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The battle between the local people and the government, called the "bloody sun river" in the 1950s. The trajectory of people who opposed the U.S. military's government calling for an expansion of Tachikawa base while bleeding. The opposition alliance continued, but in the late 1960s several years after the apparent clashes disappeared and people's interest gradually moved away from Sunagawa. The fight that began again was the "Vietnam anti-war struggle." With the intensification of the Vietnam War, U.S. military bases not only in Okinawa but also in Japan have increasingly been playing a role as logistical support bases. Come and go. Naturally, the expansion of the base was active. In such an environment, records of students, workers, and citizens struggling and winning, mainly in opposition alliances, are recorded mainly in photo illustrations. Photos provided by Waseda University Camera Reportage Study Group and newspapers and volunteers. "America" and "base" that Tomatsu lighting pursued in the early days. It is a valuable collection of other battles and great records of their predecessors, not listed there.