Publisher/写真評論社

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A photo book "Come Up" by Tetsuya Ichimura, one of Japan's leading photographers. Born in Nagasaki in 1930, Ichimura lost his mother at the age of 27 when he was 7 years old, and also experienced the atomic bombing. After studying at Nihon University for a year after moving to Tokyo, he continued to take photographs while experiencing more than 10 occupations. . After that, Tetsuya Ichimura made a name for himself with avant-garde nude works and portraits of women based on "sex" and "landscape." This book is one of Ichimura's masterpieces published by Shinya Yoshimura's Photo Critics, and is also included in "History of Japanese Photography 1956-1986" by photography historian Ryuichi Kaneko. The following is an excerpt from the main text: "While living in the reality of today, all human beings eventually buried their bones in this land, and I wanted to think about our 'own soul' in the natural course of weathering. I photographed the bodies of humans with natural sexuality and the landscapes that can be seen in Japan.To think about the "soul" that cannot be seen in reality, through the realism of photography, the fundamental Japanese. I touched the nature and the soil of it.”