Toshitaka Ogasawara

Photographer
His main work is photographing traditional Japanese culture and cultural assets, and he has been photographing tea ceremonies for over 20 years.
Photographing Japanese flowers has become his life's work, and he has published a series called "Flower Forms," ​​which he prints on Echizen washi paper. While honing his unique perspective and techniques, he hopes to convey his emotions and discoveries through his photographs, without being too eccentric.
Career
Member of the Japan Professional Photographers Society (Public Interest Incorporated Association). After graduating from Tokyo Polytechnic University, he studied under photographer Yojiro Adachi.
In April 2010, he founded Studio Sakura.
Photo exhibition
2013 Maternity Photo Exhibition (Otsu City, Omihachiman City)
2016 Photo exhibition "Pilgrimage to the Buddha" (Kyoto City)
2021 Photo Exhibition "The Face of Flowers" (KG)
2023 Photo Exhibition "Flower Faces II" (KG)
2023 Photo Exhibition "The Face of Flowers" (Kanazu Forest of Creation Museum)
2024 Photo Exhibition "Flower Faces III" (THE 9X OSAKA)
2025 Photo Exhibition "Flower Faces IV" (Echizen Washi Museum of Art)
He has also participated in many group exhibitions.