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A photo book by Japanese photographer Hirokazu Ishida, "The people closest to God". Born in Beijing in 1943 and studied at Nagano Shigekazu since graduating from Tokyo Institute of Technology, Keiichi Ishida has been active as a freelance since he was 22 years old. Until now, he has created works mainly in mountain villages in China's remote areas, China and Southeast Asia, and is attractive not only for superficial beauty but also for his creative style rich in expressive powers that convey the background and story in the illustration. With his unique style of documentary and documentary, he has published numerous exhibitions and photo collections. This book is composed of photographs taken in Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, mainly India, from 1967 to 1998, which is the same period as Ishida's 1st photo book "Bramon and Jantha" published in 1971. It is We aim at lens to various people from city to village and project figure that we do not decorate. From the elderly people like hermits to the appearance of innocent children, it makes us feel the strong vitality unique to his land.