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Catalogue for the photo exhibition held at Ikebukuro Seibu Department Store in Tokyo from June 1st to June 12th, 1968. Held by the Japan Professional Photographers Society, Koji Taki, Takuma Nakahira, Masatoshi Naito, Norihiko Matsumoto and others gathered and investigated materials as editorial committee members, centering on Shomei Tomatsu, and the number of exhibited items reached 1640 photographs. That's right. It is considered to be an epoch-making event in that it has built a historical view of the history of Japanese photography that leads to today, such as the re-evaluation of Hokkaido pioneering photography, the rediscovery of Kineo Kuwabara and Shoji Ueda, and the attention to Anonymous photography. Later, based on this exhibition, Heibonsha published "History of Japanese Photography 1840-1945".
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