Syasin Jidai Photo Era Magazine October 1987 Issue Cover Masae Sakihama Japanese
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Syasin Jidai Photo Era Magazine October 1987 Issue Cover Masae Sakihama Japanese. Syasin Jidai Photo Era Magazine October 1987 Issue Cover Masae Sakihama Japanese Showa Era Magazine Showa 62. This sparked the idea for “Shashin Jidai.”. Shashin Jidai (Photo Era) was a magazine published by Byakuya Shobo. Syasin Jidai Photo Era Magazine October 1987 Issue Cover Masae Sakihama Japanese Showa Era Magazine Showa 62 Description Management Number: b-8→b-9 Overall condition is good. It has been cleaned for listing, but there are some non-removable stains, slight yellowing from age, and scratches. Please check the images for the condition. Therefore, if you require like-new quality or are extremely particular about condition, please refrain from purchasing. Publisher: Byakuya Shobo Year of Publication: 1987 Authors: Nobuyoshi Araki, Daido Moriyama, Seiji Kurata, Michio Yamauchi, Kohei Yoshiyuki, and others Pages: Approx. 138 pages Language: Japanese Softcover 0441510 T4910441510500 ■ Dimensions Height: Approx. 28.5cm (Approx. 11.22 inches) Width: Approx. 21.3cm (Approx. 8.3 inches) Thickness: Approx. 0.9cm (Approx. 0.35 inches) Weight: Approx. 355g ■Additional Product Notes■ Shashin Jidai (Photo Era) was a magazine published by Byakuya Shobo. First published in 1981 ■Overview Editor-in-Chief: Akira Suei. The core of the photography pages featured Nobuyoshi Araki. Prominent photographers such as Daido Moriyama, Seiji Kurata, and Keizo Kitajima also published their work. According to Araki, the magazine's name originated when he and Suei were drinking in Shinjuku. The topic of Hyōketsu Jidai (published by Ōbun-sha) came up, leading to a conversation about how “the era of photography is coming.” This sparked the idea for “Shashin Jidai.” Moriyama stated that for eight years during the 1980s, he did almost no work outside of his serialized contributions to this magazine. Moriyama made his mark with grainy black-and-white photos, while Kurata documented the raw, palpable presence of Kabukichō and the yakuza. Other contributors included Shigesato Itoi, Kōshi Ueno, Dan Takasugi, Nobufusa Minami, Kazuhiro Watanabe, Kyōko Okazaki, and Kaoruko Himeno. The serialized column “Super Art Tomason” by Genpei Akasegawa attracted numerous reader submissions of photographs depicting “things that exist proudly despite being utterly useless,” sparking a boom. ■Cancellation Due to repeated warnings from the Metropolitan Police Department over Araki and others' radical expressions, the magazine ceased publication with its April 1988 issue. ーー Management Number: b-8→b-9 Shipping FedEx or DHL or Japan Post
