People crossing paths at the scramble intersection—what if we drew paths through street corners across Japan and even the world, using the mobility of trailer houses? Visually, spatially, and through action, these paths would connect “here” and “there.”

In the brief twenty seconds of passing through, you might suddenly notice the scent of plants or the subtle changes in leaves. We are living in a world where tactile experiences—and moments of connection with others—are becoming scarce. Plants can act as a cushion between people. This path becomes a gentle passage where such connections can be softly felt.