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William Ash is the author of Tibet Hikari to no deai published in Japan Between Two Rivers A Year at Bates Morse Mountain Conservation Area Futon Daiko A Japanese Festival and Earth Water Fire Wind Emptiness Tokyo Landscape His work has appeared in publications such as Nippon Camera and Marie Claire Japon His photographs have been exhibited in Japan and in the US including at the Kodak Photo Salon in Tokyo He lives in Maine with his wife and a Newfoundland dog. EPub Futon daikokuya Japan has an ancient and mysterious culture that seems impenetrable to the outsider Experience is the essence of the native Japanese religion of Shinto This volume of photographs explores the Japanese festival or matsuri embodied in shrine Shinto The book follows the two day Futon Daiko festival at Mozu Hachiman Shrine in Sakai Japan after an introduction to another variation of the festival at Ogikubo Hakusan Shrine in Tokyo William Ash s photography shows the passion and power of these rites The book provides a beautiful introduction to Shrine shinto with forty six photographs two illustrations and an illustrated glossary Futon Daiko A Japanese FestivalBeing the author and if I am breaking any rules here please let me know I think this is a really nice book Please excuse me if I don t go into superduper superlatives but I am not sure market speak is very illuminating I photograph to explore and learn I choose my projects because they inspire me This ibook represents one of those projects The Japanese Festival is a power ritual that affects the community and individual Religion Photography Art