Publisher/毎日新聞社

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A set of 12 volumes in 1975 of the magazine "Camera Mainichi" that led the postwar photography world. Is Shomei Tomatsu the longest in the camera Mainichi magazine? It was 1975 that I finished the large series "Pencil of the Sun" and put it together in one photo book as a separate volume of Camera Mainichi. It was in the mid-1970s that Higashimatsu took the lead in holding a Terakoya-style workshop with Nobuyoshi Araki and Daido Moriyama. Masahisa Fukase, who is currently being re-evaluated worldwide from the first issue this year, announced "Yoko, 1974" from the January issue. 1974 was the year when Fukase was hungry and continued to shoot Yoko seriously for a year, and also at the "New Japanese Photography" exhibition sponsored by MoMA's photography director John Szarkowski. The work "Yoko" was introduced, and the couple went to Newyork to witness the exhibition. It is also an attractive January issue that Fukase himself wrote about such a situation and his feelings at that time. By the way, Fukase also announced "" Dark Box "to my grandfather" in the October issue, and of course Araki and Moriyama will also appear.