A Japanese Creator Living in Paris Considers Life with Renault (2) | Renault Gallery
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July 15, 2015

A Japanese Creator Living in Paris Considers Life with Renault (2) | Renault Gallery

With a little time, we head out for a long weekend drive. No need for advance planning; just spontaneous freedom.
The appeal of the Renault Captur lies in its surprising storage capacity, far beyond what its compact exterior suggests. We packed plenty of essential boots and clogs for the countryside.
The local church decorations tell a story of history. They carry a wish for a safe return from fishing.
Horseback tours are also quite appealing for exploring the miles of marshland.
The end of our short vacation, enjoying a sunset the same color as the car's orange.
Le Crotoy is a seaside town in Picardy, surrounded by marshlands. The Matsunaga couple has been visiting here for about ten years whenever they have some free time.
The "summer vacation," which the French cherish most, is about to begin. Everyday worries will fade away, and we'll dedicate ourselves entirely to enjoyment.
After a walk along the sea, the Matsunaga couple's usual routine in Le Crotoy is to visit a seafood restaurant to satisfy their hunger.
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A Parisian Japanese Creator's Life with Renault (2) | Renault Gallery

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