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Japanese Inro by Julia Hutt
If you want a book about inro, this is the one. Hugely knowledgeable and authoritative, and superbly illustrated with lots of flawless photos of some of the best inro I've ever seen. It's hard to find more to say than if you need a first book on the subject, look nowhere else.