Publisher/タカ・イシイ

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"Tokyo Blues 1977" is a collection of photographs that represent Japan's leading photographer, Keigo Araki. This is a collection of photographs published in 2013 in conjunction with a solo exhibition held at Taka Ishii Gallery Photography / Film. On the first page is a copy of the Araki photo exhibition flyer marked "Tokyo Blues" affixed to the wall, but the photos posted in this book are Nikon Salons in Ginza and Shinjuku in 1977. Presented at the photo exhibition held in After that it seemed to have slept untouched in the storehouse, but the vintage prints excavated were exhibited again after 40 years. Araki, who felt “blues” in the life and life of women who came out to Tokyo in “The Craftmanship documentary that begins with women from Kyushu who Araki met at the time” (from the gallery), has various circumstances. The documents are displayed in the form of documents of women who think that they have appeared in Tokyo (these have been compiled separately in the photo book "Actresses" published in 1978).