I found a very valuable book at an antique shop in the old downtown area of Tokyo. I would like to offer this to those interested in a book that recounts the vivid history of the war, 80 years after the end of the war. The condition of the item is listed as "poor overall," but as you can see in the photos, the contents allow for viewing across the entire spread, and the actual text is clearly readable. I hope that not only individuals but also those from historical museums will take a look. The phrase "Do not live to suffer the disgrace of captivity," which was one of the causes of countless tragedies such as mass suicides in Okinawa and Manchuria, can be clearly seen. Please experience firsthand the weight of these words, which appear repeatedly in Toyoko Yamazaki's masterpiece, "Fumō Chitai" (Barren Zone/The Deserted Zone).