An early seminal photobook by Miyako Ishiuchi. Centered on postwar wooden apartment buildings, the work shifts focus away from the residents themselves to the traces of life they leave behind—stains on the walls, scratches on the floors, and the cramped interiors. Through these details, Ishiuchi captures the passage of time and the lingering presence of bodies. Rooted in her own formative experiences, her subjective gaze, combined with a coarse, grainy visual language, vividly conveys poverty, confinement, and the memory of the city. Positioned as the starting point of Ishiuchi’s photographic practice, the book overlays personal history with social history through the lens of domestic space. Winner of the 4th Kimura Ihei Award. Includes a handwritten letter by the artist. CONDITION Slight rubbing to the cover. Otherwise in very good condition. SHIPPING Shipped via EMS or DHL. Delivery is available within one week, with a tracking number provided.