Publisher/朝日ソノラマ

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"Yoko / Yohko" is a photograph collection of Japan's leading photographer Masahisa Fukase. The motifs that Masahisa Fukase has projected himself are "crows / Ravens", "cats / Cats", "fathers / Fathers", and "families". In recent years, publishing houses in Japan and abroad have re-released "Ravens" and re-edited works of the "Cats / Cats" series, and the lonely photographer Masahisa Fukase has become increasingly popular. Another important motif, like crows and cats, is an indispensable subject of Fukase's career as a former wife, Yoko / Yohko. This precious book was published in 1978 after separation from Yoko. Behind "coolness" and "beauty", there are some "loneliness" and "sadness" in the photograph of Fukase who lived lonely, and his or her own appearance is hidden. Of course, this work is the same, but it is also attractive that you can feel some warmth and fun with a woman who has been with you for many years. After divorce from Yoko, Fukase returns to his hometown, Hokkaido, and continues his lonely journey.