This item is from my home collection. The contents are in excellent condition, but as it is old, there is some aging on the cover, etc. We appreciate your understanding. Makoto Sataka Makoto Sataka's Straight Talk: A Collection of Makoto Sataka's Dialogues Ichiro Ozawa, Tsuneo Watanabe, Muneo Suzuki, Ryo Takasugi, Takuro Morinaga, Rei Nakanishi, Yasuo Tanaka, Yosui Inoue... Yuko Tanaka. Welcoming 32 interlocutors—I now only hope that many readers will resonate with the main theme running through this collection of dialogues (Makoto Sataka). Chapter 1: Scolding Junichiro Koizumi Scolding Junichiro Koizumi's playing soldier: Ichiro Ozawa Koizumi's true intentions, demands for Abe: Tsuneo Watanabe Koizumi's intuition? Criticism of politics: Koichi Kato Exposing the core of the earthquake-resistant fraud problem: The scapegoat's claim: Susumu Kojima, Muneo Suzuki What is the essence of the "Muneo Suzuki problem": Hidesei Tanaka Questioning the false reforms and the responsibility of the media: Ryo Takasugi The true nature of Koizumi's diplomacy: Naoto Amaki 60 years after the war, the future of this country: Takashi Tsujii, Takao Saito Chapter 2: Discussing Japan, Changing Japan One-sidedness towards America and empty nationalism: Kang Sang-jung, Hisako Sawachi When the kingdom collapses: Ryo Takasugi The general meeting of shareholders who stole the head of Seibu's Yoshiaki Tsutsumi: Ryuga Haga The crisis of newspaper journalism: Shoji Otsuka Yakuza and thieves are devouring Japan: Benjamin Fulford 17 years after the dismantling of JNR: Manabu Tateyama, Makoto Sakuma You're a cool person too: Yasushi Yokoyama The qualities of a politician to be inherited in the 21st century: Takako Doi Verification of Koizumi's politics for 800 days—the strength and precariousness of the US-Japan axis: Shigeki Kishii, Nobuhiko Shima Chapter 3: Why did "Japanese intellectuals" become useless!? My Manchurian experience and Koga melodies: Rei Nakanishi Reading Seicho Matsumoto: Hideo Yokoyama The world is becoming tense: Takuro Morinaga Economic novels also record "darkness": Kenichi Sakai Looking at Eros and violence: Yoichi Sai Why did Japanese intellectuals become useless!?: Yasuo Tanaka The expression method of manga: Akira Ishizaka, Haruo Takahashi The expression method of song: Yosui Inoue, Hitoshi Komuro The charm of Yamagata people nurtured by the Mogami River: Koichi Kato The aesthetics of deception and the aesthetics of being deceived: Yuko Tanaka From the review This is a collection of dialogues hosted by Mr. Sataka, and the selection of people is very interesting. The fact that Watanabe Tsuneo appears will shock those who have read his works. This is the reason why he is said to have "no principles." However, it is interesting that he somehow agrees with Neoliberalism on the subject of Neoliberalism.