Publisher/集英社

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Japanese photographer Joji Hashiguchi's photo book, "Isn't it nice to be here-from inside the enclosure of West Berlin". Joji Hashiguchi publishes a large collection of portraits shot under specific themes, such as "Map of the Seventeen," "Father," "Couple," "Job 1991-1995 WORK," and "Dream Dream." The style of portraying human heart and dignity through portraits of people and depicting the social background of the past, present, and future continues to captivate domestic and foreign fans. Hashiguchi, who has been shooting ambitious documentaries focusing on young people, such as "We can not go anywhere", lives in West Berlin, gathers foreigners who have taken on young people and foreign cultures, It describes a turbulent era when a new culture was about to be born. It depicts a paradoxical, multidimensional space where heroin addicts, punks, and young artists seek "freedom", live in freedom, and suffocate in freedom. An interesting textbook by the photographer and a book design by Keiichi Tanaami. With obi.