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This is a representative work by Ryuji Miyamoto, who has photographed numerous ruins, including theaters in East Berlin and London, department stores in Belgium, the Yurakuza Theater and Nakano Prison in Tokyo, the Asahi Beer factory, the Negishi Racecourse in Yokohama, and Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong. Rather than being ruins, they could be described as moments in the metabolic process inherent in cities. The book includes an essay on ruins by Arata Isozaki (1931-2022) at the beginning. From a book design perspective, the expressive paper used for the cover and endpapers, which is so rich in texture that you can see newspaper-like scraps, is impressive. Winner of the 14th Ihei Kimura Photo Award.
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