Sawa La Nouveau Monde Amoureu Nobuyoshi Araki KK BESTSELLERS/1994/Japanese/210*300*20 Sawa La Nouveau Monde Amoureux: A Collection of Photographs by Sawa Suzuki" is a collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, a leading Japanese photographer known by the nickname "Araki" along with his unique appearance. This book is a "photo film / cinephotograph" inspired by the film "Ai no Shinsekai (New World of Love)," which became actress Sawa Suzuki's debut film and attracted attention for its nudity and hair exposure. Based on an essay by Kei Shimamoto with photographs by Araki, the film was directed by Banmei Takahashi, with Sawa Suzuki playing a woman who works part-time as an SM girl but works hard as a theater actress to become an actor, and Reiko Kataoka playing a woman who works at a hotel and dreams of becoming a ball-busting actress, and the two women The film portrayed the coming-of-age of the two women. This book contains up to 320 cuts over 240 pages, and is a "photographic film" in the Araki style, with Sawa Suzuki's nudity as the centerpiece, and the usual Araki posing, such as dressing her in a kimono for the occasion and feeding her bananas, as well as flowers and grotesquely photographed meals.