Publisher/毎日新聞社

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This is a combination of the 1974 edition of Camera Mainichi's ``Album'' series of works solicited from both professionals and amateurs in the 1970s. Kazuo Nishii, who worked as an editor under Shoji Yamagishi, said that Camera Mainichi and Shoji Yamagishi's greatest achievements in the 1970s were ``introducing Diane Arbus to Japan'' and ``establishing the album album.'' '' in his book ``Homage to Photo Editor Shoji Yamagishi'' (2002). There was a time when being featured in an album was a gateway to success, not only for amateurs who enjoy photography, but also for photographers who aspired to become professionals. This book also features Hiroo Kikai, who passed away in October 2020,'s ``Sentient Enri'', Michiko Matsumoto, who is known for her portraits of female artists, ``Liv!'', Mitsugu Onishi's ``The Woman on Three Pages'', and ``Port Town Blues''. It is full of highlights, including works from the fledgling days of photographers who are still active at the forefront today, such as Nobuo Nakamura's ``Himoiku Chinatown'' and Hama Noboru's ``Black Summer 2''. (Comes with a box for transportation. However, there is a name and writing on the box.)