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Japanese photographer Yasuko Kasaki's photo book "Harajuku Takenoko Zoku". After graduating from university, Yasuko Kasaki worked as a magazine editor and published numerous translations and essays in the 1980s and 1990s. She currently resides in New York and continues to work as a spiritual counselor and healer. This book, "Harajuku Takenoko Zoku", is a phantom book that such an active Kasaki published before graduating from university. In 1980, a friend took me to see the bamboo shoots for the first time. I was attracted to the energy of teenagers dancing happily with bright eyes and sunny faces. After that, for more than a year, I went to Harajuku every Sunday with my camera hanging and filmed the dances of the Takenoko tribe. , I talked with the bamboo shoots I became friends with, and approached the depths of their hearts. A precious book that captures the hot and painful youth of young people who say that their families and schools are not fun, and that coming here on Sundays and dancing is their greatest happiness.