Publisher/蒼穹舎

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Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama's photo book "Journey to Nakaji". Following in the footsteps of Shomei Higashimatsu and Eikoh Hosoe, leading post-war Japanese photographers, he has been active as a freelancer since the late 1960s. Daido Moriyama, who has built a solid position as the world's most popular Japanese photographer with Nobuyoshi Araki and others, leaving masterpieces that have been handed down, including "Theatrical Photo Album" and "Goodbye Photography". This book is a tribute to the legendary photographer Nakaji Yasui, a member of the "Tampei Photography Club" who was active in the Kansai area before the war, and excelled in free, avant-garde, and human photographic expression. Moriyama admired Yasui so much that he said, "Nakaji's photography is the root of Japanese photography and he is the father of Japanese photography." An image journey inspired by Nakaji Yasui, who surprised Japan's leading photographers. A unique collection of works rich in experimental depictions that are quiet yet free.