Minako Komukai - 18-sai Kaikin (18歳・解禁) – Unopened Sealed Sections - 2003





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Japanese photobook / gravure mook featuring Minako Komukai (小向美奈子), published by Kodansha in 2003.
The book features photography by Tadao Matsuda (松田忠雄) and Takayuki Kozuka (小塚毅之). The main photographic section is by Matsuda, with additional photographs by Kozuka.
The book presents Komukai in a variety of swimwear settings, including striking photographs made in a mirror-lined room, creating a distinctive and visually memorable style characteristic of early-2000s Japanese gravure photography.
This edition also includes two original sealed perforated sections (“fukuro-toji”), both of which remain completely unopened. These sealed sections are a characteristic Japanese publishing feature in which selected pages are perforated and sealed for the reader to open.
With its striking mirror-room photography and two unopened sealed sections, this is a particularly distinctive example of early-2000s Japanese gravure publishing.
Published by Kodansha, 2003.
Japanese language.
Approx. 108 pages.
A4-format / large-format mook.
Condition
Used condition with some minor signs of age, handling, and storage.
The book is in overall good condition, with no major damage affecting its use or enjoyment.
Both original perforated sections remain unopened and sealed.
Please refer to the photographs for the overall condition and any visible signs of wear.
Combined shipping is not available due to the weight and shipping cost of books. Each lot will be shipped separately.
Important: Due to a temporary suspension by Japan Post, shipments to the UAE cannot be made at this time.
Important Notice for International Buyers:
Import duties or taxes may be charged by your local customs office.
These fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
They vary depending on your country’s regulations.
For more information, please check your local customs office or Catawiki’s guidance.
https://www.catawiki.com/en/help/fees/do-i-have-to-pay-customs-fees
Japanese photobook / gravure mook featuring Minako Komukai (小向美奈子), published by Kodansha in 2003.
The book features photography by Tadao Matsuda (松田忠雄) and Takayuki Kozuka (小塚毅之). The main photographic section is by Matsuda, with additional photographs by Kozuka.
The book presents Komukai in a variety of swimwear settings, including striking photographs made in a mirror-lined room, creating a distinctive and visually memorable style characteristic of early-2000s Japanese gravure photography.
This edition also includes two original sealed perforated sections (“fukuro-toji”), both of which remain completely unopened. These sealed sections are a characteristic Japanese publishing feature in which selected pages are perforated and sealed for the reader to open.
With its striking mirror-room photography and two unopened sealed sections, this is a particularly distinctive example of early-2000s Japanese gravure publishing.
Published by Kodansha, 2003.
Japanese language.
Approx. 108 pages.
A4-format / large-format mook.
Condition
Used condition with some minor signs of age, handling, and storage.
The book is in overall good condition, with no major damage affecting its use or enjoyment.
Both original perforated sections remain unopened and sealed.
Please refer to the photographs for the overall condition and any visible signs of wear.
Combined shipping is not available due to the weight and shipping cost of books. Each lot will be shipped separately.
Important: Due to a temporary suspension by Japan Post, shipments to the UAE cannot be made at this time.
Important Notice for International Buyers:
Import duties or taxes may be charged by your local customs office.
These fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
They vary depending on your country’s regulations.
For more information, please check your local customs office or Catawiki’s guidance.
https://www.catawiki.com/en/help/fees/do-i-have-to-pay-customs-fees

