Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

Page 53 text:

:Xl3UYl'f-lirew members prepare to take pic- tures ol' one of the many ancient buildings in Kyoto. ln Kyoto, as on all ol' the tours, shutters clicked constantly. lil,l'lfH RIGHT-Kintai bridge, lwaliuni. Known for its unusual shape. RIGHT-Monkey Mountain. One ol' the spots near Beppu. It was not misnamed, the mountain swarmed with them. They sat, squatted, ran and ate everything. BELOW'-Waiting to put on the straw shoes at the entrance to ltsuku- shima Shrine. They were definitely not made for Americans as they only Covered about half of the foot. IU 4. ii i Q L -i 1 ti' 'L x X, 'x N A Q N .

Page 52 text:

ll HD -HiSS I ,gi 3 A lannuns 1-Umrl vity known for its lmtunif-ul lwauty. There, the mgn tliougqlit tht-y lnnl lmnnl llisiwylutnl, lor ilu' city has an amusement park cullf-fl lfaunily l,untl tliall vlost-ly l'l'St'lIlltlt'S tln- funmus US, park with its luiry 1-ustlt-S. inmwruil rimla-s, annl various nlln-r uniusvrm-nt rifles. llul lln' town is IllUSl known lor ilu- wurlfl-lztmmls Takarazulca Girls, un ull-girl singing znnl mlannving troupe-. Tlntsm- girls are trained for two yvurs lwlort- tht-y win 4-wr gt-t on tlimr stag:-, untl they play both male and lcnnilc parts. Al lllc lln-utvr, spt-1-itil t'i1l'llllUllt'S wvrv zxxaiilultlm' for English translation. At tlu' conclusion ol tln' slmw, tht- nn-n from tln- OKLAHOMA CITY were invited on stugt' lor tlm gittiifl linatlv. The town had much to offer for siglit-sr-1-ing, but will be remembered for the lalmulous Takuiwrziika Girls. TAKARAZUK , QQWA 4 A .JEAN , Q 4 R. fl, gat! T M fvki l , .1 V.f 'f,u'?SX A Q ..r,,il.i.rrr, , 4, f it 3 if l 'Vx 5, . Q uf.. ga , X Y ' uf. 5 . ,ata . M -+ S Y ,. , 4: We X 5- . 1 f NW if 1 3:21-wif' J W . . '-wi. V, ' ' 1 dim ,, I A! ' 5 A ' ' vw 312' If s ' if Q . fi? A ' . ,ffl JV, M .1.5Lm:in:, 'f f v ' :few x V at t , Y '. .K N- ' K A A li

Page 54 text:

'DNA 4 'P' wr' 4 0 CVCE Okinawa, scene of some of the nereest nghting in WWII. The OKLIXHOINIA CITY IierseII partici- pated in the assualt and occupation ot' Okinawa Cunto. Now the isIand is i'uII of LIS bases-Navy, Marine Corps. Air Force. and Army. Tlirougliout the island there HFC rnonuinents to soldiers and CiviIianS kifieti tliere in WWII. Visitors find WWII Iiisiory verv real and very' poignant. Okinawans speak Japanese aS il native language. but nearly aII speak Ifnglisli. Okinawa has been given the nick- name of Tire Roekii. WIIICII Pm' tluees oniinoue visions of a Iwarrvll - , . r 1 - ' islantl clevoitl ol beauty. llns 15 Hntrue. and most visitors are SUI l 'tfQ1'tl lo limi that. in l'aet.0IiII121Wfm5 luxe 1-vt'rv reason to Ive prouti of IIW It'it'Iv lionielantl.