Thank you for viewing. This is a set of 7 books by Katsuichi Honda on nature and environmental protection. All books are free of writing, folds, and creases, and have no noticeable scratches or stains. Please understand that these are used items before purchasing. No pets, no smoking. They will be sent via "Mercari Bin" with tracking and compensation. Immediate purchase is OK. (Contents) ● Hokkaido Exploration Diary (Asahi Shimbunsha, photo 2) For those who have not yet lost their great adventurous spirit. This book sheds light on the hidden places, overlooked aspects of Hokkaido, its unknown nature, customs, and history, which are not found in tourist guides or brochures. A masterpiece known as the "phantom report." ● Japan Environmental Report (Asahi Shimbunsha, photo 3) "Protect the virgin forests of the Southern Alps" and others ● Kushiro Marsh (Asahi Shimbunsha, photo 4) An environmental report on the Kushiro Marsh, a treasure trove of precious nature. Along with abundant color photos, it reports on the charm of the vast marsh and its crisis. ● Wheat and Lockheed (Kodansha Bunko, photo 5) Can nature be protected by environmental protection alone? Isn't development for progress destroying nature? Isn't food, such as wheat, which is a rich harvest, being misused as a strategic material under the control of international financial capital? From the causes of various environmental destructions and pollution, to the hidden relationship with international politics, this book conveys a passionate desire for human recovery. A collection of passionate essays filled with thoughts of home and anger towards those who destroy nature, covering topics such as the logging of green mountains, farmland ruined by reduced rice production, and dangerous nuclear power plants. ● Are Japanese People Beautiful? (Kodansha Bunko, photo 6) In the modern world, where everyone on Earth should be happy, why are discrimination and prejudice between countries and individuals becoming increasingly intense? A collection of the author's statements on various forms of discrimination and related themes, such as race, ethnicity, economic power, living disparities, and physical handicaps, following "Wheat and Lockheed." Where does the consciousness of the ugly Japanese come from? Fundamentally questioning the issues of racial discrimination, education, prejudice, and discrimination! ● Is Squatting Uncool? (Asahi Shimbunsha, photo 7) Written about culture and ethnicity, including the relationship between Mount Fuji and the Ainu people, why Roman letters must be in the Japanese style, and the difference between English newspapers and English-language newspapers. ● And My Homeland, Japan (Asahi Shimbunsha, photo 8) Through reports on the four regions of Ina Valley, Hokkaido, Iwate, and Niigata, this book appeals to readers about the present and past of Japanese society.