Publisher/平凡社

Google翻訳
A photo collection of Japanese photographer Kishin Enoyama. This book is a representative work of the early work published in 1975, and consists of a series serialized in "Asahi graph" magazine for half a year from April 1974. The cover says "Embroidery photo book that opens the horizon of a new documentary". With the quickness of the body, it jumps to the event like an animal, finds the empty time in the light of the sun of the wilderness in it, and describes its unique photograph with its strange richness and barren. Straight and simple looking without a small piece of work. A collection of works that conveys the attitude and vision of Kishin Enoyama as a photographer. A photographer who put together things that attracted Kishinzan at that time, from celebrities such as Momoe Yamaguchi, Shigeo Nagashima, Yoko Ono and Yoko, to Mt. Fuji, large earthquakes, typhoons, rainy seasons and other natural Japanese phenomena such as typhoons and rainy seasons. It is a documentary of its own, and also a documentary that reflects Japan's politics, economy, and society in the 70's. In addition, this is for the members of the Rochor club, the vinyl cover is gray color, and the photographer is signed (it is unknown whether the original shipping box was attached to the Rochor version).