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Hiroji Kubota: Photographer

Spanning fifty years, this publication details the remarkable life and travels of the veteran Magnum photographer Hiroji Kubota

Hiroji Kubota

Hiroji Kubota Anti-Vietnam War gathering. New York City, USA. 1964. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota A Black Panther Party member. Illinois, USA. 1968. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Long Neck Tribes. Burma. 1997. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota The South. Washington D.C.,USA. 1963. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Draft Card burning. New York City, USA. 1965. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Sanja Matsuri Festival. Asakusa, Japan. 1967. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota The Black Panthers. Chicago, USA. 1969. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Pyongyang, North Korea. 1978. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota The Golden Rock at Shwe Pyi Daw, the Buddhist holy place. Kyaiktiyo, Burma. 1978. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Anshan was the center of steel production even before the Liberation, however the facilities are old with serious problems in productivity and pollution. Anshan, China. 1981. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Strip coal mine. Fushun, China. 1981. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Kai Tak Airport was said to be the most difficult in the world for taking off and landing. With the new airport at Chek Lap Kok now open, Kai Tak has been closed. Hong Kong. 1996. © Hiroji Kubota | Magnum Photos

Hiroji Kubota Kim Chaek Ironworks, the largest ironworks in North Korea, with an estimated annual production capacity of 2.5 million tons. A huge billboard showing the late president, Kim Il Sung, peering into a (...)