Publisher/角川書店

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Japanese photographer Yunobu Nakamura's photo collection "Seto Island Sea". Born in Naoshima, Kagawa in 1925, his father was one of the last Amimotos in Naoshima. He grew up looking at the Seto Inland Sea from an early age and continued to take amateur photography even after working at the Mitsubishi Smelter and studied under Yoichi Midorikawa, a leading photographer of the Seto Inland Sea. After passing the age of 30, he became a professional photographer and started "Travel in the Seto Inland Sea" and "Citizens of the Seto", depicting the local climate and culture through photographs, while "Steam/steam locomotive" "Ama" Yoshinobu Nakamura has left a meaningful work that conveys the fading Japanese folk. This book is the first personal work published in 1959. "Taimai", "Naruto", "Ocho mandarin oranges", "Miyajima orchestra", "Night view of Setouchi", "Gypsy of the sea", "Shiogusa Islands" etc. Includes textbooks by Tsunekazu Miyamoto, "People in the Seto Inland Sea," and Hiromasa Shigemori, "About the reason for the existence of Yoshinobu Nakamura"