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"KATSURA / Katsura" is a photo collection of Japanese representative photographer Yasuhiro Ishimoto. Yasuhiro Ishimoto, who studied with Harry Callahan at the New Bow House in the United States and created a new style in the postwar Japanese photo world, which was dominated by news reports and documents, with an unusual sense of form and aesthetics. And "One day at a certain place (1958)" "Chicago, Chicago (1969)" along with the representative work is this book "Katsura". Ishimoto, who returned to Japan in the early 1950s, was fascinated by the sense of unity and its rhythm brought about by the "garden, architecture, space" of "Katsura" different from other buildings I saw in Kyoto and Nara in the same year, We stayed at "Ashiya" and took pictures. Foreword and text by architect Kenzo Tange and Bauhaus's president, Walter Gropius, layout and decoration by designer Herbert Bayer who is also from Bauhaus, and Katsura's title by a man of artist Tomofa Shibata Endless masterpiece by co-starring. English version first edition (First Printing).