Untitled Masao Yamamoto After moving from her hometown

After moving from her hometown in Okayama to Tokyo for university

the "typical landscape'' that Kawasaki found in Kumano can be said to be a representation of the ``landscape'' that many of us are trapped in and that is inherent in us

spinning entirely new narratives

This volume showcases Ide’s unique perspective—a blend of the selective information-gathering skills honed as an editor and the conscious

" centers on the apartment balcony in Gotokuji

Untitled Masao Yamamoto After moving from her hometown*Available only in Europe This is a photobook by Shin Yanagisawa, a photographer who debuted in 1958 in Minolta's PR magazine Rokkor and was active on the front lines of the field. Despite his brilliance, the number of solo exhibitions and published works during his lifetime was exceptionally small, making him little known to many people today. This book is his first collection in 27 years since the publication of Shin Yanagisawa Photographs in 1990.