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Japan's leading photographer, Shunji Hyakudo's photo book “The Dark Horizon 1968-1977”. Born in 1947, after graduating from the Department of Photography at Kyushu Sangyo University, Shunji Momodo continues to work mainly in Kansai and Osaka. He won the Japan Photography Association Award for “Rakuchi Kii Peninsula” (1996), the 24th Ina Nobuo Award for “Sennen Rakudo” (1996), and the 27th Higashikawa Award for “Osaka” (2010). He has long been the head of the Osaka Photography College (currently the Visual Arts College, Osaka) and is an excellent photographer. This book is composed of photographs that were taken from 1968 to 1977 and should be called the trajectory (struggle) of hundreds of twenties. The student movement has intensified, various struggles have been developed in various places, pollution problems have occurred, and mines are closed due to energy conversion, Okinawa and US military bases before return, and sons born with wife A book that documents the times when there were various changes personally, transcending public and private. “I had been in my chest for 45 years. I vomit, dry it, and it ’s not like that.