Near the railroad station a group of unfortunate Japanese squatters all bundled up in rags sit in front of their make-shift homes (46/53)

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Near the railroad station a group of unfortunate Japanese squatters all bundled up in rags sit in front of their make-shift homes

Some straw matting placed against the wall to break the cold wind in Tokyo on March 19, 1950.

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