TOKYO-GA, an international project to capture “TOKYO NOW”
through the visionary eyes of 100 photographers, launched in Tokyo in 2011.
Kagurazaka and Fukagawa; two places in Tokyo that are home to people who love ”matsuri” (local festivals), and showcase the sublime texture of their every-day life. German photographer Guenter Zorn and Japanese photographer Mitsugu Ohnishi call Kagurazaka and Fukagawa home respectively, and they are both of the same age. Zorn has lived in Tokyo for over 20 years, and considers Kagurazaka his home. Ohnishi has deep roots to Fukagawa, and has even released a photo book capturing the town. See their deep love for their home through their photographs.
This Theme Photographers
Guenter ZORN
GermanyMitsugu OHNISHI
Japan
Unique bicycle shop in Kagurazaka
Annual Edo Culture Festival
A person passing through the traditional red ”torii”
Akagi Shrine
A buddhist monk waiting for alms
Iidabashi Station
Young lady playing the flute
A water ring in a park
Sunamachi
A green path of spring
Sunamachi
Oedo Cherry Blossoms Festival
Oyokogawa River
Dedication to a shrine
Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine
Playing at Arakawa Riverbed
Sunamachi