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A collection of photographs by Mao Ishikawa, a photographer born in Okinawa and currently living in Okinawa. Volume 5 of a series that introduces photographers who have taken or continue to take pictures of Okinawa in the past published by Miraisha. Soldiers seeking a moment of peace outside the fence and Filipinos dancing in the red-light district overlooking the fence. If there are residents who scream at the fence, it is also the residents who make the fence a part of their daily lives and live steadily. 121 photographs (14 of which are in color) that vividly capture the and of people who sometimes come into contact with each other on an island divided by a cold wire fence and sometimes confront each other, which no one else can take.
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