Shinjuku West Exit Square in 1969. There, a time that was much freer than today, a little precarious, and full of passion flowed. "Asahi Sonorama Bessatsu Shinjuku Square '69" is a book that primarily uses photographs to document Shinjuku during a time when student movements and anti-war demonstrations were a daily occurrence. The expressions of the people gathered and the voices rising from the streets quietly convey the atmosphere of the time. Rather than a record of events, it offers a tangible sense of "people were there back then." It's a book that gives those who know Shinjuku today, and those who are encountering it for the first time, time to reflect with each turn of the page. Two Sonorama sheets are included. They contain folk guerrilla songs and speeches by Makoto Oda. Thank you for viewing. There are minor scratches and scuffs due to aging. I have not tested the Sonorama sheets as I do not have a player. There are no scratches or warps. I apologize, but the price is final, so please refrain from asking for a discount. * We appreciate your understanding that this is a home-stored, used item, and we look forward to your purchase. m(__)m