Publisher/ニッコールクラブ

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“My Tokyo 100” is a photo collection of Japan's leading photographer Kazumasa Suda. Suda was born into a family that runs a public bar in Kanda, Tokyo. Although I was helping, I found an article about Shuji Terayama's recruitment of the ceiling pier staff who I saw in a newspaper by chance and became a dedicated photographer. In the 1970s, he released one of the best masterpieces in the history of photography captured by traveling around Japan. In the latter half of the 1990s, he presented a collection of snapshots made of 30 years of “Human Memory”. Photographer Kazumasa Suda, who won the 16th Domon Ken Award and continues to energetically present his works. This book is a book composed of snaps taken in Tokyo in a collection of works published in 1979. The works of Suda, which became famous after the announcement of “Kazegata Handen”, were selected by Nikkor Club's Satoshi Miki and Jun Morinaga. According to Shoji Ueda, “Your photos are ecstatic.”