Publisher/Zen Foto Gallery

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A collection of works by Hiromi Tsuchida, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war, "Autistic Space". Began full-scale activities in the 1970s, focusing on the folkloric side of Japan, and his first book "Sokujin", which approached the original image of the Japanese people. Since the 1980s, he has attracted attention with "Counting the Sand" and "Party", which captures the "crowds" that gather in cities and halls. The "Hiroshima" series has long been Tsuchida's central theme. From the front to the back of "Japan", from the past to the present and the future, in addition to his creative ideas and sharp insight, he is a wonderful photographer with clear concept making. This book is Tsuchida's phantom virgin work and won the 8th Taiyo Award. A drama filmed in 1971, set in Asakusa, during the year before he put an end to his salaryman life and started working as a freelance photographer. It also includes illustrations that are also included in "Zokushin", and at the end of the book, along with excerpts of the comments of the judges (Nobuo Ina, Ihei Kimura, Yasuhiro Ishimoto, etc.) at the time of winning the Taiyo Award, along with text by himself. It is