Tokyo the '50 / Blue Yokohama Crevis depicting a sense of overwhelming

depicting a sense of overwhelming strength (though "strength" may not be the perfect term)

quiet expedition that began in Misawa and followed the freezing coastline all the way to the Sea of Japan

This book serves as a definitive guide to understanding how the artist unveils the hidden layers of history embedded within contemporary landscapes

The book features a unique cover made of original cloth dyed with pigment extracted from cherry blossom petals collected by Machiguchi himself along the Meguro River

and episodes related to "ruri-iro" contributed by four creators

Tokyo the '50 / Blue Yokohama Crevis depicting a sense of overwhelmingThe Another Side of Ikko Narahara: The 1950s Tokyo and Yokohama Captured in His "Personal Documents" Now Reborn with Previously Unpublished Works. Ikko Narahara stands as one of the most prominent figures in post war Japanese photography. Around the same time he was shaking the photography world with his masterpieces Human Land (1956) and Domains (1958), he was also developing a distinctly different, more intimate style that he referred to as his