Dreams of Love Hotels Open at Night

Kyoichi Tsuzuki questions the fascination of Japan's forgotten cultural heritage! Over 400 pages in total!
Two books published at the same time!  
  Dreams of Love Hotels Open at Night
[Love hotel" is a space of love where the color and fragrance of the Showa and Heisei eras are indulged in.
  In the 2000s, when love hotels were rapidly disappearing, we searched for playful interiors and walked through a total of 73 rooms.
The 73 rooms in all.
A night dream of an adult!
The latest love hotel design covered in 2023 is also added!

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 Retro is also the art of [seeing and capturing only the good parts of a bygone era]. It is fun to long for a time from which we can never return, but this small collection of records will help us to think about what kind of surprise and excitement couples enjoyed in such rooms back then, and the thrill and excitement they felt, which will lead to the creation of a new style that will be loved as [retro* design] several decades from now. I would be very happy if it leads to the creation of a new style that will be loved as [retro*design] decades from now.   Kyoichi Tsuzuki 

  Kyoichi Tsuzuki
Born in Tokyo in 1956, Tsuzuki wrote articles on contemporary art*design*urban life for POPEYE and BRUTUS magazines from 1976 to 1986, and from 1989 to 1992 published the 102-volume "Art Random Art Random] was published. Since then, he has been writing and editing books in the fields of contemporary art, architecture, photography, and design, etc. In 1993, he published "TOKYO STYLE," which captures the real lives of Tokyoites, and in 1997, he won the 23rd Ihei Kimura Photography Award for "ROADSIDE JAPAN: Rare Japanese Travels. He continues to cover roadside travel in Japan and around the world.