【Comments】 ■ Reading Hatsusaburo Yoshida's Bird's-Eye Views, a large-format book by Norihiro Hotta. ※ This is a used book, please examine the condition in the images. 【Condition】 ● Used ● With obi (sleeve). ● The contents are generally in good condition. ● I have checked through the pages and found no noticeable damage (tears, folds, writing, markings, underlining, etc.). 【Shipping Method】 Japan Post Click Post * No compensation, with tracking number. If you are not satisfied with the above, please refrain from immediate purchase. If you prefer a shipping method other than Click Post, please be sure to consult with me via comments beforehand. 【Packaging】 In principle, I will provide simple waterproofing with nylon and ship in a kraft envelope. 【Purchase】 "Instant purchase OK" I will prioritize those who press the purchase button, even if negotiations are in progress. Comments asking "Can I buy this?" before purchasing are also unnecessary. 【Important】 To prevent trouble, Please be sure to read the profile (self-introduction) before purchasing. Please comment if you have any questions. I may have overlooked some damage, so if you are concerned about the content or condition of the article, please ask for confirmation via comments. 【Contents】 Hatsusaburo Yoshida, a very popular panorama artist. This groundbreaking book introduces his artistic work and interprets the modern Japanese landscapes he depicted from a new perspective. Filled with valuable, previously unreleased materials. Chapter 1: Hatsusaburo Yoshida and His Works (The Life of Hatsusaburo Yoshida, "Hatsusaburo-style Bird's-Eye View," the reproduction technique of "printed folding books") Chapter 2: The Scenery of "Travel" (The Birth of "Travel," "Japan Transportation Bird's-Eye View," "Railway Travel Guide") Chapter 3: The Scenery of "Countryside" (The Depicted "Sacred Sites," The Depicted "Eight Views of Japan," How "Suburbs" are Depicted, How "Landscape" is Depicted) Chapter 4: The Scenery of "Cities" (Changes in Viewpoints, The Scenery of "Regional Cities," How Cities are Depicted) Chapter 5: The Depicted Landscapes of Modern Japan (The Genealogy of "Road Maps," The Genealogy of "Bird's-Eye Views," The Outline of "Hometown") Etc.