2nd Issue, July B.C. LUMBER WORKER : 5

JOE MIYAZAWA VISITS
The Japanese Metal Industry

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Photographs displayed on pages 5 and 8 of this issue show a few of the places in Japan visited by
Joe Miyazawa, IWA Associate Director of Research and Education, who recently spent six months
there on’ loan to the International Metal Workers’ Federation, surveying for them conditions in the
metal-working industries.

INSPECTION of the Daihatsu Manufacturing Company Plant is made by Joe Miyazawa, ; ‘ foe 7 Fae
(second from left), in company with Union Officials. The Plant produces the three- ene ae Staten ce Te oie ataaneUStaas ate ce meaner
wheeled motor vehicles used so extensively in Japan and the rest of the Far East. Ski

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single steel-producing plant in Asia, and covers approximately five miles
of waterfront on the Island of Kyushu where it is located.

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