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Yoko Mizuike relates her perspective on cat photography: “In Japan, cats have had a big boom in recent years, and many items related to cats,… Read More »Yoko Mizuike

Micchi Jay’s photography tells a story, the story of the alley cats, how they live and how they survive. She tells us: “I don’t really… Read More »Micchi Jay

Koji Onaka has a long history of wandering in the streets of Japan and abroad in a search of the spontaneous and the unexpected. In… Read More »Koji Onaka

Kumi Oguro’s submitted work for the Neko Project is an exact antithesis to the phenomenon of kawaii cat photography. First of all, she claims that… Read More »Kumi Oguro

Tadahiro Kumagai has been interested in photography for about thirty years. At first he mainly photographs landscapes and events but by chance he discovers the… Read More »Tadahiro Kumagai

I met Jun Fujiyasu in 2014 through a book contest – ShaShin Book Award with his book entitled DZ dizygotic twins. In real life I… Read More »Jun Fujiyasu

The garden cats A house in Japan is always open towards the outside. The garden is part of the interior of the house through the… Read More »Sachie Abiko

Shinichi Yokozawa, born and raised in Saitama (north of Tokyo) is a graphic designer working at home. He spends most his time inside and has… Read More »Shinichi Yokozawa

Nekojigoku – the hell of cats Shoji Ogawa is a photographer from Osaka. He was born in that city and spent his whole life photographing… Read More »Shoji Ogawa

banri is a photographer driven by his feelings, what comes in front of his lens might finish in his camera and this is how he… Read More »banri