This is the second set of the series which collects publications by Christian missionary women, both missionary wives and female missionaries, who worked in Japan from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century.
Many Christian missionaries came to Japan after the Meiji restoration in 1868. Although they were not able to convert many Japanese, they played a significant role in the rapid Westernization of Japan. In particular, women missionaries took leading roles in activities relating to local women and children in Japan, and they left an important and indelible mark in the history of the education of Japanese women and children.
This second collection in the series includes thirteen works on Japan by American women in the missions. Authors of those books observed rapid changes in Japanese society and not only reported the facts, but also gave detailed analyses of the background to them. Their observations illustrate these women’s great curiosity, genuine concern for the local society, and their positive attitude in trying to comprehend a very different culture. The contents covered by each book are broad, most of them refer not only to the missionary activities, but try to introduce Japan in general, as well as the historical and religious background, and the daily life of ordinary people and the situation of Japanese women.
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Volume 1: (c.475pp.)
Nevius, Helen S. Coan
Visit to Japan, Chapter IX & X from Our Life in China
New York: R. Carter, 1869, 70pp.
Pruyn, Mary
Grandmamma’s Letters from Japan
Boston: James H. Earles Publishers, 1877, 219pp.
Mason, Clara Arthur
Etchings from Two Lands
Boston: D. Lothrop, 1886, 180pp.
Volume 2: (c.450pp.)
Carrothers, Mrs. J. D. ,
Kesa and Saijiro, Lights and Shades of Life in Japan
New York: American Tract Society, 1888, 442pp.
Volume 3: (c.540pp.)
Baucus, Georgiana
In Journeyings Oft: A Sketch of the Life and Travels of Mary C. Nind
2nd ed., Cincinnati: Curts & Jennings, 1899, 350pp.
Pierson, Mrs. L.H.
A Quarter of a Century in the Island Empire; or, The Progress of a Mission in Japan
Tokyo: Methodist Pub. House, 1899, 185pp.
Volume 4: (c. 500pp.)
Ella Gardner
Life in Japan as seen through a Missionary’s Spectacles in the Twilight of the 19th century
Nashville: Cumberland Presbyterian Pub. House, 1900, 195pp.
Schneder, Anna Margaret
O Mura San, with a Glimpse of the Country in which She Lived
Philadelphia: Board of Foreign Missions Reformed Church in the United States, 1905, 110pp.
Smelser, Mr. and Mrs. F.L.
Miracles of Grace in Japan
Kansas City: F. Hudson, 1908, 195pp
Volume 5:
Ballagh, Margaret Tate Kinnear
Glimpses of Old Japan, 1861-1866
Tokyo: Methodist Pub. House, 1908, 130pp.
Montgomery, Helen Barrett
The Empire of the East
London: Methuen, 1908, 307pp.
Pierson, Mrs. Geo P.,
"Dan=Dan"? How to Present Christ to Unbelievers
Yokohama: Fukuin Printing, 1909, 16pp.
Bauernfeind, Suzan M.
Wayside Sowing: An Illustrated Story of the Work in Mukojima,
Tokyo [Cleveland]: Woman’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Association,
1910, 125pp.
Montgomery, Helen Barrett
Western Women in Eastern Land; An Outline Study of Fifty Years of Women’s Work in Foreign Missions
New York: Macmillan, 1910
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