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American photographer Eugene Smith's photo book "Hitachi Reminder". Eugene Smith left behind many historical works such as "Minamata", a collection of photographs recording the actual situation of Minamata disease. During World War II, when he joined as a war news photographer, he was damaged by a cannonball and spent two years in medical treatment. When he visited the Chisso factory in Japan, he was involved in the assault of a labor union and his spinal cord was broken, resulting in blindness in one eye. The ultimate photojournalist dedicated to news photography. In addition, Smith published "Japan ... a chapter of image", a collection of works symbolizing the reconstruction of postwar Japan with the motif of "industry and human beings" at the request of Hitachi, Ltd. in the early 1960s. A company address book created in 1962 using a part of the plate. This is a reprint reprinted in commemoration of the 1996 "Eugene Smith's Japan" exhibition. English words related to "Hitachi" and "Industry" are written for each alphabet, and the colors of Smith's photography and A unique book containing monochrome plates.