Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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A collection of works by a Japanese female photographer, Michiko Sakiyama, "People in Tennoji Idemide (Signed)". "Place M" by Daido Moriyama and Masato Seto from the 1990s, and "Hiranagamachibashi Gallery" launched by Kazuma Suda, who passed away in 2019, hoping to create a base for photography in his local Kanda. Exhibitions have been held at the Ginza Nikon Salon and Galleria Q (predecessor of the Third District Gallery) since 2000. Originally, he seemed to be taking photos in Asakusa, etc., and here is the work he created, fascinated by "Tennoji" and the "people" who met while traveling. This is a collection of private editions that seems to have been published in conjunction with the Nikon Salon exhibition in 2001. There is a sense of downtown and locality that is somewhat similar to Asakusa, and unique people stand out. It is a collection of works that once condensed the "human pattern" of downtown Osaka, including people like Shigekazu Kawamura and Shunji Hyodo. Signed by photographer .