A Japanese radio technical expert, Mr Chuhci Anazawa, has arrived in Sydney to study the reception of Japanese radio broadcasts and Australian methods of broadcasting. Mr Anazawa, who is visiting Australia at the request of the Japanese Foreign Office, will later proceed to Melbourne and thence to New Zealand. He will revisit Sydney and then travel north. Mr Anazawa said that Australian broadcasts were heard all the year round in Japan, but only by those who had Special permission to listen to short-wave broadcasts.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24415, 28 September 1940, Page 12
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