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"Trans Body Bondage Haruki Yukimura Bondage Chronicle" is a collection of works by Japanese female photographer Junko Takahashi. Born in Tokyo in 1962, she graduated from the Department of Oil Painting, Faculty of Art and Design, Musashino Art University. She held her first solo exhibition in the late 1980s, won the 5th Canon New Cosmos of Photography Award in the 1990s, and gained attention in 1998 for her series "School Days," depicting the daily lives of high school students. In 2000, she released "The Receptionist," a series focusing on receptionists, for Nazraeli in the US. She has produced numerous works that are captivating for their unique perspective and documentary nature. This book features Takahashi's photographs of Haruki Yukimura's bondage, a work that was a major nude photographer in the 1980s for magazines such as "Photography Age." She later became interested in SM and bondage work. According to Takahashi, "bondage is a live performance that condenses the relationship between men and women." Only 1,000 copies are available, and this is a limited edition of which only 300 copies are available, and it comes with two VHS video cassettes (the cassettes have not been confirmed to be working, and appear to be in good condition).
