A six-part exhibition will be held tracing the footsteps of Yasuji Hanamori, editor-in-chief of Kurashi no Techo, who transformed life in postwar Japan.（6/12）
"Beautiful Living Notebook" 1st Century Issue 1 (first issue), published by the Costume Research Institute, published on September 20, 1948, owned by the Living Notebook Company
Hanging advertisement for "Kurashi no Techo 1st Century No. 99", design by Yasuji Hanamori, published on February 1, 1969, Setagaya Art Museum
Yasuji Hanamori, at the Kurashi no Techo Laboratory in Higashi-Azabu, September 1967. Photo courtesy of Kurashi no Techo Publishing.
Original cover illustration, by Yasuji Hanamori, published in "Beautiful Living Notebook" (Isseiki No. 1, published September 20, 1948), Setagaya Art Museum collection
"Kurashi no Techo" 1st Century No. 74, published May 5, 1964, owned by Kurashi no Techo Publishing Co.
Kurashi no Techo, Issue 96, published August 1, 1968, Kurashi no Techo Co., Ltd.
Hanging advertisement for "Kurashi no Techo 2nd Century No. 3", design by Yasuji Hanamori, published on November 1, 1969, Setagaya Art Museum
Printout of newspaper advertisement "Kurashi no Techo 2nd Century No. 7", design by Yasuji Hanamori, for publication on August 1, 1970, Setagaya Art Museum
"The One-Sen Five-Rin Flag," edited and designed by Yasuji Hanamori, published by Kurashi no Techosha, October 10, 1971, owned by Kurashi no Techosha
"Under the Paris Sky: The Smell of Omelettes Flows," written by Yoshiko Ishii, designed by Yasuji Hanamori, published by Kurashi no Techosha, March 12, 1963, owned by Kurashi no Techosha
"Everyone, take good care of your things," Kurashi no Techo (2nd Century No. 16, pp. 5-19), February 1, 1972
"Everyone, take good care of your things," Kurashi no Techo (2nd Century No. 16, pp. 5-19), February 1, 1972
