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Japanese photographer Takuma Nakahira's photo book "For a Language to Come". After working as an editor for the magazine Gendai no Me, he began taking photographs in the mid-1960s and at the same time began writing photographs. Provoke” was launched, and the concept that completely overturned conventional aesthetics and thinking left a big mark on the history of Japanese photography. Since then, he is a great artist who has published photo books such as "Atarashi no Gaze", "ADIEU AX", and "hysteric Six NAKAHIRA Takuma" while suffering from illness and handicapped in memory and language ability. This book is a long-awaited reprint of the early representative work of Takuma Nakahira, who reigns as a monumental postwar Japanese photography. Unlike the first edition original, it was designed by Kazunari Hattori, and the text at the end of the book is omitted. Comes with a separate English booklet of Takuma Hira's essay. (Scratches, stains, damage to the cover, damage to the booklet)