ON THE FINAL DAY OF HIS FIVE-DAY VISIT TO WEST GERMANY, GENERAL KAN OHMORI, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE JAPANESE ARMY, SPENT YESTERDAY (SUNDAY) SIGHT-SEEING IN BERLIN.

THE GENERAL, ACCOMPANIED BY HIS ADJUTANT AND THE JAPANESE MILITARY ATTACHE, COLONEL EIZO HORI, SPENT MUCH OF THE DAY TOURING THE WALL WHICH DIVIDES THE CITY. HE VISITED THE AMERICAN SECTOR, AND THEN WENT TO THE BRANDENBURG GATE. CARRYING A CINE-CAMERA, HE TOOK PICTURES OF THE WALL, AND EAST BERLIN - SEEN OVER THE WALL. A GUIDE ACCOMPANIED THE PARTY AND POINTED OUT SOME OF THE INTERESTING FEATURES OF BOTH SIDES OF THE CITY.

GENERAL OHMORI CAME TO GERMANY IN RESPONSE TO AN INVITATION FROM THE GERMAN ARMY. HE HAS SPENT MOST OF HIS TRIP TOURING MILITARY UNITS AND INSTALLATIONS.