Publisher/朝日新聞社

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“Tokyo Nude”, a collection of works by Japan's leading photographer, Nobuno Shinoyama. From the 1970s to the 1980s, Nobuyoshi Araki teamed up with Akira Suei in the “Weekend Super” and the “Photo Age” that boasted explosive popularity, but Shinoyama, on the other hand, The gravure series “Gekisha” with models, idols and actresses as a motif became a hit, and the photo magazine “Sharaku” centered on Sasayama was born. In addition, Sinoyama's representative work in the 1980s worked in parallel with commercial activities was “Sinorama”. As its name suggests, it is a coined word that combines the name of Sasayama and “Panorama”, but it is a technique that uses multiple cameras to capture the object in multiple eyes. Shinoyama has published works set in New York and Tokyo, which is a great technique for capturing the (big) cities of the 1980s that have undergone drastic changes. This is “Tokyo Nude”, which is a Tokyo city, mixed with urban scenery and female (nude).