Publisher/マガジンハウス

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A photo book "The Happiness of the City" of the Japanese representative photographer Keisuke Araki. Araki Keisuke who began to take pictures under the influence of his father who was a getaman and an amateur photographer. Since the 1970s, she has presented sensational works such as “Oh-Japan” and “Sentimental Journey” that have been told up to the present, and when she is outstanding, she is exposed to extreme nudity and humanity. This book is a collection of photographs published in 1993. It is a collection of series in the magazine "Da Capo" and focuses on "New Town" created in and around Tokyo. Araki, which was created in Tokyo (Tanto-ku, Minowa), captures the cityscape that moves with economic development during the times, and "Tokyo is a fall," "Tokyo Story," and so on. This book shows 23 new towns in this book, but it is a uniform city view that is different from the town (downtown or downtown) where Araki has photographed. In such an artificial landscape, the existence of children gives life. "Happiness was in motion. You have to shoot quickly, you have to copy life" (from the postscript).