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February
1962 |
OISCA study group journeys
to India, Pakistan and the Philippines.
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May 1962 |
Second Congress
for Cultivating Universal Human Spirit--602 persons from 28 countries participated. |
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1963 |
OISCA Philippines
and OISCA Hong Kong established. |
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March 1963 |
OISCA receives
its first group of trainees from the Philippines. |
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January 1964 |
President
Yonosuke Nakano makes a first tour to Asian countries. |
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August 1964 |
Fifth Congress
for Cultivating Universal Human Spirit. |
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October 1964 |
OISCA representative office
established in Bangkok. |
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May 1965 |
First OISCA
Supreme Council Meeting. |
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September
1965 |
Japan-Philippines
joint committee meeting on industrial development. |
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May 1966 |
Following
the first 7 member study group for agricultural development in India, several
groups for development support are sent to India and the Philippines, initiating
full scale development cooperation. |
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July 1966 |
first "OISCA
Day" in Tokyo. |
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September
1967 |
Regular program
for receiving trainees from overseas started. |
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December
1967 |
Chubu-Nippon
(Central Japan) Training Center constructed. |
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February-April
1968 |
Nishi-Nippon
(Western Japan) and Shikoku Training Centers successively constructed. |
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May 1969 |
OISCA Industrial
Development Body established as a Japanese non-profit foundation. |
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November
1970 |
OISCA rescue operation for
people suffering from a disaster in East Pakistan--groups dispatched for
investigation and medical treatment in advance of help from the United Nations
and Japanese and other government. |
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