Proudly announcing the latest release in the acclaimed collection of limited-edition spectacles that honor the extraordinary contributions of Japan’s most influential artists and cultural innovators. This newest chapter pays tribute to two pioneering figures of Japan’s postwar avant-garde: Shūji Terayama, the visionary poet, playwright, filmmaker, and photographer whose provocative work challenged artistic and social conventions; and Daido Moriyama, the celebrated photographer whose raw, expressive imagery helped redefine the language of contemporary photography.

Channeling the restless visions of Shūji Terayama, the newest offerings from the Kyosho collection are captured in a campaign inspired in part by Terayama’s 1971 film Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets, a landmark of countercultural expression that is feverish, deeply personal, and challenged social conformity, modern alienation, and the passive rituals of everyday life.