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A collection of works by Michiko Matsumoto, one of Japan's leading female photographers after the war, "Women Come Alive (With OBI)". In an era when "male and female servants" were prioritized, men were the main players in society, and "shooting was a man, and shooting was a woman", the women's liberation movement in the 1970s focused on "woman". Michiko Matsumoto is a young female photographer who turned her lens to a female artist who longed to be active on the front lines. Matsumoto's target is basically always "female", and he has always seen women from the perspective of being a woman and has continued to convey the wonders of women to the table. This book contains numerous records of women's liberation in Japan and abroad in the 1970s, as well as portraits of Eiko Ishioka, Tokiko Kato, and Yoko Ono. "Women who are willing to live on their own are beautiful" "Strong and laid-back women are beautiful" This is a document of eight years of women who repeatedly asked themselves, and photographer Michiko Matsumoto's 20s. It is also a record of the growth of. With obi.