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Was Loko jaunas raining, or a steam; we have discovered that there is no i engine throbbing, in all Japan, nor an natural antagonista between the ocean-going resect under the national "yellow" and the "white" peoples. flag and now Japanese steamships The Anglo-Japanese Alliance is a are on every sea, and Ouka is one of sign that archaic prejudices have the largest manufacturing cities of the vanished, and that the European world, more popnlors than Lyons or nations, or some of them at least "Manchester or Glasgow.
have outgrown their arrogant con- The Japanese Crown Prince' will
That Japan is still one the new tempt for those of the East. We have be in Portsmouth Harbour this alter members of the modern family of learnt that valour, intellectual ability. noon, and on Monday morning he nations is indicated by the circumst-scientific and mechancial aptitude, will be officially welcomed by our own ances of the Crown Prince's visit. are not confined to one quarter of the popular Crown Prince" on behalf His Royal Highness is the first actual globe, and may be at least as fully of the King, said the Daily Telegraph or prospective sovereign of Japan who developed among Oriental popula i mail week. This meeting of the has travelled abroad. In these days tions, whose brains are not inferior heirs to the crowns of the island of Royal progresses and constant jour, to our own in subtlety and breadth, empires," the representatives of the neys this seems an anachronism, one whese civilisation is older, and whose two most ancient reigning dynasties of the last vestiges of Japanese me artistic capacity is, perhaps more of the earth, is but cae of the sig dievalism. The present Emperor delicate and finished We did not, it nificant and interesting episodes in the has broken away from it by deciding is true, conclude the Treaty of August tour of Prince Hirohito. In the eclipse that his son, like other young Princes, 12, 1905, on such grounds; we did it and collapse of so many thrones those and irke so many of his own most dis-for the definite parpose of maintain- of Britain and Japan still stand secure tinguished subjects, should see some-ing peace in Eastern Asia, preserving and splendid on the ground where thing of the world. We take it as a equal opportunities for the commerce they were planted many centuries compliment that he will make his of all nations, and safeguarding the ago. In antiquity the Eastern Non- first acquaintance with the culture special territorial rights and interests. archy, it must be admitted, out and institutions of Europe in of Great Britain and Japan in India rivals our own; for if the blood of these islands, where he can be assured and on the Pacific littoral. For these Cedric of Wessex has coursed through of a cordial reception. An accomplish-excellent reasons the pact was con- the veins of English sovereigns for ed and attractive young Prince may tuued ten years ago, and comes up thirteen centuries, the Emperor of be, as we have good reason to know, for renewal again this summer. It is Japan can trace his ancestry to a King the most fortunate of ambassadors; a bond of peace not of war, and can who reigned a thousand years before and even thorgh Prince Hirohito is be regarded with suspicion only when the Saxors bad beached their keel on too youthful and inexperienced to it is misunderstood." Australis, with the shores of Britain. His Imperial emulate the exceptional achievements its vast empty solitudes, looks with a Majesty the Tenno-Kate, whom of the Prince of Wales, we shall honour certain uneasiness across the Archipel foreigners often (and-incorrectly) call him as the agreeable representative ago and the China Sea to the swarm- the "Mikado," is the direct descendant of a country to which we are linkeding fields of, Asia; but its more far of the great conqueror and law giver, by the ties of amity and alliance seeing statesmen agree with bir Jimma Tenno, who founded the king-Wide apart as they lie, and much as Hughes that an Anglo-Japanese dom of Nippon in the seventh century they may differ in ethnology and alliance, rightly framed and interpret before the Christian cra. So, cur history, there is a good deal which led, is not a menace but a protection|| illustrious young visitor represents Japan ond Great Britain have in com-to the island-continent It ought to one of the oldest of living Monarchies mon. Both are island States, both be the same with the United States, and civilisations; but also in a sense anchored on the edge of a great ocean though a party there, which has no one of the newent. His presence re-over against the land masses of alore for the British Empire, insists calls tous the strange and fascinating vast continent; both are relatively on "seeing in it possibilities detri- paradox of Japan, in its unique com- mall in area and population, and mental to "America. There can be bination of antiquity and modemies, have had to counteract their lack of no excuse for such apprehensions, of age-long tradition and amazingly site and numbers by the energy, the which have been explicitly refuted apid progress. Prince Hirohito is industry, and the enterprise of their by our Foreign Office. The Treaty only one generation removed from people. There is a singular parallel cannot be invoked to range the the Emperor Mateuhito, who emim in their geographical situation: British Navy alongside that of Japan. ancipated houself from the tympny: the Japanese insular group is related in the unhappy event of a conflict of the Shogunate, suppressed the to Asis and the Pacific is the Islands between the two maritime Powers fendal system, and presided over the of the British seas aro to the Atlantic of the Pacific. That any adequate marvellous evolution which in a few and Europe. They stand," as occasion for so great à disaster can years drew Nippon from the depths Baron Kanda has just said, "like aro we declins to believe, and so of medievalism and placed her, with Lighthouses in Europe and Asia." we are sure does all the saner intellig- a bound, alongside the most advanced Let us hope that he is justified in the ence of both the countries concerned. nations of the West. To-day Japan further upiration that they may. It would surely be an indelible blot is one of the five great world-Towers serve like beacon lights to usher in on the wisdom of mankind if Japan which dispose of the destinies of this the dawn of a better day for the nas and the United States were ever to planet, and she is in the very first tions of the world," and help them to plunge or to drift into a quarrel; rank of industrial communitica, with realise, the truth of human brother and a real competition of armamenta « havy which now challengre com- hood. To that exalted faith they between them would be hardly less -perizon with those of Britain and the have testifed in some degree by an harmful to their own interests and United States, and an a my which is alliance which has been compacted, those of others. The latter danger perhaps second only to that of France for the fint time in human records, is were imminent than the former. Often as the story has been told, it between the Far East and the F It can best be sverted by a fall and KING EDWARD HOTEL needs an effort of the imagination to West, between leading members of complete understanding....... between remember that the Meiji era began what ethnologists call the Aryan and America and Japan, which would only in the year, 1868. In the life- the Mongolian Tarieties of the human nowherd rouse a deeper satisfaction
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