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------- --------------- ^Independent Orgqn for Canadians af Japanese Origin
Vol. XXVII—No. 16
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1963
Toronto, Ont.
|
A YOUNG Japanese Canadian I
B vouth recently strode out of the |
I Northern Ontario bushlands and I
I went marching up the stairs into I
I Frank Hatashita’s Judo school in I
I Toronto.
I
|
His name was Don Mitani (1st- I
I Jan)—a husky 18-year, 5’ 10”, I
Town
.’TV:... four-nation
r
..
| 200-pounder—who Hatashita ex- I
TOKI
O; — The
Officials
said
the
inter-govern
I claimed has “all the natural re-I
North Pacific Fur Seal Commis mental conference will centre on
I quirements for a potential Cana-. I
sion Hast week began a two-week a Japanese proposal to revise tlie
I dian Judo champion.” . ’ ■
I
1957 seal treaty that was signed
I
His father, Rush Mitani (3rd-I
up Japan’s demand for sealing by Canada, Japan, Russia and
I dan)—a well-known prewar Ju-I
on the open seas.
the United* States to bar pelagic
I doka from the old west coast days I .
The opening session at the
| —had sent him down from Dry- I
foreign office was devoted! to in
Fur seals now can be caught
| den, Ontario for a couple of I
troduction of delegates and fix
only
on the Pribilof Islands,
months of personal training un
ing conference agenda.
owned by the United! States,
der H,atashita.
a nd on Konannd'orski and RopDuring his stay here, Don di
pen Islands owned by the Soviet
hgently took notes on everything
Union.
new that he learned. When he.
Japanese experts say the num
wasn’t practicing, he was usually
ber
of seals on Pribilof Island
!^>«to%5 ^
found in front of Hatashita’s TV
had*
increased sharply. They re
set, fascinated with all the difport
there now are about 1,200,ferent channels he could receive.
000 there and only about 200,000
Back home in Dryden, where
on the Russian Islands. They say
Canadian Pacific Airline Photo
most of the town folks are em
the United States now takes
VANCOUVER.-tA bottle of about 100,000 fur seals annually.
ployed at the mill, there are three
Taxi — Oriental Style
barbiturate drugs, cheap wine,
more young, Mitani giants.. Na
Under the treaty expiring in
turally, like their dad, they too H frOiRO?nT°'~?If B°b n'7ta' °f IC Iwata Tra-ve! Service gets and a donely room in a JapaneseOctober,
1963, the United States
owned hotel along Vancouver’s
are enthusiastic Judoists.
the feel of the rickshaw pulled by rickshaw boy Ralph Keller
and
the
Soviet
Union must each
The oldest is Lawrence, 21, who Representative, CPA, Vancouver, while Ken Wood, Agency Repre skid row provided the last haven
distribute
15
per
cent of their
also stands a husky 5’ 10”. Then sentative, CPA, Vancouver tells Bob about the new service
The in the tragic life of a young wi catch to Canada and Japan.
comes Dick, 19, who hits over 6 newest service is a third weekly non-stop Super DC-8 Jet ’to the dow. •
W. M. Sprules, chief negotia
Tragedy haunted' Lorraine Emfeet. Don follows him. Finally Orient, commencing May 31st, 1963.
tor
of the Canadian trio and a
comes Doug, 16, who is already
K. Iwata Travel Service’s Cherry Blossom Tour to Japan will pey. She had everything to live special assistant of the fisheries
for when she married Cl iffore
pushing 6 feet. And all are still leave ion CPA’s Super DC-8 on March 20th.
Empey in 1959.
But 29 days ministry, sat as chairman at the
growing.
after
the
wedding
she
was a wi opening session.
Perhaps someday soon we’ll see
The conference, tentatively set
dow. Her-husband was killed, and
all four of them fighting in a
for
two weeks, is scheduled to
she
was
critically
injured,
in
a
Canadian chamipionship tourna
be
presided
over in order by Can
car crash on the Trans-Canada
ment. That should be something.
ada,
Japan,
Russia and the Unit
Highway.
*
*
ed
States,
commission officials
Last week, Lorraine, 19, died
said.
THE J.C. CENTRE Program
TOKYO. — Japanese experts
tragically. Her nude body was
Committee is planning a Bridge have all but ruled' out chances require at least, say, 30 relay found covered by two blankets
satellites.
Club as one of its m;any projects. that
communication
satellites
on a bed in the Japanese-owned
All those interested can obtain will be used to televise the 1964
“Now figure that it costs New World Hotel on Powell St.
further information at the J.C. Tokyo Olympics live around the around $37 million to put one Definite cause of death was not
-Centre Office at 150 Kenwood world on an extensive basis.
satellite into orbit. Multiply it established in the autopsy but
Avenue, or by phoning Centre
8
At
best,
they
say,
there
may
by, thirty ... it comes to a fan police believe death was d'Ue to
secretary, Mr. Ken Kutsukake at
a. combination of liquor and bar
HU. 92462.
be limited live telecasts on an tastic sum, and' who would put biturates.
TOKYO.—Copies of the Eng■ REMEMBER the shy 97-pound experimental basis.
up that kind of money by 1964?”
Lorraine Empey’s case was not ish language newspaper of To
Alsei who was reported in this
The problem is not so much of
the first, and' will probably not kyo were airlifted to newspaper
.column last year as taking up technical know-how but of money,
be the last. Every few weeks, less New York City last week.
-Feight-lifting at Mack’s Gym to according to the Japan Broadr To Try Atomic Farming Vancouver’s daily papers feature
The
eight-page newspapers
bund up his body?
TOKYO.—Plans are being de a story on the tragic deaths of were distributed to hotels and
casting Corp. (NHK).
Well, after-a few months of
veloped to increase Japanese ex
This semi-government radio periments in “.atomic” farming in heartbroken, sick and lonely airport terminals in New York,
ft
training, he gained so much con
young girls who find ;an end to which has been without daily
fidence that he is now taking up and television network has been which growing plants .are sub misery along the section of the newspapers for . several weeks
Karate.
entrusted by the Japan Olympic jected' to controlled doses of ra city which once thrived as the because of a labor, dispute.
Working as a postal clerk, this Organizing Committee with co- diation to increase yields or pro heart of Vancouver’s Nihonma8
Because Tokyo is 14 hours
Map gets in some extra training ordinating international televi duce new forms.
chi.
ahead
of New York and on the
II
i .'Practicing his Seiken-chokuother
_
side
of the International
zuki (fore-fist straight punch)" sion needs of the Games.
Date Line, New Yorkers will be
and his Mae-tobi-geri (flviiw
The successful launching of
reading the Mainichi on the same
front kick) on the mail bags.
America’s Telstar communication
as the Tokyo readers al
Ms
.
wonder all my mail has satellite last year raised hopes
though
it will be several hours
been crushed lately.
that by 1964 a satellite communi
later.
cation system would make it pos
Mainichi officials said they
i
sible
for
viewers
in
New
York,
would
continue the airlift of their
GREATEST aspirin swalLondon, Paris, Stockholm and
an
import
from
the
United
IX
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ever known was my other parts of the world’ to see
By ROBERT CRABBE
an(* ox “English ediStates, which brought the idea should continue thlt long
‘ k
of
TOKYO.—It had to happen
kak 01 ^1S ^er’ Jerry Kutsu- live television performances
to Japan along with the new con- I------------------------ ——ri_______
athletes competing' in Tokyo.
someday, and the Japanese have
stitution
in the late 1940’s.
n
finally discovered the cocktail
Orbit Too Low
^°’ three, he’d pop in
The
Japanese,
;
a
nation
of
rice
Despondent
Wife Kills
L
^t-like-that. And
While the first Telstar made party.
wine
drmkers,
entered
the
postSelf
KT v
S
th°Ut any water. If me- history by linking America and
Always lovers of fads and
war world with little knowledge
*
bllaren
in
N.Y.
fashion,
they
plunged
into
the
,..5 serves me correct, his fa- Europe on television, authorities
NEW YORK. — Despondency
KA^KUTE-RU-PATI
with
a of western liquor.
Bayer -Aspirin,
here
say
it
orbits
too
low
for
He
When
the
ill
will
had
eased,
over
difficulty in making axijustwore by it.
communications between Japan vigor they once lavished on Ame and the occupation forces began ment “ anew American environhin^p ^Z6 a bit of news for and the United.' States and rican baseball and battleship
inviting their onetime enemies to
€nt, 3S1 believed to have led to
£?rCent1^ the U.S. Federal Europe.
' 1 building.
A whole new industry— has the office party, they were ap-“y su^e of the wife
in?
charged Sterl
(Relay satellites in higher or
an, overseas employee of the
ing
^TPorated with mak- bits probably will make possible arisen: the cocktail party cater: palled to see the Japanese mixing
scotch
with
cola,
and
bonded
Sunsho Co. here re
based ne bairns in advertising brief communications between ing field, with technicians who
bourbon
with
seven-up.
■
decorate the hotel rooms, mix
Japan and other parts of the drinks and even print the invi
THE GUESTS meant well— of
33’ wife
ers.
Md 4 other pain reliev- world.
36’ JaS
tations, says the weekly Yomiuri they were just trying to imitate found dead° with 6
their hosts. But they didn’t know Setsuko 2 in 1 her daughter,
claims thaT BaS™1
^allenged
“But,’’ explained Kenitsu Ka magazine.
wabe, an official of the network,
anarfmAnf’™-ga^en^ an
WALLFLOWERS NOW are which chemicals went where.
t«ed a “hio-K y ? aSpinn regis- “to keep Japan in sustained tele Japan’s famed Geisha girls, once
In
later
years
Japanese
masHS1 ±
' “ the F°reSt
Actually thphrPam -^^ score'”
vision
communication
with
other
the
sought
after
companions
of
tered the fundamentals compleif «
j u
m ,
clinical
Con™rssion said, a
believed Mrs. Takenaka
hemisphere for the entire dura tired tycoons bent on expense ac tely.
Today, the big companies, out apartS^
hw
floor
tion of the Tokyo Games would count entertaining.
in
the
degree
01 Pain relief
The big oempanies have found for good will at all cost, enter- ter to death
by tested
the aDarSnt^2?er‘ Found in
P^diicts after afforded'
a
they
can create more good will tain as many as 10,000 people.
lapse of 15 miTHREE SHIPS
routes.
with larger numbers of people in
Tokyo s plush Okura Hotel is Junn, 6. It is believed that Mrs’
MAIL
TO
JAPAN.
—
Three
a
shorter time by seiwing d'rinks. the scene of as many as 40 cock- Takenaka had killed the boy bv
always been a
•’nan myself.
ships will be leaving soon for Ja
Besides, Japan does a lot of tad bouts an evening celebrat- strangulation before jumping7 out
pan. They are: from "Vancouver business with foreigners now ing everything from the reunion the window.
S °ut
oh Feb. 27—Iberia; from San days, and the Japanese realize ofHthv Tokyo University stamp
^JD YOU KNOW that
She came to join her
The Francisco on March 5—President that western women don’t like to collection club of 1918 to the in- here last October. She had' been
Hoover; and from Vancouver on be left at home.
(Continued on Page Seven)
(Continued on page 8)
I
^r husband to send
March 8—Manila.
Culturally the cocktail party is ,
J
1
‘^k to Japan, it was said.
4-Nation Talks to Hear Japan’s
Demand for Open Sea Sealing
■:«'"a“><»aW\'S>S,\
Young, Heartbroken
Widow Ends Life In
Japanese-owned Hotel
i
Chance of Olympic Coverage
Via Telstar Seen Remote
News-Hungry N.Y.
Gets Mainichi Daily
Japanese Finally
Discover Ka-kute-ru-Pati
i
’J1^'7’ Pve ■
^. THE NEW CANADIAN
ih
K
m
se
^ITirUUU
i^
UaAetf
^tumura
------- --------------- ^Independent Orgqn for Canadians af Japanese Origin
Vol. XXVII—No. 16
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1963
Toronto, Ont.
|
A YOUNG Japanese Canadian I
B vouth recently strode out of the |
I Northern Ontario bushlands and I
I went marching up the stairs into I
I Frank Hatashita’s Judo school in I
I Toronto.
I
|
His name was Don Mitani (1st- I
I Jan)—a husky 18-year, 5’ 10”, I
Town
.’TV:... four-nation
r
..
| 200-pounder—who Hatashita ex- I
TOKI
O; — The
Officials
said
the
inter-govern
I claimed has “all the natural re-I
North Pacific Fur Seal Commis mental conference will centre on
I quirements for a potential Cana-. I
sion Hast week began a two-week a Japanese proposal to revise tlie
I dian Judo champion.” . ’ ■
I
1957 seal treaty that was signed
I
His father, Rush Mitani (3rd-I
up Japan’s demand for sealing by Canada, Japan, Russia and
I dan)—a well-known prewar Ju-I
on the open seas.
the United* States to bar pelagic
I doka from the old west coast days I .
The opening session at the
| —had sent him down from Dry- I
foreign office was devoted! to in
Fur seals now can be caught
| den, Ontario for a couple of I
troduction of delegates and fix
only
on the Pribilof Islands,
months of personal training un
ing conference agenda.
owned by the United! States,
der H,atashita.
a nd on Konannd'orski and RopDuring his stay here, Don di
pen Islands owned by the Soviet
hgently took notes on everything
Union.
new that he learned. When he.
Japanese experts say the num
wasn’t practicing, he was usually
ber
of seals on Pribilof Island
!^>«to%5 ^
found in front of Hatashita’s TV
had*
increased sharply. They re
set, fascinated with all the difport
there now are about 1,200,ferent channels he could receive.
000 there and only about 200,000
Back home in Dryden, where
on the Russian Islands. They say
Canadian Pacific Airline Photo
most of the town folks are em
the United States now takes
VANCOUVER.-tA bottle of about 100,000 fur seals annually.
ployed at the mill, there are three
Taxi — Oriental Style
barbiturate drugs, cheap wine,
more young, Mitani giants.. Na
Under the treaty expiring in
turally, like their dad, they too H frOiRO?nT°'~?If B°b n'7ta' °f IC Iwata Tra-ve! Service gets and a donely room in a JapaneseOctober,
1963, the United States
owned hotel along Vancouver’s
are enthusiastic Judoists.
the feel of the rickshaw pulled by rickshaw boy Ralph Keller
and
the
Soviet
Union must each
The oldest is Lawrence, 21, who Representative, CPA, Vancouver, while Ken Wood, Agency Repre skid row provided the last haven
distribute
15
per
cent of their
also stands a husky 5’ 10”. Then sentative, CPA, Vancouver tells Bob about the new service
The in the tragic life of a young wi catch to Canada and Japan.
comes Dick, 19, who hits over 6 newest service is a third weekly non-stop Super DC-8 Jet ’to the dow. •
W. M. Sprules, chief negotia
Tragedy haunted' Lorraine Emfeet. Don follows him. Finally Orient, commencing May 31st, 1963.
tor
of the Canadian trio and a
comes Doug, 16, who is already
K. Iwata Travel Service’s Cherry Blossom Tour to Japan will pey. She had everything to live special assistant of the fisheries
for when she married Cl iffore
pushing 6 feet. And all are still leave ion CPA’s Super DC-8 on March 20th.
Empey in 1959.
But 29 days ministry, sat as chairman at the
growing.
after
the
wedding
she
was a wi opening session.
Perhaps someday soon we’ll see
The conference, tentatively set
dow. Her-husband was killed, and
all four of them fighting in a
for
two weeks, is scheduled to
she
was
critically
injured,
in
a
Canadian chamipionship tourna
be
presided
over in order by Can
car crash on the Trans-Canada
ment. That should be something.
ada,
Japan,
Russia and the Unit
Highway.
*
*
ed
States,
commission officials
Last week, Lorraine, 19, died
said.
THE J.C. CENTRE Program
TOKYO. — Japanese experts
tragically. Her nude body was
Committee is planning a Bridge have all but ruled' out chances require at least, say, 30 relay found covered by two blankets
satellites.
Club as one of its m;any projects. that
communication
satellites
on a bed in the Japanese-owned
All those interested can obtain will be used to televise the 1964
“Now figure that it costs New World Hotel on Powell St.
further information at the J.C. Tokyo Olympics live around the around $37 million to put one Definite cause of death was not
-Centre Office at 150 Kenwood world on an extensive basis.
satellite into orbit. Multiply it established in the autopsy but
Avenue, or by phoning Centre
8
At
best,
they
say,
there
may
by, thirty ... it comes to a fan police believe death was d'Ue to
secretary, Mr. Ken Kutsukake at
a. combination of liquor and bar
HU. 92462.
be limited live telecasts on an tastic sum, and' who would put biturates.
TOKYO.—Copies of the Eng■ REMEMBER the shy 97-pound experimental basis.
up that kind of money by 1964?”
Lorraine Empey’s case was not ish language newspaper of To
Alsei who was reported in this
The problem is not so much of
the first, and' will probably not kyo were airlifted to newspaper
.column last year as taking up technical know-how but of money,
be the last. Every few weeks, less New York City last week.
-Feight-lifting at Mack’s Gym to according to the Japan Broadr To Try Atomic Farming Vancouver’s daily papers feature
The
eight-page newspapers
bund up his body?
TOKYO.—Plans are being de a story on the tragic deaths of were distributed to hotels and
casting Corp. (NHK).
Well, after-a few months of
veloped to increase Japanese ex
This semi-government radio periments in “.atomic” farming in heartbroken, sick and lonely airport terminals in New York,
ft
training, he gained so much con
young girls who find ;an end to which has been without daily
fidence that he is now taking up and television network has been which growing plants .are sub misery along the section of the newspapers for . several weeks
Karate.
entrusted by the Japan Olympic jected' to controlled doses of ra city which once thrived as the because of a labor, dispute.
Working as a postal clerk, this Organizing Committee with co- diation to increase yields or pro heart of Vancouver’s Nihonma8
Because Tokyo is 14 hours
Map gets in some extra training ordinating international televi duce new forms.
chi.
ahead
of New York and on the
II
i .'Practicing his Seiken-chokuother
_
side
of the International
zuki (fore-fist straight punch)" sion needs of the Games.
Date Line, New Yorkers will be
and his Mae-tobi-geri (flviiw
The successful launching of
reading the Mainichi on the same
front kick) on the mail bags.
America’s Telstar communication
as the Tokyo readers al
Ms
.
wonder all my mail has satellite last year raised hopes
though
it will be several hours
been crushed lately.
that by 1964 a satellite communi
later.
cation system would make it pos
Mainichi officials said they
i
sible
for
viewers
in
New
York,
would
continue the airlift of their
GREATEST aspirin swalLondon, Paris, Stockholm and
an
import
from
the
United
IX
'^^“X^Z
ever known was my other parts of the world’ to see
By ROBERT CRABBE
an(* ox “English ediStates, which brought the idea should continue thlt long
‘ k
of
TOKYO.—It had to happen
kak 01 ^1S ^er’ Jerry Kutsu- live television performances
to Japan along with the new con- I------------------------ ——ri_______
athletes competing' in Tokyo.
someday, and the Japanese have
stitution
in the late 1940’s.
n
finally discovered the cocktail
Orbit Too Low
^°’ three, he’d pop in
The
Japanese,
;
a
nation
of
rice
Despondent
Wife Kills
L
^t-like-that. And
While the first Telstar made party.
wine
drmkers,
entered
the
postSelf
KT v
S
th°Ut any water. If me- history by linking America and
Always lovers of fads and
war world with little knowledge
*
bllaren
in
N.Y.
fashion,
they
plunged
into
the
,..5 serves me correct, his fa- Europe on television, authorities
NEW YORK. — Despondency
KA^KUTE-RU-PATI
with
a of western liquor.
Bayer -Aspirin,
here
say
it
orbits
too
low
for
He
When
the
ill
will
had
eased,
over
difficulty in making axijustwore by it.
communications between Japan vigor they once lavished on Ame and the occupation forces began ment “ anew American environhin^p ^Z6 a bit of news for and the United.' States and rican baseball and battleship
inviting their onetime enemies to
€nt, 3S1 believed to have led to
£?rCent1^ the U.S. Federal Europe.
' 1 building.
A whole new industry— has the office party, they were ap-“y su^e of the wife
in?
charged Sterl
(Relay satellites in higher or
an, overseas employee of the
ing
^TPorated with mak- bits probably will make possible arisen: the cocktail party cater: palled to see the Japanese mixing
scotch
with
cola,
and
bonded
Sunsho Co. here re
based ne bairns in advertising brief communications between ing field, with technicians who
bourbon
with
seven-up.
■
decorate the hotel rooms, mix
Japan and other parts of the drinks and even print the invi
THE GUESTS meant well— of
33’ wife
ers.
Md 4 other pain reliev- world.
36’ JaS
tations, says the weekly Yomiuri they were just trying to imitate found dead° with 6
their hosts. But they didn’t know Setsuko 2 in 1 her daughter,
claims thaT BaS™1
^allenged
“But,’’ explained Kenitsu Ka magazine.
wabe, an official of the network,
anarfmAnf’™-ga^en^ an
WALLFLOWERS NOW are which chemicals went where.
t«ed a “hio-K y ? aSpinn regis- “to keep Japan in sustained tele Japan’s famed Geisha girls, once
In
later
years
Japanese
masHS1 ±
' “ the F°reSt
Actually thphrPam -^^ score'”
vision
communication
with
other
the
sought
after
companions
of
tered the fundamentals compleif «
j u
m ,
clinical
Con™rssion said, a
believed Mrs. Takenaka
hemisphere for the entire dura tired tycoons bent on expense ac tely.
Today, the big companies, out apartS^
hw
floor
tion of the Tokyo Games would count entertaining.
in
the
degree
01 Pain relief
The big oempanies have found for good will at all cost, enter- ter to death
by tested
the aDarSnt^2?er‘ Found in
P^diicts after afforded'
a
they
can create more good will tain as many as 10,000 people.
lapse of 15 miTHREE SHIPS
routes.
with larger numbers of people in
Tokyo s plush Okura Hotel is Junn, 6. It is believed that Mrs’
TO
JAPAN.
—
Three
a
shorter time by seiwing d'rinks. the scene of as many as 40 cock- Takenaka had killed the boy bv
always been a
•’nan myself.
ships will be leaving soon for Ja
Besides, Japan does a lot of tad bouts an evening celebrat- strangulation before jumping7 out
pan. They are: from "Vancouver business with foreigners now ing everything from the reunion the window.
S °ut
oh Feb. 27—Iberia; from San days, and the Japanese realize ofHthv Tokyo University stamp
^JD YOU KNOW that
She came to join her
The Francisco on March 5—President that western women don’t like to collection club of 1918 to the in- here last October. She had' been
Hoover; and from Vancouver on be left at home.
(Continued on Page Seven)
(Continued on page 8)
I
^r husband to send
March 8—Manila.
Culturally the cocktail party is ,
J
1
‘^k to Japan, it was said.
4-Nation Talks to Hear Japan’s
Demand for Open Sea Sealing
■:«'"a“><»aW\'S>S,\
Young, Heartbroken
Widow Ends Life In
Japanese-owned Hotel
i
Chance of Olympic Coverage
Via Telstar Seen Remote
News-Hungry N.Y.
Gets Mainichi Daily
Japanese Finally
Discover Ka-kute-ru-Pati
i
’J1^'7’ Pve ■
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Wednesday, February 27, 1963
Dates and Doings
Y.B.S. Valentine's Dance This Friday at U.N.F.
New Nisei Karate Club
Seeks Sincere Members
Phone 366-1009 re information
GOLF LESSONS . A PRACTICE
Discontinued (t New Golf Equipment
120 Wellington St. West
TORONTO. — If Cupid Missed U.N.F. Hall, College and
T1°^0Js!T0-—A group of Nisei
The Club is a non-profit orga
vou on February 14th, let him- na. See you on the first’ Spadi- «isn to announce openings for
Geo. Clifton’s Golf School
nization
formed in the hopes of
[
have another chance at the., all
membership in an all-Japanese interestingmore
Japanese
Cana
Karate Club.
new Toronto Young Buddhist’s
dians in the martial art of Kara
Society’s Valentine’s Dance this
te.
Fridav, March 1st at the U.N.F.
The Club is affiliated with the
Hall. ‘
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SKI RENTALS
All
Japan Karate-do Federation.
(Continued from Page One)
Come out and find out who
Because of the deadliness of
will be crowned Miss Valentine.
New Canadian has a 3,500 circu
this art, the club is interested in
This year she will be chosen in
lation ?
accepting only those who are sin
a new way, so girls, make defi
OSCAR'S
cere
and willing to follow the | 1500 Dundas (at Dufferin)—LE. 2-4267
nite plans to attend. You may be
THIS WEEK’S BOOK: Na°e- five maxims of Karate as set
the next Miss Valentine.
Tl°‘Ivata
(Patterns
of Judo down by its founder, Funakoshi
Besides the big feature attrac
1 hrows) by FRANK HATASHI- Gishin —- “character, sincerety,
tion,- there will be novelty dances
- Published by the Judo World, effort, etiquette and self-con
and prizes, along with plenty of
Lucien C. Kurate
-la Sloane Avenue. Toronto 16, trol.’’
good music.
Ontario. (Price $1.50).
Facilities at this new club in
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR ;'
All this and more can be yours
aiFi11! !b°Q^—(actually a thirty, clude. a. private dojo, latest body
NOTARY PUBLIC ;
o/2 by 11” page reference ma building equipment, steam bath,
for only $1.25 per person from
Office
Hours Saturday
nual made to fit into a 3-ring showers and lockers.
8:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the
October
to April Inclusive
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Club Rec So To Select Queen At March 1st Dance ta,
TORONTO
4th-dan.
For further information please
EM. 6-3323
TORONTO.—Club Rec ; Socra vouchers; Hyland
Res: HO. 7-342?
be is khe bolder of 4 Canadian
Florists, cor
phone
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533-1144
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six
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Socratic” Dance- will be. held on ages; Tamada Studio, portrait of cuilent President of the Cana p.m. Please note that member
"March 9th at the War Amputa winner; Paramount Gift Shop, dian Kodokan Black Belt Asso ship will be limited.
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Dveiyone is urged to attend nual. to 8th-dan Judo master,
Several girls (to be named in
Saturday’s paper) will vie for the what is shaping up as one of the •Sumiyuki Kotani, Chief Iiistruc- Travel-starved Japanese
coveted crown which was won by biggest social events of the sea b°i‘ °f the Poreig'n Section of KoTOKYO.—Hawaii will be the
Miss Marie Oye at the “Pepper - son. Dance to your heart’s con dokan, under whom he studied No. 1 goal wihen current, currency
consult
meat Twist” dance held' last year. tent to the latest in his record- Nage-no-kata in 1957 and I960. restrictions are
।
lifted for the
KIYO TAMURA
This book, says Hatashita, Travel-starved Japanese, a surDancing begins at 8:00 p.m. h-gs, then watch, as a lovelv ‘lias
TORONTO
been undertaken humbly to vey showed recently.
and goes through until midnight.
further extend the sphere of in
Bus.
366-5812 Res. PI. 9-8317
young
miss
is
crowned
“
Miss
As an added feature their will Club Rec Socratic” for 1963.
The Kyoto news service said
fluence . of Kotani Sensei and
that
of the 50,000 persons who
be novelty dances and prizes to
share his teachings and wisdom
are
setting
“overseas travel
be won. Admission will be $1.25
with those deprived of the pri deposits” in aside
OFFICF
RESIDENCE
per person.
the
banks
the day
EM. 4-1394
Ham. Buddhist Church vilege of personally studying un when the lid is off, 45forper
2 Vesta Drive
cent
EM.
4-1395
The contestants will meet with
HUdson 5-1365
der the master.’’
want to go to Hawaii.
the judges between 10:30 and 11 Plan Year's Services
Included are 5 sets of waza
HAMILTON, Ont. — Hamilton (techniques) all clearly illustrat
Southeast Asia; is next with 17
p.m., and the winner will be anA. E. McKague, Q.C.
percent,
followed by round-theBuddhist
Church
has
planned
the
nounced shorty thereafter. Judges
ed with each step-by-step proce
world tours with 14 percent.
aie: Miss Cathy Tohana, former j following service schedule for dure simply explained.
Barrister & Solicitor
Miss t Valentine,
photographer this year:
Currently, travel is limited to
.Set 1. is Te-waza (hand tech
NOTARY PUBLIC
Jack Hemmy, and Rick Matsu
March 24, Higane of Spring; niques) which includes: Uki-oto- business and scholastic trips. The
1008 Northern Ontario Building
moto of the N.C.
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
April 7, Bithday of Buddha; May shi or floating drop; Seoi-nage or international monetary fund how
The winner, runner-ups and all 12, Birthday of St. Shinran; shoulder throw; and Kata-guru- ever has asked Japan to life its
TORONTO
currency restrictions and it is
ma or shoulder wheel.
contestants will be presented
Set 2. is Koshi-waza (hip tech expected comply within the usual
?lfts kindly donated by the July 14, O-Bon; .Sept. 22, Higane
of
Autumn;
Nov.
23,
.24,
Annual
niques) which includes: Uki-go- 12 to 18-month time limit.
tollowing local businessmen: Ja
For Complete
shi
or floating hip; Harai-goshi
pan Camera Centre, “Fujipet” Service of St. Shrinan’s Death;
September, 1964, is the expect
Real Estate Service
Camera; Nikko Gardens,- dinner Dec. S, Enlightment Day; Dec. or sweeping hip; and Tsurikomi- ed date for the cancelling of tra
goshi or lift pull up hip.
vel restrictions.
*s; Ginza Cafe, dinner 31, Joyae.
Call
Set 3. is Ashi-waza (foot or leg
techniques) which includes: Okuri-ashi-harai or sweeping ankle;
It is a good policy to ■
have the RIGHT POLICY"
Sasae-tsurikomi-ashi or propping
Real Estate Broker
drawing ankle throw, and UchiConsult
mata or inner thigh.
Bus. 755-7371
Set 4. is Ma-sutemi-waza (Back
WALES and DUNCAN
Res. PL. 7-7578
suicide techniques) which in
INSURANCE AGENTS
U.N.F. HALL
.
48 GALBRAITH AVE.
clude: Tomoe-nage or stomach
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TORONTO REAL ESTATE
2nd Sumi-gaeshi or corner throw.
Phone
WA.
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BOARD PHOTO CO-OP
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1963
Set 5. is Yoko-sutemi-waza
(Side suicide techniques) which
CHOOSING OF VALENTINE’S QUEEN
includes: Yoko-gake or side hook;
Novelty Dances
Yoko-guruma or side wheel; and
Admiwinn.
Casual
..Dress
Uki-waza or floating throw.
^«lm. ?l.2o ,per person
.
8;30 p-m__1;00 a m
“Nage-No-Kata”
by ; Frank
Hatashita (and the rest of the
series to follow) will make - a
Sales & Service
quick, handy, and valuable refer
ence manual for any Judo stu
T.V. — HI-FI — STEREO
CONTINENTAL FAMILY CO-OP
dent or teacher.
SKIS
SKATES
INSURANCE
TOSH IWAI
ALL NEW TYBS VALENTINE'S DANCE
METRO-AUDIO VISION
fresh meat and fish
order Thurs, and Pri„
OCCIDENTAL FOODS
JAPANESE AND
Tokyo Pop. 10,22,309
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REAR OF STORE
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Phone EM. 6-5589
•
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FREE DELIVERY EVERYDAY
TOKYO.—Tokyo’s
population
totalled 10,224,309 on Jan. 1 this
year, the metropolitan govern
ment announced recently.
The new figure shows an in
crease of 14,772 persons over De
cember. Of the total, there was
5,265,177 males and 4,959,132 fe
males.
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Y.B.S. Valentine's Dance This Friday at U.N.F.
New Nisei Karate Club
Seeks Sincere Members
Phone 366-1009 re information
GOLF LESSONS . A PRACTICE
Discontinued (t New Golf Equipment
120 Wellington St. West
TORONTO. — If Cupid Missed U.N.F. Hall, College and
T1°^0Js!T0-—A group of Nisei
The Club is a non-profit orga
vou on February 14th, let him- na. See you on the first’ Spadi- «isn to announce openings for
Geo. Clifton’s Golf School
nization
formed in the hopes of
[
have another chance at the., all
membership in an all-Japanese interestingmore
Japanese
Cana
Karate Club.
new Toronto Young Buddhist’s
dians in the martial art of Kara
Society’s Valentine’s Dance this
te.
Fridav, March 1st at the U.N.F.
The Club is affiliated with the
Hall. ‘
'
Casey's Corner ...
SKI RENTALS
All
Japan Karate-do Federation.
(Continued from Page One)
Come out and find out who
Because of the deadliness of
will be crowned Miss Valentine.
New Canadian has a 3,500 circu
this art, the club is interested in
This year she will be chosen in
lation ?
accepting only those who are sin
a new way, so girls, make defi
OSCAR'S
cere
and willing to follow the | 1500 Dundas (at Dufferin)—LE. 2-4267
nite plans to attend. You may be
THIS WEEK’S BOOK: Na°e- five maxims of Karate as set
the next Miss Valentine.
Tl°‘Ivata
(Patterns
of Judo down by its founder, Funakoshi
Besides the big feature attrac
1 hrows) by FRANK HATASHI- Gishin —- “character, sincerety,
tion,- there will be novelty dances
- Published by the Judo World, effort, etiquette and self-con
and prizes, along with plenty of
Lucien C. Kurate
-la Sloane Avenue. Toronto 16, trol.’’
good music.
Ontario. (Price $1.50).
Facilities at this new club in
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR ;'
All this and more can be yours
aiFi11! !b°Q^—(actually a thirty, clude. a. private dojo, latest body
NOTARY PUBLIC ;
o/2 by 11” page reference ma building equipment, steam bath,
for only $1.25 per person from
Office
Hours Saturday
nual made to fit into a 3-ring showers and lockers.
8:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the
October
to April Inclusive
binderJ Is the first of a series
Classes
are
held
every
Tuesday
*
62
RICHMOND
ST. WEST
of Judo techniques by well-known
and'
Thursday
evenings
and
on
Suite
513
Temple
Building
Nisei Judo man, Frank Hatashi Saturday afternoons.
Club Rec So To Select Queen At March 1st Dance ta,
TORONTO
4th-dan.
For further information please
EM. 6-3323
TORONTO.—Club Rec ; Socra vouchers; Hyland
Res: HO. 7-342?
be is khe bolder of 4 Canadian
Florists, cor
phone
Mack
at
533-1144
after
six
tic’s Second Annual “Miss' Rec sages; Sharon’s Florists; cors Judo championships and is the
Socratic” Dance- will be. held on ages; Tamada Studio, portrait of cuilent President of the Cana p.m. Please note that member
"March 9th at the War Amputa winner; Paramount Gift Shop, dian Kodokan Black Belt Asso ship will be limited.
►AUTO — FIRE — LIFE
tion’s Auditorium, Wellesley at and Nishimura’s Hair Dressers. ciation.
>
ALL FORMS
Bay.
Hatashita dedicates this ma Hawaii No. 1 Goal of
►'
■
'■ .OF' '
Dveiyone is urged to attend nual. to 8th-dan Judo master,
Several girls (to be named in
Saturday’s paper) will vie for the what is shaping up as one of the •Sumiyuki Kotani, Chief Iiistruc- Travel-starved Japanese
coveted crown which was won by biggest social events of the sea b°i‘ °f the Poreig'n Section of KoTOKYO.—Hawaii will be the
Miss Marie Oye at the “Pepper - son. Dance to your heart’s con dokan, under whom he studied No. 1 goal wihen current, currency
consult
meat Twist” dance held' last year. tent to the latest in his record- Nage-no-kata in 1957 and I960. restrictions are
।
lifted for the
KIYO TAMURA
This book, says Hatashita, Travel-starved Japanese, a surDancing begins at 8:00 p.m. h-gs, then watch, as a lovelv ‘lias
TORONTO
been undertaken humbly to vey showed recently.
and goes through until midnight.
further extend the sphere of in
Bus.
366-5812 Res. PI. 9-8317
young
miss
is
crowned
“
Miss
As an added feature their will Club Rec Socratic” for 1963.
The Kyoto news service said
fluence . of Kotani Sensei and
that
of the 50,000 persons who
be novelty dances and prizes to
share his teachings and wisdom
are
setting
“overseas travel
be won. Admission will be $1.25
with those deprived of the pri deposits” in aside
OFFICF
RESIDENCE
per person.
the
banks
the day
EM. 4-1394
Ham. Buddhist Church vilege of personally studying un when the lid is off, 45forper
2 Vesta Drive
cent
EM.
4-1395
The contestants will meet with
HUdson 5-1365
der the master.’’
want to go to Hawaii.
the judges between 10:30 and 11 Plan Year's Services
Included are 5 sets of waza
HAMILTON, Ont. — Hamilton (techniques) all clearly illustrat
Southeast Asia; is next with 17
p.m., and the winner will be anA. E. McKague, Q.C.
percent,
followed by round-theBuddhist
Church
has
planned
the
nounced shorty thereafter. Judges
ed with each step-by-step proce
world tours with 14 percent.
aie: Miss Cathy Tohana, former j following service schedule for dure simply explained.
Barrister & Solicitor
Miss t Valentine,
photographer this year:
Currently, travel is limited to
.Set 1. is Te-waza (hand tech
NOTARY PUBLIC
Jack Hemmy, and Rick Matsu
March 24, Higane of Spring; niques) which includes: Uki-oto- business and scholastic trips. The
1008 Northern Ontario Building
moto of the N.C.
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
April 7, Bithday of Buddha; May shi or floating drop; Seoi-nage or international monetary fund how
The winner, runner-ups and all 12, Birthday of St. Shinran; shoulder throw; and Kata-guru- ever has asked Japan to life its
TORONTO
currency restrictions and it is
ma or shoulder wheel.
contestants will be presented
Set 2. is Koshi-waza (hip tech expected comply within the usual
?lfts kindly donated by the July 14, O-Bon; .Sept. 22, Higane
of
Autumn;
Nov.
23,
.24,
Annual
niques) which includes: Uki-go- 12 to 18-month time limit.
tollowing local businessmen: Ja
For Complete
shi
or floating hip; Harai-goshi
pan Camera Centre, “Fujipet” Service of St. Shrinan’s Death;
September, 1964, is the expect
Real Estate Service
Camera; Nikko Gardens,- dinner Dec. S, Enlightment Day; Dec. or sweeping hip; and Tsurikomi- ed date for the cancelling of tra
goshi or lift pull up hip.
vel restrictions.
*s; Ginza Cafe, dinner 31, Joyae.
Call
Set 3. is Ashi-waza (foot or leg
techniques) which includes: Okuri-ashi-harai or sweeping ankle;
It is a good policy to ■
have the RIGHT POLICY"
Sasae-tsurikomi-ashi or propping
Real Estate Broker
drawing ankle throw, and UchiConsult
mata or inner thigh.
Bus. 755-7371
Set 4. is Ma-sutemi-waza (Back
WALES and DUNCAN
Res. PL. 7-7578
suicide techniques) which in
INSURANCE AGENTS
U.N.F. HALL
.
48 GALBRAITH AVE.
clude: Tomoe-nage or stomach
(College at Spadina)
throw; Ura-nage or rear throw;
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
TORONTO REAL ESTATE
2nd Sumi-gaeshi or corner throw.
Phone
WA.
1-3171
BOARD PHOTO CO-OP
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1963
Set 5. is Yoko-sutemi-waza
(Side suicide techniques) which
CHOOSING OF VALENTINE’S QUEEN
includes: Yoko-gake or side hook;
Novelty Dances
Yoko-guruma or side wheel; and
Admiwinn.
Casual
..Dress
Uki-waza or floating throw.
^«lm. ?l.2o ,per person
.
8;30 p-m__1;00 a m
“Nage-No-Kata”
by ; Frank
Hatashita (and the rest of the
series to follow) will make - a
Sales & Service
quick, handy, and valuable refer
ence manual for any Judo stu
T.V. — HI-FI — STEREO
CONTINENTAL FAMILY CO-OP
dent or teacher.
SKIS
SKATES
INSURANCE
TOSH IWAI
ALL NEW TYBS VALENTINE'S DANCE
METRO-AUDIO VISION
fresh meat and fish
order Thurs, and Pri„
OCCIDENTAL FOODS
JAPANESE AND
Tokyo Pop. 10,22,309
FREE PARKING AT
REAR OF STORE
460 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
Phone EM. 6-5589
•
EM. 6-5711
FREE DELIVERY EVERYDAY
TOKYO.—Tokyo’s
population
totalled 10,224,309 on Jan. 1 this
year, the metropolitan govern
ment announced recently.
The new figure shows an in
crease of 14,772 persons over De
cember. Of the total, there was
5,265,177 males and 4,959,132 fe
males.
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home portraits
^^8
and special events
Ihemmy'
Owned by I. Gord Nakamura
22 Peterlee Crescent
Islington, Ontario
BElmont 3-3095
TORONTO
■ • Wedding
Receptions
Banquets
Private
Parties
Sales
Meetings
For the very best in
wedding casuals. . .
For those who wish to
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the future
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Page 8
i PAGE 8
NEW
™ °’raphy Captures Imagination of Japanese
NE*
the most photography conscious
nese equipment which was avail -— expansion. Domestic con World War II .and who is now
country in the world.
able tax-free in every PX. At sumption has rocketed'. There rightly
. regarded as the “dean”
Before the war jokes were com- first
this market was dominated are more camera stores in To- of Japanese photography; Jun
mon about German "tourists and
kyo than any other citv in the
their ever-ready Leicas, and now by cameras imported from Ger world. Japan supports 12 glossy -Miki, photojournalist; Takamara
many but the Japanese soon took
Inamura, whose impressive por
the same comments are some to making adaptions of popular photo magazines "which average traits of women have appeared1 Manager.
Advertising
times made about the American German cameras at lower prices better than 200 pages apiece. This
in
better
magazines
all
over
the
tourist abroad, but the man you
Production leaped from is in startling contrast to the world; and Yoshiro . Watanabe,
H‘«^er 6 months
notice standing on his head in haa’000 per
year in 1952 to 2,116 - united States, which with ap- who has made many striking stu
$7,00 per year
?qu.are' squinting up at 000 per year in 1961.
pi oximately twice the population dies of Japanese architecture, are
479
QUEEN
ST. WEST
the bright lights with a light me
has only three photography ma the equal of any in the world.
But
the
boom
was
not
only
EMpire 6-5005
ter in his hand, a camera around
gazines of any consequence, At their best, their photos often
his neck and a gadget bag at his based on the well-known Japa there are more than 5,000 came have
the quality of traditional
nese talent for imitating other ra clubs in these crowded islands
S ]s^ore Mkely to be from peoples
Japanese
woodblock prints.
ideas.
Japanese
lens
Osaka than from. Dubuque or
and Asahi Camera (one of the
makers,
particularly
the
Nikon
Hamburg. And while the Japa
At the other end of the aesthe
bigger magazines) which holds a
nese tourist abroad is especially Company, had made genuine ad monthly contest, gets over 8,000 tic spectrum are thousand's of
over their German coun submissions per month.
black-coated Japanese students
«ey to come equipped with a vances
terparts
and when David Dougcrawling over the country’s fa
7 mm. camera, it is remarkable
Female Help Wanted
to extent to which photography < oU11Cav’s ramarkable pictures
mous
temples and shrines at Nik[
^
1S
activity
has
spawned
Korean
conflict,
made
has captured the imagination of
ko, Kyoto and Nara with their
"
with Nikon equipment, began to a school of Japanese photogra box cameras clicking away. To OPERATORS, for single-needle
the Japanese at home.
phers who have developed a uni day in photography-happy Ja
appear
in
a
national
weekly
ma*
*
ZTeJn ^^ country, the world quely Japanese way of seeing pan, a professional at work is
Laurence Harvey, for example,
Photography became aware of and recording their impressions. soon jostled by -a little crowd of
O- ,s forthcoming film of “A he quality of the Japanese pro- ™ £ jT?-® “ K™ Do‘ enthusiastsasking
questions
Girl Named Tamiko,” plays a
w ed for
portrait work; about film, shutter
^met went by, cameras
speed and Studio. Phone RU. 1-7750 (Torontol “
J It Al
K 1 1YI m’O
Tlrk
_____ 1
*
Eurasian photographer who des- and other photographic equip Ihei
Kimura,
whose work was camera, and hotly disputing his SEW blouses at home We
——
fTerate,ly'^nts to emigrate to the ment began to account for a siz shown in this country before answers.
Ltd* /c^'/PPb Better Bf-Lise^
United States. There are many able percentage of the country’s
Ltd., 457 Richmond St. West (Toronto).'
fo.r this decision, but one exports and the industry became
01
ls too much Japanese one of Japan’s leading dollar Ka-kute-ru-pati. . .
Domestic Help wIut'^T
(Continued from page od^i
competition for a non-Oriental earners. The Japanese Govern- production of a new kind of
DOCTOR'S home, central ah
'
presented every women guest conveniences,
photographer to succeed in the
one child GA t
dern
favorable situa camera.
with a set of red and white nylon
crowded Tokyo market place. tion that had developed, did all
Now anybody can pour booze. panties.
From the point of view of .sheer n could to encourage the indusNaturally, every host wants to
volume of per capita picture try and cooperated with it to
Another way to make the
throw
a party that will be long party important is to get impor
the Qamera Inspection Intaking, he is probably right,
st
which exercises strict remembered. So company execu tant people to come.
p
always this way. quality controls over exports.
tives wrack their brains for those
Before World War II a Rollei^^? YANASE Auto Company
gracious
touches that will make scored the coup of the year, by
Before World' War II there
i ex or Leica was one form of
our party something special.”
status symbol for upper-class
producing Emperor Hirohito’s
upper-class were around 10 companies pro
For Rent
One obvious answer is gifts.
Japanese, but there was little in ducing cameras; at one point in
brothers—Prince Takamatsu and’
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Prince Mikasa.
the way of a native photography the industry’s expansion there
celebrated
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„
,
.
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in- 'T“”“
photographers °jBieiw and failures of some carefully selected
en marginal prvuucers,
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'a
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Strangely enough, it was the T
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I a
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is v
y i th setting off the current boom increased by 55 percent since T As a final thoughtfultouch, claims to public importance is
o
with invitations.
in- Japanese photography. It ^°^
each camera was engraved with showered/
OLD COUNTRY READER
One
high
ranking
official
in
brought hundreds of American
The foreign market did not
N^rtU^
and ADVISOR
the ministry of trade was invited
soldiers to Japan. These troops account for the greatest part oJ
t(
?
im'P°rtant parties in the ; Fortune, teller will tell your fortune
y
by card or hand, tell you past or
19 days 0^ December.
roses to Japan and pinned on ■,TIt only
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if Sd. Smal! Nation accepted
he said' “It was a question of
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nese equipment which was avail -— expansion. Domestic con World War II .and who is now
country in the world.
able tax-free in every PX. At sumption has rocketed'. There rightly
. regarded as the “dean”
Before the war jokes were com- first
this market was dominated are more camera stores in To- of Japanese photography; Jun
mon about German "tourists and
kyo than any other citv in the
their ever-ready Leicas, and now by cameras imported from Ger world. Japan supports 12 glossy -Miki, photojournalist; Takamara
many but the Japanese soon took
Inamura, whose impressive por
the same comments are some to making adaptions of popular photo magazines "which average traits of women have appeared1 Manager.
Advertising
times made about the American German cameras at lower prices better than 200 pages apiece. This
in
better
magazines
all
over
the
tourist abroad, but the man you
Production leaped from is in startling contrast to the world; and Yoshiro . Watanabe,
H‘«^er 6 months
notice standing on his head in haa’000 per
year in 1952 to 2,116 - united States, which with ap- who has made many striking stu
$7,00 per year
?qu.are' squinting up at 000 per year in 1961.
pi oximately twice the population dies of Japanese architecture, are
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the bright lights with a light me
has only three photography ma the equal of any in the world.
But
the
boom
was
not
only
EMpire 6-5005
ter in his hand, a camera around
gazines of any consequence, At their best, their photos often
his neck and a gadget bag at his based on the well-known Japa there are more than 5,000 came have
the quality of traditional
nese talent for imitating other ra clubs in these crowded islands
S ]s^ore Mkely to be from peoples
Japanese
woodblock prints.
ideas.
Japanese
lens
Osaka than from. Dubuque or
and Asahi Camera (one of the
makers,
particularly
the
Nikon
Hamburg. And while the Japa
At the other end of the aesthe
bigger magazines) which holds a
nese tourist abroad is especially Company, had made genuine ad monthly contest, gets over 8,000 tic spectrum are thousand's of
over their German coun submissions per month.
black-coated Japanese students
«ey to come equipped with a vances
terparts
and when David Dougcrawling over the country’s fa
7 mm. camera, it is remarkable
Female Help Wanted
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mous
temples and shrines at Nik[
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activity
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Korean
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made
has captured the imagination of
ko, Kyoto and Nara with their
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with Nikon equipment, began to a school of Japanese photogra box cameras clicking away. To OPERATORS, for single-needle
the Japanese at home.
phers who have developed a uni day in photography-happy Ja
appear
in
a
national
weekly
ma*
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ZTeJn ^^ country, the world quely Japanese way of seeing pan, a professional at work is
Laurence Harvey, for example,
Photography became aware of and recording their impressions. soon jostled by -a little crowd of
O- ,s forthcoming film of “A he quality of the Japanese pro- ™ £ jT?-® “ K™ Do‘ enthusiastsasking
questions
Girl Named Tamiko,” plays a
w ed for
portrait work; about film, shutter
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speed and Studio. Phone RU. 1-7750 (Torontol “
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fTerate,ly'^nts to emigrate to the ment began to account for a siz shown in this country before answers.
Ltd* /c^'/PPb Better Bf-Lise^
United States. There are many able percentage of the country’s
Ltd., 457 Richmond St. West (Toronto).'
fo.r this decision, but one exports and the industry became
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Domestic Help wIut'^T
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competition for a non-Oriental earners. The Japanese Govern- production of a new kind of
DOCTOR'S home, central ah
'
presented every women guest conveniences,
photographer to succeed in the
one child GA t
dern
favorable situa camera.
with a set of red and white nylon
crowded Tokyo market place. tion that had developed, did all
Now anybody can pour booze. panties.
From the point of view of .sheer n could to encourage the indusNaturally, every host wants to
volume of per capita picture try and cooperated with it to
Another way to make the
throw
a party that will be long party important is to get impor
the Qamera Inspection Intaking, he is probably right,
st
which exercises strict remembered. So company execu tant people to come.
p
always this way. quality controls over exports.
tives wrack their brains for those
Before World War II a Rollei^^? YANASE Auto Company
gracious
touches that will make scored the coup of the year, by
Before World' War II there
i ex or Leica was one form of
our party something special.”
status symbol for upper-class
producing Emperor Hirohito’s
upper-class were around 10 companies pro
For Rent
One obvious answer is gifts.
Japanese, but there was little in ducing cameras; at one point in
brothers—Prince Takamatsu and’
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Prince Mikasa.
the way of a native photography the industry’s expansion there
celebrated
its 25th anniver- । Yomiuri magazine renorf-pH Weston Rd.,
industry and some of the excel- were over 120; today, -as a result pany
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industry over-all is still expand- ra^ Fisb.
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,ng’ 1 rad^ction has increased by
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o
with invitations.
in- Japanese photography. It ^°^
each camera was engraved with showered/
OLD COUNTRY READER
One
high
ranking
official
in
brought hundreds of American
The foreign market did not
N^rtU^
and ADVISOR
the ministry of trade was invited
soldiers to Japan. These troops account for the greatest part oJ
t(
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im'P°rtant parties in the ; Fortune, teller will tell your fortune
y
by card or hand, tell you past or
19 days 0^ December.
roses to Japan and pinned on ■,TIt only
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he said' “It was a question of
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