Sixteen years after the publication of Daidō Moriyama’s cult book, Memories of a Dog, the Japanese imagemaker took us on an autobiographical journey to places which are significant to his photographic life. The book starts with Paris, then takes us to Osaka, Kobe, Shinjuku and Zushi – places that all play an important role in his work. Finally, it moves on to Yokosuka, the American military base where his work began to gain recognition. It also captures encounters between Moriyama and other photographers and artists while he was on the road, including William Klein, Shuji Terayama, Takuma Nakahira and Nobuyoshi Araki. Limited to 2,500 copies.