This is a photo book by the renowned Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki. It documents Araki's activities and daily life throughout the year 1991, with a central focus on his beloved dog, Chiro. The inception of this photo collection dates back to the beginning of 1991, following the death of Araki's wife, Yoko, in 1990. It captures Araki's life after losing Yoko, depicting his surroundings, acquaintances, landscapes, and the places he visited through snapshots. The collection showcases a transition from monochrome to color photographs, symbolizing the changing seasons and Araki's evolving emotions. Additionally, it features images of Yoko and later became part of another photo book titled "Shoko." Araki's work is known for its unique perspective and passionate expression, and this collection is considered a typical example of his artistry. Serving as a reflection of his personal experiences and emotions, "Diary of a Mad Photographer - Shot with Chiro, '91" holds significant importance for Araki's fans and photography enthusiasts alik