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Copy of JAL 76-88 with 8x10 print.
Signed and numbered on back. Edition of 50, each print.
choose from:
1. "Shibuya Crossing, 1976".
2. "JAL 747, Haneda Airport, 1979"
3. "Public Phones, Shinjuku, 1976"
4. "Kabukicho Morning, 1977"
(photo shows front cover of book with print)
Book signed on a sticker or paper slip.
Release Date: June, 2026
Third Edition
Publisher: Kominek, Berlin
256 pages
Soft cover with ota-bind and flaps
8.2 x 10.8 inches (208 x 275mm)
Q&A by Brad Feuerhelm
Designed by Gonzalo Sanchez and Misha Kominek
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"When I first arrived in Tokyo in April, 1976 the plan was to spend a few days and then continue on to SE Asia. I decided to stow my luggage at the airport that first night so I could just wander around. I had no idea where I was going to stay. I took the monorail from Haneda airport into the city and then rode the circle of the Yamanote line around Tokyo. When I arrived at Shinjuku I got off the train. It seemed the brightest, noisiest and most crowded part of town. I spent the night wandering around Shinjuku and nearby neighborhoods and by morning I knew I wanted to stay. It’s perhaps worth pointing out that in 1976 there was nothing to prepare a first-time visitor for Tokyo. “BladeRunner-esque” had yet to enter the language. At the time the notion that the future had arrived, and was alive and well in an Asian city, was simply not known. And so, to stumble across it was thrilling and eye-opening.“
Greg Girard from the Q&A with Brad Feuerhelm, included in the book