Publisher/技術と人間

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A collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Kiyoshi Tanno "Memory of a Village". Born in Fukushima in 1944 and graduated from Tokyo Photography Junior College (now Tokyo Polytechnic University), he traveled around cities and rural areas of the Japanese archipelago through "covering the light of the house", "people" "environment" "life" "Kiyoshi Tanno who has been taking" the climate ". Since 1970 he has been active as a freelancer, and while traveling in the windy winds, he continues to travel the Japanese archipelago, and travels without a camera in his hand. This book is a collection of photographs published in 1975. It covers the people and scenery of rural and fishing villages, which can be considered as the original scenery of Japan, while the electric cable is shown on the cover, contrary to the pastoral image Records the village conditions that cause various changes due to modernization and pollution. The villagers show smiles at intervals of farming work. However, the voices of the villagers heard and written are sorrowful, and they are clarifying the temperature difference with the modernization that proceeds regardless of their will. It is a book that projects villages exposed to changes in the times and environment in a clever snap. (The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990 collection)