Publisher/Zen Foto Gallery

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Tsutomu Yamagata "Kokushi Musou / Thirteen Orphans (Signed)". Born in Tokyo in 1966, graduated from Keio University Faculty of Law, Department of Law. While spending time as an office worker until his mid-thirties, he then quits and turns into a photographer. He also studied at a workshop hosted by photographer Satoru Watanabe, and in 2012 released a collection of portraits "Kokushi Musou" taken in the Ueno Shinobazu area. After that, I was interested in the mysterious hot springs where life and death wandered around Tamagawa Onsen in Akita, where I visited to treat my father who had cancer, and visited about 30 times in 5 years to take pictures. The floating world where reality and unreality come and go has been compiled into a collection of works as "Ten Disciples" and has been attracting attention. This book is Yamagata's maiden presentation work mentioned above, and is a book composed of portraits that I continued to take in the Shinobazu Pond area of Ueno. A number of works that convey the dignity of human beings and the weight that has carried their lives in a world view that is similar to Hiroo Kikai. Limited to 500 copies. Signed by a photographer .