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Masashi Asada is the gifted but irresponsible youngest son in a family, and a photographer. His work initially revolves around taking staged photos of his family, depicting an ideal world where they do their dream jobs.
Nov 24, 2009 · As it turned out, the show was “Asadake” by Masashi Asada, who won the 31st career-making Kimura Ihei Award. (Hiromix and Rinko Kawauchi are two recent winners whose names may be familiar to readers.)
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Title:The Asadas!Other Names:浅田家！; Asada-ke; The Asada Family; The Asadas; Asadake!Origin:JapanAir date:October 2, 2020Masashi is a photographer. He has his parents and an older brother Yukihiro. For Masashi’s photography school graduation project, he replicates a funny family moment from his childhood as adults. The photo is a huge success, and sparks a series of humorous, staged family photos, starting with his father’s dream of being a firefighter. This success ...
Ninomiya Kazunari (二宮和也)as Asada MasashiTsumabuki Satoshi (妻夫木聡)as Asada Yukihiro [Masashi's brother]Suda Masaki (菅田将暉)as Ono YosukeHirata Mitsuru (平田満)as Asada Akira [Masashi's father]Oct 3, 2020 · The true story of photographer Masashi Asada and his Mie Prefecture family, who were and presumably still are the main subject of his award-winning pictures, provides such a smooth dramatic arc for a movie that early on you begin to wonder how much was elided.
Chronology. 1979 Born in Mie, Japan. 2000 Graduated from Japan Institute of Photography and Film. 2003 Moved to Tokyo, Works for Studio Fobos for 2 and half year. 2004~2008 Solo Exhibitions at many places (auracross, guildgalley etc.) 2008 Published 'Asada-ke (the Asada Family)' (AKAAKA Art Publishing, Inc.)
Asada Masashi was given the prestigious Kimura Ihei Photography Award in 2008 for this phonebook. Shot over a period of seven years, Asada-ke is organized into two halves; one part reads from left ...
With Kazunari Ninomiya, Satoshi Tsumabuki, Haru Kuroki, Masaki Suda. When disaster strikes Japan in the form of a tsunami and subsequent nuclear reactor meltdown, a young photographer copes with tragedy by creating photographic portraits of his family.
