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Japanese photographer Joji Hashiguchi's photo book “The Look”. Japan's leading documentary photographer Joji Hashiguchi has left many highly messageable works through dialogue with society and people. Visiting the area before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall, we continued to follow the transformation of the city and people, and faced the subject directly from the theme of “bad”, “young”, “father”, “job”, It is emitted through portraits and continues to make recommendations to modern society. This book is a collection of works that have won the 18th Taiyo Award and are the origin of Hashiguchi's photographer. After a long trip, he went to Tokyo to become a photographer from a country town. Shinjuku said he had noticed while he was carrying solitude and anxiety about the future. Shinjuku and Kabukicho are known as human zoos where law and law are mixed. “Gaze” of bad boys and girls at the street corner. What is ahead of this line of sight? Hashiguchi decided to jump in to find the answer. Their glances that were said to have been spilled were as much as possible. A masterpiece of a social documentary that takes them from the front and sees the truth behind their pure eyes.