BURST March 2001 Japanese Punk Tattoo Bosozoku Schott Leather Magazine Rare BURST March 2001 Japanese underground culture magazine featuring Schott leather jackets, Punx In Moscow, Berlin Tattoo Convention, hardcore music, biker culture, street fashion, and alternative photography. Excellent collectible for punk, tattoo, and Japanese subculture enthusiasts.
The book is written in both English and Japanese. Pictures are of the actual book you will receive.
The book includes chapters on “The Enchanted City” (Tokyo), Elsa Peretti’s inspiration from Japan, and highlights from the exhibition “Tiffany Wonder.”. It explores the world of Tiffany through never-before-seen photographs by photographer Kenji Fujima and archival materials from Tiffany.
SHINJUKU GUNTODEN – Katsumi Watanabe Limited to 500 copies. A photo collection of works by photographer Katsumi Watanabe, who continuously captured the nightlife as a “drifting portrait photographer” charging 200 yen per set from 1965 to 1975 in Shinjuku.
FINNISH ARCHITECTURE ISSUE. PROCESS: ARCHITECTURE 37. JAPANESE BOOK ENG/JP LANGUAGE 1983.
A Dictionary of Color Combinations Vol.1 & Vol.2 Set by Seigensha from Japan. Vol.1 (A Dictionary of Color Combinations). Title: A Dictionary of Color Combinations. This popular color reference book set introduces beautiful color combinations inspired by the Taisho and Showa eras of Japan.
16 creators participated in this big project that drastically changed the conventional wisdom of public restrooms. 17 restrooms are introduced with photos, drawings, data, etc.
This bilingual Bible combines the Japanese Shin Kaiyaku 2017 translation with the English Standard Version (ESV), allowing you to read and compare Scripture in both Japanese and English. Ideal for study, devotion, and language learning.
In his 2010 series Juvenile, Wataya captured juveniles (juvenility is a state in which one holds a unique distance from “icons,” which are found throughout the world) of both genders caught between states of childhood and adulthood.
Title: Morita Shiryū: Work and Thought. Author/Artist: Morita Shiryū (1912–1998). Publisher: Kyoto City Art Museum, Kyoto, Japan.
