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Japanese photographer Kishin Shinoyama's photo book ``A Fine Day''. This book is a representative work of early works published in 1975. A photo collection consisting of a series serialized in Asahi Graph magazine for six months starting in April 1974. The cover says, ``A groundbreaking photo book that opens up new documentary horizons.'' With the responsiveness of his body, he jumps to events like an animal, finding in them an empty time illuminated by the sun in the wilderness, and creating unique photographs that reveal a strange richness and barrenness. A straight and simple gaze without any tricks. A collection of works that condenses Kishin Shinoyama's attitude and vision as a photographer. From celebrities such as Koichi Wajima, Momoe Yamaguchi, Shigeo Nagashima, and Yoko Ono, to the general public, to the unique features and natural phenomena of Japan such as Mt. Fuji, major earthquakes, typhoons, and the rainy season. It is a documentary about the photographer himself who put it together, and it is also a documentary that depicts Japan's politics, economy, and society in the 1970s. Comes with a booklet "About 'Sunny Days'". First edition. Shipping box missing. The separate volume ``Over Sunny Days'' is missing. (included in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)