Publisher/星雲社

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"Shinjuku Yo!" is a joint work by postwar Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki and editor Yasunori Okadome. "Photography is a medium," not "Araki becomes a medium." The magazine that was published with this statement was "Photography Era." In the 1980s, the famous editor Akira Suei wanted to create a magazine for Araki, a magazine centered on Araki, whose existence itself is a media. It is now a legendary photo magazine that published hundreds of thousands of copies per issue by collaborating with Araki and other eroticism, drawing on "photographs that cannot be included in photography theory" and "photographs that cannot be featured in camera magazines." It was the 1980s when the talent of artist Nobuyoshi Araki, who went beyond the framework of a photographer, was awakened by his collaboration with Suei, including concepts, theme setting, comical photography, unique works, unique catchphrases and writing. This book is a collection of works published in the mid-1980s, the heyday of Araki's photography era, and is a book on the theme of "Shinjuku" with text by Yasunori Okadome, who also served as editor-in-chief of "The Truth of the Rumors," and Araki's photographic illustrations. This is a collection of not only compelling text that tells the story of Shinjuku at the time, but also Araki's monochrome photographs, which are deeply fascinating.