Takashi Homma

4 weeks ago | i-d.co | Ashley Clarke |Takashi Homma

This story appears in i-D 374, The Unknown Issue. Get yours now. written by ASHLEY OGAWA CLARKEphotography TAKASHI HOMMAstyling SHOTARO YAMAGUCHIAt first glance, Tokyo can seem like a place where everybody blends in. Yet stick around and you’ll clock the Tokyoites who don’t conform, who have a style richer and more meta in its references than any other place on earth.

Dec 17, 2024 | wmagazine.com | Takashi Homma |Charlotte Collet |David Marx

The noon sky is overcast on another muggy day during Tokyo’s long late summer, and the crew for today’s shoot is snaking at a brisk pace through the packed streets of Shibuya neighborhood in single file, struggling to keep up with the boss: the sprightly photographer Takashi Homma. They easily spot him within the human crush of tourists and workers on their lunch break thanks to his bright white baseball hat, perched atop a full head of white hair.

Aug 9, 2024 | ssense.com | Takashi Homma |Hyunji Nam

“I have both love and hate for Tokyo,” admits Takashi Homma. This ambivalence is something one can eventually feel about the places or people close to them. Homma, who has spent much of his career photographing Tokyo, is no exception. Recently, he published a new photo book titled 17 with artist Raiki Yamamoto, using Tokyo and other locations as the backdrop.

Feb 29, 2024 | theface.com | Takashi Homma |Danny Reed

Taken from the new print issue of THE FACE. Get your copy here. Hi Jun! Can you describe yourself in a word? Selfish. And your work in a word? Continuation. What is your earliest memory? I went to an amusement park nearby around age three. What’s your favourite item of clothing? Jacket. What was the last piece of furniture you bought? [British copywriter, creative director and author] Steve Harrison’s coffee table. Do you have a favourite place?