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A photograph collection by Japanese photographer Ikko Hikari, "Infrared film sneak shot "Morrow Rush"". Kaichi Ikko, whose career details have not been revealed because he is described as a "close-up artist". In the early 1980s, Kazuki bought an infrared camera for some reason, and published a collection of works "Documents-Commuter Trains" composed of illustrations taken in the latter half of the year. Many of the illustrations, which were shot with a focus on "perverting acts" and "inside the skirt" on a commuter train, portray the unknown world of darkness. A photo of the reality of human nature and desire from a cold point of view, with outstanding shading and unique composition, this photo captures the night park scenery with the same infrared strobe, not to mention the eroticism aspect. Reminiscent of Kohei Ieyoshi, it has received high praise overseas as a unique group of photographs. This book does not have a credit notation of the photographer, but it has a special page called "Ichiko Hikari's Infrared Voyeur Corner". Considering the content, most (all?) Will be opened. With obi.