Until the end of the war, Aobayama was used as a firing range (practice place) of the army gunner corps.
The barracks of the second division of the army were left in Kawauchi (the photograph upper right).
And on loewer right of the photograph, you can see a baceball ground (George Herman "Babe" Ruth, Jr. played here. And now there is Yagiyama Zoological Park.).
In Aobayama, the trace of the vegitable field is seen, and most trees were felled.

Right : There were farmlands on Aobayama.
Left : The new golf course was under construction.

Center right : The construction of building for Department of Engineering was started.
Upper right : In Kawauchi Campus, you can see the Kawauchi Memorial Auditorium & Matsushita Memorial Hall built in 1960.

Center : Most of buildings for Department of Engineering was built (except school of architecture and civil engineering).
Upper right : In Kawauchi Campus, you can see some new buildings.
Upper left : You can see some new buildings of Miyagi University of Education.
Lower right : The development of Yagiyama advanced.
Also trees grew up.

The trees of Aobayama grew up more and the row of zelkovas in Aobayama East Campus also grew up.

Left : The construction of Aobayama New Campus was started in fairway of former golf course.
Center : The construction of Aobayama station for subway was started.

Upper right : The buildings which suffered from the Great East Japan Earthquake (2011) was rebuilt in Aobayama East Campus.
Upper center : H04 Science Complex C was built in Aobayama North Campus.
Upper left : J41 Aobayama Commons and K01 Multidisciprinary Research Laboratory for Agricultural Science was under construction.

Center left : Hilltop and Science Park zone was under construction in Aobayama New Campus.