HARAJUKU 70 Year Photo Book Japan Pop Style Vintage 70s Street Fashion & Culture

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Harajuku, the original scenery of teenage gazes, is still attracting attention from around the world as a cutting-edge town for youth culture. Its roots go back to the 70's. In the 1970s, stylist Non Nakamura, who was an assistant to Yasuko Takahashi, who was a pioneering Japanese stylist and was also known as "Yakko-san of Omotesando", created the refined and free atmosphere of Harajuku in the 1970s. With the desire to convey this to the world, I called out to some photographer friends and collected snapshots of 70's casual Harajuku. The black-and-white photographs sent by nine photographers show the unadorned figures of today's big names, the manners and customs of the time, and the nostalgic scenery of the city. I want to bring the breath of the 70s into this stagnant Japan." In sympathy with Mr. Non Nakamura's desire, nine photographers who are now called masters have provided photos, not only those who retired in the 70s. Even young people are full of vibrations that light a fire in their hearts that make them want to start something. Publisher ‏ : ‎ Shogakukan (August 25, 2015) Release Date ‏ : ‎ August 25, 2015 Language ‏ : ‎ Japanese

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