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Then only should the Japanese people rest satisfied.
European competition in China is very severe. The Powers have all struggled to lend capital to develop her natural resources. The Governments of England, France, Germany, America, Russia, and Austria also encourage and subsidize their business men in China and try to push their respective merchants into the most advantageous position. Although Japan has made great strides in a certain part of China and her predominant position is already recognised, she is still in a subsidiary position com- -pared with the accomplishments of the European Powers. This, no doubt, is due to the multifarious operations, both diplomatic and domestic, that our government has in hand, with the result that it cannot concentrate its whole attention upon foreign territory. It also shows that our people are not well acquaint- -ed with the real situation and the object of foreign countries, and are contant to trade within our Empire. In order to do away with this handicap and to encourage our people to adventure in foreign countries, with the object of promoting our national interests, it is necessary in the first place, to make a study of the geography, the national characteristics, the customs and traditions and the standard of living of the people in the vario- -us countries concerned. Then when our people have become acquair -ted with the above and with the strong support of the
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government they will participate more and more in inter- -national undertakings. But, as a preliminary, it is essential for the government and the people to co-operate and to arrange a definite plan of action.
The European countries are rather distant, and even with the Government's support there would be little chance for the Japanese to establish themselves in Europe. Moreover, Europeans have already obtained a firm footing in all the trades and industries. In Asia, however, there is ample room for us to develop. In China, India, Siam, Indo-China, Burma, etc., there are still fields left for Japan. If the geography of those
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