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	Hiratsuka Journal
		Hiratsuka, with a population of 254,013 and 89,415 households (as of May 1, 1995) is located almost in the center of Kanagawa Prefecture, some 60km (38 miles) southwest of Tokyo, and 60km east of Mt. Fuji.
		Hiratsuka literally means a flat elevation of earth.
		By incorporating seven surrounding villages and a town into Hiratsuka in 1932, Hiratsuka became the fourth registered city in Kanagawa Prefecture with a population of 36,000.
	www2.gol.com /users/csr-kts/hiratsuka/index.html (656 words)

	The Shonan-Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival on the Pacific coast in Japan
		Tanabata,known as the beautiful love story about two stars that reunite only once a year in Shonan-Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival as the story of "Lover Stars Across the Milky Way" at present day.
		Hiratsuka is an active town both in culture and in sports so that various generations communicate with each other like stars in the Milky Way.
		Enjoy streets lined with bamboo decorations and the colorful illuminations at night which will brighten up the entire downtown area and create a romantic atmosphere.
	www.city.hiratsuka.kanagawa.jp /tanabata/e_index.htm (118 words)

	Yuji Hiratsuka
		The graphic work of Yuji Hiratsuka is a witty and original synthesis of old Japanese ukiyo-e tradition and modern Western elements and has not only conquered numerous awards in national and international competitions, but also the hearts of an international community of collectors.
		Hiratsuka was raised - like probably most young Japanese - among this mixture of East and West. And his art works are a kind of mirror of these contrasts - and as such designed by the artist.
		He is overt and uncomplicated, and he belongs to the minority of artists who try to give explanations of their art work.
	www.artelino.com /articles/yuji_hiratsuka.asp (1357 words)

	Viewing Japanese Prints: Hiratsuka
		Hiratsuka, one of the preeminent figures in the sosaku hanga movement, was born in Matsue, Honshû.
		Hiratsuka's daughter, Keiko Hiratsuka Moore, has said that her father considered the dating and numbering of his prints to be a nuisance, a practice expected by western collectors, but not one that was compatible with his own views.
		Hiratsuka's grandfather was an architect who designed houses and temples, and his father was a shrine carpenter, so the artist was introduced to wood-working and architecture early in his life.
	optometry.berkeley.edu /~fiorillo/texts/sosakutexts/sosaku_pages/hiratsuka3.html (786 words)

	Viewing Japanese Prints: Hiratsuka
		Hiratsuka exhibited his first prints in 1916 at an exhibition of the independent Nika-kai ("Second Division Society"), and by the 1920s his reputation in the world of printmaking was considerable.
		Hiratsuka was awarded the Order of Cultural Merit by the Japanese government in 1970, and in 1991, the Hiratsuka Un'ichi Print Museum was opened in Suzaka, Nagano Prefecture.
		In Hiratsuka's portrayal of the Shôsôin, the stark contrast of the bright white paper and dense fl, achieved through multiple printings, is complemented by a bold, receding perspective seen from a low vantage point.
	spectacle.berkeley.edu /~fiorillo/texts/sosakutexts/sosaku_pages/hiratsuka3.html (786 words)

	Naohide Hiratsuka
		Naohide Hiratsuka "Beiträge zur einer monographie der Gattung Pucciniastrum Otth" (Contributions towards a monograph of the genus Pucciniastrum Otth) in Journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, Hokkaido Imperial University 21:3 pp.
		Naohide Hiratsuka (1927) "A contribution to the knowledge of the Melapsoraceae of Hokkaido" in Japanese Journal of Botany 3:4 pp.
		Naohide Hiratsuka (1927) "Studies on the Melampsoraceae of Japan" in Journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, Hokkaido Imperial University 21:1 pp.
	www.ilmyco.gen.chicago.il.us /Authors/NHiratsuka843.html (263 words)

	Mom denies murdering daughter in opening of Hiratsuka House of Horrors trial
		HIRATSUKA, Kanagawa -- A woman under arrest for murdering her daughter said that one of the five bodies found in an apartment was that of her son, on whom she filed a missing person's report 22 years ago, according to police.
		HIRATSUKA, Kanagawa -- A shirt found on the body of a child, which was discovered along with five other bodies -- including that of a woman slain by her own mother -- in an apartment here, is identical to that worn by the killer's missing eldest son, police said Saturday.
		HIRATSUKA, Kanagawa -- A woman was arrested early Wednesday for murdering her daughter, who was found dead at an apartment here Monday along with the victim's brother and three young children, police said.
	www.crnjapan.com /articles/2006/en/20060503-house_of_horrors.html (1970 words)

	Judy & Mike Trest Welcome to the Tanabata Festival in Hiratsuka
		The festival in Hiratsuka was started in 1951 when a group of downtown merchants launched a plan to promote summer sales by displaying special bamboo decorations as a token of appreciation to their customers and shoppers.
		Hiratsuka, with a population of 254,013 and 89,415 households (as of May 1, 1995), is located almost in the center of Kanagawa Prefecture, some 60-k (38 miles) southwest of Tokyo.
		Hiratsuka, in 1932, became the fourth registered city in Kanagawa Prefecture, with a population of 36,000.
	www.judy.trest.com /Tanabata.shtml (998 words)

	Hiratsuka Unichi
		Hiratsuka ist vor allem für seine Grafiken in schwarz und weiss bekannt.
		Hiratsuka Unichi wurde in Matsue in der Präfektur Shimane auf der Insel Honshu geboren.
		Hiratsuka hatte grossen Einfluss auf seine Künstlerkollegen und auf nachfolgende Künstlergenerationen.
	www.artelino.de /articles/unichi_hiratsuka.asp (764 words)

	Football Stadiums in Japan: Hiratsuka Stadium
		Hiratsuka Stadium is a fairly typical multipurpose facility built in the 1980s, though it reseived a rather nice facelift in 1998, which provided it with some nice concession stands, an impressive entrance and very well-appointed bathroom facilities (according to female visitors).
		Apart from a small press box and roof for the prestige seats, the stadium is entirely open, with stands at both ends of the pitch and along the sidelines, and open corners.
		Hiratsuka Stadium is located about 1.5 kilometers due north of Hiratsuka station, on the JR Tokaido line, and can be reached in an easy 15 or 20 minute walk through the city center.
	www.wldcup.com /Asia/stadia/hiratsuka.html (242 words)

	2006 Woodone Open Hiroshima \| Hiratsuka makes amends with Woodone victory \| iseekgolf.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Seven days ago Tetsuji Hiratsuka was feeling the pain of a final nine hole collapse at the JGT Tour Championship at Shishido Hills, where he eventually finished second to Tatsuhiko Tanahashi, having shared the lead at one stage late in the tournament.
		Hiratsuka has established a winning break on days two and three with rounds of 65 and 64 respectively and, with a three shot lead starting today's final round, the chasers would have to come and get him.
		Katayama and Ho closed within one of the leader as the group stood on the 18th tee but Hiratsuka was not about to repeat last week's performance and let this one slip from his grasp and birdied the last to win by two.
	www.iseekgolf.com /news/9804 (733 words)

	City of Lawrence : Sister Cities Advisory Board (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The students visit Hiratsuka for ten days, residing part of the time in a dormitory and part of the time experiening a home stay with a Japanese family.
		Hiratsuka continues to send students to Lawrence usually in the end of July.
		On September 21, 1990 Lawrence and Hiratsuka announced the formation of their sister city relationship during a visit to Japan by a Lawrence delegation.
	www.lawrenceks.org /sistercities/dec04_newsletter.shtml (749 words)

	Woodcuts by Hiratsuka: A Master in Our Midst (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hiratsuka was in the forefront of artists seeking to reestablish its prestige in art schools and exhibitions.
		Hiratsuka was able to support himself and his family through the sale of his art, in spite of being warned as a young artist not to count on making a living as a printmaker.
		Hiratsuka's prints are compelling in their seamless merging of Eastern and Western traditions to create a distinctive form of expression.
	www.tfaoi.com /newsm1/n1m250.htm (482 words)

	A R T E Z I N E No. 10: Ken Hiratsuka
		The studio is in the basement where the concrete floors and brick walls afford the heavy objects he works with the necessary strong support, and, I think, a resonant sense of being close to the world's rocky core.
		The work with which Hiratsuka initiated his one-line concept was the granite sidewalk at the northwest corner of the intersection of Prince Street and Broadway in New York City.
		Since Hiratsuka's work is sui generis, being at once sculpture and yet something besides sculpture, conceptual and yet sensual, new yet very old, it is hard to place it in the framework of any academic or commercial scheme of categorization or evaluation.
	www.artezine.com /issues/20040501/khira.html (803 words)

	Yuji Hiratsuka :: Events Calendar
		Hiratsuka says that his interest in printmaking is based on the unpredictable texture that is printed from the etched surface of the copper plate.
		Hiratsuka is a highly prolific artist, and has gained worldwide recognition for his prints.
		Yuji Hiratsuka is a Professor of Art at the Department of Art at Oregon State University where he has taught printmaking since 1992.
	calendar.oregonstate.edu /event/8662 (538 words)

	Un'ichi Hiratsuka ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Un"ichi Hiratsuka, At the Foot of Mount Amagi, 1954
		Unichi Hiratsukas subject matter included Japanese and American nature scenes, architecture, and landmarks; portraits; and nudes from a little-known series.
		Hiratsuka was part of a printmaking revival in Japan known as the Creative Print Movement.
	wwar.com /masters/h/hiratsuka-unichi.html (415 words)

	Hiratsuka: Modern Master - Art Institute of Chicago - Absolutearts.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hiratsuka Un’ichi (1895—1997) was among the first group of 20th-century woodcut artists to break away from the tradition to which the art form was still firmly rooted.
		Hiratsuka was part of a printmaking revival in Japan known as the Creative Print Movement.
		Hiratsuka: Modern Master presents 120 of the artist’s late woodblock prints from the collection of the Art Institute and that of the family of Mr.
	www.absolutearts.com /artsnews/2001/08/04/28955.html (433 words)

	Special Collections: Van Zelst Collection (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There is an emphasis Hiratsuka's work itself and exhibitions of his work in the United States and in Japan along with correspondence about those exhibitions.
		Un-ichi Hiratsuka, a master of Ukiyo-e, or Japanese woodblock printing, moved to the United States with his wife in 1962 and lived near his daughter, Keiko Moore, in Washington, D.C. He already helped revive this type of printmaking in Japan and his early work depicts Japanese landscapes and buildings.
		Hiratsuka and his wife later moved back to Japan where he died in 1997 at the age of 102.
	www.niulib.niu.edu /rbsc/vanzelst.htm (987 words)

	Yuji Hiratsuka
		Hiratsuka wurde, wie vermutlich die meisten jungen Japaner, in dieser Mischung aus Ost und West aufgezogen.
		Yuji Hiratsuka ist bis jetzt in seiner neuen Heimat geblieben.
		Hiratsukas Grafiken haben rasch die Herzen der amerikanischen Kunstfreunde erobert.
	www.artelino.de /articles/yuji_hiratsuka.asp (1261 words)

	Hiratsuka city library Library Information
		Residents of Hiratsuka, Chigasaki, Hadano, Isehara, Oiso and Ninomiya are eligible.
		Residents from other areas who work or attend school in Hiratsuka may also apply for a library card, but they must bring a document verifies that they work or attend school in Hiratsuka.
		You may request books which are not in the Hiratsuka Library system, but which are available in certain other libraries.
	www.lib.city.hiratsuka.kanagawa.jp /z_english.shtml (301 words)

	Biography of Yuji Hiratsuka - Color Etchings with Chine Colle - Currently Available at the Ren Brown Collection Gallery
		A graduate of Tokyo Gakugei University, Hiratsuka came to the United States in 1985 and received masters degrees from both New Mexico State University and Indiana University.
		Hiratsuka creates represent a fusion of East and West, with roots in both contemporary and traditional art.
		In each work, Hiratsuka allows the viewer to see his or her own interpretation in the ambiguous faces, while presenting the figures with an element of wit by using exaggeration and distortion.
	www.renbrown.com /hiratsuka/hiratsukabio.html (357 words)

	2004 Mitsubishi Diamond Cup Golf \| Hiratsuka wins Mitsubishi Cup as those around him ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A seventeenth place finish last week at the Munsingwear Open KSB Cup, gave an indication that Hiratsuka was at last finding some of that 2003 form once again and now with this win behind him, only his second on the Japan Golf Tour, it appears another good year is in store.
		In the end, what looked like developing into a tense battle over the closing holes did not eventuate, as Hiratsuka's nearest rival, Hideto Tanihara, fell victim to a closing stretch that would see him drop five shots over the final six holes including a triple bogey at the 17th.
		From that point on Hiratsuka had the luxury of cruising to the finish line with nobody close enough to apply any pressure.
	www.iseekgolf.com /news/4620 (876 words)

	PGATOUR.com - Hiratsuka takes lead at Okinawa Open (Site not responding. Last check: )
		OKINAWA, Japan -- Japan's Tetsuji Hiratsuka fired a 7-under-par 64 Saturday to take a one-shot lead over compatriot Kaname Yokoo after the third round of the Okinawa Open.
		Hiratsuka birdied the par-4 18th to take sole possession of the lead at 10-under 203, while overnight co-leader Yokoo fired a 69 at the par-71 Naha Golf Club.
		Japan LPGA star Ai Miyazato became the first Japanese woman to play in a men's domestic event but missed the cut by 14 strokes Friday.
	www.pgatour.com /print/story/9101819/rss (195 words)

	Torii Online
		Hiratsuka’s 50th Tanabata Festival will be held July 7-11.
		During the festival, Hiratsuka shopping streets are decorated with more than 3,000 colorful and extravagant ornaments.
		“Hiratsuka City started this festival in 1951 to animate people and the town, which was trying to recover from World War II.
	www.torii.army.mil /archives/archives/2000/jun/30/cultural/story01.htm (624 words)

	PGATOUR.com - Hiratsuka grabs lead at Nippon Series Cup
		TOKYO -- Tetsuji Hiratsuka powered into the lead at the Golf Nippon Series JT Cup after shooting a 7-under 63 Saturday.
		Hiratsuka, who started the day in fourth place, put together a stunning round at the Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club, which included two eagles at Nos.
		Japan Golf Tour money leader Toshimitsu Izawa continued his steady play at the tournament, posting a 68 to finish three strokes behind Hiratsuka in second place.
	www.golfweb.com /print/story/6898832 (188 words)

	Yuji Hiratsuka (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although Hiratsuka's artwork is mainly considered representational, he deals with more metaphorical aspects rather than realistic physical evidence.
		Yuji Hiratsuka was born in Osaka, Japan and moved to the United States in 1985.
		Hiratsuka's work is represented in many public collections, including The British Museum, London, England; Tokyo Central Museum, Japan; The New York Public Library, New York, NY; Portland Art Museum, OR; and Hallmark Cards, Inc.
	www.ipcny.org /exhib/exhib_np/np_bio/hiatsuka_yuji.htm (137 words)

	Unichi Hiratsuka
		Unichi Hiratsuka, a famous woodblock artist, was born in Matsue in November of 1885.
		Unichi Hiratsuka, was the first woodblock teacher at the Tokyo Art School, which later became the Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music.
		Hiratsuka received the Third Class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure, from the Japanese Government in 1977.
	www.aa01.com /jculture/jcl-e/6000/6036.html (520 words)

	[E-updates] Community invited to City of Hiratsuka student welcoming (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Past exchange participants, host families and individuals who have visited or lived in Japan and Hiratsuka as well as citizens interested in meeting the students are invited to attend the welcoming reception.
		By encouraging a large group to attend the welcoming reception, the delegation understands the support and value of the Sister Cities relationship.
		When Lawrence students visit the City of Hiratsuka, they are welcomed at a reception filled with people, warm wishes and conversation.
	web.ci.lawrence.ks.us /pipermail/e-updates/20030717/000118.html (295 words)

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