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Yoshihiro TATSUKI

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Takashi HOMMA

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Sha Shin Magazine Vol. 5: Faces

Shingo KANAGAWA, RYU Ika, Shinya ARIMOTO , Risaku SUZUKI, Haruto HOSHI, Ayaka YAMAMOTO, Takuma NAKAHIRA , Yasumasa MORIMURA, Kotaro IIZAWA

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Shimpei YAMAGAMI

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Yoshiyuki OKUYAMA

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Rita ACKERMANN, Andro WEKUA

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Hiroshi NOMURA

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Masayoshi NAKAJO

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Rita ACKERMANN, Andro WEKUA

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Interview: Adou & "To Nietzsche"

Interview

Five short questions for Chinese artist Adou about his book "To Nietzsche" (with Liu Ke and Huang Huang) and its connections to the German philosopher.

Top 5: Tatsuo Suzuki on street photography photobooks

Book Review

Tatsuo Suzuki has been shooting street-photography in Tokyo for more than ten years, amassing a cult-like following online and winning the inaugural Steidl Book Award with his work “Friction / Tokyo”. Here, he presents his Top 5 of street photography photobooks.

Top 5: Rohan Hutchinson on Japanese photobooks

Book Review

Rohan Hutchinson is an Australian artist who explores cities and social framework through architecture and landscape photography, aided by his extensive knowledge of Japanese photography. Here, he presents his top 5 of Japanese photobooks.

Michio Yamauchi

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With his black-and-white photography from the streets of Tokyo, Japanese photographer Michio Yamauchi has built a comprehensive and illustrative catalogue of the characters, situations and conditions that define the streets in Japan’s capital. However, over the years Yamauchi expanded his photography to include regions other than those familiar to him, earning him – among other major awards and nominations – the 35th Domon Ken Award in 2015 for the series “Dhaka 2”, photographed in Bangladesh, as well as the 20th Tadahiko Hayashi Award in 2011 for Keelung, photographed in Taiwan.

Zen Foto Gallery 10 Year Anniversary Campaign

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Zen Foto Gallery 10 Year Anniversary Campaign | Japanese photography publisher and exhibition space Zen Foto Gallery nears its 10th anniversary in September and celebrates together with shashasha. In this article, founder Mark Pearson looks back on Zen Foto’s beginnings and early exhibitions of (mostly) Chinese artists. During our Zen Foto Gallery campaign, customers who purchase five or more of the titles listed below this article will receive a coupon which deducts 1000 JPY off any next purchase.

A Bare Eroticism — Life and Sex of Tokyo Rumando

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【Zen Foto Gallery 10 Year Anniversary！！】
To celebrate the upcoming tenth anniversary of Tokyo-based publisher Zen Foto Gallery in September 2019, Tokyo Rumando will present one lucky shashasha customer with a set of three special polaroid portrait photos. The polaroids will be awarded as part of a lottery which will last from April 25 until May 31. Please read on for further details.

IN MEMORY｜ISSEI SUDA

Book Review

Following the death of master photographer Issei Suda on March 7 this year, Zen Foto Gallery’s Mark Pearson wrote a personal text recounting the relationship between Zen Foto, who published five books with Issei Suda’s photographs—including the recent “Mechanical Retina on my Fingertip” as well as “Osorezan” and “Waga Tokyo 100”—between 2013 and 2018, the personal impact Suda’s work had had on himself, and Suda’s unique strength as a photographer.

Tsutomu YAMAGATA "SURVEILLANCE"

Book Review

In “Surveillance”, just published by Zen Foto, he has invited young women to place a trail camera in their apartments. While they are alone at home the trail camera shoots them automatically, releasing its silent shutter and invisible infra-red flash in their dark or dimly lit rooms. The women know that they are being photographed, but not when, and the photographer is not present until he takes the camera from the women at a later date and downloads the images back at his studio...

The Best Photobook Gifts of 2018

Best Books

The year is slowly coming to an end, and we at shashasha would like to use the remaining weeks to highlight a few of the most exciting, most interesting, most daring, most touching – in short, the best – photobooks of the year. We think these books would make excellent presents for photography-loving friends, loved ones or, of course, yourself.

Daido Moriyama × shashasha

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We will hold a pop-up shop dedicated to Daido Moriyama photobooks from April 21 to May 12 in Shibuya.

Pop up shop at Case TOKYO

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between November 4 and 18, we will set up a small pop-up shop at CASE Gallery in Shibuya.
For the pop-up shop, we have prepared a variety of books usually not available via our webstore - from the last few copies of sold-out popular books to out-of-print first editions (e.g. Tsutomo Yamagata’s “Ten Disciples”) and signed copies (e.g. Kikuji Kawada’s “Remote Past a Memoir: 1951－1966”) to rarities like a vintage multi-volume collection of Nobuyoshi Araki’s works.

Tokyo Art Book Fair 2017

Book Fair

shashasha and Case Publishing are taking part in this year’s Tokyo Art Book Fair.
You can find our stand in the International Section, at booth I-038. We look forward to seeing you!

CASE Tokyo & CASE Rotterdam

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Managed by Japan-based photobook publisher Case Publishing (“Last Years Photographs” by Nobuyoshi Araki, “88” by Yuri Ozaki, “Roadside Lights” by Eiji Ohashi and more), the galleries focus on the photobook as an art piece itself. In addition to their role as an exhibition space for new photographic publications, the galleries will be an attempt at supporting the local photography culture by hosting a variety of photography-related events, such as seminars, workshops, symposiums and talkshows.