Publisher/みすず書房

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Aomori 1950-1962 (First Printing) is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Tadashi Kudo (1929-2014). He was a photojournalist who also served as the photography manager and director of Tooku Nippo in Aomori, and in the post-war 1950s, he was a regular winner of the so-called ``Monthly'', whose judges included Ihei Kimura, Ken Domon, and Hiroshi Hamaya. It seems like it is. Kudo spent many years photographing people in his hometown of Aomori as his life's work, but most of his photographs never saw the light of day, and he passed away in 2014. After that, the daughter happened to discover a large amount of film that her father had taken, and with the help of her husband, she scanned it, opened an Instagram account, and started introducing the photos, which became popular with overseas followers as well. A solo exhibition was held in 2021 curated by Kyoichi Tsuzuki, and this led to the publication of this photo book. This is a book that has been making waves in the photography world as an introduction to unknown great photographers such as American Vivian Maier. The editors are Koichi Matsumoto from Innunic and Junko Ogawa from Misuzu Shobo. 1st printing.