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Japanese photographer Nobuyuki Wakabayashi's photo book "Lunar Eclipse". Nobuyuki Wakabayashi, who was active in the commercial world from the 1960s to the 1970s after the war, has left many original works with various creative works. Works with the motif of "Adam and Eve" (1970), which is said to be the origin of humankind in the Old Testament "Genesis", and women who jumped out of their houses and cars appeared in various places near the city center. His representative works include "Adamata Women" (1971), which is a drama of the happening that he played, and "Children of Genesis" (1972), which is set in Shimotsui, a fishing port in his hometown of Okayama. And this book is a book composed of plates taken in the red line areas of Tokyo, Kanagawa, Osaka, and Okayama. From the 1950s to the early 1960s, photographers portrayed forbidden everyday life in their late teens and early twenties, hiding a camera in one hand in a jumper pocket. A secret world for working women and men who visit them. It is also a work that has led the expression of Are, Bure, and Bokeh since before the Provoke generation. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)