Publisher/冬樹社

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A photo book of Japanese photographer Tatsuo Kurihara "Angry as a daily food-Record of student struggle, photo report of Tatsuo Kurihara-". Raised in downtown Tokyo, my father is an old man at a town factory. Although he advanced to a prestigious private junior high school and high school, he was not satisfied with the education of suprematism and transferred to another school. And he decided to become a photographer to appeal the evil and contradiction of the world through photography. I went to Waseda University's political affairs to study politics with an awareness of news photography, and joined the photography circle. There, he will serve as an assistant to Hiroshi Hamaya, a pioneer of news photography, and will participate in struggle scenes all over the country. After graduating, he was active in the Asahi Shimbun Photo Club and became a freelancer in 1967. After that, he worked as a journalist who covered Okinawa, Japanese coal mines, etc., and moved to the United States temporarily after the 1970s, and after that he enthusiastically worked on not only journalism but also documentary creation. .. This book is a collection of works published in 1969, and is a masterpiece that literally describes the record of student struggle. A documentary report of the photographer's death that he was always shooting in front of the bloodshed scene. Signed with a signature addressed to Takeshi Shiota .