Explore the history of Japanese commercial design through more than 550 vintage canned food labels printed from the Meiji era to the Showa period.
Presented in full color, this beautifully curated archive showcases labels featuring fish, meat, seafood, fruits, vegetables, and traditional Japanese foods. Rich in typography, illustration, and color, the collection offers a fascinating look at the evolution of packaging design in Japan.
An inspiring reference for graphic designers, artists, collectors, and anyone interested in Japanese visual culture.
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Specifications
* Language: Japanese
* Publisher: Seigensha Art Publishing
* Pages: 352
* Size: Bunko (Pocket Edition)
* Printed in Japan
* Full Color
* Approximately 550 vintage canned food labels
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