Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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Japanese photographer Keiichi Takigawa's photo book ``Human Recovery.'' Born in Nara Prefecture in 1944, after graduating from Kindai University, he studied photography at a vocational school and then studied under photographer Takayuki Ogawa. Since starting his freelance career in 1969, Takigawa has published numerous reportages from a journalistic perspective. The best example of this is a work titled ``A 17th Year Visit: Children Poisoned with Morinaga Arsenic Milk,'' which captures on camera the people who are still suffering since the tragic poisoning incident in 1955. He is also famous for ``The Elegant Life of a Freeman,'' which follows an old vagrant.It focuses on people who are generally ignored, and is a wonderful portrait captured with warm eyes and deep love. There are many left behind. This book is a collection of works published in a private edition in 1972, the same year as Morinaga, and is composed of illustrations from five welfare facilities for people with disabilities in Nara Prefecture, where he was born and raised. A human documentary by a photographer who is fascinated by the images of people who live freely, honestly, and to the fullest even though they are handicapped. (Previous owner's stamp on the colophon)