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===8th Logo (1951-1980)=== | ===8th Logo (1951-1980)=== | ||
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'''Logo:''' We see a picture of Mount Fuji with moving clouds. The white kanji "松竹映画" (which means "Shochiku Films") in a semi-cursive script and a small fan (Shochiku's emblem) fade in. | '''Logo:''' We see a picture of Mount Fuji with moving clouds. The white kanji "松竹映画" (which means "Shochiku Films") in a semi-cursive script and a small fan (Shochiku's emblem) fade in. | ||
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'''Availability:''' Seen on a lot of Japanese movies and tokusatsu of the time period such as ''Carmen Comes Home'' (1951) and ''The X From Outer Space'' (1967). Shochiku released some very famous films directed by Yasujiro Ozu (up to and including his final film in 1962, ''An Autumn Afternoon'') among others, so be on the lookout. Also seen on a Mongolian airing of the Pinky & Killers film ''The Illusion Love'' (1969). | '''Availability:''' Seen on a lot of Japanese movies and tokusatsu of the time period such as ''Carmen Comes Home'' (1951) and ''The X From Outer Space'' (1967). Shochiku released some very famous films directed by Yasujiro Ozu (up to and including his final film in 1962, ''An Autumn Afternoon'') among others, so be on the lookout. Also seen on a Mongolian airing of the Pinky & Killers film ''The Illusion Love'' (1969). | ||
===9th Logo (1980-1994?)=== | ===9th Logo (1980-1994?)=== | ||