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"Dizzy Noon-Atsugi Airfield May 9 1965-" is a photo book of Japanese photographer Takao Niikura. Takao Niikura, the leader and guru of Japan's leading Compola photography. Studied under Kiyoji Ootsuji, the teacher of Shigeo Ushige, at Kuwasawa Design School, and after graduating, served as Otsuji's assistant and worked on editorials in art history. Until now, she has released snapshots set in Tokyo, Yokohama, Shonan, Karuizawa, New York, etc., and at first glance it was a casual photo, but it was captured with the selection of subjects, exquisite timing and distance, unique framing and composition. In the illustrations, the fun of photography dwells everywhere and continues to attract photographers. This book is a collection of works published in 2010 from the Azure House with a limited edition of 350 copies. It consists of illustrations taken at a regional exchange event at Atsugi Airfield, one of the U.S. Navy Air Bases that provided logistics support in 1965, when the Vietnam War expanded. A U.S. military base opened to the public on May 9 to foster a partnership between resident troop families and local residents. A book that attracts a strange atmosphere where Westerners and Japanese people come into contact.