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Japanese photographer Takashi Homma's photo book ``Mushrooms from the Forest 2011''. Joined the advertising company Light Publicity while enrolled in Nihon University's College of Art (first since Kishin Shinoyama while enrolled in university). He has been active in the fashion magazine "id" since the 1990s, won the 24th Kimura Ihei Photography Award for the photo book "TOKYO SUBURBIA" published in 1999, and has continued to actively publish his works since 2000. Takashi Honma is one of Japan's leading photographers. This book is a collection of works taken in the forests of Fukushima immediately after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, consisting of forest landscapes and mushroom portraits. Collecting and shipping of mushrooms, which have the property of easily absorbing radioactive materials due to the scattering of radioactive materials, has been restricted. Honma listens to their hearts and takes pictures of the mushrooms standing still. Limited to 950 copies. (In addition, in the new edition of "Symphony: Children of the Forest" published in 2019, we travel not only to Fukushima but also to Chernobyl and the forests of Scandinavia that were affected by the accident, to find mushrooms damaged by the accident. It depicts a “symphony” played from the heart)