Born in Tokyo in 1964. Debuted at the Photography Biennale V Rotterdam by invite while studying at the Tokyo College of Photography. Has shown at numerous solo and group exhibitions in Japan and abroad since then. Awarded the New Photographer Prize by the Photographic Society of Japan in 1997, the Ken Domon Prize in 2000 and the Nobuo Ina Prize in 2014. Published photo collections include “I Can Tell”, “German Suplex”, and others. Most recent releases are “Living Dead Suicide ” and “Come to Life Again”.

Born in Yokohama in 1947. Invited to show untitled works at the Museum of Modern Art in New York for the “New Japanese Photography” exhibition in 1974. Has received numerous awards for his advertisement works for Panasonic and Shiseido such as the ADC Prize, the 5th Nobuo Ina Prize and the 10th Ken Domon Prize. Published photo collections include “Ran no Fune”, “Ogon Futenjin”, “Poketto ni Butsuzo” series, “Futatabi Kage”, “Arumono”, “Tsunenaramu” and others.

Born in Hyogo prefecture in 1969. After graduating from a photography school, he worked in a studio for rent and became independent after working as a photographer's assistant. He gave himself the title of "Street Corner Photographer" and has maintained his theory from the film era that "photographs are monochrome and originals are prints". The private book "Keita's Book" is on sale every month.

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Born in 1971. Began visiting Hokkaido as a student, eventually moving to Biei and using it as a base for his photographic activities in 2012. Continues to produce works on the themes of farming, light and design from the perspective of a local resident. Published photo collections include “Ordinary”’, “Design”, “Farm Landscape”, and others. Member and registered mentor of the Japanese Scenery Photographers Association, Mind Shift Gear Ambassador and Haglöfs Friend.