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Kazuo Kitai, who closely followed and photographed the so-called extremists such as Zengakuren and Zenkyoto in the 1960s, continued to hide the film and solid prints from that time, changed his place of residence every six months, and avoided the attention of the police. He says it was a time of escape. Time passed, and in 2018, just as the 50th anniversary of the Zenkyoto was approaching, the photographer pulled out the sketchbook he had made at the time using solid paper, scanned all the pages, and digitally printed them to bring the era of extremism back to the modern day. revived. Signed.
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