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“OTOKO JOY Vol.5 London Report” is a magazine published by Japanese female photographer Yumiko Kiyomiya. Yumiko Kiyomiya, one of the pioneers of female photographers who played an active role after the war. Born in Tokyo in 1934, after graduating from the Photography College, she became famous as a “photographer of the Imperial Family” in the era of a “female herself”, and is known as a photographer who closely adhered to the Empress for 1000 days from engagement to marriage. It is. On the other hand, a documentary that lived in Fukukawa, Koto-ku, Tokyo, and the Doya Street of Takahashi at the time, around the 1960s, and pursued people who continued to live a difficult life aside from danger. "Kani" is announced. This book is the fifth issue of “OTOKOJOY”, which was published as Suntory's “Scol Club” magazine in the early 70s. The title is “London Report”. The photographs taken over the course of about three years describe a variety of London cultures, ranging from high-end gentlemen, celebrities, fashionistas to hippies. One very interesting text by Akira Mumei.