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"Cui Cui" is a collection of works by Japanese female photographer Rinko Kawauchi. To put it in fashion terms, he is a very "real clothes" photographer, and his selection of motifs, expressions that are moderately restrained, compositions and coloring, etc., are the central expressions that many Japanese women have. It may be said that he is a person. A number of works that could be described as "accessible contemporary art" rather than "accessible luxury." This book is one of Kawauchi's masterpieces, along with ``Utatane'' and ``Fireworks.'' The following is from the photographer's website text: ``The memories of growing up being loved and protected by the adults around you will never fade.'' ``Cui Cui'' is a family memory that Rinko Kawauchi has been photographing for 13 years. A New Year's gathering, my brother's wedding, my grandfather's death, the birth of a new life...A normal family where ordinary events accumulate.The scenery of my hometown filled with the scent of people and the land is in the air.Meetings and farewells As we repeat this process, the family continues to live on in our memories.It gently awakens the family album that everyone has." 1st printing.