Publisher/タカ・イシイ

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"Tsugaru" is a photo book by Daido Moriyama, the leading photographer in Japan. After one of Moriyama's masterpieces, which is indispensable for talking about the history of photography in Japan, "Slapping Goodbye" (1972), the slumping state of Moriyama aimed at the northern lands in Hokkaido in recent years. This book is also a collection of photographs taken in the town of Tsugaru Plain, visited in the 1970s. A work shot in Goshogawara City, Aomori Prefecture and its surroundings in 1976 was released at Nikon Gallery in the same year, but an exhibition was held at Taka Ishii Gallery in 2010, more than 30 years later, One book issued along with it. "I once became worried about the name of the town, Goshogawara, and went out to take pictures as if it had been pulled. For a while, I stopped at Tsugaru for some time. , Kuroishi, Kanagi, Car power, Thirteen, all the mysterious names of towns that stir the image, and in those scenes, I rubbed the camera with one hand, still like the wind. "(Moriyama From the “Memory of the Eyes” written at the time of the exhibition). Limited to 1,000 copies. Signed by photographer .