Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A myriad of logos and credits from "Goyokin" (1969).
"Goyokin" was both the first Panavision production in Japan and Fuji Telecasting's (known better today as Fuji Television) first foray into theatrical film production. Tokyo Eiga Co., Ltd. was a subsidiary of Toho Co., Ltd.
This particular Toho logo variant (seen on anamorphic Toho-distrib'd flix of the mid-to-late '60s) is arguably the company's most beautiful.
A myriad of logos and credits from "Goyokin" (1969).
"Goyokin" was both the first Panavision production in Japan and Fuji Telecasting's (known better today as Fuji Television) first foray into theatrical film production. Tokyo Eiga Co., Ltd. was a subsidiary of Toho Co., Ltd.
This particular Toho logo variant (seen on anamorphic Toho-distrib'd flix of the mid-to-late '60s) is arguably the company's most beautiful.










