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Photo book "Tokyo Tokyo 1970-1985" by Masatoshi Naito, one of Japan's leading photographers. After graduating from the Department of Applied Chemistry, Waseda University, I got a job at Kurashiki Rayon (currently Kuraray) and worked there for a year before going freelance. Received the Japan Photo Critics Association Newcomer's Award for "Japanese Mummy", which was shocked by Sokushinbutsu at Dewa Sanzan, which he visited for photography. As an ethnologist, he published books such as "Mummy Faith Research (1974)" as well as publishing the photo collections "Old Woman: Folk Faith in Tohoku (1979)" and "Tono Monogatari (1983)". . This book is "The Darkness of Tokyo" recorded over 15 years by a unique photographer who has continued to photograph the dark world of Tohoku. Excerpt from the text below "The deep pitch-black darkness of Dewa Sanzan created a 'religion' that stared at the inner side of the human spirit, but the shining darkness of Edo created a 'performing art' that scooped out the depths of the human heart. That's what it was." In addition to the interesting text "Notes on Tokyo," this is a full-fledged book that was created by the photographer himself, including the photographs, text, composition, title, and binding. Obi missing.