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Centre for Japanese Studies opening, 13 April 1989
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Members of the official party for the opening of the new Centre for Japanese Studies at Massey University attending a reception at the Massey University Staff Club in Wharerata.
The members of the official party seen here are (from left): Mr. Trevor de Cleene, Member of Parliament, Mr. Keizo Saji (Chairman, Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry), His Excellency Hirohiko Otsuka (Japanese Ambassador), Dr. T.N.M. Waters (Vice-Chancellor, Massey University), Mr. Roger Peren (Director, New Zealand Centre for Japanese Studies), and Mr. Keizaburo Tozawa (representing Shoyo Club of Japan).
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Dimensions17.83 cm x 31.83 cmImage colourColourInscriptions or MarkingsRecto: Typed underneath image: No. 6 Reception at Staff Club
Members of the official party from left:
Mr Trevor de Cleene, M.P., Mr Keizo Saji (Chairman, Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry), H.E. Hirohiko Otsuka (Ambassador of Japan), Dr T.N.M. Waters (Vice-Chancellor, Massey University), Mr Roger Peren (Director, New Zealand Centre for Japanese Studies), Mr Keizaburo Tozawa (representing Shoyo Club of Japan).
Image colourColourInscriptions or MarkingsRecto: Typed underneath image: No. 6 Reception at Staff ClubMembers of the official party from left:
Mr Trevor de Cleene, M.P., Mr Keizo Saji (Chairman, Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry), H.E. Hirohiko Otsuka (Ambassador of Japan), Dr T.N.M. Waters (Vice-Chancellor, Massey University), Mr Roger Peren (Director, New Zealand Centre for Japanese Studies), Mr Keizaburo Tozawa (representing Shoyo Club of Japan).
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Centre for Japanese Studies opening, 13 April 1989 (13 April 1989). Massey University Library, accessed 21/04/2025, https://tamiro.massey.ac.nz/nodes/view/22662
