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"Utatane (Second Printing)," a photobook by Rinko Kawauchi, one of Japan's leading female photographers. In 2002, she won the 27th Kimura Ihei Award for Photography for "Utatane" and "Hanabi," held a solo exhibition at the Cartier Foundation Museum in Paris in 2005, won the 25th Infinity Award in the art category from the ICP (International Center of Photography) in 2009, and received the 63rd Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology New Artist Award and the 29th Higashikawa Award for Domestic Artists in 2013. In addition to her uninterrupted creative activity, Rinko Kawauchi is a leading contemporary Japanese photographer who has consistently received high praise both domestically and internationally. Her photographs, which capture ordinary everyday life with a delicate feminine perspective and exceptional aesthetic sense, teach us that our surroundings are full of infinite beauty and possibilities. This book is Rinko Kawauchi's first photobook and, as mentioned above, it was her breakthrough work. It contains many works that can be said to be the roots of the unique perspective that the photographer has continued to develop to this day. Second printing.