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>I think, at face value, it's a great concept, documenting Kabukicho, uncensored in all its glory. But, personal thoughts on sex work and potential power imbalances aside, the idea gets really old, really fast? I respect Araki's body of work but Tokyo Lucky Hole is just... well, it's messy, and all those bodies stacked page after page just becomes desensitising
>1 star
t. Daphne
Okay, so should I buy it?
Any other recommendations? Already have Ren Hang by Taschen and I'm probably going to order some Nan Goldin next
