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A photo book "Aila (First Edition)" by Rinko Kawauchi, a leading female photographer in Japan. Born in 1972. She graduated from Seian Women's Junior College in 1993 and has been a freelancer since 1997. In the same year, he won the 9th Hitotsubo Exhibition Grand Prix at Guardian Garden. In 2002, he won the 27th Kimura Ihei Photo Award for Utatane and Fireworks, and in 2005 he held a solo exhibition at the Fondation Cartier Museum in Paris. Since then, Rinko Kawauchi has been highly acclaimed both in Japan and abroad for her energetic creative activities. This book is a collection of photographs published by Littlemore in 2004. Over the course of four years, we have been tracking the birth of life, and while dealing with the small lives of animals such as humans, chicks, horses, dogs, and turtles, we have created animals, plants, insects, and natural scenery with a sense of transparency that is unique to Kawauchi. Cropped in the photo. “The mystery of the moment when various creatures are born, the preciousness of being alive, the buzz of life in the natural world, the dynamism, the joy, the beauty, and the transience. It invites you to the borderline of death.” (From the publisher). In addition, a revised edition was also released in 2005, but this is the first edition published in 2004. (Obi sticker missing)