It's the old Su-35 (Su-27M).
http://www.milavia.net/aircraft/su-35/su-35.htmI'm sorry my friend, but the Su-34 is quite different:
http://www.milavia.net/aircraft/su-34/su-34.htmThe single Su-37 built, had white fin tips and different camo... and it would probably have been drawn with the TVC nozzles in down position.
The new Su-35 would have the smaller Su-27/Su-33 like fins, and have wingtip pods. I think this book is considerably older than it.
I'm not recognizing the big missiles on there, looks more like the Kh-15 to me, than any of the missiles in the Flanker inventory.
Compared to this F-16A, the Japanese F-2 has a seperate windshield, instead of the one-piece of the F-16 (so entire canopy is three pieces not two). It has the C/D-type aerials on the nose in front of the cockpit. It has the brake-chute container, with a RWR sensor on top of it. It has bigger tail planes as latter model F-16s. It lacks the additional aerial on the intake, but has another aerial at the root of the tailfin. Different wing, although that wouldn't be visible in this view. The Japanese roundel is carried somewhere between the cockpit and wingroot, the code is applied under the cockpit, not on the tail, and none of the Japanese F-2s carry this standard GD/USAF paint scheme.
I'd say throw that book into the paper bin.