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Her father is the novelist Taijun Takeda (1912-1976), her mother is the essayist Yuriko Takeda (1925-1993), and her daughter Hana Takeda (1951-2024) is a photographer. She often makes it her daily routine to photograph stray cats, and has published numerous cat photo books, but as a result of photographing her own beloved cat, Tama, she broadened her perspective to the stray cats in her neighborhood, and later expanded her fieldwork to include city alleys, vacant lots, and apartments on the verge of eviction. The main character of this book is a stray cat in Tokyo photographed over a two-year period starting in 1980. The cat from that time is no longer with us, and the photographer himself is no longer with us, so all that remains is this photo book.
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