context: Tenavia was the first to publish a Finnish children's magazine, The Children's Magazine of the Picture and Word publishing house, publishing a few strips featuring Jaska Jokus and Tellua in 1956 and in 1958 under the name Pirkko and Pekka. [188] [189] However, the series was actually brought to Finland by the Sanoma company. The initiator was Aatos Erkko, who was the editor-in-chief of Weekly News in the late 1950s, looking for suitable cartoons abroad for the company's magazines. According to Erko, the Finnish names for Tenava and its characters were invented by himself and Juhana Perkki, Simopekka Nortamo and Mary Wuorio. The name Jaska Jokunen is mentioned as invented by Erko himself, but most of the names were invented by Perk, [190] who was then the financial manager of Sanoma Oy. [189] The first Tenavat strips appeared in Finnish on October 30, 1959 at the same time in Ilta-Sanomat and Viikkosanom. [191] Ilta-Sanomat will continue to publish Tenavia.
question: When did Jaska Jokunen's character come to Finland?
answers.text: 1956