IN HOKKAIDO: LANDSCAPES AND MEMORY by Michael Kenna

A celebrated work from 2005 by Nazraeli Press (also titled simply Hokkaido), this photobook features approximately 84 black‑and‑white images captured on Japan’s northernmost island. Freely printed on uncoated Japanese paper and bound within maple-wood covers in a cloth spine and slipcase, the volume itself becomes an artistic object. It includes an introduction by Daido Moriyama and Michael Kenna’s foreword.


IN HOKKAIDO: LANDSCAPES AND MEMORY is a poetic tribute to a quiet place and time, rendered in Kenna’s signature contemplative minimalism. It offers viewers both a visual journey across Hokkaido’s winter-haunted beauty and an invitation to dwell in the echo of what remains unspoken. If you’re drawn to fine art photography that captures stillness, memory, and landscape as emotional terrain, this is a work that lingers long after you turn the last page.


Limited and autographed by the artist, this book is a collectible edition.

Softcover
23 x 28 cm
English
RAM
2009
78 pages