Tsukiji Outer Market Scatter Sight Notes is a three-volume photographic exploration of Tokyo’s Tsukiji Outer Market—not as a guidebook, but as a living landscape of gestures, textures, and fleeting moments. Across the complete set, the series moves through different registers of observation, gathering fragments of everyday scenes: fish laid out at dawn, hands in motion, tools worn smooth by time, shifting light, pauses between transactions, and the quiet dignity of work repeated day after day. Rather than cataloging stalls or products, each volume approaches the market obliquely, through scattered visual notes and short reflections that allow meaning to surface gradually. Seen together, the three volumes form a continuous field of looking. What appears briefly in one book deepens in another; rhythms echo, contrasts emerge, and the market’s enduring presence becomes clearer—not as a single image, but as accumulated experience. Food culture, memory, labor, and human tempo intersect across the pages, revealing Tsukiji not as a destination to be consumed, but as a place to linger within. This bundled edition invites readers to slow down, to notice what often escapes attention, and to experience the Outer Market as a layered, living environment—unfolding over time, across three distinct yet interconnected volumes.