Instant purchase welcome Kota Ishii - 4 book set Prayers Crawling on the Ground The Begging Buddha "Kichiku" House: Parents Who Kill Their Children Drifting Children: Children Involved in Welfare Facilities No individual sales Each volume has slight scratches on the front and back covers. Prayers Crawling on the Ground has a folded corner on the upper right of the cover. Overall, there appear to be no markings, but please forgive any oversight. #KotaIshii #Kota_Ishii #Books #JapaneseLiterature/Essays Prayers Crawling on the Ground To overcome the hunger of the moment, children eat garbage infested with maggots, and street prostitutes sell their bodies to earn money to live for today. And the mafia who cut off the hands and feet of children to get a lot of alms and stand them in the streets. The reality of the weak being trampled upon, which has become visible by living together in slums around the world, such as India, Afghanistan, and Africa. A shocking photo-reportage that exposes a harsh fate. The Begging Buddha Children and people with disabilities begging on the streets of Asia. A shocking work nominated for the Otaka Prize, conveying the reality by living and eating with them. "Kichiku" House: Parents Who Kill Their Children Used diapers stink, and insects swarm on the floor. A 5-year-old boy, confined in a dark, cold room without food, still believed in his parents' love, and died alone, mummified. Parents who kill their children for extremely selfish reasons. They all say in unison, "I loved them, but I killed them." But "in my own way." What is the truth that has become visible by tracing the parents' upbringing? A shocking report that follows children killed in the closed room of the home. Drifting Children: Children Involved in Welfare Facilities Voices of response continue to pour in since the single volume! "I felt that adults need to take an interest and watch over children, not only for abuse and poverty, but also for their future." "I myself am a person in the field of child welfare, and the author carefully interviews what the people in the field want to convey the most." etc. The number of abuse consultations received by child consultation centers is 200,000 per year (as of Reiwa 2). The number of single mothers in Japan is 1.23 million (as of Heisei 30). One in two single-parent families, and one in six children, are in poverty. Approximately 290,000 students are absent from elementary and junior high schools for long periods of time (as of Reiwa 2). One in 15 students in regular classes has a developmental disability.