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"Masahisa Fukase (Japanese Second Edition)" is a collection of works by Masahisa Fukase, one of Japan's leading postwar photographers. This "private photographer" has enjoyed worldwide popularity in recent years, and his works published during his lifetime, such as "Play," "Yoko," "Family," and "Memories of Father," have all been rare and difficult to obtain. Now, however, this long-awaited volume, compiling the full scope of his career spanning over 40 years, has finally been published (though the "Yoko" series is not included). The index includes titles such as "Hokkaido," "Tokyo 1952-1954," "Kill the Pig," "Color Approach," "Matsubara Danchi and Shinjuku," "Play - A PLAY -," "Family I," "Carrying the Assembled Obscura," "Crows 1976," "Sasuke," "Crows 1979," "Crows: Sleepwalking," "Crows: Tokyo," "Walking Eyes I," "Walking Eyes II," "Play - A GAME -," "Full-Color Streetscapes," "Crows Scenes," "Family II," "Father's Memories," "Personal Scenes," "Hibi," "Bero-Bero," "Bukubuku," "Crows 1992," and "Automatism." The 416-page book also includes a brief chronology and details of magazine contributions. The endnotes by archive director Tomo Kosuga and Fukase's public and private life are also highly acclaimed. Japanese edition. Published in 2019, second edition.