Educational Exchange With Japan a Report to the Trustees of the Endowment On Ob
Educational Exchange With Japan a Report to the Trustees of the Endowment On Ob
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The two other Imperial universities are not yet fully developed; that in the south at Fukuoka, in the province of Kyushu, has faculties of Medicine and Engineering; while that in the north has a faculty of Agriculture at Sapporo, in the province of Hokkaido, and a faculty of Science in Sendai.
There are also three privately endowed universities, founded in every case by men of exceptional ability, public spirit and far-sighted vision. Wasada Uni- versity, in the city of Tokio, recently celebrat...ed its thirtieth anniversary; its founder, Count Okuma, one of the most interesting and progressive men in the Far East, was honored as one of the leaders of modern Japan, and messages of friendship were received from many European and American institutions. Keio University, in the same city, is a large and vigorous institution which has, through its graduates, exerted a decided influence on the later political life of the nation. It was founded by Mr. Fukuzama, one of the makers of modern Japan, a self-made man in the truest meaning of the words ; courageous, self-reliant and of a vitality which is an inspiring tradition in the institution whose buildings and grounds crown the high plateau in the district of Mita in Tokio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two other Imperial universities are not yet fully developed; that in the south at Fukuoka, in the province of Kyushu, has faculties of Medicine and Engineering; while that in the north has a faculty of Agriculture at Sapporo, in the province of Hokkaido, and a faculty of Science in Sendai.
There are also three privately endowed universities, founded in every case by men of exceptional ability, public spirit and far-sighted vision. Wasada Uni- versity, in the city of Tokio, recently celebrat...ed its thirtieth anniversary; its founder, Count Okuma, one of the most interesting and progressive men in the Far East, was honored as one of the leaders of modern Japan, and messages of friendship were received from many European and American institutions. Keio University, in the same city, is a large and vigorous institution which has, through its graduates, exerted a decided influence on the later political life of the nation. It was founded by Mr. Fukuzama, one of the makers of modern Japan, a self-made man in the truest meaning of the words ; courageous, self-reliant and of a vitality which is an inspiring tradition in the institution whose buildings and grounds crown the high plateau in the district of Mita in Tokio.
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