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"Minamata Disease (Acceptable)" is a collection of works by Shisei Kuwabara, a photographer representing Japan after the war. Born in Shimane Prefecture in 1936, Fuminari Kuwabara studied photography at Tokyo Photo School (currently Tokyo College of Photography) from the third year after entering Tokyo University of Agriculture. Since then, Kuwabara has consistently worked as a freelance photojournalist, but since he was shocked by the feature article on Minamata disease published in Weekly Asahi, he has been covering it for more than 20 years. His representative work is about Minamata disease. Numerous publishers have published collections of works related to Minamata with different titles and editions, but this book, published by Sanichi Shobo in 1965, is the first, and also Kuwabara's first collection of works. . In addition to the photographic illustrations, Kuwabara himself summarizes the details of disputes, disputes, compensation, etc. under the title of "Social Aspects of Minamata Disease", and at the end of the book, "Shisei Kuwabara and The text "About Minamata disease" is also included. (Slipcase missing, some text pages are underlined)