Publisher/平凡社

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New York Diary, a collection of works by Tsuneo Esei, one of Japan's leading photographers. After graduating from university, Tsuneo Enari became a freelancer in the late 70s after working for the Mainichi Shimbun for 12 years and continued to pursue the war bride “Worbride” that went to the United States. The series “Bride's America” won the 6th Kimura Ihei Photography Award. He has a reputation for social documentaries based on the journalism he cultivated during the days of the newspaper company, and has won the Domon Ken Award at Manchuria of Xiaohai, which interviewed Chinese remaining Japanese orphans in Manchuria. This book was written before the creation of "America of the Bride", with the influence of the time when American photography was prosperous, centered on Richard Avedon and Irving Penn at that time. Let's take a look, it contains illustrations taken in the time of staying in New York for a year after moving to the US after becoming free. This is a valuable snapshot of the younger generation of Eisei who crawled the city in the future.