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A collection of works by Japanese designer Isamu Kenmochi (1912-1971) "Japanese Modern Retrospective Kenmochi Isamu". This book is a commercial version (hardcover) of a catalog published from 2004 to 2005 at Matsudo City Museum and exhibitions held in Akita, Kyoto, and Marugame. As an interior designer and an industrial designer, he was the person who created the base of the "Japanese modern" design with Sori Yanagi and others, and the rattan chair of the Japanese taste using rattan (the first MoMA permanent collection in Japan), "Stacking chairs" that have practicality are known as popular masterpieces, and the familiar milky drinks "Yakult" and "Joa" are also sword holding designs. It is a collection of works that have a universal design that never goes away, a design unique to Japan, and a design in a wide field that goes beyond the boundaries of furniture, and the charm of Isamu Kenmochi, who casts various hints even today. I will. Both English and Japanese.