Hysteric Scrap Book 1984–2024 is the definitive visual record of Hysteric Glamour, the Japanese brand that has shaped fashion and pop culture for more than forty years. Founded in 1984, Hysteric Glamour drew from American casual wear, vintage graphics, music, subculture, and art, blending them into a world that felt both chaotic and sharply curated. Its attitude resonated across generations and borders, making the label a lasting force in youth style. This volume gathers four decades of archive material, including rare pieces from the late 1980s and 1990s, along with music collaborations, graphic work, advertising, photography, and art projects. Designed with a scrapbook energy, it captures the brand’s raw visual language and the creative instinct that continues to define it. Many images appear here for the first time in book form. They aren’t available online, making it essential for longtime fans, collectors, and anyone interested in the evolution of Japanese street culture. The book also highlights the vision of founder Nobuhiko Kitamura, whose influence remains central to Hysteric Glamour’s identity.