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Japanese female photographer Junko Yamagami's photo book "I'm home". Yamagami was born in Yokohama in 1957, graduated from the Tokyo College of Photography in 1980, and since then has held several exhibitions at PGI and other venues. Based in New York, he traveled and filmed throughout the United States after receiving a fellowship from the Asian Cultural Council (ACC), a foundation that supports cultural exchange between the United States and Asia and Asian countries in the fields of visual and performing arts. are doing This book is a book composed of illustrations recorded in the meantime, but the preface is the master Robert Frank. "Sumiko, I like your photos - they are memories from you, your memories, and ours...". Including Frank, I am fascinated by the deep illustrations that condense the "multifacetedness and diversity of America" that remind me of Lee Friedlander and Diane Arbus, who have continued to capture America.