I appreciate that you uploaded this video to TH-cam. I was born and raised in Sasebo, and I was only 14 years old in 1965. Your video reminded me of the good old days in my hometown.
Thank you for showing. I was born and grew up there until I joined JMSDF- kind a Navy. Unfortunately, I have missed Sasebo so far except back home per year, as I had been stationed at another base town- Kure for SUB and SUB Rescue service. 10 years workplace after retirement has been also far from Sasebo. One of my big mistakes is that I did not stay there.
Great video and thank you for uploading. I was stationed there from 1998-2010. I got lucky and got 3 4 year tours back to back. SASEBO Japan will always be special to me. Such great memories and great people. Close to Fukuoka city for good times there as well. Farewell Sasebo Japan. We will miss you. Hello from Seattle WA. MM2(sw)Reed J. U.S.N
Ah, the memories. My last time in Sasebo was July 4, 1967. I was on a tin can pulling some r&r after a couple weeks on Operation Sea Dragon. It was supposed to be liberty, but the OOD stopped me on the Quarterdeck and assigned me to shore patrol. I was furious. However, it turned into a memorable night ashore. I'm really surprised and glad to find such a nice video from that era. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this great example of how is it was in the old days, when sailors were required to wear their uniforms while on liberty. I was on the USS Oriskany (CVA-34), from 1967 to 1970 and visited Sasebo many times. In my opinion, it was the best liberty port in Japan, due to its friendly people, great weather and good food (Kyushu Ramen is the best) .
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自分が生まれた年の生まれた街を見られて嬉しい♥
特に01:35の京町の風景、ユニード佐世保店(→後のダイエー佐世保店)とその手前の精肉店(現存、営業中)、03:38の市バスのデザインが懐かしい‼️
後の四ヶ町がアーケードじゃないのがびっくり((((；ﾟДﾟ))))
Thank you‼️👍👍👍😊
It is great to see the stores and City the way it was in 1966. History is preserved
同じ意見です‼️😉👍👍👍
I appreciate that you uploaded this video to TH-cam. I was born and raised in Sasebo, and I was only 14 years old in 1965. Your video reminded me of the good old days in my hometown.
Thank you UP video! I was born 1965 in Sasebo
I am 75yeras old Japanes.I was 1966 leve in SASEBO 6 years.
Me too, I was born in 1965
Please come back. We'll be waiting
Thank you for uploading. I was born in Jan,1963 and raised untill 20-year-pld. Now I live in Kyoto and miss may boyhood.
Thank you for showing. I was born and grew up there until I joined JMSDF- kind a Navy. Unfortunately, I have missed Sasebo so far except back home per year, as I had been stationed at another base town- Kure for SUB and SUB Rescue service. 10 years workplace after retirement has been also far from Sasebo. One of my big mistakes is that I did not stay there.
Great video and thank you for uploading. I was stationed there from 1998-2010. I got lucky and got 3 4 year tours back to back. SASEBO Japan will always be special to me. Such great memories and great people. Close to Fukuoka city for good times there as well. Farewell Sasebo Japan. We will miss you. Hello from Seattle WA. MM2(sw)Reed J. U.S.N
Thanks for sharing...nice that you had access to color film also at that time. Had family stationed there at that time.
Ah, the memories. My last time in Sasebo was July 4, 1967. I was on a tin can pulling some r&r after a couple weeks on Operation Sea Dragon. It was supposed to be liberty, but the OOD stopped me on the Quarterdeck and assigned me to shore patrol. I was furious. However, it turned into a memorable night ashore. I'm really surprised and glad to find such a nice video from that era. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this great example of how is it was in the old days, when sailors were required to wear their uniforms while on liberty. I was on the USS Oriskany (CVA-34), from 1967 to 1970 and visited Sasebo many times. In my opinion, it was the best liberty port in Japan, due to its friendly people, great weather and good food (Kyushu Ramen is the best) .
thanks for wonderful pictures.I was borned @Sasebo →1959 son
My father served aboard from 1966-70
😔🙏🏻life isn't the same without my Dad constantly telling me about the Ticonderoga I have his footage, why can't he see this.
I was borned too... such an old but something so beautiful and mellow ..these days..
Yep, Sasebo was a good Liberty. Spent 28 days there in a civilian shipyard. Paradise Alley :>).
West Pac '67, '68.
Why is the back ground music is manny pa quip singing lol 😂
バックグラウンドミュージックげ何処の国やねん？タバスコ～って❔佐世保は日本じゃ❗
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