Publisher/Aperture

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"Tokyo" is a collection of works by Takashi Homma, a photographer representing contemporary Japan. Aperture is a non-profit organization for photography in the United States, founded in 1952 after the war, and has supported photographers from various fields such as holding exhibitions, publishing photo books, and training photographers. I have left a masterpiece photo book. And this book is the first collection of works published by this Aperture as a Japanese photographer. This is a compilation of Honma's Tokyo series from the 90's to the 2000's, including "Tokyo Suburbia," which won the Kimura Ihei Award for Photography. Araki and Moriyama have also released a number of works with the theme of "Tokyo", but unlike Araki's personal photography and Moriyama's richness, the city center / suburbs, housing complexes / houses, people / buildings , "Inorganic" as "landscape", and the flat depiction of various aspects of the city of Tokyo from various perspectives and angles is a landscape that can be said to be a personality that has been stripped of personality. It will be in a row.