Publisher/集英社

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A collection of works photographed by Yoshihiro Tachiki, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war, ``The Life of Hanako Kiryuin: Weekly Playboy Special Edition''. Postwar Japanese photographs are extremely popular worldwide. Its prosperity reached its peak in the 1960s and 1970s, from "innovation" with VIVO by Narahara, Tomatsu, and Hosoe, to "destruction" with Provoke by Moriyama, Nakahira, and Takanashi, to personal photographs and cow intestines by Araki and others. It expanded into ``originality'' such as Compora, and left a great contribution to the photography world later on. However, what we must not forget is the commercial photography that created a ``trend'' in the same era, and Yoshihiro Tachiki was a leader in this along with Kishin Shinoyama, Saku Sawatari, and Noriaki Kano. Not to be outdone by Avedon and Penn, Tachiki dominated camera and fashion magazines, created numerous portraits and nudes of famous actresses, and became the darling of the times with his ``Private Life'' modeled after Mariko Kaga. This book is a collection of images of Miyao's first film adaptation, based on the original work by Tomiko Miyao, a Naoki Prize-winning author, and Hideo Gosha's film adaptation of the world of men and eroticism. It has become a hot topic for Natsume Masako's line ``Nametaira Ikanzeyo'', and famous actresses Shima Iwashita and Mari Natsuki also appear in it.