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.
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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)
| 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) |
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| 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 |
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| Public access | Open |
| Repository | Tottori Prefectural Library |
| Medium | Paper |
| Copies | 2 pages |
| Reference No. | T1954060300102 |
| Reference & Information | Follow the instruction at Tottori Prefectural Library |
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