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A collection of works by Yasuhiro Ishimoto, a leading post-war Japanese photographer, "Katsura Villa Space and From". This is the second work of Ishimoto's "Katsura Imperial Villa," which was shot for the first time in 30 years. Ishimoto, who studied photography and design in the United States, superimposed the two-dimensional composition of the façade drawn by Mies van der Rohe in the city of Chicago. Tradition and Creation in Japanese Architecture", designed by Herbert Bayer, was published as a collection of works in 1960. After that, in 1971, a new edition designed by Yusaku Kamekura was announced. During this time, Ishimoto's "aesthetics", which he spent in Japan, also changed, and the "aesthetics of addition", which does not rely on the beauty of form and detail, but also adds the beauty of luster, patterns, and colors, is sufficient in this work. is depicted in As a color photograph work of architecture, it can be said to be the best post-war book.