Arriving October 28, another edition gathers more than 150 pages of previously unpublished Bali photographs, including arrival-night snapshots and moments between shoots.
Miyu Kishi’s ME/YOU has more of Bali to share. Tokyo News Service will release ME/YOU another edition on October 28, 2026, bringing together previously unpublished photographs left out of her second print photobook.
The distinction matters for readers who already own the July 16 print release: the publisher describes this digital companion as consisting entirely of alternate cuts, rather than reproducing the original book. It runs to more than 150 pages, with photography by Masato Yokoyama.
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The original ME/YOU project took Kishi to Bali, Indonesia, for her first overseas photobook shoot. Another edition draws from that same project, extending its selection with different portraits and less formal moments.
Those include snapshots taken on the night she arrived, before the main photography began, and photographs of preparations between shoots. The announcement places these alongside alternate images from the main sessions.
The released gallery gives a sense of that range. Warm directional light crosses a portrait in a white ribbed bikini top, while another photograph shows Kishi reclining against white pillows in embroidered lingerie with blue straps. A restaurant snapshot changes the mood: wearing a black cap and sleeveless top, she smiles with one hand near her face beneath warm hanging lights.
The digital cover is separate artwork, pairing a straw-hat portrait against greenery with white ME/YOU another edition lettering.
Distribution is announced for the Amazon Kindle Store, Rakuten Kobo, honto and other electronic bookstores, with a price of ¥3,850. Launch times vary by store; the announcement does not give a single release hour.
An online signing session is scheduled for November 4, 2026 to commemorate the digital release. Timing and participation details will be announced later. Follow the official ME/YOU project account for further announcements.
Kishi is a former #BababaBambi member and also performs in SPG (Small Powerful Girls) with Toomi and #Mooove!’s Himeno Hinano. Kishi is the subject of this photobook; her fellow SPG members are mentioned as career context.
Photography: Masato Yokoyama / Tokyo News Service. Digital cover artwork and all three accompanying photographs supplied via PR TIMES.
Source: Tokyo News Service via PR TIMES
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