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Keizo Kitajima: Tokyo-Koza

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£67.12 £50.79 £54.35 £57.91 £61.48 £65.04 £68.61 11 August 2026 30 August 2026 18 September 2026 07 October 2026 27 October 2026
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Most common price: £63 (19 days, 24.4%)

Price range: £52 - £67

Price levels: 6 different prices over 78 days

Description
Gravitating toward nocturnal spaces and marginalized communities, Kitajima uses the night as both subject and metaphor for identity, desire and transformation Japanese photographer Keizo Kitajima's (born 1954) two series, Photographs of Okinawa (1975–79) and Tokyo 1979, share a deep continuity in spirit and approach, revealing the foundations of his raw, immersive photographic language. Both series emerge from Kitajima's direct participation in the worlds he depicts―whether amid the humid streets and bars of post-reversion Okinawa or the restless nightlife of Tokyo's underground. Shot in stark black and white with harsh flash, the images expose moments of vulnerability and intensity within Japan's shifting social landscape. Although each series was originally self-published separately, Kitajima later announced that their intentions and conclusions are the same. With three different cover colors―pink, blue and green―this publication collides the two series together in oversize format, with images as raw and fresh as when first photographed some 50 years ago.

Product Specifications
Format
paperback
ASIN
1947346121
Category
Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Photography & Video > Photographers > Artists' Books
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 June 2026
Listed Since
10 December 2025

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