Memories
Autobiographical Essay by Painter Takuma Tokunaga
Chapter 1 Origins
Chapter 2 Middle and High School Years
Chapter 3 Kanazawa College of Art
Chapter 4 First Journey to Spain (1969)
Chapter 5 Life and Work in Madrid
Chapter 6 The Royal Academy of San Fernando and the Prado Masters
Chapter 7 To La Mancha
Chapter 8 Meeting Vicente
Chapter 9 Return and Artistic Activities in Kobe
Chapter 10 The Beginning of the Ijinkan Series
Chapter 11 Encounter with Spanish Posters
Chapter 12 1979, Back to Spain
Chapter 13 The Light of Toledo
Chapter 14 The Philosophy of Outdoor Painting
Chapter 15 Return to Campo de Criptana
Chapter 16 Color and Memory
Chapter 17 Kobe and the Ijinkan
Chapter 18 The Great Hanshin Earthquake and Lost Landscapes
Chapter 19 The Study of Light
Chapter 20 Education and Transmission
Chapter 21 The Significance of the Spanish Poster Collection
Chapter 22 The Contemporary Meaning of Figurativism
Chapter 23 Aging and Creative Work
Chapter 24 Spain as an Eternal Site
Chapter 25 Painting and Time
Chapter 26 Materials and the Body
Chapter 27 Painting as Memory
Chapter 28 To Future Painters
Chapter 29 At the End of Memory