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Japan's leading female photographer Masaki Ishikawa's photo book “Hot Days in Okinawa (Signed)”. Okinawan photographer Makio Ishikawa is very popular worldwide. After graduating from Tomatsu Lighting's workshop in 1974, he worked at a black bar in Teruya Koza to take photos of American soldiers. He also made boyfriends for US soldiers. He said he was looking at his curiosity. However, it was a symbol of women working in black bars to jump out of the cramped “local” and seek out “freedom” by living in the city of “base”, playing and taking pictures. From the following year, he moved to the bar of Kinmu and described the lifestyle of the hostess who flowed from the mainland and migrant. This book is a book composed of illustrations of women and American soldiers working in the city of the “base” that was taken in the mid-70s, which was Mio Ishikawa's youth and starting point as a photographer. A drama full of “love” and “humanity” of women who live in the underground world. Signed by the photographer .