Publisher/蒼穹舎

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Japanese photographer Yoshio Mizoguchi's photo book "Firefly". Born in Hachioji, Tokyo, he started photography in his own way in 1970, won the quasi-sun award for "Firefly" in 1990, is a member of the photography group "Baku", and in 2017, he was the second book from Nippon Camera. "Days that smell grass" is published. This book is a memorable first book published in 2013 and published by Sokyusha. It is composed of portraits of women taken all over the country from the 1980s to the 2000s, and although there is almost no nudity, it is full of sex appeal and innocence while making you feel somehow eros like Harayoshi City. A lot of wonderful works. From the postscript below, "I started to think that a woman is the same as a firefly. The firefly disappeared from my front, and the unknown woman was running and flying. I noticed. And when the sweet water of youth disappeared from me, I decided to shoot a new firefly with a firefly called a camera. And more than 35 years have passed since I started shooting fireflies. I wish I could express a faint sensuality. " Limited to 1,200 copies.