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A collection of works edited by Japanese photographer Hakuyo Fuchigami, "Memories of Harbin (Third Edition)". Hakuyo Fuchigami was a photographer and promoter who was active before and after the war. In the first half of his career, from the 1910s to the 20s, he launched the now illusory photo magazines "Hakuyo" and "Photo Review", and also established the "Japan Photograph Art Association" to create so-called "modern art photography". Strive for development. And the middle of his career was the Manchurian era, which made the existence of Hakuyo Fuchigami decisive. In 2016, he went to Manchuria at the invitation of the South Manchuria Railway, edited the graph magazine "Manchuria Graph" created to promote Manchuria, established the "Manchuria Photographers Association", and made "Manchuria in Japan" to the world. We even held an exhibition across the United States and Europe. In the latter half of his career, he launched a literary magazine in postwar Japan, and in his later years he published "Recollections of Manchuria." This book is a sister edition of "Recollections of Manchuria" and is organized under the theme of "Harbin City" edited by Hirakusa Asada, a member of "Hakuyokai" who received Kaoru Fuchigami. It is composed of illustrations by Fuchigami and his disciple Baba Yashio, and is a beautiful book with Fuchigami's masterpiece "Train Susumu" at the beginning. Published in 1975, 3rd edition. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)