Publisher/ミトローパ

Google翻訳
A photo book of Japanese photographer Joji Hashiguchi. Joji Hashiguchi, one of Japan's leading documentary photographers, has left many works with a high message through dialogue with "society" and "people". He visited the area before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall and continued to pursue the transformation of cities and people. It originates through portraiture and continues to make recommendations to modern society. This book is a collection of works that won the 18th Sun Award and is also the origin of Hashiguchi as a photographer. After a long trip, he moved to Tokyo from a rural town to become a photographer. Shinjuku said that he noticed while continuing to carry loneliness and anxiety about the future. Kabukicho, Shinjuku, which is said to be a human zoo, is a mixture of law and law. The "line of sight" of bad boys and girls on the street corner. What is beyond this line of sight? Hashiguchi decided to jump into them to find the answer. Their gaze, which was said to have fallen out, was their best. A masterpiece of social documentary that takes them head-on and sees the truth in the depths of their pure eyes. With obi. Autographed by a photographer .