Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Yonosuke Natori was a Japanese photographer and editor. Born in Tokyo on 3 September 1910, Natori studied at Keio normal school but upon graduation went with his mother to Munich, where he studied at a school of arts and crafts. He became interested in photography and in 1931 obtained a Leica, later that year getting a contract to work as a photographer for Ullstein, which in 1933 sent him to Manchuria to cover the Mukden Incident. After immediate hostilities there had ended, Natori went to Japan and set up the first Nihon Kobo, and when that collapsed set up the second, working on its magazine Nippon. He went to Berlin for the 1936 Olympics, and thence went directly to the US, getting some of his photographs taken there published by Life and in 1937 becoming the first Japanese photographer to be contracted to that magazine.

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