Journal 7 July 1965 Inuyama, Aichi, Japan. I saw that births in fall in 1961, first yr. after introduced, & that later they occurred earlier, peak about May; so a shift in time of births - not year around in any one year. Add part under M. fuscata, 7 to 11 July. 12 July 1965. Slow train; arrived Kago. 3 p.m. Taxi to main monkey park, where Mr. MIURA in charge. Owned, newly. This was center of troops, paw studied by Kawamura (1965 article). About a dozen animals being fed apples, say lions, near office shock. People pay 50 Y admission. Very tame; many eat from hand. Miura said about 95 total; peak births May; 16 born + 1 died; none pregnant now. Melt seemed completed. Animals in good condition. Being completed was monkey fence enclosing 2360' tembo