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A photo book "Living Hiroshima (Tenth Edition, Fair Copy)" by Ken Domon (1909 --1990), one of Japan's leading photographers. Ken Domon became a disciple of Kotaro Miyauchi Photo Studio at the end of Uenoike, Tokyo, and became aspiring to be a news photographer. In 1935, he participated in "Nippon Kobo", which is presided over by Yonosuke Natori, and was in charge of shooting for the external advertising magazine "NIPPON". Even after the war, he was particular about realism such as "absolutely non-directed absolute snap", and also released masterpieces that cut out traditional Japanese culture such as temple Buddha statues from a unique perspective, and Japan such as "Appearance", "Hiroshima" and "Children of Chikuho". Has produced a masterpiece photo book that remains in the history of photography. This book consists of "Hiroshima," 13 years after the atomic bomb was dropped, and works that document the actual situation of people who visited the area again 23 years later and suffered from the aftereffects of radiation exposure. Published in 1999, 10th edition. (Several pages in the second half, with thin creases)