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A photo book "Sanrizuka (Signed)" by Kazuo Kitai, one of Japan's leading photographers. He began taking photographs on his own while attending the Faculty of Arts at Nihon University, and announced in 1965 "resistance" depicting the opposition to the call of a nuclear submarine to the U.S. military base in Yokosuka. We will continue to take pictures of the nuclear submarine movement as a reportage, and from 1969 we will summarize the lifestyles of people who continue to live in the struggle against the construction of New Tokyo International Airport as "Misatozuka". In the 1970s, he published a number of masterpieces such as "To the Village", which documented the lives of rural people left behind in the high-growth era, and "Ihei Kimura Paris" as a representative of "Norasha". Kazuo Kitai, a documentary photographer who has released works that depict the daily lives of people living in Ichii from a unique perspective even after the 1980s, and has continued to capture ordinary everyday life with a warm look, with excellent theme setting and outstanding aesthetics. This book is a revised new edition of Kazuo Kitai's early masterpiece. The first edition published by Nora in 1971 is composed mainly of works that have not been recorded, and the text contributed by photographer Osamu Kanemura at the end of the book is also an interesting book. Autographed by a photographer .