Publisher/Akio Nagasawa Publishing

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Tono 2014 is a collection of works by Daido Moriyama, one of postwar Japan's leading photographers. Motifs such as "city," "town," and "woman" are part of Daido's style, and monochrome street snapshots are synonymous with it. On the other hand, in search of his ``hometown'' and in search of original scenery, he has left behind wonderful works in ``local areas'' such as ``Tono'' (Iwate) and his father's hometown ``Takuno'' (Shimane). Daido Moriyama. This book is a collection of works published in conjunction with Cannon Gallery S's 100th commemorative photo exhibition "Tono 2014." In the mid-1970s, I first visited Tono, which I had considered my ``heart's hometown'' ever since I read Kunio Yanagita's ``Tono Monogatari'' when I was a teenager, and took photographs, which were published in the collection ``Tono Monogatari'' (Asahi Sonorama, 1976). This is the 21st century version of Tono Monogatari, which was taken after visiting the area for the first time in a long time. Limited to 900 copies. AP version (no edition number).