Publisher/集英社

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Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers, has published over 500 photobooks and is highly acclaimed worldwide. Influenced by his father, who was a geta craftsman and an amateur photographer, he started photography. While taking advertising photos, Araki explored new photographic arts using the company's equipment, and since the 1970s, he has released sensational works such as "Oh Japan" and "Sentimental Journey". This book, "Photo Novel", is a collection of photographs published in 1981. Starting at home in the morning, on the way to the nearest station, on the station platform, meeting with numerous women, the Tokyo Marathon, and the award ceremony for the Akutagawa-Naoki Prize. At the beginning and end of the book, there is a dialogue with poet and novelist Taeko Tomioka, in which Araki said, ``In short, I couldn't help but want to do the most about time. That's why I think what I want to do the most right now is starve for time." I'm here.