Publisher/新潮社

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Shoichi Ono, "Hyaku-Sai-Oh". Born in Gifu Prefecture in 1963, after graduating from a photography school, worked on AERA assignments and then worked as a freelance photographer. Continuing his creative activities under the theme of "the origin of life," he has taken pictures of living organisms such as Jomon cedar, Mt. Fuji, and even plants, and has captured the truth and mystery that resides in them. The work contained in this book is Ono's masterpiece and is also a Sun Award winning work. Ono, who met the 7200-year-old Jomon cedar on Yakushima and was deeply moved by the "power" that dwells there, focused on 100-year-old men and women, "Isn't it possible to get this impression from humans?" It consists of portraits taken with. If you look at it seriously, you will be overwhelmed by the overwhelming vitality that makes you feel your immaturity and weakness, and the dignified 100-year-old man and woman.