Ryusei no Shima
Naoki Ishikawa
(石川直樹) SUPER LABO I don’t think of Yokosuka

I don’t think of Yokosuka as my hometown and I have few sweet and joyous memories there

and crowded streets vividly return to my closed eyes

Nepal and USA but many of them are autobiographical in nature

A trip where he shot constantly in the wide-eyed amazement of a first-timer in a new place

I happened to frequent Yokohama for some reason

Ryusei no Shima<br />Naoki Ishikawa<br />(石川直樹) SUPER LABO I don’t think of YokosukaThe Tokara Islands became the gateway to an island universe for me. The first time I saw a ceremony embodying the joy bringing spirit (Mare bi to) that comes from far across the sea was at Akusekishima in the Tokara Islands. That experience was a trigger for me to continue recording religious festivals which are strongly influenced by the view of life and death in the southern islands. Islands isolated geographically are divided by the sea. At the