British photographer Michael Kenna, known for his delicate black-and-white landscape photographs, visits Hokkaido every year and tries to capture the traces of people and invisible things remembered in each place, using snow covering the open land, fences and stakes, or unnamed trees and windbreaks as motifs. This portfolio is a selection of seven photographs all made in 2020, and printed in collotype for the first time for the artist, creating a unique expression with a sense of "wabi."