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Japanese photographer Hiroshi Takiguchi's photo book ``Mado Sou.'' Born in 1977. In 2001, he graduated from the Department of Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts, but in 2018, he entered the Master's Program in Design at the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts, and has been actively publishing works including university productions and photo books for private use. Hiroshi Takiguchi. In 2004, he won the Nobuyoshi Araki Selection Award and the Second Grand Prix at the New Cosmos of Photography.He is a versatile photographer who has won awards not only for photography but also for animation and painting, and even designs his own photo book. I'm doing it. Currently, he regularly publishes ``Cat Scratching'' as his life's work, but this book is a collection of works published by an American gallery in 2014, and is a family album that describes the ``life and death'' of a family. . The death of my mother-in-law and father-in-law, the meeting with my wife and the birth of my child, and the death of my beloved cat. . "Death" is not the end, but leaves behind memories and creates the beginning of new encounters. This is a wonderful book that shows the creativity of the photographer, who interweaves old family photos and his mother-in-law's pressed flowers throughout, and depicts the often-dreary photographs of life and death as if they were messages to the "future." The title is Nobuyoshi Araki. Limited to 300 copies.