attrait touristique du canada

1909: HARRY REDMOND JR., who did special effects on the original "King Kong" and "Son of Kong", is born in New York City.
��� MARY FIELD, who played Oapos;Haraapos;s secretary in "Mighty Joe Young", is born in New York City.

1924: NIGEL GREEN, who was the bulletin announcer in "Gorgo", is born in South Africa. He also played Tom in "Mysterious Island" and Hercules in "Jason and the Argonauts".

1927: EISUKE YODA is born in Tokyo. He did the voices of Yellow Jaguar and Crimson King Crab on "Kikaida", Titanian No. 1 on "Iron King", Blue Hakaida and Raijin Minus on "Kikaida 01", Giras-Q on "Super Robot Red Baron", Hinoyama Kamen on "Secret Task Force Goranger", Jigoku Ryu on "Vigilante Zubat", Bazukaado on "Space Ironmen Kyodyne", and Chuubo on "Super Manchine: Metalder", and appeared onscreen as a hotel manager on Episode 8 of "Booska", Episode 24 of "Operation: Mystery", Magagi on Episode 46 of "Kamen Rider", Mr. X on Episode 51 of "Goranger", Shiuzo Otaguro on Episode 35 of "Battle Fever J", and Shigeyoshi Takabe on Episode 4 of "Rescue Task Force Go-Go V".

1929: LARRY ROBINSON, voice actor on the U.S. Dubs of Atragon", "Godzilla vs. The Thing" (both as Yu Fujikiapos;s characters), "Godzilla vs. The Sea Monster", "The Space Giants", and "Son of Godzilla", is born in New York City.

1930: ICHIRO NAKAYA, who played a medical clinic doctor in "Rodan", is born in Sapporo.

1942: KYOKO ENAMI, who played Karen in "Gamera vs. Barugon", is born in Tokyo. She also starred in "The Whale God".

1944: HAIM SABAN, executive producer of "Mighty Morphinapos; Power Rangers", "V.R. Troopers", "Masked Rider", "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie", "Power Rangers Zeo", "Big Bad Beetleborgs", "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie", "Power Rangers Turbo", "Beetleborgs Metallix", "Power Rangers in Space", "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy", "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue", and "Power Rangers Time Force", is born in Alexandria, Egypt.

1946: WATARU MITSUI, who played Ueno Ippei on "Return of Ultraman" and a Shurikenger disguise on "Stealth Wind Task Force Hurricanger", is born. He also played Phantom Uzuki in Episodes 12 13 of "Iron King", and was in Episode 17 of "Storm Cloud: Lion Maru", Episode 27 of "Fireman", and Episode 40 of "Kamen Rider V3",

1959: MASAKO KATSUKI, who played NejiYellow and NejiSophia on "Electromagnetic Task Force Megaranger", is born in Aomori, Japan.

1961: TAKENORI SENTO, who produced "Ringu" and co-wrote "Shikoku", is born in Yokohama.

1967: Episode 3 of "Ultra Seven", "Secret of the Lake", premieres on Japanese TV.

1971: Episode 28 of "Return of Ultraman", "Operation: Ultra Special Attack", debuts on Japanese TV.
��� "Gamera vs. Gaos" is released in West Germany.

1972: Episode 45 of "Mirrorman", "The Boy and the Black Monster: Blackgon", debuts on Japanese TV.
��� Episode 29 of "Superhuman Barom-1" debuts on Japanese TV.
��� Episode 16 of "Iron King", "Defeat, Toragilas", debuts on Japanese TV.

1976: Episode 29 of "Space Ironmen Kyodyne", "A Flower of Blood? The Lash Nears the Beauty", debuts on Japanese TV.
��� Episode 28 of "Little Superman: Ganbaron", "Big Trouble Dowarukinapos;s Ally Shines?", debuts on Japanese TV.

1977: Episode 25 of "JAKQ Blitzkrieg Squad", "Victory? Or Death? The Demon General and the Mechanized Corps", debuts on Japanese TV.

1979: Episode 24 of "Megaloman: Warrior of Fire", "Megaloman Annihilated", debuts on Japanese TV.

1982: Episode 27 of "Space Sheriff Gavan" debuts on Japanese TV.
��� YOKO MAKI, who played Aya in "The Princess Blade", a nurse in "J-Horror Theater Vol. 1: Infection", and Yoko in "The Grudge", is born in Chiba, Japan. She was also in "Battle Royale II".

1983: Episode 37 of "Science Task Force Dynaman", "Female General Zenobia", debuts on Japanese TV.

1988: Episode 33 of "Super Animal Task Force Liveman", "Fight On, Little Iron Robo", debuts on Japanese TV.

1993: Episode 34 of "Five-Star Task Force Dairanger", "Thorn-Thorn Girl Hunting", debuts on Japanese TV.

1995: Episode 36 of "Heavy Armored: Beetle Fighter", "Heavy Armor -- Ultra Transformation", debuts on Japanese TV.

2000: Episode 36 of "Kamen Rider Kuuga", "Complication", debuts on Japanese TV.

2002: Volume One of "Kikaida" is released on DVD in Hawaii.

2005: Episode 16 of "Ultraman Max", "Who Am I?", debuts on Japanese TV.

2008: "Death Note II" is released on a limited run in the U.S.
attrait touristique du canada, attraits touristique, attraits touristiques.