Publisher/写真同人社

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Photograph collection of photographer Higashimatsu lighting that represents Japan after the war. “Japan (1967)”, “I am a King (1972)” and “The Pencil of the Sun (1975)” and documents left by Higashimatsu Lighting from the 60's to 70's are valuable historical records and art The photo also has pioneering value as a photograph: Takuma Nakahira, and the main figure who led the prosperity of post-war Japanese photography after Daichi Moriyama died, this book is the first photo collection for Higashimatsu alone In Higashimatsu, which first landed in Nagasaki in 1961 15 years after the atomic bombing, it is still tomorrow's compared to the state of the city that had begun to show signs of reconstruction. A collection of records of precious "Nagasaki" which was shot by facing the city and people by never mind if you do not let this fact be "Oblivion" as you witness the reality of a large number of people living with fear of life and health. (Photographer Dojinsha later went bankrupt. Higashimatsu, who was planning to publish a collection of works in the series, quickly established his own publishing company "Shaken" and published a collection of photographs of Nagasaki, Okinawa, and Japan).