Publisher/月曜社

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A collection of works by Daido Moriyama, Japan's leading post-war photographer, “Hunter / A Hunter (2019)”. One of Daido Moriyama's early masterpieces and one of the most enduring masterpieces, a book from Daido Moriyama's reissue series, which was republished by Monsha from 2018-19. In 1972, when this book was published, “Goodbye Photography” was released in April, which can be said to be the end point after Provoque. It was an important year that became a turning point for Moriyama. After a virgin work "Nippon Theater Photo" (1968) depicting folk and artistic Japanese culture, he was inspired by Jack Kerouac's "Street" which was recommended by Nakahira Takuma. It was edited from the series that Moriyama got out of the car, got back from the car, got back on the road, took a photo and stayed in the dark room. In contrast to “Goodbye to Photography,” which ended the traditional photography, “Hunter” was able to build a firm style of Daido Moriyama by pursuing his own originality while pursuing his true path as a photographer. It may be said that.