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Japanese photographer Keizo Kitajima's photo book "Isolated Places (Signed)". He entered the legendary Terakoya-style photography school "WORKSHOP" run by Shomei Tomatsu and Daido Moriyama as a second-year student, and with the comrades he met there, he traveled to Okinawa and later founded the independently managed gallery "Image Shop CAMP" in Shinjuku 2-chome. Titled ``Photo Express Delivery'', we will be undertaking an unprecedented endeavor in which we will print out works that have been copied and printed night after night in Tokyo, and immediately present them at a gallery and create a booklet. Afterwards, he traveled to New York and plunged into the chaotic and chaotic city at the time, taking powerful flash-powered snapshots, which was published as a photo book, ``New York,'' which won the Kimura Ihei Award. Since then, he has gradually changed his photography style while visiting countries such as Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, and since the early 1990s he has stopped taking snapshots and turned to portraits that highlight human dignity and solid landscape photography. Masu. This book is a collection of landscape photos taken all over Japan since 2000. A poetic landscape created by a photographer who found ``something'' in the rural landscapes that can be found anywhere in the world's major cities, often forgotten. Signed by the photographer .