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Dear Shinchan,

It is a nice lovely photograph.
For the first time I saw the kamishibai in 1945 just after my repatriation from Korea. The place of my first experience was Yawata, Ichikawa-city, Chibapref..

We children all gathered at the place on the street when we heard the sound kachi kachi of hard wooden clappers.
Programs were action dramas such as [Golden Bat] and also mother's story with calling tears, and the other one. Totally three programs were common.

Two kamishibai men a day were coming. As I was rather poor, I could not buy any candy. A kamishibai man said to me, "You are always a free loader." I was rather uneasy at that time.

Ragora