Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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Mao Ishikawa's photo book "Philippines / Philippines", one of Japan's leading female photographers. Mao Ishikawa, a photographer from this area who continues to stick to the city of "Okinawa" and is currently attracting a lot of attention worldwide. After studying in a photography class by Shomei Tomatsu, he started working as a photographer in the mid-1970s. He worked in a bar dedicated to blacks to shoot American soldiers, and at that time he himself had a boyfriend of American soldiers. Ishikawa, who is particular about "Okinawa" but hates the cramped relationship of a small island, has pursued freedom by sticking to his own style, no matter what he says or what he sees. I was able to portray the "city of the base" and the "blacks and women" who live there. After more than 10 years, Ishikawa visited the base town again. The liveliness of the old days has diminished, and working women have transformed into Filipinos. Closely attached to Filipino women who came to work in search of money and husband, from the daily life of working at a bar to their home country, portraying the reality in the Philippines. An unknown early masterpiece collection of Mao Ishikawa who continued to infuse love into people living in the "behind the scenes" world. Autographed by a photographer .