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The photo book "Ravens (Revise Edition)" by Masahisa Fukase, a leading Japanese photographer. This is a long-awaited revised version of a treasure that has earned its reputation worldwide, engraving its name in the history of Japanese photography. The "cat" who lived together was a mirror of his own, and the "crow", hated by many animals and humans, was also a projection of the ego. Fukase discovered the "loneliness" that he felt and the "freedom" he wanted for "cats" and "crows", and has been creating with them as motifs. Selection of an object called "crow", a style that beautifully expresses a crow with a strong negative impression such as "evil", "sinister" or "filthy" like "age of God", and the heart of the object is the heart of the photographer A documentary style that has been described. A collection of works that can only be achieved because Fukase always stared at the ego and lived lonely. In this work, it seems that many elements important for life are stared at, such as the sensitivity and freedom that can be created because of loneliness, the loneliness and solidarity, the beauty in ugliness, the new self-realization, etc. A masterpiece in a masterpiece full of versatility. A new text by Tomo Kosuga has been added. Both English and Japanese.