Publisher/朝日ソノラマ

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Japan's Dream Age, a photo book by Shigekazu Nagano, a photographer representing postwar Japan. After studying photography under the guidance of Kozo Nojima and others while enrolled at Keio University, after graduating, Yonosuke Natori joined "Weekly Sun News" as an editorial staff who was editing to aim for "Life", and then invited Natori. As a result, as a staff member of the "Iwanami Photo Library," I will travel around the country and concentrate on photography. After 1954, he became a freelancer, was in charge of many serializations of domestic and foreign reportage and various photo magazines, and was a great photographer and editor who contributed to the formation of the foundation of Japanese photography after the 1960s. This book is Shigeichi Nagano's masterpiece "Dream Age". In the 1960s, in the midst of Japan's high economic growth period, when it was called the "golden 1960s", it was composed of illustrations that cut out various phenomena of Japan that changed drastically from a personal perspective. Book. The material richness won and the richness of the lost heart. . An interesting book with the author's text and the contribution of Shuntaro Tanikawa recorded at the end of the book. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)