[Machine Translation] Fascist and revolutionary Tsunekazu Toyama is well known for his candidacy for Governor of Tokyo and the attention he attracted with his unique political broadcasts. The book, "Good-bye, Blue Hearts," which has been at a premium in the used book market, has been combined with his autobiography, "Blue Movement," and re-edited into a large 616-page volume, "Good-bye, Blue Hearts, Complete Edition. Mr. Toyama also wrote "Boku no Koukou Kyougaku Sengaku Hengakusen" (My Declaration of Leaving High School) (Tokuma Shoten) and "Worst? (Shiranui Shobo). This time, the book is a combination of his diary until he carried out the bombing at a Blue Hearts concert (Sayonara, Blue Hearts) and his autobiography (Blue Movement), a historical masterpiece that he conceived while in prison at the age of mid-30. Although Toyama tends to be focused only on his radical activities, both books are valuable for their vivid descriptions of the culture of the time, and for their talent as beautiful writers, which is still fresh today. This book has also been edited to include notes and new writing by Mr. Toyama to further deepen the understanding of those who read the book at the time. The book also includes a commentary by Akio Nakamori. A new 5,000-character essay on the theme of "Who is Tsunekazu Toyama? The contents of this edition are worthy of preservation.