Post-occupation Japan is the period in Japanese history which started after the Allied occupation of Japan ended in 1952. Since that time, Japan has established itself as a global economic and political power. These wonderful color photographs capture trains and cars on the streets of Tokyo in 1957.
A Tokyo sightseeing/tour bus on the streets. |
A cool convertible car on the street in Tokyo in 1957. |
A truck and a bus (text appears to say "Fish Market") on the street in Tokyo. |
A Volkswagen Beetle on the streets of Tokyo in the 1950s. |
1950s cars on the street in Tokyo. |
Cars on the streets of Tokyo in the 1950s. |
A blue & white train at a Tokyo station. |
A Tokyo train passing by a billboard for the 1956 movie "The Wrong Man". |
Trolley or cable cars on the streets of Tokyo. |
A Japanese train with "Ikebukuro" on the front. |
A trolley car and bus driving in front of Ginza Mitsukoshi in the 1950s. |
The Japanese Tsubame train (つばめ列車) somewhere in Tokyo in 1957. |
Vintage cars and bicycles on the streets of 1950s Tokyo. |
A vintage delivery vehicle on the street in Tokyo that says "Ito's Enriched Bread" (伊都 良パン). |
A bunch of Japan Post delivery vehicles, probably parked at a post office in Tokyo. |
A blue and white train in Tokyo. |
A street car and bus on the street in Tokyo, maybe Ginza. |
An old delivery or dump truck in Tokyo. |
A green & orange train making its way through Tokyo. |
A three wheeled delivery vehicle on the street in Tokyo. You can see the San-ai building in the background, so like Ginza. |
Surprised how the Japanese railroad was rebuilt so fast after the 1945 WW2 defeat.
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