First edition, 2005. The cover shows signs of aging, but the gravure pages are in good condition. There is some creasing at the top of the spine of the cover. Released nine years after Wink disbanded, this was when Suzuki was 36 years old. While she had clearly established a sexy image in her previous work, the exposure level is further increased in this book, released six years later. Four years after this, her final photobook, with even more exposure, was released, which sparked both praise and criticism. This kind of thing depends on the individual, but Wink fans tend to continue their passionate support even after the group's breakup, so the situation might be a bit different. Considering her age, I feel this book might be the limit. Up to this point, one can still find sufficient value without any particular emotional attachment.