Page 1
■ You Have The Time Drive From Tokyo To Osaka On The Expressways
j
By DAVID K. WILLIS
Ak'YO—Far be it from me to say a single word
r die “bullet” train between here and Osaka.
Xou have time, you might want to go by car.
And I found it well worthwhile.
^course. like most people coming here in this
' .-0 rear, you’ll want to experience the famous
Ad-cream coaches of the new Tokaido Line train,
A'hurtle the run of 320 miles (515 kilometers)
| hours and 10 minutes.
L vou sit back in neat parlor cars, looking out of
| re windows, while the water in the glass by
t hand stays
7S rock-steady, and you try to believe
^rain is really doing 130 miles an hour. Only the
food is indifferent.
Vet there’s a good deal to be enjoyed i
car and setting off on a our own. (You can al wav
take the train back).
You can be in Osaka in 6h hours. But it’s better,
perhaps, to .allow a full day on the road. If you feel
like a side trip or two, it’ll stretch to two davs.
The worst part is getting from downtown to
Tokyo end of the Tomei Expresswav. Japan's first
high-speed intercity artery. It takes me some 45 minutes to an hour to push through the four miles from
my house.
Believe everything you’ve read about Tokyo traf
fic. It s worse. But it s manageable. An elevated con-
he Dan
“SUKIYAKI”
Practical Japanese
Cookbook $1.50
(plus postage)
.
nection to the Tomei from Tokyo’s city loop expressady by March. 197$
At last, you nose of: a chocked city street followis (in English). You are up
a long ramp and swing- west on a broad, multilane
highway.
Ahhh . . . after cramped, overcrowded Tokyo, the
eye brightens as the vista widens out on both side
Fields lope away into the distance, Just a minute . .
yes. there it is. The sky.
The car purrs along at about 50 miles an hour. The
legal limit is low here: Officials are conservative.
Yet I saw very few cars anywhere near it: Drivers
(Continued on Page 8)
anadian
STRENGTH FOR THE
BRIDGE
By MISS J.L. BEATTIE
$5.00 (plus postage)
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
TUESDAY , MAI 5, 1970
Toronto, Ont
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31. XXXIV—No. 35
I Graphic Graffiti
*
By BILL MARUTANI
; NO ONE HAS YET been able to give me a plausible ex
hnation for the origin of that peace symbol: the one shoving
’jet bomber inside a circle—which is about a good an explanation
' some that I’ve been getting. It’s the all-familiar symbol that
bras rings, pendants, denim jackets and some auto bumpers,
ime high school kids visiting at our home explained to me that
represented a (peace) dove’s footprint. “Dove’s footprint”, my
Fourth Annual Eastern Canada Sangha
Dana Confab At T.B.C. May 16-17
TORONTO.—The Fourth Annual Eastern Can such interesting topics as, church administration,
ada Sangha Dana League Conference will be held Youth and Church, and responsibility of parents
at the Toronto Buddhist Church on the week-end towards church.
of May 16-17. Delegates from Hamilton and Mon
Registration will begin Saturday morning, May
treal will attend this two day confab, convening 16 at 10:00 a.m. with get-acquainted coffee hour
under the theme “Results Thru Action”.
and Opening Service at 11:00 a.m. Following
The league hopes to gear into motion, many lunch will be general assembly till 5:00 p.m.
; THEN ANOTHER TIME a couple of peacenik types tried to of the fine resolutions that were discussed and
In the evening there will be a Dinner and Dance
11 me on the explanation that the symbol was an amalgamation passed in the past years. Also on the agenda at the Lord Simcoe Hotel, with keynote speaker,
flag handsignals for “N” and “D” which, in turn, stood for for discussion at the General Assembly will be Mr. Geoffrey Brown, executive director of Big
uelear disarmament”. But I don’t buy that one either.
Brothers of Metropolitan Tor
: MY INTUITIVE HUNCH is that the etymology lies someonto. A graduate of Sociology
aere in the Judeo-Christian web of esoteric signs, although I
and Social Work and many years
in’t recall ever seeing such in any of my readings. Can some reader
OTTAWA.—Photographer Tamio Wakayama of Toronto was of experience in Youth "Work in
i me straight with the authentic line ?
the U.S.A, and Canada, his talk
named as one of the 225 Canadians awarded bursaries.
1 SPEAKING OF PEACE SYMBOLS, I don’t know that it
Wakayama, whose book of photographs on the deep South of will certainly be of great interest
ms anything in particular but I’ve noticed that I’ve never seen U.S. was published recently, won in the Film and Photography to all parents.
Sunday, May 17 will open with
jpsace sticker on a bumper of a Cadillac. Or even an Olds. On
category.
Volkswagen, yes; and maybe an older Chevy. But never on
registration
at 9:30 a.m. follow
Worth up to $3,500 each, the grants total almost $788,000.
Caddie or a Continental. And never, but never, on any car—be
ed with regular morning service.
They go to artists in early stages of their professional careers
£ Caddie or a VW,—of a guy who didn’t have a teenager.
General Assembly will continue
and are intended to finance a year of work or study.
after lunch and end at 4:00 p.m.
The recipients were selected from a field of 870 applicants.
Jingo Jungle
with closing service.
Wakayama w.as born in New Westminster in 1941.
IN HUGE WHITE LETTERS smeared on a brick wall the
In the evening at 6:30 p.m. will
>rds scrawled out were: “KILL FOR PEACE!” I was hurrying
be Ten Pin and Five Pin Bowl
' a meeting when those three words hit me, and try as I might
ing Tournament at Shea’s Rex
could not shake them out of my head by rationalizing.
dale Bowling Alley. Presenta
SOMETIME QUITE LATER I saw one that was a take-off
TOKYO.—The “Peace Tower,” the Japanese Government and tion of trophies will follow at the
i the chauvinistic taunt we hear from time to time; this one constructed in Guam in memory Diet.
church with refreshments and
It will be the first such cere
*nt: “VIET NAM—LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT.” And then there of more than 500,000 Japanese
dancing.
the response from a young demonstrator who, upon being servicemen and others killed m mony held overseas by a private
Interested members are asked
the South Pacific during World organization to be attended by
*hed by some Eastablishment fellow with the jingle “My War II, will be unveiled .at a Government representatives, the to call: Five-Pin — Mr. L. Ito—
innin may she always be right, but my country— right or wrong”, ceremonv to be held jointly by association said.
465-8893; Ten-Pin — Mr. K. Ka
spied. But you didn’t finish it, sir. Add on “And if my country Christian and Buddhist organiza
According to the association, wano — 259-2664.
tions on June 24.
the concrete tower, measuring
^^ 1Mke her right!” N°w, 1,11 buY that.
Registration fee for the Con
Construction
of
the
memorial
15 meters in height, is modeled
1HE CLEVEREST GRAFFITI that I’ve come across adorned
ference
$7.50 per person; Ban
was started about three after hands clasped in prayer.
■” °t.L Ose temporary plyboard walls that enclose a construction tower
The association said that the quet $6.00 per person; Registra
ago at YGgo,
northern
near ^e University of Pennsylvania and consisted years
plan
for construction of the me tion $3.00 per person.
through funds collected
morial tower had been initiated
™W°rds: “JESUS SAVES. MOSES INVESTS,” I haven’t Guam,
For reservations call Mrs. K.
by the South Pacific Memorial by Fr. Oscar Calbo in Guam.
^g t at one: I’m still having fun mulling it over.
Komori — 261-1840, Mr. T. Hori
Association which received dona
Progress began to be made to 249-2732. —T.B.C.
tions both in Japan and the U.S. ward its realization after Mitsu
The association said that the nori Ueki, member of the House
unveiling ceremony will be at of Councillors, learned about the Increase In Thinner
tended by representatives from peace tower plan when he visited
apan simplv vilions,” it said.
the South
Pacific island in Sniffers Deaths
ivs fVtp?’ •-or Expo ’70’
August
1965,
according to the
The
publication
said
Japan
was
.Revision Dailv, reTOKYO. — A total of 161 per
association.
snlj Pjany pavilions have not ready for the fair, adding
sons
died of thinner sniffing
Ueki became head of the South during 1969 in Japan, the police
temporarily or that “the tremendous influx of
oA because of catas- Western visitors, mainly by plane
Pacific
Memorial
Association, Agency announced recently. The
made up of five members each figure was an increase of 51 over
s?
‘ because of court od- (including the 747 daily) have
from Japan, Guam and the U.S. 1968.
found this fair far from inexpensive.
Police said that the total in
Since the construction of th?
Osaka- the
cluded
77 who committed suicide
tower
was
launched
in
January
throughout
what
is
“
Prices
EDMONTON, Alta. — Toyota
° 1Ca^On 5si<I about 85
by
this
means. The remaining
1967,
the
association
said,
it
has
considered
the
‘
golden
triagle
’
of
i* T?d their ^tes at
Kyoto, Osaka and Tokyo have Motors’ top racing car driver, collected a total of about 77 mil 84 who died accidentally com
oi Exp0 ’70, and that been hiked by hotel and resta u- Hiroshi Fushida will be driving lion yen through donations from prised 61 minors and 23 adults.
Of the total 161 persons, 84
- .“'0 weeks later “many of rant owners.”
in this city’s Continental Formu both Japanese and American
doo;
people.
persons
died in the Kanto Area
have been slammed
It said one of the fair’s disap- la road race on May 24th. He v JI
including
Tokyo, 16 persons in
The association said that the
pointments has been the first in be driving a Zeus Development
Hokkaido,
17 persons in the Kin
ternational film festival “which Plvmouth-powered Eagle racer. area around the tower would be ki area including Osaka, 12 per
^r as Pavilion
made into a park.
L kerned.” i-. _ shuttings opened on Apr. 1 with only seven
sons in Kyushu and the Chubu
The open-wheeled racing cars
■Sulim £:
f!' “food j film representatives on hand,
A church for Christians and area, respectively, nine persons
its -r ^A
g-y^urants
f n• number
num°er ।i Therefore
therefore the Osaka festival, are powered by 305 cubic inc.i a temple for Buddhist believers in the Tohoku area, six in the
^t^ other workI planned as the first of an annual American production engines and will be constructed in the park, Chugoku area, and five on Shi
the clo^nY arart aave\ sei'ies of events may instead be must weigh at least 1,250 lbs.
the association added.
koku Island.
- & Qi some pa-! the last to be held in Osaka.”
Nisei Photographer Awarded Bursary
World War II Teace Tower' Completed
apan Was not Ready For Expo 1970?
Top Toyota Race
Driver To Compete
In Edmonton Race
j
By DAVID K. WILLIS
Ak'YO—Far be it from me to say a single word
r die “bullet” train between here and Osaka.
Xou have time, you might want to go by car.
And I found it well worthwhile.
^course. like most people coming here in this
' .-0 rear, you’ll want to experience the famous
Ad-cream coaches of the new Tokaido Line train,
A'hurtle the run of 320 miles (515 kilometers)
| hours and 10 minutes.
L vou sit back in neat parlor cars, looking out of
| re windows, while the water in the glass by
t hand stays
7S rock-steady, and you try to believe
^rain is really doing 130 miles an hour. Only the
food is indifferent.
Vet there’s a good deal to be enjoyed i
car and setting off on a our own. (You can al wav
take the train back).
You can be in Osaka in 6h hours. But it’s better,
perhaps, to .allow a full day on the road. If you feel
like a side trip or two, it’ll stretch to two davs.
The worst part is getting from downtown to
Tokyo end of the Tomei Expresswav. Japan's first
high-speed intercity artery. It takes me some 45 minutes to an hour to push through the four miles from
my house.
Believe everything you’ve read about Tokyo traf
fic. It s worse. But it s manageable. An elevated con-
he Dan
“SUKIYAKI”
Practical Japanese
Cookbook $1.50
(plus postage)
.
nection to the Tomei from Tokyo’s city loop expressady by March. 197$
At last, you nose of: a chocked city street followis (in English). You are up
a long ramp and swing- west on a broad, multilane
highway.
Ahhh . . . after cramped, overcrowded Tokyo, the
eye brightens as the vista widens out on both side
Fields lope away into the distance, Just a minute . .
yes. there it is. The sky.
The car purrs along at about 50 miles an hour. The
legal limit is low here: Officials are conservative.
Yet I saw very few cars anywhere near it: Drivers
(Continued on Page 8)
anadian
STRENGTH FOR THE
BRIDGE
By MISS J.L. BEATTIE
$5.00 (plus postage)
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
TUESDAY , MAI 5, 1970
Toronto, Ont
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31. XXXIV—No. 35
I Graphic Graffiti
*
By BILL MARUTANI
; NO ONE HAS YET been able to give me a plausible ex
hnation for the origin of that peace symbol: the one shoving
’jet bomber inside a circle—which is about a good an explanation
' some that I’ve been getting. It’s the all-familiar symbol that
bras rings, pendants, denim jackets and some auto bumpers,
ime high school kids visiting at our home explained to me that
represented a (peace) dove’s footprint. “Dove’s footprint”, my
Fourth Annual Eastern Canada Sangha
Dana Confab At T.B.C. May 16-17
TORONTO.—The Fourth Annual Eastern Can such interesting topics as, church administration,
ada Sangha Dana League Conference will be held Youth and Church, and responsibility of parents
at the Toronto Buddhist Church on the week-end towards church.
of May 16-17. Delegates from Hamilton and Mon
Registration will begin Saturday morning, May
treal will attend this two day confab, convening 16 at 10:00 a.m. with get-acquainted coffee hour
under the theme “Results Thru Action”.
and Opening Service at 11:00 a.m. Following
The league hopes to gear into motion, many lunch will be general assembly till 5:00 p.m.
; THEN ANOTHER TIME a couple of peacenik types tried to of the fine resolutions that were discussed and
In the evening there will be a Dinner and Dance
11 me on the explanation that the symbol was an amalgamation passed in the past years. Also on the agenda at the Lord Simcoe Hotel, with keynote speaker,
flag handsignals for “N” and “D” which, in turn, stood for for discussion at the General Assembly will be Mr. Geoffrey Brown, executive director of Big
uelear disarmament”. But I don’t buy that one either.
Brothers of Metropolitan Tor
: MY INTUITIVE HUNCH is that the etymology lies someonto. A graduate of Sociology
aere in the Judeo-Christian web of esoteric signs, although I
and Social Work and many years
in’t recall ever seeing such in any of my readings. Can some reader
OTTAWA.—Photographer Tamio Wakayama of Toronto was of experience in Youth "Work in
i me straight with the authentic line ?
the U.S.A, and Canada, his talk
named as one of the 225 Canadians awarded bursaries.
1 SPEAKING OF PEACE SYMBOLS, I don’t know that it
Wakayama, whose book of photographs on the deep South of will certainly be of great interest
ms anything in particular but I’ve noticed that I’ve never seen U.S. was published recently, won in the Film and Photography to all parents.
Sunday, May 17 will open with
jpsace sticker on a bumper of a Cadillac. Or even an Olds. On
category.
Volkswagen, yes; and maybe an older Chevy. But never on
registration
at 9:30 a.m. follow
Worth up to $3,500 each, the grants total almost $788,000.
Caddie or a Continental. And never, but never, on any car—be
ed with regular morning service.
They go to artists in early stages of their professional careers
£ Caddie or a VW,—of a guy who didn’t have a teenager.
General Assembly will continue
and are intended to finance a year of work or study.
after lunch and end at 4:00 p.m.
The recipients were selected from a field of 870 applicants.
Jingo Jungle
with closing service.
Wakayama w.as born in New Westminster in 1941.
IN HUGE WHITE LETTERS smeared on a brick wall the
In the evening at 6:30 p.m. will
>rds scrawled out were: “KILL FOR PEACE!” I was hurrying
be Ten Pin and Five Pin Bowl
' a meeting when those three words hit me, and try as I might
ing Tournament at Shea’s Rex
could not shake them out of my head by rationalizing.
dale Bowling Alley. Presenta
SOMETIME QUITE LATER I saw one that was a take-off
TOKYO.—The “Peace Tower,” the Japanese Government and tion of trophies will follow at the
i the chauvinistic taunt we hear from time to time; this one constructed in Guam in memory Diet.
church with refreshments and
It will be the first such cere
*nt: “VIET NAM—LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT.” And then there of more than 500,000 Japanese
dancing.
the response from a young demonstrator who, upon being servicemen and others killed m mony held overseas by a private
Interested members are asked
the South Pacific during World organization to be attended by
*hed by some Eastablishment fellow with the jingle “My War II, will be unveiled .at a Government representatives, the to call: Five-Pin — Mr. L. Ito—
innin may she always be right, but my country— right or wrong”, ceremonv to be held jointly by association said.
465-8893; Ten-Pin — Mr. K. Ka
spied. But you didn’t finish it, sir. Add on “And if my country Christian and Buddhist organiza
According to the association, wano — 259-2664.
tions on June 24.
the concrete tower, measuring
^^ 1Mke her right!” N°w, 1,11 buY that.
Registration fee for the Con
Construction
of
the
memorial
15 meters in height, is modeled
1HE CLEVEREST GRAFFITI that I’ve come across adorned
ference
$7.50 per person; Ban
was started about three after hands clasped in prayer.
■” °t.L Ose temporary plyboard walls that enclose a construction tower
The association said that the quet $6.00 per person; Registra
ago at YGgo,
northern
near ^e University of Pennsylvania and consisted years
plan
for construction of the me tion $3.00 per person.
through funds collected
morial tower had been initiated
™W°rds: “JESUS SAVES. MOSES INVESTS,” I haven’t Guam,
For reservations call Mrs. K.
by the South Pacific Memorial by Fr. Oscar Calbo in Guam.
^g t at one: I’m still having fun mulling it over.
Komori — 261-1840, Mr. T. Hori
Association which received dona
Progress began to be made to 249-2732. —T.B.C.
tions both in Japan and the U.S. ward its realization after Mitsu
The association said that the nori Ueki, member of the House
unveiling ceremony will be at of Councillors, learned about the Increase In Thinner
tended by representatives from peace tower plan when he visited
apan simplv vilions,” it said.
the South
Pacific island in Sniffers Deaths
ivs fVtp?’ •-or Expo ’70’
August
1965,
according to the
The
publication
said
Japan
was
.Revision Dailv, reTOKYO. — A total of 161 per
association.
snlj Pjany pavilions have not ready for the fair, adding
sons
died of thinner sniffing
Ueki became head of the South during 1969 in Japan, the police
temporarily or that “the tremendous influx of
oA because of catas- Western visitors, mainly by plane
Pacific
Memorial
Association, Agency announced recently. The
made up of five members each figure was an increase of 51 over
s?
‘ because of court od- (including the 747 daily) have
from Japan, Guam and the U.S. 1968.
found this fair far from inexpensive.
Police said that the total in
Since the construction of th?
Osaka- the
cluded
77 who committed suicide
tower
was
launched
in
January
throughout
what
is
“
Prices
EDMONTON, Alta. — Toyota
° 1Ca^On 5si<I about 85
by
this
means. The remaining
1967,
the
association
said,
it
has
considered
the
‘
golden
triagle
’
of
i* T?d their ^tes at
Kyoto, Osaka and Tokyo have Motors’ top racing car driver, collected a total of about 77 mil 84 who died accidentally com
oi Exp0 ’70, and that been hiked by hotel and resta u- Hiroshi Fushida will be driving lion yen through donations from prised 61 minors and 23 adults.
Of the total 161 persons, 84
- .“'0 weeks later “many of rant owners.”
in this city’s Continental Formu both Japanese and American
doo;
people.
persons
died in the Kanto Area
have been slammed
It said one of the fair’s disap- la road race on May 24th. He v JI
including
Tokyo, 16 persons in
The association said that the
pointments has been the first in be driving a Zeus Development
Hokkaido,
17 persons in the Kin
ternational film festival “which Plvmouth-powered Eagle racer. area around the tower would be ki area including Osaka, 12 per
^r as Pavilion
made into a park.
L kerned.” i-. _ shuttings opened on Apr. 1 with only seven
sons in Kyushu and the Chubu
The open-wheeled racing cars
■Sulim £:
f!' “food j film representatives on hand,
A church for Christians and area, respectively, nine persons
its -r ^A
g-y^urants
f n• number
num°er ।i Therefore
therefore the Osaka festival, are powered by 305 cubic inc.i a temple for Buddhist believers in the Tohoku area, six in the
^t^ other workI planned as the first of an annual American production engines and will be constructed in the park, Chugoku area, and five on Shi
the clo^nY arart aave\ sei'ies of events may instead be must weigh at least 1,250 lbs.
the association added.
koku Island.
- & Qi some pa-! the last to be held in Osaka.”
Nisei Photographer Awarded Bursary
World War II Teace Tower' Completed
apan Was not Ready For Expo 1970?
Top Toyota Race
Driver To Compete
In Edmonton Race
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PAGE 7
Dates And Doings
Inyo Kai Have Begun Practices For Bon Odori
I MONTREAL.--This is to remind all Minyo Kai members and
Weekend Seminar In
Cultural Dynamics Of Japan
II it g good polic-f to
bar* th. BIGHT POLICY
Commit
WiHiam Wales Ltd
Insurance Agents
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
Phone S68-46S1
S-ew persons interested in joining the practices for the annual
By T. UMEZUKI
V
Bon Odori begun in earnest since the 1st of May. Try
of Toronto Extension Division in coh le'out soon so you will feel at home by7 making a good start.
°XZ ^.^^ East Asian Studies will offer a weekend
|^ the latest count, we have 75 paid-up members in the club.
-emmai m the cultural dynamics of Japan in earlv Mav.
I children’s group took part in the Friendship evening at Sistei
m , T
gl'0SS national product of Japan placed
fe’icis’ recently, and other young members danced at Dawson
nd only to the United States as an industrial power. And
yet. th
Made To Measure
C°™rry . SU11 comfortaW accommodates- a traditional
If We are looking forward to Mr. Matsuda’s visit on May 25 evidenced in the Noh and Kabuki theatres, Haiku and the
And Alterations
Cult of
Band 2'Rh. Further details of his visit will be given in a forthea Japan has long been combining seemingly irreconcilable cul
Chris Nomura
Ruling flyer.
tural elements (for example. Western values with the values of
f On May 30th, we will be participating- in the International Shintoism Comucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism) and appears io
132 Baldwin St., Toronto
|:ival at .the Rockland Shopping Center.
Phone 368-9225
thine on the harmony which it creates from diversity. It is verv ap
B This year at “Man and His World”, the Quebec Ethnic Folk propriate that they have entitled their Expo ’70 in Osaka “Progress
Council of which we are a member will again be taking and Harmony For Mankind”.
°
lit. The Ethnic Mosaic Pavilion will be located at the Japanese
AUTO — FIRE — LIFE;
- At a time when the world confronts diverse clashing value*,
ALL FOBMS
lyilion- One week will be devoted to exhibitions by- each ethnic it. is useful to look more carefully into the inner workings of the
OF
muo and we hope to contribute towards a good representation mmd of our neighbour Japan. This course will attempt to do this
I the Japanese community.
through examining the hybrid nature of the culture, the imitation
i A warm welcome to everyone to come out and join the lively and creativity- of the Japanese, and their identity- problem.
Ld! —Minyo Kai
consult
A tentative outline of the prog-ram follows:
KIYO TAMURA
Peculiarities of the Japanese Culture
YOBONTO
History- of the Japanese People
pret Another Higher Dividend" Says Credit Union
B
ur. 366-5812
Res. PI. 9-8317 ^
The Social Structure
| TORONTO—For the fourth consecutive year an increased
The Economic Structure
Hend was declared despite the higher operating costs and the
Poetry- — Haiku and Tanka
Eht money situation this past year. Dividend of 5% %, the highest
Comic Traditions
|r, was declared and accepted at the 13th annual meeting of
Bn* 824-8153
922-1353
Japanese Canadian (Toronto) Credit Union Limited, held at
The Noh and Kabuki Theatres
feo Garden on April 5th, 1970
The Japanese Character as Revealed by- the Language
; The meeting was chaired by the President, Mr. John Sugai,.
The Work of Contemporary Japanese Novelists
ERNEST JOMORI
Iio welcomed the members and especially the younger- members
The Japanese Search for Identity
■ attendance. A brief history of the Credit Union was given am
Chartered Accountant
Prof. Kinya Tsuruta, course director- in our interview said
butline of the necessity for changes as the funds increase each
ar and generally for a more effective operation. Thus, by-laws
I often ask my students if they7 know the name of the Prime MinSult. 403
je recommended and made effective for larger loans to members, ister of Japan I am lucky if I get a couple who know it out
of
a
eater borrowing power from outside source and banking to the
130 BLOOB ST. W.
YOBONTO
class of twenty- students. Yet Japan's last year's GNP is close to
itario L-eague Central.
; True; C. U. personal loan rates has not increased1 and many $200 billion and Japan will be the second largest trade partner
■ the members have taken this advantage and the Credit Union of Canada soon. Many- of the students drive a Japanese car, ride
■ being able to return higher dividends.
on a Honda, take firl friends’ pictures with a Yashica. listen ao
i True: C.U. dividend is not quite as high as special deposit Johnny- Cash with a Sony- hifi, watch Bobby Orr in a Panasonic color
founts of Banks and others but is higher if you consider ordinarv
Mugs accounts. But as C.U. shares are insured the difference TV. They7 not only7 know the names of the Prime Ministers of the
fnot too great. With the continued trend “Yet Another Higher major Western countries but also many7 of Asian countries, but
ividend” can be expected next year.
not Japan. Japan somehow remains a faceless country, a country
The Credit Union is solvent, each dollar invested is guaranteed without personalities. Theatres, poetry, fine art and even industries
id to-day surplus funds are available as reported by the treasurer.
1278 Yong. Street. Toronto 7, Ont.
: Anyone wishing to take advantage of this great organization are well known abroad but no persons to go with them.” “Once a
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
n do so and earn full years dividend by contacting any of the student contradicted me,” Prof. Tsuruta smiled, “by7 saying ‘Oh,
Tokio Nkhiinura
923-6877
ficers or the secretary
(491-4373)
within the next month. but everybody knows Yoko Ono.’ ”
!
—* J.C. Credit Union
“Some Canadian friends of mine” he continued, “are quite
taken back when they go to Japan and confront what I call personality-meta-morphosis; a very polite gentleman with fondness
for quiet tea-ceremony, released in a rush-hour commuting station,
suddenly turns into a regular bad guy’ wrestler without batting
I
his eyes. This can be explained1 from the Japanese concept of space
or more accurately7 the ‘uchi-soto’ (inside-outside) dynamics.”
Get the most enjoyment from your wedding
Commenting on the nature of the Japanese language, Prof.
reception or anniversary
Tsuruta said, “it can be fascinating material for providing under
Henty of delicious food! Plenty of free parking!
standing of the Japanese people. Foi- instance in what language
Sloccm City, B.C.
can you say ‘this is a book’ in eight different ways without the
Phone 355-2211
slightest change in meaning. Again, in what language can you
say “I” in thirteen different wasys, write a novel without even using
any personal pronoun like “I”, “you” or “them”, without anybody925 Eglinton W. Toronto
—
RU. 1-9123
noticing? One of the salient features of the language is that it
tries very7 hard to create a psychological space between you
and the listener. This, you will understand better- if you
SPORTING GOODS
realize that there are 102 million people, about five times as many7
as Canada in a land only7 a third the size of Ontario and this is
Fishing Tackle
not the whole story7 because only7 16% of that land is livable.”
Dew Worms and
“We will try” said the course director “to provide some keys in
Fishing Licenses
this weekend seminar to unlock the inside-mechanism of an enigmatice Japanese, who may work as an engineer fox- Toyota Motoi
551 Danforth Ave.,
(near Carlaw)
Co., slip into kimono after coming home, enjoy7 writing the world’s
George Fukusaka
shortest poem, haiku, practice his judo and go wild over Engelbert
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Humperdinck.”
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Prof. M. Ueda, Associate Chairman of the Dept, of East
„ Mc°n' 7 Friday 9—6, Sat. 9—1.
21 Dund
Asian Studies, and Prof. H. Nishio, Associate Chairman of the
« kq. Toronto, Suite 1204. Phon e 363-0952
Dept,
of Sociology are two of the participants of this weekend
Eye. By Appointment
seminal- which runs from May7 Sth—10th. Those who are interested
wo Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
should contact Extension Division, University of Toronto, (phone
928-5236).
OF TORONTO
MEN'S SUITS
INSURANCE
Custom Picture
Framing
KINO'S MARKET
It’s Private! No Time Limit!
Red & White
Food Store
CHINA
HOUSE
DANFORTH
Takara Jewellers
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
Lichee Garden 4 Buy and Sell
118
l
23 ^ St*
Lounge)
Toronto, Canada
Phone 364-3481
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Dates And Doings
Inyo Kai Have Begun Practices For Bon Odori
I MONTREAL.--This is to remind all Minyo Kai members and
Weekend Seminar In
Cultural Dynamics Of Japan
II it g good polic-f to
bar* th. BIGHT POLICY
Commit
WiHiam Wales Ltd
Insurance Agents
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
Phone S68-46S1
S-ew persons interested in joining the practices for the annual
By T. UMEZUKI
V
Bon Odori begun in earnest since the 1st of May. Try
of Toronto Extension Division in coh le'out soon so you will feel at home by7 making a good start.
°XZ ^.^^ East Asian Studies will offer a weekend
|^ the latest count, we have 75 paid-up members in the club.
-emmai m the cultural dynamics of Japan in earlv Mav.
I children’s group took part in the Friendship evening at Sistei
m , T
gl'0SS national product of Japan placed
fe’icis’ recently, and other young members danced at Dawson
nd only to the United States as an industrial power. And
yet. th
Made To Measure
C°™rry . SU11 comfortaW accommodates- a traditional
If We are looking forward to Mr. Matsuda’s visit on May 25 evidenced in the Noh and Kabuki theatres, Haiku and the
And Alterations
Cult of
Band 2'Rh. Further details of his visit will be given in a forthea Japan has long been combining seemingly irreconcilable cul
Chris Nomura
Ruling flyer.
tural elements (for example. Western values with the values of
f On May 30th, we will be participating- in the International Shintoism Comucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism) and appears io
132 Baldwin St., Toronto
|:ival at .the Rockland Shopping Center.
Phone 368-9225
thine on the harmony which it creates from diversity. It is verv ap
B This year at “Man and His World”, the Quebec Ethnic Folk propriate that they have entitled their Expo ’70 in Osaka “Progress
Council of which we are a member will again be taking and Harmony For Mankind”.
°
lit. The Ethnic Mosaic Pavilion will be located at the Japanese
AUTO — FIRE — LIFE;
- At a time when the world confronts diverse clashing value*,
ALL FOBMS
lyilion- One week will be devoted to exhibitions by- each ethnic it. is useful to look more carefully into the inner workings of the
OF
muo and we hope to contribute towards a good representation mmd of our neighbour Japan. This course will attempt to do this
I the Japanese community.
through examining the hybrid nature of the culture, the imitation
i A warm welcome to everyone to come out and join the lively and creativity- of the Japanese, and their identity- problem.
Ld! —Minyo Kai
consult
A tentative outline of the prog-ram follows:
KIYO TAMURA
Peculiarities of the Japanese Culture
YOBONTO
History- of the Japanese People
pret Another Higher Dividend" Says Credit Union
B
ur. 366-5812
Res. PI. 9-8317 ^
The Social Structure
| TORONTO—For the fourth consecutive year an increased
The Economic Structure
Hend was declared despite the higher operating costs and the
Poetry- — Haiku and Tanka
Eht money situation this past year. Dividend of 5% %, the highest
Comic Traditions
|r, was declared and accepted at the 13th annual meeting of
Bn* 824-8153
922-1353
Japanese Canadian (Toronto) Credit Union Limited, held at
The Noh and Kabuki Theatres
feo Garden on April 5th, 1970
The Japanese Character as Revealed by- the Language
; The meeting was chaired by the President, Mr. John Sugai,.
The Work of Contemporary Japanese Novelists
ERNEST JOMORI
Iio welcomed the members and especially the younger- members
The Japanese Search for Identity
■ attendance. A brief history of the Credit Union was given am
Chartered Accountant
Prof. Kinya Tsuruta, course director- in our interview said
butline of the necessity for changes as the funds increase each
ar and generally for a more effective operation. Thus, by-laws
I often ask my students if they7 know the name of the Prime MinSult. 403
je recommended and made effective for larger loans to members, ister of Japan I am lucky if I get a couple who know it out
of
a
eater borrowing power from outside source and banking to the
130 BLOOB ST. W.
YOBONTO
class of twenty- students. Yet Japan's last year's GNP is close to
itario L-eague Central.
; True; C. U. personal loan rates has not increased1 and many $200 billion and Japan will be the second largest trade partner
■ the members have taken this advantage and the Credit Union of Canada soon. Many- of the students drive a Japanese car, ride
■ being able to return higher dividends.
on a Honda, take firl friends’ pictures with a Yashica. listen ao
i True: C.U. dividend is not quite as high as special deposit Johnny- Cash with a Sony- hifi, watch Bobby Orr in a Panasonic color
founts of Banks and others but is higher if you consider ordinarv
Mugs accounts. But as C.U. shares are insured the difference TV. They7 not only7 know the names of the Prime Ministers of the
fnot too great. With the continued trend “Yet Another Higher major Western countries but also many7 of Asian countries, but
ividend” can be expected next year.
not Japan. Japan somehow remains a faceless country, a country
The Credit Union is solvent, each dollar invested is guaranteed without personalities. Theatres, poetry, fine art and even industries
id to-day surplus funds are available as reported by the treasurer.
1278 Yong. Street. Toronto 7, Ont.
: Anyone wishing to take advantage of this great organization are well known abroad but no persons to go with them.” “Once a
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
n do so and earn full years dividend by contacting any of the student contradicted me,” Prof. Tsuruta smiled, “by7 saying ‘Oh,
Tokio Nkhiinura
923-6877
ficers or the secretary
(491-4373)
within the next month. but everybody knows Yoko Ono.’ ”
!
—* J.C. Credit Union
“Some Canadian friends of mine” he continued, “are quite
taken back when they go to Japan and confront what I call personality-meta-morphosis; a very polite gentleman with fondness
for quiet tea-ceremony, released in a rush-hour commuting station,
suddenly turns into a regular bad guy’ wrestler without batting
I
his eyes. This can be explained1 from the Japanese concept of space
or more accurately7 the ‘uchi-soto’ (inside-outside) dynamics.”
Get the most enjoyment from your wedding
Commenting on the nature of the Japanese language, Prof.
reception or anniversary
Tsuruta said, “it can be fascinating material for providing under
Henty of delicious food! Plenty of free parking!
standing of the Japanese people. Foi- instance in what language
Sloccm City, B.C.
can you say ‘this is a book’ in eight different ways without the
Phone 355-2211
slightest change in meaning. Again, in what language can you
say “I” in thirteen different wasys, write a novel without even using
any personal pronoun like “I”, “you” or “them”, without anybody925 Eglinton W. Toronto
—
RU. 1-9123
noticing? One of the salient features of the language is that it
tries very7 hard to create a psychological space between you
and the listener. This, you will understand better- if you
SPORTING GOODS
realize that there are 102 million people, about five times as many7
as Canada in a land only7 a third the size of Ontario and this is
Fishing Tackle
not the whole story7 because only7 16% of that land is livable.”
Dew Worms and
“We will try” said the course director “to provide some keys in
Fishing Licenses
this weekend seminar to unlock the inside-mechanism of an enigmatice Japanese, who may work as an engineer fox- Toyota Motoi
551 Danforth Ave.,
(near Carlaw)
Co., slip into kimono after coming home, enjoy7 writing the world’s
George Fukusaka
shortest poem, haiku, practice his judo and go wild over Engelbert
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Humperdinck.”
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Prof. M. Ueda, Associate Chairman of the Dept, of East
„ Mc°n' 7 Friday 9—6, Sat. 9—1.
21 Dund
Asian Studies, and Prof. H. Nishio, Associate Chairman of the
« kq. Toronto, Suite 1204. Phon e 363-0952
Dept,
of Sociology are two of the participants of this weekend
Eye. By Appointment
seminal- which runs from May7 Sth—10th. Those who are interested
wo Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
should contact Extension Division, University of Toronto, (phone
928-5236).
OF TORONTO
MEN'S SUITS
INSURANCE
Custom Picture
Framing
KINO'S MARKET
It’s Private! No Time Limit!
Red & White
Food Store
CHINA
HOUSE
DANFORTH
Takara Jewellers
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
Lichee Garden 4 Buy and Sell
118
l
23 ^ St*
Lounge)
Toronto, Canada
Phone 364-3481
^4 ^ To Serve You)
SERVICE — “TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
Banquet Facilities
^Ennivn^5®653 ^ Private Parties
MUSIC NIGHTLY
Your Home
FORMAL RENTALS
Custom Made Suits
Through
& Trousers
MAS (Ron) MENDE
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
(Tosh Iwai)
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
1527 O'Connor D
757-5184
Tel. 463-8104
Page 8
PAGE 8
Tuesday. Mav
Expressways . .
(Continued from Page 19
passed me as
standing still.
About The United States
Concentration Camp Law
The New Canadhu
though I were first few hours is the magnificent
Second class mcil
views of Mount Fuji around Go
number 03S ■
A member of Ethmc
,
Road maps are available in tenba. The car provides far bet
English: Major road signs are ter views than the “bullet” train,
in English, or in international which runs closer to the coast.
sign language (a spanner, or
The snow-covered peak towers
KEN MORI Japanese Rp
monkey wrench, denoting a serv- above. On a clear day, the huge
And Advertising
(Editorial Minneapolis Tribune)
ice area, a knife and fork f
cone of the mountainside is startK.
c. tsumur!
LOS ANGELES.—Residents of Klamath Falls used to go t
a restaurant).
ingly close. Nearby mountainsides
English Section 15^
It quickly
becomes apparent are thickly wooded: It is the Ja nearby Tule Lake, Calif., for a Sunday outing to peer through
„ SOHSGHIPYion
the barbed wire at Japanese people in their World War II “con
why this is the most expensive pan of one’s imagination.
6 00=1111
Once past Fuji (if you don’t centration camp.” More than 100,000 Japanese-Americans had been
expressway ever built anywhere
59.00 per
advance
in the world. In Japan, 100 mil strike off for trips to Hakone herded into such camps in one of the sorriest chapters of American
lion people are jammed into an National Park) are villages, far
PUBLISHED ON EVERY TUESDM
area less
than 20 percent of mers swinging scythes, rice fields, history.
AND FRIDAY
California. Most of the nation is and ancient shrines, interspers
In a wave of hysteria after the Japanese attack on Pearl
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
mountainous.
In flatter, less ed with flat modern factories.
Harbor, President Roosevelt signed an executive order under
Toronto 2-B. Ont
At the halfway point the ex
crowded nations, such as France,
EMpire 5-5005
into
an “S” which these Americans of Japanese ancestry—some veterans of
it takes about half a million dol pressway slides
lars per kilometer (one-sixth of bend over Lake Hamana, famous other U.S. wars—were forced to leave their homes businesses and
a mile) to build an expresswey. for its beauty—and for its eels.
farms in the three West Coast states and were confined in “de
Here it took §2.78 million. Total
A service area overlooks the tention centers” in remote areas.
cost of the two sections of the lake. Or you could have stopped
Some of those who could afford it accepted1 “volutary depor
326-miIe expressway, the Tomei at any of the other half-dozen
tation
” to the Midwest and other parts of the country7.
(Tokyo-Nagoya) and the Meishin or so service areas, considerably
(Nagoya-Kobe): a shade less newer and less cluttered than
In another wave of hysteria, this one over Communism, the
Male Help Wanted
than SI billion.
those on the Pennsylvania Turn Congress in 1950 enacted an “Emergency Detention Law” which
Over the Sakawa River, the pike, the restaurants filled with allows the government in times of internal security emergency
MECHANIC
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
roadbed rests on six pylons, each pots of real and artificial flowers.
EXPERIENCED mechanic to rebuild I
the height of a 20-storey build
Food is chosen by consulting to place in detention camps those who “probably” will engage transmissions and differential ass-ing. Tunnels are frequent (the realistic plastic models in glass in acts of espionage or sabotage. If invoked, the law would suspend es. Good starting salary and fulfil
company paid benefits M- ”
longest is a mile). By the time cases—as it is all over the coun- constitutional guarantees on presumption of innocence, fair trial of
762-3681 (Toronto).
you get to Osaka, you’ll have try. Someone may offer to help and other due processes.
crossed 271 land and river bridg you, practicing his English
i'
’ at
Female Help Wanted
es.
The interment of the Japanese-Americans defies any con
the same time.
GIRL for Scarboro office E:
You might notice the ways
The road from Hamana is tention that the law never would be used. Some black activists steady employment. Varied s:
earth is held from falling onto straighter, especially in the Na have expressed .a fear that the white majority would seek to routine. Must be fast, accui
Phone 421-3374 (Toronto).
the road through the deep cuts. goya area. Truck drivers tend to place black people in concentration camps if racial relations be
be a menace, acting like sports
So much concrete is used that at car drivers. Often shrubs are came too antagonistic. Others have warned that the law could
Apartment For Rent
be used to silence political dissidents.
times, the immediate hillsides planted along the median strip.
CLASSIFIED
APARTMENT for rent, Mount Plea:
seem to be parading in partial
coats of mail.
Yet the crowning glory of the
RES. 231-0863
11 Ivy Loa Cres.
BUS. 783-4261
3101 Bathurst St.
MRS. SATOKO SATO
All types of insurance
At Osaka, the one-way toil,
paid in a lump sum, is 3,200 yen.
89. high because massive loanneeded to finance the road are
to be paid back by 1992.
It’s .all a far erv from thhe
Tokugawa era (1603-1868), when
the old Tokaido Post Road re
quired many a weary overnight
stops.
And if you’re still thinking of
that train, it whooshes by in the
distance from time to time, un
believably fast.
The Japanese American Citizens League is seeking repeal and Eglinton. 2 bedroom apartaeal
years old building. Phone 223-4593 ('
of the law, because, as one spokesman said, “It happened to us onto).
and it could happen to anyone.” The lay is not needed; it subverts
this country’s traditions or justice. We believe other laws are
A Japanese Canadian
adequate to safeguard national security. Legislation to repeal this
law has been co-sponsored by 125 House members and 24 senators,
Best Seller!
and is endorsed1 by the Nixon administration. All fair-minded
Americans, in our opinion should support its repeal.
"SUKIYAKI"
Tokyo Hotel is Asia's Tallest Building
TOKY 0. — Construction crews
completed
the 44th storey of the
INSURANCE CO.
But the drive is a rewarding
Keio
Plaza
Hotel, Japan’s first
experience by itself.
skyscraper hotel, recently making
it Japan’s tallest building.
The Keio Plaza is higher than
the 40-storey World Trade Cen
ter, which opened last month,
and the 36-storey Kasumigaseki
Building, previous holders of
Asia’s tallest building title. Ii
will open June, 1971.
When the framework is com
Sat., May 16 10. a.m. — Sun., May 17 9:30 a.m.
pleted this month, the Keio will
at TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
be 47 stories high.
There will be 1100 individually
planning guest rooms, facing
Banquet Lord Simcoe Hotel May 16 — 6:30 p.m.
Mount Fuji on the west and
For Reresvations Call Mrs. K. Komori 261-1810
downtown Tokyo
. - on the east.
Also included will be a convention
Mr. T. Hori 249-2732
lall with facilities for simultane
ous interpretation into six languages,
executive
conference
rooms, suites, and an assortment
of party rooms.
Parking space will be provided
f°y $00 autos. There will also be
^Ti'"®"^ baggage unloading faci
lities for buses, a variety of res
taurants and bars, a shopping
arcade and airline center.
Situated three minutes from
the express highway, the Keio
I? ^signed for earthquake and
fire safety.
The Keio is located in Shinju
ku,, in northwest Tokyo, the new
.it" scene in the capital
city. Ginza, the smart shopping
center, is a sedate “day town”
compared to Shinjuku—bright,
lively area of bars and ni«-h^
spots and fast replacing the Ginza
as the launching site for fash
ions. not only in clothing but in
a vx dole way of life, entertain
ment recreation and behavior.
Good taste neednl be expensive. Our beautiful Bouquet
International designer Hanae
Invitation line proves this with the most exquisite papers,
A
01
’’. reportedly got her start in
type faces and workmanship you could
{of< &
bhinjuku and still maintains her
features Thermo-Engraving—rich raised lettering—elegant
headquarters there.
as the finest craftsmanship — yet costing so Cffle* Come
Underground theatres and tiny
see our unusual selection.
mot ie houses feature the latest
avent-garde productions,
A ew
trends in art find express ion in
its basement galleries, and coffee
to musical tastes
rom Bach to “soul/’
Shinjuku is also the ite of Japan’s firs
,
skyscraper complex,
of which Keio Plaza is only the
479 Queen St West
Toronto 2-B, Ont
lirst, Ender the urban planning
program or the Tokyo govern
ment, all th? buildings m this
4th Annual Eastern Sangha Dana
League Conference
Invitation
Une
THE NEW CANADIAN
complex will range from 40 to
50 stories in height.
Owners of the land include
some of the most illustrious cor
porate names in the country.
Japanese Cookbook
for
Cosmopolitan Gourmets
By STELLA ITO
60 Favorite Recipes
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
St. John s Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
SERVICES:
Sunday: Sunday School and Worship Services 2:00 P.M.
Tuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
Friday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
South of Bloor
701 Dovercourt Rd.
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1970, 11:30 A.M.
Japanese — Rev. C. Y. Horikoshi, 766-5632
English — Rev. Ken Matsugu, 444-5159
Church School for the children
A warm welcome to all.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1970
10:30 A.M. Religious Schoo]
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
2:00 P-M. Japanese Service
Parents' Day
918 Bathurst St.
Telephone: 53 4-4302
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Tuesday. Mav
Expressways . .
(Continued from Page 19
passed me as
standing still.
About The United States
Concentration Camp Law
The New Canadhu
though I were first few hours is the magnificent
Second class mcil
views of Mount Fuji around Go
number 03S ■
A member of Ethmc
,
Road maps are available in tenba. The car provides far bet
English: Major road signs are ter views than the “bullet” train,
in English, or in international which runs closer to the coast.
sign language (a spanner, or
The snow-covered peak towers
KEN MORI Japanese Rp
monkey wrench, denoting a serv- above. On a clear day, the huge
And Advertising
(Editorial Minneapolis Tribune)
ice area, a knife and fork f
cone of the mountainside is startK.
c. tsumur!
LOS ANGELES.—Residents of Klamath Falls used to go t
a restaurant).
ingly close. Nearby mountainsides
English Section 15^
It quickly
becomes apparent are thickly wooded: It is the Ja nearby Tule Lake, Calif., for a Sunday outing to peer through
„ SOHSGHIPYion
the barbed wire at Japanese people in their World War II “con
why this is the most expensive pan of one’s imagination.
6 00=1111
Once past Fuji (if you don’t centration camp.” More than 100,000 Japanese-Americans had been
expressway ever built anywhere
59.00 per
advance
in the world. In Japan, 100 mil strike off for trips to Hakone herded into such camps in one of the sorriest chapters of American
lion people are jammed into an National Park) are villages, far
PUBLISHED ON EVERY TUESDM
area less
than 20 percent of mers swinging scythes, rice fields, history.
AND FRIDAY
California. Most of the nation is and ancient shrines, interspers
In a wave of hysteria after the Japanese attack on Pearl
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
mountainous.
In flatter, less ed with flat modern factories.
Harbor, President Roosevelt signed an executive order under
Toronto 2-B. Ont
At the halfway point the ex
crowded nations, such as France,
EMpire 5-5005
into
an “S” which these Americans of Japanese ancestry—some veterans of
it takes about half a million dol pressway slides
lars per kilometer (one-sixth of bend over Lake Hamana, famous other U.S. wars—were forced to leave their homes businesses and
a mile) to build an expresswey. for its beauty—and for its eels.
farms in the three West Coast states and were confined in “de
Here it took §2.78 million. Total
A service area overlooks the tention centers” in remote areas.
cost of the two sections of the lake. Or you could have stopped
Some of those who could afford it accepted1 “volutary depor
326-miIe expressway, the Tomei at any of the other half-dozen
tation
” to the Midwest and other parts of the country7.
(Tokyo-Nagoya) and the Meishin or so service areas, considerably
(Nagoya-Kobe): a shade less newer and less cluttered than
In another wave of hysteria, this one over Communism, the
Male Help Wanted
than SI billion.
those on the Pennsylvania Turn Congress in 1950 enacted an “Emergency Detention Law” which
Over the Sakawa River, the pike, the restaurants filled with allows the government in times of internal security emergency
MECHANIC
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
roadbed rests on six pylons, each pots of real and artificial flowers.
EXPERIENCED mechanic to rebuild I
the height of a 20-storey build
Food is chosen by consulting to place in detention camps those who “probably” will engage transmissions and differential ass-ing. Tunnels are frequent (the realistic plastic models in glass in acts of espionage or sabotage. If invoked, the law would suspend es. Good starting salary and fulfil
company paid benefits M- ”
longest is a mile). By the time cases—as it is all over the coun- constitutional guarantees on presumption of innocence, fair trial of
762-3681 (Toronto).
you get to Osaka, you’ll have try. Someone may offer to help and other due processes.
crossed 271 land and river bridg you, practicing his English
i'
’ at
Female Help Wanted
es.
The interment of the Japanese-Americans defies any con
the same time.
GIRL for Scarboro office E:
You might notice the ways
The road from Hamana is tention that the law never would be used. Some black activists steady employment. Varied s:
earth is held from falling onto straighter, especially in the Na have expressed .a fear that the white majority would seek to routine. Must be fast, accui
Phone 421-3374 (Toronto).
the road through the deep cuts. goya area. Truck drivers tend to place black people in concentration camps if racial relations be
be a menace, acting like sports
So much concrete is used that at car drivers. Often shrubs are came too antagonistic. Others have warned that the law could
Apartment For Rent
be used to silence political dissidents.
times, the immediate hillsides planted along the median strip.
CLASSIFIED
APARTMENT for rent, Mount Plea:
seem to be parading in partial
coats of mail.
Yet the crowning glory of the
RES. 231-0863
11 Ivy Loa Cres.
BUS. 783-4261
3101 Bathurst St.
MRS. SATOKO SATO
All types of insurance
At Osaka, the one-way toil,
paid in a lump sum, is 3,200 yen.
89. high because massive loanneeded to finance the road are
to be paid back by 1992.
It’s .all a far erv from thhe
Tokugawa era (1603-1868), when
the old Tokaido Post Road re
quired many a weary overnight
stops.
And if you’re still thinking of
that train, it whooshes by in the
distance from time to time, un
believably fast.
The Japanese American Citizens League is seeking repeal and Eglinton. 2 bedroom apartaeal
years old building. Phone 223-4593 ('
of the law, because, as one spokesman said, “It happened to us onto).
and it could happen to anyone.” The lay is not needed; it subverts
this country’s traditions or justice. We believe other laws are
A Japanese Canadian
adequate to safeguard national security. Legislation to repeal this
law has been co-sponsored by 125 House members and 24 senators,
Best Seller!
and is endorsed1 by the Nixon administration. All fair-minded
Americans, in our opinion should support its repeal.
"SUKIYAKI"
Tokyo Hotel is Asia's Tallest Building
TOKY 0. — Construction crews
completed
the 44th storey of the
INSURANCE CO.
But the drive is a rewarding
Keio
Plaza
Hotel, Japan’s first
experience by itself.
skyscraper hotel, recently making
it Japan’s tallest building.
The Keio Plaza is higher than
the 40-storey World Trade Cen
ter, which opened last month,
and the 36-storey Kasumigaseki
Building, previous holders of
Asia’s tallest building title. Ii
will open June, 1971.
When the framework is com
Sat., May 16 10. a.m. — Sun., May 17 9:30 a.m.
pleted this month, the Keio will
at TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
be 47 stories high.
There will be 1100 individually
planning guest rooms, facing
Banquet Lord Simcoe Hotel May 16 — 6:30 p.m.
Mount Fuji on the west and
For Reresvations Call Mrs. K. Komori 261-1810
downtown Tokyo
. - on the east.
Also included will be a convention
Mr. T. Hori 249-2732
lall with facilities for simultane
ous interpretation into six languages,
executive
conference
rooms, suites, and an assortment
of party rooms.
Parking space will be provided
f°y $00 autos. There will also be
^Ti'"®"^ baggage unloading faci
lities for buses, a variety of res
taurants and bars, a shopping
arcade and airline center.
Situated three minutes from
the express highway, the Keio
I? ^signed for earthquake and
fire safety.
The Keio is located in Shinju
ku,, in northwest Tokyo, the new
.it" scene in the capital
city. Ginza, the smart shopping
center, is a sedate “day town”
compared to Shinjuku—bright,
lively area of bars and ni«-h^
spots and fast replacing the Ginza
as the launching site for fash
ions. not only in clothing but in
a vx dole way of life, entertain
ment recreation and behavior.
Good taste neednl be expensive. Our beautiful Bouquet
International designer Hanae
Invitation line proves this with the most exquisite papers,
A
01
’’. reportedly got her start in
type faces and workmanship you could
{of< &
bhinjuku and still maintains her
features Thermo-Engraving—rich raised lettering—elegant
headquarters there.
as the finest craftsmanship — yet costing so Cffle* Come
Underground theatres and tiny
see our unusual selection.
mot ie houses feature the latest
avent-garde productions,
A ew
trends in art find express ion in
its basement galleries, and coffee
to musical tastes
rom Bach to “soul/’
Shinjuku is also the ite of Japan’s firs
,
skyscraper complex,
of which Keio Plaza is only the
479 Queen St West
Toronto 2-B, Ont
lirst, Ender the urban planning
program or the Tokyo govern
ment, all th? buildings m this
4th Annual Eastern Sangha Dana
League Conference
Invitation
Une
THE NEW CANADIAN
complex will range from 40 to
50 stories in height.
Owners of the land include
some of the most illustrious cor
porate names in the country.
Japanese Cookbook
for
Cosmopolitan Gourmets
By STELLA ITO
60 Favorite Recipes
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
St. John s Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
SERVICES:
Sunday: Sunday School and Worship Services 2:00 P.M.
Tuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
Friday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
South of Bloor
701 Dovercourt Rd.
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1970, 11:30 A.M.
Japanese — Rev. C. Y. Horikoshi, 766-5632
English — Rev. Ken Matsugu, 444-5159
Church School for the children
A warm welcome to all.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1970
10:30 A.M. Religious Schoo]
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
2:00 P-M. Japanese Service
Parents' Day
918 Bathurst St.
Telephone: 53 4-4302
BE DARING! — SURPRISE THEM!
Get Your Friend To Subscribe To • . •
The New Canadian
479 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO 133, ONT.
for which
Please find enclosed S......................
□ Renew my subscribtion.
vear/months
□ Enter my new subscription for
$9.00 per year.
S5.00 for six months
9
RECIPIENT
name
(mr. mrs. miss).
ADDRESS
CITY _
PROVENCE
ZONE NO.