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A photo book "Drowsy Town" by Japanese female photographer Takeda Hana. Takeda Hana was born under the direction of Takeda Taisuke and essayist Yurie Takeda, and her father bought me a camera after graduating from high school. After graduating from university he continued to work as a freelance photographer while continuing to work as a part-time student. I am in charge of portraits and more at the contemporary poet library. Most of the subjects as works are cats (stray cats), and they publish many cat photographs, as well as working on photo essays, and co-authored "Study Diary" with mother and lily. This book is a collection of photographs that can be said to be representative works of Takeda who won the 15th Kimura Ihei Photography Award. About two and a half years from 1987, it is composed of photographs taken of local cities such as Suka, Ashikaga, Tatebayashi, and Kiryu, and it focuses on rusty scenes unique to the region, such as shops, alleys, houses, etc. . The sight of the weathered town makes you feel different from nostalgia, and you can feel the unique sight of Takeda in a scene that seems to be commonplace and sculptural, or something that is offensive.