Fortune-telling, Sensoji temple precinct 易占い、浅草寺境内

Ginza

FUKUDA Katsuji

Snowy Asakusa sketch, in front of Kannondo Hall

SAEKI Keizaburo

The Imperial Palace Shakkyo-no-Ma (Hall of Lion Dance)

WATANABE Yoshio

(Yokohama Album) GION-MACHI, STREET, AT KIOTO.

KUSAKABE Kinbee

Sentimental Journey

ARAKI Nobuyoshi

Staircase, 3 Déchargeurs Street

ATGET, Eugène

Japan's Back Coast A seine under ice

HAMAYA Hiroshi

Snow Land "Kuwatori-dani" Torioi, Going to Torioi

HAMAYA Hiroshi

NURSE MIDWIFE Shacks and people waiting

SMITH, W. Eugene

Photogram

MOHOLY-NAGY, László

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

Coacervation

NAITO Masatoshi

The Islands of Silent Cries Medical Supplies Left at the Site of a Field Hospital

ENARI Tsuneo

Portrait of Man

KIKUCHI Toyo

PITTSBURGH Bus under overpass

SMITH, W. Eugene

Humanscape YUKIO YAMORI Pathologist: Examining a newly born rat

NARAHARA Ikko