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Rokkasho Village

Hitoshi Baba
JPU/1980/Japanese/185*255*10

Rokkesho Village” is a collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Jin Baba, born in 1948. After dropping out of the Tokyo College of Photography, Baba worked as a contract photographer for Fuji Television's Photo Office and the Social Sciences Department before going freelance. JPU Publishing, the publisher of this book, is based on a photography office called the Journalistic Photographers Union, to which Baba also belonged, and in this office participated Yasuaki Sakurai, Kosei Shimada, Takeshi Tsunoda, Yasuaki Chiba, Masaru Deguchi, Koji Miyamatsu, and Seiichi Motohashi, among others. Baba was in his early twenties when he traveled to Rokkesho Village, Aomori Prefecture, for eight years between 1972 and 1980, traveling there by night between jobs and wondering what he should focus on in this situation. The memoirs of Baba, who was in his early twenties, also reveal his search for a career in photojournalism, as he wondered what he should focus on in this situation. Through his long-term reporting, Baba reveals how the village and its people are changing (and how they remain the same) as the opposition movement subsides and development progresses.

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