Somewhere Sometimes in Japan
ハービー・山口 ( Herbie Yamaguchi) SIgned:Unsigned Printed in the artist’s darkroom

Printed in the artist’s darkroom by hand

along The River of Kings in Bangkok

I am barely reminded of what I used to read about these areas

4 cm66 Pages53 Images(color)Soft cover(hand-sewn)Full color OffsetLimited edition of 1000Published in 2020ISBN 978-4-908512-95-7

Somewhere Sometimes in Japan<br>ハービー・山口 ( Herbie Yamaguchi) SIgned:Unsigned Printed in the artist’s darkroomThe city is an endless theater of life without a plot. We spend our days as performers on the stage set of the present time, dressed in the costume of the present. When I was a university student in the 1970s, the student movement took place in the streets of the city, and until 1972, Okinawa was under the rule of the United States. After the demise of Emperor Showa, the Great East Japan Earthquake, and the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, we are standing