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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 7, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 6.

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Japan

By F. W. Field

Tokyo.—Brother Benson has begun to attend the language school for foreigners here in Tokyo. It is so far for his wife to go that we have arranged for a private teacher for her. Both are well, and of good courage.
We are very glad to learn that a Bible worker has been found for Korea. Brother Kuniya was at Tokyo for a few days lately, especially to confer with me about a Japanese pastor who has recently accepted the truth in Osaka. Brother Kuniya refers to this case in a report he has written for the REVIEW. The pastor desires to take up work in Kumamoto, Kiushu, in the southern island, not very far from Nagasaki; so he would be quite near Brother Kuniya. Thus the work is being started in new centers. Kumamoto is one of the principal cities in Kiushu. This man has a long experience, and if truly consecrated, ought to be able to do a good work for his people. F. W. FIELD.