GORO, February 9, 1984 issue (Showa 59). Includes a Keiko Saito poster (unusually, this issue doesn't have a pin-up). The cover shows signs of aging, with minor creasing, but it's in quite good condition for a magazine of this era. Featured models include Misako Konno, Iyo Matsumoto, and Tomoko Izumi. Konno is 23 years old. Although it says "newly shot," it's likely from a photobook released that year. This is a famous premium item, so it's a good choice for those who want to enjoy it at a reasonable price. Izumi debuted in 1981 at the age of 19 as an idol singer from Watanabe Productions, but almost all Watanabe Productions idols at this time flopped. Her Pepsi Cola commercial is memorable, but she gave off a somewhat... honest impression. She only released two singles, and I remember thinking, "Oh..." when this issue came out. Regarding the "peek-a-boo" incident at the celebrity swimming competition, I didn't know about it until much later. It was in 1982, and she was wearing a one-piece swimsuit, but her chest slipped during the breaststroke and was captured by an underwater camera. In 1982, she was still an active idol singer, and there was no staged "horseback battle" type of setup yet. It seems to be believed as a genuine happening, but since it wasn't live, it should have been possible to cut it. It's a puzzling incident.