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Japanese photographer Jinichi Murakami's photo book "My Trip to Secluded Hot Spring Spots". Born in 1977, in 2000 while attending Tokyo Visual Arts, he won the Grand Prix in the photography category of the 16th Photo "Hitotsubo Exhibition", which is a public exhibition for young photographers. In addition, it won the 5th Visual Arts Photo Award Grand Prize and was compiled in 2007 as a photo book "To Ungakure Onsen". Jinichi Murakami has been active as an editor of the magazine "Nippon Camera" since 2008, and is also involved in editing books and photo books of photographers such as Kisei Kobayashi, Akihide Tamura, and Osamu Kanemura. This book is the first photo book published in 2007. In his late twenties, when he left the photo, he was touring hot springs all over Japan to escape from reality, and he regained his enthusiasm for photography and started taking pictures of the hot springs. A rough black-and-white photograph reminiscent of Daido Moriyama, who has also commented on the obi, shows the scene of a hot spring resort as if time had stopped. There is also a new edition re-edited in 2015 with new photos, but this is the original edition. Obi missing.