Introduction (from the publisher)
Okinawa under the occupation of occupation that Taro Okamoto witnessed
In 1959, Taro Okamoto visited Okinawa under the United States.As soon as I arrive, I will be drawn into Okinawa as soon as I arrive.When I noticed, I was close to the opponent who attracted me, and was crazy about cutting the shutter.
Taro was so impressed because I saw Okinawa’s “forgotten Japan”.There were Japan, which had been pushed by modern Japanese, and the lost Japan.
“This is ourselves, Japan itself.”Taro discovered Japan in Okinawa and found himself.He saw the Japanese and his own source to the Okinawans who live clearly.The experience at this time will later crystal to “Okinawa Cultural theory”.
Taro, who was obsessed with Okinawa, got off in Okinawa again in 1966.It was to see the ritual Isaiho, a woman only once in 12 years.Including this magical ritual, which cannot be seen now, Taro has a variety of Okinawan expressions in the film.
“Okinawa” taken by Taro has the origin of Japan and Japanese.It is a valuable historical material and one and only cultural heritage.Here is the “Japan” that everyone should face.
Contents introduction (from “BOOK” database)
It was like a love for me.”Okinawa” was taken by Taro, who was drawn to its charm in Okinawa under the United States.
Author information (from “BOOK” database)
Taro Okamoto (Okamoto Taro)
Artist.Born in 1911.He traveled to France in 29 and participated in the avant -garde art movement in Paris in the 30s, including participating in the Avstraxion Clairsion Association.He studied ethnology at Marcel Morse at the University of Paris and worked with Georges Batayille and others.Returned to Japan for 40 years.After the war, he developed an avant -garde art movement in Japan and sent out problems to society one after another.In 1951, he encountered Jomon pottery and announced the Jomon Togi theory the following year.In the late 1950s, he interviewed various parts of Japan and left many photos and discussions.In 1970, he became a theme producer of the Osaka Expo
Akira Hirano (Hirano Kiomi)
Space Media Producer / Taro Okamoto Memorial Director.Born in 1959.He presides the Contemporary Research Institute for Taro Okamoto and conducts a variety of production activities in spatial media.2005 As the director of the Memorial Memorial Memorial in 2005 (this data was published at the time this book was published)
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