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This is a photo collection by photographer Koji Morooka (1914-1991) focusing on Tokyo and Ginza. It features 256 photographs capturing the seasonal beauty of areas like Yamanote, Ginza, Asakusa, and the Sumida River, and documenting Tokyo's journey through war and its subsequent recovery. It's also interesting to view this collection alongside his other representative works, such as "Ginza 1930-1973 (1973)," "
Tokyo Modern (1981)," and "
Remembrance of Ginza (1982)." The detailed captions accompanying the photographs are based on the memories of the artist himself, who lived through that time, making them highly valuable as historical documents. What is lost cannot be photographed; this is the significance of preserving it as a photobook.
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