Publisher/全日本学生写真連盟

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The "All Japan Student Photography Federation" was officially formed from the early 1950s by universities and high schools all over the country. From the latter half of the 1960s to the latter half of the 1970s, "Hiroshima ● Hiroshima ● hirou-shima" was supported by Tatsuo Fukushima, an art and photo critic who actually taught the group, and graduates and other fellow students. Anonymous group that left behind numerous photo books that have made their name in the history of Japanese photography. According to historian Ryuichi Kaneko, the main body of their activities is from the form of "co-production" by the early student members, gradually individual individuals take pictures on their own with their own awareness of the problem under a common theme. It is said that the transition to "group photography behavior" has changed to "Hiroshima" and "our country is not on this earth". This book is a collection of works published by the Students' Union published in 1978. Photographs of student members from all over Japan selected from the sea, which has more than 30,000 photographs. Also includes an interview with Tatsuo Fukushima and Shomei Tomatsu, who is also one of the alumni.