Tsukamoto Tori was a famous photographer. She had won several awards in photography. The object of her pictures was usually animals or plants in the wild. People know her as a reliable photographer. However, it was challenging for people to get her on interview. Besides being an introvert, she was also known to be ferocious and impatient with others. She showed a different attitude when she was dealing with the object of her photo in the wild. She would wait patiently for days trying to photograph the movements of the animals, which she found very interesting.
Five years ago, Tsukamoto and her two assistants went to Hiriku to take pictures of the Fire Peacock. The Fire Peacock was a scarce bird species. Tsukamoto went there because she got a story about some people saw a flock of Fire Peacocks at the edge of a forest in Hiriku. The Fire Peacock usually lives alone, so it was rarely seen in a group. Hiriku was a very remote area. Wilderness still covered about ninety percent of its territory.
Three months after Tsukamoto entered the jungle, there was no more news from Tsukamoto and his two assistants. Two months after that, several researchers who entered the wood found Tsukamoto's two assistants in a daze. They couldn't even say their own names. Even after receiving treatment at the hospital, they still didn't remember what happened. Since then, Tsukamoto had been declared missing. Over the next few months, several search teams went into the forest to look for Tsukamoto, but nothing came of it. The following year, people had forgotten about it. They thought most likely Tsukamoto had died in the forest.
Tsukamoto Tori was a famous photographer. She had won several awards in photography. The object of her pictures was usually animals or plants in the wild. People know her as a reliable photographer. However, it was challenging for people to get her on interview. Besides being an introvert, she was also known to be ferocious and impatient with others. She showed a different attitude when she was dealing with the object of her photo in the wild. She would wait patiently for days trying to photograph the movements of the animals, which she found very interesting.
Five years ago, Tsukamoto and her two assistants went to Hiriku to take pictures of the Fire Peacock. The Fire Peacock was a scarce bird species. Tsukamoto went there because she got a story about some people saw a flock of Fire Peacocks at the edge of a forest in Hiriku. The Fire Peacock usually lives alone, so it was rarely seen in a group. Hiriku was a very remote area. Wilderness still covered about ninety percent of its territory.
Three months after Tsukamoto entered the jungle, there was no more news from Tsukamoto and his two assistants. Two months after that, several researchers who entered the wood found Tsukamoto's two assistants in a daze. They couldn't even say their own names. Even after receiving treatment at the hospital, they still didn't remember what happened. Since then, Tsukamoto had been declared missing. Over the next few months, several search teams went into the forest to look for Tsukamoto, but nothing came of it. The following year, people had forgotten about it. They thought most likely Tsukamoto had died in the forest.
