Publisher/日本カメラ社

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Tatsuo Nakamura, "Snow Cherry Blossoms". 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. Other examples include "Tetsuya Asada Shuraba Note" (KK Bestsellers), "Portrait of Jakunami" (Takeshobo), and "The Moon Fallen in the Illusionary City Water" (private version). Is a recent work published in 2012, a collection of personal works published in hopes of the reconstruction of Tohoku with my father who was born in Miyagi prefecture and died after the Great East Japan Earthquake. This book is fascinating with a quaint landscape reminiscent of Harayoshi City and the sex appeal of women who occasionally peek.