Volume 1: *The Face of Japan and Jesus* / Commentary: Yoshihisa Yamamoto The cornerstone of the author's thought, grappling with the weighty theme of "Japan and Christianity." Includes new commentaries and essays by Shusaku Endo, Seiichi Yashiro, and Shumon Miura, originally published in the 1976 first edition, as well as an essay by Endo expressing his joy at the publication, contributed to another magazine. Volume 2: *Journey in the Margin: Afterthoughts* / Commentary: Isao Onodera Includes new commentaries and essays, as well as essays by Shusaku Endo. Volume 3: *The Man Who Carried Christ: The Life of Paul* / Commentary: Eisuke Wakamatsu Volume 4: *The Life of My Master Jesus* / Commentary: Kazufumi Hirotani The author, who dedicated his life to Christian evangelism in Japan and conveying the joy of the Gospel, wants to share the image of Jesus and his agape love with as many friends as possible... This is a life's work completed with all his might, from the birth of Jesus Christ to his resurrection. Volume 5: *Collected Posthumous Writings: The Prayer of "Namu Abba"* / Commentary: Michitaka Yamane Includes a dialogue with Tetsuo Yamaori and a detailed chronology of Father Inoue. Volume 6: *Why Do People Live? The Gaze of Jesus: Selections on Japanese People and Christianity* Also includes essays by contemporary composer Toshio Hosokawa, who was influenced by Father Inoue, and Shusaku Endo, a close friend of Father Inoue. Volume 7: *Living the True Self: A Journey to Jesus* Also includes essays by Russian literature scholar Haruko Yasuoka and contemporary composer Teizo Matsumura. Volume 8: *Honen: A Person Reminiscent of Jesus - Thoughts in the Wind: Attempts at Inculturation of Christianity Selections* Also includes essays by Catholic writer Satoko Kizaki and music critic Kazuyuki Toyama. Volume 9: *Living in the Heart of Namu: Women Around Jesus Selections* Also includes essays by religious scholar Tetsuo Yamaori and Catholic writer Shotaro Yasuoka. Volume 10: *Introduction to Christianity for Japanese People - A List of Yoji Inoue's Writings* Furthermore, includes "A List of Yoji Inoue's Writings," an essay by Takako Takahashi, and a newly written essay by Masaru Sato. A fulfilling volume. Separate Volume: *The Complete Poems of Yoji Inoue* (CD Unopened) I want to see the blue sky, the birds in the sky, and the wildflowers through the eyes of Jesus, filled with God's agape love. Father Inoue, who sought the path to Jesus, calls out "Abba" with complete trust in the Father in his communion with nature, and the poems of prayer of "Namu Abba" naturally overflow. We will use recycled materials.