Publisher/蒼穹舎

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"Semimaru (Signed)" is a photo collection by Japanese photographer Atsushi Fujiwara. Atsushi Fujiwara has a rare career, having worked in architectural design offices, restaurant management, and in 2005, he launched a photo studio, and began taking up photography in earnest after the age of 40. However, he is a photographer who is working hard to pursue new possibilities in photography along with his own photographic activities, such as teaming up with Akira Hasegawa, who is also known for editing Masahisa Fukase's "Ravens," to publish the photo magazine "Asphalt." This book is his fourth collection of works published in 2017. It is a personal memory set in his hometown of Shiga, where he said, "I always thought I had to go someday." "Semimaru" is a Noh play set in Omi, in which Prince Semimaru, who was abandoned because he was blind, meets his sister who also has a rare disease, and while they share their misfortune, they part ways again in tears. This is a wonderful collection of works that follows the story of the hometown that "I seem to love it but hate it," along with the traditional culture that is rooted in the land. Limited to 500 copies. Signed by the photographer .