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Japanese photographer Hiroo Kikai's photo book "Tokyo Labyrinth (Second Printing)". After graduating from the Department of Philosophy of Hosei University and working for the prefectural office, Hiroo Kikai began to aspire to be a photographer while working as a truck driver, a shipyard worker, a pelagic tuna fishing boat crew, and a photofinishing laboratory. Born and raised in a rural town in Yamagata, the people of Asakusa became familiar and interested as they walked around the familiar downtown areas of Ueno and Asakusa, away from the places of Halle such as Shinjuku, Shibuya and Roppongi. Start shooting portraits of. Beautiful portrait works that show the inside of human beings are summarized in publications such as "Portrait of Kings", "PERSONA", and "Asakusa Portraits", and are highly evaluated worldwide. This book is a collection of portraits of space on the streets of Tokyo, which I have been taking since 1973. When I was shooting a portrait in Asakusa, I thought that I could take a landscape photograph with the logic of portrait photography that depicts the inner nature and personality of the subject, so I dared to bring it out there without taking a picture of the person Contains plates taken with a focus on portraying'smell'and'shadows of people'. "Tokyo Monogatari" by a photographer who came to Tokyo from Yamagata. First edition and second edition.