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The July 1, 1996 issue of BRUTUS magazine is a special issue featuring photographs taken by Kishin Shinoyama, focusing on the theme of "girls." Since the 1960s, Shinoyama has worked across the fields of advertising, fashion, entertainment, and art, becoming a leading figure in Japanese photography and producing numerous masterpieces. In the 1990s, he made "girls" one of his important themes, and this issue fully develops that worldview. The magazine includes works capturing young Chiaki Kuriyama and Sayaka Yoshino, as well as many representative illustrations that would later be included in the photobook "Shōjokan" (Girl's House). The images of girls, imbued with a transparency and vulnerability unique to that era, are captured with Shinoyama's sharp gaze. In addition to the photographs, the magazine's editing and design, characteristic of BRUTUS, offer a multifaceted interpretation of the theme of "girls" in relation to culture and the times, making it a must-see. This book vividly captures the atmosphere of the 1990s and includes important works that lead to "Shōjokan," making it a valuable resource not only for Kishin Shinoyama fans but also as a photographic and cultural document.