Publisher/求龍堂

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A collection of works by Yasuhiro Ishimoto (1921-2012), one of Japan's leading photographers, "Shibuya, Shibuya". The words "modeling beauty" and "design" are often used to describe Ishimoto's photographic expression, and the outstanding aesthetics of the New Bowhouse preparation are a unique world view not found in Japanese photographers at the time. Was creating. Therefore, architectural photographs such as Katsura Imperial Villa and landscapes that capture the city in a sculptural manner are very famous in Ishimoto's work, but I think the base is still street snaps. That attitude can be felt by looking at the masterpieces "One Day Somewhere" and "Chicago, Chicago." This book is composed mainly of illustrations taken with no viewfinder in the Shibuya scrambled intersection area in the later years when Ishimoto was over 80 years old. After all, Ishimoto's work has a sense of modeling and a unique observation eye, but Ishimoto's stance of enjoying the act of photography itself, as if he was obsessed with the culture unleashed by the city and the charm of the individuality of human beings. It is a lot of works that convey. Obi missing.