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Japanese photographer Toru Iijima's photo collection “Scenery of Mushi”. A number of illustrations by photographer Toru Iijima who are the works of Jinmu Shobo, which publishes various books about traditional Japanese beauty such as “flowers”, “nature” and “kimono”. The still life that was born as if it were a flower vase, such as “Producing wild flowers-tea flowers for Shirouto (2008)” and “Flowers for used tools (2010)” is very beautiful. This book is also a photo collection of Tohru Iijima, published in 1982 by Jinmu Shobo. As the title suggests, the leading role is “Mushi”. In the early 1950s, stag beetles and other sushi that existed as a matter of course at an early age, the forest disappeared in the 1980s and houses were built and bought at department stores. A photographer who captures Mushi's daily life on the camera as if it represents the change of the times, the loneliness that Mushi is not around, and the preciousness of their lives. One book that should be described as an unknown masterpiece that not only warms your heart while looking at it, but also attracts you to the beauty of its still-life photography.