First edition, 1998. The cover shows signs of aging, but the main body is in good condition. Details are unknown. It is known that the subject, Kobayashi, was a reporter for "Tonight 2," but her other work is unknown. Her date of birth is also unknown. The photography is by Katsumi Omura, who has worked on several talent photo books, but he doesn't seem to be a major photographer. He is still affiliated with a visual-related agency rather than working independently. The publisher is "Bunkasha," which is well-known for gravure photo books. The quality is likely to be decent. Although it's not a story-based book, the first and last shots are in the same situation, with monochrome and color pages alternating. The last few pages before the end feature Kobayashi's private photos from her childhood. This is often used when someone is already somewhat famous or is about to be launched, but in this case, it feels abrupt. Although not lavish, it seems that a certain amount of budget was allocated, and the title is "About Pure Love's Core." I don't know if it was the photographer or the person who planned it, but I imagine that someone gave permission to create it freely. It's so full of passion. The subject is not in a restricted rank. However, it's a decent work, though unusual. Kobayashi's efforts are conveyed directly, and private photos from what seems to be recently were included before the last sample.