The Gist of Japan: The Islands, Their People, and Missions

by R. B. Peery

Okayama, [18].

Omiiki, founder of Tenrikyo, [138].

Open ports, [19].

Originality, native, [63].

Outlook in Japan, [306]; bright to spiritual eye, [317].

Parental relation, [133].

Parental respect, [57]; great ethical principle, [116].

Passports, [246].

Patriotism, extreme, [55]; hinders Christianity, [272], [313].

Perry, Commodore, and the opening of Japan, [44].