Nogizaka46 Mao Gohyakujo's 1st photo book "How to make the future" has 4 types of back covers and comments by Yasushi Akimoto released

■The back cover of the regular edition features a beautiful cut of Mao Iojo, sitting on a distinctive window frame made of stone and looking out, as if it were a painting!

The back cover (all 4 types) of Nogizaka46’s Mao Gohyakujo’s 1st photo book “How to make the future” (Shogakukan), which will be released on January 21st, has been released. Yasushi Akimoto’s obi comment was also released.

[Obi comment]
“The future is not something you wait for. It is something you create.
Mao Iojo is steadily moving towards her dream, one step at a time. This photo
When she picked up the Shinshu, couldn’t she have just glimpsed the future she was trying to create? ”

In addition to the regular edition, this book will be released in Seven Net Limited Edition, Rakuten Books Limited Edition, and Kinokuniya Bookstore Limited Edition.

The back cover (main photo) of the regular edition is a shot taken in a rural town in Portugal. The design features a beautiful cut that looks like a painting of Gohyakujo, where you sit on a distinctive window frame made of stone and look out.

The Seven Net limited edition is Gohyakjo’s favorite “Kiki” cut. This is a shot taken by Iojo, who loves Kiki’s Delivery Service, while walking through the hilly streets of Lisbon wearing a Kiki costume.

The Rakuten Books limited edition is a photo of me returning to the hotel after finishing a photo shoot in a dress, getting into a relaxing mode, and diving into bed. Imojou’s relaxed expression, released from tension, is impressive.

The Kinokuniya Bookstore limited edition uses a cut of Gohyakjo, who encounters the village chief’s wife during the shoot, introduces her to the local cat she takes care of in the village, and picks her up. This is an impressive photo, with the contrast between Iojojo’s expression that makes you feel like you can hear her voice and the cat’s nervous expression.

This book includes a random postcard out of six types of postcards with messages as a special appendix. It has also been decided that a wide range of postcards and unfolded posters will be available exclusively at bookstores.

PHOTO BY Hiroshi Fujiwara