• 1.  Chonai saikin no hanashi (Introduction to intestinal bacteria), p. 212, Iwanami Shoten (1978).
  (The book explains the relationship between intestinal flora and health.)
• 2.  Intestinal Bacteria and Health, p. 208, Harcourt Brace Jovanovichi Japan, Tokyo (1987).
  (This is an English translation of the original Japanese book Chonai saikin no hanashi previously published by Iwanami Shoten, cited in 1. above.
• 3.  Chonaikin no sekai: Kenkiseikin no bunrui to dotei (The world of intestinalbacteria: Classification and identification of anaerobic bacteria), p. 342, Sobunsha (1980).
  (This is a manual explaining specific methods of culturing intestinal flora and culturing and identifying constituent bacteria, and includes 806 color photos and seven bacteria identification charts.)
• 4.  Chonaikin no bunrui to seitai (Classification and biology of intestinal bacteria), p. 363, The Foundation for Dietary Scientific Research (1986).
  (The book describes the classification and biology of intestinal flora mainly based on evidence obtained from experiments conducted by the author.)
• 5.  Chonaisaikin-gaku (Intestinal bacteriology) (Edited and authored work), p. 496, Asakura Publishing (1990).
  (The book is a monograph providing a comprehensive review of research done on intestinal flora.)
• 6.  Chonai-furora to hatsugan (Intestinal flora and carcinogenesis) (Edited and authored work), p. 183, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1981).
  (The books numbered 6 through 28 are monographs presented at the Symposium on Intestinal Flora which has been held annually since 1980.)
• 7.  Chonai-furora to seitai-bogyo (Intestinal flora and biological defense) (Edited and authored work), p. 236, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1982).
• 8.  Chonai-furora to eiyo (Intestinal flora and nutrition) (Edited and authored work), p. 211, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1983).
• 9.  Chonai-furora to shokumotsu-inshi (Intestinal flora and food factors) (Edited and authored work), p. 215, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1984).
• 10. Chonai-furora to seijinbyo (Intestinal flora and adult diseases) (Edited and authored work), p. 227, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1985).
• 11. Chonai-furora to kansensho (Intestinal flora and communicable diseases) (Edited and authored work), p. 222, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1986).
• 12. Chonai-furora to taisha (Intestinal flora and metabolism) (Edited and authored work), p. 243, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1987).
• 13. Chonai-furora to kenkyu-hohoron (Intestinal flora and research methodology) (Edited and authored work), p. 245, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1988).
• 14. Chonai-furora to seitai-homeosutashisu (Intestinal flora and biological homeostasis) (Edited and authored work), p. 198, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1989).
• 15.  Chonai-furora no seitai to yakuwari (Biology and functions of intestinal flora) (Edited and authored work), p. 167, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1990).
• 16. Chonai-furora no bunrui to seitai (Taxonomy and ecology of intestinal flora) (Edited and authored work), p. 248, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1991).
• 17. Chonai-furora to shokuji (Intestinal flora and diet) (Edited and authored work), p. 151, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1992).
• 18. Chonai-furora to meneki-oto (Intestinal flora and immune response) (Edited and authored work), p. 169, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1993).
• 19. Chonai-furora to hatsugan 2 (Intestinal flora and carcinogenesis 2) (Edited and authored work), p. 176, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1994).
• 20. Chonai-furora to chonai-zoshoku (Intestinal flora and their enteric propagation) (Edited and authored work), p. 160, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1995).
• 21. Chonai-furora to henigen (Intestinal flora and their mutagens) (Edited and authored work), p. 127, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1996).
• 22. Chonai-furora to purobaiotikusu (Intestinal flora and probiotics) (Edited and authored work), p. 172, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1997).
• 23. Chonai-furora no bunshi-seitaigaku (Molecular biology of intestinal flora) (Edited and authored work), p. 205, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1998).
• 24. Chonai-furora to saikinsei-shokuchudoku (Intestinal flora and bacterial food poisoning) (Edited and authored work), p. 162, Gakkai Shuppan Center (1999).
• 25. Chonai-furora no bunshi-seitaigakuteki kenshutsu/dotei (Molecular biological detection and identification of intestinal flora) (Edited and authored work), p. 178, Gakkai Shuppan Center (2000).
• 26. Chonai-furora to seikatsu-shukan-byo (Intestinal flora and lifestyle diseases) (Edited and authored work), p. 199, Gakkai Shuppan Center (2001).
• 27. 21-seiki chonai-furora kenkyu no atarashii doko (New trends of intestinal flora research in the 21st century) (Edited and authored work), p. 141, Gakkai Shuppan Center (2002).
• 28. Chonai-furora to daicho-shikkan (Intestinal flora and colorectal diseases) (Edited and authored work), p. 152, Gakkai Shuppan Center (2003).
• 29. Chonai-furora to kenko (Intestinal flora and health) (Edited and authored work), p. 198, Gakkai Center Kansai / Gakkai Shuppan Center (1998).
  (The book explains the relationship between intestinal flora, health, and diseases.)
• 30. Kenko-choju no tame no shoku-seikatsu (Dietary lifestyle conducive to health and longevity), p. 174, Iwanami Shoten (2002).
  (The book explains the process through which novel findings in intestinal bacteria research are used to develop functional food products.)

There are 103 other books written by the author.

21.Chonai-furora to henigen (Intestinal flora and their mutagens)	22.Chonai-furora to purobaiotikusu (Intestinal flora and probiotics)	23.Chonai-furora no bunshi-seitaigaku (Molecular biology of intestinal flora)	24.Chonai-furora to saikinsei-shokuchudoku (Intestinal flora and bacterial food poisoning)
25. Chonai-furora no bunshi-seitaigakuteki kenshutsu/dotei (Molecular biological detection and identification of intestinal flora)	26.Chonai-furora to seikatsu-shukan-byo (Intestinal flora and lifestyle diseases)	27.21-seiki chonai-furora kenkyu no atarashii doko (New trends of intestinal flora research in the 21st century)	28.Chonai-furora to daicho-shikkan (Intestinal flora and colorectal diseases)
29.Chonai-furora to kenko (Intestinal flora and health)	30.Kenko-choju no tame no shoku-seikatsu (Dietary lifestyle conducive to health and longevity)	Roka wa cho de tomerareta (Aging can be mitigated through the intestines)	Anata no jumyo wo kimeru zendamakin vs akudamakin senso (Outcome of the battle between good bacteria vs. bad bacteria determines your lifespan)

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