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The Japanese version of the photo book "Kids (Japanese Edition, With OBI)" by Larry Clark, one of America's leading photographers. Larry Clark is a photographer who represents the youth and subculture scene and is still extremely popular in Japan. Born and raised in the rural town of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Clark became addicted to drugs for about three years from the age of 14, taking amphetamines (stimulant drugs), photographing a series of events and publishing them as "TULSA (1971)". Personal stories depicting the unknown side of American life, such as the fear of not being able to get out of drugs, the anguish of young people trying to rebel against a conservative climate, and the sense of blockage in rural towns, are loved by young people around the world. TULSA has become Clark's masterpiece. This book is a masterpiece alongside "TULSA" in a book composed of still photographs of the movie "Kids" written by Harmony Korine, who was 19 years old at the time, and directed by Clark. Comes with an obi.