Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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Japanese photographer Satoshi Arai's photo book ``Two Visas -Satoshi Arai's China and America Photo Book-''. Satoshi Arai's background is not clear and is not specifically mentioned in this book, but looking at the included illustrations, you can see just how excellent a photographer he was. The first half consists of illustrations taken in New York, USA, and the second half in China over a period of several months to years, and the New York setting is the ``subway''. Subway was the most feared vehicle at the time, with many gangsters and poor people riding on it. Masterpiece photographs that captivated many photographers include ``Many are called'' by American master Walker Evans, ``Subway'' by Bruce Davidson of Magnum Photos, and ``Subway New York'' by Swiss photographer Willie Spiller. Subway, which created the collection. Satoshi Arai's Subway is no better than them. In the second half, the setting shifts to China, and the film sharply depicts the daily lives of Chinese people who live peacefully and spiritually rich despite their poverty. The book's depiction of America and China, fear and security, and the selection and comparison of subjects is extremely unique, and should be considered an unknown masterpiece. First edition published in 1979. Signed by the photographer .