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Photo book "Sakura Sakura Sakura 66" by Shomei Tomatsu, one of Japan's leading photographers. A desire for peace centered on the wounds within the wartime faction, including Nagasaki and Okinawa, criticism of civilization and politics from a sharp point of view, and criticism of human involvement in nature and materials. Shomei Tomatsu, one of the leading photographers of post-war Japan, possessed an insatiable curiosity to approach the original image of human beings. "<11:02> NAGASAKI" "Oh! Tomatsu has published numerous masterpieces from the 1960s to the 1970s, including Shinjuku, Japan, I am a king, and Taiyo no Pencil, but this book is based on the motif of Sakura, which was published in 1990. A unique collection of works. The following is an excerpt from a text by world-famous art director Eiko Ishioka: "If the chassis that symbolizes the black side of Shoumei-sama is '<11:02> NAGASAKI,' then Sakura is exactly the symbol of the white side. Is the degree of this too naive and too simplistic?". Also includes texts by Toshiharu Ito, Nagisa Oshima and others. The book design is Suzuki Hitoshi. (Simplified version of "Sakura Sakura 120")