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Morio Agata

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1977 "I love you." Morio Agata, who had disappeared from the stage for about two years after his major work "Eien no Toukoku" (Eternal Faraway Country), which he had been working on right after its release, was approached by Joe Agi, editor-in-chief of the cutting-edge Osaka-based culture music magazine "Rock Magazine" and leader of Vanity Records, and in November 1979, in order to reset himself for the coming 80s, he created In November 1979, he created the "Vehicle Pictorial Book" in two days. This is an important work that became the basis for Morio Agata, who became a child of A and formed Virgin VS, again achieving success in the first half of the 80's. (C)RS