This is Kiyotaka Tsurizaki's "Book of the Dead." The obi (book band) is present but torn. ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ I am a death photographer. I like this special title, as if I am an inhabitant of the world of urban legends, as if I have gained the privilege of traveling between different realms. Death photographer Kiyotaka Tsurizaki, with abundant photographs and text, writes about his reporting experiences in lawless and conflict zones around the world, including Thailand, Colombia, Mexico, Palestine, and India, and about the "life" and "death" he witnessed there. This world is cruel. [Contents] Chapter 1: Should we communicate with the land of the dead? Chapter 2: Palestine / The strange face of violence Chapter 3: The countenance of violence Chapter 4: India, a foreign land Chapter 5: Japan Sinks Chapter 6: Colombia / The end of Goa Chapter 7: Freedom of expression of violence Chapter 8: The will of Mexico Chapter 9: Underground cities and the depths of darkness Chapter 10: The afterlife Chapter 11: Praying Thailand Chapter 12: Japanese suicide Chapter 13: Case No. 1, or the case of the giant Golem