Publisher/Zen Foto Gallery

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Kazuo Kitai's photo book "Agitators Kazuo Kitai Works 2", one of Japan's leading photographers. He began taking photographs on his own while attending the Faculty of Arts at Nihon University, and announced in 1965 "resistance" depicting the opposition to the call of a nuclear submarine to the U.S. military base in Yokosuka. We will continue to take pictures of the nuclear submarine movement as a reportage, and from 1969 we will summarize the lifestyles of people who continue to live in the struggle against the construction of New Tokyo International Airport as "Sanrizuka". In the 1970s, he won the 1st Kimura Ihei Award for "To the Village," which documents the lives of rural people left behind in the high-growth era. Kazuo Kitai, a documentary photographer who continued to capture ordinary everyday life with a warm look, with excellent theme setting and outstanding aesthetics. Although this book was tried to be published as the second work after the announcement of "Resistance", it is a group of phantom works that were unavoidably abandoned at that time, and it is written as "Kazuo Kitai's work collection 2" with the intention of a sequel to "Resistance". .. Limited to 1000 copies.