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Japan's leading photographer Yutaka Takanashi's photo book “Toshi-e (Towards the City)”. After graduating from Nihon University College of Art, entered Kuwasawa Design School and studied with Kiyoji Otsuki. After that, he got a job at the Nippon Design Center. He was a protagonist in advertising photography, and won the New Photo Award of the Japan Photo Critics Association for the portrait of a popular talent, “Otsukaresama.” From the late 1960s, the legendary photo quarterly magazine “Provoque” was launched. Since the 1970s, he has consistently worked on the theme of “city,” and portrays the real reality and the invisible and abstract reality lurking behind it through a mix of portraits, snaps, and landscapes. Yutaka Takanashi continued. This book is Takanashi's representative collection of works “To the City” that has its name in the history of photography in Japan and around the world. A book from the Books on Books series that reproduces and reproduces many masterpiece photo books.