Publisher/赤間神宮

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Ichiro Tsuda, “The Empty Pilgrimage Heike Monogatari”. Born in Otaru, Hokkaido in 1942, after graduating from the Faculty of Economics at Chuo University, he was a journalist who worked for the Asahi Shimbun before and after the war, and studied under Otsuchi, who was said to be one of Asahi's three feather glasses. It has been free since around the 70's, and has been active mainly in the steel of films, and its activity spans 50 years. The series was presented at a solo exhibition held at the Nikon Salon, and the "The Location" set in a pink movie, which was later taken up by the Jagen Bura book (Supper company), and culture was transmitted from the continent The “unnamed zone” is famous, with motifs of areas in the region and so on. In the late 80's, he was a talented photographer who won the Ina Nobuo Award and the Domon Fist Award. This book is a collection of works published in the 90's, and it is composed of photographs taken visiting Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture to follow the roots of "Heike" as it is guided, and calling the series "Pilgrimage". You are Along the way, there is also an encounter with the Aka Jingu priest, and the introduction is spelled by Naino Mizuno, the priest. Limited to 300 copies.