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A collection of photographs by Issei Suda, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Dog's nose, whimsy, photography, and walk (With OBI)". Born into a family that ran a public bar in Kanda, Tokyo, Suda was immersed in film and photography during his junior high and high school years. Although I was helping out, I happened to see an article in the newspaper about the recruitment of Tenjo Sajiki staff led by Shuji Terayama, so I applied and became an exclusive photographer. In the 1970s, he traveled around Japan and released one of the best masterpieces in the history of photography, "Fushikaden," and in the late 90s, he published "Human Memories," a collection of snapshots he took for 30 years. Issei Suda, a photographer who won the 16th Ken Domon Award and continues to actively present his work. This book is a book composed of illustrations taken after moving to Chiba after leaving Tokyo where I lived for 46 years. It consists of full-length color, which is rare among many monochrome works. Comes with an obi.