Dotonbori market district, Osaka, authentic 1975 — real hand-lettered shop sign…

Dotonbori market district, Osaka, authentic 1975 — real hand-lettered shop signs in faded ink, genuine narrow market alley with vegetable stalls on both sides, actual 1970s Japanese civilian clothing on background market-goers who take no notice of anything unusual. A stocky orange-and-white cat in a plain dark suit is shopping — examining a radish with both paws, the stall owner waiting patiently — when two Japanese men in formal suits stop beside it and speak quietly. The cat sets the radish down. Pays for it first — actual coins, the stall owner counting change. Picks up the radish in one paw. Turns to the two men. The three of them walk together around a corner into a service alley between stalls — the camera following at a respectful documentary distance. In the alley: one brief violent exchange, completely professional, clinical, economical. The cat returns to the market alley alone, continues shopping, still carrying the radish. Background market-goers still paying no attention. Shot on Fujifilm 16mm 1975, authentic Osaka market color — faded red and yellow signage, worn concrete underfoot, the market’s ambient warm yellow from shop lighting beginning to be felt as the afternoon lengthens. Handheld documentary distance — not pressing close, observing.

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