Publisher/マザーブレーン

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"Tokyo Nude" is a collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. A book edited by Akira Suei, who became a famous combination in the magazine "Photo Age" in the 1980s, and Suei is also a photo book in "Photobook Mad Araki" (2012), which is one of the most memorable photobooks in collaboration with Araki. This book is listed. This is a book that seems to be Araki, with a landscape that captures the mess of construction due to bubble economic growth as a collapsing "Tokyo" and a nude of an expressionless woman. Araki, who usually leaves all the editing to Suei, was enthusiastic at the beginning when he did this book together, but when he first started editing, he said, "Sue. I'll leave it to you." Eventually, Araki was informed of his wife, Yoko's cancer, at this time. Suei writes that every time he looks at this photo book, the collapsing city of Tokyo and the women who have lost their facial expressions look like Araki's feelings and dub, which makes him feel very sad. Obi missing.