Publisher/春秋社

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Masatoshi Naito. "Chemistry/SF" "Life and Death" "History: Past and Present" "Photography and Folklore". . The world and thoughts that Masatoshi Naito has pursued as motifs are somewhat primordial, but at the same time, they are highly creative and derivative. His unique stance of capturing the visible world with a camera and capturing the invisible world through folklore, and the fact that the objects he has depicted include many historical and cultural elements of Japan are also well known in Japan. It may be the reason why it continues to receive high praise from overseas. This book is one of Masatoshi Naito's representative works, along with "Oba" and "Tokyo", and won the Ken Domon Award. Ever since I visited Tono for the first time in the early 1970s, I have been inspired by Kunio Yanagita's "Tono Monogatari" and have been fascinated by its mystical charms, and have continued to photograph other worlds where pristine scenery, life and death coexist. rice field. This work is divided into three parts, starting with the "Chapter of the Living," which depicts people's lives and landscapes, the "Chapter of the Dead," which focuses on portraits of the deceased of various houses, and the "Chapter of the Gods," which features images of gods and buddhas. . A collection of Masatoshi Naito's fascinating works, such as capturing invisible scenes that emerge in the darkness with a "strobe". Comes with an obi.