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"Tokyo disease" written by Japanese photographer Kazuki Setoyama. Born in 1953. After graduating from Waseda University's Faculty of Literature, Kazuki Setoyama worked as a freelance photographer from the late twenties through the advertising industry. It is also known as an assistant of Keigo Araki. This book is a collection of works and photographs combined with the rise of Setoyama. As for the photographic work contained in this book, Setoyama named “I have been searching for a life-size subject, life-size“ Tokyo ”” (from this book), with the provisional title “Tokyo era”, Projecting a woman who has moved to Tokyo from. Women who were dressed in formal clothes in their living space (rooms) in order to make a commemorative photo of "the milestones in Tokyo life". These works have also been published in the magazine “The Age of Photography,” but the number of people shooting is 114, and this book is excerpted from among them. The group of works whose individual personality has leaked from the appearance of the room and the clothes is an attempt at sampling the woman who lives in Tokyo in the same period, and the viewpoint similar to Hitoshi Tsuzuki, who took "TOKYO STYLE" I can feel it.