"Longing for America of Yesteryear: American Culture & Vintage Then and now, many people are inexplicably drawn to America. The culture that America has cultivated. The vintage items born within its history. They always stimulate our curiosity. A large house with a lush green lawn. A massive private car embodying the motto "power is justice." Faded denim, a well-worn leather jacket. Route 66, where a dry wind blows across the desolate land. When we reflect on such landscapes and objects, we realize that there is a longing for America in the back of our minds. The 1950s, a time of post-war reconstruction and the birth of rock and roll; the 1960s, shaken by the rise of hippie culture and the anti-war movement; the 1970s, when each individual became conscious of their "individuality" and the beginning of diversity was felt; the flamboyant 1980s, the heyday of pop culture; the 1990s, a time of analog energy and the foreshadowing of digital. How exciting it would be to travel through different eras of America in a DeLorean, just like in the movie "Back to the Future"! For all those who yearn for and are fascinated by the good old days of America, this special feature unravels the "universal charm" of American culture and vintage items. Preparedness prevents worry! The latest in crime prevention goods to protect your own life and property. With increasingly violent intrusion crimes occurring one after another these days, it is well known that it is more important than ever to strengthen and review crime prevention measures to avoid becoming a victim yourself. Therefore, in this special feature, we will introduce the latest product information to prevent intrusion crimes, starting with security alarms and chimes, as well as sensor lights and security cameras, and self-defense items to protect yourself. Let's put into practice the principle of "preparedness prevents worry" to protect our own lives and property! [Serial Feature] Where the soldiers go, the PX goes too. Post-Exchange Stories, Episode 55: Cigarette Camp "Camp Top Hat" [13] As of April 1946, there were approximately 1,300 German prisoners of war at Camp Top Hat. These POWs were given meals in accordance with the Geneva Convention and assigned barbed-wire-enclosed quarters. They were also made to work. From the heavy labor of building quarters and roads to the sewage work that no one wanted to do but had to be done, these were assigned to the POWs. OTHER CONTENTS “Stories of Obsessive Items” Special Edition: Jun Kaname mono Editorial Department's Standards Things That Make You Grow Up in Hmm Sinn Depot Creator Photos + Videos + Campaigns: Let's Decorate with GAKU's Photos Nakata Shoten 1945 + [07] Porn Magazines mono's Big Investigation Asphalt's Whimsical Ideas [10] Food UI / Tubes and Skewers The Evolution of Things Yasushi Matsuami's "Watches Reflect the Times" Information & New Product Information Jun Miura's "This Month's Top 2 Treasure
