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The magazine "Jam", which was first published in 1979 and has made a name for itself in the history of Japanese subculture. As it was described as a "legendary vending machine book", it was sold at vending machines at that time, and it was short-lived with only 10 issues per month, but "Heaven", which was launched as a successor, is also a cutting-edge visual magazine. (Designed by Heikichi Harata and Shin Sobue) has been handed down today. This book is the 7th issue of "Jam", and as a rule (as Akira Suei always said), the first and last nudity of the spread, and the volume mainly focuses on contents such as movies and music. , Maki Asakawa's monochrome and Yoshikazu Ebisu's manga "Intellectual Report" are included. The chaotic magazine with a mixture of erotic and subculture is unique to this era. It is a valuable magazine that is said to be the origin of the subculture magazine that follows.