Balcony hillside its surface worn and marked

its surface worn and marked by years of student projects

producing around 100 types of bread and distributing across Sydney via 22 retail shops

a clearance sign reading 4

when the city's fiscal collapse ended operations

and United States Navy armaments for 102 years

Balcony hillside its surface worn and markedA concrete balcony juts from one of the Ogurawa settlement's worker apartment blocks, rust streaking the faded render as vegetation pushes through the structure from below. Company housing like this went up from 1940 as Nitchitsu built out the settlement to support full scale mining operations at Chichibu Mine. Part of the Nichitsu Mining Village series.