The photography collection in question is a 1991 publication featuring actress Kanako Higuchi, and it stands as a landmark in the 1990s hair nude photography boom. It was followed by another work by Shinoyama, "Santa Fe," featuring Rie Miyazawa, both overseen by art director Tsuguya Inoue. Throughout the collection, Higuchi's expressions are mostly solemn, conveying a sense of melancholy, while posing in front of flowers for portraits. As the book progresses, she transforms from this demure figure into a more flirtatious persona, lounging in a loosely draped yukata on a futon, creating moments where Higuchi's certainty as an actress intertwines with sensuality and beauty. The addition of a cigarette adds a finishing touch to the overall aesthetic.