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Japanese DCs Donate $10,000 to Chiropractic Centennial

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The Doctors of Chiropractic Liaison Council of Japan (DCLC) has raised a total of $10,000 for the efforts of the Chiropractic Centennial Foundation (CCF). "DC" would like to extend a special thank you to the following chiropractors who have generously contributed the amounts listed below (100 yen equals approximately $1.18):

Chiropractor Amount Donated (yen)
 
Masahiro Goto 20,000
Kenzo Kase 20,000
Shingo Fukinbara 20,000
Tokuyuki Wakiyama 70,000
Mitsumasa Endo 20,000
Yoshihiro Suzuki 20,000
Yoshitaka Kinomura 20,000
Masayoshi Morita 20,000
Norihiro Yamada 20,000
Masayuki Hara 20,000
Fumiyasu Nakashima 20,000
Hiroharu Wakaki 20,000
Yoshikazu Nakano 20,000
Masaaki Sano 20,000
Kazuma Tsuji 5,000
Kouzou Kobayashi 5,000
Yoshikazu Fujiki 5,000
Shouichi Tamura 5,000
Toshikazu Fujiki 5,000
Yukio Akita 5,000
Teruhiko Kitou 5,000
Shinyuu Fujiwara 20,000
Udayuu Tada 5,000
Hisashi Mizuso 5,000
Kimio Mera 10,000
Masao Seki 5,000
Susumu Shinozuka 20,000
Takahiro Takigawa 5,000
Kaname Takahasi 5,000
Haruyasu Takamizawa 5,000
Masaaki Toda 20,000
Nobuo Takano 5,000
Hidenori Shinguu 3,000
Hiroshi Watanabe 4,000
Kouichi Kudou 10,000
Takahisa Suzuki 10,000
Kazuo Fujimaru 5,000
Masakatsu Aga 5,000
Hideko Kasuge 10,000
Isamu Yasuda 10,000
 
Grand Total 527,000 Yen = $10,000

September 1995
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