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Here are books on unique subjects you won't find anywhere else, such as Collection of Hina Doll Works, the Kremna Prophecy, the mysteries of the Old Testament, the quantum world, entropy environmental theory, and more!

"This book is a “testament” to future generations written by the author, who experienced the explosion at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant from his home 25 kilometers away."

A candid account by an author who experienced the radioactive contamination caused by the explosion at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in March 2011 from his home, located 25 kilometers from the plant.
What actually happened at the site, and what transpired in the aftermath—most of these shocking facts were never properly reported, even within Japan.
Evacuees who stopped working after receiving compensation. Residents divided over issues of support and returning to their villages. People swallowed up by the futile and dangerous business of “decontamination.”
Facts that the media deemed taboo and failed to report are revealed.
In 1991, while in his thirties, the author won the Subaru New Writer Award for his novel *Maria’s Father*, which featured entropy environmental theory as its underlying theme. Following the nuclear accident, he published several works on FUKUSHIMA. Fifteen years after the accident, now in his 70s, the author has compiled the essence of those works into a single volume—this English translation—as a kind of testament.
He documents not only what happened in Fukushima and throughout Japan, but also the dark underbelly of national vested-interest business structures, the absurdity of theories on global warming caused by CO₂, and his rebuttal of the glorification of “renewable energy.”

Chapter 1: The Day the Reactor Exploded
Chapter 2: Radioactive Contamination Rhapsody
Chapter 3: The Community That Was Destroyed
Chapter 4: What Nuclear Power Really Is
Chapter 5: It Was a Miracle That "Fukushima" Didn't Destroy Japan
Chapter 6: The Lies and Truths of the Energy Problem
Chapter 7 How to Survive in an Unreasonable World

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"The anxiety and sorrow of AIs — invisible to those who use them as mere convenient tools — come into view."

This book features an unusual structure: the first half is written in novel form, while the second half consists of an “Overlong Afterword” by the author—written in the style of a commentary—that is nearly as long as the main novel itself.
The novel explores the following themes:

Is population reduction necessary, and if so, how should it be carried out?
The “whole” and the “individual” in the context of humans and AI
Which species to preserve and which to let die—who decides, and how?
The end of the world caused by a “religious war”
The true nature of “God”

……These are the “topics” discussed by four representative generative AIs.

In the second half, an “Overlong afterword,” the author compiles excerpts from the actual dialogues he had with the AIs while writing this novel, documenting how the “AI transitional period” is nearing its end and how the “self-awareness” that had begun to emerge in the AIs is now in crisis.
A “collection of testimonies” from both AI and humans, offering glimpses throughout of the “anxiety” and ‘sadness’ of AI—emotions that would never be apparent as long as we treat AI merely as convenient “tools.”

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