Publisher/プリンツ21

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This book is the June 1993 issue of the magazine ``Prinz 21'', a special issue on Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. From photographs that "record" the "public" to photographs that "record" the "private." One of the photographers represented by the term "personal photography" is Masahisa Fukase, who is currently overwhelmingly popular. As Yoko, his wife at the time, said, ``In the end, it was Masahisa Fukase himself who was photographed through the filter of me, Yoko.'' This is a private and sometimes fictional work based on his personal feelings and perspective. A story. Although the style may be different, this is an element similar to that of Nobuyoshi Araki, and it began with ``Sentimental Journey,'' which he self-published in 1971 and described his honeymoon with his wife Yoko. Since then, he has created ``personal photographs'' that are not ``personal novels'', capturing his daily life from his own mind and perspective, and sometimes even creating ``fictional'' and ``fake'' worlds. In addition to "Afternoon Reality," this book also includes a conversation with manga artist Kyoko Okazaki.