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^u^Lla™^ ^an s ^amous Photographer Of Herons Of Sag! Yama
i
by
iHunnvAHA
^YO.-On a hot day in July some 14 years ago
p^aro Tanaka, a retired railroad man, happened
‘Gs bv Sagi Yama, the Heron Mountain, not far
hi; home near Tokyo. He was struck by the
beauty of tens of thousands of snow-white
;ome perched on the trees, some in bamboo
;ome fluttering high and low in the
Stasia in white!
' Captivated, Mr. Tanaka sat watching the herons
^i ions after sunset. He returned with his camera
Ae next morning and -stayed all day. The next day
x returned again.
Tokuraro Tanaka went to Sagi Yama every day
BiniHiiiiiiniiiiniHiiniiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiim^
that
,„ birds. He watched then
tint summer
summer to watch m
the
meirj courtship, the building of their nests, the lavinand hatching of the eggs. Under the blazing summed
sun tne mother bird sat quiet, with eves dosed to
shelter rhe eg:
from too much heat. When the chwk<
were born the parent birds fed them, protected theA
.and caught them to flv.
“I don't think I ever knew what a hard
job it i
to be a mother until that summer,'’ said Mr.
Tanaka,
Then one day late in August, he found
that th.
herons had gone.
Left forlorn under the bare lifeless trees
Mr.
naka told himself. ‘T have .a task before me. 1 shall
photograph these beautiful birds, so
so that
that Ml mav
®
Phus
rem- of Tokutaro Tanaka as photographer of white herons, or sagi in Japanese.
Sugi lama is located about 30 miles north of Tokyo.
1-or more ’han 300 years these white-winged
tory bird's have been coming to
woods
to live their summer months. Gael
return
on almost the same date, around March
After
across the Pacific
hey find their way to the previous summer's
sites—the same trees, the same branches.
Strangely enough no one knows exactly where they
go when they leave the Heron Mountain; authorities
(Continued on Tage 8)
!!!<P:!i,,’!!J’!!i!!IIH!;!HH!iHll!l!!liiiii;iili:j|!ilIHtIHIHmr..r.
OBUNSHA’S
Essential Japanese-Eng.
DICTIONARY
$5.40 Postage Included.
fol. XXXII—No. 92
.IIIIIIIIIIIIllllfHIIHHHlIIllIIlinillHIii
DIUTIONARY
$5.40 Postage Included.
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japane se Origin
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1968
«m^iIIIHHuJUi^
....... ,„„,„„,„„„„„„..............
Toronto
Ont
,,nH„nl„„™“^^
Tokyo Cats Too Cooi
TOKYO—Tokyo cats are not catching rats these days.
Instead thej aie down with diabetes and high blood pressure.
The cats have become too fat, slow, soft, pampered and overdvilized. So says Dr. Shiro Nakagawa, director of the Ueno Zoo
Hospital.
In a recent press interview, he said some of the cats sent, to
i hospital for dissection were found with their intestines shrunk
3 the size of wires. This apparently had been caused by high
^entration of cholesterol and other fat-like substances in their
food, he said.
A cat in this condition will surely become short of wind if
i starts chasing a rat,” the doctor declared.
By T. UMEZUKI
which came to Canada from Japan
TORONTO.—A "unique" group of some 75 years ago. These fish, now
Canadian Nisei will be seen dailv found in Canadian waters in a
around the Canadian Pavilion a: wild state, are descendents of fore
Osaka's Expo '70, because of the ef bearers brought here and who sub
forts of a Torontonian, Mr. William sequently were put either voluntarily,
Tough.
or escaped from ponds into our natur
This "group" is a school of "Nisei al waterways. Called the "Nisei Gold
Many people here, especially grain dealers, are loudly grumbl- Goldfish" — the product of ancestors
fish", they will be on display swim-
Jg: “What’s use of keeping cats with rat-fighting abilities re- ining in the large ornamental
'Heed to almost nil?”
pond at Expo ’70’s Canadian PaSo, they are trying to get rid of the good-for-nothing cats,
vilion.
ne moie conscientious take their cats to the Japan Animal Wel'The man responsible for the
SAN FRANCISCO.—The consulate general of Japan in San
T As^ociation f°r safe-keeping. But the hard-boiled kick them Francisco warned the Japanese community recently against inva fish reaching Japan, Mr. William
&u of dien home while them neighbors are looking the other sion of swindlers from Japan.
’Fough of Toronto — a member
A spokesman for the consulate said that a group, which pur
of the Real Estate Department
Accordingly, a great herd of stray cats are reported to be ports to represent an international goodwill organization, is in the at Toronto City Hall and an en
Northern California area to solicit names for awarding organiza
•“Mng m the capital day and night.
tional honors to well-known Japanese community leaders, particul thusiastic amateur fish breeder
, A diiectoi of a maternity hospital in Bunkyo Ward, one of the arly in rural areas. There are also other “con” games operated by — wrote a series of informative
S mjms °^ feline pillage, recently visited the ward public these new immigrants.
letters to the Canadian Govern
This organization, the spokesman said, claims that it is in
station to complain.
ment Exhibition Commission with
the process of publishing an “overseas Japanese booklet
the suggestion of putting these
°Hicials to do something promptly about the -cognze and honor” community leaders.
“
We
are
very
doubtful
of
the
sincerity
of
this group,” the fish on display. Eventually, the
Cai5; ^h‘cR he said,, have often .attacked his hospital
spokesman said.
Toronto City Hall’s Commission
- in a pack, drinking up all the fresh milk kept for babies.
“We have no record of this organization
with
er of Parks and Recreation be
.V ^° catCL stray dogs but not stray cats,” they replied, us to do any soliciting with this country.”
came
interested and involved in
Similar groups were recently reported to be working their
A L'n° 7^ Lhe same time that he take the case to a police
trade in the Seattle, Denver and New York areas.
the project.
^hat? Catch stray cats?” was the answer of a
Mr. Tough mentioned in his
middle-aged officer on duty.
letters the 1967 Imperial Poetrc
l^inA‘n» L over a while, however, the officer pointed
Contest winner, Mr. T. Hirama
if^cj?0 ^e 10°£ °^ a house across the street, and said, “You
tsu of Toronto as announced in
-’;: of J ^^ ^eie’ ^ seems to me such stray cats are spending
The New Canadian. Mr. Hirama
G roof1611
011 ro°fs now, stalking around and jumping
LOS ANGELES. — An all practiced Zen macrobiotics, fed tsu read his ]ioem to the Imperial
■?0’100^. 8°’ h® sa^! “I believe the stray cats must
cereal Zen diet, which already has their infant child nothing but a Family which had as its theme
j
1 6 ,1U1 ^diction of the fire department.”
from the “Fish”. It went as follows:
caused a number of starvation cereal-water mixture
conL’ast, cat fanciers and pedigree cat breeders are deaths, is reported to be a new time of birth. The child died at
Brought over from a far dis
“‘-Ning in Japan.
the
age
of
10
months
of
malnu
tant land,
food craze in California.
haiuko Mori of Shimo-Takaido, Suginami-ku, who is
A school of goldfish,
Dr. Alary Murai, assistant cli trition and kidney infection, it
was
reported
by
the
Food
and
Now accustomed to Canadian
Gapan - 6 apan Cat Association, for instance, is one of the nical professor, School of Public
Drug
Administration.
waters,
^e ISOOOt? 10 °'Vns a Himalayan cat, which she said is worth Health, UC Berkeley, said th?
In
a
journal
of
the
American
Swimming
pleasantly.
’
'en‘ ^e Himalayans, a cross between Siamese d et, laced by Oriental philoso
Medical
Association,
two
doctors.
Mr.
Tough
also
suggested that
tN
‘
aie a new breed created bv American cat fanciers phy. has been promoted as a curePaul
Skerlock
and
Edmund
(
’
the
Canadian
of hard work.
Government present
all for body disorders ranging
Kothchild
of
Cornell
Medical
Cer.the
Emperor
of Japan, a renown
include* J? ^^ exPensive foreign pedigree cats local breeders ithorn arthritis, cancer, epilepsy
ter
and
Medical
College,
publish
marine
biologist,
with a pair of
^“i cat? b 6' Abyssinian, Burmese, Manx, Korat, Rex and iand polio, to leprosy and count
ed a case study of a woman who “Nisei Goldfish”.
tl
e-'-deo the popular Siamese and Persians, Airs. Mori less
1
other maladies.
followed a stringent Zen diet
^rtheles?. .
Dr. Murai said the foods of limiting her foods to cereals
cats have never been so popular as dogs among the Zen
macrobiotic diet ar? with no fruit, meat or milk. She
‘•^6- Perhaps
■
is largely because the cats, especially old harmless in themselves, but the
” ^mehow
became
completely
bedridden
TOKYO. — The Nippon Elec
?eem evil and shadowy, and appear to hide beneath diets are dangerous. The empha? '^etv =
with
scurvy
and
suffered
ex tric Co. announced recently it Had
km feline cruelty and spitefulness.
sis is on whole grain cereals and treme malnutrition.
succeeded in manufacturing a
no sugar or fluids.
After
eight
months,
near new type of facsimile machine
°wn For Safety And Save Dollars, Too
Case history files reveal nume death she still refused medical tor newspapers.
The machine, developed
you won’t slow to mention the added risk of rous instances where individuals treatment believing Zen dietine
through
the cooperation of To
do it for the speeding tickets and fatal acci have literally starved themselves would overcome her “temporal
kyo
University
and the Nihon
gine
^ more a'oline burns 25 dents). It’s just as bad at the tc death while they waited, for disability. Finally she accent
Keizai Shimbun, can shorten the
at so V
80 m.p.the supernatural effects of tut b'-spita!:zat mn and
time required for producing a
b°g
That means other end of the scale. It is
facsimile from the present eight
from
death
by
medical
GoGR0^ gasoline bill slightly more expensive to drive
minutes to
four
minutes per
'P
->2o to $25 (not
In California, one couple who meat.
at 10 m.p.h. than at 80 m.p.h.
Page.
Frisco Urged To Watch For Conmen
Zen Diets Can Kill
News Machine
i
by
iHunnvAHA
^YO.-On a hot day in July some 14 years ago
p^aro Tanaka, a retired railroad man, happened
‘Gs bv Sagi Yama, the Heron Mountain, not far
hi; home near Tokyo. He was struck by the
beauty of tens of thousands of snow-white
;ome perched on the trees, some in bamboo
;ome fluttering high and low in the
Stasia in white!
' Captivated, Mr. Tanaka sat watching the herons
^i ions after sunset. He returned with his camera
Ae next morning and -stayed all day. The next day
x returned again.
Tokuraro Tanaka went to Sagi Yama every day
BiniHiiiiiiniiiiniHiiniiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiim^
that
,„ birds. He watched then
tint summer
summer to watch m
the
meirj courtship, the building of their nests, the lavinand hatching of the eggs. Under the blazing summed
sun tne mother bird sat quiet, with eves dosed to
shelter rhe eg:
from too much heat. When the chwk<
were born the parent birds fed them, protected theA
.and caught them to flv.
“I don't think I ever knew what a hard
job it i
to be a mother until that summer,'’ said Mr.
Tanaka,
Then one day late in August, he found
that th.
herons had gone.
Left forlorn under the bare lifeless trees
Mr.
naka told himself. ‘T have .a task before me. 1 shall
photograph these beautiful birds, so
so that
that Ml mav
®
Phus
rem- of Tokutaro Tanaka as photographer of white herons, or sagi in Japanese.
Sugi lama is located about 30 miles north of Tokyo.
1-or more ’han 300 years these white-winged
tory bird's have been coming to
woods
to live their summer months. Gael
return
on almost the same date, around March
After
across the Pacific
hey find their way to the previous summer's
sites—the same trees, the same branches.
Strangely enough no one knows exactly where they
go when they leave the Heron Mountain; authorities
(Continued on Tage 8)
!!!<P:!i,,’!!J’!!i!!IIH!;!HH!iHll!l!!liiiii;iili:j|!ilIHtIHIHmr..r.
OBUNSHA’S
Essential Japanese-Eng.
DICTIONARY
$5.40 Postage Included.
fol. XXXII—No. 92
.IIIIIIIIIIIIllllfHIIHHHlIIllIIlinillHIii
DIUTIONARY
$5.40 Postage Included.
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japane se Origin
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1968
«m^iIIIHHuJUi^
....... ,„„,„„,„„„„„„..............
Toronto
Ont
,,nH„nl„„™“^^
Tokyo Cats Too Cooi
TOKYO—Tokyo cats are not catching rats these days.
Instead thej aie down with diabetes and high blood pressure.
The cats have become too fat, slow, soft, pampered and overdvilized. So says Dr. Shiro Nakagawa, director of the Ueno Zoo
Hospital.
In a recent press interview, he said some of the cats sent, to
i hospital for dissection were found with their intestines shrunk
3 the size of wires. This apparently had been caused by high
^entration of cholesterol and other fat-like substances in their
food, he said.
A cat in this condition will surely become short of wind if
i starts chasing a rat,” the doctor declared.
By T. UMEZUKI
which came to Canada from Japan
TORONTO.—A "unique" group of some 75 years ago. These fish, now
Canadian Nisei will be seen dailv found in Canadian waters in a
around the Canadian Pavilion a: wild state, are descendents of fore
Osaka's Expo '70, because of the ef bearers brought here and who sub
forts of a Torontonian, Mr. William sequently were put either voluntarily,
Tough.
or escaped from ponds into our natur
This "group" is a school of "Nisei al waterways. Called the "Nisei Gold
Many people here, especially grain dealers, are loudly grumbl- Goldfish" — the product of ancestors
fish", they will be on display swim-
Jg: “What’s use of keeping cats with rat-fighting abilities re- ining in the large ornamental
'Heed to almost nil?”
pond at Expo ’70’s Canadian PaSo, they are trying to get rid of the good-for-nothing cats,
vilion.
ne moie conscientious take their cats to the Japan Animal Wel'The man responsible for the
SAN FRANCISCO.—The consulate general of Japan in San
T As^ociation f°r safe-keeping. But the hard-boiled kick them Francisco warned the Japanese community recently against inva fish reaching Japan, Mr. William
&u of dien home while them neighbors are looking the other sion of swindlers from Japan.
’Fough of Toronto — a member
A spokesman for the consulate said that a group, which pur
of the Real Estate Department
Accordingly, a great herd of stray cats are reported to be ports to represent an international goodwill organization, is in the at Toronto City Hall and an en
Northern California area to solicit names for awarding organiza
•“Mng m the capital day and night.
tional honors to well-known Japanese community leaders, particul thusiastic amateur fish breeder
, A diiectoi of a maternity hospital in Bunkyo Ward, one of the arly in rural areas. There are also other “con” games operated by — wrote a series of informative
S mjms °^ feline pillage, recently visited the ward public these new immigrants.
letters to the Canadian Govern
This organization, the spokesman said, claims that it is in
station to complain.
ment Exhibition Commission with
the process of publishing an “overseas Japanese booklet
the suggestion of putting these
°Hicials to do something promptly about the -cognze and honor” community leaders.
“
We
are
very
doubtful
of
the
sincerity
of
this group,” the fish on display. Eventually, the
Cai5; ^h‘cR he said,, have often .attacked his hospital
spokesman said.
Toronto City Hall’s Commission
- in a pack, drinking up all the fresh milk kept for babies.
“We have no record of this organization
with
er of Parks and Recreation be
.V ^° catCL stray dogs but not stray cats,” they replied, us to do any soliciting with this country.”
came
interested and involved in
Similar groups were recently reported to be working their
A L'n° 7^ Lhe same time that he take the case to a police
trade in the Seattle, Denver and New York areas.
the project.
^hat? Catch stray cats?” was the answer of a
Mr. Tough mentioned in his
middle-aged officer on duty.
letters the 1967 Imperial Poetrc
l^inA‘n» L over a while, however, the officer pointed
Contest winner, Mr. T. Hirama
if^cj?0 ^e 10°£ °^ a house across the street, and said, “You
tsu of Toronto as announced in
-’;: of J ^^ ^eie’ ^ seems to me such stray cats are spending
The New Canadian. Mr. Hirama
G roof1611
011 ro°fs now, stalking around and jumping
LOS ANGELES. — An all practiced Zen macrobiotics, fed tsu read his ]ioem to the Imperial
■?0’100^. 8°’ h® sa^! “I believe the stray cats must
cereal Zen diet, which already has their infant child nothing but a Family which had as its theme
j
1 6 ,1U1 ^diction of the fire department.”
from the “Fish”. It went as follows:
caused a number of starvation cereal-water mixture
conL’ast, cat fanciers and pedigree cat breeders are deaths, is reported to be a new time of birth. The child died at
Brought over from a far dis
“‘-Ning in Japan.
the
age
of
10
months
of
malnu
tant land,
food craze in California.
haiuko Mori of Shimo-Takaido, Suginami-ku, who is
A school of goldfish,
Dr. Alary Murai, assistant cli trition and kidney infection, it
was
reported
by
the
Food
and
Now accustomed to Canadian
Gapan - 6 apan Cat Association, for instance, is one of the nical professor, School of Public
Drug
Administration.
waters,
^e ISOOOt? 10 °'Vns a Himalayan cat, which she said is worth Health, UC Berkeley, said th?
In
a
journal
of
the
American
Swimming
pleasantly.
’
'en‘ ^e Himalayans, a cross between Siamese d et, laced by Oriental philoso
Medical
Association,
two
doctors.
Mr.
Tough
also
suggested that
tN
‘
aie a new breed created bv American cat fanciers phy. has been promoted as a curePaul
Skerlock
and
Edmund
(
’
the
Canadian
of hard work.
Government present
all for body disorders ranging
Kothchild
of
Cornell
Medical
Cer.the
Emperor
of Japan, a renown
include* J? ^^ exPensive foreign pedigree cats local breeders ithorn arthritis, cancer, epilepsy
ter
and
Medical
College,
publish
marine
biologist,
with a pair of
^“i cat? b 6' Abyssinian, Burmese, Manx, Korat, Rex and iand polio, to leprosy and count
ed a case study of a woman who “Nisei Goldfish”.
tl
e-'-deo the popular Siamese and Persians, Airs. Mori less
1
other maladies.
followed a stringent Zen diet
^rtheles?. .
Dr. Murai said the foods of limiting her foods to cereals
cats have never been so popular as dogs among the Zen
macrobiotic diet ar? with no fruit, meat or milk. She
‘•^6- Perhaps
■
is largely because the cats, especially old harmless in themselves, but the
” ^mehow
became
completely
bedridden
TOKYO. — The Nippon Elec
?eem evil and shadowy, and appear to hide beneath diets are dangerous. The empha? '^etv =
with
scurvy
and
suffered
ex tric Co. announced recently it Had
km feline cruelty and spitefulness.
sis is on whole grain cereals and treme malnutrition.
succeeded in manufacturing a
no sugar or fluids.
After
eight
months,
near new type of facsimile machine
°wn For Safety And Save Dollars, Too
Case history files reveal nume death she still refused medical tor newspapers.
The machine, developed
you won’t slow to mention the added risk of rous instances where individuals treatment believing Zen dietine
through
the cooperation of To
do it for the speeding tickets and fatal acci have literally starved themselves would overcome her “temporal
kyo
University
and the Nihon
gine
^ more a'oline burns 25 dents). It’s just as bad at the tc death while they waited, for disability. Finally she accent
Keizai Shimbun, can shorten the
at so V
80 m.p.the supernatural effects of tut b'-spita!:zat mn and
time required for producing a
b°g
That means other end of the scale. It is
facsimile from the present eight
from
death
by
medical
GoGR0^ gasoline bill slightly more expensive to drive
minutes to
four
minutes per
'P
->2o to $25 (not
In California, one couple who meat.
at 10 m.p.h. than at 80 m.p.h.
Page.
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Zen Diets Can Kill
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PAGE 3
NEW DATSUN 1601
more than ever,
the more^fo^yon^monev cars
three for the road The Datsun 1600
all-independent suspension system that makes
the car amazingly nimble, easv to handle and
gives a smooth, level ride over the roughest
Canadian roads.
changed a lot of people's ideas about economy
cars. It proved that a compact-sized, low-cost
car can look good, give five hefty Canadians a
quiet and comfortable ride, handle and perform
like high-priced imports — yet still be
economical to run and low on maintenance.
Disc brakes up front, now with the double
protection of twin master cylinders, stop vou
sure and straight. Other standard safetv
equipment: a life saving collapsible steering
column, headrests, belt 'shoulder harnesses^
4 headlights, heavily padded dash and interior
tittmgs, plus quite a lew more.
This vear, the new Datsun 1600s are loaded with
more' new ideas and features to make them even
better and safer than ever before! We also added
a. new model.
Am you have a choice of three Datsun 1600s:
the sporty new 2-door, a deluxe 4-door and
deluxe family wagon.
Datsun 1600 is probable the safest economv car
you can own.
engineered for safety The Datsun 1600
96 hp,100 mph, 30-35 mpg
Datsun s got saf ety and performance.
is one economy car that didn't skimp on safety.
Io start with, Datsun has a speciallv designed
impact-absorbing body to protect passengers
inside the car.
In its price class, only Datsun 1600 gives vou a
high-performance 1600 cc overhead cam enmnn
that s good tor 96 HP and 100 MPH. It means’
gieat pick up and all-day cruising at 70 MPH
And all the time you'll get 30-35 miles per gallon.
And the Datsun 1600 sedans have a remarkable
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NEW DATSUN 1601
more than ever,
the more^fo^yon^monev cars
three for the road The Datsun 1600
all-independent suspension system that makes
the car amazingly nimble, easv to handle and
gives a smooth, level ride over the roughest
Canadian roads.
changed a lot of people's ideas about economy
cars. It proved that a compact-sized, low-cost
car can look good, give five hefty Canadians a
quiet and comfortable ride, handle and perform
like high-priced imports — yet still be
economical to run and low on maintenance.
Disc brakes up front, now with the double
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sure and straight. Other standard safetv
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4 headlights, heavily padded dash and interior
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deluxe family wagon.
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you can own.
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Kitamura and Family.
Hamilton, Ont
Burlington ^’m^USeiU’ and -^‘chiye Kitamura,
Ka. K. Warder To Speak at Bodhi Day Service
I TORONTO.—The Toronto Buddhist Church has announced Hit'
litA. K. Warder, Chairman of the Department of Asian Studies'
jirersity of Toronto, will be the speaker ,at the Bodhi Day Service
^December Sth at 11 a.m. Dr. Warder has chosen, “Non-Sonl
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bar* th* HIGHT POLICY
Consult
William Wales Ltd.
Insurance Agents
t? & 3'~" - Family,
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Cookstill^gnJ "ki Slli-U eisbi.
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KENJI ELECTRIC
Mr- v n ^H-^GS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
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Kamloops North, B.C.
Hamilton JCCA New Year Dance Slated For Dec. 27
HAMILTON, Ont.—The Hamilton JCCA New Year Dan
r ae held on Friday. December 27th, 1968 from 9 p.m. to 1 a
L -re Hillcrest Restaurant. Ihere will be refreshments and bar
^S?^ greetings ommitted
DIE
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Mr and Mr Minoru Motosune.
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| Another event sponsored by the Hamilton JCCA is the Annual
.Mr and Mr: I oshio Motosune,
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' John and Grace Takeda.
Akira and Trixie Takeda,
Roy and Chiyo Nagamatsu,
Shuji and Shizue Takeda.
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a"Ut St. E„ Hamilton 2o/Ont. Phone
BEREAVEMENT
529-7900.
fe'1®"^ OMITTED DUE TO
*‘. lachiye Abe,
a | M?
hen Kiyokazu Abe.
fe pshikuni. Montreal, P.Q.
BEREAVEMENT
Ji
i • Fukumoto,
^2/ Olka"a, 85 Murray St. E. Hamilton 21, Ont.
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED
DEE TO BEREAVEMENT
Mrs. S. Jikemura,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kawai,
Mr. and Airs. E. Tanaka,
Mr. and Airs. M. Faveri,
Toronto, Ont.
^S?0 WPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Servlce
8 Dovercourt
and
English
Japanese
Rd.
Church
School
_
Sun. 11:30 A.M.
Rev. G. S. Imai, 444-5159
Rev. Y. c. Horikoshi, 766-5632
A warm welcome to all.
S. of Bloor
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
DECEMBER 8, 1968
^^ School
in Buddhik^ nM- H™1? Service
Japanese Servic ' ^’ J^avdcr, University of Toronto
St.
Se Service — Rev. Fumimaro Watanabe
Telephone: 534-4302
SUNDAY
il: oW
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO
BEREAVEMENT
Mr. R. S. Ohashi and Family,
4 Lewiston Road,
Scarboro, Ont.
EM ENT
8 ^“"^
Toronto, Canada
?|loae 364-3481
WERrvA
^ann9ue^ Facilities
^SDDlxr p0^3 Or ^te Parties
^INVP
p MUSIC
xrr’n
Charge or Small)
^NER
NIGHTLY
Be»i
822-1353
ERNEST J OMORI
Chartered
Accountant
Suite 403
130 BL°°B ST- W-
TORONTO ।
Custom Picture
Framing
KINO’S MARKET
Red & White
Food Store
Phone 355-2211
DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
SKATES
Hockey Equipment
Skate Sharpening
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED
Mr
Mr and Mrs
Mr. and Mr.:
Phone: HO. 3-7400
S GREETINGS OMMITTED dim: TO BEREAVEMENT
Mrs Momovo Miura.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hamade.
1 Hart Ave Scar boro. Ont.
Fines To Serve You)
'Wg service _ ,take.0>t orders
824-8153
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
.Mr. Jirobei Miyazaki,
-Mr. and Mrs Eiji Miyazaki.
.Mr. and Mrs Masami Miyazaki.
Mr. and Mrs. Toshiaki Muraoka
Mr. and .Mrs Hideo Takahashi,
Mr. and Mrs. Noboru Yoshida.
Mr. Phil Nagasuye.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nagasuy
Mr. and Mrs. Bus Harada,
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Jeike.
118 Elizabeth st
Busi
Res. P1 qo,, T
^ll02” 3treet To~o‘o 7. Ont
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
T»Ho Nishimura
923-6877 |
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO
BEREAVEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tsuji.
2815 Bathurst St..
Toronto 19, Ont.
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO
Mr. and -Mrs. Harold Morishita,
9014 Jeane Mance St.. Montreal. P Q.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Etheridge,
1070 Laird Blvd.. Apt. 3, Montreal 16. P.Q.
Mrs. Kitayo Shinya and Family,
454 Midland Ave., Scarboro, Ont.
TORONTO
Bu«. 366-5812
-Montreal, P.Q.
Fumi and George Funamoto.
-Miyo and Junso Funamoto,
5 oshihiko Funamoto,
Hamilton, Ont.
Ina and Syd Yajima.
Toronto, Ont.
hmont, Laval. P.Q.
LIFF
KIYO TAMURA
" TO bereavement
GREETINGS OMMITTED DEE TO
“ »SS °-™t™ due to bereavement SEASON'S
Haruko and Doug Funamoto,
GeT Nakano and Famiiv,
v
Montreal 453, P.Q.
^Monti^^
and Family,
—
ALX FORMS
consul l
bEAvOX s greetings ommitted die 'ro
•’8ua<?
H"'°’VUk' Koyanagi and Famiiv. bereavement
St. Catharine St.
| As part of this campaign, CSC has produced a Mtewtz®i
' a neo uver 10. B C
p.*i setting out the benefits of the belts and providing
some
gatistical information on their effectiveness
°
SEASON’S GREETINGS
OMMITTED
Mr. Katsumi Uyede and Family, DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
Am organization wishing to distribute, these pamphlets
may
90 Glentworth Rd.,
® Aire them from the Council in any quantity There will be a
Willowdale, Ont.
all charge for offset printin,_ costs. Write:
Canada Safetv
Cwil. 30 The Driveway, Ottawa 4, Ontario.
S GREETINGS OMMITTED DIE TO
bereavement
Mr.
ex Kiheiji Nishimura,
19 wise St., St. Catharines, Ont.
U.VS GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
MMX*’ 46
FIRE
—
I
Motive Safety Belts Usuage Urged By Council SE^sox-s greeting’s ommitod dv*f
OTTAWA. A national campaign to encourage the use
immobile safety belts has been launched by four major nationmien’s organizations, in co-operation with the Canada ^ferv
Council.
-
Repairs,
Installation,
etc.
Wiring,
GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
Mr. and Mrs Masao Tsujimoto and Family
Mr. and Mrs Joe Tsujimoto and Family.
Eddy Tsujimoto.
Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Shiro Tsujimoto and Family.
Mis s Jane Tsujimoto. Winnipeg, Man.
Mr. nd Mr. Ken Sano and Family. Regina.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Hori and Family,
Mr. and Mrs
551 Danforth Ave.,
(near Carlaw)
George Fukusaka
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Formal
Rentals
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
albta
^p0^ made suit
Sus Nagai
^^NFORTH AVE.
PHONE, 465-8^
,196
PAGE 7
Oates And Doings
Q
f
*
I
:
Gratings Ommittad Due To Bereavement |i
(
HanuM™^
Kitamura and Family.
Hamilton, Ont
Burlington ^’m^USeiU’ and -^‘chiye Kitamura,
Ka. K. Warder To Speak at Bodhi Day Service
I TORONTO.—The Toronto Buddhist Church has announced Hit'
litA. K. Warder, Chairman of the Department of Asian Studies'
jirersity of Toronto, will be the speaker ,at the Bodhi Day Service
^December Sth at 11 a.m. Dr. Warder has chosen, “Non-Sonl
Schism” for his lecture.
‘
n’
It ia a good policy to
bar* th* HIGHT POLICY
Consult
William Wales Ltd.
Insurance Agents
t? & 3'~" - Family,
Yonge Street, Toronto
464
Phone 921-3171
Cookstill^gnJ "ki Slli-U eisbi.
. Ite public, is cordially invited to hear Dr. Warder who is i—
s3iied as one of the Pali language scholars today. __ T B C '
KENJI ELECTRIC
Mr- v n ^H-^GS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
; o\w
?lari i",,, f”"1?,
t oo n indsor Avenue.
Kamloops North, B.C.
Hamilton JCCA New Year Dance Slated For Dec. 27
HAMILTON, Ont.—The Hamilton JCCA New Year Dan
r ae held on Friday. December 27th, 1968 from 9 p.m. to 1 a
L -re Hillcrest Restaurant. Ihere will be refreshments and bar
^S?^ greetings ommitted
DIE
Yuu Motosune.
-Mr. and’ Mr
Mr and Mr Minoru Motosune.
Itrlin^’
Mot osune
Mr
and Mr
| Another event sponsored by the Hamilton JCCA is the Annual
.Mr and Mr: I oshio Motosune,
Mr and Mr
gmbokukai on Saturday, January 18th, 1969 at St StephenN i
Aobby Idenouye.
Hall Mary and Barton Sts. This event starts at 6 p.m. ’
'
Ont !
Everyone is cordially invited to attend both these events — T M
5-50051
*
SEAM?^
*
Kenji Tsuruda
Phone 489-3341
lAUlU
greetings ommitted DL'E TO
A. Ogaki
- Chatham
Toronto 6, Ont.
1
F Matsumoto and Famifv,
Ellerbeck St., Toronto 6, Ont.
«nt. ’
TO
,
' John and Grace Takeda.
Akira and Trixie Takeda,
Roy and Chiyo Nagamatsu,
Shuji and Shizue Takeda.
'
INSURANCE
T ^REfTINGS OMMITTED DUE TO
:- t ura Shii-aishi and Family.
a"Ut St. E„ Hamilton 2o/Ont. Phone
BEREAVEMENT
529-7900.
fe'1®"^ OMITTED DUE TO
*‘. lachiye Abe,
a | M?
hen Kiyokazu Abe.
fe pshikuni. Montreal, P.Q.
BEREAVEMENT
Ji
i • Fukumoto,
^2/ Olka"a, 85 Murray St. E. Hamilton 21, Ont.
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED
DEE TO BEREAVEMENT
Mrs. S. Jikemura,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kawai,
Mr. and Airs. E. Tanaka,
Mr. and Airs. M. Faveri,
Toronto, Ont.
^S?0 WPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Servlce
8 Dovercourt
and
English
Japanese
Rd.
Church
School
_
Sun. 11:30 A.M.
Rev. G. S. Imai, 444-5159
Rev. Y. c. Horikoshi, 766-5632
A warm welcome to all.
S. of Bloor
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
DECEMBER 8, 1968
^^ School
in Buddhik^ nM- H™1? Service
Japanese Servic ' ^’ J^avdcr, University of Toronto
St.
Se Service — Rev. Fumimaro Watanabe
Telephone: 534-4302
SUNDAY
il: oW
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO
BEREAVEMENT
Mr. R. S. Ohashi and Family,
4 Lewiston Road,
Scarboro, Ont.
EM ENT
8 ^“"^
Toronto, Canada
?|loae 364-3481
WERrvA
^ann9ue^ Facilities
^SDDlxr p0^3 Or ^te Parties
^INVP
p MUSIC
xrr’n
Charge or Small)
^NER
NIGHTLY
Be»i
822-1353
ERNEST J OMORI
Chartered
Accountant
Suite 403
130 BL°°B ST- W-
TORONTO ।
Custom Picture
Framing
KINO’S MARKET
Red & White
Food Store
Phone 355-2211
DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
SKATES
Hockey Equipment
Skate Sharpening
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED
Mr
Mr and Mrs
Mr. and Mr.:
Phone: HO. 3-7400
S GREETINGS OMMITTED dim: TO BEREAVEMENT
Mrs Momovo Miura.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hamade.
1 Hart Ave Scar boro. Ont.
Fines To Serve You)
'Wg service _ ,take.0>t orders
824-8153
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
.Mr. Jirobei Miyazaki,
-Mr. and Mrs Eiji Miyazaki.
.Mr. and Mrs Masami Miyazaki.
Mr. and Mrs. Toshiaki Muraoka
Mr. and .Mrs Hideo Takahashi,
Mr. and Mrs. Noboru Yoshida.
Mr. Phil Nagasuye.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nagasuy
Mr. and Mrs. Bus Harada,
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Jeike.
118 Elizabeth st
Busi
Res. P1 qo,, T
^ll02” 3treet To~o‘o 7. Ont
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
T»Ho Nishimura
923-6877 |
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO
BEREAVEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tsuji.
2815 Bathurst St..
Toronto 19, Ont.
SEASON’S GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO
Mr. and -Mrs. Harold Morishita,
9014 Jeane Mance St.. Montreal. P Q.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Etheridge,
1070 Laird Blvd.. Apt. 3, Montreal 16. P.Q.
Mrs. Kitayo Shinya and Family,
454 Midland Ave., Scarboro, Ont.
TORONTO
Bu«. 366-5812
-Montreal, P.Q.
Fumi and George Funamoto.
-Miyo and Junso Funamoto,
5 oshihiko Funamoto,
Hamilton, Ont.
Ina and Syd Yajima.
Toronto, Ont.
hmont, Laval. P.Q.
LIFF
KIYO TAMURA
" TO bereavement
GREETINGS OMMITTED DEE TO
“ »SS °-™t™ due to bereavement SEASON'S
Haruko and Doug Funamoto,
GeT Nakano and Famiiv,
v
Montreal 453, P.Q.
^Monti^^
and Family,
—
ALX FORMS
consul l
bEAvOX s greetings ommitted die 'ro
•’8ua<?
H"'°’VUk' Koyanagi and Famiiv. bereavement
St. Catharine St.
| As part of this campaign, CSC has produced a Mtewtz®i
' a neo uver 10. B C
p.*i setting out the benefits of the belts and providing
some
gatistical information on their effectiveness
°
SEASON’S GREETINGS
OMMITTED
Mr. Katsumi Uyede and Family, DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
Am organization wishing to distribute, these pamphlets
may
90 Glentworth Rd.,
® Aire them from the Council in any quantity There will be a
Willowdale, Ont.
all charge for offset printin,_ costs. Write:
Canada Safetv
Cwil. 30 The Driveway, Ottawa 4, Ontario.
S GREETINGS OMMITTED DIE TO
bereavement
Mr.
ex Kiheiji Nishimura,
19 wise St., St. Catharines, Ont.
U.VS GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
MMX*’ 46
FIRE
—
I
Motive Safety Belts Usuage Urged By Council SE^sox-s greeting’s ommitod dv*f
OTTAWA. A national campaign to encourage the use
immobile safety belts has been launched by four major nationmien’s organizations, in co-operation with the Canada ^ferv
Council.
-
Repairs,
Installation,
etc.
Wiring,
GREETINGS OMMITTED DUE TO BEREAVEMENT
Mr. and Mrs Masao Tsujimoto and Family
Mr. and Mrs Joe Tsujimoto and Family.
Eddy Tsujimoto.
Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Shiro Tsujimoto and Family.
Mis s Jane Tsujimoto. Winnipeg, Man.
Mr. nd Mr. Ken Sano and Family. Regina.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Hori and Family,
Mr. and Mrs
551 Danforth Ave.,
(near Carlaw)
George Fukusaka
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Formal
Rentals
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
albta
^p0^ made suit
Sus Nagai
^^NFORTH AVE.
PHONE, 465-8^
Page 8
PAGE 8
Wednesday, December,^. ig6s|
Tokyo's Skyline To Point Higher
Japan’s Timepiece Increase
The New Canadian!
TOKYO. •— The skyline of To iwaicho, the 19-storey Fuji Photo
■ Authorized as second das,
I
kyo the world’s largest city, is Film Company building at AzaPost Office Department. o!t “
i
expected to be transformed dras bu, the 21-storey building at Taand
for
payment
of
postage
m
°
TOKYO. — Japan’s timepiece tion formula based on a thorough
cash
tically within the next decade as kehirac'ho to be jointly occupied
K
exports
have increased' by 10 process assembly line work in
various plans have been drawn by Sumitomo Shoji Kaisha and
up to build skyscrapers in central Nippon Telegraph and Telephone times in the past six years due contrast to the division of work
to an accelerated drive by manu
parts of the metropolis.
Public Corporation and the 17- facturers for export promotion in the Swiss timepiece industry.
The thorough process work
Tokyo at present boasts one storey Central Railways Hospital
in the face of a glut in the do brings about many advantages
skyscraper — the 36-story Mi in Shinjuku.
mestic market.
such .as stabilization of quality
tsui Kasumigaseki Building, com
5
All
of
the
buildings
now
under
and
price, diversification of pro
pleted last spring at Toranomon.
A survey by the Ministry of
S
T. UMEZUKI Publisher
Besides the Kasumigaseki construction are expected to be International Trade and Industry ducts and mass production of
completed
by
the
end
of
1971.
popular
items.
KEI
TSUMURA
English
Editor
Building,
about 20 other tall.
revealed that Japanese timepieces
A 155-meter hotel also is to be
buildings are either being built
exported last year totaled’ 11,KEN MORI Japanese Editor
The
manufacturers are not
!a
or planned for construction in built in the Shinjuku by Keio 900,000 units valued at $50 mil without a headache. What both
Teito
Electric
~
And
Advertising.
Railways
ComTokyo.
lion.
ers them is that the Japanese
pany.
2
If all of these buildings arc
made timepieces are still not suf
subscription
;
The
export
volume
and
value
The hotel,
completed,
sometime
between
which will have
ficiently known abroad. Only a
S4.00 per 6 months
I
1970 and 1975, Tokyo will be 110p rooms capable of accommo for 1967 represented a big hike small part of the Japanese ex
S7.00 per year
I
of
six
times
and
10
times,
res
r
changed completely into a city dating 2000 guests will have 47
ports carry the brand of manu
pectively,
from
the
11,900,000
i is
of high-rise structures.
stories and will become the tal
units and $4,800,000 exported in facturers such as “Seiko” and
479
QUEEN
ST.
WEST
“Citizen.”
T h e Construction Ministry lest buiding in Japan when com 1961.
1
which is advocating that land in pleted in 1971.
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
Till
With the designation in July
It
was
only
a
little
more
than
urban areas should be effectively
Keihin Electric Express Rail a decade ago that the Japanese of last year of timepiece produc
EMpire 6-5005
utilized, is taking a favorable way Company also is planning to
tion as an industry fox' capital
view of the current tail-structure build a 35 to 40-storey hotel in time piece industry began to de investment liberalization, the Ja
velop markedly, thanks to a fast
boom.
Takanawa to cope with the ad pace of around 30 percent a year panese timepiece manufacturers
E
It believes they will contribute vent of the jumbo jet era when
are bracing themselves agaist a
in
the
case
of
wrist
watches..
greatly to redevelopment of the large number of visitors are ex
possible inroad of foreign invest
metropolitan area.
The sharp demand in the do ors, such as from the United
pected to visit Japan.
Among the tall buildings now
mestic need, however, began
Other _ buildings planned for to slow down to 6-11 percent a States, into the industry.
_ under construction in Tokyo are
Help Wanted
the 32-storey year around 1962 as the diffus
They face the increasing need ______
the 40-storey World Trade Cen construction are
Tol.
ter building in front of the Ja Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance ion rate of timepieces among the of strengthening’their export ef BABY sitter, between 20-25 liVo ;
panese National Railway Hama- Company building at Marunou- Japanese reached more than 96 forts through expansion of their onto1) 6' Oakville career. 822-2563 “(Tori
.min
after-sale service network and
matsucho Station, the 17-storey chi and the 40-storey new build percent.
New Imperial Hotel at Uchisa- ing of Hotel New Atani at KioiDomestic Help Wanted j
lts high level growth has given promotion of exports of branded
cho.
the Japanese timepiece industry products.
/oo-yoUZ (Toronto).
|
In addition, such firms as Mi full competitiveness in overseas
tsui Real Estate, Yasuda Fire markets.
l"""....
and Marine Insurance, KumagaiOFFSET AND LETTERPRESS
Japan now stands
Gumi Company, Taisei Construc world in timepiece fifth in the
OFFICE FORMS, BROCHURES, LETTERHEADS
production, =
At One of Toronto's Officially Recognized Clubs of The
tion, Odakyu
Electric Railway after
Switzerland,
the
United
|
NATIONAL KARATE ASSOCIATION
I
Company .and
Dai-Ichi Mutual
//u/i/tna ^In tn/a/t&ni
w * tc h E s
West- Germany and the
o.
Life Insurance are studying plans States,
=
CENTRAL — Tsuruoka Karate School, 782 Yonge St SZdJin;
S
Soviet Union. As far as high ~
—
Higashi
School
of-Karate,
832
Eglinton
E
#
,
425-6003
“
I
for building tall structures for grade
HARRY S. KONDO LJiit^OPC^I
are concerned,
hotelI or office use in the Shinju □------ watches
Japan
is
said
to
be
ranking third = WEST END — Chito Karate Dop. 5415 Dundas St. West Phone 233-3478 Si
627 BAY ST., TORONTO
Phone 368-9768 I ku sub
st center.
ii
behind Switzerland and the Soviet
Union.
K to
The remarkable advance in the
■®sh(
When Buying Or Selling A Home
production of high grade time
l it th
pieces in Japan resulted from
Call: KEN HORI
training a large number of skil
led' workers and the installation
an
Get
the
of
modern
machines
and
equip
most
enjoyment
from
your
wedding
Sting so
ReultoR
ment during the high degree
K flu
reception or anniversary
growth period, beginning in 195-5.
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD
Sided
Plenty of delicious food!- Plenty of free parking!
The superiority of the per •
14 Perivale Cres.
Phone: 261-5194
formance of Japan-made time
Indent
Scarborough
pieces was widely recognize!
|i®d W
during the Tokyo Olympic Games
in 1964.
R nonA great advantage of the Ja
I Dr. Ha
925 Eglinton _W. Toronto
RU. 1-9123
Buy and Sell
panese
timepiece
industry
is
the
Your Hom
feted
firmly established mass producThrough
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1
CLASSIFIED IS
PRINTING
It’s Private! No Time Limit!
K. HORI
REAL ESTATE
CHINA
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
Herons = - -
MAS. (Ron) MENDE
(Continued from Page 1')
Tosh Iwai
"eel sure it must be somewhere
in the South Pacific. In recent
reais, the number has lessened,
^ut come March 6,000 to 7,000
herons still appear at Sagi Ya
ma.
1527 O'Conner Dr.
757-5184
Toronto 16
Specialising In Chinese Pood
Businessmen Luncheon
We Cater To Parties And Banquets
TAKE OUT SERVICE
Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. 8-0035
123A Dundas St. West
—
Toronto 2, Ont.
Parking At Bay & Dundas
JACK
for your wedding candids
home portraits
and special events
|HEMMY'
17 Golf "S alley Lane,
Etobicoke, Ont.
Rhone 621-6067
HOUSE
I asked Mr. Tanaka if he i
much concerned about the
or the weather, ..when he is clicl
ing his camera.
Takara Jewellers
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
Open Mon., Wed., Thur, evenings until 8 p.m. Sat. until 3 p.m.
21 Dundas Sq. Toronto, Suite 1402. Phone 363-0952
Eve. By Appointment
Hiro Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
No, hardly,” he said, “Pro
bably _ because I like to watch
the birds, rain or shine, happv
or sad.
The birds are of course hap
py on a bright sunny dav, sor
rowful on a wet day—yes, even
more so than we human beino-s
since
they
. ........ ^"
” -------never take shelter,”
he added.
“I watch the- herons endure
under torrents of rain, crouch
ed low on a branch, with their
heads tucked under their whims
But somehow, I feel I . am closer
to their heart on such bad days.”
finaI comment he declar
ed, Sagi are so beautiful because
feathers are so purified,
washed silvery white, from their
long, long flight over the ocean.”
Tokutaro Tanaka has won a
£Uu-er of- interaational awards
tor his sagi photography. In 1964
his television film received the
grand maze at Prague’s Second
tt . 1 tIUJt*u xweMsion -Festival.
He has exhibited at the Smith
soman
sonian Institution m Washing
ton. at the Lavsteel Gallery in
Zurich.
_
’
and has received the
French
.
Education
Minister’s
Award at the Monoelier Interna
tional Photo Exhibition, aniono’
others. — G.S.M.
APPLICATION FOR PERSONAL GREETINGS
IN THE ENGLISH SECTION
THE NEW CANADIAN
479 Queen St. West, Toronto 2-B, Ontario
Phone 366-5005
MR. 6 MRS. TOM SUZUKI
AND FAMILY
10 Main St.
Toronto S, Ont.
$3.00
Greetings Omitted Due
To Bereavement
TOM SUZUKI
And FAMILY
10 Main St.
Toronto 6. Ont.
$3.00
Over S5.00 space according to sum.
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Wednesday, December,^. ig6s|
Tokyo's Skyline To Point Higher
Japan’s Timepiece Increase
The New Canadian!
TOKYO. •— The skyline of To iwaicho, the 19-storey Fuji Photo
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TOKYO. — Japan’s timepiece tion formula based on a thorough
cash
tically within the next decade as kehirac'ho to be jointly occupied
K
exports
have increased' by 10 process assembly line work in
various plans have been drawn by Sumitomo Shoji Kaisha and
up to build skyscrapers in central Nippon Telegraph and Telephone times in the past six years due contrast to the division of work
to an accelerated drive by manu
parts of the metropolis.
Public Corporation and the 17- facturers for export promotion in the Swiss timepiece industry.
The thorough process work
Tokyo at present boasts one storey Central Railways Hospital
in the face of a glut in the do brings about many advantages
skyscraper — the 36-story Mi in Shinjuku.
mestic market.
such .as stabilization of quality
tsui Kasumigaseki Building, com
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All
of
the
buildings
now
under
and
price, diversification of pro
pleted last spring at Toranomon.
A survey by the Ministry of
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Besides the Kasumigaseki construction are expected to be International Trade and Industry ducts and mass production of
completed
by
the
end
of
1971.
popular
items.
KEI
TSUMURA
English
Editor
Building,
about 20 other tall.
revealed that Japanese timepieces
A 155-meter hotel also is to be
buildings are either being built
exported last year totaled’ 11,KEN MORI Japanese Editor
The
manufacturers are not
!a
or planned for construction in built in the Shinjuku by Keio 900,000 units valued at $50 mil without a headache. What both
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If all of these buildings arc
made timepieces are still not suf
subscription
;
The
export
volume
and
value
The hotel,
completed,
sometime
between
which will have
ficiently known abroad. Only a
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changed completely into a city dating 2000 guests will have 47
ports carry the brand of manu
pectively,
from
the
11,900,000
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of high-rise structures.
stories and will become the tal
units and $4,800,000 exported in facturers such as “Seiko” and
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“Citizen.”
T h e Construction Ministry lest buiding in Japan when com 1961.
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which is advocating that land in pleted in 1971.
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
Till
With the designation in July
It
was
only
a
little
more
than
urban areas should be effectively
Keihin Electric Express Rail a decade ago that the Japanese of last year of timepiece produc
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utilized, is taking a favorable way Company also is planning to
tion as an industry fox' capital
view of the current tail-structure build a 35 to 40-storey hotel in time piece industry began to de investment liberalization, the Ja
velop markedly, thanks to a fast
boom.
Takanawa to cope with the ad pace of around 30 percent a year panese timepiece manufacturers
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It believes they will contribute vent of the jumbo jet era when
are bracing themselves agaist a
in
the
case
of
wrist
watches..
greatly to redevelopment of the large number of visitors are ex
possible inroad of foreign invest
metropolitan area.
The sharp demand in the do ors, such as from the United
pected to visit Japan.
Among the tall buildings now
mestic need, however, began
Other _ buildings planned for to slow down to 6-11 percent a States, into the industry.
_ under construction in Tokyo are
Help Wanted
the 32-storey year around 1962 as the diffus
They face the increasing need ______
the 40-storey World Trade Cen construction are
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ter building in front of the Ja Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance ion rate of timepieces among the of strengthening’their export ef BABY sitter, between 20-25 liVo ;
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matsucho Station, the 17-storey chi and the 40-storey new build percent.
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lts high level growth has given promotion of exports of branded
cho.
the Japanese timepiece industry products.
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Japan now stands
Gumi Company, Taisei Construc world in timepiece fifth in the
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Tosh Iwai
"eel sure it must be somewhere
in the South Pacific. In recent
reais, the number has lessened,
^ut come March 6,000 to 7,000
herons still appear at Sagi Ya
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much concerned about the
or the weather, ..when he is clicl
ing his camera.
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No, hardly,” he said, “Pro
bably _ because I like to watch
the birds, rain or shine, happv
or sad.
The birds are of course hap
py on a bright sunny dav, sor
rowful on a wet day—yes, even
more so than we human beino-s
since
they
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” -------never take shelter,”
he added.
“I watch the- herons endure
under torrents of rain, crouch
ed low on a branch, with their
heads tucked under their whims
But somehow, I feel I . am closer
to their heart on such bad days.”
finaI comment he declar
ed, Sagi are so beautiful because
feathers are so purified,
washed silvery white, from their
long, long flight over the ocean.”
Tokutaro Tanaka has won a
£Uu-er of- interaational awards
tor his sagi photography. In 1964
his television film received the
grand maze at Prague’s Second
tt . 1 tIUJt*u xweMsion -Festival.
He has exhibited at the Smith
soman
sonian Institution m Washing
ton. at the Lavsteel Gallery in
Zurich.
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and has received the
French
.
Education
Minister’s
Award at the Monoelier Interna
tional Photo Exhibition, aniono’
others. — G.S.M.
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