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Shusen Go (Post War Japan) John d macdonald which is far more absurdFirst edition of Shusen Go (Post War Japan) by Nobuyoshi Araki. First impression. Medium format softback in fine condition. Text in Japanese. About Shsen go is a photo book features black and white photographs taken between August 16 and September 3, 1973, capturing the evolving urban landscape of Tokyo during Japans post war period. Arakis lens juxtaposes modernized cityscapes with remnants of traditional downtown areas, reflecting the tension