'The surreal dislocation of the everyday': how Japanese photographer Akihiko Okamura captured the Troubles as never before | Photography

Okamura, who moved to Ireland to explore JFK’s ancestry and stayed for 16 years to document political upheaval, is celebrated in a new exhibition and book

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