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The June 1985 issue of the magazine "Shashin Seikatsu" (Photo Life) features photographer Akira Ishigaki, who was active from the 1970s to the 1980s, as its main subject. Ishigaki was approached by a woman on the street in Roppongi one night after missing the last train, who said, "I'll be your model for a photo shoot if you let me stay at your hotel. In return, promise that you won't do anything." He agreed to the shoot, which led him to photograph nude women, and he became well-known from the late 1970s onwards. He is also famous for photographing the legendary band "The Stalin," led by Michiro Endo, and "Shashin Seikatsu" was launched with Akira Ishigaki as its main subject. Each issue features a special section mainly on Ishigaki's nudes, and Masatoshi Naito and Michio Yamauchi also regularly participate. In addition, it includes nudes by Tadashi Endo and Kazunori Fujita, interviews with photographers by Kotaro Iizawa, and texts by Hiroshi Oshima, making it a photo magazine typical of the 1980s where art and eroticism intersect.
