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"JAPANESE BRIDES SCHOOL" 1) CU JAPANESE WOMAN PREPARING TEA FOR "TEA CEREMONY", WHICH IS PART OF JAPANESE WEDDING.2) MCU JAPANESE WOMAN MAKES SUKIKI, A JAPANESE DISH.3) MS JAPANESE BRIDE DRINKING TEA.4) CU BRIDE'S MOTHER AND BRIDE DRINKING TEA.5) CU JAPANESE BRIDE AND RELATIVES DURING "TEA CEREMONY". SV6) LS COMMISSARY STORE AT YOKOSUKI, JAPAN. UX7) LA MCU WORDS "COMMISSARY STORE" OVER ENTRANCE OF BUILDING.8) MS ENTRANCE TO COMMISSARY STORE AS SAILOR GOES INTO BUILDING.9) MLS ROADWAY SIGN "COMMANDER NAVAL FORCES FAR EAST, CDR FLEET ACTIVITIES, YOKOSUKA, JAPAN.10) MS THE SIGN.11) CU SAME AS BEFORE.12) LS BLDG. C.13) CU JAPANESE WOMAN PREPARING TEA DURING TEA CEREMONY.14) CU JAPANESE WOMAN'S HANDS PASSING BOWL OF TEA TO BRIDE; PAN: GIRL TAKES TEA. UX AND SCENE.15) MCU SAILOR AND HIS JAPANESE BRIDE-TO-BE DRINK TEA. FUZZY.16) CU SAILOR DRINKS TEA. FUZZY.17) MS OPEN JAPANESE MARKET IN YOKO, JAPAN. WOMAN AND HER DAUGHTER RETURNING HOME FROM MARKET.18) MS JAPANESE GIRL ARM-IN-ARM WITH A RED CROSS ER WHO IS SPONSORING HER, AND WALKING DOWN AISLE OF CHAPEL; THEY STOP AND RED CROSS WORKER STEPS INTO ONE OF THE PEWS, AS THE SAILOR STEPS NEAR THE ALTAR; CHAPLAIN STANDS AT THE ALTAR.19) MCU PEOPLE WATCHING MARRIAGE CEREMONY.20) CU WOMAN WATCHING CEREMONY.21) CU AMERICAN SAILOR AND HIS JAPANESE BRIDE, LEFT IS CHAPLAIN PERFROMING CEREMONY. SV22) CU SAILOR PLACES WEDDING RING ON HIS BRIDE'S FINGER.23) CU JAPANESE GIRL'S HANDS AS SAILOR PLACES RING ON HER FINGER.24) CU BACK OF SAILOR AND HIS BRIDE; THE CHAPLAIN READS FROM BOOK.25) CU HEAD AND SHOULDERS OF CHAPLAIN AS HE READS.26) CU HEAD OF SAILOR AS HE TURNS AND LOOKS AT HIS WIFE AND SMILES AT HER.27) MS JAPANESE SUPERMARKET, AN ARRAY OF VARIOUS VEGETABLES; JAPANESE GIRL AND HER SISTER BEGIN TO SELECT VEGETABLES.28) MCU TWO GIRLS LOOKING AT SOME BEAN SPROUTS.29) MCU TWO JAPANESE BUY SOME FRUIT. SV (unedited, silent) (March 1956) See also 428-npc-117.

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