Publisher/タカ・イシイ

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"Tsugaru (With Postcard)" is a photo book by Daido Moriyama, one of Japan's leading photographers. After ``Goodbye Photography'' (1972), one of Moriyama's masterpieces that is indispensable when talking about the history of photography in Japan, Moriyama, who fell into a slump, set his sights on the northern land. He is also known for his exhibitions and photo books, and this book is a compilation of photos taken in the towns of Tsugaru Plain that he visited in the 1970s. The work, taken in 1976 in Goshogawara City, Aomori Prefecture and its surroundings, was exhibited at the Nikon Gallery in the same year, but an exhibition was held at the Taka Ishii Gallery in 2010, more than 30 years later. A book was published along with it. ``Once upon a time, for some reason the name of the town ``Goshogawara'' began to interest me, and I went out to take some photos. , Kuroishi, Kaneki, Kururiki, and Juso, all of them had mysterious names that evoked images, and I was moving through them like the wind with my camera in hand.'' (Moriyama) (From ``Memories of the Eye,'' which he wrote for the exhibition). Limited to 1000 copies. Postcard included.