[Title] TOKYO Future Century [Overview] Kishin Shinoyama's photobook "TOKYO Future Century" spans over eight years of capturing Tokyo. This collection explores Tokyo not as a city rooted in reality but as a space reconstructed through fiction. Through the medium of photography, it constructs a landscape that transcends reality, vividly capturing the ephemeral and glamorous denizens, and the consumer culture and vanity that permeate society. Shinoyama challenged the metropolis with his visual desires, and the resulting body of work has merged him with Tokyo, symbolizing his photographic activities as emblematic of the city itself. This collection, created against the backdrop of Tokyo's flamboyant consumer society of the late 1980s, represents Shinoyama's masterwork, utilizing all the artistic techniques of the 20th century. [Condition] Shows signs of aging. There is damage in the center of the pages. No other major issues are present. Please refer to the images for more details. Shipping Options: 1.Japan Post (Small Packet) 2.Japan Post (EMS) For buyers who win ""one"" item, we usually ship using the less expensive option 1. The shipping cost displayed on the screen is based on this method. For buyers who win ""three or more"" items in auctions held during the same period, we will ship via EMS without any additional shipping costs. Differences between Small Packet and EMS Delivery Speed: Small Packet: Delivery time of 2 to 3 weeks. EMS: Arrives in approximately 7 to 10 days. Cost: Small Packet: Relatively inexpensive. EMS: Costs about Three times as much. Please note, Combining two auction wins into a single shipment is not possible due to exceeding the weight limit for Small Packet shipping. Thank you for your understanding. International Buyers – Important: Prices do not cover import duties, taxes, and charges. These are your responsibility. Check with your customs office to understand potential extra costs before bidding or buying. Please note that in some countries, including Italy, it is required to include the recipient's ""tax code (codice fiscale: Italian identity card number)"" for customs purposes. Therefore, only those who can provide this information should proceed with bidding or purchasing.