I am a thief. Throughout all time, there have been many kinds of thieves, but I am a little different from them. I don’t steal money. I have absolutely no interest in antiques, jewels, or other valuable works of art. I am a thief who steals sound. "Haru o hisagu" is a slang term for prostitution. Here, it functions as a metaphor for "music as a business." Don’t you think that’s sad? It’s even more foolish than real prostitution. We shave away our pride to make a living, choose themes that cater to the masses, and search for pop melodies. We create works that are neatly worded and easy to understand. In this way, we sell ourselves—ourselves as expressed through the form of music—to you at a bargain price. I call that "haru hisagi."

"Those who save Deku and those who save Izuku" I depicted the two of them, both twisted and beyond help, confronting each other through All Might, who serves as a common guiding light.

At the foot of Mount Nyotai, a spring wells up in a peering dry well, and Jizō returns with a frog. In the galaxy’s homeland, a masquerade in a brimful spring (lotion). A kaleidoscope peeks, and inside is Jizō. The frog is blessed and reborn as undergarments, transcending dimensions. This video was created to commemorate the collaboration between TENGA and Saigo no Shudan. As the fifth installment of “TXA-TENGA by Artist-,” a project in which TENGA Co., Ltd. creates apparel, goods, and other products together with artists, four collaborative items were released with Saigo no Shudan.

The first installment of Kanzaki Iori’s spring 2022 trilogy