The beautiful landscape of Japan

Introducing books featuring original Japanese landscapes. Nostalgic cityscapes and spectacular views will expand your world. You will find them as a reference for your creative materials and for your next travel plan.

JAPANISM – Japanese beautiful scenery to convey to the world by Yuto Yamada

A photographer Yuto Yamada, He is based in Germany has traveled throughout Japan to capture the beauty of today’s Japan from a fresh perspective.

Village in Japanese- The Original Japanese Landscape in the Heart

A photo book that evokes nostalgia, featuring “satoyama” landscapes alongside a mini dictionary of words related to village life and a small illustrated guide to wild plants and trees of satoyama, as well as other resources.

Nostalgic Photo Collection – Travel through Japan’s nostalgic landscapes

This book is a photo collection by the Solo Travel Research Association, featuring scenes gathered from travels across Japan that awaken the feeling of one’s “spiritual homeland.”

Recollections – Akine Coco Photography Works – Like a scene from an Anime

The pioneer of anime-style photography, Akine Coco, presents a carefully curated second photobook after five years, focusing on winter and spring landscapes.

Natsu wa Maboroshi (Summer is an illusion) – Iska Works

The first landscape photography book by Iska, a lyrical photographer who continues to capture the changing seasons through his lens.

The Best View of Japan – Local Photographer’s Best Show

The book features beautiful nature, seasonal traditions, and nightscapes recommended by local photographers in Japan.

The ordinary Everyday Life is Made Animated – Photo by Shota

Animate your casual everyday life. The first landscape photo collection by Shota, a photographer who is a hot topic on SNS.

New Edition Thatched Roof Houses of Japan – Kayabuki Minka

A photo book featuring 261 images of thatched-roof houses across Japan that can no longer be seen today. Centered on the 1970s, it is also a record of a 30-year journey capturing Japan’s original landscapes and human activities.