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Japanese photographer Harayoshi's photo book "The City Where I Saw The Angels". Since the 1980s, Yoshiichi Hara has created many lyrical works full of Japanese emotion and humanity, such as portraits of outsiders such as strippers and entertainers. In the 1990s, we did not actively hold exhibitions, but since 2000, we have changed the conventional style, such as "current darkness", "while there is light", and "everlasting insects", and dream and reality. We are energetically presenting emotional works that come and go. As an early representative work, Harayoshi's pronoun "Stripper Encyclopedia", which was published in a private edition in 1982, is famous. , It consists of illustrations taken in "Rio de Janeiro", which was headed in search of new "dancers". This is a rare collection of Hara's overseas photography works, including carnival dancers and ordinary people.