There is nothing like listening to an adventurer's story to directly relive his or her journey. And the harsher the environment, the more precious it is. This is probably one of the reasons why the TV program "Crazy Journey" (TBS) is so popular.
TOO MUCH magazine, an independent magazine from Tokyo, and Naoki Ishikawa present "The Seven Continents," a series of lectures on the theme of "Kanchenjunga & Amadablam" for the fourteenth time in two years.
In April 2018, Naoki Ishikawa headed to base camp at Kangchenjunga (8,586m), the third highest peak in the world, which rises near the border between India and Nepal. In November, he summited Ama Dablam (6,856m), also in the Himalayas, and after completing his first Himalayan expedition since his K2 attempt in 2015, Ishikawa will talk at length about his trip.
In conjunction with the event, the "Naoki Ishikawa The Himalayas" issue, which was published by TOO MUCH magazine in 2015 and has been in short supply, will be re-edited and released in a new binding.
Reservations for the event can be made at .
You will also get to see some great photos by Mr. Ishikawa, who is also a photographer. Please join us for this eye-opening talk show.
Text_Shinri Kobayashi
Naoki Ishikawa "The Seven Continents
Date: Monday, January 14, 2018
Time: 13:15 open / 14:00 start
Venue:VACANT 2F (3-20-13 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)
Admission: ¥1,500
Reservations:https://www.vacant.vc/single-post/sevencontinents14
Naoki Ishikawa
. Born in Tokyo, 1977. Photographer . Completed the doctoral program of the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. His photo collection "CORONA" (Seidosha) won the 30th Ken Domon Award. , which won the Ken Kaiko Nonfiction Award, and many other books. His latest publications include the essay "To the Far North" (Mainichi Newspaper Publishing), "AmaDablam" (SLANT)), the sixth book in a series of photo books focusing on 8,000-meter peaks in the Himalayas, and a large volume of photographs, "Kono Hoshi no Hikari no Chizu o Mosasuru" (Little More), which is also the catalog for a solo exhibition that will open on January 12, 2012 at Hatsudai Opera City. Little More," etc. . He is also working on the "Japan Islands" project (SUPER LABO×BEAMS)), which will publish 47 photo books by prefecture.
http://www.straightree.com/
TOO MUCH Magazine
An independent magazine from Tokyo . Edited from a unique perspective on art, architecture, fashion, design, and urbanism, it has many fans in Japan and abroad. For many years, he has co-hosted the talk event "The Seven Continents" with Naoki Ishikawa.
https://www.toomuchmagazine.com/
