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Yellow Magic Orchestra Tour Brochure designer: tsuguya inoue (1983)

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坂本龍一　FRONT LINE single FRONT LINE / HAPPY END AD：井上嗣也 tsuguya INOUE #坂本龍一 #ryuichi sakamoto #japan #art #japan #music #井上嗣也 #tsuguya INOUE

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Comme des Garçons: Poster for Scenario designed by Tsuguya Inoue (1997) Timothy Greenfield-Sanders

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週刊本  The Weekly Fluctuant Book

朝日出版社

1984

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Inoue Tsuguya Graphic Works 1981-2007

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Ryuichi Sakamoto - Front Line

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SELDOM-ILLEGAL－時には、違法　坂本龍一 角川書店 装丁＝井上嗣也（BEANS）、写真＝横山正美

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PARCO design by Tsuguya Inoue

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RC Succession = RCサクセション* – Summer Tour = サマーツアー

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© Inoue Tsuguya

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Comme des Garçons whale tail poster by Inoue Tsuguya

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坂本龍一　Codaシングル盤

AD：井上嗣也 tsuguya INOUE

#坂本龍一 #ryuichi sakamoto #japan #art #japan #music #井上嗣也 #tsuguya INOUE

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Inoue Tsuguya

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In 1988, 15 years after founding Comme des Garçons, Rei Kawakubo launched Six Magazine. A biannual publication, it featured visual elements with only a few bits of writing included. Working with designer Tsuguya Inoue and editor Atsuko Kozasu, Kawakubo published a total of eight issues, each release coinciding with the launch of Comme des Garçons’ latest collection.

The format of the magazine—oversize unstapled pages—gave prominence to the artwork of contributors including Bruce Weber, Kishin Shinoyama, Gilbert & George and Minsei Tominaga. “High fashion has to have a mystery about it. This is the next step: visual representation of the collection, purely for image.”