Taylor, Dr. W., 265; opinions on missionary's qualifications, 194; furloughs, 220, 221, 224. Telegraphs, 99, 246. Tenrikyo, missionary religion, 137; origin of, 138; teachings of, 139; distinguishing characteristics, 141. Theological training, necessity of, 251; in English language, 252; abroad, 252, 299; place of native religions in, 298. Theology, native, rationalistic, 181; desire for, 274; formative stage, 308. Tidal waves, 13. Tokaido, most famous road, 16. Tokyo, the capital, 10, 17. Tone-gawa, largest river, 14. "Topsyturvydom," 70. Treaties, American, 45, 107; English, 170; revision of, 48, 178. Typhoons, 22. Vacations of missionaries, summer, 216; furloughs, 218, 224; argument against, 219; medical opinions in favor of, 220; from an economic standpoint, 221; useful to native and home churches alike, 222. Vegetarians, 80. Verbeck, Rev. Dr. G. F., 171, 175. Visitation, advantages of, 239; and Japanese etiquette, 240. Volcanoes, 11. Wife, missionary's, health of, 196. Williams, Rev. C. M. (Bishop), 170, 175. Work, methods of, 234. Xavier, St. Francis, first missionary to Japan, 146. Yezo, 9; location and climate, 10, Yoritomo, first shogun, 42. Yokohama, 11. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Gist of Japan, by R. B. Peery