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Japanese photographer Ryudai Takano's photo book "Kasubaba (Signed)". In the mid-1980s, when he was in the School of Political Science and Economics at Waseda University, an acquaintance asked him to shoot a stage, and he began taking photographs in earnest. Since the 1990s, he has presented his work at solo exhibitions. In places that are generally thought to be "unbeautiful" and "not feeling anything", such as male nudity, gender beauty, and even the ordinary daily snapshots that are taken every day without fail. , The intelligent Takano Takano, who continues to express facts that give new perspectives through photographic expression, is not only sensitive but also has a very logical aspect. His representative work is "In my room," which won the 31st Kimura Ihei Photography Award. And this book is a book composed of snaps born from the "Everyday Shooting" series. According to Takano, ``a hopelessly boring place that dampens the desire for photography,'' or ``a place of dregs,'' is called a ``kasbaba''. Such an unpleasant feeling eventually leads to the paradoxical idea of ``a bad feeling, a bad feeling,'' and many of Takano's unique works begin to feel ``something'' in boring places. The logical consideration by Minoru Shimizu is also very interesting. Limited to 900 copies. With edition number. Signed by the photographer .