In 1966, Shuji Terayama began a series of photo essays for the weekly magazine Asahi Graph with photographers Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira. Terayama’s prose and their black-and-white photographs capture the solitude and resilience of people making their way through urban life in 1960s Japan. This pocket paperback collects the complete series and includes a commentary by Hideshi Horie.