Seigensha Art Publishing
Founded in Kyoto, Japan, in 1995, Seigensha Art Publishing, Inc., isan independent publishing house specializing in art and illustrated
books. October 2025 marks our thirtieth anniversary.
Our name is built on three kanji characters:(sei = blue), for the purity of the clear blue sky and oceans(gen = visions), symbolizing the pursuit of dreams yet to come(sha = hut, also often used for “school”), for the spirit of learning

Since our earliest days, we at Seigensha have remained loyallycommitted to our motto of “manifesting the presence of art today.”To date we have published over 900 titles in the fields ofcontemporary & traditional art, design, photography, fashion &textiles, popular culture, children’s books, literature & literary
criticism, and more.
In 2023 we established a partnership welcoming Shikosha
Publishing Co., Ltd., into the Seigensha Group. Shikosha is an artbook publishing house founded in Kyoto in 1973. Its titles are now
distributed through our network.
We are pleased to once again present our annual catalogue ofrecent and best-selling titles to our overseas readers and partners.
We are proud to work with outstanding artists around the world
and pledge to continue to strive for the very best in publishing.

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Aomori Museum of Art

Yoshitomo Nara:
The Beginning Place
Go back to “the beginning place”

Yoshitomo Nara:
Self-Selected Works
Paintings / Works on Paper

Works past and present,
items from his studio, his
vinyl collection, the people in his life: travel acrosstime to explore the wellsprings of Yoshitomo Nara’s
art in this catalogue-cum-companion-volume to ashow in Aomori, his birthplace. The presentation
centers on the five themes of “house/home,” “spacetime in layers,” “travel,” “no war,” and “Rock Café ‘33
1/3’ and a small community.”of Yoshitomo Nara’s art.

Yoshitomo Nara, one of Japan’s leading contemporary
artists, has garnered critical acclaim and international
popularity for his paintings of children. This definitive
two-volume compilation of Nara’s work was published
to commemorate his thirtieth year of activity andcontains compositions carefully chosen by the artist
himself, including pieces never before shown in Japanand recent works.

240 × 185 × 25 mm 348 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,500ISBN 978 4 86152 933 7

288 × 240 × 20 mm 160 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥3,800 each
Paintings: ISBN 978 4 86152 490 5
Works on Paper: ISBN 978 4 86152 489 93Highlights
Nerima Art Museum

Shiraga Kazuo:
Dedicate Everything to Action
Mishima Kimiyo:
Memories for the Future

A comprehensive introduction

Gutai Art Group member
Shiraga Kazuo (1924–2008)
his hundredth anniversary.
was internationally acclaimed
for his action paintings rendered by sweeping paintacross a canvas with his feet while holding onto
a rope suspended from the ceiling. Published tomark the hundredth anniversary of his birth, thisvolume surveys his career and later impact througha wealth of textual and visual materials, including
350 major works.

to Shiraga Kazuo, marking

A compendium of more than seven decades’

Mishima Kimiyo (1932–2024)
combines an unsparing gaze on
the dark dimensions of modern society—massconsumption, overinformation, garbage—with
an engaging playfulness. Her seven-decade careeris presented here through ninety works, from herearly “breakable printed matter” ceramic objets to
sculptures themed on empty cans and cardboard
boxes or rendered from scrap iron and otherscavenged materials.

worth of artistic activity.

218 × 155 × 25 mm 224 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥3,300ISBN 978 4 86152 956 6

180 × 230 × 26 mm 400 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥4,000ISBN 978 4 86152 959 75Highlights
Hayami Yutaka, Hironaka Satoko, and Shimizu Tomoyo

Pola Museum of Art

Modern Times in Paris 1925:
Art and Design in the
Machine AgeSurrealism and Japan
Striving to free the human spirit: theSurrealism entered Japan from
Europe in the late 1920s andflowered briefly before it was hindered by censorshipand oppression in the period leading up to andduring World War II. This book—published incommemoration of the hundredth anniversary of
André Breton’s Manifeste du surréalisme in 2024—
surveys the movement in Japan through the postwar
era, with a focus on paintings by some ninety artists.

undying legacy of Surrealism.

247 × 182 × 23 mm 304 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,700ISBN 978 4 86152 941 2

The 1920s and ’30s saw a colorfuland dynamic “Machine Age” ascities industrialized and movements
such as Art Deco flourished. This
book examining dimensions of thehuman-machine relationship ininterwar Europe, North America,
and Japan offers timely insights fortoday’s technology-driven world.
236 × 182 × 15 mm 224 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,800ISBN 978 4 86152 942 9

Aoyama Satoru:
A Boy Who Sews Forever
Aoyama Satoru uses the sewing
machine—multivalent symbol of theIndustrial Revolution, the declineof handiwork, gender perceptions,and more—to take stitches andstabs at the contradictions foreverplaying out in society. Some 150
works are presented here, enrichedby Aoyama’s own commentary.

256 × 182 × 15 mm 176 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,300ISBN 978 4 86152 945 0

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The Works of Tezuka Yuji:
Cloud Follows Dragon Fifty-five works

Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art

Takeuchi Seiho:
A Destructive and Creative Force
Takeuchi Seiho (1864–1942) strove to destroy old
norms and create new horizons for Japanese-style
painting, not least by incorporating influences heencountered while studying in Europe in his thirties.
Some 130 paintings look back at the career of thisgiant of the Kyoto art world.

256 × 190 × 26 mm 232 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,700ISBN 978 4 86152 931 3

297 × 225 × 13 mm 168 pp
softcoverJapanese with work titles in English¥3,000ISBN 978 4 86152 943 6

Kaneko Tomiyuki:
In Praise of Embodying
the Illusions Kaneko Tomiyuki dwells deep in the

Yoshimoto Sakuji:
Pictorial Pilgrimage Trace the singular artistic

journey of Yoshimoto Sakuji, from his beginnings
as a Neo-expressionist painter in the 1980s to his
cultivation of a serene yet dynamic allegorical style
informed by the themes, compositions, and techniquesof Chinese and post-Renaissance European art.

285 × 227 × 17 mm 208 pp
softcoverJapanese with work titles in English¥4,000ISBN 978 4 86152 955 9of awesome beauty and spirituality—including Double
Dragons above Hieizan, rendered on the 400-yearold ceiling boards of Kan’eiji temple in Tokyo—give
insight into the art and practice of a Japanese-style
painter ever eager to expand the possibilities of his
chosen genre.

257 × 188 × 12 mm 192 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,800ISBN 978 4 86152 938 2

mountains of Japan’s northeast, drawing inspiration from hislife there and his travels to mystic places across Asia to conjure
mesmerizing visions of the otherworld. This collection features
200 paintings along with all-new text passages by the artist.

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Mikiya Takimoto

Lumière / Prière
Two simultaneous publications

These two publications—the firstcollections of new art photography
by Mikiya Takimoto in nearly ten years—reflect the new
directions inspired in him by the Covid-19 pandemic. Lumière(“light”) captures the unassuming wildflowers that caught his
imagination during his forced hiatus from his usual work;
Prière (“prayer”), temples and temple gardens he visited during
and after a between-lockdown trip to Kyoto.

sparked into creation by the pandemic.

Published by MT Gallery; distributed by Seigensha

340 × 250 × 30 mm 248 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥12,000 each
Lumière (top): ISBN 978 4 86152 967 2
Prière (bottom): ISBN 978 4 86152 968 9

Mikiya Takimoto Works 1998–2023
Experience the world of a dominant

Mikiya Takimoto is one of theforemost advertising photographer/cinematographers working in Japan today. This collection of thecommissioned projects he has undertaken in the first twenty-fiveyears of his career reveals the world-acclaimed state-of-the-art inJapanese advertising.

force within Japanese advertising.

246 × 190 × 47 mm 596 pp
hardcoverJapanese¥9,000ISBN 978 4 86152 927 611Highlights
Yoshiyuki Okuyama

Kei OnoThe Town You Live In:
Reprinted Edition In this reprint of a 2014–2016

A Portrait for Myself Kei Ono’s photographs of high school students

145 × 145 × 20 mm 256 pp
softcover with slipcase
Japanese¥3,200ISBN 978 4 86152 958 0

from around Japan are portraits for his young subjects that
also stand as portraits of the times. This third and final volume
in his two-decade-long series includes works taken before andafter the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

series, Yoshiyuki Okuyama exploits the possibilities of the
Polaroid camera to capture the shine not only of young
actresses but of another “star”: the city of Tokyo in theirbackdrop. Here is a nostalgic yet fresh encounter with thetown as it was just a decade or so ago.
193 × 252 × 14 mm 128 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥4,000ISBN 978 4 86152 954 2

265 × 203 × 40 mm 512 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥8,000ISBN 978 4 86152 881 1

Yoshiyuki Okuyama

Shinichi Kaneko

Best Before This volume focuses on the commissioned

Readymade Plastic containers taken from around the world figure

works that the photographer and filmmaker Yoshiyuki
Okuyama has undertaken over twelve years, including
collaborations with music artists, promotional images,
magazine projects, and portraits of celebrities. The images,
produced using sometimes unconventional techniques, shinewith the energy and intensity that are Okuyama’s hallmark.

in the latest series by still life photographer Shinichi Kaneko.
Denuded of their labels and bathed in strong light, thesereadymade products appear before us as objects transcending
their designated purpose, with new narratives to tell.

263 × 195 × 20 mm 224 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥5,000ISBN 978 4 86152 953 513

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Keiichi Tanaami with the National Art Center, Tokyo

Keiichi Tanaami:
Adventures in Memory
More than 600 color plates capturing six

Keiichi Tanaami (1936–2024) firstrose to fame for his graphic design
work as the founding artistic director of the Japanese Playboy.
This definitive collection—produced with the full involvementof the artist shortly before his death—features some 600
genre-crossing works embodying his philosophy that printed
materials constitute not reproductions, but an infinite numberof original works.

decades of wild, dynamic images.

297 × 220 × 28 mm 420 pp
softcover with open-back binding
Japanese / English¥4,500ISBN 978 4 86152 946 715Highlights
Naoto Fukasawa, Takahiro Tsuchida, and Kaoru Tashiro

Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art with Noritsugu Oda

Poul Kjærholm:
Timeless Minimalism Poul Kjærholm (1929–1980) is
one of the giants of modern Scandinavian furniture
design. Some fifty masterpieces from the collectionof chair specialist Noritsugu Oda, design drawings,
and archival photographs reveal the aesthetics andphilosophy behind Kjærholm’s disciplined stone-andmetal forms.

296 × 224 × 18 mm 208 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,450ISBN 978 4 86152 961 0

The Original:
Timeless Product Design
Genealogy

Mitaka City Gallery of Art

Haibara Art and Design:
Washi Paper andJapanese Aesthetic Washi dealer Haibara

A “textbook” of design like none before: some 150

This volume based on
an exhibition of thesame name showcases some 150 pioneering examples of
product design since the nineteenth century, from furniture
to lighting to tableware, toys, and more. The discussion
sheds light on the works from modern-day perspectives andtraces the evolution of products by category, making for an
engaging “textbook” of the history of product design itself.

has catered to the love of things paper since 1806.
This lavishly illustrated book tells the 200-year storyof Haibara and the famed artists—including Takehisa
Yumeji, Kawase Hasui, and Kawanabe Kyosai—who
designed its woodblock-printed chiyogami paper andother merchandise.

masterpieces from a landmark exhibition.

226 × 150 × 20 mm 232 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥4,500ISBN 978 4 86152 957 3

200 × 148 × 18 mm 208 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,500ISBN 978 4 86152 940 517Highlights
Yoshioka Sarasa and Yoshioka Sachio

The Tale of Genji:
Colors of the Fifty-Four Chapters
A beloved book about a beloved classic,
now back in a compact edition. T h e m a n y - l a ye re dcolored robes worn by the courtiers and ladies of theeleventh-century Tale of Genji richly reflect Japanese
seasons and sensibilities. This condensed bilingual
edition of a 2008 book by master dye artist Yoshioka
Sachio features vibrant reproductions of those ancientcolors alongside passages from Genji in Japanese and in
English translation by Edward Seidensticker.
Published by Shikosha; distributed by Seigensha

182 × 128 × 20 mm 272 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,500ISBN 978 4 87940 655 2

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Iwami Art Museum with Himawariya

Junichi Nakahara:
Year 111 Junichi Nakahara (1913–1983) inspired
215 × 185 × 23 mm 272 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,000ISBN 978 4 86152 939 9

generations of girls and young women in Japanthrough his work for Soleil and other magazines hefounded after World War II. That output and moreare covered in this catalogue-cum-companion-volume
to an exhibition marking the 111th anniversary of hisbirth.

Kaga Shotaro

Rankafu: Japanese Woodblock
In 1946 entrepreneur Kaga Shotaro produced
Prints of Orchids

an exquisite woodblock-printed catalogue of theorchids he kept at the Oyamazaki Villa south of Kyoto,
including many varieties of his own creation. This
enriched edition contains all 104 original plates, plus
discussions by botanical and art experts.

254 × 178 × 11 mm 168 pp
softcoverJapanese¥3,000ISBN 978 4 86152 944 3

Keiko Nishida

agnès b. stories Forty actors, musicians,
creatives, and fashion professionals tell the story of theirlove affair with the agnès b. brand, which celebrated its
fortieth anniversary in Japan in 2023. This expanded
edition of a series first published on the agnès b. website
also explores the brand’s history to date.

257 × 188 × 18 mm 200 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,800ISBN 978 4 86152 966 5

365 Days of Flowers
from a French Garden In this page-a-day book,

Keiko Nishida—a farmer’s florist, or floral designer
who sources her materials direct locally—shares a year
in her life in a village outside Paris and communicatesthe joys of adorning spaces with flowers à la France,
where flowers are a natural part of everyday living.

192 × 133 × 28 mm 408 pp
flexicover
Japanese with headings andplant names in French¥2,600ISBN 978 4 86152 949 8

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Daisuke Tajima

297 × 297 × 15 mm 192 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥5,500ISBN 978 4 86152 937 5Manabu Ikeda

The Pen: New Edition

Beyond the Lines

Wielding a superfine pen, Manabu Ikeda renders worksof such minute detail that he can finish only a fistsized patch in a day. This updated edition of a 2017
collection puts two decades’ worth of such prodigious
effort on full view. Featured are 100 works chosen by
Ikeda and a breakdown of the details of Rebirth (above),his shining paean of hope and prayer in the aftermathof the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

From lines to cities that never

Shaped by lines that drive ever
were: an artist’s first collection. outward, the imagined cityscapesin Daisuke Tajima’s pen-and-ink canvases springfrom two sources: the American sci-fi movies andJapanese anime he saw as a child, and his time in
Taiwan, Hong Kong, and mainland China. Dive
into his hyperreal world, which at once reflects
his interiority and offers something of a restfulalternative to the messiness of reality.

364 × 296 × 10 mm 94 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥5,000ISBN 978 4 86152 902 3

Yamaguchi Akira

The Big Picture

300 × 225 × 20 mm 236 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,800ISBN 978 4 86152 367 0

Big color plates on big pages—including several double
fold-out spreads—present Yamaguchi Akira’s larger
works in all their glory, from rakuchu rakugaizu cityscenes mishmashing the old and the modern to fusuma
sliding-door paintings for Byodoin temple. Sketches,
installation and exhibition views, and commentaries
by experts and Yamaguchi himself round out thiscollection showcasing his painterly expressiveness andmultilayered thought.
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The Museum of Art, Kochi,
and the Mitaka City Gallery of Art

Uezono Shiro

Goda Sawako: A Retrospective

Women between Hopes and Fears:
Masterpieces Discovered by the
Hoshino Gallery Here are 121 paintings of girls and young

No Path and No Plan to Return

Goda Sawako (1940–2016) was never afraid
to reinvent herself: once celebrated as a living
incarnation of Japan’s underground art scene,
she later cast off her decadent style to cultivate aluminous, more introspective world. This first-everposthumous retrospective collection covers every
phase of an unfettered career that spanned thegenres of objets d’art, painting, and photography.

219 × 149 × 20 mm 280 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,700ISBN 978 4 86152 906 1

260 × 190 × 15 mm 200 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,900ISBN 978 4 86152 919 1

women from the Hoshino Gallery, a Kyoto
dealer dedicated to rediscovering lesser-known
artists from Japan’s modern era. These women
who—as we can clearly see—strove to live
life to the fullest amid rapidly changing times
remain captivating to this day.

Portraits of the Seasons:
The World of Ono Chikkyo

Uezono Shiro

Masterpieces from the Chikkyo Art Museum,
Kasaoka Japanese-style painter Ono Chikkyo (1889–1979)
220 × 148 × 32 mm 432 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,500ISBN 978 4 86152 829 3

was renowned for his lyrical portrayals of Japaneselandscapes. This collection presents some 150
works selected through the cooperation of the
Chikkyo Art Museum, Kasaoka, in addition
to commentaries and essays that shed light on
Chikkyo’s career and allure.

Onoda Minoru: My Circles The avant-garde artist

Onoda Minoru (1937–2008) was known for his involvementin the Gutai movement as well as for his later paintings of dots
and circles. Valuable works in overseas collections and essays
by Gutai experts enrich this volume published in conjunction
with a major retrospective show in 2021.

257 × 190 × 17 mm 224 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,900ISBN 978 4 86152 915 3

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Machida Naoko

Cats at Every Turn Take a close lookat these illustrations—even the ones based onstories that don’t involve cats—and you’ll see
the artist has slipped one or two of them in
there somewhere. This treasury of works bya cat-loving illustrator includes a brand-new
eight-page picture story about her own cat.

Yasuhiro Suzuki

210 × 148 × 27 mm 320 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,500ISBN 978 4 86152 321 2

143 × 210 × 15 mm 168 pp
codex
Japanese / English¥2,500ISBN 978 4 86152 897 2

Blinking and Flapping Out of familiar

materials and technologies, Yasuhiro Suzuki
shapes works that reveal his eye for the small
discoveries and enthralling natural phenomena
lying hidden within everyday life. Photographs,
sketches, and text in Japanese and English offer
glimpses into his engaging world.

The Shoto Museum of Art

Yu Yamauchi

The Infinite World of Japanese
Dolls: From Religious Icons
to Works of Art

256 × 182 × 16 mm 168 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,700ISBN 978 4 86152 914 6

Planet: New Edition Yu Yamauchi

originally traveled to Mongolia to photographnomads, but found a panoply of other scenes todocument: otherworldly mines, glittering modern
cityscapes, futuristic-looking deserts that seem
somehow familiar. This collection of photographs
takes readers on a multidimensional journey.

From ancient curse dolls to today’s character
figures, dolls have had a long and varied history
in Japan, but perhaps because they are so eclectic,
they have until now been poorly studied. Bringing
together dolls of all genres with insights fromexperts, this volume examines the borderless appealof Japanese human figurines across the realms ofart, folk tradition, sculpture, toys, and more.

228 × 285 × 16 mm 134 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥7,000ISBN 978 4 86152 928 3

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Azuma Makoto (flower compositions) and Shiinoki Shunsuke (photography)

Explore a fascinating—and largely forgotten—
Japanese cultural heritage.

Love Hotels In the 2000s, editor andEncyclopedia of Flowers V Produced amid

photographer Kyoichi Tsuzuki set himself on a
mission to capture the beauty of a rapidly fading
icon of Japanese sexuality: the so-called “love hotels”
offering guests spaces for intimate encounters. In thiscollection, Tsuzuki chooses seventy-three love hotel
rooms to profile for their retro decor in all its erotic
glory and quirkiness.

the Covid-19 pandemic, this newest volume in the
Encyclopedia of Flowers series takes inspiration froman episode about Kyoto monks who offered flowers
and food to people during a famine. The works arepresented in a format updated from previous volumes,
with larger pages and almost complete lay-flat binding
allowing full appreciation of the dynamic photos.
300 × 280 × 21 mm 288 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥4,500ISBN 978 4 86152 877 4

Kyoichi Tsuzuki

148 × 105 × 24 mm 448 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,300ISBN 978 4 86152 925 2

Museums of Erotica Ja p a n’s m u s e u m sof erotica began springing up in tourist towns acrossthe country in the 1970s amid an unprecedented
domestic travel boom. Seen through the eye of Kyoichi
Tsuzuki, the eclectic kitsch of the exhibits at these
adult amusement centers is as novel today as it wasdecades ago; at the same time, the spaces teem with thenostalgia of a bygone era, exuding an almost artistic
ambience.

Yasutomo Ebisu and Rumiko Suzuki

The Kingdom of Green
Photographer Yasutomo Ebisu and editor/writer
Rumiko Suzuki visit more than a dozen English
gardens to see how the green-fingered talents andphilosophies of gardeners past and present havegone into shaping havens that ever evolve andchange, and yet retain their timelessness.

148 × 105 × 24 mm 448 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,300ISBN 978 4 86152 924 5

285 × 220 × 16 mm 144 pp
hardcoverJapanese¥5,400ISBN 978 4 86152 926 9

Two-volume boxed set¥4,600ISBN 978 4 86152 930 6

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100 Years of Samiro Yunoki:
Trajectory of Creation
Dyer, craft and visual artist, educator,
designer, creative: all of these labels fit Samiro
Yunoki (1922–2024). In this catalogue to an
exhibition commemorating his hundredth birthday
in 2022, some 150 works including textiles, glass
paintings, book covers, and collaborative projects
illustrate the signature themes of his oeuvre andlook back at a colorful century of life and art.
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto;
the Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu; Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art;
and Musée Tomo
210 × 150 × 11 mm 224 pp
softcoverJapanese¥2,500ISBN 978 4 86152 901 6

Beauty in Boro:
Kosaku Nukata Collection In times when cloth was much
more precious, people in rural Japan thriftily stitched
together scraps of fabric to make everything from garments
to bedding. These one-of-a-kind articles, called boro, havecome to be celebrated as works of art. This book selects 500plus examples of boro from the author’s collection. Wrap
yourself in a compelling world of beauty shaped by scores of
unknown hands.

298 × 212 × 20 mm 272 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥4,200ISBN 978 4 86152 895 8

The Sodeisha Group
Twenty-five years in the vanguard:
the trailblazers of postwar ceramics. Formed in 1948, the Sodeisha
group of avant-garde ceramic artists liberated
ceramic ware from its role as vessel to give the world
the “ceramic objet.” This companion volume to an
exhibition covering the group’s first quarter century
features some 180 works and more than 200 related
sources.

256 × 182 × 30 mm 424 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,500ISBN 978 4 86152 922 1

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The Shoto Museum of Art

263 × 177 × 20 mm 274 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥3,700ISBN 978 4 86152 764 7

minä perhonen /minagawa akira: Tsuzuku The year 2020 marked

a quarter century since Akira Minagawa launched his fashion brandminä perhonen, which employs original textiles developed in close
collaboration with makers throughout Japan. This trove features fabrics,
apparel, design drawings and illustrations, factory and studio photos,
and comments by Minagawa, all evoking the creative energy generated
by synergy and connection.
Susumu Shingu and Renzo Piano

257 × 174 × 16 mm 232 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,200ISBN 978 4 86152 931 9

Parallel Lives A parallel interest in air, wind, light, andlightness has inspired architect Renzo Piano and Susumu Shingu,
a creator of kinetic works powered by natural forces, to collaborate
multiple times over thirty-five years. Here are all ten of their joint
projects, plus individual works.

248 × 188 × 22 mm 244 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,700ISBN 978 4 86152 871 2This Is Sirai Seiichi Architect Shirai Seiichi(1905–1983) majored in design before studying philosophy
abroad. His architecture, as well as his pursuits as a critic,
book designer, and calligrapher, was shaped by these varied
influences. This comprehensive review of Shirai’s workspans his beginnings to his final years.

Japan Arts Council

256 × 185 × 14 mm 156 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,800ISBN 978 4 86152 821 7

Japanese Architecture:
Traditional Skills andNatural Materials The remarkable heritage of

traditional Japanese architecture is preserved not only inthe buildings themselves, but also in precise scale models
created during repairs. This book uses those models togive a historical overview of the artistry and craftsmanshipbehind Japanese architectural styles and techniques.
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A Dictionary of Color
Combinations Vol. 1

Sanzo Wada

A Dictionary of Color
Combinations Vol. 2

Artist, art-school instructor, and costume, kimono, andfashion designer Sanzo Wada (1883–1967) employedhis talents in groundbreaking work that centeredprimarily on visual perception and form. In a time ofincreasingly innovative and diversified use of color,
Wada laid the foundation for contemporary color
research in Japan, creating the 348 color combinationsin this book.

Sanzo Wada

Sanzo Wada focused on color all his life. This second
volume of his color combinations presents 72 color
patterns themed on the Japanese seasons and another165 sourced from fashion, interior, and graphic
design in the early to mid-twentieth century. Withcolor names in both Japanese and English, it is anindispensable reference for anyone engaged in creative
design work.

148 × 105 × 20 mm 352 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 247 5

148 × 105 × 15 mm 336 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 772 2

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Tomoyuki Onuma

Old-Style Alphabet Letteringof Japan148 × 105 × 22 mm 276 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 691 6

After World War II, alphabet lettering became part of everyday
life in Japan as printed materials, notices, and signs in Western
languages flooded streets and homes alike. This volume brings
together the best of alphabet typography from 1960s Japan.

Masahiro Anezaki

Handwritten Character
Templates

148 × 105 × 20 mm 256 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,200ISBN 978 4 86152 636 7

In the 1920s, before the advent of phototypesetting,Japanese graphic designers employed handwritten
characters on posters, handbills, and other types ofcommercial art. This collection introduces more than
500 early examples of modern Japanese typography.

Katsumi Tsuji

A Compilation of Contemporary
Letter Designs

148 × 105 × 22 mm 336 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 467 7

Hand-designed lettering reflects the content and/or the medium
of its text. The designs in this superb collection by Katsumi Tsuji,
a graphic designer active from the early to mid-twentieth century,
were originally published in 1934.

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Setsuya Hashizume

Retro Handbills from the Taisho andShowa Era: Great Osaka as Seen in
Commercial Design

182 × 129 × 22 mm 256 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,300ISBN 978 4 86152 786 9

Handbills distributed in Osaka from the 1910s to 1950s werenoteworthy for their fresh designs and bold layout. This bookpresents the outstanding graphics and design of the era througha selection of department-store maps, retail-shop flyers, theater
pamphlets, and more.

Showa Modern: Signs and Store
Designs, 1920s–30sWindow Fronts, Shop Interiors, andDisplays from City Streets

182 × 129 × 16 mm 224 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,200ISBN 978 4 86152 875 0

Moga: Designs from
Platonsha andClub Cosmetics

182 × 129 × 19 mm 256 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,300ISBN 978 4 86152 846 0

In 1920s and 1930s Japan, cities were transformed as a wave ofWesternization and cosmopolitan culture swept the country. Signs
and displays on streets and in store windows were key elements ofthese new cityscapes. This compilation highlights the diverse artistryof the designers who worked in this pivotal age, known as Showa
Modern after the era name in the Japanese calendar.

Showa Modern: Ad Designs,
1920s–30s
Vintage Paper Treasures, from
Posters and Flyers to Matchbooks
and More

182 × 129 × 16 mm 224 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,200ISBN 978 4 86152 874 3

GPOD with the cooperation ofClub Cosmetics Co., Ltd.

A blossoming cosmopolitan culture pervaded Japan in the 1920s
and 1930s, when new Western-style establishments lined the streetsand cities were filled with posters and other advertising media.
To modern viewers, the more than 200 ad designs in this treasure
trove will brim with nostalgia while also inspiring a new sense offascination and excitement.

In interwar Japan, moga (short for “modern girls”)
became a catchword for city women who embraced
Westernized fashions. Ads, package designs, and morefrom a cosmetics company and its affiliated publishinghouse invite us to look back at images of moga andreflect on their connections to us today.

Akiko Kogano and Igor Smirennyi

210 × 150 × 12 mm 160 pp
softcoverJapanese / Russian¥2,200ISBN 978 4 86152 878 1

Russian Chocolate Wrappers
Russian chocolate wrappers aren’t just charming
to look at; they’re sophisticated expressions of
their times. This collection of Soviet-era designs
primarily from the 1950s to 1980s is by a Japanesewriter and a Russian collector with a sharedpassion for these enchanting items.
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Modern French Posters

148 × 105 × 18 mm 280 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 631 2Modern Japanese
Posters

148 × 105 × 18 mm 288 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 656 5

Yukihiro Hirayoshi

Flamboyant posters enlivened Paris streets in thelate nineteenth century, later becoming collectible
as art objects. This book introduces some 230
posters from France—birthplace of the poster as
art—including works by Mucha and ToulouseLautrec.
Seishi Namiki and Tsumiki Wada

Modern Kyoto Patterns:
Book of Contemporary
Designs148 × 105 × 19 mm 288 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 773 9

Seishi Namiki,
Aya Ueda, and Mihoko Aoki

After machine printing enabled mass production of designs,
Kyoto designers created a rich array of textile patterns. Here,some 240 patterns from the collection of designer Tetsuro
Terada provide a beautiful visual record of how textile designchanged in the twentieth century.

Japanese Family
CrestsFrom the insignia on ox-drawn aristocratic carts to battle flags
and formal kimono, family crests have been an indispensable
part of Japanese culture ever since the ninth century. Thisauthoritative collection presents no fewer than 4,560 examplesof this rich decorative legacy, categorized by motif.
The 229 posters in this collection were createdfrom the late nineteenth to mid-twentiethcentury, when visual design flourished in Japan.
The images range from depictions of ukiyo-e-likebeauties to colorful modern designs.

148 × 105 × 21 mm 319 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,200ISBN 978 4 86152 003 7

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Traditional Japanese Patterns
Vols. 1 & 2 (New Edition)

148 × 105 × 14 mm
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,200 eachVol. 1: 256 pp, ISBN 978 4 86152 073 0
Vol. 2: 272 pp, ISBN 978 4 86152 074 7

Kurenai-kai

These illustrations of traditional Japanese embroidery
patterns are organized by theme, making them an
excellent source of inspiration for anyone interested indesign, art, and crafts. Vol. 1 encompasses medallion
motifs, birds and animals, and fans and other items;
vol. 2, flora of the seasons.

Picture Book of Cherry Blossoms

148 × 105 × 15 mm 264 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,200ISBN 978 4 86152 063 1

As a harbinger of spring and symbol of the Japanesesense of beauty, the cherry blossom holds a special
place in people’s hearts. This volume brings together
manifestations of the Japanese love affair with cherry
blossoms in masterpieces of art and craft from ancient
times to the present day.

The Traditional Colors of Japan

Seiki Nagasaki(New Edition)

148 × 105 × 20 mm 328 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 071 6

Layered Colors

This dictionary by a leading authority presents 255
traditional Japanese colors along with Munsell values
and the names of Western equivalents. Also included
are a chronological list of historical sources, a table ofJapanese and English color names, a bibliography, andhandy color charts.
Seiki Nagasaki(New Edition)

148 × 105 × 17 mm 320 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 072 3

Kasane no irome (“layered colors”) refers to the
combination of colors on the outside and lining of akimono, or—more famously—on the many-layeredrobes worn in the imperial court. Both types arecovered in this book, which contains 260-plus color
schemes, a color tone chart, and a bibliography.
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Koimari:
An Elegant Porcelain

148 × 105 × 13 mm 256 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,200ISBN 978 4 86152 118 8

The Kyushu Ceramic Museum

Richly colorful Koimari (“old Imari”) porcelain, firstcreated 400 years ago in the Arita region, became
popular in Japan during the seventeenth century. This
book highlights its distinctive features and traces theevolution of styles over time.

Japan Canners Association
Made in Japan:
A Collection of Canned Food Labels

148 × 105 × 27 mm 352 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 346 5

Around the turn of the twentieth century, Japan
reflected its burgeoning modernity in its commercial
packaging. This collection of approximately 550
labels, primarily from canned goods produced forexport, presents a showcase of sophisticated design.

Nakamura Misako

Redouté and Roses:
The Story of a French
Court Artist

148 × 105 × 20 mm 304 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 633 6

A selection of eighty-two paintings beckons readers
into the world of Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–
1840), the “Rembrandt of Roses” beloved by Marie
Antoinette and Joséphine, the first wife of Napoleon,
for his enchanting works combining precise botanicalstudy with artistic elegance.
Mikako Muramatsu and Zon Ito

A Collection of Specimens: From the Vaultsof Kyoto University Museum (New Edition)

148 × 105 × 17 mm 280 pp
softcoverJapanese¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 724 1

Tour the Kyoto University Museum, a dizzying
wonderland of 2.6 million scientific specimens offlora, fauna, and more. A highlight of the book is achapter with text and sketches by contemporary artist
Zon Ito that follows the creation of animal specimensfrom trapping to taxidermy.
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Hokusai Manga

Hinohara Kenji and the Ota Memorial Museum of Art

Vol. 1: The Life and Manners of the Day
Vol. 2: The Whole Earth Catalogue
Vol. 3: Fanciful, Mythical and Supernatural
148 × 105 × 18 mm 288 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,600ISBN 978 4 86152 903 0

Famed ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai published a
handbook of sketches in 1814 titled Hokusai manga.
Fourteen more volumes followed, totaling more than
4,000 illustrations over 970 pages. The richly narrative
caricatures, satirical drawings, and multiple-panel “comic
strips” in this modern reprint of the best-selling series
clearly demonstrate why it is considered one of the rootsof today’s manga.

148 × 105 × 20 mm 352 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500 eachVol. 1: ISBN 978 4 86152 280 2
Vol. 2: ISBN 978 4 86152 287 1
Vol. 3: ISBN 978 4 86152 288 8

Three-volume boxed set¥4,500ISBN 978 4 86152 310 6

Yokai Manga

Picture Books of Kawanabe Kyosai
A festive treasury of frolicking skeletons,
frogs, and yokai on parade. Painter and printmaker
Kawanabe Kyosai (1831–1889) worked in the years of transition
between the old shogunate and the modern age. Despite his
popularity, the woodblock-printed treasuries of drawings hepublished late in life are still largely unknown. From cats to yokai
monsters, here are 224 vibrant images from those volumes, organizedby category and enriched by informative captions.

Vol. 1: Parade of Monstrous Creatures
Vol. 2: Ukiyoe of Monstrous Creatures

Due to their popular appeal and farcical content,
yokaiga, or pictures of monstrous creatures, havelargely been ignored in Japanese art history. But theirintimate associations with the beliefs and folk traditions
underlying Japanese culture and religion make themsignificant. This series takes a fresh look at yokaiga by
way of rethinking the place of comicality and humor inJapanese art.

148 × 105 × 20 mm
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500 eachVol. 1: 288 pp, ISBN 978 4 86152 328 1
Vol. 2: 256 pp, ISBN 978 4 86152 329 8

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Akira Watanabe

Kenji Hinohara and Akira Watanabe

Villains in Ukiyo-e
Japanese culture includes a wealth of villains,from historical figures like Kira Kozukenosuke of“Forty-Seven Ronin” fame to rogues, sorcerers,
and other characters of legend. This compilation of
approximately 100 works features a diverse lineup of
ukiyo-e villains.

148 × 105 × 25 mm 296 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 554 4

Kenji Hinohara and Akira Watanabe

Yoshitoshi Tsukioka:
Ghost Stories of Ukiyo-e
Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (1839–1892) was perhaps best
renowned for his illustrations of ghost stories fromlegends, fiction, and plays. This volume includes every
print from the series One Hundred Ghost Stories ofChina and Japan and New Forms of Thirty-Six Ghosts,
both considered his masterpieces.

Scary Pictures of Ukiyo-e
The images of fright and horror depicted in ukiyo-e
prints produced in Japan during the Edo period(1603–1868) included supernatural and deformed
creatures, sea monsters, spirit armies, wrathfuldemons, vengeful ghosts, and many other ghastly
sights, all included here in this treasure trove.

255 × 170 × 12 mm 136 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,300ISBN 978 4 86152 627 5

Kenji Hinohara
148 × 105 × 25 mm 296 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 566 7

Hitoshi Iwasaki

Iroha Hanji-e: Pictorial Puzzlesof EdoWoodblock-printed hanji-e, or pictorial riddles, by
ukiyo-e artists were a favorite pastime in the Edo
period (1603–1868). Get a taste of the wit andsophistication of the common people of the day
through these 500 brain-teasers presented in the orderof the traditional iroha syllabary.

Yoshitoshi Tsukioka:
One Hundred Views of the Moon
148 × 105 × 20 mm 324 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 435 6

255 × 170 × 12 mm 136 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,300ISBN 978 4 86152 628 2

Yoshitoshi Tsukioka created One Hundred Views of theMoon toward the end of his life. Inspired by Chineseand Japanese folklore, poems, and literary works, thesevibrant yet plaintive moon-related prints reveal theversatility of an artist better known for his depictionsof violence and the supernatural.
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Sumida Hokusai Museum

Hirano Shigemitsu

190 × 215 × 17 mm 232 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥2,500ISBN 978 4 86152 832 3

The Soul of the Brush:
The Line’s Pull, the Color’s Spell297 × 225 × 15 mm 160 pp
softcoverJapanese¥3,800ISBN 978 4 86152 177 5

From Matabei to Hokusai and Kuniyoshi

The Art of Uemura Shoen

Ukiyo-e is usually associated with woodblock prints, but it
actually has its origins in painting. Brought together here aresome 125 paintings by masters of ukiyo-e over its 300-year
history. Revel in each artist’s deft lines and magical colors—thesoul of the brushwork lodged within the picture plane.

Uemura Shoen (1875–1949), a master of bijinga portraits ofbeautiful women, was also one of the first female artists in Japanto achieve widespread renown. This treasury encompasses major
works from collections throughout Japan, including Sound of theDrum (cover).
Toru Yagi

Toshihiko Isao

198 × 198 × 20 mm 276 pp
softcoverJapanese¥2,500ISBN 978 4 86152 542 1

Kuniyoshi-ism
Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797–1861) was an outstanding teacher
as well as artist. This volume features a total of 230 works by
Kuniyoshi and twenty-eight of his students. Dynamic warriors,charming cats, amusing ghosts, lustrous beauties: all display
unparalleled skill and creativity.

An Illustrated Encyclopedia ofJapanese Oni Demons

257 × 182 × 14 mm 176 pp
softcoverJapanese¥2,200ISBN 978 4 86152 866 8

Learn all about the infamous oni of Japan in this comprehensive
illustrated guide, which provides easy-to-follow descriptions ofthirty-four of the country’s most notable oni accompanied bymore than 160 historical visual resources.
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Maki Keiko

Birthday Message from
Flower Emblem

148 × 105 × 20 mm 416 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 639 8

Hanakomon are floral emblems inspired by the family
crests of Japan. There’s one for every day of the year,
each paired with a word evoking the qualities andcultural import of that flower. This book lists all 366
hanakomon along with a special message for people
born on each day.

Yobi Tableware
for Graceful Living
Maki Keiko shares her life as proprietor of Kogeiten
Yobi, the half-century-old Osaka tableware shop
whose name—and philosophy—draw inspirationfrom the concept of yo no bi, “beauty in utility.”
Delight in her charming wares and learn her tips forusing Japanese vessels to enhance everyday life.

Fujio Kawagishi

Suika-an:
A Miscellany of Flowers
Floral paintings of serene and singular grace featurein this first collection by Fujio Kawagishi. Exquisite
hand-bound books, fans, scrolls, playing cards, andmore created over three decades reveal his love of
paper—and his dedication to drawing out its beauty
to the full.

250 × 176 × 19 mm 272 pp
softcoverJapanese¥3,500ISBN 978 4 86152 909 2

Nomura Yuri and Iki Yukari

Tasty of Life257 × 185 × 12 mm 128 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥3,200ISBN 978 4 86152 679 4

Nomura Yuri and Iki Yukari, the respective ownersof “restaurant eatrip” and The Little Shop of Flowers,
have been neighbors and business partners for a
decade. This book covers their trips to four locales—
Kanazawa, Nemuro, Kamakura, Karuizawa—and theculinary and floral creations born as a result.

214 × 149 × 22 mm 212 pp
hardcoverJapanese¥5,000ISBN 978 4 86152 740 1

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Ito Katsuharu; translated by David Shapiro

Toshiteru Yamaji

A Life with Pigs
The Perfect Guide to Sumo
The author, a professional sumo referee for fifty years,
introduces readers to the ritual-inflected martial art ofsumo wrestling. With a translation by NHK’s Englishlanguage sumo commentator, the volume presents
sumo in an easy-to-follow format.

188 × 133 × 15 mm 192 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,800ISBN 978 4 86152 632 9

Kenbu: A Performing Art
Shaped by Samurai Aesthetics“Papa” keeps 1,200 pigs on the island of Shikoku. He
tends his charges with love, and every life on his farm
sparkles amid the mud with its own precious light.
This collection presents photographs, most of thempublished for the first time, from the same series as
the widely acclaimed Pigs and Papa (2010).

255 × 195 × 10 mm 33 pp
hardcoverJapanese / English¥1,800ISBN 978 4 86152 825 5

Yokota Nanrei (text) and Yokoyama Yuka (illustrations)

Magari Auga
175 × 150 × 7 mm 32 pp
hardcoverJapanese¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 907 8

Where Are You, Panda?
In kenbu, a classical Japanese art from the latenineteenth century, dancers move with a sword or fan
as chanters recite Japanese and Chinese poetry. This
beginner’s guide provides an overview of the art andoffers tips on practice and appreciation.

188 × 133 × 15 mm 182 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,800ISBN 978 4 86152 770 8

Where are you, Panda? At the zoo? Inside a book?
Or somewhere else altogether? This picture book by
a Rinzai Zen master about a panda’s search for his
pandaness gently conveys the message that realizing
the wonderfulness of your own existence is the mostimportant thing you can do.
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Ayumi Kudo

For Now, I Blow Kisses to You
Lombardy resident Ayumi Kudo began writing thisbook on March 10, 2020, the day the Covid stay-athome order went into effect for all of Italy. Throughthe trying days of lockdown, the artist recorded her
turbulent emotions in words and drawings. Her work
offers hope in today’s crisis-ridden world.

180 × 205 × 9 mm 120 pp
softcoverJapanese / English / Italian¥1,800ISBN 978 4 86152 813 2

Japanese Homes and Their Surroundings
with Illustrations by Edward S. Morse
Informative yet compact, this selection of sketchesfrom Japanese Homes and Their Surroundings (1886) by
the zoologist, archaeologist, and japanologist Edward
S. Morse is an invaluable resource for illustratorsand others wishing to see the details of how ordinary
Japanese lived some 150 years ago.

AunshaPublished by Shikosha; distributed by Seigensha

211 × 150 × 13 mm 144 pp
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,800ISBN 978 4 87940 625 5

Ayumi Kudo

Kyoto Journal:
Insights from Kyoto-Japan-Asia
The longest-running independent English periodical
in Japan, Kyoto Journal delivers penetrating cultural
coverage of Kyoto, Japan, and Asia four times a year.
It is—as its website puts it—“a community thattranscends place, while respecting and celebrating
regional and local identity.”

Unmeasurable Things
The warmth of emotion, the closeness of a loved one,the weight of hopes and wishes: so many things in life
cannot be measured, though their power can be felt.
This collection of forty-nine unmeasurables depicted
in humorous words and drawings will gladden yourheart. It also makes a wonderful gift.

196 × 180 × 7 mm 60 pp
codexJapanese / English / Italian¥1,600ISBN 978 4 86152 673 2

Published by Shikosha; distributed by Seigensha

274 × 210 × 10 mm 140 pp
softcoverEnglish¥2,50057

Culture / Gifts
Yusuke Oono

Snow White¥3,000ISBN 978 4 86152 517 9

Snowy World¥3,000ISBN 978 4 86152 619 0

Revolutionary in format, the 360° Book brings alive
an enchanting panoramic world: when opened,
the book expands into a circle, drawing the finely
crafted two-dimensional scenes on the pages into a
dynamic three-dimensional one.

Mount Fuji
¥3,000ISBN 978 4 86152 516 2

90 × 90 × 18 mm 30 sheets
case 120 × 120 × 20 mm
Japanese / English

Earth and the Moon
¥3,000ISBN 978 4 86152 551 3

Hokusai: Sparrow Dance¥2,500ISBN 978 4 86152 723 4

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Harumin Asao

40 × 100 × 20 mm 168 pp
softcover with slipcase¥1,400 eachPara-Para Flipbooks: Cats
In a Kitten’s Way
of Greeting

40 × 100 mm
softcover with slipcase

God of Bug Eater
216 pp¥1,600ISBN 978 4 86152 418 9

Munch—The Scream
208 pp¥1,400ISBN 978 4 86152 715 9ISBN 978 4 86152 296 3

A Cat’s Welcome

Monet—Impression, Sunrise
208 pp¥1,400ISBN 978 4 86152 510 0

Christmas Comes Along
168 pp¥1,600ISBN 978 4 86152 316 8ISBN 978 4 86152 469 1

Cat’s Birthday

Christmas Secret
65 × 120 mm 180 pp¥1,500ISBN 978 4 86152 819 4ISBN 978 4 86152 438 7

Para-Para Flipbooks: Fruity Samurai
Cat’s Proposal

Duel of Samurai Apples(New Edition)

ISBN 978 4 86152 704 3

The Land of Fruity Samurai(New Edition)
ISBN 978 4 86152 485 1

ISBN 978 4 86152 705 0

50 × 120 × 18 mm 168 pp
softcover with slipcase¥1,400 each61

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Ori-CaOrigamiCard Books

CochaeThe Cochae design team is made up of Yousuke Jikuhara
and Miki Takeda, who explore the “design of play” intheir work. They created their first origami pieces with amodern pop sensibility in 2003.

Ori-CaTokyo Origami
ISBN 978 4 86152 502 5

Kyoto Origami
ISBN 978 4 86152 470 7

Neco (Cats) Origami
ISBN 978 4 86152 319 9

135 × 225 × 5 mm 16 sheets
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,200ISBN 978 4 86152 059 4

Nippon Origami

Obake (Spooky) Origami

ISBN 978 4 86152 341 0

Nippon, Tokyo, Kyoto, Neco Origami:
135 × 225 × 5 mm 24 sheets
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,200 each

160 × 160 × 5 mm
18 origami sheets
18 practice sheets
softcoverJapanese / English¥1,400ISBN 978 4 86152 739 5

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Postcard Books
148 × 105 × 11 mm 32 cards¥1,200 each

Hokusai Katsushika:
36 Views of Mount Fuji

ISBN 978 4 86152 303 8

Hiroshige Utagawa:
The 53 Stationsof the Tokaido
ISBN 978 4 86152 304 5

Kuniyoshi Utagawa

ISBN 978 4 86152 543 8

Hiroshige Utagawa:
100 Famous Views of Edo

ISBN 978 4 86152 564 3