Publisher/新泉社

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Japanese photographer Tadao Mitome's photo book "Sanrizuka: Burning Hokuso Plateau (With OBI)". Tadao Mitome, a photojournalist representing Japan after the war. He was a news photographer who published a photo book "Document Pediatric Mahi Record" when he was enrolled in the Department of Photography, College of Art, Nihon University, and has been interviewing more than 70 countries around the world, including Asia and Africa. In 1982, he also won the 1st Domon Ken Award. In recent years, he published "3/11 FUKUSHIMA-555 days of radioactive contamination" related to the nuclear power plant problem, and he is still active as a photographer, but this book is a collection of works published in 1971. A masterpiece of Rio Mitome. A reportage that captures the opposition to the construction of Narita International Airport, commonly known as the "Sanrizuka (Narita) Struggle," from the perspective of local farmers. A masterpiece of the "Protest" collection of works that realistically depicts the overheated conflict between the inhabitants and the nation. Editing and composition by Kiyoshi Awazu and deep gravure printing are also excellent. With obi. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)