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"Inu no Toki (Acceptable)" is a collection of works by Daido Moriyama, a world-renowned photographer representing Japan. The "Inu" series, which he likens to a stray dog roaming the streets, includes "Inu no Toki" (1984, 1998, including the final chapter), which is a collection of text and photographs from his serialization in Asahi Camera, and "Inu to Fishnet Tights" (2015), which is composed only of vertical photographs in recent years. This book is a collection of works that began in 1995 at the request of Yutaka Kanbayashi, who was an editor at Sakuhinsha at the time and published "Journey to Something" and "Nippon Theater" at Getsuyosha (publisher), and was created over the course of nearly a year. It is one of the representative works of the 1990s. It is composed mainly of images taken around 1970 after his debut collection "Nippon Theater Photo Album," and is a unique edit in which the photographs intersect in "New York," "Okinawa," and "Tokyo." At the end of the book, a bilingual account of his life from age 26 to age 45, which corresponds to the same period as the collected works, is compiled in both English and Japanese, and a separate volume includes a conversation with Takuma Nakahira, his first since "Goodbye Photography." It's a gorgeous book well worth a look. (Some pages have traces of pasting.)