Hanoi’s Old Quarter in 1990s through lens of Japanese diplomat
VOV.VN - In 1994, a young man named Hiroshi Fukada wandered around Hanoi's Old Quarter with a camera in hand, taking over a hundred photos of Hanoians living everyday life.
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| Cyclos are popular in the streets of Hanoi (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| Female students in Ao dai (traditional long dress) (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| Family restaurants and trendy motorbikes of the 1990s (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| A confectionery shop (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| Bustling life of the sidewalks (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| Women’s fashion in the 1990s (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| A photo studio in a small alley in Hanoi’s old street (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| A young girl with an ‘angel face’ (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| A barber shop (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| Men’s fashion in the early 1990s (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| High-angle view of a street corner (Photo: vnexpress) |
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| Mr. Fukada is now the Japanese ambassador to Vietnam and still holds the photos he snapped of Hanoians dear to his heart for more than 20 years. |
