Literary Critic Kaho Miyake Takes on an Exclusive Photoshoot for Weekly Post!

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Bestselling literary critic Kaho Miyake has challenged herself with her first-ever gravure photoshoot in 'Weekly Post'. Shot at a historic temple in Kyoto, the issue also features an in-depth interview.

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A photoshoot filled with never-before-seen expressions ©Kojiro Hosoi/Weekly Post Is "Exclusive Photoshoot" her next subject of analysis!? Kaho Miyake, the literary critic who has produced a series of bestsellers—including "Why Do We Stop Reading Books When We Start Working?" which surpassed 300,000 copies sold and won the Shinsho Award 2025—has taken on the challenge of an exclusive photoshoot for Weekly Post. The shoot took place in Kyoto, where Miyake is based, at a historic and traditional temple, with her wearing glamorous red and green dresses. The photographer was Kojiro Hosoi, whom Miyake mentions as the photographer for many photobooks of her favorite idol group, Nogizaka46. She showed a dignified expression on the tatami mats ©Kojiro Hosoi/Weekly Post Having experienced the unique atmosphere of an exclusive photoshoot, Miyake shared her thoughts on this first-time challenge as follows: "In the literary world, senior writers like Mieko Kawakami and Hitomi Kanehara all look so beautiful in their photographs. Having actually tried it myself, it was just incredibly difficult. It was a great learning experience." The Weekly Post magazine also features a long interview in which Miyake candidly reveals the secrets behind her hit books. Please take a look at this unprecedented photoshoot that transcends verbalization! ●Profile Kaho Miyake Born in Kochi Prefecture in 1994. Literary critic. Graduated from Kyoto University's Faculty of Letters. Left the doctoral program at Kyoto University's Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies midway. After working at Recruit Co., Ltd., she became independent in 2022. Her books include "Why Do We Stop Reading Books When We Start Working?", "The Art of Verbalizing 'Likes'", "Youth Who Analyze", and many others. Her latest book is "New History of Japanese Literature". Photography / Kojiro Hosoi Stylist / Kyoko Makino Hair & Make-up / Kate Murozono (GiGGLE) (Titles omitted) *When publishing the above images, please ensure

Literary Critic Kaho Miyake Takes on an Exclusive Photoshoot for Weekly Post!

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