A photo collection, "Nyojyo Koya Muro-ji" by Ken Domon, a legend in the photography world. Muro-ji Temple in Nara is a temple that Ken Domon was captivated by its beauty and continued to photograph throughout his life. Especially from before the war to immediately after the end of the war, he reportedly carried his equipment and took photos even when supplies were scarce. My father, who loved photography, purchased this book and kept it on the bookshelf for a long time. It's a very large book with elaborate binding, making it a powerful volume. I think it will be helpful not only for people in the photography industry but also for those in the design field. (Photos 1-3) The cardboard outer box has scratches and dents. (Photo 4) The inner box is particularly clean. The image has a moiré effect, but it's easier to see when enlarged. (Photos 5, 12) There are stains on the cover of the main book. Please check the enlarged images. (Photos 6-10) Powerful photo pages. They are clean without dirt or damage, but there may be some overlooked dirt, so I would appreciate it if those who understand this would purchase it. (Photos 13-15) The contributions by the authors Yasushi Inoue and Ineko Sata are also worth reading. Ken Domon's commentary is also a must-read. (Photo 16) Colophon. The original price at the time of purchase was a high-end book at 59,740 yen. (Photo 17) Two framed pictures are also included. They come with paper frames. This is a book that allows you to feel Ken Domon's passion for photography.