Yuki Mita takes the September 29 cover with a ten-page Oahu story, while Haruka Kodama previews her third book and six other women round out the issue.
兒玉遥 3rd写真集（タイトル未定）
The title had not been announced when this source was checked.
三田悠貴2nd写真集『Sweet Escape』
Yuki Mita’s second print photobook, photographed on Oahu.
Images from Yuki Mita’s second photobook, shot on Oahu, form the cover and opening ten pages of the September 29 issue of FLASH. The feature uses the island’s sea, sky and open-air setting, with photography by Seiji Yanishi.
Mita’s second photobook, Sweet Escape, is due from Kobunsha on October 23. A release event follows at 11:30 a.m. on October 24 at Shosen Grande in Jimbocho, Tokyo.
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Haruka Kodama appears across five pages with advance photographs from her first photobook in four years. The still-untitled collection was photographed in Sri Lanka by Yuichi Sato and is scheduled for release by Kobunsha on November 26.
Kodama joined HKT48 as a first-generation member in 2011 and graduated in 2019 before concentrating on acting, including an appearance in the 2024 NHK morning drama Omusubi. Handover events for the new book are scheduled for November 28 at HMV & BOOKS SHIBUYA and December 12 at HMV & BOOKS HAKATA.
Momoka Onishi returns to FLASH after a break from gravure work. Her feature, photographed by Yohei Sato, includes a black one-piece swimsuit and arrives alongside a digital edition of her 2023 second photobook, 桃の眺め方, expanded with 32 previously unpublished photographs. Onishi graduated from AKB48 in February 2024 and now works primarily as an actor.
Orito makes her first FLASH appearance in a six-page feature photographed by Junya Ushirono. The #Mooove! member’s interview covers the origin of her stage name and the stage she hopes to perform on in the future. Her digital photobook 静寂の轟き is available through kokode digital and other ebook stores.
Paprico also makes her magazine debut, with a five-page feature photographed by Kazuo Onodera and an interview about her interest in gravure and idols. She began online activity in December 2024, and her “寒いね” TikTok video reached one million views before her gravure debut in April 2026. Her FLASH digital photobook is titled ラムネ色の白昼夢.
Rough×Laugh member Haru Nagamatsu appears in an eight-page feature photographed by Takuya Fuwa. Nagamatsu, the group’s youngest member, discusses working to express a more grown-up side while retaining the fresh tone associated with her earlier work. Her digital photobook はる日和。 is also on sale.
Honoka Sasaki’s pages, photographed by U-YA, use additional photographs from the digital photobook HAPPY DAYS. Sasaki graduated from Up Up Girls (2) in 2025 and has continued her career as an actor.
Komaki Mineshima closes the lineup with additional photographs by Takeo Dec. from あの頃、君がいた. After graduating from 7LAND in 2024 and briefly leaving entertainment, Mineshima returned to idol activity by joining JamsCollection in April 2026.
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