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"Introduction to Lesbian Love" is a collection of works by Junko Kiyooka (1921-1991), a Japanese female photographer. Many of her works, mainly created after the 1980s, became subject to the child pornography law that came into effect in 1999, and many of her works are no longer available to view. However, since becoming a freelancer in 1962, Kiyooka has consistently pursued "women," and initially focused on works about female homosexuality. This is a collection of works about love between women, published in 1971. "What is a woman?" is Kiyooka's consistent theme, and she encountered the world of sex while pursuing beauty, sadness, ugliness, and all of these things. Although the media touts "sexual liberation," there is nothing that speaks from a female perspective about homosexuality, sexual desires, and impulses that many women have in their hearts. In this environment, this book was published with the desire to respond to true sexual liberation and the true feelings of such women. Although it is mainly text, it is also very rich in illustrations. Obi missing.
