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Japan's world-class photographer Miyako Ishiuchi's photo book "Sweet Home Yokosuka 1976-1980 (No Slipcase)". He started taking photographs in the latter half of the 70's, and at that time he took pictures on Saturdays and Sundays while doing work that had nothing to do with photography. Miyako Ishiuchi continued to portray the "smell" and "signs" that he felt and overlapped with himself, without receiving any commercials. Since 1990, the story behind it through close-up photography that shifts the subject to "humans" and "things" such as "1 ・ 9 ・ 4 ・ 7", "Mother's", "Hiroshima", and recent "Frida by Ishiuchi". I am a photographer who has carefully spun. Since "Mother's", color has become the main focus, and nowadays, monochrome is rarely seen, but this book has been re-edited with the illustrations of "Zesshou / Yokosuka Story", "APARTMENT", and "City of Nights" separated. One book. The photographer said, "There's no better title. The early trilogy fits nicely into one book, the lye-like stuff I've been holding up to now disappears, the outer frame expands and the outlook is good. It's a photo book that feels like it's gone. " Missing slip case.