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This book is a collection of photographs published by the All Japan Student Photography Association "Hiroshima Hiroshima Hiroshima hirou-shima". Volunteers belonging to the university photography department in the country record the facts of the student movement that had been erupted all over the country at that time, and also visited various parts of the country based on their own awareness of the problem and asked about the meaning of the photographs. Network organization that continued activities were being conducted. Under the influence of Tohmatsu Lighting and Kikuji Kawada et al., Under the guidance of a leading photo critic, Toshio Fukushima, the other side of the turn of the postwar Japanese photography represented by Provoque et al. Anonymous group who was actively working in Many works of "All-day" are introduced and re-evaluated in "Nippon Photography 1968" held by the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography by the planning of the photo historian Ryuichi Kaneko. The A-bomb scorching soil, which was said to have "no plants and trees for 70 years," has recovered wonderfully through the efforts of the local people, and on the other hand describes the dissatisfaction with the nation through wasteland etc. which has not progressed sufficiently yet. It is an unknown record collection by anonymous photographers, and it is a book that feels deeply the power of Japanese photographs.