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Japanese photographer Atsushi Fujiwara's photo book "Poet Island (Signed)". Atsushi Fujiwara, who has a rare career after the age of 40, started a photo studio in 2005 with an architectural design office, restaurant management, and started working on photography in earnest. However, in collaboration with Akira Hasegawa, who is also known for editing Masahisa Fukase's "Ravens", he published the photo magazine "Asphalt" and made efforts to pursue new possibilities of photography along with his own photography activities. I am a photographer who has been This book is the fourth collection of works published in 2015. The stage is Nagashima, Okayama Prefecture. There is a facility called "Nagashima Aiseien" for the treatment of Hansen's disease patients, and since Fujiwara's uncle used to work as an office worker at this facility, he visited once when he was a child. Fujiwara, who revisited after 35 years, left behind Kaijin Akashi, a resident of this island who was said to be a legendary poet before the war. With the words, "There is no light," the traces and signs of the inhabitants are engraved on the camera. Autographed by a photographer .