Nostalgia | Katsuhiko Hashimoto | Sokyusha 2025 [SIGNED]

Nostalgia | Katsuhiko Hashimoto | Sokyusha 2025 [SIGNED]"Everyone has a place that brings back fond memories. It could be their hometown or a town where they lived for a long time. Sometimes, they feel nostalgic about the towns they visit on their travels. Sometimes, they stop for a while and are overcome by thoughts of forgetting." From the afterword "The book photographs corners of various towns in Japan. When you turn the pages, you may suddenly come across a landscape that makes you feel like you are

I was never able to clearly refute that kind of question and it always left me feeling uncomfortable

yet self-harm victims choose to remain silent

These walls and dams

nuanced visual representation of Japanese identity - expanding the lens through which Japanese people are seen both within Japan and internationally

heavily industrialised city which is home to Canada's largest oil refinery

In this case

She carries her camera everywhere and intuitively shoots whatever she finds interesting

for over thirty years since the mid-1950s

” - Trent Parke

Takenouchi confronts the viewer with the loneliness and alienation of youth

In Hanayo’s photos

it was like watching a rainbow that had already vanished by the time I realized it