Visit to the palace of a Japanese millionaire 4 A museum of Japanese art and a unique entertainment 4 Our host, an orthodox Shinto and Buddhist 5 Conference of missionaries and their native helpers 5 The pastor of the Tokyo church invites us to his home 5 Reception at the Women's College of Japan, and an address there 5 A distinguished company of educators at dinner 6 We give a dinner to Rochester men and their wives 7 A good specimen of missionary hilarity and fellowship 7 The temple of Kamakura and its great bronze Buddha 7 The temple of Hachiman, the god of war 8 Supplemented by the temple of Kwannon, the goddess of mercy 8 Japan enriched by manufacture of munitions 8 A native Christian church and pastor at Kanagawa 9 Immorality, the curse of Japan, shows its need of Christianity 10 Wonders of its Inland Sea, and great gifts of its people 10 II. A WEEK-END IN CHINA 13-22 Hongkong, wonderful for situation and for trade 15 Swatow, and our arrival there 15 Chinese customs, and English collection of them 16 The mission compound of Swatow, one of our noblest 16 Dr. William Ashmore, and his organizing work 17 William Ashmore, his son, and his Bible translations 17 A great Sunday service in a native New Testament church 18 The far-reaching influence of this mission, manned by many Rochester graduates 18 Our expedition to Chao-yang, to see the heart of China 18 Triumphal entry into that city of three hundred thousand inhabitants 19 Impressed by the vastness of its heathen population 20 Mr. Groesbeck, the only minister to its needs 21 An address to the students of his school 21 A great procession conducts us to our steamer at Swatow 21