This is what the film 'Lost in Translation' would smell like if there was a perfume inspired by it. Especially the 'Alone in Kyoto' scene.
A very quiet appreciation of beauty. Melancholic, soft, nostalgic, it's like wanting to cry but you can't. Pondering, reflecting, wondering through an unknown place both physically and emotionally. It's not quite sadness, but a space between. Almost hopeful, not entirely lost.
East coast beaches in winter/spring. Or the first ray of sunshine filtering through a secret garden after a heavy rain. The feeling of being quietly sad but still enjoying the beauty around you.
To be able to capture and inspire such intricate feelings is a masterpiece. What an incredibly beautiful fragrance.
