Publisher/アムズ・アーツ・プレス

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"Image Club" is a photo book by Kyoichi Tsuzuki (1956-), a Japanese editor and photographer. After working as an editor and writer for the magazines "Popeye" and "BRUTUS", he has been working on the series "Art Random", a collection of works featuring contemporary art writers at the now-defunct Kyoto Shoin. In addition, I started taking photographs during my interviews, and the photo book "ROADSIDE JAPAN Rare Japan Travelogue", which summarizes the reportage of suspicious facilities in various parts of Japan, won the 23rd Kimura Ihei Award for Photography. This book is a copy of the inside of Imekura (Image Club), a sexual service that Tsuzuki describes as "the far north of simulation art." "Imekura-Image Club is a mysterious service when you think about it. It's" Molester by train "," Sexual harassment at the company "," Crawling at the lodgings ", so to speak, according to the imagination of various customers. It is a "temporary space that embodies delusions" and "a representation of the dynamism of an extremely Japanese imagination" (from the text). A book unique to Tsuzuki that has cast a new perspective on spaces (phenomena) unique to Japan such as "TOKYO STYLE" and "love hotels".