Publisher/河出書房新社

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Japanese photographer Kishin Shinoyama's photo book "Idols 1970-2000". Balancing “commercial” and “art” creative activities is a difficult task for many photographers. Kishin Shinoyama is probably one of the most successful photographers in the post-war Japanese photography world. Rie Miyazawa's "Santa Fe", which was the pioneer of hair nude and caused an unprecedented boom, and child photos and gravure by Chiaki Kuriyama and others are generally famous, but in the early 70's "Orere Orara" (1971) ) “House” (1975), “Sunny Day” (1975), and many other works that are considered masterpieces in the art photography world. This is a "documentary" based on the keyword "idol" spanning about 30 years since 1970. If the masterpiece "Sunny Day" is a documentary that covers not only commerce but also politics, economy, and society as a whole, this is a documentary that summarizes the history of entertainment and commercials through the history of idols. A separate booklet is included.