Publisher/朝日ソノラマ

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A photo book from the Japanese photographer Takeno Tanuma, "Sometimes, a long time ago." Born in 1929. After graduating from Tokyo Photography Institute (now Tokyo Institute of Technology), Takeno Tannuma, who entered the "Sunnews Photos" where Naoto Yonosuke and Kimura Ihei were enrolled, and started his journey from Kimura's assistant to photographer . As a commission of Shinchosha, he shot many portraits of artists and artists, and drew attention in the 1954 solo exhibition “Face of Artists”. In 1965, he signed up with Time Life, Inc. of the United States and was active in the field of photo journalism, and tried to express the times through the filming of children around the world. This book is a collection of photographs of the scenery of downtown Tokyo, where Tanuma has made life work, along with photographs of cultural people and children. Including the Asakusa where he was born and raised, there are sights of the Showa 20's to 30's and it is projected that there is a scene. At the end of the book, Akira Yoshimura, also a writer born in downtown, does not exaggerate the image of Tanuma, and considers "no naughty feelings" as good, but captures the subtleties of downtown in everyday life that is not adorned This is one book. (The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990 collection)