This book, by Kenzo Okuzaki, known for the documentary film "The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On," is a valuable historical and documentary resource. "Imperial Palace Pachinko Incident" Statement of Opinion: A Memorandum on Kenzo Okuzaki by Magoroku Ide - Title: Yamazaki, Shoot the Emperor! (with newspaper clippings) (with obi) - Author: Divine Army Equal Soldier Kenzo Okuzaki - Publisher: Shinsensha - Year of Publication: 1987 - Size: 303 pages Kenzo Okuzaki (February 1, 1920 – June 16, 2005) was a former Japanese Imperial Army soldier (final rank: Private First Class), battery merchant, writer, actor, and anarchist. He is known as the perpetrator of the Showa Emperor pachinko shooting incident. He also committed other crimes, including the attempted murder of a real estate agent, the Imperial Family pornographic leaflet incident, and the attempted murder of his former superior officer's eldest son, and was repeatedly imprisoned. He also appeared in the documentary film "The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On." He called himself the "Divine Army Equal Soldier." (Wikipedia) Magoroku Ide (September 29, 1931 – October 8, 2020) was a Japanese novelist and reportage writer. Born in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture (formerly Usuda Town, Minamisaku District) in 1931, he graduated from the Faculty of Letters at the University of Tokyo. With a journalist's perspective, he published many works on historical events and social issues. In particular, he wrote with the belief that "the memory of war should not be erased," and is known for his works that delved deeply into the issues of Japanese people left behind in China, the tragedy of the Manchurian Colonization Group, and the Chichibu Incident of the Freedom and People's Rights Movement. (Wikipedia) #KenzoOkuzaki #DivineArmyEqualSoldier #ImperialPalacePachinkoIncident #TheEmperorsNakedArmyMarchesOn #ImperialFamilyPornography #EmperorPachinkoShooting #MagorokuIde #Emperor #Hirohito Storage: E