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[Concrete hangars] (Item)

Photograph of concrete hangars at Komaki Air Base, Japan, January 30, 1947. The inscription notes that the hangars, originally used by the Japanese military during World War II to store Mitsubishi A6M Reisen "Zero" aircraft, were used by the 158th Liaison Squadron of the United States Army Air Forces to store their Stinson L-5 Sentinels.Typed on verso: "A few of the hangars we use for the L-5s.…

[Concrete hangars] (Item)

Photograph of concrete hangars at Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947. The inscription notes that the hangars, originally used by the Japanese military during World War II to store Mitsubishi A6M Reisen "Zero" aircraft, were used by the 158th Liaison Squadron of the United States Army Air Forces to store their Stinson L-5 Sentinels.Inscription on verso: "Concrete hangars used by 158th Liaison…

[Military building in Nagoya, Japan] (Item)

Photograph of a Japanese military building in Nagoya, Japan, March 1947.Inscription on verso: "Japanese Military Building in Nagoya, Japan. March 1947."

[Nagoya Hall] (Item)

Photograph of Nagoya Hall in Nagoya, Japan, April 1947. A rock garden is visible in the foreground.Inscription on verso: "Nagoya Hall in Nagoya, Japan. Home of 'Top Three' Club, EM Theatre, Gymnasium and Dance Hall. Picture taken from rock garden. April 1947."

[Dinosaur statues at Higashiyama Zoo] (Item)

Photograph of two concrete dinosaur statues at Higashiyama Zoo in Nagoya, Japan, April 1947. Inscription on verso: "Concrete dinosaur in Nagoya Zoo Park. Nagoya, Japan. April 1947."

[Bus in Nagoya, Japan] (Item)

Photograph of a bus in Nagoya, Japan, August 1947. The inscription notes that the bus was formerly a government vehicle, now repurposed for public transportation.Inscription on verso: "A government vehicle turned over to the Japs and converted into a bus for transportation. Nagoya, Japan. Aug 47."

[Neighborhood in Nagoya, Japan] (Item)

Photograph of a residential neighborhood of Nagoya, Japan, August 1947. A child stands by the road in the foreground.Inscription on verso: "Simple street scene in Nagoya, Japan. Aug 47. PS. No sidewalks, notice!"

[Shrine of the Turtles] (Item)

Photograph of a bridge and pond at the "Shrine of the Turtles" in Nagoya, Japan, August 1947.Inscription on verso: "Shrine of the Turtles in Nagoya. This pond is simply 'cramped' with turtles. They have so many in there."

[Shrine of the Turtles] (Item)

Photograph of a building at the "Shrine of the Turtles" in Nagoya, Japan, August 1947.Inscription on verso: "The Shrine of the Turtles Temple. Nagoya, Japan. Aug 1947."

[Torii gate in Nagoya, Japan] (Item)

Photograph of a torii gate at a shrine in Nagoya, Japan, March 1947.Inscription on verso: "Shrine in Nagoya, Japan. March 1947."