Gareth Jones is shown sitting on the deck of S.S. President Coolidge, between Honolulu and Japan, with Pax Chen. See 4552955/96 &108.

Photographic reproduction of Japanese artwork depicting children looking at their reflections in a large bowl of water. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935.

Photographic reproduction of Japanese artwork depicting children looking at their reflections in a large bowl of water. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935.

Ephemera and press cuttings, 1985-2004, relating to musical, theatrical, and artistic events, together with other activities organised during the Japan 2001 festival to showcase Japanese culture.

Photographic reproduction of Japanese artwork depicting flowers (Lillies) and Butterflies. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935
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Includes 32 col photos found in an envelope marked 'Japan, Taiwan, Exotic.' These are of commercial mushroom enterprises. Most of the other photographs are of experiments and apparatus. Many are annotated on the reverse.

Photographic reproduction of Japanese artwork depicting two rabbits in part of an ornamental garden. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935
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Photographic reproduction of Japanese artwork depicting birds (probably the Brown Eared Bulbul) among branches of cherry blossom. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935.

The papers include press coverage of a visit by the Emperor and Empress of Japan to Cardiff, May 1998, and a copy of a publication by The Japan Society to mark the state visit; programme of the Wales v Japan rugby match at the Millennium Stadium in 2007 (Rugby World Cup); photocopies of press cuttings relating to LG and Hyundai investments in Wales 1996; a haiku by the chief bard Aled Gwyn in cynghanedd form, composed in 1996 to celebrate twenty years of the WDA; and a report entitled 'The impact of Cardiff 2008' produced by The Cardiff Business School.

Photographic reproductions of Japanese artwork depicting several birds on branches of a tree. Possibly collected by Gareth Vaughan Jones on his visit to Japan in 1935.