Fukagawa Tokyo Modan Kan 東京市深川食堂 (1932)
Four temples and shrines
Tokyo’s Jazz Bar NARU
The view from: Yoyogi-Uehara station platform
1960s suburban Tokyo, from “Sing, Young People!” 歌え若人達
Sakura city, Chiba: De Liefde Friendship Windmill
Tokyo 1964 Olympics, the sundial
Yokohama-bashi from “Pale Flower” (1964)
Tokyo files media summary: Hakone Ekiden, Bamboo, and Shinjuku
Larry Sawell, Tokyo’s ‘Round Mound of Sound’
Chiemi Eri as Eliza Doolittle: ‘My Fair Lady’ in Japan, 1963
Okubo rifle shooting range 大久保小銃射撃場, from Killers on Parade 夕陽に赤い俺の顔 (1961)
Koizumi Kishio 小泉癸巳男 (1893-1945)
Tokyo Detention House (Tokyo Prison) 東京拘置所
Atelier Bow-Wow
Shinjuku panorama 新宿パノラマ, 1952-1955
Scenes from: Zero Focus ゼロの焦点 (1961)
Mt. Fuji from Kawaguchiko: autumn splendor
Japanese film as history: keirin velodromes
Scenes from: Kuroneko 藪の中の黒猫 (1968)
Japanese Ragpickers Duel With Sharp Kitchen Knives (1955)
Three Resurrected Drunkards in film and song
Interesting apartment complex in Nerima-ku, Tokyo
Shinjuku Station, east exit, in 1957, from “Danger Stalks Near”
Amusing building facade in Nerima-ku
Chuo University, Tama Campus 中央大学多摩キャンパス
Mt. Fuji from the air
Mystery holes in western Tokyo farmland, 1945
(20) Japanese signboard architecture, an introduction 看板建築
Ikebukuro’s yami-ichi (post-war black market), in miniature
Hitachi Mejiro Club 日立目白クラブ
Komatsu Factory Co. Ltd. (Meguro-ku, Tokyo)
Japanese schoolyards
Chofu Gymnasium with the green roof 調布市総合体育館
So long, old building: Watanabe Building 渡邊ビルヂング (1931-2015)
Yutoriya: Sumida ward lifelong learning center
1930’s Tokyo firehouse (fire station)
Narrow house on former river, Edogawa, Tokyo
Matsuyama, Shikoku
(1) Jinpukaku Mansion, Tottori
You can always depend on alcohol (1957 Japan)
Scenes from: Cruel Story of Youth (1960)
Meiji-era designs: Shin-Bijutsukai (New Art)
God, love, and war: Hiroshima, Atsugi, Yokohama (not necessarily in that order)
Google Streetview, after dark, in Japan
Japan vehicle use and production, 1955-1995
Scenes from: The Petrified Forest 化石の森 (1973)
Nurie Museum ぬりえ美術館 (coloring book museum)
Advertising balloons in 1960s Japan
