Publisher/月曜社

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Daido Moriyama (1938-), a photographer who has been active since the 1960s and has built his own world view with rough black-and-white photography. After serving as an assistant to Eikoh Hosoe, he began his career as a freelance photographer, and in 1968 published the photo book "Nippon Theater Photobook". This book is a series of magazines such as "Asahi Camera", "Asahi Journal", and "Camera Mainichi" published by Moriyama in the 1970s ("Journey to Something", "Sakurahana", "Ground", "Three Views of Japan", etc.). It is a compiled version. The layout of the magazine at that time is reproduced as it is, and color photographs are also posted depending on the content. The following is from the final episode of "Journey to Something," which is also the title of this book. "I hate the uniqueness of the place and the season, but in the end I go out because of it, find another context and come back. I went looking for something ambiguous, such as , and in the end, It's all about looking at myself, and I always feel like I've forgotten something later. " With obi.