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A collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers, "To Tenkuni". Since the 1990s, a diary that summarizes the photograph diary taken by Araki has been published under the title of "Photograph madman" since 2000, and this is the photograph diary series published by Waizu Shuppan. The 18th. The title is read as "Tenkuni", and it was shot at the Sunday Art Museum on NHK, and a snap was taken from the cardo (landscape from the train window) at the Aoyama Cemetery to the pedestrian paradise in Ginza, and finally the tempura in Ginza 7-chome and "Heaven". It seems that it was named after the place where it was opened in ". In recent years, Araki has become by far the largest number of works reminiscent of "illness" and "death," so it is probable that he dared to create a composition and naming that was also conscious of "view of life and death." There is also a story that photographers have been flooded with requests for solo exhibitions since the publication of this book, imagining "Nobuyoshi Araki is finally here" (from an interview with him).