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Nicolas Cage and his wife, Riko Shibata, are sharing their love on the cover of their first magazine together.
The couple, who married in February in Las Vegas, posed for Flaunt magazine, which debuted online on Thursday.
The images, taken by Noah Dillon, show off the couple's sense of style, with Cage telling the magazine, "We were out there doing our thing."
"We did something kind of historic — photographing in 117-degree weather and building sandcastles," he said, adding, "I don't think that's been done before. And Riko loved it!"
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While it appears the two kept details of their relationship relatively private during the interview, Cage did say he met Shibata, 27, through mutual friends in Japan while he was filming his movie Prisoners of the Ghostland.
Cage and Shibata, who is also an actress, made their red carpet debut in July at the premiere of Cage's film Pig, which recently earned a Gotham Award nomination for best feature.
Cage tied the knot with his fifth wife during a "very small and intimate wedding at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas" on Feb. 16, honoring his late father's birthday.
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"It's true, and we are very happy," he told PEOPLE in a statement at the time. The couple met more than a year ago in Shiga, Japan.
The National Treasure actor was previously married to Patricia Arquette, 53, Lisa Marie Presley, 53, Erika Koike, 38, and Alice Kim, 37, with whom he shares 16-year-old son Kal-El Coppola. He also shares son Weston Coppola, 30, with ex-girlfriend and Snake Eyes costar Christina Fulton, 54, and they have four grandchildren through Weston.
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