◎ Contains "Self No. 1 - No. 16". ◎ Heimin Shinbun: The first socialist newspaper in Japan, published in the late Meiji era. Founded in 1903 (Meiji 36) by Kōtoku Shūsui, Sakai Toshihiko, and others (weekly), it promoted socialism and anti-war movements against the Russo-Japanese War. However, it was suppressed by the government and ceased publication in 1905 with issue No. 64. It was revived as a daily newspaper in 1907, but was again suppressed and ceased publication in April of the same year with issue No. 75. ◉ A5 size. Hardcover. With slipcase. 374 pages. ◉ Published by Sogensha on December 20, 1953. Original price: ¥800 ◉ Images 14-18 are the table of contents. ★ Condition - The slipcase has yellowing, strong yellowing on the spine and top edge, scratches, overall stains and dirt, damage to the insertion part, peeling and damage to the corners and bottom of the spine, and other signs of heavy use. The cover of the main body (without paraffin) has dullness, and the edges and top and bottom have yellowing and noticeable stains, yellowing and stains at the beginning and end of the opening, and some traces of cellophane tape, noticeable stains from the title page to the third page, slight yellowing of the pages, small stains on some pages, etc. The condition is not very good due to the age of the book. There are no lines or writing, and there is no problem with reading, but please understand the above condition before ordering.