Taxa is a Japanese artist currently based in Hong Kong. He is one of the finalists of Secret Walls x Hong Kong series 4(2016) and he is the Hong Kong winner of the Vans Asia Custom Culture competition 2017 and one of the finalists in Asia.
He also participated in Hong Kong’s annual street art festival called HKWalls, a world wide graffiti festival Meeting of Styles in Manila, Philippines, europe’s biggest street art festival called Upfest in Bristol, UK and he exhibited in Paris, France.

Taxa 是一位現居香港的日本藝術家。 他除了是2016年Secret Walls x Hong Kong第四季的決賽選手，亦是2017年Vans Custom Culture 比賽的香港冠軍，更是亞洲區決賽的選手之一。他還參加了香港一年一度的HKWalls街頭藝術節、菲律賓馬尼拉的Meeting of Styles國際塗鴉節和在英國布里斯托爾舉辦的歐洲最大街頭藝術節 Upfest，並在法國巴黎展出作品。

Taxa’s mural is on the wall of a Japanese fusion restaurant. He was influenced by the size and rectangular shape of the wall: a lengthy fish, which also nods to Sai Kung as a fishing town. There is a woman who looks out beyond the composition and the chrysanthemum flower to her right symbolizes the monarchy in Japan referred to as the Chrysanthemum Throne.

Taxa的壁畫在一家日式融合餐廳的牆上。他受到牆壁的大小和矩形形狀的影響：一條長長的魚，這也向西貢致敬。有一個女人在構圖之外向外看，她右邊的菊花象徵著日本的君主制，被稱為菊花王座。