Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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Photobook of Japanese photographer Satoshi Arai "Two Visas-Satoshi Arai's China-America Photobook-". Satoshi Arai's career is uncertain and is not specifically mentioned in this book, but the illustrations included show how good he was a photographer. The first half consists of illustrations taken in New York, USA, and the second half in China for months to years, but the stage in New York is the "subway". The most feared Subway at the time, with many gangsters and poor people on board. Masterpiece photography captivated by numerous photographers such as "Many are called" by American master Walker Evans, "Subway" by Bruce Davidson of Magnum Photo, and "Subway New York" by Swiss photographer Willy Spiller. Subway that created the collection. Satoshi Arai's Subway is as good as those. From the second half, he moved to China and sharply portrayed the daily lives of Chinese people who live in poverty but calmly and affluently. A book that should be described as an unknown masterpiece, with a very unique depiction of America and China, fear and security, target selection and contrast. Published and reprinted in 1980.