My Life in Tokyo Since 1962 Nobuyoshi Araki

[Over 40 Years of "Tokyo's" Life and Death, Captured Through the Lens of Nobuyoshi Araki.]

This monumental photobook compiles the changing face of Tokyo, captured since 1962 by the legendary photographer Nobuyoshi Araki, commonly known as "Araki." Over 300 pages pack his most iconic shots, woven together with the threads of his own lived experience.

From shifting urban landscapes and backalley children to the unremarkable daily routines of ordinary people, this is more than just a historical archive. It vividly portrays the passion, melancholy, and pulse of the eras they lived through. This collection represents Araki’s ultimate creative roots—the definitive story of a city he loved, sometimes hated, but never stopped photographing.

A must-have for photography enthusiasts and anyone wishing to experience the nostalgic transition from the Showa to the Heisei era through a grand, visual history of Tokyo.