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The Complete Manual of Suicide by Wataru Tsurumi is a large book that has the title The Complete Manual of Suicide. It is written by Wataru Tsurumi and it talks about suicide. Wataru Tsurumi, author of the book, was a Japanese author who wrote many books related to suicide. This book is one of them. He wrote the book in 1970 under the title "Complete Manual of Suicide". In 1973, he added two new chapters and republished under a new title of "The" Complete Manual of Suicide. In 1981, after an incident where his daughter killed herself, he republished it as "e-no-hanashi", which means "a story about a suicide". In 2009, a Japanese man killed himself by jumping from a high building and left a note that contained a quote from this book. A Japanese company sued him for using their trademarked quotes that were used in this book. The quote was "Life can't be sustained, therefore it is to be cut off. The world exists only momentarily. So what is the point of all this? I will not expend energy on it. The only reason for living and working and even eating and mating and hating and loving, is to keep death at bay." It has been translated into English, French, German, Russian, Chinese, Italian and other languages. The complete manual of suicide was published in 1970 under the title "Complete Manual of Suicide". In 1973 two new chapters were added. The first chapter was "Considerations" written by Mitsuhiro Hayashi about living a happy life after committing suicide. Then Tsurumi wrote a chapter called "Study" that discusses all the things that must be done before committing suicide. Following these chapters is the first part of the first chapter under a new title "The first chapter" written by Kazuya Murakami about suicide and what caused him to kill himself. In 1981, after an incident where his daughter killed herself, he republished it as "e-no-hanashi", which means "a story about a suicide". In 1997, to make his book more accessible for those who may not be able to read Japanese, Tsurumi rewrote it from scratch but kept the same cover art. The author added two new chapters as well as edited all of the chapters. He removed the study chapter and replaced it with a section titled "further reading". He also added a note telling readers that if they find his book is useful then he will be grateful. There are 16 chapters in the book. While most of them are written by Tsurumi, he had help from other authors on some chapters. The first chapter is "Considerations", which was written by Mitsuhiro Hayashi. It talks about how to live a happy life even after you have committed suicide. The second chapter is "The First Chapter", which was written by Kazuya Murakami about how he decided to commit suicide and then killed himself at the age of 33 years old. cfa1e77820