Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)
Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)

Erotic Art of Gekko Hayashi AKA Ishihara Gojin (2005 Memorial Release)

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Genre: Ero Manga, Homo-erotic Illustration w/ some female BDSM illustration
Language: JP
Condition: Excellent
Pages: 44
Date: 2005
Weight: 0.2kg
Description: Mid-career Ishihara changed his name to Gekko Hayashi and produced amazing homoerotic illustrations for magazine, novels, and other publications. This is a collection that was released in limited numbers for his memorial exhibition after passing. OOP/Very rare.
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