Postwar public school holds classes outdoors

Postwar public school holds classes outdoors

TOKYO, Japan - Students whose school burnt down during air raids enjoy class outside. Due to a lack of classrooms, on rainy days they studied at home. The photo was taken on Sept. 25, 1945. The place of the photo is unknown.

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