Publisher/第三書館

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An expanded edition of a photo book edited by Toki Toki, who is known as a writer, reporter and video director. Toi Toki who was active in writing books such as "Toki Ueki" and "The Last Time at Guevara", as well as hosting TV programs and directing and starring movies. Also known as a motorcycle enthusiast, he has the record of most Japanese participation in the "Baja 1000" motorcycle rally in Mexico, which is said to be one of the toughest in the world and runs on five continents. The reason why Togetsu was brought into the world of motorcycles was because he was interviewed by a "runaway group" in the latter half of the 1970s. This book was published in 1979 by Togetsu, and is a collection of photographs covering the "festivals" of runaway tribe groups scattered all over Japan. The essence of young people running into "delinquency" or "runaway" is "adult indifference" and "giving up." Topo Totsuki, a reporter who tried to represent the essence of their heart by directly accepting the "self-awareness" and "pure energy of trying to stand up against the times" of young people turned away from adults Early works collection. In addition to Fukuda Fumiaki, Sumitomo Kazutoshi, etc., the expanded version of this book is newly added with pictures taken by Narahashi Asako.