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Ron Paris Diary, a photo book by Nobuyoshi Araki (1940-), a leading photographer in Japan. In 2005, Araki traveled to London for a solo exhibition "ARAKI: Self, Life, Death" at the Barbican Art Gallery in London, and then performed at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, showing "Arachinema". This book is a photo book that summarizes the records of this 10-day trip from London to Paris. Approximately 600 snapshots are recorded, starting with an in-flight meal and ending with an in-flight meal. In London, traveling with little truth and in Paris with Kaori, from the snap of the street corner to the welcome party that unfolds at night, the details of what happened at the place you visited, the people you met, etc. are reflected. (Including Jurgen Teller and David Bailey, photographers). "I go to that place and take a picture of what I was there, what I saw, what I met there, what I did, and everything I did. It's like a memorial of a trip. It's close. (Omitted) So this is a really good photo book. "(From my travel diary at the end of the book).