Publisher/扶桑社

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Photo book "80's Shibuya, Harajuku Dream Street" by Japanese photographer Mamoru Nagai. Nagai was born and raised in Tanegashima and Osaka, and moved to Tokyo in the early 1980s. Since then, she has been famous for fashion magazines and portraits of celebrities, and has been active as an exclusive photographer for Saburo Kitajima and Yoko Ono. This book "Aightes" is one of Nagai's early works. "Hokoten" went out when he was depressed because he was free and had no work. "Rollers" who are searching for something and looking for something while dancing. And a member of the "Issei Baku" that I met by chance. Nagai was enthusiastically photographed by those who were an unknown male street performance group at the time. It is said that the relationship between the group of men and the photographer, who were tied together in a hard bond with each other who dreamed of 'upstart', continued until the members were dissolved. In this book, a drama of Harajuku Hokoten, which has been pursuing the activities of the reign of the past, has been drawn for almost 10 years, and it is a valuable book that depicts the romance of men and the movement of the times.