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Japanese photographer Masato Sudo's photo book "Ransho Japanese Tattooing (Sixth Printing With OBI)". In the 1970s, he was discovered by Yasuhiro Ishimoto, one of Japan's leading photographers, and became a freelancer after serving as an assistant for several years. When he was enrolled at Tokyo College of Photography, he was fascinated by the beauty of the carvings worn by one of the truck guys when he shot "Dekotora". Since then, he has been pursuing "tattoos" for over 30 years. This book is the 1st photo book published in 1987 and reprinted several times. In order to remove prejudice and prejudice against "tattoo" and express its "beauty" and high "artistic", the head and limbs, that is, the personality and facial expression of the model, are removed and photographed as one object. We pursue beauty with the delicacy of tattoos. In addition, using the effect of the kaleidoscope, the object that combines multiple models perfectly expresses its unique color and three-dimensional beauty. Preface: Tadasu Iizawa, Donald Reach. First edition, sixth edition. With obi.