Renown
Renown is a company based in Japan whose activities the main ones are the production of textiles and clothing.
It manufactures textile products and their raw materials and sells men's and women's clothing.
Renown has become a leader of Japanese fashion in the 1960s.
Mieko Hirota, Japanese pop singer sang their commercial song in 1964 and Sylvie Vartan sang in 1965.
This commercial song was written by Asei Kobayashi,
famous composer of "Science Ninja Team Gatchaman".
Renown TV commercial featured a fashion leader popular among young women at this time.
Renown shot the commercial with a $10,000 contract in 1965 when Sylvie Vartan arrived for the first time in Japan.
This CM song performed by the greatest singers of Japan and France won the CM labor award of this time.
This Japanese CM popularized pop art and Ye Ye.
The Japanese record company could not publish this song.
Because Mieko Hirota belongs to Columbia Records
and Sylvie Vartan belongs to Victor Records.
However, Sylvie Vartan and Mieko Hirota were included
in the 7-inch sound show with a bonus to the promotional book
promoted by Renown at this time.
It was just a few promotions distributed in the 60s fashion market, not the record market.
This is a non-commercial item designed to popularize washing knitwear and sweaters with a fully automatic washing machine.
On July 1, 1965, 日立製作所 (Hitachi, Ltd.) and Renown and ライオン油脂 (Lion Corporation : detergent company) co-sponsored
and published this publication under the supervision of 洗濯科学協会 (Japan Laundry Science Association).
It seems that this association was a group of diffusion of machines fully automatic washing at this time.
They say it's safe to clean knits and sweaters using detergents and washing machines in this book called "くらしと洗濯" (Life and laundry).
12pages, 20.5 cm x 18 cm colour book that
Hitachi forpropagation for their washing machines,
Lion Corporation for their detergents,
And to appeal that the clothes of Renown is a laundry resistant product.
Blue flexi vinyl disc 7inch 45rpm RENOWN Commercial Song
Track 1 Sylvie Vartan - Wansaka Musume (1965)
Track 2 Mieko Hirota - Wansaka Musume (1964)
It manufactures textile products and their raw materials and sells men's and women's clothing.
Renown has become a leader of Japanese fashion in the 1960s.
Mieko Hirota, Japanese pop singer sang their commercial song in 1964 and Sylvie Vartan sang in 1965.
This commercial song was written by Asei Kobayashi,
famous composer of "Science Ninja Team Gatchaman".
Renown TV commercial featured a fashion leader popular among young women at this time.
Renown shot the commercial with a $10,000 contract in 1965 when Sylvie Vartan arrived for the first time in Japan.
This CM song performed by the greatest singers of Japan and France won the CM labor award of this time.
This Japanese CM popularized pop art and Ye Ye.
The Japanese record company could not publish this song.
Because Mieko Hirota belongs to Columbia Records
and Sylvie Vartan belongs to Victor Records.
However, Sylvie Vartan and Mieko Hirota were included
in the 7-inch sound show with a bonus to the promotional book
promoted by Renown at this time.
It was just a few promotions distributed in the 60s fashion market, not the record market.
This is a non-commercial item designed to popularize washing knitwear and sweaters with a fully automatic washing machine.
On July 1, 1965, 日立製作所 (Hitachi, Ltd.) and Renown and ライオン油脂 (Lion Corporation : detergent company) co-sponsored
and published this publication under the supervision of 洗濯科学協会 (Japan Laundry Science Association).
It seems that this association was a group of diffusion of machines fully automatic washing at this time.
They say it's safe to clean knits and sweaters using detergents and washing machines in this book called "くらしと洗濯" (Life and laundry).
12pages, 20.5 cm x 18 cm colour book that
Hitachi forpropagation for their washing machines,
Lion Corporation for their detergents,
And to appeal that the clothes of Renown is a laundry resistant product.
Blue flexi vinyl disc 7inch 45rpm RENOWN Commercial Song
Track 1 Sylvie Vartan - Wansaka Musume (1965)
Track 2 Mieko Hirota - Wansaka Musume (1964)