Publisher/研光社

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A collection of works by Shoji Otake (1920-2015), one of Japan's leading photographers, "Girls and Camera". Shoji Otake, who has made a name for himself in portraits and nude works of women with Masaya Nakamura and Shotaro Akiyama since the end of the war. After the war, he released a series that captured the portraits of musicians from around the world who came to Japan for performances as "Musicians of the World", and in the 1970s, "Family Nude" planned on Nippon Television's "Lunch Wide Show". However, it has been popular for nearly five years, and in 1974, it published "Janet" (Nippon Television), which was modeled after Janet Hatta, the wife of former professional baseball player Koichi Tabuchi. This book is the first book published in 1949, shortly after the war, and consists of female nudity and portraits published at a time when the concept of "nude" was not yet generally pervasive. At the end of the book, "About Shoji Otake" by Kineo Kuwabara is published, and it is described as "a world with an American sense that has settled Japanese lyric poetry."