Publisher/復刊ドットコム

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A photo book of Kikujiro Fukushima, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war, "Pikadon -A Record of Atomic Bomb Victims- (Reprint)". Born in 1921, Fukushima, who runs a watch shop in his hometown of Yamaguchi Prefecture and continues to pursue the A-bomb survivors as an amateur photographer, is in the limelight with this book "Pikadon". After that, while continuing to pursue the intensifying struggle problems in various places, he began to feel doubts about the crackdown of the state and government, and was active in social issues such as student movement, politics / military, pollution, and welfare as his lifework. Marked by the public security police for his radical depiction of "dissidents and anti-states," he is a true news photographer who has maintained his style while slaying darkness, eavesdropping, and sometimes burning his house. The original "Pikadon" was published in 1961 and won the Japan Photo Critics Association Award Special Award. Today, it's a masterpiece known as the "Legendary Photobook," but this book was republished in 2017. We have been chasing the victims of the atomic bomb for about 10 years and portraying their harsh daily lives. I participated in the Fukushima anti-nuclear power movement until my later years, but this is a historical book that exposed the misfortune caused by the atomic bomb to the sun. Both English and Japanese.