Publisher/文藝春秋

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Postwar Japan's leading photographer, Keigo Araki's photo collection "The Face of a Man's 150 Man's Face". This book is a collection of works created in the late 1990's by the director of the NHK drama department, with the request "Why not take a regular office worker?" At the time, the end of the drama called "Uncle remodeling course" of NHK, it was supposed to aim to put out several black and white photographs by Araki shooting, but at the same time Araki is the theme of "Japanese men" instead of "Uncle". I decided to knit the photo book with and I went to shoot. In Shinjuku and other areas of the city and in Marunouchi, I continued to call on middle-aged men and when I shot nearly 200 people, there was a definite response that "this will be the middle-aged man's version" Sachin "" (Araki) . Not art but love. It is not one of the goodness and the badness of composition and tone, but it seems that it is one book which served as an opportunity to re-evaluate the origin of the photograph for Araki as well. Finally, from the text below, "The story of" man's face "is full.