Massachusetts clippings : Japan, April-September 1995

188 Pages·1996·19 MB·English

by  Massachusetts. Office of Travel and Tourism

UMASS/AMHERST
312Qbb 0276 0715 1
Massachusetts Clippings
^SSAMStTT.
MlVeRSTW OF
T F
Japan
AUG 0 31996
April September 1995
-
Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism
International Marketing
Mary Jane McKenna, Executive Director
William H. MacDougall, Director ofInternational Marketing
100 Cambridge Street, 13th Floor
MA
Boston, 02202
[phone]

Office ofTravel&Tqurism
The Commonwealth ofMassachusetts
JAPAN
Asahi Shimbun Circulation: 8.200,000
20 July 1995 1/2 page 6 August 1/4 page
21 1 page 26 1/2 page
1I/O VJ\JQargyco
Lee Circulation: 750.000
August 1995 page
1
Mainichi Shimbun Circulation: 4,180.000
8 July 1995 1/4 page
18 1/4 page
30 1/4 page
Modern Tourism Circulation: 100.000
August 1995 1 page September 1995 3 pages
Nihon Keizai Shimbun Circulation: 2.970.000
28 June 1995 1/8 page 1 August 1995 1 page
29 1/2 page 9 1/2 page
28 1/8 page
3 July 1995 1/4 page 30 1/8 page
6 1/4 page
8 3/4 page September 1995 1/8 page
11 1/4 page 4 2 pages
14 1/4 page 13 1/8 page
21 3 pages 18 1/8 page
22 1/4 page 27 1/8 page
27 1 1/4 pages
28 1/4 page
29 1/4 page
100CambridgeStreet. 13th Fl«x>r, Boston, MA02202 61" 727-3201 FAX: [phone]
Digitized by the Internet Archive
2014
in
https://archive.org/details/massachusettscliOOmass
Office ofTravel&Tourism
The Commonwealth (11i1f .\>11i,Kl>C0>.,1tLi."1h1l11KiS'tt"LfLl>>
Nikkei Sanavo Shimbun Circulation: 268.800
6 July 1995 1/2 page 1 August 1995 1 page
9 1/2 page 2 1 1/4 pages
11 1/2 page 22 1 page
21 1/4 page 30 1/4 page
25 1/4 page
27 1/4 page September 1995 1/8 page
29 1/4 page
7. Non No Circulation: 1.500.000
July 1995 pages
1 1
8. Oeai Circulation: 350.000
September 1995 6 pages
9. Olive Circulation: 450.000
July 1995 8 pages
10. Petit-Seven Circulation: 250.000
1-15 August 1995 4 pages
11. Rurubu Circulation: 100.000
August 1995 6 pages
12. Tarzan Circulation: 350,000
27 September 1995 page
1
13. Travel Dieest Circulation: 150.000
September 1995 1 1/4 pages
MA
100CambridgeStreet. 13th Floor, Biwton, 02202 (617 "27-3201 FAX: [phone]

ofTravel&Tour™
Office
The Commonw ealth of Massachusetts
14. Travel Journal Circulation: 10.000
3 July 1995 1 page 7 August 1995 3 pages
17 1/4 page
31 1/4 page 25 September 1995 2 pages
15. Weekly Bunshun Circulation: 50.000
20 July 1995 3 pages
16. Winds' Eve Circulation: 320.000
July 1995 5 pages
17. Wine Travel Circulation: 11.000
10 April 1995 1 page 28 August 1995 1/2 page
31 1/8 page
10 July 1995 1 1/4 pages
17 1 page 25 September 1995 1 page
31 page
1
18. Yomiuri Shimbun Circulation: 9.870.000
12 July 1995 1/2 page 18 September 1995 1/8 page
20 page 23 1/2 page
1
28 2 pages
22 August 1995 1/8 page
30 1/8 page
100CambridgeStreet. 13th Floor. Boston. MA02202 61" 27-3201 FAX: [phone]

CLIPPING VOUCHER
April 10. 1995
Medium: Wing Travel Date:
Boston-Gateway to New England Ref. Press
Subject: (Fam trip report, February, 1995) Release No.
US History is only 400 years since pilgrims arrived Plymouth. However,
Americans take their history important, and share with tourists. For example,
tourits can experience the incident of "Boston Tea Party" by trowing a box from
the replica of the ship. Plymouth Plantation is a replica of the village in
1620's People dressed in those days act and talk like people in 1620 s used to
do. The attraction of Boston is that tourits can enjoy history and tradition in
American way.
Intelligence and culture are also charmes of Boston. Cambridge, where the
world intelligence are gathered, is across the Charles River from Boston.
Boston Symphony Orchestra and Museum of Fine Arts are atttractive tourist spots
for people who love music and arts. "Status" is one of attractions of Boston.
Freedom Trail connects historical sites starting from Boston Common.
Beacon Hill is a quiet residential area with red bricks houses. Boston is a
safe walking city. Subway called "T" is convenien.
Concord is famous not only as a battle field of the American Revolutionary
War but also as a town where many famous authors gathered. Louisa May Alocott.
the author of "Little Women", was one of them. The movie will be shown in Japan
in July. Orhcard House, where the Alcotts lived for 25 years, is now open to
the public. Old North Bridge is another attraction of Concord. Concord is
often included in half-day tour, combined with Lexington, which is also a battle
field of the American Revolutionary War. Concord is beautiful in summer and
spring, and especially in the fall foliage season.
Stowe. VT is a all-season resort, located in the north of Massachusetts. It
takes 3 or' 4 hours from Boston. The size of the ski area is among top ten in
all ski resorts in US. It reminds of Switzerland and Austlia. Most of accommo-
dations are small lodges. Trapp Family Lodge is the most popular lodge in
Stowe. It is owned by the Trapps. who are famous for "Sound of Music". They
settled in Stowe as it resembles their home country. There are many other
tourist attractions in New England.
I TSURU ENTERPRISE Co.,LTD.
sn 63§ 0 4
1 (12)
+> x *°o£ *X n5 ->7
Mi•»1zy«C—^ID- £*X>1- )x4.3—>'xCliDI}u*
»BSX>ShJtS5«Ii£6)SAcl7*^Utif*'fSSoCB5*t6IDE£ieC*«i<LD£b>*fxUlL>eP10t^*J«f>\Ec"*S—C_")D-I+*XXLIIIsfAJi)t'hJSSfOi,IXUfz,Cln*aC,vD, A BP ^tm«i-"7fI7tte 7sx-=>>TKI•r5-^*y«i—=>aKI5scT«s7nry3UI3°X0e1nCI7a13ICD6Tt1CI1fA££StC36iD,T;••*AVJ*X*6I£B"!tS03•
7=. a—XT-;J-*5»J£X(alC~Cm>Df4?'*4D1-o~*,_ILst«hpI l*-i* <-5t < " <IDS ^mi-iSr~4*yII-»+—B-0«m5*57u"»»t#nt>s<b 0?n
CD|SJT - L ° "L^(*h x ti: *«dH^Ei >'J T
l35t^9Ic»Tf«Iin2ttZ>7*Xi-<LISf'>-bJUKt«5£-5I""EIUS*KIEB-' u15£8.mIct5<«e•VUEd6,*»»u7**->>hIf»&i*ICI*>t>t'CD.°>--)4«mIXuusy•Rb-«TI*•7hf;*m^&e<.,"X»T*A*^)CsCIT*tDD.,ICs<AL7SD.•f*tCTm£fUlsD-legSc^m—SO^£Id (^\7i) *E/iXtXo>Kf1a.'tnXs8fTJaO>1c6esffJtfCtIS7Tif5f.ScDJi<l'i?t*tXv>fn-31>-ti MTul
WC»i^*tOsD#x±f>lhc,T,c4ZCfbtic"t6>TtIIi-y"B>7*flo£7l"SrS«7fX£&tr-!"^l»;*•StiI>i*tB/oJ5>vthEXfj-'XUe^X>°^-#tK:-V4'l,'T.;-S*SX>"H~(>3'-Jt'a*IVI.^4#:^AM-TVf^l»f*j^fIa1i!|aCui7>>¥DZJ*t'Ctt»XIsIXIrDVI-f+<e^0Ibyi°*-yCXS"aD3*1j-5*>rxrI:>-- #<'JC ItMTtt iul*LT,0.*CXaCB#t%ajDD. n*>*xnJh°!'XlmiUi55LrArc6l'*^X#a*f,;</'f^U^C'tn'D5'TCf<=i_5I-Dnw
J°n9£ 0'(aiO»n bJ•nl:•-^i V^j- 1i.•*>i<
3*1 xI- rP>aSxq+®a^ssp*„?n#xH txfex"'i.rf>w*Wx- 1*73<iota-cad
5 H
»C1if?«D:c.>CtX9Xywt««W-tItf'i»SUsa•CXj>'mJ•Bii^tUts:.urX_iUS: *C*1*IC2DPCXf-5Dt»OtnXtIIfCcSNtoC9**XXD6*~•C*>f&-IDcv-5 Xyi-1B^£-2iN°>>Cf7i»NsDt5W'. I£C ft t- J0*JU*-lCT9I*SDtj1SCCtAtDDi!A*tU5U, T?3>I*CfZi4'tD