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A party of white Kotobuki of Mr. Koji Fushimi that the parti...

The party that celebrated white Kotobuki of Mr. Koji Fushimi who reached calendar year 99 years old was bachelor Hall of Tokyo / Kanda in the afternoon of 3rd, and it was opened. Mr. Fushimi 1909 (is born in June 29, 1909 as for this year number ¤¨¤Î 99 years old.) The people who exceeded 200 of a wide field gathered in the meeting place with an open thing by an appeal of people of more than 70 who included all committees of seven world peace appeals Committee.
¡¡When the meeting was pushed forward by the chairmanship of the association of Masuhiko Otsuka / former atomic energy security study managing director director of the pupil of Mr. Fushimi and acted as a Councilor with Kenzo Yamamoto who was in Nagoya University when Fushimi teacher was invited to the first generation director of Nagoya University institute of plasma physics first in 1961 from 1983, Wakako Hironaka who worked as a fellow worker between 3 in the latter half spoke a congratulatory address. Jiro Kondo of the former Natl. Inst. for Environmental Studies head who acted as Chairperson at Science Council of Japan after Mr. Fushimi successively asked it leading of the toast.

About the Committee of Seven for World Peace Appeal

As of October 13, 2006
The Committee of Seven for World Peace Appeal was established in Japan in 1955. Since then 89 appeals were addressed to Japanese and World community. All appeals have been based on humanity and peaceful spirit of the Japanese Constitution. The past members include Hideki Yukawa (Nobel Laureate in physics in 1949), Sin-itiro Tomonaga (Nobel Laureate in physics in 1965), Yasunari Kawabata (Nobel Laureate in literature in 1968) and Masatoshi KOSHIBA (Nobel Laureate in physics in 2002).

Members of the Committee of Seven for World Peace Appeal

HUSIMI Kodi, physicist
Professor Emeritus, Osaka University and Nagoya University; Former
President; Science Council of Japan; Former member, The House of Councilors,
Japan
MUSHAKOJI Kinhide, researcher on international politics
Professor and Director, Center for Asia Pacific Partnership, Osaka University of Economics and Law; Former Vice-Rector, United Nations University
TSUCHIYAMA Hideo, pathologist
Professor Emeritus and Former President, Nagasaki University
OISHI Yoshino, photo journalist
Professor, Tokyo Polytechnic University
INOUE Hisashi, writer
President. Japan P.E.N. Club
IKEDA Kayoko, translator on German literature; researcher on oral literature
KONUMA Michiji, physicist
Professor Emeritus. Keio University and Musashi Institute of Technology
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