My Japan publishing Coralie Bickford-Smith

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these unique cloths with a variety of patterns were produced in Japan and exported to various African regions

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Kimchidok crocks kept in the ground have been replaced by refrigerators in the home specifically for kimchi storage—evincing the everlasting symbolism of kimchi on the Korean table

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My Japan publishing Coralie Bickford-SmithFor Issei Suda (19402019), photography was a means to document the ordinary and reveal the extraordinary. Traditional country festivals were a favourite subject, but he also saw theatre in Tokyos street life. moreSuda had a talent for square format compositions and is known for the technical perfection of his black and white prints as well as for his unique and surrealistic visual style. Issei Suda My Japan is an introduction to his lifes work, from