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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Tsuyoshi Makiko (1968-1994), "Unmistakable Shooting, Yui". Takeshi Makiko, a photographer who passed away at the young age of 25, has no history of holding solo exhibitions or presenting collections of works, but by the time he died in 1993, Takuma Nakahira, a leading photographer in postwar Japan. Nakahira was one of the few people who opened his heart by learning photography and taking care of his surroundings, one step away from society. From a chance encounter near my home, I got along with each other and started to act together, and we are also going to shoot Okinawa together. Since he was a student at Nihon University College of Art, Department of Photography, he has traveled abroad to shoot boat people, and his work was made by Akiko Otake and Kotaro Iizawa, and he said that he was full of "goodness" and "sense". However, due to the lack of attractiveness due to "too neatly organized", Nakahira felt that he was lacking as a photographer, and Nakahira may have accepted the charm of Makiko.