A Diary Nobuyoshi Araki Libroport/190*265*25/1995/Japanese A photo book "A Diary" by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. This book was published in March 1995 and consists of dated photographs from January to December 1995, as it is called "Diary". However, since it was published in March, it is not possible to take a picture of December, of course, because Araki is taking pictures by playing with the date setting. What is developed here is not a strict diary, but a fictitious diary, a story. Two daily snapshots are posted on one page with bleeds, and each one seems to be trimmed horizontally. The figure of Robert Frank taken on the balcony of Araki's house. "None of the images in'A Diary'are dramatic or stunning. They are just a stack of ordinary, mundane everyday landscapes, and from that very flow. It's like a physiological sigh where you can hear Araki's own daily rhythm. But that's where the story of everyday life begins. "(Shunji Ito," For the Story of Time "-Araki From the photo book "A Diary" of Keiei). Obi missing.