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Photo: Tetsuo Abe, Tsuyoshi Ofusa; Text: Kiyoshi Awazu, Osamu Murai
1. Discovery of beauty (cover of rusty boiler) / Tetsuo Abe
2. Climbing fern / Tsuyoshi Ofusa
3. Young pine branch / Tsuyoshi Ofusa
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Statue that does not know words / Kiyoshi Awazu
Honeycomb / Osamu Murai
With a magnifying glass in hand / Toshio Takemura
Softex / Kikuta Koizumi
Micrograph and me / Tsuyoshi Ofusa
Electron microscope / Shiro Hotta
Schlieren Photo / Jiro Inoue
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