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Hysteric Ten is a collection of works by Japan's leading photographer, Sawatari Hajime. Born in Tokyo in 1940, Sawatari won a monthly prize in the magazine Sankei Camera during his high school years, worked on many magazine projects during his time at Nihon University of the Arts, and after graduation, he became an assistant to Takanashi Yutaka at the Japan Design Center, making him an elite photographer. However, during his university days, Sawatari was in the same class as Kishin Shinoyama, and although they were old acquaintances who even worked next to each other at one time, he said that there were many times when he felt inferior to Shinoyama, who was always ahead of him. However, he continues to be active at the forefront of photography, and the new edition of his masterpiece Alice has also been extremely popular. This book was published as the 10th issue of the "hysteric" series of famous photographers, edited by Osamu Wataya and Michitaka Ota of Sokyusha in the early 2000s, by Hysteric Glamour. It is a collection of nudes and landscapes by model Misaki and Octopus. Limited to 600 copies. (No edition number, AP edition)
