The contents are in very good condition, but as it is old, there is some age-related wear and tear on the cover and obi. We appreciate your understanding. The most scandalous man in the entertainment world's intense autobiography. Love and separation, friendship and conflict, noise and solitude. Ayumi Ishida, Mitsuko Baisho, Yusaku Matsuda, Kenji Sawada, Takuzo Kawatani, Antonio Inoki, Yutaka Mizutani, Kinji Fukasaku, Shintaro Katsu, Akira Kurosawa, Yujiro Ishihara, Tatsuo Umemiya... He thought it was about time he told the real story. That Showken laid bare all of his 57 years of life! Days when he was always too serious about everything. His excessive instincts attracted those around him, and also destroyed himself. The truth of Showken, the genius covered in scars. Contents God, Please Called Showken Macaroni? Don't be ridiculous "Scared Angel" - Sake, women, and marijuana No, that's not right Let's do another one Premonition Detention center The kettle rang Peeing the bed in Ayumi Ishida's bed A woman born in Osaka Reasons for separation Getting serious The incident Threatened by the Yakuza, threatened them The real story of the movie Black Rain - Ken Takakura's role was Shintaro Katsu and the entire film was shot in Tokyo From the reviews A book that reveals almost everything about Showken. His raw voice, speaking frankly about his life from birth to age 57, is shocking, but also honest, and a must-read for fans. Especially the scene where he was involved with the Yakuza along with Julie, Masaaki Sakai, and Akira Fuse. Keisuke Kuwata also talked about this part on the radio. I read it all at once. It was also good to realize that most of Yusaku Matsuda's work was a rip-off of Showken's. This book was published in 2008 and has been out of print ever since, and has not been made into a paperback. Perhaps because he wrote too frankly, using all real names? Showken, who was in a way ostracized from the entertainment world due to various incidents (the details of which are also written), is rumored to be making a comeback in a drama next year. I was surprised that he hated the Tempters era, and that Showken himself, who wasn't even the leader, announced the Tempters' disbandment in the Hochi Shimbun, and that he used cocaine. When I was in prison for my first offense, I heard from someone in an organization in Kanto that before appearing at the Nichigeki Western Carnival, he injected amphetamines, and his face changed dramatically, and he said to Yuya Uchida, "Yuya, you idiot!" I think he wouldn't be where he is today without the Tempters and PYG. It was a turbulent life, but I was surprised to learn about Kenichi Hagiwara's personality.