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Japanese photographer Shin Yanagisawa's photo book "Photograph, Shin Yanagisawa, Italy". Shin Yanagisawa, a photographer representing postwar Japan who has received great acclaim worldwide despite his poor work. When he was a student at the prestigious Shonan High School, he decided to go on the path of photography, and after dropping out of Kuwasawa Design School, he made a spectacular debut in the PR magazine "Roccoal" of Minolta Camera. However, after that, tuberculosis was found and he was treated for one year. After his return, he was described by a well-known photo critic, Shinya Yoshimura, as "a phantom master who was completely relieved." Shin Yanagisawa, a solitary photographer who said goodbye to commercial photography early on, and then traveled all over the country to portray the "drama" of people and climate. So far, only three photobooks have been published in Japan, but since he has not been active since he suffered from cancer in the early 90's, he published "Photograph (Shoji Yamada)" in 1990. Is retrospective. This book is composed of illustrations taken in Italy in 1993 and is a valuable book set in overseas. After this recording, Yanagisawa suffers from cancer, bears the obstacle of losing his voice, and retreats from the front line of the camera.