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This book is a photo book of "Hiroshima" published by the All Japan Student Photo Federation. Volunteers belonging to the university photography club in Japan recorded the actual situation of the student movement that was erupting all over the country at that time, and also visited various parts of the country based on their own awareness of the problem and took pictures, asking the meaning of the photograph. A network organization that was engaged in continuing activities. Under the influence of Shomei Tomatsu and Kikuji Kawada, under the guidance of Tatsuo Fukushima, a leading photograph critic, behind the scenes of the turning point in postwar Japanese photography represented by Provoke and others since the mid-1960s. Anonymous group that was active in Japan. Many works of "All Day" were introduced in "1968 of Japanese Photography" held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography by the project of historian of photography Ryuichi Kaneko, and are being re-evaluated. The scorched earth of the atomic bomb, which was said to have no vegetation for 70 years, has been reconstructed wonderfully by the efforts of the local people, but on the other hand, it describes the dissatisfaction with the nation through the wasteland that has not progressed sufficiently. An unknown collection of records by anonymous photographers, a book that makes you feel the power of Japanese photography. (Includes a list of shooting participants / publishers, a shooting schedule, and a paper summarizing the contents)