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A photo book by Toruyuki Horie who is a Japanese novelist "When I wake up and look at a watch". Born in 1964. Graduated from Waseda University, First Literature Department, French Literature, Graduated from the University of Tokyo, Graduated from the Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences. Toshiyuki Horie who was studying in Paris and became a university lecturer while attending graduate school, and was writing translations and novels beside it. In 1999, Mishima Yukio Award for Oparaban, Kamogawa Prize for 2001 "Kamanoiteki", Kawaguchi Yasunari Literature Award for 2003 "Stance Dot", and many other literary awards since then alone. This is Horie who sometimes sees names in photographs related to the translation of Doanoh's work, etc. (Some photographs are written by Shoji Ueda), but this book is a collection of photographs taken by Horie. The title is drawn from Toshio Shimao's novel, and the snap collection is "The past of forced culture with no unity, with different times and places. There is a distant view and a close view, there are people and animals, and it is a book that feels like a poet unique to a novelist stands up.