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Commemorative first issue of the magazine "Taiyo" launched by Heibonsha in 1963. According to the words of the first issue at the end of the book, "Taiyo" is a magazine that can be taken home and enjoyed by the whole family. The magazine got off to a spectacular start as an answer to the question of how to satisfy people's visual desires, which became apparent during the period of rapid economic growth after the war. The page is composed mainly of photographs, including a special feature on Eskimos by Yukichi Watabe, and a school for the deaf-mute in Zurich, photographed by Rene Burri.
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