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Katsumi Watanabe (1941-2006) was born in 1941 in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture. My family was poor, and after graduating from junior high school I had to support my household budget as an assistant to the Morioka branch of the Mainichi Shimbun. As I began developing and printing photographs in such a job, I became fascinated by the fun of photography. Moved to Tokyo in 1962. He joined Tojo Kaikan, a prestigious portrait photography studio, and devote himself to severe training in a workplace where the apprenticeship system remained. Around this time, Watanabe himself went out to the neighborhood in the form of taking over the work of an acquaintance who was a ¡Èsink photographer¡É in the Kabukicho neighborhood, and when he went to the neighborhood, he shot a portrait and sold it for three sets of 200 yen I felt like a "photo shop".
It is said that his activity as a ¡Èphoto studio for sinks¡É peaked between 1967 and 1970, when he left Tojo Kaikan. It could be said that it was established because the camera with a strobe was still rare, and there was a family-like relationship that went beyond the relationship between the cameraman and the model. However, in the 1970s, the communication of people gradually changed as the streets of Shinjuku and the two-story buildings were destroyed and skyscrapers were scattered. The widespread use of cameras with strobes also gave a turning point in his business.
In 1973, when he got acquainted with Shoji Yamagishi of Camera Everyday, and his name became known in the photography world, the business of sinking did not recover much, and he went out of business in the mid 1970s. I ran a pottery shop and a photo studio for a while, but I didn't start "Nagashi no photo shop" again.
This book is a new edition of "Shinjuku Group Theft" known as his masterpiece. Pictures of people in Shinjuku taken by Watanabe from 1966 to 1973. Watanabe's own text of "Shinjuku Guntobiden" published by Banshosha in 1982 was also extracted and edited in a photograph taken in 1964, which was not included in the first edition published by Bara Gahosha in 1973. It is recorded.
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