This evocative volume offers a glimpse into the cultural heritage of Japan through a series of poems, speeches, and other writings by author Ernest Adolphus Sturge. The book includes contributions by prominent Japanese figures such as Prince Ito and Baron Shibusawa, as well as insights into Sturge's own spiritual journey.

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