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[The Guardian] Katsu Naito’s Harlem in the 1990s – photo essay
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Katsu Naito’s Harlem in the 1990s – photo essay

The Japanese photographer captured his New York neighbourhood on the cusp of two eras

Katsu Naito, an 18-year-old chef, arrived in New York in 1983 from his native Japan. By 1988 he had settled in Manhattan’s Harlem neighbourhood, an area only just recovering from the brutal economic devastation of the 1970s, before the drastic dislocation brought upon longtime residents of this historically black community in the 1990s.

Clockwise from top left: Harlem Parking Lot, 1993, Gangs Home Deli, 1991, Bob’s News Shack on 5th Avenue, 1992, Street Stage, 1993.

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