There is something quite fantastic about Masataka Nakano's photographs. So fantastic they don't seem real. He records the city with a razor sharp eye so that every detail is preserved in these impeccable prints. Every spoke in the wheel of a bicycle leaning awkwardly against street posts is crisp and clear. Every piece of paper of the rubbish piled high above the bin; and even the cracks in the road come amazingly into focus. You can see the little green man symbol in the traffic light signaling to walk across the Ginza intersection. However, no one is there to walk. Nakano's Tokyo is clear of the clutter of people.