Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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Japanese photographer Hisato Takarada's photo book ``The Train That Can't Stop''. Born in Toyama Prefecture in 1947, he began his career in earnest in the 1960s, publishing numerous photo magazines and photo books, as well as holding exhibitions.In the early days of his career, he photographed snapshots and portraits taken while traveling domestically and internationally. In the latter half of his career, he has also released works that use large cameras to photograph waterfalls, trees, cherry blossoms, etc. all over Japan. In particular, Hisato Takarada's masterpiece ``People'', which is a collection of dramas about people from all over the world, is a masterpiece that he traveled to more than 70 countries around the world for several years starting in his mid-twenties. This book is a little-known debut work that was self-published in 1971. Inspired by Tetsuya Ichimura's ``Japanese Eroticism,'' which was published in Camera Mainichi, this is a personal documentary-like book that depicts the island nation of Japan and his own feelings, taken while traveling throughout Japan. Although it doesn't have the same level of eroticism as Ichimura, there are some similarities with "Come Up" in its Japanese roots. Tetsuya Ichimura himself is in charge of editing, and the cover design is by Koichi Inakoshi.This is a luxurious and artistic collection of works.