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"Tokyo Amour" is a collection of works by Yasumasa Yonehara, a Japanese photographer, editor and director. The editor of "Out of Photographers", one of the leading fashion subculture magazines of the 90's, and the driving force behind the Kogal fashion boom, commonly known as "Yonechan". Since 2000, it has sparked a girl boom in China, has become overwhelmingly popular on SNS, and has been active both in Japan and overseas, including serving as the visual director of AKB48. Like the emperor of anti-counterculture, he has an outstanding perspective and sense of creating trends from a different perspective than traditional stances. Although the content is different, I feel the same smell as Akira Suei, the producer of the magazine "Photo Age" in the 1980s. This is a collection of works published in 2008, and is a book composed of women's plates taken with Instax. Both the model and the photograph are interesting in the sense that there is an amateurish way of showing them, and the depiction like Hockney that shows multiple plates side by side is also an attractive book.