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A photo collection of Japanese photographer Hiromi Onkai "Tokyo Maze-Tokyo Labyrinth-". After graduating from Hosei University philosophy department, after working for the prefectural office, Hiromi Onami began to aspire to be a photographer while working as a truck driver, shipyard engineer, offshore tuna fishing boat crew, working at a development office, etc. As a result of being born and raised in Yamagata country town, we set a distance from places of Halle such as Shinjuku, Shibuya and Roppongi, and while taking a walk in the downtown area like Ueno and Asakusa, we felt familiarity and interest, people of Asakusa Start shooting portraits of Beautiful portraits that capture the inside of human beings are also published in publications such as "Portrait of the kings", "PERSONA", "Asakusa Portraits", etc., and have received high acclaim worldwide. This book is "a collection of portraits of space" in Tokyo and street corners that I have been shooting since 1973. When shooting portraits in Asakusa, it is the logic of portrait photography that describes the internality and personality of the subject, thinking that it will not be possible to take landscape photographs, and without taking the picture of people, it is exudes to the place there It contains illustrations taken with a focus on describing 'smell' and 'shadows of people'. "Tokyo Story" by a photographer who has moved from Yamagata to Tokyo. First edition, first printing.