Nippon Camera

Nippon Camera (日本カメラ, Nippon kamera^?)^[1] is a Japanese photography magazine, published since 1950.

It started in March 1950 as a bimonthly magazine, published by Kōgeisha (Tokyo) as the successor to the book series Amachua Shashin Sōsho (1948–9). It became a monthly magazine from July 1951. The magazine is now published by Nippon Camera-sha (Tokyo), which also publishes an annual, Shashin Nenkan (写真年鑑), the annually revised practical encyclopedia Gendai shashin no jiten (現代写真の事典), and other photography-related books.

Since the demise of Camera Mainichi, its sole rival as a photography magazine attempting to cater to all tastes has been Asahi Camera.

Notes

1. ^ While 日本 can be read as either "Nippon" or (more commonly) "Nihon", the front covers of newer issues of the magazine are clearly labeled "Nippon Camera" in rōmaji in addition to the Japanese script. However, early issues lack this clarification on the front, and clearly announce "Nihon Camera" in rōmaji on the back cover. (The February 1953 issue is an example.)

Links and sources

• (Japanese) Nippon Camera-sha, with a prominent link to Nippon Camera
• Dealer's page for the magazine
• Tucker, Anne Wilkes, et al. The History of Japanese Photography. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2003. ISBN 0-300-09925-8

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