This is a lecture by Kazuyoshi Kino of Radio Tanpa Service, titled "The Scenery of Shobogenzo." This is a renowned lecture series that provides an easy-to-understand explanation of Shobogenzo, which has been known as extremely difficult to understand since ancient times. It is a valuable resource with a strong sense of presence, recorded as Mr. Kino spoke to the audience at Zensho-an Temple. The complete set consists of 10 volumes, with 8 cassette tapes in each volume, totaling 80 tapes. Each tape is approximately 1 hour long, making for a vast and extensive lecture series of 80 hours in total. The lectures were recorded around 1982, and at the time of publication, each volume cost between 18,000 and 20,000 yen, with the entire set costing nearly 200,000 yen. Each volume contains 8 cassette tapes and is stored in a cloth-covered case, with an accompanying booklet containing the lecture summaries. In addition to Shobogenzo, the lectures also include a lecture on Shusho-gi at the end. The original text of Shusho-gi is included in the explanatory booklet. Furthermore, to deepen your understanding of the audio, we will include the "Honzan Edition Shobogenzo." All page numbers in the lectures are based on this book, and having the book allows you to listen to the lectures while reading the original text. We have independently obtained this book and will include it with the item for sale. This is a convenient "reduced-size edition" that contains all volumes in a single handy book. We hope you will use this as a text to help you listen to the lectures. Regarding the sale, we have played all 80 cassette tapes to confirm their good sound quality. If you have been looking for this, please take this opportunity. Notes Each volume contains 8 cassette tapes, an explanatory booklet, and is housed in a cloth-covered case. Some volumes have black marks on the cloth of the case (see images). Also, some have faded titles (see images). All cassettes are in bags with stoppers. The explanatory booklets all have writing and some have wrinkles and stains (see images). One of the clasps on the case for volume 8 has a broken clasp (see images). It is possible to insert it into the retaining cloth even with the broken piece, and it can be used as a clasp. The "Honzan Edition Shobogenzo" included as a bonus has some faded titles, but is in generally good condition.