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A collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Kazumasa Suda, "Human Memories". Born in Tokyo in 1940, after graduating from Tokyo College of Photography, became the exclusive photographer for Shuji Terayama's theater experiment room "Ceiling basin", and started activities as a freelance. Received the New Artist Award from the Photographic Society of Japan for his outstanding masterpiece "Fuzahanaden", which captures the moments of people living in everyday life and the extraordinary "alien world" that lives behind them while shooting while traveling around Japan. From the 1980s, he expanded his field of activities to overseas such as Hong Kong and Taiwan and held numerous exhibitions. Kazumasa Suda, a leading photographer of postwar Japan, continues to enthusiastically present works even in the 21st century. This book is a 16th Domon Ken Prize winning work published in 1996. For about 30 years from the 1960s, it is composed of illustrations taken in all over the country including Tokyo. In the snaps, streets and landscapes that cut out casual everyday fragments, the outstanding sense of capturing the moment of photographer Suda, outstanding modeling beauty, and strong curiosity as a photographer are included, and everyday and extraordinary A book that is fascinated by the unique aspect that mixes. Missing obi.