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A photo book "Hiroshima Ken Domon Complete Works 10" by Ken Domon (1909 --1990), one of Japan's leading photographers. Although he aspired to be a painter, he gave up because of doubts about his talent, and at the recommendation of his mother, Ken Domon became a disciple of Kotaro Miyauchi Photo Studio at the end of Uenoike, Tokyo, and became aspiring to become a news photographer. In 1935, he participated in "Nippon Kobo", which is presided over by Yonosuke Natori, and was in charge of shooting for the external advertising magazine "NIPPON". Even after the war, he was particular about realism such as "absolutely non-directed absolute snap", and also released masterpieces that cut out traditional Japanese culture such as temple Buddha statues from a unique perspective, and Japan such as "Appearance", "Hiroshima", "Children of Chikuho" We have produced a masterpiece photo book that remains in the history of photography. This book is the 10th volume of the complete collection of 13 volumes of Ken Domon published by Shogakukan in the 1980s. This book is composed of the works of "Hiroshima", which is a masterpiece and one of the best masterpieces of postwar Japanese journalism.