I have been continuing to subscribe to Detail, but my bookshelf is full, so I will be selling back issues little by little. Please note that out-of-print issues are priced higher, based on the market prices on Amazon, Mercari, etc. I will not accept combined purchases for sets of two books. I will accept combined purchases of up to two or three books. Regarding the works featured, please check the table of contents attached in the photos. Thank you for your consideration. Detail January 2013 issue No. 195 (Winter 2013 issue) The Future of Japanese Detail. Price: 2,357 yen (2,143 yen + tax) December 2012 ■ Feature Special project for the 80th anniversary of Shokokusha's founding The Future of Japanese Detail. Just as the role of architecture changes with the times, so does the role of detail. In this special feature, we will explore the meaning of detail while considering what changes and what remains the same, and we want to reconsider the possibilities of architecture and the modern role of detail design that are created by designing with care for detail, as well as the design process and overall composition. CHAPTER 1 Roundtable discussion: Considering the theme of detail Taira Nishizawa × Shunsuke Kurakata × Teppei Fujiwara CHAPTER 2 Details that influenced me - From sublime rationalism to the aesthetics of a businessman - Tomohiko Yamanashi - Architecture that reflects the place itself - Yoshiharu Tsukamoto - Truth lies in what is often considered insignificant, and that is what has value - Jo Nagasaka - Something that is as ordinary as possible, but a little different - Jun Igarashi - Architecture that behaves the same even when the resolution is changed - Makoto Takei CHAPTER 3 Questionnaire: Details that influenced me CHAPTER 4 Six architects re-examined from the elements Togo Murano: Stairs as criticism - Regarding the stairs of the former Chiyoda Mutual Life Insurance Company headquarters - Kazuto Kasahara Kunio Maekawa: Embedded tiles and precast concrete - The turning point of "Kyoto Kaikan" and "Kinokuniya Building" - Hiroshi Matsukuma Hiroshi Oe: Formalization of contradictions by detail - Shunsuke Kurakata Kenzo Tange: Two roof systems - Saikaku Toyokawa Shoji Hayashi: Eaves and structure - Kozo Kadowaki Kiyonori Kikutake: Object-oriented decoration - The 70s of Kikutake detail - Yasutaka Yoshimura