By TAKUYA TANABE/ Staff Writer
March 11, 2023 at 07:00 JST
A poem by Atsushi Shimosaka captions this photo, saying, “Aug. 25, 2020: ‘Darling, do you still remember me?’ A jab-like question uttered casually by my wife makes me feel stabbed in the heart. All I can do is reply, ‘Yes,’ with a smile on my face. What was taken for granted is no longer so. Pitifully, I have to live with uncertainties over everything somehow. Though, this is part of ordinary life.” (Provided by Atsushi Shimosaka)
KYOTO--Suffering from early onset dementia, photographer Atsushi Shimosaka does his best to retain his memories with the help of his camera. [Read More]
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