A follow-up to last year's "The Book I Still Want to Read: Japan After 3.11", this book was written by Ryuichi Sakamoto and his editing team.
In addition to messages to the younger generation from the artists who will participate in NO NUKES2012, a nuclear power free music festival to be held July 7-8, 2012, the book includes plain explanations of nuclear power issues and natural energy by experts in the field. There is also a rich visual table by leading Japanese artists and cartoonists!

Main Contents
"Toward "NO NUKES 2012" and the book celebration" Ryuichi Sakamoto
"It may be a hopeless situation, but there is surely something we can do" Akira Kozueki (Assistant Professor, Kyoto University Nuclear Reactor Research Institute)
"Putting energy back in our hands. The Fourth Revolution of Renewable Energy" Tetsuya Iida (Director, Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies)
"Symptoms of Invisible Internal Exposure" Juro Hida (Doctor)
"The problem of internal exposure, which increases the danger by pretending not to know" Hitomi Kamanaka (Film director)
"It is common knowledge in the world that Japan is now in a great crisis. "It is a common sense in the world that Japan is in a serious crisis right now" Kohei Murata (former Japanese Ambassador to Switzerland)
"Corporations and economies do not deserve to exist if they do not contribute to people's happiness" Takeshi Yoshihara (Chairman of Jonan Shinkin Bank)
"NO NUKES" "The world is in a crisis right now.Yellow Magic Orchestra
"radioactivity" Kraftwerk
"To the New Generation! NO NUKES 2012 First time artist "Speaking up. What you can do. What you can do. What you believe. To talk about the future. And it's not amazing." Masafumi Goto (Asian Kung Fu Generation) x Youth Conference
"Even if the answer is not immediately shook, it is meaningful to keep demonstrating" Takashi Nakagawa (Sol Flower Union) x @TwitNoNukes
"Small festival" Shiriagari Kotobuki (manga artist)
"Sleepwalking No No Nukes" Yoshitomo Nara (Artist)
"Sun Child" Kenji Yanobe (Artist)
"Books I want you to read and movies I want you to see" compilation team
"Our Nuclear Chronology National Youth Conference "What it means for me to live in Fukushima" Marika Yoshida (Psychiatric social worker)
"The Cute Thing That Is Featured in Recent Demonstrations" SAYONARA ATOM (Creator Team)
"Radioactivity Forever" Kai Pfeiffer (Comic Artist)

[Specifications] Book 144 pages