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A photo book of the Japanese photographer Akira Nakayama (Aflac) "Fujitsu-Chikuho, this perishable-". Born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1927, after graduating from medical school at the post-war period, opened in Tagawa in 1954. Nakayama Yo who started photo production and creative activities at about the same time. Since then, the motif of the work taken under the theme of “fault” for nearly 20 years is “Chikuto”. It is the city of Japan's largest coal mine, and it is also the birthplace of Chikuho's Children (1960), where the great master Domon-ken showed the harsh life behind the economic growth. Nakayama visits the same place in the general doctor's office of Tagawa's child counseling center, visits the place and contacts with the children, and seems to see the figure of Domon fist taking a picture close. Nakayama, who has captured a series of the rise and fall of Chikuho Coalfield in the 50's and 70's, as if fulfilling the mission of a human being living in the local area. Taking advantage of the fact that this coal mine series was broadcasted on RKB daily television, it is a collection of works published as a virgin work, with the offer to want to make a book from a publishing company in Tokyo. Second printing.