Publisher/深夜叢書社

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A collection of photographs by a Japanese photographer, Toshihiro Asakura, "To Gento". In the late 1960s, it was a crossroads of various cultures such as drama, music, photography, etc., and there were many people flowing from the region, energetic and chaotic city = Shinjuku `` Shinjuku Furaibo '' in the magazine `` Asahi Graph '' Serialized and debuted as a photographer (1969). Toshihiro Asakura has since released his work in the serials of "Ryumin Retsuden" (1972), "Wandering Singing" (1975), and "Tenge Geishinroku" (1978). This book was also published in various magazines, including Asahi Graph, and is a collection of works directed at Akiko Maro, who runs the dance troupe "Dairakudakan". Speaking of dancers and photographers, Hidemasa Hosoe's "Kama-otori" (1969) is also famous, but this book also has an unusual presence of white-painted maro. Asakura wrote in the afterword, "What a transparent, supple and violent body," and described Maro as "What can be born when confronting one" landscape "" for ten years. The intermittent photography journey has crystallized. A text by film director Kiyoshi Jun Suzuki and poet Norio Osaki. (From The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)