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A collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. As the title says, it contains portraits and landscapes shot in Jeju Island, South Korea, but the relationship between Araki and South Korea has been around since the early 1980s. He visited Korea in 1982, and in 1984, co-authored "Tale Soul," which incorporates a snapshot taken by Araki in a novel by Kenji Nakagami. Since then, he has visited Korea seven times, and in 2001, published a large-scale novel "Soul" with more than 500 pages, which was edited using a selection of the thousands of shots he had taken. I will. In 2004, he visited Seoul with Nakagami's daughter and writer Nakagami Nori, and announced "Seoul of Memories Again", which was published as a companion photo book in the same year. Will be. Compared to Seoul, it is more mature and the countryside landscape photos stand out. By the way, in collaboration with non-fiction writer Seiji Fujii, Fujii's text is recorded at the end of the book.