Tooele Transcript Bulletin | 1907-02-15 | Page 6 | Japan's Knowledge of the World

japans knowledge of the world the fait fact fai t Is m we e suspect that the japanese understand the rest of the world better thin the world under stands them hem for the reason that since the opening of that country it has bad been a very bailous part of japan ese public and private business to study the rest of the world and to learn as much as about it ft japanese students have been numer ous la in almost every civilized land ac quiring not only the general arts art and sciences but also and particularly y the especial dge which was to be gained of the individual countries thus visited this knowledge saya bays the now york tribune has pi in turn tura been imparted to and has been bought by the 4 nil entire re japanese people while the world it at large has haa later inter ested itself in japan largely because of ltd its charni charm the japan eke ebe have interested in all ail the world in ane most practical sya aye teina tic and businesslike way while we have looked at and cherry blossoms they have studied constitutions and industries