Inspired by Sans Soleil and named after Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Before Long, Before Long I Will Remember opens with a quotation from Chris Marker’s influential film. The narrative reimagines a conversation with Marker, now retired and living in Harajuku, reflecting on memories that blur time and place. These emotions reshape the present context, connecting Marker’s ideas on remembrance with Foucault’s concepts of genealogy. The chapter bridges the historical, anthropological, and philosophical, questioning self-exploration through memories and the subconscious. The episode concludes humorously, with a rapid montage of food photographs as the credits roll, accompanied by the Gokan No Ge chant performed by a group of students.