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Japanese photographer Ikko Kagari's photo book "Document Commuter Train (Fair Copy)". Kagari Ikko, who is described as a "secret copyist", has not revealed the details of his career. In the early 1980s, Kagari was given an infrared camera for some reason, and a work composed of illustrations taken during the latter half of the year was published as this book. Numerous illustrations shot with a focus on "groping" and "behind the skirt" on commuter trains depict the unknown world of darkness. The illustrations vividly depict the reality of human sexuality and desires from a cool-headed point of view, with outstanding depiction of shadows and unique compositions. Not only is it erotic, but it is also a photograph of the night park landscape captured with the same infrared strobe. Reminiscent of Kohei Ieyoshi Yuki, this collection of photographs has received high acclaim overseas as well. In addition, Kagari worked as a scoop photographer for more than 20 years after that, and it seems that the number of publications changes depending on whether Kagari's photo is included or not, and has received high praise from magazine companies. (There is a slight tear on the back cover) (Parr & Badger Vol.Ⅲ published)