Publisher/冬青社

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer, Takao Takahashi. Born in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture in 1947, Takahashi, who is also a first-class architect, has been taking record photographs of his hometown, Miyagi for over 30 years, and donated about 10,000 works taken during that period to the Sendai City Museum. . Takahashi, who was also a victim of the Great East Japan Earthquake, recorded the state after the earthquake in the camera, and recorded only the appearance that the “bathroom” of the house that is not usually on the table was exposed “Time stopped. This book is organized into three parts: "Tatana", "Plants" and "Earth". The following is a postscript by Dutch photographer Bass Wilders who worked on editorial cooperation: “There was a place where the family was together. A place where hot water gathered the family and the essence of happiness existed. From the earth containing salt, the flowers are just blooming with beautiful colors and rich scents, as if looking for lost things and looking around, the new earth develops. In the broad plain that extends to the horizon, the trail will be a way to reconnect fields and people.Someday we will walk along the sandy beach where children play.The moon and stars warm up hope until the morning, The place where the sun shines again. "