“What if Kurumi Miyajima were right there beside you in your everyday life?” Born from that simple idea, this digital photobook brings you closer to her than ever before. A warm, approachable moment glimpsed in an art supply store. A shy smile in the art room. A quiet, unguarded moment in the kitchen. Her playful excitement in a garden at sunset. Across these different settings, what the camera captures is not Kurumi Miyajima the gravure idol, but Kurumi Miyajima as though she were part of your everyday life. Her captivating eyes and irresistible smile remain as charming as ever, yet every turn of the page reveals a new side of her—from the natural, unfiltered atmosphere of a fleeting moment to unexpectedly mature expressions that make your heart skip a beat. Each photograph captures a different facet of her charm, naturally drawing you deeper into her world. As Kurumi herself says, “I think this is the most natural I’ve ever been in a photoshoot.” This photobook is filled with the relaxed, authentic appeal of Kurumi Miyajima just as she is. Every time you see her, you want to see her again. This is a book that captures Kurumi as she is today in all her irresistible magnetism.

Kurumi, minding the counter at a stationery shop, secretly slips you away to a hidden balcony. Wrapped in a patterned white swimsuit, she narrows her eyes against the wind gently brushing her cheeks, an expression she'd never show out at the storefront. As you look up at her lightly descending the stairs, her lovely hip line suddenly catches your eye, and your heart can't help but race. Wrapped in a sense of openness, a quiet moment for just the two of you drifts gently by.

Her paternal grandfather’s Russian roots give her pale, almost translucent skin and deep, striking eyes that feel unlike those of a typical Japanese beauty. This work draws out the exotic beauty of her appearance without relying on excessive staging. That is the theme of *Natural Self*. Set in a bayfront studio, the book moves through five different spaces — a living room, bedroom, loft, bar counter, and more — as “a slightly spicier, more seductive Sasha, unlike anything seen before,” is quietly but unmistakably set free. As a “gravure idol artist” who also pours her passion into illustration, Sasha brings a rich imagination of her own. In this volume, that imagination is elevated into a more provocative form of expression than she has ever shown before.

In the soft sunlight filtering through the curtains, she slips off her dress and into white panties, Sasha becoming all the more alluring. On the leather sofa she gets down on all fours, baring the sensual curves of her behind. This is your time alone with her as she slowly undulates her body.

The fragrance of red wine dissolves into the silence of the Western-style mansion. On the sofa, Maki unfastens the buttons of her dress, closed up to the neck, one by one, revealing her dark green underwear. She brings her lips close to the glass. The burning crimson of the wine and the calming green of her bra — a dialogue of complementary colors resonates upon her body.

“Tanbi” refers to a spirit of surrendering oneself deeply to beauty itself, pursuing beauty with single-minded devotion. The title *Tanbiroku* carries the wish for this book to be not something consumed in a single moment, but “a photo book meant to be appreciated,” one in which new discoveries emerge the more it is viewed. Set in a Western-style mansion standing in Honmoku, Yokohama, the book follows Maki Shinkai as she reveals a bewitching atmosphere across five different spaces, showcasing her striking G-cup figure and sharply defined waist, shaped through her daily training. A coordinated outfit pairing a tight skirt with garter belts brings out “a different side of her,” while in the undressing scene she herself confidently recommends, saying she “looks beautiful,” her sensual neckline quietly, yet unmistakably, captures the viewer’s gaze. It is a volume in which the expressive power unique to a former idol blends seamlessly with the atmosphere of an old Western mansion.

A cool, composed gaze and a gentle, soft smile—two opposing faces brought together in one photobook, TWO TONE. Her unique beauty, born from Filipino, Spanish, and Japanese roots, is paired with the refined ability to captivate—honed through her work as a race queen and ring girl. Each carefully captured scene, shot in a Tokyo studio, seamlessly reveals her coolness, cuteness, strength, and sensuality without contradiction. With every turn of the page, her expression shifts, drawing the viewer deeper into her world. This is a volume that captures where Usami Nao stands today.

In a space with nothing but a black sofa and a patch of sunlight, Nao stands quietly, wearing a dress with an open neckline. She exudes an exotic atmosphere and is beautiful. To put it more precisely, it is "a beauty that captivates not with heat, but with stillness." Rather than feeling drawn in, you find yourself wanting to chase after her.

Rui, in her underwear, professes "No, I don't wanna get up" in her cute anime voice. Her soft-looking skin glows while she rolls and writhes on the bed. Her chest and butt each assert themselves. That dissonance keeps shaking your emotions and blows away your sleepiness.

We employed lighting that emphasizes the contrast between light and shadow, along with high-definition retouching techniques that let you feel the subject's every breath — delivering an immersive, gallery-like experience even through a smartphone screen. Rather than relying on heavy editing, we draw out the full presence of the real person, presenting a new concept: "gravure meant to be admired." The stunning curves of her "ultimate waistline" and a smile as radiant as the sun. In her latest work "SOLARIA," Ayano Sumida's natural beauty and artistic elegance come together, vividly capturing who she is right now.