Yoshimi IKEMOTO
池本喜巳
Born in Tottori City in 1944, he graduated from Nihon College of Photography (now Nihon College of Photography and Film Production, Osaka) in 1967, and established the Ikemoto Kimi Photo Office in Tottori City in 1970. He is also a photographer. He also creates contemporary artistic works that pursue the possibilities of photography without being bound by conventional photographic concepts, and has exhibited them both in Japan and abroad.
Publications
1990 - "Tottori Road" Inaba Jidosha Gakko
1993 - "Sodefureai-mo" GIP Tokyo
1996 - "Tottori Toshogu Betsudoji Daion-in Prayer Formation" Daion-in, Tottori, Japan
1999 - "Yoshimi Ikemoto Works: 100 Views of Tottori" Tottori Bank
2000 - "Poem of Seseragi (Poem of streams): Fluctuation of the four seasons" Tono Dam Construction Office, Ministry of Construction, Kunifu Town, Tottori Prefecture, Japan
2002 - "Yoshimi Ikemoto Photo Collection: Mitokuzan Sanbutsuji Temple" Shin Nihonkai Shinbunsha
2003 - "Manyo no Hometown, Folk Tools of Kunifu Town" Tono Dam Construction Office, Chugoku Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Kunifu Town, Tottori Prefecture
2006 - "Early Modern Shopkeepers' Views," Godo Printing Company, Year.
2014 - "Portrait of Inbaku: Memories for the Future," Imai Printing Co.
2014 - "Sodefureimo 2," Godo Printing Co.
2023 - "On Display" Case Publishing
1993 - "Sodefureai-mo" GIP Tokyo
1996 - "Tottori Toshogu Betsudoji Daion-in Prayer Formation" Daion-in, Tottori, Japan
1999 - "Yoshimi Ikemoto Works: 100 Views of Tottori" Tottori Bank
2000 - "Poem of Seseragi (Poem of streams): Fluctuation of the four seasons" Tono Dam Construction Office, Ministry of Construction, Kunifu Town, Tottori Prefecture, Japan
2002 - "Yoshimi Ikemoto Photo Collection: Mitokuzan Sanbutsuji Temple" Shin Nihonkai Shinbunsha
2003 - "Manyo no Hometown, Folk Tools of Kunifu Town" Tono Dam Construction Office, Chugoku Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Kunifu Town, Tottori Prefecture
2006 - "Early Modern Shopkeepers' Views," Godo Printing Company, Year.
2014 - "Portrait of Inbaku: Memories for the Future," Imai Printing Co.
2014 - "Sodefureimo 2," Godo Printing Co.
2023 - "On Display" Case Publishing
