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When I was a child . y. And we all wenthome again, and the child was so happy. But thenext morning I had to repeat the same thing that way, I was often detained day after my family said to me, Now you must goback to the school. You will not be able to partfrom the child for ever. The only way is get upearly and go away while the child is still I was obliged to do so. I had to pass one New Year in the school. Thenew building was not completed yet, and I was stillliving in that old little room. linuma invited me and Yamada for joyaT Ignoring the night. It
When I was a child . y. And we all wenthome again, and the child was so happy. But thenext morning I had to repeat the same thing that way, I was often detained day after my family said to me, Now you must goback to the school. You will not be able to partfrom the child for ever. The only way is get upearly and go away while the child is still I was obliged to do so. I had to pass one New Year in the school. Thenew building was not completed yet, and I was stillliving in that old little room. linuma invited me and Yamada for joyaT Ignoring the night. It is the ancient MISSIONARY SCHOOL EXPERIENCES 131 Japanese and Chinese custom to keep the wholeNew Year Eve sleepless and try to compose poetry,paint picture, etc. etc. (Here I must explain to the reader that we cele-brate the New Year at the dawn and not at twelveoclock.) We three had a tea ceremony first, then spent therest of night by talking about the relationship ofthe Christianity, Buddhism, and Philosophy. The.
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