ZENJI WATANABE (JAPANESE) 渡辺善治

(The City: Shinjuku) (Circular Reflection)

SATO Motohiro

Time Stratum II

IWAI Toshio

(Shinjuku) (Wall)

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(Shinjuku) (Fluorescent Light)

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(June 15, Twelve Years Later) (Protest Banner)

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House

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(The City: Shinjuku) (Illuminated Plants)

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(Shinjuku) (Trees and Clouds)

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America Jabuticaba, a specialty of Brazil with black fruits on the bark, grows to a giant tree of 10 meters or more. State of Sao Paulo, Brazil

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America Jacka fruit, a specialty of South America, grows up to 70 centimeters in size. Brazil State of Para Toméas

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America Desert Green Space, Loma de Lachai Frequent fog outbreaks encourage large plants such as magi. Mountains from Lima, Peru to Barranca

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America SADAJI FUKUDA (JAPANESE)

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America KAZUTOSHI ARABORI (JAPANESE)

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America MASAICHI HIROMORI (JAPANESE)

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America KAN-ICHI TAKESHITA (JAPANESE)

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A Portrait of Japanese Immigrants to South America Third-generation Japanese Brazilians fishing for catfish in the Rio Paraguay river basin Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

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