Photographer Nobuyuki Yaegashi has opened an exhibition in Tokyo chronicling the struggle of Hansen’s disease patients in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan during the past decade.
Yaegashi, 62, is a photographer known for work focusing on Hansen’s disease. The exhibition “Kizuna” (“Bond”) runs through April 21 at Jinken Library in Minato Ward, and showcases 35 black-and-white pictures patients in the three countries.
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