作品多为海洋生物、鱼的木雕。多种多样的鱼类、海洋生物成团回游。大多是餐桌上常见、在珠洲捕捞的鱼类，以海流为意向，构成复数的方向性与进行性。珠洲地区有着诸多民间传说围绕着作为蛸岛由来的“蛸”。主卧里放置大蛸，令人想起这家的主人。巡游世界之旅的最终目的地是本次作品的“回游的尽头”。

Most of these works are wood carvings of fish and marine animals. These diverse creatures of the sea are migrating together in a group. Many of the fishes are familiar, appearing on dinner tables or as catches in Suzu. Their various directions and progressions of movement are arranged in the image of ocean currents. Suzu is a region where folk tales about octopi, the origin of the name Takojima (literally, “Octopus Island”), have been passed down for generations. At the center of the installation is a giant octopus reminiscent of the master of the house. This work depicts creatures who traveled around the world and have reached their “final destination.”