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  ANNUAL REPORT 1997-8
In March 1998 the Aoi Pavilion opened to readers, and in June the formal opening ceremony was carried out by the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Alec Broers, in the presence of Mr Tadao Aoi, President of Marui Company Limited, whose generous donation of £3 million enabled the extension to be constructed.
The move of books into the Aoi Pavilion, and the decision by the Syndicate to remove to closed access certain older sequences, allowed a re-spacing exercise to take place which, when completed in late 1998, will provide growth space for several years in all open-access subject areas.
The staff are to be commended for maintaining a level of service throughout; the disruption was worthwhile, however, and the new arrangements both for readers in the Anderson Room and for the staff in the new workroom are a great improvement.
www.lib.cam.ac.uk /AnnualReport.html   (8587 words)

  
  In Japan, everybody enters paradise   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
The leadership of the tour was Tadao's fund-raising gift to the society, where he teaches woodworking classes and where examples of his hand-made furniture are on display.
Tadao chose for us a charming hotel, modest but comfortable with a small dining area that served Japanese and American breakfast and the only coffee we ever saw all day.
Though the Aoi Matsuri festival dates from the Heian Period (794-1185) and is held annually, it was tempting to think that they staged it just for us.
www.post-gazette.com /pg/04172/333478.stm   (866 words)

  
 Annual Report: The Great Collections
The Pavilion was made possible by a personal £3 million gift from Mr Tadao Aoi, owner of a chain of stores selling both Japanese and European designer goods to young people.
It was his wife, a scholar of Japanese classical literature, who first visited the Library in 1991 and introduced Mr Aoi to the Japanese collection, then housed in cramped conditions.
Architecturally, the Aoi Pavilion is designed to blend with the 1930s style of the building but the Japanese spirit is captured by its striking carpeting in blue, turquoise and red.
www.admin.cam.ac.uk /univ/annualreport/1997-8/c.html   (1487 words)

  
 media luna entertainment
Tadao is facing a new meaningless job in a downsizing industry; his second marriage is adrift and his children are mostly strangers.
But never having won a single match in his younger days, the odds, at age 41, are against him.
Tadao's resolve holds firm and, as his reckless adventure comes to bring new meaning to the word "triumph," his family and friends move from astonishment to deep admiration.
www.medialuna-entertainment.de /ICONS/FILMLISTS/059/002.html   (177 words)

  
 Combattler V
Chodenji Robo Combattler-V was the brain child of anime creator and director Tadao Nagahama.
He also did Voltus V and Daimos and the three are considered his romance super robot trilogy.
Hyoma Aoi the main pilot was chosen for his expertise in riding a motorcycle in high speed, Juozu Naniwa was chosen for his marksmanship abilities, Kosuke was chosen for his intelligence And Chizuru was chosen because her grandfather Dr. Nanbara made Combattler-V. If you like super robots in general you have to see Khumasy.
www.maxtoons.com /Combattler.htm   (373 words)

  
 University Newsletter: News in Brief
The Aoi Pavilion is named after a prominent Japanese business man and owner of a chain of prestigious department stores based in Tokyo, Mr Tadao Aoi.
Mr Aoi inherited his business empire, Marui Co. Ltd, from his father and continued to build on its merchandising successes, introducing designer labels and encouraging young customers.
Mr Aoi was present at the opening ceremony with his wife, who is a scholar of Japanese literature.
www.admin.cam.ac.uk /univ/newsletter/1998/aug-sep/2.html   (2005 words)

  
 Kozo Okamoto Rats   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
Aoi Fukuda, Kaoru Horiuchi, Kozo glucose levels in mice were not
Tadao FUKUSHIMA P- 22 The histological reaction for apatites in
Yoshitake Takahashi, Aoi Fukuda, Kaoru Horiuchi, Kozo 1.
www.best-distinctive-website.be /Kozo-Okamoto-Rats.php   (2884 words)

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