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A collection of works by American artist Dennis Hopper. This is a collection of works taken in Kyoto by a hopper who uses a camera as a creative source. It is desirable to introduce the preface by himself, so the following excerpt is used. "Since 1961 I have been hanging my camera everywhere. My friends have always teased me as a" tourist. "When I embarked on Easy Rider in 1967, I lost my Nikon Then I only touched the camera when asked by friends who were not good at taking pictures (Sean Penn, Quentin Tarantino, etc.) Three years ago, my second trip to Japan I brought my camera for the first time since the 1960s and used 30 films.I came home and developed it, but I just glanced at the solid grill and left it alone. To make a souvenir for my Japanese friends who always make it better, I decided to burn 12 prints, as surprisingly as I liked the photo. Held a photo exhibition in This year I bought a new Nikon 35Ti in Kyoto this year and I'm hanging out everywhere now, and I feel good to return to "Tourists". Thank you, Dennis Hopper on May 17, 1994. "