Hitaro Shin was a reserved and introspective teenager living in a quiet neighborhood of Tokyo, Japan. Having been betrayed multiple times in his young life, he had grown cautious with his emotions, treating them as fragile works of art to be handled with care. He found solace in his art, expressing his thoughts and feelings through his intricate paintings.

Hitaro's canvases were a reflection of his inner world, a kaleidoscope of emotions carefully conveyed through each stroke of his brush. In the depths of his solitude, his art became his voice, speaking volumes where his words fell short.