Publisher/月曜社

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“Osaka” is a photo collection of Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama. Daido Moriyama, a photographer representing the Japanese photography world in the 20th century, which has been active since the late 1960s. After working at Takeji Iwamiya's studio, he became an assistant to Hideko Hosoe, witnessed the production of "Rose Prison", etc., and sought his own style while admiring Tomatsu Lighting. From the mid-1960s, the electric encounter with Takuma Nakahira developed into the first issue of “Provoque”, leading to masterpieces “Hunter” and “Goodbye to Photography” since the 1970s. Since the 1980s, Daido Moriyama has always been at the forefront of the era, as represented by the “light and shadow”, “journey to Nakaji”, “Color” and “Hysteric”. This book is a book composed of photographic illustrations of “Osaka” taken between 1995 and 2006. It seems that 55 years have passed since moving to Tokyo from Osaka, and living in Tokyo has already been longer, but many people who have seen their own photos are often described as “Kansai / Osaka”. I can't deny that it was influenced by. An essay recorded in “Dog Memories” has been reconstructed and is a book that gives you an idea of the roots of Daido Moriyama. Second print.