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"Asakusa" by Ronin de GoedeAsakusa by Dutch photographer Ronin de Goede is a photographic diary of the days he spent photographing the work of Japanese master tattoo artist Horikazu and the clients who hire him. As Japan has historically been and continues to be a country where tattoos remain closely associated with the criminal underworld, following Horikazus work his specialty being the full body tattoo slowly allowed de Goede entry to the world of the yakuza Additional

is both an important showcase of Moriyama’s early 90s work and a cornerstone of the crossover art culture that defined Harajuku since the 1990s

all of them carry their own individual power and toughness

the French artist Chloé Jafé moved to Tokyo with the ambition to meet the women of the Yakuza

showing the models at least from the up

families — and especially children and teenagers — used to hang out in their neighborhoods

Condition Details: Very good overall condition: minor signs of shelf wear

and an invitation for a residency program afforded him the chance to explore Ehime Prefecture on the island of Shikoku

acclaimed fashion photographer Alasdair McLellan spent a month capturing the ceremonial soldiers of the British Army for a magazine assignment

The result is a combination of unseen archival works

Originally published in eight issues of Camera Mainichi magazine between December 1975 and December 1977

Here too are lone

they arise from the darkness with their perfect proportions