Fragrant Woman The shock of opening a forbidden door is here. Kei Sakyo's handwritten manuscript, "Fragrant Woman" (Issui-sha), is a rare collection of works, possessing the vividness and power that only a handwritten work can possess. The sensual world depicted with his unique brushwork captures every detail often missing from commercial publications, allowing readers to directly experience the author's creative spirit. For collectors, this book will be a valuable historical resource for understanding the erotic culture of the common people during the Heisei era. About Kei Sakyo Kei Sakyo is a Japanese author active in the fields of erotic novels and manga, known for his works that deal with sensual and perverse themes. His works often take the form of "true stories" or "personal experiences," and are characterized not only by straightforward sexual depictions but also by their skillful portrayal of the desires and sense of immorality that lurk deep within the human heart. ・Style and Characteristics Many handwritten manuscripts remain, including short stories and personal experiences published by editorial companies of the time (such as Issui-sha). He played an important role in erotic culture from the late Showa period to the early Heisei period, and it is highly likely that he wrote feature articles for commercial "jitsuwa" (true story magazines) and "erotic magazines." Although his works are novels, they incorporate numerous illustrations and diagrammatic supplementary text, consciously conveying a sense of realism and reality to readers. ・Representative Related Materials Handwritten manuscript of "Motto Motto Honto Nitta Inran na Hanashi" (More and More True Indecent Stories) (Issui-sha) Contributions to Jitsuwa and Erotic Magazines Sakyo Kei's manuscripts are considered by enthusiasts and collectors to be "sources for understanding the history of erotic culture." ・Book Reviews Sakyo Kei is known more for his underground fanbase than as a major commercial author. As a result, very few of his published works and manuscripts remain, making them highly valuable as documents and currently traded as collector's items in the market. -------------------------------- Please note that due to aging, the manuscript may contain editor's notes, tape on the back of the manuscript, copy and paste, stains, and other items that may affect the condition before publication.