Publisher/朝日新聞社

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A collection of works by Yutaka Takanashi, Japan's leading post-war photographer. From commercial work from the 1960s represented by “Otsukaresama”, “Provoque” activities with Takuma Nakahira and Daido Moriyama, photography theory to their outstanding public and private camera work, the idea of Takanashi 1974 Fruited as a collection of works published in the year “To the city” (including “Tokyo people”). After that, I will change the stage from “City” to “Town”, I will immerse myself in the activity of carrying “Large Town” in “Color” with a large camera on the back and connecting buses and trams. And here is a photo book that was promoted in 1977, three years later. Tokyo is becoming increasingly “urban” in the post-war high growth period. In Tokyo, there is still a “Shitamachi” where traditions and customs from Edo are still preserved, and in the words of Shotaro Ikenami, “they still breathe slightly in one corner of Tokyo that has been destroyed. The old Tokyons exhale relievedly when they see it. " Takanashi may have had such a feeling. An introductory work by a great photographer who would then look at the “city” from various perspectives and ideas. A booklet is included. Signed with a signature (however, the address is erased) .