28 Girls Kishin Shinoyama Mainichi Newspapers Co./Japanese/1968/365*155*5 28 Girls by Kishin Shinoyama (Signed) is a collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Kishin Shinoyama. Many photographers find it difficult to balance commercial and artistic creative activities. Kishin Shinoyama is probably one of the most successful photographers in this category in post-war Japan. He was a pioneer in the field of hair nudity and is generally known for his "Santa Fe" of Rie Miyazawa, which triggered an unprecedented boom, as well as for his childlit photographs and gravures by Chiaki Kuriyama and others. He also left many works that are regarded as masterpieces in the art photography world, such as House (1975) and Sunny Day (1975). This is a representative early work, published in 1968 when he was just 27 years old, and included in Ryuichi Kaneko's History of Japanese Photography Books 1956-1986. The book includes semi-nude images of Kyoko Enami, Akihiro Maruyama (Miwa) and a young Tetsuko Kuroyanagi.