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Art/Design Magazine Book
SD item code:15988749
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Author: Atsushi Okada
 Original text before translation
著者：岡田敦
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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About 10 days
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Format:B5 (horizontal) Total pages:304 Binding:top binding
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Product tag: None
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Description
| [My journey around the isolated islands of the north will finally come to an end.] -(Photographer*Atsushi Okada) (Photographer* Atsushi Okada) - [My journey around the isolated northern island is finally complete. Yuluri is an uninhabited island with a circumference of 8 kilometers, located off the Nemuro Peninsula, at the easternmost tip of Japan's mainland. The background to the fact that this island has become a no-landing island inhabited only by horses is deeply related to the history of Hokkaido, from its pioneering period through the last World War to the present day. (From the text) The island has been inhabited only by horses for more than half a century since human habitation ceased. The first time in 1950, people brought their horses to Yuluri Island in search of a place to dry out their kelp fisheries. 20 years later, in 1971, the last of the islanders left the island and Yuluri Island became uninhabited again. In 2006, the aging of the former islanders made it difficult to manage the horses, and the stallions were removed from the island. The island's horses are destined to slowly cease to exist. In the summer of 2011, when Okada visited the island for the first time, there were 12 horses on the island, but they gradually disappeared, and by 2024, there were only two horses left. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Oct.14th 2026 to Dec.16th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Sep.28th 2026 to Sep.30th 2026 |
| EMS | From Sep.25th 2026 to Sep.30th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Sep.29th 2026 to Oct.2nd 2026 |
| DHL | From Sep.25th 2026 to Sep.29th 2026 |
| UPS | From Sep.25th 2026 to Sep.29th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Sep.25th 2026 to Sep.29th 2026 |
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(Photographer* Atsushi Okada) - [My journey around the isolated northern island is finally complete.
Yuluri is an uninhabited island with a circumference of 8 kilometers, located off the Nemuro Peninsula, at the easternmost tip of Japan's mainland.
The background to the fact that this island has become a no-landing island inhabited only by horses is deeply related to the history of Hokkaido, from its pioneering period through the last World War to the present day. (From the text)
The island has been inhabited only by horses for more than half a century since human habitation ceased.
The first time in 1950, people brought their horses to Yuluri Island in search of a place to dry out their kelp fisheries. 20 years later, in 1971, the last of the islanders left the island and Yuluri Island became uninhabited again.
In 2006, the aging of the former islanders made it difficult to manage the horses, and the stallions were removed from the island. The island's horses are destined to slowly cease to exist.
In the summer of 2011, when Okada visited the island for the first time, there were 12 horses on the island, but they gradually disappeared, and by 2024, there were only two horses left.