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Murouji Temple (Uda City, Nara Prefecture), known as "Women's Koya", was the temple that Ken Domon (1909-1990) loved the most. are doing. This book is his first published photo book of Muroji Temple, and it is also a collection of works that won the 9th Mainichi Publishing Culture Award and the Photographic Society of Japan Distinguished Service Award. It is a rare item that includes a signature and handwritten calligraphy ("She was fair-skinned, but had freckles all over her face, a round nose, a very forehead, and thin eyes that were always smiling."), but this is the book. It is thought to be a quote from the scene in the text where the village girl Teruko and Domon meet near Kiyomizuya (an inn where Domon stayed near Murouji Temple). Domon's view of the world at Murouji Temple is further expanded. Signed.
"A few years later, when I went to Murouji Temple, her father had died. Teruko was an orphan and lived alone in the house, but she was still learning to sew. I didn't get to see her because she was going to the...
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