Publisher/Rizzoli

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"TokyoLife: Art and Design" is a visual book that offers a multifaceted introduction to art and design culture in Tokyo during the 2000s. Published by Rizzoli in New York, this massive 496-page volume surveys Tokyo's creative scene at the time, spanning various genres including architecture, fashion, photography, contemporary art, graphic design, product design, film, and animation. It features numerous leading Japanese creators, including architects such as Jun Aoki and Tadao Ando, fashion designers such as Comme des Garçons and Undercover, and photographers such as Mika Ninagawa, Rinko Kawauchi, Takashi Homma, and Masashi Sanai. The book also includes contributions from Naoya Hatakeyama, Naoki Honjo, and Kenshu Niitsu, among others, highlighting its broad selection. Furthermore, Fumihiko Hayashi, who led fashion, photography, and art from the 1990s onward as editor-in-chief of "DUNE," along with Yuiya Kawamura and Toshiko Mori, contributed to the book. This is a valuable document that condenses the diverse talents and atmosphere of Tokyo during a time when it was attracting a lot of attention from overseas as one of the world's leading creative cities.