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"Otari-Pristine Peaks", a collection of works by Keiko Nomura, Japan's leading female photographer. This book is a notable work that won the 28th Hayashi Tadahiko Award, and is a documentary in “Otari, Nagano Prefecture” composed of small villages at the foot of the Northern Alps. Most of the village is covered with forest, and people live on the blessings of fertile mountain nature. Thanks to the “God of the Mountain”, prayers for fertility and safety at an ancient event, and the mountain people who wish to end their lives in the mountains. And a woman married to the mountain. “I can work, raise my children and live together with my family, watching my family ’s face. It ’s really nice to make what we eat. It ’s the way I want to live. (Excerpt from the text). People who love nature, appreciate nature, and live together with nature. Life that was once taken for granted is now very rare, but love for nature, love for people, love for family. . This life may be the most important thing and the most important thing you should not lose. . Limited to 1,000 copies.