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A photo book by Yutaka Takanashi, one of Japan's leading photographers, ``To the City / Toshi-e (First Edition, Signed)''. Since the 1960s, he has made a name for himself in commercial and fashion photography, and as a member of "Provoke", which he was invited to join by Takuma Nakahira, he has also taken on the challenge of experimental and destructive photographic expression, and has demonstrated a wide range of talents both in public and private life. Yutaka Takanashi demonstrated his true potential. This book is Takanashi's first collection of works and a masterpiece, which can be said to be a monumental work in the history of Japanese photography. ``The ``image hunter'' who tries to shoot down only what is invisible, and the ``scrap picker'' who is particular about recording and only trusts what can be seen'' (Camera Mainichi January 1966 issue). The ``urban theory'' advocated by Yutaka Takanashi, who believes that the city is home to many living things. It challenges urbanization driven by human desire, depicting the wide and narrow, similar yet different nature of cities, and moving back and forth between his own traditional left-brained interpretation and the right-brained vibe he experienced through Provoke. A treasure of Japanese photography from the 1970s. Book cover: Kohei Sugiura. Poetry by Gozo Yoshimasu. Congratulations signed .