President Ikeda's Writings

Daisaku Ikeda

An ongoing series of the novelised history of the Soka Gakkai, Shin’ichi Yamamoto, the 3rd president of SGI, embarks on his trips overseas to fulfill his mentor’s vision of worldwide […]

Daisaku Ikeda

An ongoing series of the novelised history of the Soka Gakkai, Shin’ichi Yamamoto, the 3rd president of SGI, embarks on his trips overseas to fulfill his mentor’s vision of worldwide […]

Daisaku Ikeda

Continuing the story of Shin’ichi Yamamoto’s single-minded determination and ceaseless efforts to build Soka Gakkai into an organization of hope and peace that encompasses every strata and section of Japanese society, this volume has a lot to offer readers:

Shin’ichi’s tender memories of his mother Sachi and his tribute to all mothers “who give their love unstintingly to their children … [and are] the very embodiment of peace”.

Daisaku Ikeda

This volume continues the chronicling of the development of the Soka Gakkai during 1977, when Shin’ichi Yamamoto (Daisaku Ikeda’s pen name), in the true spirit of the mentor-disciple relationship, revisits Atsuta village, President Toda’s hometown, to inject fresh vigour in the members. Ushering in the second phase of kosen-rufu, this volume depicts the importance of the chapter as the key unit in the organisation, and the fostering of capable leaders to carry on the momentum of kosen-rufu. It is replete with the timeless guidance Shin’ichi to encourage all members, particularly the “uncrowned champions” — the dedicated deliverers of the Seikyo Shimbun.

Daisaku Ikeda

Of all his brothers, Shin’Ichi had admired his eldest brother Kikuo the most. He had many memories of the times they had spent together. There was one memory he especially cherished, which involved a broken mirror. When Shin’Ichi was still a young boy, the mirror, part of their mother’s trousseau, had been broken by accident. From among the fragments, Shin’Ichi and Kikuo each kept a palm-sized piece, which became a personal treasure for both of them.

Daisaku Ikeda

This ongoing novelized history of the Soka Gakkai, contains not only episodes from the past but timeless guidance in faith.

Daisaku Ikeda

The imminent possibility of a third world war precipitated by the Cuban Crisis involving the US and Russia in the early 60’s forms the leitmotif of the seventh volume of the New Human Revolution.