Flash Up - Street Photo Random Tokyo 1975-1979 - Seiji KurataFlash Up Street PhotoRandom Tokyo1975 1979 Artist Kurata Seiji Year 2013 Publisher Byakuya Shobo Condition Very Good Plus(VG+),Box, Japanese Size(cm) 39273 "About Seiji Kurata, a prominent Japanese photographer, released his first photo book ""Flash Up,"" capturing the underground culture of urban Tokyo in the late 1970s. After studying oil painting at Tokyo University of the Arts and working as an art teacher, Kurata began his photography journey at

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