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A photo collection by Japanese photographer Masaru Nakajima "Snow Country and Life-Folklore Eye 2-". Born in Niigata in 1918. It died in 1985. After the war he worked as an amateur photographer, and he had been selected for the photo magazine "Camera" (issued by Alss), and he was chosen as Masayoshi Nakajima. Then, under the influence of "realism photography", he formed "Niigata photographer group" with his friends in the early 50's. It is said that there was an interaction with Tsujitani who often interviewed Niigata for being private to Hiroshi Tsujitani who is known for masterpieces such as "Snow Country" and "Back Japan". Although this book is attached as “Folloh photo collection,” “The eye of a photographer pursuing on the image and the eye of a researcher who focuses on the study of the folks for the beauty and the truth hidden in the folks” A collection of works that integrates "and" (from this book). The post-war state of Nakatsukan's hometown of Rikaka, Niigata Prefecture, is included, and life and customs of people living with snow from New Year to Spring are shown. The life scenes that have been lost, such as children who suffered from Minobo, and meals surrounded by hearth, are carefully recorded along with the emotions of a snowy country.