Publisher/みすず書房

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``Yachimata Corridor of Kings (With OBI)'' is a collection of works by Hiroo Kikai, one of Japan's leading photographers. Hiroo Kikai is one of the world's best photographers and a leading expert in portrait photography. Since 1973, I have continued to visit Asakusa for decades, taking portraits of people in the city with my camera. Most people probably won't even try to stop. However, it also captures the beauty and love that every human being must possess. This book is Kikai's 3rd photo book published on the occasion of Misuzu Shobo's 50th anniversary, and it is not ``Portraits of Kings'' but ``Kings' Corridor.'' Like the first work, it consists of portraits taken in Asakusa. Contributions by 10 people including Atsuko Suga are included, and an excerpt from ``Hiroo Kikai's Mysterious Talent, Hiroi Individuality'' by Kazuko Shiraishi ``(...) Among him, there is no one as pitiful and strong as the king of the streets. There is nothing there. He is transfixed by the silence and pity of the common people. He is a transfixing writer. His eyes are transfixed by the strange and bizarre. Portraits are coming together one by one." Comes with an obi (but a different version obi).