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Japan's leading photographer Ichitaka Narahara's photo book “Where time has vanished (Revise Edition)”. After graduating from the Chuo University Faculty of Law, Kazutaka Narahara majored in art history at the graduate school of Waseda University, and later became involved in avant-garde art, deepening interaction with many artists and opening up the path for photographers. In 1956, he made his debut in the first exhibition “Human Land” and won the Japan Photography Critics Association New Face Award in 1958. A photographer who is proud of post-war Japan who has continued to pursue new possibilities for photographic expression by constantly presenting sublime aesthetics, outstanding camera work, and innovative works. The This book is a collection of 101 photographs taken by Narahara during his stay in the United States from 1970 to 1974. Also included is the work “Jackleen Mask Two”, which was admired by Arbus himself when he participated in Diane Arbus's workshop in 1971 when he wanted to rethink photography from scratch. Following the first edition in 1975, the revised new edition was published in 1995 and 19 new editions were added. Both English and Japanese.