Publisher/朝日新聞社

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A collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war. From photographs that "record" the "public" to photographs that "record" the "private". Masahisa Fukase, who boasts overwhelming popularity today, is one of the photographers represented by the term "private photography." As Yoko, who was his wife at the time, said, ``In the end, it was Masahisa Fukase himself who was captured on camera through the filter of me, Yoko.'' story. This is an element that is common to Nobuyoshi Araki, even though the style is different, and it began with "Sentimental Journey", which was published in 1971 as a self-published story of his honeymoon with his wife, Yoko. Since then, he has captured his daily life from his own heart and eyes, and at times created a world of ``imaginary'' and ``fake,'' not just ``private novels,'' but ``private photography.'' This book is a collection of works compiled in the 90s with that title. The text "Private Relations" by Emi Yamada, a writer who has actually experienced the world of Araki's "private photography" as a model, is also interesting. Signed by the photographer .