Publisher/深夜叢書社

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Japanese photographer Kenji Ishiguro's photo book "Hiroshima - Kenji Ishiguro Works 1 - Hiroshima Now (Acceptable)". For several years starting in 1969, during the Zankyōden series, he took portraits of Ken Takakura, who survived the oil crisis. Kenji Ishiguro, who is famous for the steel of "Human Evaporation". In addition, he is a photographer who has demonstrated his talent in a wide range of fields such as film director, script production, video, and novels, but this book is one of the best masterpieces in the history of photography in Japan and the world published in 1970. Depicts Hiroshima 20 years after the atomic bombing, which was said to be ``no plants will grow for 70 years''. A snapshot of the streets of Hiroshima, which has achieved a splendid reconstruction thanks to the desperate efforts of local people. Although there are few realistic illustrations that symbolize the atomic bombing, there are many examples, such as the "miracle breast," in which a child was born 10 years after the bombing, and the nipple regenerated into a keloid breast to produce breast milk. A documentary that strongly appeals to the atrocities left behind by the atomic bomb (USA), and the strength and vitality of Hiroshima and the people living there, through the traces of "From Hiroshima to Hiroshima". (Jacket, large damage)