Urban Exploration, often abbreviated as Urbex, refers to the exploration of man-made structures, typically abandoned or hidden spaces within urban environments. This practice involves entering locations such as deserted buildings, tunnels, factories, rooftops, and other urban areas that are often not accessible to the general public. Urban explorers document their experiences through photography, videography, and written accounts, capturing the unique aesthetics and history of these sites. While the practice can be adventurous and intriguing, it can also pose risks due to potential dangers such as unstable structures, hazardous materials, and legal issues regarding trespassing. Urban exploration emphasizes a sense of adventure and discovery, as well as an appreciation for urban decay and the stories encapsulated in abandoned spaces.
Tokyo Forecast, directed by Bunji Sotoyama, is an anthology of three short films, showcasing vibrant stories set in Tokyo, each with its own distinct theme. Call My Name explores the…