Hiromix - Japanese Beauty - 1997





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Hiromix's Japanese Beauty, a 1st edition Japanese-language photography and art book published by Magazine House in 1997, 100 pages, in Good condition.
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Japanese Beauty
Hiromix
Magazine House /1997/Japanese/175*258*10
Photographer Hiromix's Japanese Beauty photo collection. In 1995, she submitted her photo collection Seventeen Girl Days, produced using color copies, to the Photo New Century contest and won the Araki Award (Excellence Award). She also won the Grand Prix that same year and has been active as a photographer ever since. He worked on promotions for CDs, DVDs, and fashion brands, and was an artist active in a wide range of scenes, including modeling and singing. In 2001, he won the 26th Kimura Ihei Photography Award for ‘HIROMIX WORKS’ as the youngest recipient in history, becoming a photographer who led the so-called “girly photo” boom. This book consists of plates featuring models active at the time as motifs. Participants include the sisters Miwako and Mikiko Ichikawa, Koyuki, Ayumi Tanabe, ARATA, Megumi Furuya, Nobuko Tanaka, Akari Shimizu, Manabu, Nanae Takahashi, FHIFAN, Shiho Ochiai, Yayoi, Yu Fujimoto, Hidetoshi Honma, Yoko Sekikawa, Himi Tokuda, Kana, Anji, KIRI, and Takao Tsuno.
Japanese Beauty
Hiromix
Magazine House /1997/Japanese/175*258*10
Photographer Hiromix's Japanese Beauty photo collection. In 1995, she submitted her photo collection Seventeen Girl Days, produced using color copies, to the Photo New Century contest and won the Araki Award (Excellence Award). She also won the Grand Prix that same year and has been active as a photographer ever since. He worked on promotions for CDs, DVDs, and fashion brands, and was an artist active in a wide range of scenes, including modeling and singing. In 2001, he won the 26th Kimura Ihei Photography Award for ‘HIROMIX WORKS’ as the youngest recipient in history, becoming a photographer who led the so-called “girly photo” boom. This book consists of plates featuring models active at the time as motifs. Participants include the sisters Miwako and Mikiko Ichikawa, Koyuki, Ayumi Tanabe, ARATA, Megumi Furuya, Nobuko Tanaka, Akari Shimizu, Manabu, Nanae Takahashi, FHIFAN, Shiho Ochiai, Yayoi, Yu Fujimoto, Hidetoshi Honma, Yoko Sekikawa, Himi Tokuda, Kana, Anji, KIRI, and Takao Tsuno.

