Kenji Higuchi

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Kenji Higuchi (樋口健二, Higuchi Kenji^?) has been a professor of photography at several institutions in Tokyo, and an instructor at the Nippon Photography Institute (日本写真芸術専門学校, Nihon Shashin Geijutsu Senmon Gakkō^?). He is the eldest son of a farmer and at the age of 24 took up photography after viewing Robert Capa's famous anti-war photos. Higuchi's photos mainly depict people and situations associated with nuclear issues^[1] and won a Nuclear-Free Future Award.