In the 1960's the main Asian imports are from Japan. Major names like Panasonic, Sony, Hitachi, Toshiba, and Sanyo later became household names for the American consumer. As  time went on they had become known for quality, good price and stylish. However there were many lessor known names that were originally made in Japan but their existence is often based on get a stylish product out make a profit then get out. Name brands like Juliette, Lloyds, Viscount, and Realtone were often name brands of import/export companies, that pushed low price and volume to make a profit.  By the late 1960's these lessor brands often went to other countries like Hong Kong, Okinawa and Taiwan to improve their profit margin. In time even the major Japanese brands  like American manufacturers earlier, resorted to importing their parts and assemblies from other parts of Asia to stay in competition.