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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Yasumasa Watanabe, "Shikoku Pilgrimage" Awa no Maki "," Iyo no Maki "," Tosa no Maki "". A graduate of the workshop photography school (Moriyama Daido classroom), when he was enrolled at Nihon University, as a member of the All Japan Student Photography Federation, Wataru's name was listed in the list of photographers in the collection of works "Hiroshima ● Hiroshima ● hirou-shima". It is listed. This is composed of plates that are believed to have been taken on the "Ohenro" journey in Shikoku between 1981 and 1983, and contains around 10 photographs printed on postcard-sized paper. I am. The shaded monochrome is spectacular, and Daido Moriyama is also a homage to the masterpiece "Dog" by Nakaji Yasui, who creates imitations. It's impressive. In addition to the portraits of the people I met on the journey, the lyrical landscape and the still life full of earthly elements make me feel the "folklore" that is familiar to Masatoshi Naito and others. Only "Iyo" has 10 plates, and "Awa" and "Tosa" have 11 plates each. Envelopes with an image like a bill are also interesting, and it is a private documentary that seems to be a work of the 70's and 80's.