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A collection of works by Hajime Sawatari, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Showa 35, Japan / Showa 35. Japan (Signed)". Born in Tokyo in 1940, when he was in high school, he won a prize in the monthly magazine "Sankei Camera", and when he was in college at Nichigei, he already worked on many magazines. Hajime Tasawatari. However, when he was in college, Kishin Shinoyama was a classmate of mine, and although he was an old acquaintance to the extent that they even worked next door to each other at one time, there were countless times when he felt inferior to Shinoyama, who was always ahead of the curve. That's what I'm talking about. This book is composed of illustrations taken when Sawatari was 20 years old when he had just met Shinoyama. A group of valuable works from the period when he was devoted to jazz and the security struggle and dreamed of becoming a documentary photographer. Among the works of Sawatari, who gained popularity as an actress, model, and idol, this is a unique work, and the illustrations clearly convey the turbulence of the post-war Showa era. No edition number (AP version). Signed by the photographer .