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Yasushi Arakawa is known as a Showa era SM artist who has been active since the 1960s and 1970s. In addition, he is well-known in the industry, having published Sun and Moon, which is said to be Japan's first practical SM magazine as Keiichi Seta, and has written books and collections of works under the names Arakawa and Seta. has also been published. This book is composed of SM photographs taken by Arakawa, and was compiled based on the record of a beginner SM practitioner who wanted to improve his bondage skills and was provided with his beloved wife in order to learn it. It is, so to speak, an early ``love record'' of a couple who lived their lives together and supported each other.'' (From the obi) If you take it as intended, it becomes a record of Arakawa and his wife Tomoko's play, and it shows the 22-year-old wife, who had only recently been married, tied up with a rope and wearing an expression of bitterness and pleasure. It doesn't have precise explanations so much as a guidebook on techniques, and is more like a photo book, but in the second half there is a text written by someone who is believed to be Arakawa about the tips of rope masters, and texts by fellow rope masters. Also included. This book can be seen as a document of an innocent woman immersing herself in this path.