Books
- Tashiro Masashi no Dōtoku Yomihon (田代まさしの道徳読本, , Masashi Tashiro's moral handbook?) (May 1988, Kōdansha) - ISBN 4-06-103101-5
- Marcy no Chōhōsoku (マーシーの超法則, , Marcy's super law?) (April 1994, Magazine house) - ISBN 4-8387-0534-4
- Cinema de Aishite -Eiga no Kazu hodo, Koishitai- (シネマで愛して―映画の数ほど、恋したい, , Love me in the cinema―I want to be in love almost as same as the number of films?) (October 1993, Japan literary arts company) - ISBN 4-537-02384-8
- Jibaku -The Judgement Day- (自爆―THE JUDGEMENT DAY, , Self-destruction or suicidal bombing?) (July 2002 K2 publishing sale) - ISBN 4-434-02252-0
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