Through travels and prowling across the places that marked his childhood, Daido Moriyama tries to reclaim images of his own past and to relive forgotten emotions. This wandering -- both through emblematic places from his past and through his own memory – has become a way of life for a photographer who voluntarily compares himself to a 'stray dog.' Bringing together the first volume of the artist’s autobiography, which was published in the 1980s, and a selection of photographs taken from Record – the personal magazine or photographic diary that Daido has been producing for years – this unique autobiographical work will (re)introduce Westerners to one of the most celebrated of contemporary Japanese photographers.