Released October 19 by Wani Books, the digital-only photobook pairs Gota Suzuki’s mansion portraits with floral yukata and soft window light.
Summer lingers inside the wooden rooms and along the veranda of Lyrical Love, Ririka Moriwaki’s new digital-only photobook. Wani Books released the Gota Suzuki-photographed collection on October 19, 2026.
The publisher frames the book around memories of summer as autumn approaches. Its mansion setting brings together Japanese-style rooms, a wood-paneled staircase and quiet corners beside windows.
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The three photographs accompanying the cover offer distinct views of that setting. One looks down toward Moriwaki seated on a wooden floor in pale patterned swimwear, with daylight entering through a nearby window. Another gives the architecture more room: she stands beside a dark wooden stair railing in a sheer white polka-dot outfit, against pale walls and red carpeting.
The landscape photograph moves to an open doorway. Moriwaki sits on the veranda in a white yukata patterned with red, teal and dark flowers, its yellow obi tied in a large bow. The tatami room behind her and sandals outside complete the domestic scene.
The cover takes a closer approach, pairing a striped outfit and twin ponytails with pink Lyrical Love lettering. It is separate from the three accompanying photographs from the book.
Moriwaki is also a member of Draw Me, the idol group originating from NOBROCK TV. The publisher’s announcement notes that the group’s major-label debut single, Kachikaku Love, was released on October 14.
Readers may also recognize her from the lineup of BOMB Premium 2026. That print mook is a separate publication from this digital photobook.
Photography: Gota Suzuki / Wani Books. Cover artwork and photographs supplied via PR TIMES.
Source: Wani Books via PR TIMES
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