From September 2019, IBASHO is collaborating with the Paris-based publisher the(M) éditions, building a catalogue of Japanese photobooks. The first publication of this partnership, so it goes by Miho Kajioka, won the 2019 Prix Nadar by Gens d'Images.
On this page you will find an overview of all our joint publications so far as well as the available special editions associated with those.
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Regular editions
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so it goes - Miho Kajioka
Since many years Miho Kajioka has been fascinated by the order of time. She became especially interested in this theme after reading Kurt Vonnegut Jr.'s novel 'Slaugtherhouse-five'. Like Vonnegut, Kajioka... -
Other Voices - Hideyuki Ishibashi
'Other Voices' concerns reappropriation of old photographs from Ishibashi's personal archive, that he has used as the material to create new images with a new voice. Text by the artist... -
Borders of Nothingness - On the Mend - Margaret Lansink
In the infinite flow of everything, people come and go in our lives. While the presence of some can be so subtle that we hardly register when it begins or... -
ReCollection - Casper Faassen
“I Recollect drawing athletes I admired, sunsets during holidays or paintings like Rembrandt’s ‘Night Watch’. Since my early childhood this has been my way of processing moments of connection, finding... -
Mukayu - Paul Cupido
Mukayu has been Cupido's spiritual guideline during his most recent travels to Japan, resulting in his latest publication. The concept of mukayu is beautifully explained in a quote by the... -
so it goes, so it goes - Miho Kajioka
Miho Kajioka was delighted and very surprised that her book ‘so it goes’ won the ‘Prix Nadar’ in 2019. This book was published by the (M)éditions & IBASHO in a... -
Pale Blue ● - Albarrán Cabrera
'Pale Blue ● ' is a homage to both an iconic photograph and an iconic person. The photograph is the one showing planet Earth, taken on February 14, 1990, by... -
SAKURA - Yoshinori Mizutani
'Cherry blossoms are so beautiful that I don't think I've spent as much time looking at anything else Facing a saura tree my eyes shift from one petal to another... -
THE SNIPER PAUSED SO HE COULD WIPE HIS BROW - Sean Lotman
red cover Sean Lotman, a photographer and writer from Los Angeles, moved to Kyoto in 2003 after living in Tokyo for some time. He draws his inspiration from narrative fiction and Technicolor... -
THE SNIPER PAUSED SO HE COULD WIPE HIS BROW - Sean Lotman
yellow cover Sean Lotman, a photographer and writer from Los Angeles, moved to Kyoto in 2003 after living in Tokyo for some time. He draws his inspiration from narrative fiction and Technicolor... -
The World's First Photobook Was Blue - Albarrán Cabrera
Albarrán Cabrera's newest monograph “The World’s First Photobook was Blue” is not a book about what Albarrán Cabrera do, but why they do it. A book without a beginning or... -
After the Snowstorm - Yoshinori Saito
Yoshinori Saito lives in the most northern part of Japan, Hokkaido. Winter there is long and the snow falls intermittently for about four months. The long stretches of snow are... -
RANDOM WALK - Daido Moriyama
With this latest book by Daido Moriyama everyone can create their own ‘random walk’ through the streets that Daido Moriyama roamed, by sticking the 62 B&W and 38 colour Polaroids... -
Kill the Pig - Masahisa Fukase
In 1961 Masahisa Fukase’s first solo exhibition Kill the Pig was held in Tokyo. The exhibition consisted of two series of photographs: one titled ‘Kill the Pig’ and another series... -
Somewhere Not Here - Toshiya Watanabe
In ‘Somewhere not Here' Toshiya Watanabe goes into the depths of his consciousness to create his magical realistic images. Reality disappears in the photographs of real landscapes, resulting in a... -
And, do you still hear the peacocks? - Miho Kajioka
Pre-sale of regular edition; launch end of February/beginning of March 2022 (includes special handmade invitation to launch party) 'Right after the accident, I found a blog about peacocks that were left in the evacuation zone, within the 20km limit. I then started imagining those peacocks, walking around the...
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Available Special Editions
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Other Voices - Hideyuki Ishibashi
Special edition with print 'Other Voices 12' 'Other Voices' concerns reappropriation of old photographs from Ishibashi's personal archive, that he has used as the material to create new images with a new voice. Text by the artist... -
Other Voices - Hideyuki Ishibashi
Special edition with print 'Other Voices 6' 'Other Voices' concerns reappropriation of old photographs from Ishibashi's personal archive, that he has used as the material to create new images with a new voice. Text by the artist... -
Other Voices - Hideyuki Ishibashi
Special edition with print 'Other Voices 5' 'Other Voices' concerns reappropriation of old photographs from Ishibashi's personal archive, that he has used as the material to create new images with a new voice. Text by the artist... -
ReCollection - Casper Faassen
Special edition with unframed print “I Recollect drawings athletes I admired, sunsets during holidays or paintings like Rembrandt’s ‘Night Watch’. Since my early childhood this has been my way of processing moments of connection, finding... -
ReCollection - Casper Faassen
Special edition with framed print “I Recollect drawings athletes I admired, sunsets during holidays or paintings like Rembrandt’s ‘Night Watch’. Since my early childhood this has been my way of processing moments of connection, finding... -
Mukayu - Paul Cupido
special edition with Toyobo chine collé print Mukayu has been Cupido's spiritual guideline during his most recent travels to Japan, resulting in his latest publication. The concept of mukayu is beautifully explained in a quote by the... -
Pale Blue ● - Albarrán Cabrera
special edition with a gelatin silver print (see sample image) 'Pale Blue ●' is a homage to both an iconic photograph and an iconic person. The photograph is the one showing planet Earth, taken on February 14, 1990, by the... -
SAKURA - Yoshinori Mizutani
special edition with print Sakura 023 'Cherry blossoms are so beautiful that I don't think I've spent as much time looking at anything else Facing a saura tree my eyes shift from one petal to another... -
SAKURA - Yoshinori Mizutani
special edition with print sakura 014 'Cherry blossoms are so beautiful that I don't think I've spent as much time looking at anything else Facing a saura tree my eyes shift from one petal to another... -
SAKURA - Yoshinori Mizutani
special edition with print sakura 032 'Cherry blossoms are so beautiful that I don't think I've spent as much time looking at anything else Facing a saura tree my eyes shift from one petal to another... -
THE SNIPER PAUSED SO HE COULD WIPE HIS BROW - Sean Lotman
Special Edition with print - yellow cover Sean Lotman, a photographer and writer from Los Angeles, moved to Kyoto in 2003 after living in Tokyo for some time. He draws his inspiration from narrative fiction and Technicolor... -
THE SNIPER PAUSED SO HE COULD WIPE HIS BROW - Sean Lotman
Special Edition with print - red cover Sean Lotman, a photographer and writer from Los Angeles, moved to Kyoto in 2003 after living in Tokyo for some time. He draws his inspiration from narrative fiction and Technicolor... -
Kill the Pig - Masahisa Fukase
special edition with Toyobo print In 1961 Masahisa Fukase’s first solo exhibition Kill the Pig was held in Tokyo. The exhibition consisted of two series of photographs: one titled ‘Kill the Pig’ and another series... -
After the Snowstorm - Yoshinori Saito
handmade special edition with print - see sample images Yoshinori Saito lives in the most northern part of Japan, Hokkaido. Winter there is long and the snow falls intermittently for about four months. The long stretches of snow are... -
Somewhere Not Here - Toshiya Watanabe
special edition with print - see sample images In ‘Somewhere not Here' Toshiya Watanabe goes into the depths of his consciousness to create his magical realistic images. Reality disappears in the photographs of real landscapes, resulting in a... -
And, do you still hear the peacocks? - Miho Kajioka
Pre-sale of special edition with print (see sample images); launch end of February/beginning of March 2022 (includes special handmade invitation to launch party) 'Right after the accident, I found a blog about peacocks that were left in the evacuation zone, within the 20km limit. I then started imagining those peacocks, walking around the...
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