Kids（Japanese Edition） Larry Clark Fiction Inc/1996/Japanese/180*203*10 The Japanese edition of Kids, the photo collection by Larry Clark, one of America's most iconic photographers. A master photographer representing youth and subculture scenes, Larry Clark continues to enjoy immense popularity in Japan. Born and raised in the small town of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Clark became deeply involved with drugs starting at age 14. For about three years, he continuously injected amphetamines, documenting this period through photographs published as ‘TULSA (1971)’. This personal story depicted the unknown underbelly of American life: the terror of being unable to escape drugs, the anguish of youth rebelling against a conservative environment, and the suffocating stagnation of small-town life. It resonated deeply with young people worldwide, cementing TULSA as Clark's masterpiece. This book, composed of still photographs from the film Kids—written by Harmony Korine, then 19, and directed by Clark—stands as a masterpiece alongside TULSA.