Publisher/春夏秋冬叢書

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``Walking through Santouka'' was co-authored by Masao Yamamoto, one of Japan's leading photographers, and Shintaro Amioka, an artist. Last year, we published a collection of works created with the motif of "Tori" and it sold out in an instant. Using nature as a motif, he creates photographs that seem to write poetry, and his work, which perfectly combines Japanese emotion based on the spirit of "Japanese" and modern sensibilities that are relevant today, has received high praise overseas. Masao Yamamoto keeps calling. On the other hand, like Yamamoto, Shintaro Ajioka was born in Aichi Prefecture and is a multi-talented artist who works in art installations, graphic design, typography, and even architectural design. This book is about the journey of the haiku poet Santoka Taneda, who went on a journey to visit the grave of the haiku poet Izuki Inoue, for whom he had shown respect, in 1939, and traveled to Atsumi, Mikawa, Enshu, and Ina in just 19 days. Ajioka, who has now become a photographer, is compiling his footsteps in text and photo illustrations with the help of photographer Yamamoto. Although it is famous as a collection of Ajioka's works, this is a valuable book that includes many monochrome and color illustrations taken at the time when Yamamoto was beginning to gain popularity overseas.