Three artists who actually love Yokohama made this instead of a corporate monument. It feels like standing in a place that matters to someone, watching them remember it quietly. Stop motion, still photography, a composer who knows how to let silence breathe, each piece holds the weight of a hundred years without ever announcing it.

Made to mark the 100th anniversary of Yokohama's Red Brick Warehouse No.1, this collection of short animated films pays tribute to the port city of Yokohama. Three artists with a deep affection for the city worked on it: stop motion animator Yūichi Itō, photographer Hideo Mori and composer Miyuki Onitake. The program is split into three vignettes, titled "Chat", "Once Upon a Time in Red Brick Warehouse" and "The White Seamew".