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A photo book edited by Jugatsu Toi, who is known as a writer, reportage writer, and video director. October Toi, who was active in writing such as "Hitoshi Ueki" and "The Last Time of Guevara", as a host of TV programs, and as a director and star of movies. Also known as a motorcycle enthusiast, he has the record of most Japanese appearances in the world's five continents and the world's toughest motorcycle rally "Baja 1000" held in Mexico. The reason why Togetsu was brought into the world of motorcycles was the interview of "Bosozoku" conducted in the latter half of the 1970s. This book is a collection of photographs of the "festivals" of the runaway tribe groups scattered throughout Japan, published by Tozuki in 1979. The essence of young people running into "delinquency" and "runaway" is "adult indifference" and "giving up." Reportage writer, October Togetsu, who tried to represent the essence of their hearts by taking the "self-awareness" and "pure energy of trying to confront the times with abandonment" head-on by young people who turned away from adults. Collection of early works. The photos are Fumiaki Fukuda, Yuji Moriya, Kazutoshi Sumitomo, and Mutsuto Fujio. 9th printing.