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The 10th (final) issue of the “main” photo magazine published in the 90s by Japan's leading female photographers Miyako Ishiuchi and Asako Takahashi. From the mid-1970s, when the momentum of photo magazines such as cameras every day disappeared, “off-magazine”, which is not a photo-deletion magazine, progressed, and photographers started their own galleries or created photo books with self-published publications. The flow of publishing has come out. It was also a sign of the desire to go beyond the limits of the requested work and do whatever they want to do without restriction, and to freely present and express their work. Ishiuchi, who participated in numerous exhibitions in Japan and overseas from the 1980s to the early 1990s, was also interested in recording on “paper media” since the late 90s, and he was a young man at the age of 49 when he was a combination with Takahashi. And created this magazine. From the beginning, it was decided to end with No. 10. In this final issue, Takahashi recorded a snap shot when visiting Kanazawa and Nagasaki, and Ishiuchi was a group held in a new gallery made in Chelsea A photograph taken in New York that I visited to participate in the exhibition (Masao Yamamoto and Yukio Oyama) is posted. Another interesting text is a dialogue with Taiji Matsue.