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"Tokyo Style (Small Book, Second Printing)" is a photo collection by Kyoichi Tsuzuki, a Japanese editor and photographer. After working as an editor and writer for magazines such as "Popeye" and "BRUTUS," he worked on the now-defunct Kyoto Shoin Publishing Company's "Art Random" series, which featured contemporary artists. He also began taking photographs during interviews, and his photo collection "ROADSIDE JAPAN: A Journey through Japan," a compilation of reportage on suspicious facilities throughout Japan that he serialized in magazines, won the 23rd Kimura Ihei Photography Award, and he became known as a photographer. This book is a record of the real lives (traces) of people living in Tokyo through their residential spaces, and you can feel Tsuzuki's unique perspective and method. The lifestyles and hobbies of students, single people, families, and more are diverse, but instead of the designed spaces found in interior magazines, it contains vivid scenes of life. Following the first edition (hardcover) in 1993 and the reprint (softcover) in 1997, this is a popular edition (paperback size) published in 2003. Second printing.