Kisara OKADA｜Okadakisara
The site of a miracle missed by the city
A small photo book produced in 2016 as part of a Midnight Store project.
A circular sticker was included as a bonus with the book.
Sold out.
ZINE published in 2018.
The title is a combination of "pattern Q (uestion)" and "bang cue" when you collapse from exhaustion.
sold out. Partially published on the website.
ZINE published in 2020.
Record of Tokyo just before the Tokyo Olympics are held. Seven years after Tokyo was chosen to host the Olympics in 2013, the city seemed to be in a state of turmoil as well as excitement.
Partially published on the website. On mail order.
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ZINE published in 2022.
Records of Tokyo before and after the Tokyo Olympics were held. It is a pair of the previous work "© TOKYO Please close gently and softly".
Partially published on the website. On mail order.
→ Mail order site
tokyo over cle
A book that re-edits the works that were removed because they were out of the theme of the Tokyo Olympics.
Comes with an acrylic key holder designed by Kisara Okadaki herself.
On sale online.
A ZINE published in 2016 with the cooperation of Midnight Store.
108 pages of photos taken from 2008 to 2016.
"© TOKYO Tendou setsu", which was produced in the previous year, is the archetype of this book.
Both sold out. Partially published on the website.
ZINE published in 2019.
This is a collection of photos from the three years since 2016 when I was in a slump and couldn't present my work well.
Available at some stores. Partially published on the website.
ZINE published in 2022.
We have summarized the records of Tokyo before and after the declaration of the first state of emergency.
In those days when I was just bewildered by sudden natural disasters... I hope that the day will come when the corona disaster settles down and I miss the scenes published in this collection of works.
Partially published on the website. On mail order.
→ Mail order site
tokyo over cle
A book that re-edits the works that were removed because they were out of the theme of the Tokyo Olympics.
Comes with an acrylic key holder designed by Kisara Okadaki herself.
On sale online.
