catalogue of video recordings (vhs, dvd) - The Japan Foundation
catalogue of video recordings (vhs, dvd) - The Japan Foundation
catalogue of video recordings (vhs, dvd) - The Japan Foundation
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<strong>Japan</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>, Sydney, Library<br />
Video <strong>catalogue</strong> (VHS, DVD) – Indexed by call number<br />
Summary: A marionette show has traditionally been presented yearly<br />
at a festival in Yame-shi, Kyushu. <strong>The</strong> 'karakuri', or mechanical devices<br />
that control these marionettes were contrived by a man named Tanaka<br />
Giemon. This <strong>video</strong>gram will show how <strong>Japan</strong> received and digested<br />
the modern technologies <strong>of</strong> the West throughout Giemon's inventive<br />
life, during the 19th century the end <strong>of</strong> the Tokugawa Shogunate and<br />
the early Meiji period.<br />
Restriction & Screening notes: Licensed for public screening at JF-<br />
Sydney<br />
Call Number: 502.1 NIT T 5<br />
Title: <strong>Japan</strong>ese technology : a tradition <strong>of</strong> craftsmanship = Nihon no<br />
gijutsu : sono rutsu to konnichi (Nippon : the land and its people =<br />
Nihon : sono sugata to kokoro ; 5)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : Nittetsu Hyuman Deberopumento 1989<br />
Physical description: 24min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Call Number: 509.21 JAP 5<br />
Title: <strong>Japan</strong>'s Industry = Nihon no Sangyo (<strong>Japan</strong> Today ; 5)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : Intervoice 1984<br />
Physical description: 45 min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Language: Soundtrack chiefly in English.<br />
Summary: This volume introduces <strong>Japan</strong>ese industry and focuses on<br />
high technology.<br />
Call Number: 510 NHK<br />
Title: Excavation & bridge building technology (NHK International <strong>video</strong><br />
library ; State-<strong>of</strong><br />
-the<br />
the-art Technology in <strong>Japan</strong> = Nihon no saishin<br />
gijutsu ; 2)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : NHK International ?<br />
Physical description: 15min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Language: Soundtrack in English.<br />
Restriction & Screening notes: Not for Loan. Licensed for public<br />
screening at JF-Sydney<br />
Call Number: 515 PRO<br />
Title: Bridge building pioneers : the story <strong>of</strong> the longest bridge =<br />
Otokotachi fukutsu no dorama : Seto Ohashi : seiki no nankoji ni<br />
idomu (NHK International <strong>video</strong> library ; Project X : innovators =<br />
Purojekuto X : chosenshatachi ; 5)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : NHK International ?<br />
Physical description: 43min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Language: Soundtrack in English.<br />
Summary: "In 1955, the sinking <strong>of</strong> a ship carrying 100 school children<br />
in the Seto Inland Sea led to the demand for a bridge there. Legendary<br />
engineer Hideo Sugita was faced with numerous challenges, among<br />
them very swift tidal currents. Working with a diver who knew the sea<br />
well, he overcame an oil shortage and many experimental failures. In<br />
1988, the Seto Ohashi Bridge was completed, 18 years after the<br />
project began. Over 1000 meters long, it incorporates a highway and<br />
railway line. <strong>The</strong> programme tells the story <strong>of</strong> the men who worked<br />
together as they took on this challenge, particularly forcusing on the<br />
biggest obstacle in the completion <strong>of</strong> the bridge, the construction <strong>of</strong><br />
its underwater base." --From NHK International TV Programme<br />
<strong>catalogue</strong><br />
Restriction & Screening notes: Not for Loan. Licensed for public<br />
screening at JF-Sydney<br />
Call Number: 519 NHK 1<br />
Title: Quest for clean air and pure water = Taiki to mizu (NHK<br />
International <strong>video</strong> library ; Preventing pollution in <strong>Japan</strong> = Nihon no<br />
kankyo osen boshi gijutsu ; 1)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : NHK International 1995<br />
Physical description: 20min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Language: Soundtrack in English.<br />
Summary: "<strong>Japan</strong> has experienced many <strong>of</strong> the environmental<br />
difficulties that newly industrialising nations are now facing--rapid<br />
manufacturing growth leading to a degradation <strong>of</strong> air and water quality.<br />
In <strong>Japan</strong>, this occurred in the 1950s, and the result was both a<br />
lowering <strong>of</strong> the quality <strong>of</strong> life and the emergence <strong>of</strong> pollution-related<br />
and touches on other environmental challenges still being addressed."<br />
--From NHK International TV Programme <strong>catalogue</strong><br />
Restriction & Screening notes: Not for Loan. Lilcensed for public<br />
screening at JF-Sydney<br />
Call Number: 519 NHK 10<br />
Title: Sharing <strong>Japan</strong>ese technology = Umi o wataru Nihon no gijutsu<br />
(NHK International <strong>video</strong> library ; Preventing pollution on in <strong>Japan</strong> =<br />
Nihon no kankyo osen boshi gijutsu ; 10)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : NHK International ?<br />
Physical description: 20min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Language: Soundtrack in English.<br />
Restriction & Screening notes: Not for Loan. Licensed ed for public<br />
screening at JF-Sydney<br />
Call Number: 519 NHK 2<br />
Title: Fighting and recycling waste = Gomi to risaikuru (NHK<br />
International <strong>video</strong> library ; Preventing pollution in <strong>Japan</strong> = Nihon no<br />
kankyo osen boshi gijutsu ; 2)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : NHK International 1996<br />
Physical description: 20min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Language: Soundtrack in English.<br />
Summary: "Every day, all over the world, tons <strong>of</strong> waste are generated<br />
by manufacturers, <strong>of</strong>fices and homes. Where does it all to go? <strong>The</strong><br />
traditional answers, garbage dumps and landfills, are becoming<br />
increasingly inadequate to cope with the volume and variety <strong>of</strong> waste<br />
produced. This programme introduces methods <strong>of</strong> reducing and<br />
recycling waste, drawing on exmaples currently in use." --From NHK<br />
International TV Programme <strong>catalogue</strong><br />
Restriction & Screening notes: Not for Loan. Licensed for public<br />
screening at JF-Sydney<br />
Call Number: 519 NHK 3<br />
Title: Pollution <strong>of</strong> the seas = Kaiyo osen (NHK International <strong>video</strong><br />
library ; Preventing pollution in <strong>Japan</strong> J<br />
= Nihon no kankyo osen boshi<br />
gijutsu ; 3)<br />
Publisher: Tokyo : NHK International 1997<br />
Physical description: 20min Video Recording<br />
System requirements: VHS [PAL]<br />
Language: Soundtrack in English.<br />
Summary: "People all over the world are sorried about pollution <strong>of</strong> the<br />
seas. <strong>Japan</strong>ese are no exception. Especially during the postwar period<br />
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