Joe's style often draws inspiration from Japanese cinema, particularly 1960s-1980s horror and Pinku films, creating cinematic and often fictional scenes.

Greg Girard spent much of his career examining the social and physical transformations in Asia, especially in its largest cities.

Since joining the "image shop CAMP" in 1982, he has traveled all over Japan and has continued to work mainly at independent galleries.

Jack Davison shoots family portraiture and Japanese Ikebana for Sixteen Journal Volume 5.

Sawatari started publishing his photographs in photography magazines while he was enrolled in Nihon University’s Department of Photography, College of Art.

Published by Village Press in 1989, Jun Abe’s Creaturers marked the photographers first photobook of his career.

Photography by Erika Kamano
Styling by Ondine Azoulay

Sakiko Nomura is well known by male nude in a small dark room with very black darkness and dim lights.

Photographed by Elizaveta Porodina
Styled by Victoire Simonney

A selection of Araki's most iconic images.

Photographed by Roe Ethridge
Styled by Clare Byrne

“Friction / Tokyo Street” is the first photobook by Tatsuo Suzuki, who has amassed a small cult following online with his black-and-white street photography from Tokyo.