Attempting to make contact with the NLF Central Committee, Okamura was captured in the jungle in War Zone D (a hazardous area controlled by the NLF, north of Saigon). After 53 days of imprisonment, he succeeded in interviewing Huynh Tan Phat, deputy chairman of the NLF, who became president of the South Vietnamese Provisional Revolutionary Government in 1969

OKAMURA Akihiko

Brand Strength

KIMURA Tsunehisa

WHITE OUT No.9

TAWADA Yuki

(Gold-lacquered photo album of Meiji era) 960. Miyanoshita Road, Yumoto.

Photographer unknown

Japan's Back Coast Rain in Kanazawa

HAMAYA Hiroshi

Overview of Old Temples Horyuji: Kondo

WATANABE Yoshio

A Photographic Album of the Japan-Russia War

Photographer unknown

Face of Our Time Mother and Daughter. Farmer's Wife and Miner's Wife

SANDER, August

Doshomachi, Osaka

KIMURA Ihee

America 1955 Central Park, New York

HAYASHI Tadahiko

The Korean War Blazing Disaster in Pusan

MIKI Jun

Dream Town Marunouchi, Kojimachi Ward

KUWABARA Kineo

GALERIE CONTEMPORAINE DES ILLUSTRATIONS FRANCAISES 6 HARPIGNIES

MULNIER, Ferdinand

Statesmen of Postwar Japan Tetsu Katayama

MIKI Jun

Untitled

KONO Ryutaro

The first jeep of the American occupying forces passed Japanese...

MYDANS, Carl