Publisher/中央公論社

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A collection of works by Daido Moriyama, a photographer representing Japan after the war, "Hunter / Hunter (First Edition)". One of Daido Moriyama's early masterpieces and timeless masterpieces. In 1972, when this book was published, he published "Goodbye Photography", which can be said to be the final point after Provoke, in April, and published this work in July of the same year. It was an important year for Moriyama as well as a turning point. After his first work Nippon Theater Photo Album (1968), which depicted folklore and entertainment of Japanese culture, he was inspired by Jack Kerouac's Roadside, which was recommended by Takuma Nakahira, and traveled by car to shoot. and a series in which Moriyama got out of the car, went back to the street, shot, and printed out in a darkroom, just as Kerouac got out of the car and grabbed a pen at his desk. In response to "Goodbye to photography," which put an end to conventional photography, "Hunter" led to the creation of a solid Daido Moriyama style by pursuing his own originality while pursuing a legitimate path as a photographer. ’ you might say. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)