Publisher/合同会社米山

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A collection of works by Japanese female photographer Hanayo, "Annyamonnya". His real name is Hanayo Nakajima. After training as a geisha, he is a multi-artist who is creative in various worlds, including musicians, live performers, and contemporary artists, but Hanayo is also famous as a photographer. When he was a junior high school student, he started taking pictures with the half-size Olympus Pen D, which he received as a keepsake of his grandfather, and released works with motifs of familiar family and friends. It is characterized by its unique color sense and vague image, and the image is so much that Daido Moriyama said, "I was jealous of people's photographs for the first time." By the way, the title of this book is derived from "Nanjamonja no Ki", which refers to an unidentified tree. Here is a photo book that the artist, who learned that this tree has existed in Jingu Gaien while changing generations from the Edo period to the present, used this word as a clue to create memories of late summer. The binding (and issuance) is by Natsuko Yoneyama, a designer from Naomi Hirabayashi's office.