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A photo book "Fridge / Ice Box" by Japanese female photographer Tokuko Shioda. Born in 1940, he studied photography with Kiyoshi Otsuji in Kuwasawa Design, his husband is Shinzo Shimao, a photographer, Maho Shimao, a cartoonist and columnist, and his younger brother, Shiro Minamihara. The perspective that continued to support the housework of the artist's family was homely and housewife. This book is a masterpiece of Tokuko Ushioda, along with "Bookscape Biblioteca" with the theme of "book". The Shioda family had a happy family life in an apartment in Gotoku-ji, Setagaya-ku. The "fridge" was a symbol of that happiness. My husband bought a refrigerator made in Sweden, which was a discounted product of the Imperial Japanese Army. Although it was rugged and inconvenient to use, he used it as the only furnishing, and began to take photographs as a substitute for it. Gradually, Shioda gradually took pictures of relatives, neighbors, and even refrigerators of friends. Through the illustrations of the refrigerator with the door closed and the refrigerator with the door open, although it looks uniform, people's lives and the variety of housework are condensed in it. This is a rare photo essay collection that expresses the individuality of.