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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Soichiro Yokoyama (1920-1995) "Records of 27 years after the war at Haneda Airport". Graduated from Hosei University Faculty of Law and Literature. Yokoyama, who is a true Haneda kid and has seen Haneda officially opened in 1931 from an early age, has directly experienced the pain of "forced evacuation within 48 hours" issued by the expeditionary forces after the end of the war. As an amateur photographer, Yokoyama has been shooting in the Jonan area such as Haneda for many years, and was also in charge of shooting the Jonan area in "Photo Tokyo Fudoki" (1964) edited by Masao Tanaka, a photo critic. I have. This book is a collection of illustrations from Haneda's end of the war to 1972, which Yokoyama has been shooting for many years, and is a wonderful book with monochrome gravure printing. The prosperity of Haneda is a symbol of Japan's reconstruction, and it is also the history of the loss of the fishing village of Haneda.