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Transport and Transport
Fukuzawa Yukichi who went abroad in the end of the Edo period, Takeo Arishima who headed from New York City to Naples, Toson Shimazaki who created "Travel Literature" for a high-quality French society, a woman who accompanied her family to the Embassy, immigrants to the new world and the future, Kazuko Tsurumi and Shunsuke's father Yusuke who felt that their life would be extended by a voyage, and Soma Aizo, the founder of Shinjuku Nakamuraya who passed through the ship in Wafuku (Japanese traditional clothes). In the days of Yoko, when a passenger ship with dreams and expectations was running on the sea, "going out of the sea" was life itself. In the days of Yoko, when life was connected to a voyage, stories, essays, picture postcards, travel brochures and other historical materials, as well as from the perspectives of shipbuilders and the people who operated passenger ships, the stories of funny stories and the routes of hardship beyond imagination are introduced. Now, 150 years after embarking at the risk of death, passenger ships are steered by the latest technology and have events that do not bore them for long periods of time, as if they are moving in luxury hotels. The 140 pieces of rare illustrations that the author has collected over many years will stir up the undiscovered journey to the foreign country.