In August 1993, Cho Gil-sung, a Vietnam veteran who served in the South Korean military, was certified by the South Korean government as a patient exposed to defoliants. Peripheral nerve paralysis occurred in his extremities, and necrosis began in his toes. At the time, at the request of the United States, the total number of South Korean soldiers dispatched to the front lines of Vietnam as part of the armed forces of the allied nations was over 310,000, of whom 5,000 claimed to have suffered from atomic bombing (Seoul, May 1993).

NAKAMURA Goro

Flying Frying Pan

FUGO Hitoshi

Home: Musashino and Memories of Birds Ural Owl Parent and Child, Bringing a mouse to feed a chick

SHIMADA Tadashi

Journey to the Far East Nakhodka

AN, Viktor

JAZZ AND FOLK MUSICIANS Drummer, unfocused

SMITH, W. Eugene

GALERIE CONTEMPORAINE DES ILLUSTRATIONS FRANCAISES 5 CHARLES BONNEGRACE

BERTHAUD

KISHI Keiko

MATSUSHIMA Susumu

Musashino Around Hoya, Seibu LaneAround Hoya, Seibu Line

OKURA Shunji

1990s Beijing Holiday

KITAI Kazuo

Flower

AKIYAMA Shotaro

Bangkok, Hanoi Back street behind Hua Lamphong Station (Bangkokʼs central station). Early morning.

SETO Masato

W. EUGENE SMITH Self-portrait with graying beard, looking to right

SMITH, W. Eugene

(Montage for Photo-collages Depicting Postwar Society)

OTSUKA Gen

FIRST BORN

ARITA Taiji

Fever

SHINOYAMA Kishin

NEW YORK East Village

KITAJIMA Keizo