Exploring the interplay between time, location, and social happenings, Takuma Nakahira employs a documentary visual approach that captures the transient nature of events within specific urban and cultural settings. The work is centered on photography as a means to dissect the layered temporality and spatial dynamics inherent in contemporary life.

date, place, events delves into the intricate relationship between photographic documentation and the unfolding of historical moments, emphasizing the role of place and chronology in framing human experience. The 320-page volume, published by Little More in 2011, compiles a sustained investigation into how photographic practices can reveal shifting realities through event-driven imagery.