Publisher/ニライ社

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A collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Kazuo Kuniyoshi. Okinawa's leading photo journalist Kunio Kuniyoshi. Worked for Ryukyu Cement after graduating from high school and left the company in 3 years. He later studied photography at Kyushu Zokei Junior College and joined Ryukyu Shinpo in 1970. In December of the same year, I will be present at the site of the “Koza Riot” that decided my own path. Received advice from Okinawa's leading photographer Yasuo Higa, "You can't get a freelancer, you can take it with a new billboard, you can do it all the time", then inside and outside the US military base Continue to describe. Okinawa continues to be powerful and strong while capturing the facts of the complexities of the U.S. military that continues to erode the lives of locals and the Japanese government that continues to push its base in Okinawa under the security of Japan and the United States. People have also entered the camera with deep affection. In recent years, we have published a photo book “Stand!”, Which is a compilation of more than 40 years, but this book was published in 1987, and is a monochrome collection of people and landscapes in the U.S. Army and Okinawa, including the Koza Riot. A collection of works depicted in color. A valuable record by a brave news photographer who continued to portray a “base” in a side-by-side relationship with risk.