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floors were originally constructed around the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries as the private residences for the wealthy although it was never directly mentioned one could assume these structures were modified into apartments at or near the time of the 1912 revolution As we walked passed these structures few of the delegates were taken by the different architectural styles exhib ited on the facades These facades are decorated withvariety of ornate trim and cast iron work around the windows doors and along the roof lines Interestingly enough the only indication of the structures noble heritage are the family crests which still adorn the tops of the door frames We soon arrived at the first of many religious houses on our walking tour The stone cathedral is one of the oldest in the area and has been in use since approximately the sixteenth century and is still in use today by one of the acceptable non-state religions The age of the structure is immediately recognizable by the latin that adorns the facade directly over the large double wooden doors From there the delegation was led through the streets to the oldest known church in the city The church constructed in the 1500 was the private house of religion for one of the more wealthy families in the city at that time The church is nowmuseum and is in remarkable condition both inside and out On the outside the building is decorated withgood deal of cast iron work Which over the years has developed an attractive black patina Upon viewing the structure for the first time it seemed odd that there were no windows in the upper portions of the structure which was about the size ofthree story apartment Despite the churchornate facade the delegation was not prepared for what lay ahead of us inside The entire interior of the building wasthree story domed atrium The only illuminati on inside the church came fromring of windows about ten feet off the floor andskylight located at the top of the dome The dome of the atrium was ornately decorated with white trim which surrounded several dozen sky blue recessed alcoves Within each one of these alcoves wassmall carved wood statue of an angel The centerpiece of the structure was the painted carved wood crucifix which was located on the back wall In addition to all of the carved decoration and trim the interior was painted white and sky blue What was most interesting about the interior however was the fact that over the four centuries the original paint had not peeled nor had it faded to any great extent After departing the enchanting little church the delegation was directed towards another house of worship The walk to the church waspleasant one as we casually strolled through the narrow shop lined cobblestone streets It was during this walk that our tour guide deviated from our route and took us inside what first appeared to bepharmacy Once inside however the delegation discovered that the quaint rustic shop was not justpharmacy but also an apothocary museum All along the shelves were bottles containing all sorts of drugs chemicals and powders On one side of the room were jars which contained various pills and other medi cines After spending several minutes in the museum the delegation returned to our route back towards the church Unlike the other churches we had visited on our walking tour the church itself wasrather plain red stone structure What made it so different however was the large statue made out of the same red stone as the church in the rear courtyard The statue was ofpriest dressed in his ceremonial robes carryingbible in one hand and blessing the passers-by with the other few of the delegates formedmakeshift human pyramid and tried to shake the statuehand As the afternoon wore on the delegation was led to its last stop on this our first walking tour We walked in and out of the medieval city until we arrived at small courtyard surrounded by apartments In one corner of the court behind an iron gate wassmall private woodframed 111m Although the alter was over fourhundred years old the fine craftsmanship and detail of the carved crucifix were clearly Visible even though we were at least twenty feet away As soon as we left the courtyard and the alter the tour ended The delegates were told that the rest of the afternoon was theirs to do with as they pleased until dinner time As the delegates split up and went on to explore the city on their own few of us ended up following two of our leaders onround-about route back to the hotel As we walked through the downtown area it was interesting to see how much less alien and less hostile vov was compared to Leningrad The city lit by the summer sun was both warm and inviting The people were active lively and were just simply brighter than those we had seen in Leningrad This was particularly interesting considering the fact that the inhabitants ofvov were no more outgoing than their Leningrad counterparts Eventually our small group arrived at one of presumably several hard currency shops invov we only saw and visited one What was inside was completely unexpected All along the walls of the shop were freshly shipped boxes of televisions VCR component stereos boom boxes and other forms of electronic home entertainment What was so amazing about this find was the fact that all of the items carried popular Japanese brand names Sony Toshiba and Panasonic were the most prevalent Even more interesting were the food stuffs marketed by the shop Aside from the caviar and vodka the shop soldvariety of Soviet American British and German soft drinks bottled waters and alcoholic beverages was tempted to purchase an orange soda and tried to only to discover thathad unwittingly violated some form of procedure Asresult was quickly admonished by the clerk As it turned out not being able to purchase the soda allowed me to use my money to buy another fabled Soviet food item ice cream Beforehad gone on the trip family friend warned me that her daugh ter had purchased some ice cream and had become seriously ill after eating it presumably due to the lack of pasturization Asresult was somewhat concerned as to the overall purity of what was definitely one of the delegations favorite cold treats Our concerns were easedlittle during our pre-trip briefings when we were encouraged by an individual who had visited the Soviet Union many times before to wholeheartedly devour as much ice cream as we could get our hands on few blocks away from the hard currency shop was an elderly Woman selling ice cream fromstreet side cart to several people who were lined up Our Russian speaking guide approached the cart and carefully laid some coins on the cart and slid them over to the merchant She literally reacted as if he had insulted her honor and admonished him for what he had done Those of us who stood by wondered what our leader did to tick her off so badly When he returned he told us that the woman told him in no uncertain terms to get in line and to pay the right amount In any case our small group did get in line paid the right price and spent the next few minutes eating some very welcomed de licious ice cream Eventually our group made it back to the hotelfew hours before dinner took this opportunity to restbit because after dinner the delegation was to go tolocal discotheque for night on the town To Be Continued 11 l HOMMA CARPET CLEANING COMPANY CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 265-0519 DON and YEIKO HOMMA 112 me Hippo USPS 654-200 ISSN 0888-7020 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY FEBRUARY 28 1989 Issei Center On Saturday May 13 nt12noon the Dharma School will host the luncheon for the Issei Center at the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple Mrs lunko Mitsunaga will be in charge On Saturday June 10 will he the trip to Womlover Watch for details Fria Toyohiko Kagawa By William Hoso mwa My parents were active Buddhists but it was from them thatheard of Toyohiko Kagawa Japanbestknown Christian This was some time in the 1930s and Kagawa had come to the United States on one of his preaching missions Kagawa preached an unorthodox brand of Christianity that had an universal appeal It had to do With matters like social justice for the oppressed the hungry in Japanslums and the folly of military aggression He seemed to haveselfassumed mission of making fat cats uncomfortable and by and large it appealed to Issei who certainly were not among the privileged didndwell further on Kagawa until some months ago when George Yasukochi of Berkeley told meKagawa biography was being written in observance of the 100th anniversary of his birth It was sponsored by the American Committee for the Kagawa Centennial Project and the author was Robert Schildgen of Berkeley California The book titled Toyohiko Kagawa Apostle of Love and Social Justice has been published Centenary Books 1442-A Waltnut St 415 Berkeley CA 94709 and it ispleasant surprise One does not expect much of publications like this but Schildgen has producedbook that is readable balanced and scholarly meaning there are plenty of footnotes to document an unusual story Kagawa emerges as something ofsingle-minded eccentric but eccentricity is often the hallmark of individuals of intense dedication He has been compared to Ghandi and Sister Theresa While acknowledging his tremendous influence Schild gen considers such comparisons hardly appropriate Schildgen writes that Kagawa had an enormous ego basked in public attention and was an inexhaustible self-promoter withdriving need for recognition But he lived ascetically and used the attention he enjoyed to promote his causes Schildgen notes Many of the reforms Kagawa fought for have been incorporated into modern Japanese society It now enjoys universal suffrage freedom for unions and political organizations adequate medical care good education decent housing vastly improved land ownership rights and numerous other social services which he tirelessly promoted The cooperative movement which Kagawa pushed vigorously has flourished The peace movement is one of the worldstrongest While Christianity has not spread as Kagawa had hoped at least in numbers of conversions it continues to havesignificant impact on the nationvalues Schildgen mentions but does not venture to assay the role of the postwarS occupation in those reforms However he does suggest that Kagawacharisma led Americans to ascribe to him power beyond what he really had in Japan The desire to revere him was so strong Schildgen writes that his followers in the West placed him on an altar that removed him from the tensions of genuine dialogue Be that as it may this volume does an excellent job of putting the Kagawa story in perspective Ka Asian Arts Festival At Salt Palace The Asian Association of Utah is among 17 sponsors of the 1989 Asian Arts Festival on Saturday May ii at the Salt Palace Assembly Hall Asian Spring Spirit is the theme for the arts festival which will feature art food and dance fromnumber of Asian cultures Activities will begin at 11 am with an Asian cooking demonstration The opening ceremonies featuring 3rd District Judge Raymond Uno will begin at noon Other activities are as follows Chinese lion dance 12 45m Philippine dances p Vietnamese chiffon and drum dance 25m Japanese dance 45m Laotian dance p Silayan Philipino dances 80m South Pacific Spectacular p Korean Tae Kwon Do 20m Philipino tinikling lion dance bonsai club origami and children games demonstration 30m Osborn Sisters p Korean dances 15m art and photo contest winners 45m Eastern arts Persian folk dance Iran Afghani and India dance Western China dance p Singkil royal courtship dance 20m Kiprah Japanese dance 50m presentation of 1989 Miss Asia of Utah and attendants p Tongan dances 20m appreciation awards 30m Asian fashion show p Closing ceremonies will begin atp Admission is 50 cents for children agedto 11 for those aged 12 to 59 and for those 60 and over Children underwill be admitted free Additional sponsors of the events are of Dept of International Studies of Asian Studies Assn Salt Lake Community College Division of Humanities SLCC College Activities Board Philippine American Bayanihan Assn of Utah of Japanese American Youths Japanese American Citizens League Vietnamese Assn of Utah of Vietnamese Student Assn Korean American Society of Utah of Chinese Student Assn Chinese Society of Utah Thai Assn of Utah Cambodian Assn of Utah Lao Assn of Utah and SLCC United Nations Futurist For further information call the Asian Association of Utah at 4865987 Keep Hands Clean NEW YORK -Your hands may be the culprit When it comes to picking up viruses responsible forwinter cold or flu reports Health magazine Scientists say the viruses called rhinoviruses responsible for most common colds are frequently transmitted through hand contact The solution say experts is to wash your hands frequently using hot water and soap when it is available Also avoid touching your eyes and nose two places Where bacteria and viruses can enter the body gawa wasremarkable man for his time This reader was left wonder ing whether Kagawa had the misfortune to be bornhalf century too soon Much of his energy and in uence were spent by 1962 when he decried Japan growing materialism and the breakdown of sexual morality describing the cause as the price we are paying for modernism and capitalism The impulse of greed has begun to dominate our lives Would he be listened to today Letput it another way His message would seem to be as important today as it was back then 35 PAGODA omnroon2 all unmamm 35 II g3 53 55 teen i 1711-37s FFIII 3 553 5x355 3 2253 8 az ginning ges ORA RECEIVES 500 CALLS AT TOKYO EMBASSY WASHINGTON C -The Department of JusticeOffice of Redress Administration ORA announced recently that it has already received 500 calls on its two dedicated telephone lines within six weeks of installation at theS Embassy in Tokyo The phone lines were installed on Feb 14 to receive inquiries concerning restitution payments to American citizens of Japanese ancestry and permanent resident aliens ofapanese ancestry who were interned in camps in the United States byS authorities during World WarII In response to media coverage and telephone lines the Efnbassy has distributed more than 400 Voluntary Information Forms to potential redre5s recipients in Japan said Robert Bratt ORA director The ORA was established by the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 Both lines provide pre-recorded messages Callers may leave their name address and telephone number to receive ORA printed materials andVoluntary Information Form which can be sent to ORAWashington C office for entry into its data base of potential recipients Anyone with family or friends living in Japan is encouraged to give ORAtelephone numbers to them Bratt said These numbers are 03 505-3514 and 03 5053652 Both lines will continue to operate until this summer Since announcement of the two dedicated lines in February we have received an upsurge in Voluntary Information Forms in Japanese Bratt said He urged those completing VIFs in Japanese to provide the phonetic spellings of their names in English if possible or Hiragana in addition to the Kanji This will be helpful during the data entry process The United States toll-free numbers are 1-800-228-8375 1-800-5480279 TDD and 835-2094 6590213 TDD for the Washington area OBITUARIES Frank Shigeso Nishimoto CLINTON-Frank Shigeso Nishimoto 86 passed away Feb 28 at his residence of causes incident to age Born Oct 21 1902 in Nukui Satocho Kawauchi Hiroshimaken Japan to Jirokitchi and Hatuno Miyamoto Nishimoto Married Masae Sakuma March 30 1931 in Hiroshima Japan Member of the Syracuse and Ogden Buddhist Church Farm Bureau Assn and Japanese American Citizens League Game to the United States in 1916 Lifelong farmer Lived in the Davis County area since 1945 Becamenaturalized citizen of America in 1960 Surviving are his Wife of Clinton sons and daughter Joseph Sadao Clinton Ted Satoru Los Angeles Calif Mrs Tom Marion Sachie Hori Fruit Heights 14 grandchildren and brother Masagi Japan Services were held at Myers Mortuary Chapel Roy on Thursday Marchatp with the Rev Shinji Okada officiating Interment Clinton Cemetery Auto Transmission Repair Shop For Sale bayshoists Very successful Best Salt Lake City location I-80 State St 011 and Off Ramps Gr 300K Very hi net Super bargain 10yr lease Seller can train Great family business Full price only 170K Bob Ellis Transmiwion Specialists 2371 So State Street Salt Lake City UT 84115 Phone 801-485-3780 days 801-2684062 evenings Heisei Chosen For lapanNew Era TOKYO-The government nam ed the new era Heisei achievement of peace on Saturday Jan as the Showa era ended with the death of Emperor Hirohito at33 21 111 of intestinal cancer at the Fukiage Palace The new era name which was used starting Sunday an means that peace will be achieved inside and outside Japan and in heaven and earth Chief Cabinet Secretary Keizo Obuchi said Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita said he hopes that the new era name will be widely accepted by the Japanese people The era of Showa bright harmony lasted for 62 years and 12 days ending when Emperor Hirohito died at the age of 87 The era name gengo which was established inapan in 645 changes every time the Emperor passes away The new era corresponds to the reign of Emperor Akihito who ascended the throne upon the death of his father This year becomes the first year of the Heisei era The worldoldest imperial line held by the same family since at least the eighth century and by legend since 6600 passed automatically to Akihito 55 He immediately became the 125th occupant of the Chrysanthemum Throne Less than six hours after his fatherdeath Akihito received the sacred imperial treasures that symbolize the throne and were handed down through generations of emperors Legend says they came from the Sun goddess the imperial familymythical ancestor The ceremony that lasted only four minutes and Withoutword spoken imperial chamberlains carried cases containing an ancient sword jewels and the imperial and national seals and placed them on tables before Akihito The new emperor wearingblack coat and gray trousers and flanked by six male members of the imperial family bowed in acknowledgement Witnessing the ceremony in the main palace building were the prime minister 19 Cabinet members the two top officials from both houses of Parliament and two Supreme Court justices Togo Tanaka Honored By Federal Reserve Bank SAN FRANCISCO-Fordecade of distinguished service to the 12th District of the Federal Reserve System Togo Tanaka of Los Angeles was honored by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco His tenure spanned the period from Fed Chairman William Miller through eight years of Paul Volcker to current chairman Alan Grenspan Tanaka chairman of Gramercy Enterprises was presented awards at the Fed annual conference here by Robert Erburu chairman and CEO of the Times-Mirror Company Tanakasuccessor on the SF Board is William Tooley chairman and CEO of Tooley Co Shizue Miller Shizue Miller passed away peacefully at her home March 30 afterlong and courageous fight against cancer Born in Tokyo Japan Feb 21 1942 to Eiji and Saku Miyazaki Survived by her husband Edward Miller sons Christopher Wallace and Kelly Wallace all Salt Lake City sisters Mrs Edwin Mina Collins Rancho Cordova Ca1if Yoshiko Yokota brother agakazu both Tokyo Preceded in death by infant son Joseph Miller Prayer service was held Tuesday Aprilp at NeilDonnell Sons Mortuary Entombment Mt Calvery Cemetery 1989 ASIAN ARTS FESTIVALth Spd qg Spin SATURDAY MAY 1989 11 toP SALT PALACE ASSEMBLY HALL Presentation by 1989 Miss Asia of UtahArts Crafts and Cooking DemonstrationsFashion Show of Asian Costumes Art and Photography Contest Cultural Performances ChildrenGamesAsian Trade FairExotic Food AdmissioannderSfree 5-11 50c 12-59 60 and over Public Cordially Invited |
