Shunsetsusho Nobuyoshi Araki Kawade-shobo/1999/138*198*40/Japanese Shashin Shosetsu Haruyuki Sho" is a collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of the leading postwar photographers in Japan. In the postwar period of the 1960s and after, Japanese photography gave birth not only to "realism," "journalism," and "documentary" photography, but also to new forms of expression such as "visual photography" and "contemporary photography. It was also the beginning of photography based solely on a private, personal line, and those with a particularly strong insistence on this line were also called "private photography. In other words, it "photographs me" through the subject. Since the 1990s, he has often used the expression "private diary," and has published several collections of the same title, but this is a "photographic novel" by Araki, published in 1999. This is a "photographic novel" by Araki, published in 1999 and entitled "Dedicated to Junichiro Tanizaki and Sophie Caru. It is a series of approximately 450 pages of Araki's photographic novels without text.