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This book is a collection of photographs published by Bunka-sha in the following year after World War II in 1945. The predecessor of Bunka-sha is “Tohosha”. Tohosha was the company that produced "FRONT", which was once published as an external advertising culture magazine, and broke up at the end of the war. And a new start as a cultural company. In addition to Hiroshi Hara and Ibei Kimura who were in charge of Tohosha's art and photography department, Kengo Nakajima and Yukiyo Yamakawa participated. The cover is a black market around Shinjuku Station taken by Kimura Ihei. The black and white photographs on the red background are said to be the symbol of Tokyo at the time of the burn. In addition, the changing streets of Tokyo such as Chuo-dori in Ginza and Nihonbashi / Ningyocho are depicted. It is. The paper and inks owned by Touhousha are used for printing, and in this era when supplies were scarce, they are recognized as being outstanding. First edition (TOKYO text on the cover is yellow). (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)