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Japanese photographer Kosuke Okahara's photo book "Fukushima Fragments". Kosuke Okahara, who started taking photographs when he was a university student, is now active as a news photographer in Central and South America, Africa, Japan, etc., and has major domestic and overseas publishers and newspapers as clients. He has held exhibitions around the world and has received many awards. Recently, he has also worked on image photography for the collection brand "Comme des Garcons", and is a representative of young contemporary photographers, and is a noted photographer who has received high praise from around the world. This book is a book composed of cut-out plates of "Fukushima Fragments" after the Great East Japan Earthquake. In July 2011, four months after the earthquake, Okahara drove from Tokyo to Fukushima while the world's press withdrew one after another. Documenting the world's safest and transformed appearance of the earth, with a strong sense of mission as a photographer, while feeling unprecedented danger. A story that makes us feel the strong will and hope of human beings even in the midst of misery, disappointment, and cruelty. It is engraved with solid facts that will never be forgotten and must not be forgotten.