For Expo '70 he provided the music for the Toshiba Hall, and he has been commissioned to compose the music for the Japanese government hall at the 1975 Okinawa Marine Expo. He has also composed music for TV cartoon projects, including 'The King of the Jungle', which was shown on NBC under the title 'White Lion' this music was later incorporated into a tone poem, which was performed by the Japanese Philharmonic. He has written the background music for such year-long NHK series as 'The Life of the Flower' (1960), 'The Heaven and the Earth' (1969), 'The New Tale of Heike' (1972) and 'Kaishu Katsu' (1974), and for his contribution to the industry Tomita was awarded the prestigious Television Grand Prix for 1973. He wrote the theme music used by the Japanese gymnastics team in the 1956 Olympics and then turned to films and television, particularly the latter. This led to requests for other compositions. While still a student he submitted a composition called Wind Mills to the Japan Federation of Choral Organizations to be used by contestants in a choral competition, and it was accepted. He studied art history at Keio University in Tokyo and pursued his interest in music and electronics with private teachers. Virtuoso Electronic Performances of Debussy's Beautiful Tone Paintings by Tomita

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