This is a large collection of works by Masamichi Oikawa, an illustrator who led the Japanese advertising, magazine, and culture scenes from the 1960s to the 1980s. This book is a special edition mook created to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Pia's cover. It covers magazine covers, advertising visuals, three-dimensional works, and social satire collages. It is highly regarded not only as a collection of illustrations but also as a visual archive that captures the atmosphere of the late Showa era to the eve of the bubble economy. Published: 1986 Number of pages: Approximately 336 pages Large hardcover Full color His unique worldview, which crosses people, cities, architecture, advertising, and pop culture, still feels completely fresh today. It is a highly valuable book as a design resource. Condition: There are scratches and minor damage to the cover due to aging. The inner pages are generally in good condition, with no major tears or writing. It is in solid condition for a used book. As the book is large and has a strong presence, it will look great as a collection, as well as for store displays and photography props. Regarding price: Please refrain from negotiating prices in the comments. We will only respond to reasonable offers via the price proposal button. This item is also listed elsewhere and will be sold out when it is gone. For international buyers: This is a rare Japanese illustration art book by Masamichi Oikawa, published in 1986. A valuable visual archive of Showa-era design culture.