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One of Japan's leading photographers, Tomatsu Shomei (1930-2012), first visited Okinawa in 1969, amid the excitement surrounding the island's return to Japan, to photograph the military bases. He then transferred his residency to Okinawa in 1972, spending nearly two years there, continuing to photograph. His inseparable connection with postwar Okinawa is evident in the photobook "
Okinawa Okinawa Okinawa" which features on its cover the striking phrase that succinctly sums up Okinawa at the time: "There are no bases in Okinawa, but Okinawa exists within the bases." This book features text in Tomatsu's own words, along with photographs taken in the area. His view of Okinawa is told from the sharp perspective that only a photographer can have. Signed.
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