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T * iinisonhimiiiiiiiiiffj 3120bb 057fi Qt>( M 2 Massachusetts Clippings Japan October December 1995 ^70N - 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 (617) 727-3201 Office ofTravel&Tourism The Commonwealth ofMassachusetts JAPAN 1. Asahi Shimbun Circulation: 8,200,000 iMovemDer iwj page ueceniDer ivw page / 1 i / i 18 1/2 pag( A. Attention circulation. zuu.uuu No. 97 4 pages No. 98 3. Be-Pal Circulation: 550.000 December 1995 4. Dancvu Circulation: 250,000 December 1995 5 pages & 5. Field Stream Circulation: 220,000 December 1995 12 pages 6. Field Gear Circulation: 160.000 December 1995 8 pages 7. Fugi Evening News Circulation: 500.000 6 October 1995 page December 1995 4 pages 1 1 10 November 1995 1/2 page 17 1/2 page 8. Goods Press Circulation: 330.000 December 1995 6 pages Klii( j.'tibndtfi Mac:. 13th Hcmr. Rufttnn. MA 02,202 ~:~o:oi ia.\ m 2"-6S25 Office ofTravel&Tourism The Commonwealth ofMassachusetts GO 9. Circulation: 90.000 December 1995 4 pages 10. Hotel Circulation: 160.000 December 1995 page 1 11. Kateigaho Circulation: 400.000 October 1995 10 pages 12. Lightning Circulation: 300.000 December 1995 26 pages 13. Mainichi Shimbun Circulation: 4.180.000 9 October 1995 1/2 page 27 December 1995 1/2 page 23 1/4 page 27 1/4 page 14. Newsweek Circulation: 1.200.000 November 1995 4 pages 1 1 15. Nihon Keizai Shimbun Circulation: 2.970.000 13 December 1995 1/8 page 23 December 1/4 page 19 1/8 page 26 1/4 page 22 1/4 page 16 Nikkei Sangvo Shimbun Circulation: 268.800 27 October 1995 1/4 page 13 December 1995 1/2 page 17. Oggi Circulation: 350.000 October 1995 6 pages !<><>( .imiW-c street. !.Jch Hi.<>r. Button. MA 0220j: 617 "2~-3201 1-A\ 61 2~-6i*2n Office ofTravel&Tourism The Commonwealth of Massachusetts 18. I 1L1IUU Circulation: 400,000 December 1995 5 pages 19. JCVCI1 Jtaj CV_-i1r1cVuUl1aUtUio\Jn11-. 7f0\J0\J^0V/0\J0V/ December 1995 8 pages 20. Circulation 400 000 11 October 1995 3 pages W 21. CV^.i1r1cvuUl1aUtUioKJn1'1. 20W0,000v 10 October 1995 6 pages 22. Travel Manaaement Circulation- 12 000 9 October 1995 1/2 page 23. Travel Journal Circulation: 10,000 30 October 1995 6 pages 27 November 1995 4 1/2 pa; 24. Vacation Circulation: 700.000 October 1995 1 1/2 pages December 1995 4 pages 19 1/4 page 21 1/2 page 25. Winds' Eve Circulation: 320.000 December 1995 page 1 26. Yomiuri Shimbun Circulation: 9,870,000 30 November 1995 1/8 page 18 December 1/4 page Digitized by the Internet Archive 2014 in https://archive.org/details/massachusettscliOOmass_0 CLIPPING VOUCHER Medium: Oggi Date. Ocotober, 1995 Subject: Resort island of Bostonian -- Martha's Vineyard and ^Ii^^^hI.: (p. 137) Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket are summer resort islands of the executives. Jacquliene Onasis Kennedy had a summer house in Martha's Vineyard. Presidnet Clinton spent his vacation there. Princess Diana visited Nantucket. Martha's Vineyard (pp. 138-139) There are no signals and fast food restaurants on Martha's Vineyard. It is an ultimate resort island only with beautiful beaches. * Sweet fudge of Murdick's Fudge is delicious. * You can see many signs of whales as Martha's Vineyard used to be a whaling base. Tourists can enjoy whale watch. * There are many bike rental shops on the island. * Menemsha is an only fishing village in Martha's Vineyard. There are many fishing tools in 200-year old small huts. * There are small houses called "Gingerbread House". Nantucket (P. 140) Nantucket baskets were used for carrying foods by farmers and housewives before. They are also called Lightman ship baskets as seamen made them during a long voyage. Nantucket baskets were derived from native Americans baskets around 1820. Nantucket baskets can be used for a lifetime by having repaired. Nantucukt basket is a status for peopele of Nantucket. Helen, who lives in Nantucket, has one woven by her husband, (p. 141) Nantucket appeared in "Moby Dick" of Melbil. It was a whaling base from 18th to the end of 19th century. There are more than 800 mansions built by millionaires who made a fortune by dealing with whale oil, which gives an elegant atmosphere. * Mr. Micheal Kane is a carftsman of Nantucket baskets. He does all works to make a basket from weaving to drawing on the plate on the top of the basket. * Houses called "Grey Ladies" are nostalgic. * There are plates of pineapples or eagles on the entrace of captains' houses. Those plates were hanged to let their freinds know it is OK to visit captains houses. * There are ships from the Carib and Mexico at Nantucket harbor. * Tourists first see a white light house when they arrive Nantucket by ferry. (p. 142) New England is famous for seafoods. 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