Dive to Bangladesh 2010 No.1 Tankobon Clothing Export Japan

by Shoin Kaji, a renowned photographer and Buddhist monk

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Dive to Bangladesh 2010 No.1 Tankobon Clothing Export Japan Key Features ✔ Discover the compelling photo documentary "Dive to Bangladesh 2010 No.1 Tankobon Clothing Export Japan," a powerful exploration of Bangladesh's rapid development as the world's second-largest clothing export nation. Authored by renowned photographer and monk Shoin Kaji, this latest work captures the stark realities behind the global fast fashion industry, including the lives of workers, slum residents, and marginalized communities such as transgender individuals. Spanning six years of dedicated research and photography, this book offers an unflinching look into the social and economic challenges faced by Bangladesh amidst its economic growth driven by international brands like GAP, H&M, ZARA, Benetton, and Uniqlo. ✔ This photo collection provides a vivid, eye-opening perspective on the everyday struggles and resilience of those living in Bangladesh's bustling garment districts and slums. It sheds light on issues such as unpaid wages, factory closures, social unrest, and the diverse lives of workers, including Hijra (transgender) communities. The author, Shoin Kaji, born in 1976 in Niigata Prefecture, is a distinguished photographer and Buddhist monk who has traveled extensively across Vietnam, Cambodia, and Papua New Guinea. His previous award-winning works include the "NAMI" series and the 2005 Japan Photo Association Newcomer Award for this project. ✔ This edition is a must-have for those interested

• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Fine

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