Publisher/学校法人ビジュアルアーツ専門学校

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A photo collection of Japanese female photographer Masako Oguri "One Hundred Years of Sunflowers". Born in Nagoya in 1972, after working as an advertising studio and Nagoya Visual Arts, he is a freelance documentary photographer. I was attracted by the people of "Tono" who visited in the early 20's, made a fund at a part-time job, and moved to Tono from the late 20's. Since then, she has continued to work as a resident on the stage in the community, and has won numerous awards with the Japan Photography Association New Face Award, Hayashi Tadahiko Award. In recent years, with artistic works and the like attracting attention, Daido Moriyama is a straight photographer who goes through "pure eye gaze and camera work without keren." This book is a collection of 1st works published in 2005. This documentary follows the lives of elderly elder brothers and sisters living with illness at the foothills of Tono, with a row of roofs. "What is important to people?" "What is the meaning of life?" "The story of a person's living testimony," who kept such feelings in mind for three years. Dressing, town mouth perception.