Tokyo Tennyo

• Urban Beauty Meets Raw Vulnerability: Highlights Momo Aida’s nude form photographed against the backdrop of Tokyo’s iconic streets, blending human expression with urban aesthetics.
• Renowned Collaboration: Features the artistic synergy between photographer Chukyo Ozawa and actress Momo Aida, delivering a bold visual narrative.
• Dynamic Urban Exploration: Captures Tokyo’s bustling cityscapes and tranquil corners, offering a multifaceted portrayal of its modern and traditional elements.
• High-Quality Presentation: Large-format (32 cm) hardcover with premium printing ensures vibrant and detailed imagery.
• Collector’s Appeal: A rare piece for enthusiasts of Japanese photography, cultural exploration, and fine art nudes.

The Art of Naked Expression in Tokyo’s Streets

What happens when the timeless beauty of the human form meets the vibrant energy of Tokyo’s urban landscape? In Tokyo Tennyo, photographer Chukyo Ozawa collaborates with actress Momo Aida to create a photobook that juxtaposes the raw intimacy of nudity with the structured chaos of Japan’s capital.

This collection focuses on Aida’s bare form, captured amidst Tokyo’s iconic streets and landmarks. From bustling avenues to serene alleys, the photobook presents an evocative visual journey that challenges traditional constructs of art and identity.

Key Highlights:

• Striking Urban Settings: Momo Aida’s nude form is photographed in Tokyo’s streets, exploring themes of vulnerability and strength within the city’s modern and traditional backdrops.
• Artistic Depth: Ozawa’s lens masterfully balances light, shadow, and composition, emphasizing the interplay between the human body and the urban environment.
• Cultural Reflection: Explores Tokyo as a cultural canvas where human expression and architectural identity converge.
• Immersive Visuals: High-resolution imagery printed in a large format invites viewers to engage with every detail of the photographs.

Tokyo Tennyo offers more than a visual experience—it’s a reflection of the dynamic relationship between identity, space, and expression. For collectors, art enthusiasts, and admirers of Japanese photography, this photobook is an invitation to see Tokyo in a daring and transformative light.