Publisher/三一書房

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Japanese photographer Kikujiro Fukushima's photo book "Postwar Youth Part II -Thinking about Japan's Postwar-". "Pikadon's Record of Atomic Bomb Victims" (1961), which has been chasing the actual situation and poor life of people affected by the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima during the amateur photographer era for 10 years, should be illegal under the theme of the University of Tokyo Conflict. Kikujiro Fukushima is known as an early masterpiece of "Report from the Valley of Gas Bullets" (1969), which depicts the battle between the nation and students who continued to be suppressed by the gas bombs. A social photographer who has always been at the forefront of the field, focusing on the atomic bomb issue, politics / military, student activism, struggle, and welfare. This book is the second in the "Postwar Youth" series published by Sanichi Shobo in the 1980s. Unlike the previous work, the security, student activism, and Sanrizuka struggle, based on Futen and Women's liberation, various cultures brought about by the peace era and the appearance of young people at the forefront are captured. A documentary about the future of young people through the customs of the time, such as "Angra," "Drug," "Sexuality," "Pedestrian Heaven," "Takenoko-zoku," and "Women's Liberation."