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"Tokyo Love" is a collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Keisuke Araki and American female photographer Nan Goldin. This is a photo collection published in conjunction with the exhibition held at The Ginza Art Space in 1994, edited by Shigeo Goto, dressed as Masayoshi Nakajima, dressed as Araki Ozino and Goldin's kiss photo by Honma Takashi Sorry. "As this time, there is also a collaboration with Nan, so it's portrait that I tried to do something different from what I did before, as Araki says at the beginning, Shot 100 teens as "a phenomenon of age, or genres" (some of them are in the form of Hiromix). Goldin, on the other hand, spent seven weeks in Tokyo, shooting couples, gays, lesbians, and other young people in Tokyo (this includes actors Masatoshi Nagase and photographer Yuri Nagashima). Goldin says, “This project, which I started as a documentary, was, for me, a journey back to my adolescence,” mentioning encounters with young people. It is a book that Araki and Goldin have taken out by each technique for young people in Tokyo.