Publisher/朝日新聞社

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A set of 12 issues in 1964 of the photo magazine "Asahi Camera" that led the prewar and postwar photography world along with "Camera Mainichi" and "Nippon Camera". After all, the highlight of the same year is that the series "Europe '64" by Ikko Narahara, a photographer representing Japan after the war, was published in all 12 issues. January "Paradise of Alberg", February "Fishing Village of Normandy", March "Battle of Spain", April "Cave of Granada", May "Village of Andalusia", June "Wall of Paris", 7 Month "Paris Afternoon", August "Portuguese Song", September "Venetian Secret", October "Sicily Crest Island", November "Dutch Doll", December "Voice of Paris". His three-year stay in Europe in the early 1960s is summarized in his maiden work, "Where time has stopped," published in 1967. In addition, the special feature "Age '64" by Shomei Tomatsu and others is also worth seeing.