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Photography in Nagoya surveys the history of photographic practice and culture in Nagoya, including commercial studios, amateur clubs, and art-photography alongside related print and publishing cultures. In movement histories of Japanese photography, Nagoya has been characterized as a major regional center whose photographic infrastructure expanded rapidly in the early twentieth century, with a dense landscape of studios and a growing trade in cameras, film, and darkroom services. A frequently cited touchstone is Chōtarō Hidaka's 1911 call to make the city a "shashin no miyako!! Nagoya", a phrase later adopted as the title for overviews of the city's photographic movement history.
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