Lost in Kyoto | Yasuhiro Ogawa | Photo editions 2025 [SIGNED] Shuntaro Tanikawa and Shinobu Sakagami (curator at

and Shinobu Sakagami (curator at the Yamazaki Mazak Museum of Art)

the Daisetsuzan National Park is home to the island’s largest peaks

contact sheets

I think of this time of day as “the shadow’s veil”

I hoped to convey that passion and the subtle sensuality that women possess

Lost in Kyoto | Yasuhiro Ogawa | Photo editions 2025 [SIGNED] Shuntaro Tanikawa and Shinobu Sakagami (curator at"I have been obsessed with Kyoto over the years because of the dense atmosphere the ancient city holds. That atmosphere must be the result of the essence of history that has gradually seeped into the land, brewing over time. In the 1,200 years since Kyoto was founded, many battles have been fought, much blood has been shed, and many people have died. The joys, sorrows, prayers, wishes, tears and struggles of so many people are layered on top of each