Publisher/佼成出版社

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In recent years, Masahisa Fukase, one of Japan's leading photographers, has been re-evaluated worldwide. As the title suggests, this book is a compilation of Koyasan, a sacred place opened by Kobo Daishi, the founder of Shingon Buddhism. consists mainly of Fukase's photographs. Fukase, who has visited Koyasan seven times in a year, records the four seasons of Koyasan, such as the pagoda, shrines, Buddhist statues, monks at work, and the surrounding nature. You can In addition, the black-and-white photograph titled "Okunoin A.M. midnight", which follows the color work, completely changes the tension, and the cemetery is photographed suspiciously by the light of the strobe, and the strangeness stands out. In the cameraman's interview notes, Fukase's character, who arranges vulgar words while in a sacred place, is oozing out. With Obi-band.