Publisher/新潮社

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A photo book of Japanese photographer Ichiro Kojima. Ichiro Kojima, a legendary photographer who was born in Aomori and continued to photograph the climate of Aomori. After three years of service, he began taking photographs under the influence of his father in the early 1950s, and until his death in 1964 at the young age of 39, he worked as a photographer for only about 10 years. After the end of the war, Kojima was hit by a feeling of intense collapse when he saw the ruined city of Aomori, which was the largest air raid in Tohoku. Fascinated by the silent working farmer, he is encouraged to reflect and find hope to live. Since then, the climate photography of Aomori, which has been taken for four years, caught the eye of Yonosuke Natori, a pioneer of news photography, and in 1958 he held a solo exhibition in Tokyo. The beautiful scenery and people of Aomori who continued to capture with a strong passion of "human strength, landscape that does not compromise with humans ... I want to express such things" and "I want to go with modeling beauty rather than snapshots". A climate period created in collaboration with Yojiro Ishizaka, poetry, Kyozo Takagi, and prints, Junichiro Sekino. 1963, first edition. With obi.