Publisher/求龍堂

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Mitsuru Nakagawa "Kishurasaki Photographs '68 -'74 (Signed)". Born in Tokyo in 1944, when he was in Tokyo University of Science's Faculty of Science, he has been a photographer since he met photography in practical training, and has been influenced by journalists Eugene Smith, et al., Daido Moriyama, Takuma Nakahira, et al. Mitsuru Nakagawa who shot politics, economics, and cultural change, as well as shooting school battles and demonstrations. After graduating from university, he entered the laboratory of physics science department at Meiji Gakuin University and worked until retirement, but the photography itself was stopped around 1974, and he continued to perform video and audio works as a hobby is. Here is a book consisting of 106 illustrations selected from 200 negatives and 300 prints taken over the years of around 70 years, whose hobby was the camera. Many of the works that are considered to be influenced by Moriyama and Nakahira, who are good at imaging systems, project the culture and atmosphere of those days wonderfully, and they are also fascinated by the greatness of editing.