Publisher/草の根出版会

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A collection of works by Shisei Kuwabara, a photographer representing postwar Japan. Born in Shimane Prefecture in 1936, Shisei Kuwabara studied photography at the night club of Tokyo Photo School (currently Tokyo College of Photography) from 3 years after entering Tokyo Agriculture University. Since then, Kuwahara has been consistently active as a freelance photojournalist, but since being shocked by the special article on Minamata disease published in "Weekly Asahi," he has been interviewing for over 20 years. A masterpiece of works related to "Minamata disease". This book is a book composed of illustrations of "Chikuho" and "Okinawa" taken in the 1960s. When I was a student, I visited the Chikuho coalfield in 1959 to practice interviews and train in creation and production. During his stay for almost a month, he recorded about 70 films, but at the same time, Ken Domon's masterpiece "Children of Chikuho" was published, and he remembered his immaturity and stored it. It will be an illustration. Also, in 1966, he interviewed "Okinawa" before returning to the mainland because it was a land closely related to the war, and said that Kuwahara was dissatisfied with the mass and was not very good at it. It is a group of works of. Missing case.