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"Akai Hako: Shinban Saeki Toshio Saeki Koshiki-dan" is a collection of works by Japanese painter and illustrator Toshio Saeki (1945-2019). Born in Miyazaki Prefecture and raised in Osaka, he worked for several years as an illustrator at a commercial design studio, but felt a sense of unease with the reality of commercial design encroaching on his work, and became a freelance illustrator. Influenced by the work of Tomi Ungerer, whom he admired, his humorous works, which often featured erotic and horror themes, received high praise. When he sent cards he had created for private publication to people in the industry and other artists, he received praise from people like Shuji Terayama and Tatsuhiko Shibusawa, and was featured in the popular magazine "Heibon Punch." In 1972, his work was even used on the cover of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's album "Sometime in New York City," and he quickly rose to stardom. This is a complete remake of Saeki's third book, a representative work published in 1972. The composition is also by Keisuke Nagatomo, the same as the first edition.