Publisher/秋津書店

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A collection of collaborative works by Japanese poet, playwright and translator Saburo Akagi, and artist and picture book writer Seizo Tashima and photographer Shigeru Akimoto. This book is the third collection of poems by Saburo Akagi following "Hometown is Angry (1966)" and "Story Poetry Piece (1969)". A collection of works that tackles the current events of 1969 head-on, and combines rich narrative with real-life depictions. In addition to the poems by Akagi, what makes this book an "art book" is the illustrations by photographer Shigeru Akimoto and the composition by Akimoto himself, and the illustrations by Seizo Tashima. Shigeru Akimoto, who has been active in the commercial world and has worked on many editorial works in parallel with his own writer activities, Seizo Tashima, who has worked on numerous picture books such as "Chikarataro" and "Tobebata", and many later. It is also an early collaboration between the two artists who co-authored. Obi missing. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)