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A photo book by Japanese photographer Seiichi Motohashi, "People on the Seikan Liaison Ship". Seiichi Motohashi, a leading documentary photographer and film maker in Japan. He has been a freelance photographer since the 1960s, chasing the lives of people living in a closed society such as coal mines, popular entertainment, circus, slaughterhouses, fish bank markets, and Chernobyl, which is hard to say in a glamorous world. He is a photographer who has left many meaningful works that include various social messages. This book is composed of illustrations taken by the Seikan Ferry, which connects the now-defunct Aomori and Hakodate, which ended its role in 1988. The basis is the work published in the June 1987 issue of "Mother's Friend" published by Fukuinkan Shoten, and Shigeru Sato, who was in charge of editing at that time, was in charge of the text of this book, Motohashi. The appearance is that it is co-authored with.