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Nature, buildings, people, homes: all the city a subject for photography
"European Eyes on Japan/Japan Today vol.6" photographing
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Ongoing since 1999, this photography project consists in inviting to Japan photographers who are working in Europe to record for posterity images of the various prefectures of Japan on the theme of contemporary Japanese people and how they live their lives. We hope that this collection will prove an opportunity for Japanese to reacquaint themselves with aspects of our daily lives that we have tended to overlook and for Europeans to deepen their understanding of Japan and become more familiar with the distant presence of our distant Far Eastern country.

In 2003,@invitations were extended to four European photographers, who worked in Sendai city, Nara prefecture & Wakayama prefecture. Their work will be shown around Japan and Europe in 2004.

Period for photograph: Jul. - Oct. 2003

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Photographers
Bert Teunissen, the Netherlands
- Photographed in Sendai, Nara & Wakayama
Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, France
- Photographed in Sendai
Hugues Fontaine, France
- Photographed in Nara
Mimmo Jodice, Italy
- Photographed in Wakayama
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Hugues Fontaine, visit to school in Nara
Hugues Fontaine, visit to school in Nara
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Artistic Directors
Mikiko Kikuta
Caroline David (Cultural Capital of Europe Lille 2004)

Organized by: Sendai-city, Nara prefecture, Wakayama prefecture, EU-Japan Fest Japan Committee

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