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	（英会話リスニングスクリプト） Interestingly, the reasons for this love of classical music can be found in the military history of Japan. At the beginning of the First World War the Japanese, as enemies of the Germans, took control of a German-occupied island in the Pacific called Qingdao. 5,000 German soldiers were taken prisoner and brought back to prison camps in Japan. The prisoners were encouraged to enjoy sport and culture. They enjoyed playing classical music, especially Beethoven, greatly influencing their Japanese prison guards. The second part of this story happened twenty years later. When Hitler came to power in Germany, many Jewish musicians decided to leave the country. One of them, the conductor Joseph Rosenstock, came to Japan to develop the Japanese Radio Orchestra. Audiences thought he was wonderful and, even now, he is a kind of father figure to Japanese musicians. Rosenstock started the tradition of playing Beethoven's Ninth during the last few days of December, and this has continued right up to the present day. On December 4, 1983, an estimated 10,000 people took part in a performance of Beethoven's Ninth in the Osaka area.
097	（英会話リスニングスクリプト） Recently people in London were seen staring through the window of a strange new restaurant. Customers were sitting at a bar on stools and selecting brightly-coloured pieces of fish from a conveyor belt. Conveyor belt or kaiten sushi had arrived in Britain. Kaiten sushi was invented in the northern Japanese city of Sendai in the late 1960s, and, since then, more than 20,000 shops have opened in Japan. Until then most sushi shops were very traditional and served a wide range of delicacies in an intimate atmosphere. The quality of the sushi was much higher than in a kaiten sushi, but the price was much higher as well.
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