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Kunio Yanagita (1875-1962) recorded and compiled Tono's folk tales told by Kizen Sasaki (1886-1933), a folk tale collector and novelist from the Tono region of Iwate prefecture at the end of the Meiji era. "Tono Monogatari". This book is a photographer, Daido Moriyama's version of Tono Monogatari. It is said that he took Koichi Tokunaga to take a picture of "Tono", which had been stuck in the inner corner of his heart for some time. Beginning with color photographs on the first few pages, monochrome photographs with a narrative feel like folk tales follow. At the end of the book, Moriyama's thoughts on Tono are spelled out.
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