This item is from my home collection. The contents are in excellent condition, but the cover, obi, etc. show signs of aging due to their age. We appreciate your understanding. Men Who Ate Dreams: "Star Tanjou" and the 70s - Yu Aku, Momoe Yamaguchi, Akina Nakamori, Kyoko Koizumi, and others Yu Aku depicts the golden 70s, when he produced stars like Momoe Yamaguchi, Junko Sakurada, the "Hana no Nakasan Trio" of Mori Masako, Pink Lady, and Kyoko Koizumi. The 70s were the golden age of kayokyoku (Japanese popular music). The TV program "Star Tanjou" produced numerous stars, including Momoe, Junko, and Masako's "Hana no Nakasan Trio," creating a major movement. This is a contemporary document by Yu Aku, who created the idol heyday from the late 60s with the GS boom, Pink Lady, and Kyoko Koizumi. Contents Chapter 1: Girls Chapter 2: The Ship of Romance Chapter 3: The Age of "Star Tanjou" Chapter 4: Pink Monsters Chapter 5: Under the Flag of GS Chapter 6: To Avoid Singing a Requiem From Reviews This is a first-class historical document as a historical testimony of the mastermind of "Star Tanjou," and the episodes about individual singers who graced the era, such as Momoe Yamaguchi, Pink Lady, and Hiromi Iwasaki, are interesting. It was impressive to see that he, who was the parent who gave birth to and raised the singer Hiromi Iwasaki, highly valued her talent.