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"Tokyo Life since 1962" (exhibition venue limited edition, signed), a collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. This book is a collection of the best shots personally selected by Araki himself from the works he has accumulated over nearly 40 years, since he has been photographing "Tokyo" since the 1960s. It was published simultaneously with the major solo exhibition of the same name held at the Edo-Tokyo Museum in 2006. Araki says, "'Tokyo Life' is an album that contains my photographic life." 1960s: "I was experimenting with all kinds of photography." 1970s: "Photography is autobiographical fiction. The beginning of autobiographical photography." 1980s: "It's good to walk around and take pictures alone, but it's also good to take pictures on the way." 1990s: "Photography gets better when death is involved." 2000s: "I became able to photograph 'happiness' without feeling embarrassed" (from the cover). This book contains everything about Nobuyoshi Araki and Tokyo over 44 years, from his beginnings with "Satchin," to the "autobiographical novels" that started after meeting Yoko, to his "sexual liberation" in collaboration with Akira Suei, and his "sentimental" works after Yoko's death. It features an exhibition-exclusive cover, a commemorative signature, and an illustration .