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"Matsue (Reprint Edition)" co-authored by Shoji Ueda, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war, and Tanichiro Hanto, a writer from Izumo. This book was republished in 2014 on the 60th anniversary of the opening of the publisher, Sanin Broadcasting. The original version was published in 1978. In the early 1960s, editor-in-chief Yasuji Hanamori, who was visiting the area for a special feature on Matsue in "Kurashi no Techo," said, "Why don't you put Hanto-kun's document on Mr. Ueda's photo and publish a photo book? "The beginning of the matter. Since then, the days have passed while saying that I should do it, and in 1978, when Mr. Hanamori died suddenly, I finally saw the light of day from the local Sanin Broadcasting. Most of the plates were taken in the 1960s, and even the newest one was taken in 1968. Ueda carried a heavy Linhof and tried to depict Matsue's old historic cityscape and Japanese atmosphere by choosing rainy or cloudy days as much as possible. Shoji Ueda looks good on the word "modern," but I think this book perfectly expresses the taste of "history" and "tradition."