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A photo book of Japanese female photographer Hitomi Watanabe "The University of Tokyo Zenkyoto 1968-1969". Shinjuku was the base, stage, and battlefield of the cultural movement of the 1960s. The legendary photo book "Shinjuku Contemporary (1968)" depicts people with a passionate spirit gathering there. Then, after the demonstration he encountered in Shinjuku, he became interested in the student struggle at that time, and was the only one who was allowed to shoot in the barricade and made a document "The University of Tokyo Zenkyoto (1969)", for about 7 years since the 1970s. Hitomi Watanabe, a leading female photographer in postwar Japan, has continued to portray the trends of the times with her curiosity, such as the recorded Indian barricade. This book is a revised new edition of "The University of Tokyo Zenkyoto" mentioned above. The following is an excerpt from the text of Yoshitaka Yamamoto, a former representative of the University of Tokyo Zenkyoto who has contributed to this book and has received numerous awards as a scientist. "Her photo is not only a fierce battle scene, but rather a liberation space. By taking a clear picture of the everyday life of the barricade space, it is decisively different from the one taken from the outside by the media news photographer who chases only the highly incidental image, and it is even more valuable. " Missing obi-band.