This item has been stored at home. The contents are in very good condition, but it is old and the cover shows signs of aging. As shown in the image, there is a crease on one page. We appreciate your understanding. A groundbreaking biography realized for the first time 20 years after her death. Misora Hibari, who passed away with the Showa era. Based on a vast amount of materials, this grand "Requiem for Hibari" traces the trajectory of her rare talent and depicts the spirit of the Showa era, finally published. Misora Hibari, the biggest star in the history of Japanese popular music. This book re-examines the meaning of her existence, which still captivates the souls of many people, and unleashes a new "Hibari." This grand requiem approaches Hibari's life, who sang along with "Showa" while strongly carrying the shadow of the post-war black market, from the spiritual-historical depths. 800 pages written specifically for this book. Contents The Fate of "Solitary Island Suffering" - Prologue The Girl in the "Ruins" - The Moment of Birth Hymns and Curses - The Discomfort and Resonance of Intellectuals The Sacred Theory of Naming - The Birth of "Misora Hibari" Portraits of the Black-Robed - Managers The Boss and the Fairy Tale of Red Shoes - The Abyss of the Yakuza's Emergence The Pavane of the Male Shaman "Peacock Dance" - The Rise of the Yamaguchi-gumi Silver Screen Illusion - The Golden Legend of Hibari Films The Sacrificial Temporal Space of the Screen - The Treasure Trove of Hibari Films "Port" Culture and "Castle Town" Culture - "Heibon" and "King" Riverbeds and Pear Gardens - Tales of Entertainment Origins The Genealogy of the Abnormal - The Depths of Passion The Banquet of the Cicada Shell - Marriage and Divorce Eulogies to the Holy Parents and Princes - The Deaths of Father, Mother, and Brothers Songs Beyond Songs - An Unending Journey In the Underworld of the Flower Season - Epilogue