Publisher/三笠書房

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Dangerous Poisonous Flowers (Eleventh Edition), a collection of works by Tokiwa Tokiko, one of the pioneers of Japanese female photographers. Tokiwa Tokiwa, the pioneer of a female photographer who was said to be a photographer in the red light zone. After graduating from school, she worked as an announcer, but she was attracted to photography by the influence of an amateur photographer and her husband, Yasuhiro Okumura. After studying at a photography organization, she worked on creating works focusing on women. In 1956, a solo exhibition on the theme of `` working women '' was held, and among the colorful works such as shop girls, women's professional wrestlers, divers, nude fashion models, dancers, etc. woman". At the time, ordinary people photographed prostitutes working in the recreational area of Makane-cho, Yokohama, which were difficult to access while holding a lens in their pockets. The following works, which capture the streets of exoticism and the life of prostitutes, have been published the following year as a photographic essay "Dangerous Poison Flower" with his own records. A valuable book in which the record as a female photographer and the present and future of working women are spelled through illustrations and textbooks. Published in 1957, 11th edition.