Google翻訳
"Call Me: Shun Itsuki and 27 Sex Industry Beauties" is a mook (magazine-book) that showcases the true faces of 24 women working in the sex industry through portraits and interviews, set against the backdrop of urban culture in the 1990s. The photographer, Shun Itsuki, is a photographer and editor who has been involved in editing and photography for sex industry magazines and related publications, documenting many women working in the field. This book is not merely an industry information magazine, but edited as a document that focuses on the expressions and words of each woman, and this approach is reflected in the catchphrase at the time: "Their work is almost naked, that's why I wanted to photograph them. There were smiles of women in their twenties in the frame." Set against the backdrop of the early 1990s, after the end of the bubble economy, the content conveys diverse values and the realistic lives of women living in cities, making it a valuable resource for understanding the sex industry and publishing culture of the time. Through portrait photographs and interviews, it is a book that records the atmosphere of the era, different from the fleeting sex industry magazines, and continues to be read with interest even today.
