Nomads: Kei Kuwabara
Kei Kuwabara is not an ordinary man. He is a lover of running and an owner of “Run boys! Run girls!” in Bakuro-cho, Tokyo. In “Nomads”, he navigates us in his neighborhood as he’s discovered himself through running in the area, alone or with the community he created with the store.
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