In Sounds, Metamorphoses, people, events, and places were poetically connected, and a dialogue between characters of artist who is possibly Miyagi himself and a musician was woven into a video work narrated by a male narrator. The story was a mixture of fact and imagination, in which commonality and continuity were found through the solitude of the members of the Tenshō Embassy, the Italian composer Carlo Gesualdo, and others who never actually crossed paths such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Shusaku Endo. Using locations in Venice, Ferrara, Rome, Naples, and other parts of Italy as well as the port of Nagoya, different places, times, their boundaries, and divides, were all reflected in the connection of “transformation”, reminding us of the universality of things and their existence.