Publisher/日本郵政グループ

Google翻訳
When the "postal privatization" appealed by former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi started in earnest in October 2007, a large-scale commercial was delivered with a catch copy of "To Japan where you can love one person." The splendor of the image attracted a lot of people's attention and became a hot topic at that time, but Yoshihiko Ueda, a representative photographer in Japan, was in charge of the visual. Ueda is in Japan to reflect the strength of owning a huge business office of 24,000 at that time, which is not found in private logistics companies, the people who work there, and the desire to deliver mail even in remote areas. I visited various places, took pictures of everyday life naturally without prior notice, and then got permission to post to the subject, and I piled up the plates. This is a photo book that summarizes the series of visuals (note that there are no credits etc. in this book). It is also a book to know the greatness of Ueda.