All rights are reserved by the University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Penn Museum). Any use of the footage in productions is forbidden unless rights have been secured by contacting the Penn Museum Archives at 215-898-8304, or email films@museum.upenn.edu. This film and all of the films in the Penn Museum collection are copyrighted by the Penn Museum, and are not in the public domain. Cat. Reel 267 1965: Reel 16: Japan. April 21-24. Sasayama. Hashiyama. Ono. Himeji. Tamba ware: bowls, vases, dishes. (Sasayama) (16 c.u.s). Making Tamba ware: Potter using kick-wheel. Shaping tools. Beginning pot: similar to coil method. Beginning lump of clay. Sloping kiln: details. Pottery shop: interior. Tunnel kiln entrance (used 600 years ago). Houses, farms (in Kashiyama en-route to Ono). Curtain making: stringing wooden beads (Ono) (cu). Sample curtain. Abacus factory (80 percent of Japan's made here): Birch log. Punching-out and drilling abacus discs: automatic machine (cu) Cutting log: power s. Cutting abacus discs: automatic machine (underexposed). Discs, before and after machining Workers assembling, polishing abacus (underexposed). Sample abacus. Weaving: winding warp on spools: automatic machine. Temple in Himeji that Nehru helped build: Temple: dome, spire. Fountain at Rain Nakosanreiin (cu). Purification water vessel. Stone shelter. Massive iron lantern: inscribed base. Temple: some dark interior shots (f 1.4, 25 mm, 8 f.p.s.). Flower bed. Purification rope across Harima Kokushosha Shrine entrance. Women in kimonos at shrine. Donated paper cranes (symbol of wish). Small wooden shrine. Roof construction: note curves. Tile figure on roof: note teeth. Bridge: red, partially stone.

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