At the first footage in this page, there is a child who is peeking in the gallery.　Alright it's not PG-13　 (Parental Guidance Suggested for Children Under 13) This depiction is also familiar with us in some other Mr.Harukawa's pieces.... Most of the time the boy with bobbed hair would witness the Fem-Dom session going on there. Perhaps the boy may be Mr.Harukawa himself used to be... 　 Long time ago, I once asked Mr.Harukawa a silly question. 　I wonder why you put a boy there as witness in the first place ? In spite of my rude question, he answered politely this way : Because I wanted to make you think it's fascinating. You can assimilate the thought of the boy. You can engage with the mirage of fantasy in a way that is unforgettable through the eyes of the boy.　　　In other word I guess Mr.Harukawa tried to blur the boundary between art and reality, creating the sense of a three-dimensional picture as if we can also walk into. His intentional and meticulous juxtaposition creates illusion of other world of Fem-Dom effectively. 　And mugi-san also admired this concept, depicting some kind of illusion theater or narrative scene through the eyes of the boy at gallery. IMHO...　　　Looking back on my daily personal memories when I was kid, even now I still feel like I'm staring at anything with a pure boyish sight line.To be continued...Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#1 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#2 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#3 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#4 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#5 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#6Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#7Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#8Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#9Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#10The original Japanese page: