Google翻訳
"Tokyo Nostalgia (Signed)" is a photobook by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. This book is a collection of works published to commemorate the completion of the eight-volume "Nobuyoshi Araki Complete Works." It is a "photo novel" composed of illustrations that Araki has been taking with a 645 medium format camera since the mid-1980s. From the moment he started shooting, he decided to "make it look like a movie," and with 16 images per two-page spread, the flow of each image and the image as a whole when the page is opened, the total number of illustrations reaches 2212. According to Araki, both the subject of Tokyo and the cinematic techniques were perfect for writing a novel. He also says that the mechanism of the 645 camera, which allows for continuous shooting instead of winding, gave rise to the idea of cinema. And in terms of film, this book is also an homage to Yasujiro Ozu's "Tokyo Story," and although the eight-image page layout is the same, Araki says, "The other one has dialogue, but this one wins in terms of quantity and obscenity."
Comes with a commemorative signature .
