Book (Practical) Society Nastumikan Orange no Afternoon / Hiroshi Nagai

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The Society
[Contents introduction]
Mr. Hiroshi Nagai, an artist who left many essays and poems, also left several lovely novels.
This book is a republication of works that have been read quietly since it was published by Sunlight Lab in 2001. The main character is Eri Shida, 31 years old, a food stylist who has just started living in Mt. Hayama, a seaside town with a feeling that something will begin. The life of only spending time and making small things in the suburbs and cities. It is a wonderful work that resonates with people living in the seaside town based on their values. It is a great work that transcends the times and touches the heart.
At the end of the book is an essay by Mr. Seiji Oguri who participated in Mr. Nagai's workshop.
[Contents]
Afternoon of Nastumikan Orange
1 Always good weather at the seaside
2 Walking on the waves
3 Dolphin kiss
4 Folklore at the seaside
5 Hard House
6 Back in Town
7 Summer Homework
8 Garden of Dreams
9 New Moon
Beach and Boat
Mr. Nagai is an artist. Born in Tokyo in 1951. From around the middle of 1970, he published works including photos, videos, drawings and installations.
3 Dolphin kisses
4 Folklore at the seaside
5 Hard House
6 Back in Town
7 Summer homework
8 Garden of Dreams
9 New Moon
Beach and Boat
Mr. Nagai is an art artist. He was born in Tokyo. From around the middle of 1992, he published works including photographs, videos, drawings and installations. In the 80's, he published works while being involved in the editing of 『 BRUTUS 』 (Magazine House). He moved to a seaside town in Mt. Hayama from 1992 to 1996. From 1992 to 1996, he started the magazine "『 12 Water Stories Magazine 』" (published up to 9 issues). In 2003, he started the magazine "WINDCHIME Books" and published collections of poems and essays. While he was active in creating works himself, he held poetry reading meetings and workshops in various places and continued to encourage many people saying "anyone can express themselves." From the workshop, he produced many free papers and magazines. Poets, writers, photographers, flower artists, musicians, people who started coffee roasting, secondhand bookstores, variety stores, cafes and galleries as his own expression.
He died at the age of 59.
2011 Oguri