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Yōsuke Yamahata
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Yōsuke Yamahata was a Japanese photographer best known for extensively photographing Nagasaki the day after it was bombed.
A boy holding a rice ball, which is one of Yamahata's famous photos
A boy holding a rice ball, which is one of Yamahata's famous photos
A mother and her child leaving the first-aid station after receiving rations
A mother and her child leaving the first-aid station after receiving rations
Victims of atomic bombing
Victims of atomic bombing
Survivors of the atomic bombing
Survivors of the atomic bombing
Hosei University
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Hosei University is a private research university in Chiyoda City, the heart of Tokyo, Japan. Hosei University is one of the most prestigious and well known private university regarded as comparable with the Tokyo-area elite selective private universities collectively known as "MARCH". It has an entrance examination difficulty level that is in the top 10 for a private university in Japan.
Hosei University
Hosei University
Hosei University's Boissonade Tower (in the distance, slightly left of center), seen alongside sotobori (the remains of the outer moat of Edo castle)
Hosei University's Boissonade Tower (in the distance, slightly left of center), seen alongside sotobori (the remains of the outer moat of Edo castle) from the bridge next to Ichigaya Station
A banner hangs in the atrium of Sotobori building on the Ichigaya campus, welcoming new students
A banner hangs in the atrium of Sotobori building on the Ichigaya campus, welcoming new students