Publisher/三省堂

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"Tokyo, Autumn: Urban Journalism" is a photo collection by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. This book is one of Nobuyoshi Araki's lesser known masterpieces, published in 1984. It was published in a revised version with a different design in 1992 (Chikuma Shobo) and in 2016 (Getsuyosha), but this is the first edition. In the early 1970s, Araki left Dentsu and tried to start photography over again, wandering around the city with a Pentax 6x7 on a tripod, and in the early 1980s, Araki and his wife Yoko looked at and talked about the images they had taken. From the text on the obi below, "Photographers are people who search and discover. The city expresses itself. Just frame it as it is. You don't have to go to a museum, art is lying around the city, and even if you don't go to a theater, there is a theater space. You can just act there yourself!" This is a wonderful collection of works that shows Araki's sense as a photographer and the warm love between the couple.