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Born in Tango peninsula of Kyoto in 1959.
After graduating from Faculty of Law of Hosei University, Akira went to work as
a cram school teacher.
Then he studied self-taught and turned into an incumbent.
In 2001, following a tiger to India. Akira carried out a long-term covering the
entire 6 months.
In 2002, the Photographs of Bengal tiger was published in "Nikkei Science" and
made a debut as a photographer.
After that, Akira lived together with 127 dogs of "semi-free-breed " at the
Yatsugatake ranch and recorded
the ecological investigation of the herd.
He has contributed to many magazines such as "Weekly Asahi" at works focused on
animals and nature around the world.
In the past he was in charge of the series in dog or cat specialty magazines.
He also investigated the reality of the pet industry and accused it in economic
magazines such as "Weekly Economist".
His books, "Called by a wild tiger" (Makino Publishing)
"Dog's behavioral theory is full of lies <illustratory miscellaneous knowledge>"
(Natsumesha)@,
"Do not raise dogs with" discipline "! "(Tsukiji book hall),
" Dogs become stupid with "training" "(Kobunsha New Books) and others.
Akira is interested in 'mystery' inherent all things such as life, history,
politics, sports.
For contact with Akira Hori, please visit this FORM
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