TOKYO - Believing that the camera lens can cut through to a truer reality than is apparent to people at the time, a Japanese photographer has made a pictorial record for the future of the impact of the pandemic on Tokyo, following up on a similar endeavor to chronicle the devastation that followed in the wake of the triple disaster to hit northeastern Japan in 2011.
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