Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Tatsuo Nakamura "Ryusei No.1". Born in Tanashi, Tokyo in 1952, he became a freelancer after working in a studio, and since becoming an exclusive photographer for the magazine "Kindai Mahjong" in his 20s, he has been active mainly in magazines, and the name of Nakamura became especially famous. A drama depicting the world of yakuza represented by "Flower-eating swordsmen" (2001). The works that capture the fragments of the underworld in black and white are powerful, and Nakamura has been portraying the actual situation of the gangsters through a camera for nearly 40 years. In addition, "Yuki no Sakura" published by Nippon Camera in 2012 is a series of tasty plates with a nice monochrome atmosphere. This book is a collection of works published in a private edition in the 90's, and the back cover says "Tokyo Hamamatsucho AM 11:30", a photograph that continues to chase people living in a unique world such as sparrows and yakuza. A book captured by the house with a private look. This book is fascinated by the monochrome contrast and powerful close-up reminiscent of Daido Moriyama and others.