This interview series focuses on Japanese Photography. Watch established photographers who redefined the medium after World War II and still-emerging contemporary practitioners reflect on cultural landscapes and personal truths.

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Sohei Nishino 西野壯平
Sohei Nishino’s maps trace more than the city

Nobuyoshi Araki 荒木經惟
Nobuyoshi Araki’s “more is more” approach to photography
Nobuyoshi Araki: Journey through life and death

Akiyoshi Taniguchi 谷口昌良
Akiyoshi Taniguchi’s meditations on photography

Rinko Kawauchi 川內倫子
Rinko Kawauchi contemplates the small mysteries of life

Tomoko Sawada 澤田知子
Tomoko Sawada’s self-portraits create familiar characters

Eikoh Hosoe 細江英公
Eikoh Hosoe: Does photography reflect truth?

Daido Moriyama 森山大道
Daido Moriyama on the essence of photography
Daido Moriyama on social rebellion in 1960s Japan

Asako Narahashi 楢橋朝子
Asako Narahashi’s photos from the sea

Issei Suda 須田一政
Issei Suda on the drama of photography

Keizo Kitajima 北島敬三
Keizo Kitajima in the former USSR

Ishiuchi Miyako 石內都
Ishiuchi Miyako: What is a scar?
Ishiuchi Miyako's early life near Yokosuka’s U.S. military base

Kikuji Kawada 川田喜久志
Kikuji Kawada on the Atomic Bomb Dome and postwar Japan

Tsuchida 土田ヒロミ
Hiromi Tsuchida: Documenting Japan’s past and present