Publisher/長征社

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Japanese photographer Junichi Ota's photo book "Diary: Ai Ran". Born in Nara Prefecture in 1950, dropped out of Waseda University's Faculty of Political Science and Economics and graduated from Osaka College of Photography. `` Women's Inokaino '' chasing women living in Inokano, where many Koreans in Japan live in Ikuno-ku, Osaka, depicts a daily life of a Hansen's disease patient who has developed into a major social problem living in a sanatorium Junichi Ota, who is more popular than niche photographers with outstanding perspectives and depictions, focuses on vulnerable people and people who can not usually see the eyes, such as "Hansen's 100 years of nursing home". This book is a documentary about Ai, a daughter-in-law who has died only two and a half years old. Ai-chan suffered from meningitis because she was not diagnosed or treated enough at the hospital she rushed to with sudden illness. A very meaningful book published to pray for lazy doctors and governments with inadequate emergency medical systems and, above all, to make the same mistakes.