Publisher/朝日新聞社

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Photographs of Japanese photographer Tatsuo Kurihara. Tatsuo Kurihara, a journalist and documentary photographer representing Japan. My father grew up in the downtown area of Tokyo and my father was a town factory. Although it progressed to private high-class junior high school and high school, the transfer to the entrance exam principle is not convincing. And, I decided to aim at the photographer to appeal the evil and contradiction of the world through photography. In order to study politics in a way that is conscious of the news photograph, proceed to Waseda University's politics and politics, and join the photo circle. Therefore, we serve as an assistant to the pioneer of the press photography, Mr. Hiroshi Sugaya, and participate in the battle scenes across the country. After graduation, he worked in the photo section of the Asahi Shimbun, making it free since 1967. After that, he worked as a journalist who covered Okinawa, Japan's coal mines and so on, moved to the United States temporarily after the 70's, and then worked actively not only on journalism but also on documentary creation. . This book is a collection of works based on "Okinawa" published in 1970. A valuable book that describes the local facts of 10 years up to the mainland in detail. (The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990 collection)