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From a TV programme on Okinawa:
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a tokyo photolog (my flickr archive, and occasional rant and rave: I have a free flickr acount, and want to keep the pics I have uploaded.)
From a TV programme on Okinawa:
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/155326322.html
From a TV programme on Okinawa:
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/155326322.html
From a TV programme on Okinawa:
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/155326322.html
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/155326322.html
Off TV screen. A moment in a TV debate in the 1960s on the status of Okinawa that was under the US rule at that time.
From left to right:
Someone unknown to me (could be a politician)
Yasuhiro Nakasone of the Liberal Democrats. He became Prime Minister in the 1980s.
Prof. Kei Wakaizumi (international relations)
All of them are pro-US/anti-USSR right-wingers/conservatives. On the opposite side (not shown) there were left-wingers, including Nagisa Oshima (film director).
From a TV programme on Okinawa:
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/155326322.html
From a TV programme on Okinawa:
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/155326322.html
コンクリートの通路は、雨水を両脇に流すよう、中央が盛り上がっている(凸の形)。そうして流れた雨水は、下水に直接流れ込むのではなく、「コモン」の緑をうるおす。
阿佐ヶ谷住宅について、設計した人の言葉:
個人のものでもない、かといってパブリックな場所でもない、得体の知れない緑地のようなもの(=コモン)を、市民たちがどのようなかたちで団地の中に共有することになるのか(津端修一)
裏手からぐるっと回って正面に戻ってきました。
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建物の北側(表玄関の側)の、片倉ビル(左側)と東京大栄ビル(「ジャノメミシン」の看板)の境目。
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手前のチャコールグレイのが東京大栄ビル(前川國男)、奥の白いのが片倉ビル。
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エレベーター前から右に進んでスロープをあがったところ、メインエントランスのホールの床。タイルでモザイク。保存状態良好。
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エレベーター前から右に進んでスロープをあがると、メインエントランスのホールです。このホールの天井部分。失敗写真ですが一応。
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「このコンセントは自販機専用」という注意書きが書かれたガムテープが貼られているが、自販機は既に撤去されていた。そしていちいち立派な石(この黒い石、天井と同じ素材で、きれいです)。
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An 83-year-old office building that is about to be demolilshed. Read about it some more at:
www.flickr.com/photos/nofrills/3915586065/
More info on my blog (in Japanese):
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/128084665.html
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/128114955.html
An 83-year-old office building that is about to be demolilshed. Read about it some more at:
www.flickr.com/photos/nofrills/3915586065/
More info on my blog (in Japanese):
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/128084665.html
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/128114955.html
An old political poster found on the same wall as the cinema posters, but this does not belong to the "mini museum" project, I believe. Until 1990 or so, Yurakucho area was a sort of "Speakers Corner" for nationalists, and that is why this area has so many posters like this.
I particularly find this poster weird. The message is "Ammend the Article No 9 of the Constitution, for Japan to be a real independent state." You know now it's on the agenda of our government (Shinzo Abe's government), very officially. At the national diet, debates are going on - I don't know if we really can call it "debates". Something that used to be very marginal is now very official.
* I am in no way related to them or their political agenda. This is only photography.
Old political posters found in Hibiya/Yurakucho area, Tokyo.
* This is only photography. I am in no way related to them. I never support their political views.
Old political posters found in Hibiya/Yurakucho area, Tokyo.
* This is only photography. I am in no way related to them. I never support their political views.