Recommendation
Before leaving on a trip

PART 1.
A Journey Through the History of Sheep: Human History from an Energy Perspective

Energy Pilgrimage ① From Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan
Chapter 1.
fire energy
Energy Pilgrimage ② From Yerevan, the capital of Armenia
Chapter 2.
Agricultural energy
Energy Pilgrimage ③ Lebanon Cedar Forest
Chapter 3.
Forest energy
Energy Pilgrimage④ A Village Created by a Waterfall
Chapter 4.
Industrial Revolution and Energy
Energy Pilgrimage⑤ The Road to a Secret Land
Chapter 5.
Use of electricity
Energy Pilgrimage ⑥ Why was the Battle of Kawanakajima repeated five times?
Chapter 6.
Fertilizer and Energy
Energy Pilgrimage ⑦ Memories of the Granary
Chapter 7.
Industrialization of food production and energy

PART 2.
A Journey in Search of Knowledge: The Nature of Energy Revealed by Science

Chapter 1.
What is energy?
Chapter 2.
Characteristics of energy
Chapter 3.
What energy flow creates
Chapter 4.
What is the ideal energy source?

PART 3.
A Journey in Search of the Heart: The Human Mind and Energy

Chapter 1.
spirit of fire
Chapter 2.
Energy and Economy
Chapter 3.
Energy and Society

PART 4.
Destination: The Resurrection of Energeia

Chapter 1.
Problems to be solved
Chapter 2.
The future we must move towards
Chapter 3.
What we can do

At the end of the journey
Acknowledgements
Note

“Most things in the world can be easily organized and understood if we think of them from an energy perspective.” This book compares the attempt to view things from an energy perspective to a journey.
The author says that the word "travel" has various resonances and depths, and that the one-directional flow from the past to the present and toward the future is in fact the essence of the energy we encounter every day, and that the question of who I am can sometimes be answered by thinking about what energy is.


In this text, travel is broadly divided into three themes: quantity, knowledge, and mind, and the relationship between energy and humanity is examined.

In Part 1, a journey to discover the history of sheep, we examine human history from the perspective of energy and explore the process of establishing modern civilization and its challenges.
In this process, we consider the close relationship between humanity and energy and look specifically at five major revolutions that the author considers to be energy revolutions.

Part 2, A Journey in Search of Knowledge, explains in detail what energy is and what laws it follows, following the footsteps of scientists such as Galileo and Einstein.
It also addresses the possibilities and limitations of technological innovation revealed by scientific knowledge.

In Part 3, a journey to find the heart, we examine religion, economy, and society, which are essential elements that shape human society, from the perspective of energy.
Through these attempts, we can identify what factors influence our decision-making and think about how to deal with them.

By examining the three fields of quantity, knowledge, and mind, we learn about the close relationship between energy and humanity, acquire basic scientific knowledge that is worth knowing, and then consider the destination our society must reach on its journey. We also present to readers a perspective and awareness necessary for living in a chaotic world.
Energy is absolutely necessary to create anything.
What kind of energy will we use in the future?

In conclusion, the author is at pains to state that his motivation for writing this book was not to defend nuclear power or praise renewable energy.
By looking back on human history, he reveals that he wanted to combat the vague identity of energy, which is known yet unknown, and get a little closer to its essence, thereby finding hope for the future of humanity.