"He just gave me six or seven tones, the crane feeling, and said he was going to play them twice. I have never done it before, but I would like to do again…He is a person who can get the real Japanese mood of our music," (Shinichi Yuize) "The result was a nostalgic, bewitchingly evocative piece in which the tinkling of the koto strings seemed to flow out behind the bubbling clarinet tones. It conjured up an image of a flock of cranes in stately formation." (Newsweek)

- January 3, 1960 - Tokyo TBS Radio Hall: show (30 minute), organized by TBS director Yasayaki Ishihara; Tony Scott(cl, p, bass cl), with Masao Yagi(p), Masnaga Harada, Masahiko Togashi(d).
- February 12 - Meiji University: 4 Hours Lecture and Concert with Meiji University Big band Big Sound Society, playing for about 3,000 students. In program I Got Rhythm (T.Scott: cl), Perdido (T.Scott: pn, vcl), Blues for Meiji (T.Scott : cl, pn), Kuno Ryuzo(cl)
- NHK Television program: he played with a quintet made up of Japan's most famous jazz performers: Hideiko 'Sleepy' Matsumoto(ts), Elichi Fujii(p), Matsuru Ono(b), Irao Shirachi(dr) and Nobu Ohara and his Sharps and Flats Big Band. The music was arranged by Tony Scott.
- 1° Japan Jazz Festival in Tokyo.
- Arthur Godfrey Monday Night Radio Program (1 hour): Tony Scott with Yuize,(koto), Moryasu(singer), Oyama(shamisen).
- Concert Tony Scott and Shinichi Yuize with a 24 Piece Koto Orchestra and 5 shakuhachi.
- Hot Club of Japan: Lectures at meetings.
- American Armed Forces Radio (Far East Network) Jazz Programs with disc jockeys Dan Doherty and Jack Tyson.
- Clubs ' concerts and with a trio made up of musicians Kuni Sugano(p), Suzuki(b) and Shoji Otsuka(dr)
- Palace's garden of Prince Takumatsu: a concert with Shinichi Yuize in Duo and a concert with Kuni Sugano Trio.
- The Copacabana Club: concert with the Tommy Palmer's Band Of Japan and Yuize(koto)
- Half hour color TV Show for president Eisenhower's arrival: Tony Scott And All Star Group Tony Scott(cl), Sleepy Matsumoto(ts), Fujii(p),One Mitsuru(b), Shiraki(d).
- Asahi Studio: recording Session, Tony Scott(cl), Kyohei Uyama(gt), Kunihiko Sugano(p), Isao Suzuki(b), George Otsuka(d): Blues for Nightfall (Tony Scott) (Asahi Sonorama Vol.1 rec.4)
- Movie: Kanpai- Gokigen Yaroh, directed by Masaharu Segawa, produced by Toei Motion Pictures: playing Blues for Charlie Parker with Masao Yagi(p), Isao Suzuki(b), Yasuhiko Togashi(d).

On September 13th 1960, Tony Scott left Japan for Indonesia on a 50 day grant from State Department USIS to play, teach and lecture about jazz:

Indonesia, Djakarta
- Government Radio Station: Jazz workshop and concert with a 16 piece band and with some other musicians.
- American Embassy Garden: first concert( 3 hours) playing with the Radio Orchestra featuring different groups - Concerts with All Star Group composed of top Indonesian musicians: Nick Mamahit(p), Jack Lemmers(g), Marjono(ts) - Several more concerts with the smaller groups and several broadcast.

Indonesia- Surabaya
- radio concerts and studio recording sessions: Tony Scott with Bubi Chen Quartet - Bubi Chen(ts), Jack Lemmers(g),Yopi Chen(b), Nico Chen(dr) - and with Gamelan and Krontjong Orchestra.

"Bubi is a very modern pianist and with Jack we were able to get some very modern sounds going. The Chens are of Chinese descent and their family has been in Indonesia seven generations. Bubi and Jack are among the highest calibre modern jazz musicians. I also used a Gamelan orchestra and Krontjong orchestra from the radio station. By this time I was familiar with Indonesia classical and folk music and our concerts were divided into jazz, Gamelan, Krontjong, and jazz vocals by Dee Walujo (who's favorite singer is Ella)" (Tony Scott)

Some songs:
Tony Scott, 1 harp player: Mountain Boy Playing the flute
Tony Scott(cl), 2 zithers players , 1 flute player: Kechapi Music
Tony Scott(cl), Bubi Chen(p), Yopi (b), Nico Chen(d): Pelok Blues

"In Central Java there is a type of instrument, unlike anything else in Indonesia, which is called the Kechapi. It is a stringed instrument which is played like a harp. In a trio, one is pitched low, the other high, and, with a bamboo flute, forms a charming trio. The sound is like that of the Middle east and after listening to and recording the trio, I ventured playing with them, playing the part usually taken by the flute. Using their scale and style I recorded with them and the flute player titled it for me: 'Mountain Boy Play the Flute'. I improvised melody with variations, in their style, which amazed the musicians who knew me only as a musician who played that strange music they heard in the studios." (Tony Scott)

- Concerts sponsored by Government Radio
- Concerts in small Indonesian towns not covered by USIS schedule

Bali
- Tony Scott with an all women's Balinese Traditional Orchestra: concert

"I spent a week in Bali listening, looking and taking photos. I learned how to chant phrases from the famous Monkey Dance (my teacher was a very old man who was the leader of the group which put on shows for the tourists twice a week) They were very surprised at my interest and when I was able to chant the phrases they were amazed. Everyone was sitting on his haunches, including me, as we chanted, smoked, and laughed at my efforts. We spent a very exciting hour together. The typical Balinese works at a day job, but is also a musician, painter, sculptor , dancer or singer. The arts are all tied in with their religion, Hinduism, and there is a constant stream of holidays and festivals which the tourists can enjoy by being there." (Tony Scott)

Bandung
- Indonesian Army and Universities Concerts (one week) with Bubi Chen Quartet: Bubi Chen(p), Nico Chen (d), and Yopi Chen (b), and Jack Lemmers(g)

Singapore
- Meets many musicians, lots of jam sessions and talk sessions; plays with Ahmad Wayneet(p) Quintet.

On November 16, 1960 Tony Scott finished his grant in Singapore, and continued to travel in and out of Japan till the beginning of 1965:

Malaysia
- Palace of Prince Tunku: concert with the Malaysia Radio Orchestra (big band composition and arrangements by Scott).
- Nightclub concerts for one month.