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Risaku Suzuki was born in 1963 in Wakayama prefecture. He won the 25th Kimura Ihei Photo Award for his work on the subject of his hometown of Kumano and its surroundings. Since making his overseas debut in 2003, he has been highly acclaimed overseas as a photographer who will lead the new era of landscape photography. This book was published in 2007 as a catalog of the solo exhibition "Risaku Suzuki Kumano, Yuki, Sakura" at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography. Approximately 80 works from a series of representative works with the theme of Kumano and Sakura and "White" with a snow motif are included. At the end of the book, the texts of Kiyokazu Washida and Harumi Niwa are also included.
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