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This is the second number of volume 11 of the magazine Shoso, published in 1935 by Aoi Shobo, a publishing company run by Shimo Taro (1900-1980). Distributed exclusively to members, it was aimed at bibliophiles who love books and included many special features on bookbinding and printing. This book acts as a kind of instructional guide to bookbinding techniques. It features dictation from bookbinding master Ueda Tokusaburo and illustrations by Takei Takeo (1894-1983), the creator of children's illustrations. The book is divided into a section on Japanese books and a section on Western books, and the accompanying illustrations make it easy to understand.
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