Luna Park, Tokyo

Ngam parkeeji goɗɗi ɗi innde wootere anndaa, 

 ƴeew Luna Park. 
Damal mawngal Luna Park. E nder golle mum e hitaande 1910 e 1911, Luna Park (Runa pāku, anndiraaɗo kadi Asakusa Luna Park) woni nokku gadano oon innde udditteende to Japon. Jogaaɗo e mahi ɗum e sosiyatee natal Japon biyeteeɗo Yoshizawa Shōten (ko Ken'ichi Kawaura ardii) e nder diiwaan Tokiyoo Asakusa, park oo waɗiraa ko ngam ƴeewde nokku ɗo Luna Park asliijo mahiraa to Brooklyn, to New York e hitaande 1903.

Ko wonaa ɗum koo, park oo ina woodi lebbi jeetati tan, ina wuli e lewru abriil 1911. Luna Park ina ɓuuɓna e nder ngonkaaji tuumaaɗi e sahaa gooto, ko wayi no teyaaɗe ɗiɗi ɗe Yoshizawa Shōten joginoo kadi ngam fiyde to Osaka.

Tato musibbaaji ɗii njani Kawaura e sosiyetee mum e sahaa mum ɓurɗo waawde. Industry film Japon oo ina 6eydoo 6eydaade e nder 6amtaare e fedde nde 6e 6amtoo6e Amerik. Kawaura, tampere travails gollodaade e Yoshizawa Shōten, soodi sosiyetee oo to Shōkichi Umeya (jom M. Pathe) fotde 375 000 dolaar Amerik. Ndeen Kawaura fellitii mahde nokku keso Luna, wonaa to Tokyo kono to Osaka e nokku mum. Parke keso oo udditaa ko e hitaande 1912, o jooɗii e golle haa hitaande 

 Isolde Standish A New History of Japanese Cinema: A Century of Narrative Film (Continuum International Publishing Group 2006) The Problem of Cinema - Swarming Ants and Elusive Villains: Zigomar and the Problem of Cinema in 1910s Japan The Problem of Cinema - Swarming Ants and Elusive Villains: Zigomar and the Problem of Cinema in 1910s Japan.Miodrag Mitrašinović, Total Landscape, Theme Parks, Public Space (Ashgate Publishing 2006) .Comments in Sakutarō Hagiwara's Rats' Nests: The Collected Poetry of Hagiwara Sakutarō (Yakusha 1993)  

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 Isolde Standish, A New History of Japanese Cinema: A Century of Narrative Film (Continuum International Publishing Group 2006) .David Richard Ambaras reports in Bad Youth: Juvenile Delinquency and the Politics of Everyday Life in Modern Japan (University of California Press 2006, ) that the popular park acquired a reputation for harboring juvenile delinquency, citing a 1911 article in New Review (Shin kóron), in which there were accounts in which local officials either ignored or supported the activities of pickpocket gangs in Asakura..Joseph L. Anderson and Donald Richie, The Japanese Film: Art and Industry (Princeton University Press 1982) .