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A collection of works by photographer Ichihara Narahara representing Japan after the war "Celebration of Life / Celebration of Life". This book is a separate collection of cameras daily, and is an early work collection of Narahara that Shoji Yamagishi was in charge of editing, and the first appearance was the October, 1971 issue of cameras daily. A special feature covering over 50 pages was created with a 35-page photographic plate and texts close to 20 pages by myself and Seishi Ogura et al. He moved to the United States in 1970 and spent nearly four years to review his "photographs", during which time he participated in Diane Arbus's workshop and later it would be included in "The Time Lost" I took a lot of things such as shooting across the street, but in June 1971, I got on the Rock Festival with my wife, and a picture of the situation is included in this book. A documentary of love for nature and freedom, drug-covered hippie young people, dancing naked, dancing naked, enjoying naked. At the end of the volume, a note by Narahara published on the camera daily is also included (British and English).