The artist conducted extensive underwater sound recordings of various water bodies in the Kuni area. These sounds were then transformed into soil-based sculptures. The coloration of the sculptures derives from the soil that carries these acoustic traces. Coupled with the historical background of the exhibition venue, Mukashi-Mukashi House, the entire interior space is transformed into an underwater soundscape of Kuni—resembling a dry landscape garden (kare-sansui) that evokes a deep sense of longing. Visitors can scan a QR code to individually listen to the underwater sounds. However, it is recommended to first engage with the works visually—experiencing the sound as one would read a musical score.