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A collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Kazuo Kitai “Sanrizuka 1969-1971 / Sanrizuka 1969-1971 (Second Printing)”. Kazuo Kitai, a documentary photographer who represents Japan as a recipient of the 1st Kimura Ihei Photo Award ("Murahe (1980)"). From the “struggle” work represented by “Resistance (1965)” in the 1960s after the war, the “countryside” series depicting the original landscape of Japan that has been forgotten since the 1970s, as well as urban life and China related so-called He is a photographer who has found the significance of photography in keeping a record of the everyday world, and has left many intimate, nostalgic and very deep works. This book is an early masterpiece of Kazuo Kitai, along with “Resistance”. This is a collection of works that are among the most famous works among the “test / protest” works that many photographers have interviewed and created. Among the works that portray the battle between the people and the country, Kazuo Kitai seems to be recording that focuses on the peaceful nature and earth of the area, and the everyday life of the people living there. One book. Second print. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)