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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Koji Sugiura "Sado August 28-31, 1980". Born in 1951, when he participated in the Chubu Student Photography Federation / High School Division, he met Kansuke Yamamoto, a poet and photographer based in Nagoya, who represents the postwar Nagoya avant-garde. Sugiura's work is also exhibited in the "The Story of the City of Photography" exhibition held at the Nagoya City Museum of Art from February to March 2021. In this book, Sugiura, who was living in Tokyo at that time, headed to his friend's hometown Sado, Niigata Prefecture, by bike touring, and a series of Ogi festivals in August (small lion dance, large lion dance, demon drum, Okesa Nagashi). Etc.), and a collection of works that capture Sado Kinzan, Mano Bay, etc. in the camera. At the end of the book, there is also a description of the presentation to Kansuke Yamamoto, who seems to be the photographer's autograph. Takeji Iwamiya, Yasushi Sugino, Haruo Tomiyama, and in recent years Daisuke Yokota have also created works with local motifs. It has been attracting attention as a penal colony since the Nara period, as a resource development site in Kanayama since Edo, and as an important cultural heritage site in recent years. Culture attracts you.