Publisher/双葉社

Google翻訳
A collection of works by Japanese female photographer Junko Kiyooka (1921-1991) "Natsuko and Sylvia". A number of girls' works created mainly after the 1980s were subject to the child pornography law enforced in 1999, and many of these works cannot be seen today. However, since becoming a freelancer in 1962, Kiyooka has consistently pursued "women", and at first he was energetically working on works about female homosexuality. This is a collection of works about women's love published in 1970. At the end of the book, Kiyooka says: “As a photographer, I have always pursued women. (Omitted) What we have to think about is not bound by preconceived notions, but to think about love and sex. The world of lesbians retains the core of pure love that has been lost as love is directly linked to married life.When thinking about love and sex in a new era, lesbians contain many suggestions. There is.”