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Takamasa Inamura

Takamasa Inamura was a Japanese photographer (1923–1989). He was born in Tokyo.

Takamasa Inamura

From the left in the front row, Shoji Otake, Ihei Kimura, Ken Domon, and from the left in the back row, Akira Ishii, Takamasa Inamura, Susumu Higuchi, Shizuo Yamamoto, Jun Miki. Miki became the representative, and with Domon and Kimura as advisors, it was launched with the aim of developing a new development in the Japanese photography world. The annual photo exhibition "Group Photo Exhibition" is

撮影者不明 · 『アサヒカメラ』1973年11月号朝日新聞社 · Public domain

Born
1923 · Tokyo.
Died
1989
Nationality
Japan · Empire of Japan
Occupation
photographer
Education
Waseda University
Languages
Japanese

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