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This is the debut work of Seiichi Motohashi, a photographer and film director, and won the 1968 Sun Award. He started taking photographs as a graduation project of Tokyo College of Photography, and for the next few years he took photographs that were close to the lives of people who went to Chikuho in Kyushu and coal mining in Hokkaido and worked at coal mines. Photographs of many victims and bereaved families who died in the coal mine, and the site where many coal mines are closing due to the transition from coal to oil due to the energy revolution in the 1960s are carefully cut out. A new edition published about half a century after the first edition was published in 1968.
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