First edition, 2008. Includes a bonus DVD. The cover shows signs of aging, but the main body is in good condition. Released when she was 27 years old. The blurb on the obi (sleeve) reads "Kyoto University graduate, beautiful caster," but she had already been studying abroad since high school and moved around a lot. Her degree in International Cultural Studies also suggests an interest in overseas affairs. Her main claim to fame was as a caster on TV Tokyo's "Morning Satellite," but her appearance as a sub-caster was brief, and she didn't have any significant experience. In fact, four years before this release, the car carrying her family was involved in an accident. It was due to her own carelessness while driving, and there were fatalities. Around the time of this release, there were many posts about Yoshida on the then-thriving internet forums. As is common in such places, most were frivolous and based on curiosity, but there were also posts that sympathized with Yoshida. Some examples include: "She has a great education and a great body, but she's worn down by caregiving, something's wrong," "Reading her blog, I can only imagine a future of unhappiness," and "Why did she become a talent? There were more stable paths." The caregiving was likely for a family member injured in the accident. However, she later aspired to become a doctor, graduating from Kagoshima University School of Medicine, and successfully transitioned into the medical profession. The motivation is somewhat understandable. After that, she was active as a practicing physician, including through SNS, but for some reason, she is currently missing. As a material for considering Yoshida's personality, there remains a scathing criticism of the entertainment industry she came from. She straightforwardly despises its ugliness, but she must have had unpleasant experiences, or perhaps she suffered quite a bit. However, it's just a guess, but if she ended up in a similar situation and disappeared in the medical world, it would be the same as not having learned anything. Because it's human nature to do things in any industry, it's the same thing, although the degree and manner may differ. Given her extensive career and high level of experience, including the negative aspects, I dare to say this. I don't know about her husband, but I know she gave birth. Of course, if she is with her child and wants to create a happy family with her husband, that is a wonderful choice. If that's the case, then it's fine. The entertainment-related part-time job she did while in university may have been a real turning point. This is none of my business. Please forgive me. But I wish Yoshida good luck.