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The Wonderland's Heritage 3 By Kenji Sato
Japan
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"Bizarre Heritage" The culmination of the first time in seven years, a crazy journey around a strange world.
The sequel to the hit "Bizarre Heritage" series, which was published in 2010 and is still being published, for the first time in seven years. This work includes a wide range of genres of strange cultures from around the world, including North Korean mass games, American Burning Man, Arctic minority Nenets, and Japanese Gunkanjima. The illustration featured Katsuhiro Otomo's masterpiece "AKIRA", making it the greatest masterpiece in the series.
Art Direction & Design: Masayoshi Kodaira Commentary: Yuichiro Yokoi (TBS TV)
Excerpt from this book:
I have always thought that the imagination and curiosity that creates human "extra", which is generally symbolized by Lascaux's cave paintings, is the very power that has driven humankind. The resulting products are called "strange world heritage". It is the inspiration of Homo sapiens who painted the mural for the first time in the cave, the will of those who crossed the sea toward Easter Island, and the passion of Tsiolkovsky who thought of a space rocket to see the moon. Or a tribal dance with a mysterious mask in a jungle, a view of a garden lined with strange statues, a prayer for people living with reindeer in the Arctic, and the words of an old woman who communicates with the dead. That power is not necessary for human survival, but it must have been something necessary for survival. This book is a record of a long journey through the strange world created by the greatest waste of humankind or the greatest natural gift of humankind.
Part of the content:
・ Pop and dark "Togenkyo" (North Korea)
・ Fishing village swallowed by greenery (China)
・ "King of Ruins" (Japan)
・ Nomadic people at the end of the world (Russia)
・ Village buried in mud (Indonesia)
・ "Fictitious city" that appears in the desert (USA)
・ Dramatic artificial scenery world (China)
・ Rare architecture Belt and Road (China)
・ Ancient forecast map of prisoners (Cuba)
・ "Door of Hell" (Ethiopia)
・ Millionaire's Wonder Garden (Mexico)
・ The scariest motel in the world (USA)
・ Nationally recognized "supernatural power" training school (Russia)
・ Revolutionary excitement device (Taiwan)
・ Dystopia device (Cuba)
・ Another dimension opera (North Korea)
・ The oldest funeral of mankind (Indonesia)
・ Exotic visiting gods (Japan)
・ A strange festival that carries the dead (Madagascar)
・ Strange spirit (Papua New Guinea)
・ Human Storage Plan (Venezuela)
・ Ghost Church (Czech Republic)
・ The biggest monster of the 20th century (UK)
・ Corpse Farm (USA) etc.
The sequel to the hit "Bizarre Heritage" series, which was published in 2010 and is still being published, for the first time in seven years. This work includes a wide range of genres of strange cultures from around the world, including North Korean mass games, American Burning Man, Arctic minority Nenets, and Japanese Gunkanjima. The illustration featured Katsuhiro Otomo's masterpiece "AKIRA", making it the greatest masterpiece in the series.
Art Direction & Design: Masayoshi Kodaira Commentary: Yuichiro Yokoi (TBS TV)
Excerpt from this book:
I have always thought that the imagination and curiosity that creates human "extra", which is generally symbolized by Lascaux's cave paintings, is the very power that has driven humankind. The resulting products are called "strange world heritage". It is the inspiration of Homo sapiens who painted the mural for the first time in the cave, the will of those who crossed the sea toward Easter Island, and the passion of Tsiolkovsky who thought of a space rocket to see the moon. Or a tribal dance with a mysterious mask in a jungle, a view of a garden lined with strange statues, a prayer for people living with reindeer in the Arctic, and the words of an old woman who communicates with the dead. That power is not necessary for human survival, but it must have been something necessary for survival. This book is a record of a long journey through the strange world created by the greatest waste of humankind or the greatest natural gift of humankind.
Part of the content:
・ Pop and dark "Togenkyo" (North Korea)
・ Fishing village swallowed by greenery (China)
・ "King of Ruins" (Japan)
・ Nomadic people at the end of the world (Russia)
・ Village buried in mud (Indonesia)
・ "Fictitious city" that appears in the desert (USA)
・ Dramatic artificial scenery world (China)
・ Rare architecture Belt and Road (China)
・ Ancient forecast map of prisoners (Cuba)
・ "Door of Hell" (Ethiopia)
・ Millionaire's Wonder Garden (Mexico)
・ The scariest motel in the world (USA)
・ Nationally recognized "supernatural power" training school (Russia)
・ Revolutionary excitement device (Taiwan)
・ Dystopia device (Cuba)
・ Another dimension opera (North Korea)
・ The oldest funeral of mankind (Indonesia)
・ Exotic visiting gods (Japan)
・ A strange festival that carries the dead (Madagascar)
・ Strange spirit (Papua New Guinea)
・ Human Storage Plan (Venezuela)
・ Ghost Church (Czech Republic)
・ The biggest monster of the 20th century (UK)
・ Corpse Farm (USA) etc.
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