Publications Featuring Photographs From Oyako Day
Photographs from Oyako Day appear in the book Oyako, published by INKS inc. This book is a collection of photographs over a 16 year span of time, featuring 168 parents and children. (Text in Japanese and English).
Gomen Nasai is a book written by Mary Yamada and photographed by Bruce Osborn. This book contains interviews and photos with 20 Oyako (sets of parents and children). The parents and children discuss past actions that they would like to apologize to each other for. (Text in Japanese).
Kazoku is a collection of photographs by Bruce Osborn taken in the same style as Oyako but including all family members, not just the parents and child. (Text in Japanese).
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