Akumei No Hitsugi Sasakawa Ryoichi Den

[Machine Translation] He loved mezashi, and would fill his bath tub half-full. He was averse to extravagance and made his fortune through pragmatism and natural talent, but his wealth was nothing but debt as he pursued welfare projects. Without regard for his family, he worked hard for the nation and the world. He passed off the betrayal of his family with a blank face, and dismissed any wrongdoing with a laugh, calling it "a tax on his fame. On his Buddhist altar, he had more than 70 strips of paper with the names of the women with whom he had relations written on them, and he was obsessed with his love affair throughout his life. The unknown true face of Japan's leader. A newly written nonfiction book.

メザシを愛し、風呂の湯は桶の半分まで。贅沢を厭い、徹底した実利思考と天賦の才で財を成すも、福祉事業に邁進し残した財産は借金ばかり。家庭を顧みず、天下国家、世のために奔走。腹心の裏切り行為は素知らぬ顔でやり過ごし、悪くは"有名税"と笑って済ませた。仏壇には、関係した女の名が記された短冊を70以上並べ、終生、色恋に執心した。日本の首領の知られざる素顔。書き下ろしノンフィクション。