band [the blue hearts], bass Hiroyuki Kawaguchi
band [the blue hearts], drums Tetsuya Kajiwara
band [the blue hearts], guitar Masatoshi Mashima
band [the blue hearts], vocals Hiroto Komoto
engineer Hideo Ito
engineer Yoshinori Waraya
engineer [assistant] Atsushi Kobayashi
engineer [assistant] Takayoshi Yamanouchi
executive-producer Sekiji Murata
management [chief manager] Lucy Tonegi
management [management office] Juggler Co., Ltd.
management [road manager] Chihiro Tanikawa
producer The Blue Hearts
sleeve, design Hiroyuki Kawaguchi
sleeve, design 青心会
sleeve, photography Kyoji Takahashi
Recorded At Sound Inn Studio
Record Company Juggler Co., Ltd
Original pressing. The Blue Hearts' first indie single, released by the band's own independent Juggler Records label prior to them signing to a major label Meldac. Containing two of their early hits; the title track Hito-ni-yasashiku and B-side track Hammer (The 4.8 Million Blues).

1987 original pressing has a retail price printed on the front sleeve, Juggler label phone number on the back, different catalog number than the reissue, and has no barcode.

Recorded at Sound Inn (B Studio), Kojimachi, Tokyo, 8 to 9 January 1987.
Other: ¥700 (Price)