TASCHEN Art Books Pop-up Shop
- 08.13 Wed -08.25 Mon
- Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 8th Floor = Isetan Men's Residence

This is the first TASCHEN pop-up shop at Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building .
TASCHEN is known for publishing sensational art books in genres that other publishers don't cover.
This time, ISETAN MEN'S will be showcasing a diverse collection of art books and related publications.

We also have a limited quantity of "SUMOBOOK" by Annie Leibovitz, one of the world's most famous female photographers.
As the name suggests, it's a massive book, measuring 50 x 69 cm and containing 476 pages.
The "SUMOBOOK" comes with a book stand to support it, designed by Marc Newson.
Furthermore, you can choose from four different jacket designs, making it a truly premium experience.
This book, published as a culmination of Annie Leibovitz's more than 40 years of work, is attracting attention from her fans around the world and "SUMOBOOK" collectors.
"This is no longer a book. It is a work of art."
As Leibovitz himself said, this is an opportunity to see this book, which can be enjoyed as a work of art. Please come and see it.
Annie Leibovitz Collector's Edition
354,240 yen (tax included)


TASCHEN is an art book brand headquartered in Cologne, Germany, founded in 1980 by Benedict Taschen.
The publisher continues its publishing activities, expanding the world of art beyond introductory art books to include photography, design, architecture, and interior design books, as well as luxurious limited editions costing hundreds of thousands of yen with the author's signature. They have also established a system where the publisher operates its own stores in 12 locations worldwide, including New York, Beverly Hills, Paris, and London, and plan to open a store in Milan this fall.
For inquiries, please contact Isetan Shinjuku Store at 03(3352)1111.
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