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The beginning of the play "Strangeness-Ippei Okamoto's strange voyage-" Written by Ichiro Takeuchi
Written by Ichiro Takeuchi
Characters
Ippei Okamoto (43) …… Famous cartoonist
Kanoko Okamoto (40) …… Ippei's wife
Taro Okamoto …… (18) Ippei Okamoto 's son
Kamezo Nitta …… Okamoto's chief doctor, Kanoko's mistress
Tsunematsu Yasuo …… Okamoto family secretary, Kanoko's mistress
Mitsufumi Takemoto …… Major General of the Japanese Navy
Fujino Takemoto …… Takemoto's wife
Yugo Morishita …… Takemoto's aide, Lieutenant of the Japanese Navy
Eikichi Kiriyama …… Also serves as the captain of Hakone Maru, Soseki Natsume
Hankichi Tanaka …… Hakone Maru passenger, concurrent role
Yoshie Tanaka…… Hakone Maru passenger, Hankichi 's wife , concurrent role
Seiichi Akamatsu …… Hakone Maru passenger, dual role Manae
…… Hakone Maru passenger, Akamatsu Lover, concurrent role
Kayo Oki …… Hakonemaru waitress, concurrent role
Yukie Nakamura …… Hakonemaru waitress, concurrent role
Misako Fujita …… Hakonemaru waitress, concurrent role
Hitoshi Yuino …… Ippei's delusion, the main character of “Human Life”
Tamako …… Ippei's delusion, the main character of “Woman Hundred Faces”
Tomitaya Yachiyo …… Ippei's delusion, the main character of “Watching Tomitaya Yachiyo”
Soseki Natsume …… Ippei's delusion, Ippei's master, Eikichi Kiriyama and also role
Hiroshi Kikuchi …… Ippei's delusion, novelist, concurrent role
Rakuten Kitazawa …… Ippei's delusion, cartoonist,
concurrent role Shimokawa Koten …… Ippei's Delusion, Rakuten's disciple, concurrent role
Shige Miyao ... Ippei's delusion, Ippei's disciple, concurrent role
The sound of the waves.
It is on board the Hakone Maru.
Eikichi Kiriyama emerges on the deck.
Kiriyama: Welcome to Hakone Maru. My name is Eikichi Kiriyama, the captain. The ship departed Kobe Port on December 9, 1929 and is sailing toward Marseille, France. Currently, it's about one-third of the trip. We are slowly moving through the Indian Ocean. In fact, when this ship departed from Kobe Port, a large number of see-offs of 350 people gathered. It is said that the popular manga artist Ippei Okamoto, who is said to have no one who does not know the name of the Prime Minister, is on board the ship. The purpose of the trip is to cover the London Naval Treaty. It is an important conference on whether Japan will join the ranks of the first-class countries among developed countries. Ippei will go to the interview as a reporter for the Asahi Shimbun. In addition to Ippei, his wife Kanoko and his eldest son Taro are on board the ship. That's still good. There are really strange combinations of passengers. From here on, let's ask the three chambermaids who like gossip. Kayo Oki, Yukie Nakamura, and Misako Fujita.
Review of the "Strange Voyage of ..." {Note: Ties into February 26 Incident]
https://asamamaru.jimdofree.com/%E3%83%96%E3%83%AD%E3%82%B0/?tag=%E7%AE%B1%E6%A0%B9%E4%B8%B8
Google Translate
8/18/2014: I put a deck on the skeleton. The Hakone Maru is a typical Mishima-type ship and has a simple structure, so I came here at once. Next is the hull skin. Since the stern is a counter stern, it takes a little work, but that is the beautiful part of this ship, so I enjoy making it.
Looking closely at the G / A (general layout), it seems that the ship is basically premised on starboarding. The gangway is only on the starboard side, and there is a hatch for loading food etc. only on the starboard side of the hatch of the 4th ship.
A model of Hakone Maru has been completed. It's the third time to make Hakone Maru, but I wasn't satisfied with the previous two times, so be honest and enthusiastic for the third time? I made. The design of the ship's house is a mysterious mix of a straight front and an elegant curved rear veranda. It is easy to think that straight lines and right angles are easy to make, but it is surprisingly difficult to faithfully represent straight lines and right angles. If it is a curve, it can be recovered even if it deviates a little, but there is no escape for straight lines and right angles. That's why I'm glad it was completed safely.
Cinema
Cinema
H.W. Wing film
H.W. Wing film
[Have found some hits on John, J.C., Doc Cook, but nothing on the Wings]
Frank Thompson film
Frank Thompson film
The Bioscope was "The Independent Film Trade Paper"
So judging by earlier story, the Hakone Maru voyage must have been the Asia-bound voyage, which left London on September 11. [And, therefore, returned on some other ship.]
No further evidence of this film being made.
Tiger i bagasjen By Åse Egeland -- A novel! letters from trip on Hakone Maru. From Google can see from Marseilles Nov. 25 through Dec. 22 (actual book may have more).
From the book:
What happens if we strip an archive of its hard cultural, historic, geographic and political frameworks and veil our encounter in a fiction? What might we understand that a straightforward reading would miss? What would this reveal about how archives depict the society they serve? Noam Toran was invited to address the permanent collection of Kyoto Institute of Technology ’s Museum and Archives. He used the Japanese folk tradition of the Tsukomogami to reconsider the historical, cultural and personal stories it could reveal. Tsukomogami are a type of y ōkai - inanimate objects that, having faithfully served their owner for 99 years, receive a soul, become alive and self-aware. Imagining that the archive was overrun with y ōkai that have found themselves ‘imprisoned ’ and out of context, Toran selected six objects and reimagined them as Tsukomogami to open up the archive to new interpretations. These stories, which coalesce historical and imaginative material, highlight some of the unique themes which ‘haunt ’ the Kyoto Institute of Technology archive- the influence of western culture at the turn of the 20 th century, the imperial and industrial legacies of the Keihanshin (KyotoOsaka-Kobe) region, and the idiosyncratic interests of the university ’s professors. Working with illustrator Hana Tottori, to create an installation featuring six standing y ōkai, Toran also created a video work which opens up the entire archive in a frenetic, ghostly animation that serves as an imaginative catalyst and vessel which visitors can fill with their own meanings and stories.
What happens if we strip an archive of its hard cultural, historic, geographic and political frameworks and veil our encounter in a fiction? What might we understand that a straightforward reading would miss? What would this reveal about how archives depict the society they serve? Noam Toran was invited to address the permanent collection of Kyoto Institute of Technology ’s Museum and Archives. He used the Japanese folk tradition of the Tsukomogami to reconsider the historical, cultural and personal stories it could reveal. Tsukomogami are a type of y ōkai - inanimate objects that, having faithfully served their owner for 99 years, receive a soul, become alive and self-aware. Imagining that the archive was overrun with y ōkai that have found themselves ‘imprisoned ’ and out of context, Toran selected six objects and reimagined them as Tsukomogami to open up the archive to new interpretations. These stories, which coalesce historical and imaginative material, highlight some of the unique themes which ‘haunt ’ the Kyoto Institute of Technology archive- the influence of western culture at the turn of the 20 th century, the imperial and industrial legacies of the Keihanshin (KyotoOsaka-Kobe) region, and the idiosyncratic interests of the university ’s professors. Working with illustrator Hana Tottori, to create an installation featuring six standing y ōkai, Toran also created a video work which opens up the entire archive in a frenetic, ghostly animation that serves as an imaginative catalyst and vessel which visitors can fill with their own meanings and stories.
English translations says "ghost stories" but Japanese says 付喪 or Tsukumogami--In Japanese folklore, tsukumogami are tools that have acquired a kami or spirit. ...Today, the term is generally understood to be applied to virtually any object "that has reached its 100th birthday and thus become alive and self-aware", though this definition is not without controversy.
[If this was from the sunken ship, 100 years has not yet been reached.]
https://www.d-lab.kit.ac.jp/news/2019/video-noam-toran/
Two videos.
[If this was from the sunken ship, 100 years has not yet been reached.]
https://www.d-lab.kit.ac.jp/news/2019/video-noam-toran/
Two videos.
by Gaia Starr
by Gaia Starr
The following ceramic sculptures are illustrations from my ceramic narrative based upon
the German invasion of Belgium and Holland on May 10th 1940
and the direct impact it had on my mother and her family's exodus to freedom.
Passport with stamp for Hakone Maru 21 September 1940
Souvenir Journey Box
Hakonemaru no Uta
Hakonemaru no Uta
Google Translate:
This song was made by two passengers who happened to be on board at "Hakone Maru" from Yokohama to London in 1928 (Showa 3). The lyrics were written by Hisao Honma, a literary critic who later became a professor at Waseda University, and was on board as an international student in the United Kingdom. Composed by Ryutaro Hirota. He still loves singing songs such as "Yosakoi-bushi" and "Carp streamer", which is famous for the beginning of "Iraka waves and clouds", "Shoes ring", "Scored", "Sparrow school", and "Spring yokoi". He is a composer who produced many nursery rhymes. He was also on his way to Germany with his family to study piano and composition as an overseas researcher at the Ministry of Education.
In "Hikawa Maru", the song "Nostalgic Hikawa Maru" was made by the crew. This song must have been sung among passengers during the long voyage and must have been engraved in everyone's hearts as a memory of the trip.
Fans
Fans
Seems to be subset. Something done on board? This one from Worthpoint auction:
"Vintage Japanese fan.An original 1936 fan in excellent condition, very firm and compact. It lookslike it was made as a menu for guests at the “Captain’s Tea Party” on the S.S. Hokane Maru of the N.Y.K. line. The captain was commander T. Kurita."
Captain's Tea Party, SS Hakone Maru, January 1939.
Stone Lantern
Stone Lantern
From blog of stone lanterns. Google translate:
Lian Yongmao (Lian Shui Kee's participation)
A stone lantern dedicated to the Guide Palace, built on June 15, Showa 13
Yongle Town, Taipei City. The representative member of Lian Shui Kee participated in the bank, Lian Yongmao. The Hakone Maru sailing from Keelung. Go to Shanghai. Fuzhou. Xiamen. Shantou. Hong Kong and other places. Inspect business. The itinerary is based on one month.
(Taiwan Daily News, 19360607/Evening Issue 04)
名探偵は密航中 (カッパ・ノベルス)
名探偵は密航中 (カッパ・ノベルス)
"Detective is stowaway (Kappa Novels)" by Nanami Wakatake
According to Google Translate of comments on book site:
[1945?! other notes say early years of Showa]
"A collection of short stories set in the luxury liner "Hakone Maru" that sails from Yokohama to Rinkyo in 1945. The murder, the escape turmoil, the stowaway, the ghost story, and the variety of episodes are still packed, and I never get tired of it. Wakatake-san's poison was modest, but the punch lines of each short story were twisted, so I read it interestingly. I especially liked the punch line of the title work because it made me laugh. Another thing that impresses me is the story of the ghost ship. Not only the mystery, but also the depiction of the cruise in the early Showa period was very interesting because I often thought that it was like this, such as the status at that time, the way of cruise, and the way of connecting Japan and overseas."
Pages from a notebook of drawings from the Hakone Maru that looks like it was auctioned off.
2)箱根丸・照国丸画帖 サイズ：24㎝×18.5㎝×3.3㎝ 布貼りたとう付 河邊虎四郎(駐独陸軍武官)・宮本三郎(洋画家)・藤田徹(箱根丸船長)・深尾須磨子(詩人)・小野打寛(ラトヴィア公使館付武官)・後藤石農(中国研究家)他計14名 ※２冊とも表紙・たとうに擦れ・ヤケ・汚れ・があり、本紙に多少のシミ・汚れおよび各表紙に「市来」印 ※発送は4/23（月）以降になります。 ※「まとめて取引」には対応しておりません。
"Passenger's hand-drawn picture book".... "Torashiro Kawabe (military attaché in Germany), Saburo Miyamoto (Western painter), Toru Fujita (Captain Hakonemaru), Sumako Fukao (poet), Uchihiro Ono (military attaché of Latvia), Ishino Goto (military attaché) Chinese researcher) 14 others in total"
Saburo Myamoto was in France from 1938 to 1939. Fujita was certainly captain in 1939. Kawabe also 1938 and called back before Japan enters war. I also have Sumako Fukao as sailing TO Europe in March 1939. [So is this book from officer from different voyages, not, as I assumed, all from one voyage? But that wouldn't make sense, since another book from another ship, too.]
Love to know who bought the book and who the other passengers with pages were. Meantime, I have saved the full images (in case links below get lost).
Hakone Maru Shipboard Torashiro Kawabe
Hakone Maru Shipboard Saburo Miyamoto
Captain Hakonemaru Toru Fujita
Hakone Maru Shipboard Sumako Fukao
HALÁLSZ lGET
HALÁLSZ lGET
Hungarian.
"Nine early witty, exciting works by Jenő Rejtő can be found and read in the volume."
There is a PDF suggesting 1935 date. Google Translate of the 4 mentions of the ship:
SUEZTHE depressed. Hakone-Maru with slow glidingleft the white natural stone dams of Port-Saidand began his journey in the Suez Canal,It is covered in a pink reflex from the nearby shoredust veils swayed over the bleak African landscape and thebehind veils, about mysteriously, camels andArabs worked for something.Hakone-Maru is fifteen thousand tons, relativelyhe was a little Japanese steamer. Kolom started from Naples -buoy with Japanese crew and European passengers aon board.A young man, around 30-35 years old, at the barrier 'leaning against the twilight glow m staring at the insecure African shores. Thatexcited with anxiety mixed enthusiasm from within,which will capture all Europeans if towards the tropicstravel.This young man who W alter Lindau *led and Halle-born German practicing physicianwas calmly leaning against the ship's railing and bé *he traveled late in the night on the Suez Canalat the beginning and on both sides, as if the terrace of a hundred and sixty-one-kilometer-long summer restaurantwould be the canal banks red, green and topaz- *FLAVORING VALUES # | ^] lagífo {! H fThese are different colors of lamps, fun andthe ships behind and in front of them were signaled with a multicolored wink. ...
L 1 P T 0 N S TH EE.It's the capital of Ceylon. They arrived in Colombo b a. . . ; íThe army of Sinhalese bearers is like a savagesea battle determined pirates attack seized theship and the names of various hotels were shouted as battle cries. The nimble man of Ji-O-Éics grabbed Lindau's luggage. Thismeans three letters pronounced in English (G. O. H.)The name of the Grand Oriental Hotel in Colombo. They stumble in drizzle, humid, autumnal fogpassengers to the sloppy little steamer that is therethe steep ribs of the Hakone-Maru pant and puffunder.The Grand Oriental Hotel was located in the "Fort" part of Colombo's European business district. In the hotel room, he leaned back on the iron bed and immediately fell asleep from exhaustion. The next morning he got up,m bathed and dressed in tropical elegance,he smoked a cigarette, put on his cork helmetand set off.
SINGAPOREIt was my pleasure to board the Hakone-Maru, which will continue on two days later. To the souththe shore is already blurred.The shadows are so shortened, h o g y ahead shrunk to a dark spot a few inches,just in front of the toe. Man, if you looked down. it felt like its own shadow headwould walk while walking. The sun was moving perpendicularly15frlatí, £ deck single sSr ^ Ss-felífr TénytomS-sin glowed and nowhere in a shadow. The equator is a wonderful, terrifying phenomenon. .."They didn't feel the shock, ladies and gentlemen."GentlemenI - shouted the trite boat joke acheerful officer. - We crossed the equator. Vanalder was sick all the time.More about this source textSource text required for additional translation information
Seem to be one (or two) paintings. He returned from Europe in 1926, so maybe that was his trip?
? http://hoshinogallery.com/zuroku/z_51/index.html : contribution to
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Konishi Shoutaro
"Sunrise (Hakone Maru にて)"
1926 (Taisho 15)
http://hoshinogallery.com/zuroku/z_90/index.html
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Shotaro Konishi
"Yusho (at Hakone Maru, returning from Fukukuni)"
1926 (Taisho 15)
Mircea Eliade (see chapter 16) book: "ISABEL SI APELE DIAVOLULUI" : The hero of the book is a doctor in Far Eastern art, who had left his northern country to continue his research in India. He is obviously an alter ego of the author, and the characters, settings and events in the novel are warped shadows cast by his own Indian life. The first chapter uses Eliade's travel impressions from Port Said and from the ship "Hakone Maru". Source
Video Game War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 17, 42 https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=2449966
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Invasion Support action off Pago Pago - Coastal Guns Fire Back!
52 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
xAP Haruna Maru
xAP Hakone Maru, Shell hits 2, heavy fires, heavy damage
xAP Yoshino Maru
DD Asagao
Japanese ground losses:
67 casualties reported
Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
Non Combat: 8 destroyed, 4 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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