Publisher/白夜書房

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A collection of photographs by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Pseudo-Diary (First Printing) of Nobuyoshi Araki". This book is a photo collection published by Byakuya Shobo in 1980, but in the same year, "Nobuyoshi Araki's False Reportage" was also published, and the late 70's to 80's, including this book, were editors and late His work with Akira Ii stands out. Each page contains one snapshot with a date, arranged in chronological order from April 1, 1979. The last time was in 1992. At that time, Araki was shooting while changing the date setting of the camera, and it seems that such tricks are derived from the "fake" of this book. There are many female nudes, but the daily life captured by Araki is recorded, such as the scenery of the city, funerals, and one scene of "Zigeunerweisen" directed by Seijun Suzuki, which wrote the obi of this book. "In the end, the act of photography for me is to take a picture with a date. Photos are my life and my life, and a diary is a record of that day. It feels like it's perfect for me." (from "My Diary: Past"). 1st printing. Obi missing.