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Record of Landing on Takeshima: Focal Point of the Sea of Japan
Markers Pulled Up
All Traces of Early Pioneers Had Gone (Nihonkai Shimbun)

Although it (=Takeshima) is an uninhabited island in the western area of the Sea of Japan with no trees, it is nonetheless a "treasure island", which we cannot abandon, for the fishery country, Japan. As a reporter, in order to see the reality of Takeshima, fortunately, I got on "Daisen", the research vessel of the Tottori Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute, which was going to conduct the trial fishing operation of Pacific Saury stick-held clip net fishing, then landed the island on 30th.

Document title Record of Landing on Takeshima: Focal Point of the Sea of Japan
Markers Pulled Up
All Traces of Early Pioneers Had Gone (Nihonkai Shimbun)
Date created (Western calendar) June 3, 1954
Date created (Japanese era) June 3, Showa 29
Author(s) / Editor(s)
Publisher Nihonkai Shimbun Company
Name of publication Nihonkai Shimbun
Content Report by a journalist who landed on Takeshima during the survey of Takeshima by "Daisen", the research vessel of the Tottori Prefecture Fisheries Research Institute, on May 30th, 1954.
Language Japanese
Public access Open
Repository Tottori Prefectural LibraryNew Window
Medium Paper
Copies 2 pages
Reference No. T1954060300102
Reference & Information Follow the instruction at Tottori Prefectural Library
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