This is a collection of photographs by the late photographer Hiroo Oikawa. It is an unusual collection, capturing the people who visited Asakusa over a period of 30 years. What lies at the end of his gaze emerges through the expressions and postures of the photographed subjects. What is beauty? This collection brings such a question to mind. The captions accompanying the portraits, for which he put in as much energy as he did into taking the photos, are also wonderful. The cover has some scratches and wrinkles, but the main body has no damage. The contents are also in good condition, with no noticeable distortions, tears, folds, or stains. There are no problems with viewing, but please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a new-like condition. We cannot accommodate requests after purchase. 24 x 19 x 2.3 cm 197 pages Published August 8, 2011 (First Edition)