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Japanese photographer Saburo Miyadera's photo book "Paris". Born in Fukushima Prefecture in 1945, after graduating from the Faculty of Agriculture, Rakuno Gakuen University, Saburo Miyadera has a unique background working at the Institute of Domestic Animal Insemination at the Livestock Experiment Station in Shizuoka Prefecture. Aspiring to photography since the early 70's, he has been founding and running his own photo studio since 1975. From "Norasha", which was represented by Kazuo Kitai and edited by Norio Osaki, a masterpiece of "alleys" that snapped the people of Ichii and their lives, and hot spring geisha at the Izu inn. "Ideyu no Onsen" etc. are published, but this book is a photo book published in 1992, and as the title suggests, it is a book set in "Paris". The preface is written by artist Masuo Ikeda and film director Yoji Yamada, who is famous for Tora-san. Excerpt from Ikeda's text below: "Mr. Miyadera's camera eye is not an elite one, but the eyes of the common people who assimilate into it. So to speak, this anti-heroic image is what Miyadera's camera really is. It proves that it belongs to the individual's sensibility. "