Harajuku, Dainessha! | Kyo Sasaki | Tatsumi Shuppan 1989

Harajuku, Dainessha! | Kyo Sasaki | Tatsumi Shuppan 1989In the style of Shashin Jidai, Harajuku by Kyo Sasaki is a compilation of candid photographs of about 120 women, caught in night wanderings in Harajuku. This copy has light crease on the top edge of the dustjacket and a scratch on the dustjacket front part. There is a light crease on the upper left corner and one horizontal crease along the spine VG conditions copy.

Inadvertently

but also because of the generations before and after them who have preserved and passed on the necessary spark

The production as "counterpoint" will probably reach a conclusion here

The book quietly follows the ordinary

which characterise the city in the collective imagination

often fantasized about and surrounded by a mystical mist

uniform flapping in the breeze

Artman Club potfolios usually comes with 36 or 24 boards

To take photographs is to preserve memories - to call past time back into the present

It was once said that one ventures to the city of Berlin to be lost and perhaps

exhibiting the reality and myth of what it means to be truly apart from society

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