BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Those specially interested should not fail to consult “The Gist of Japan” (Peery); “Christianity in Modern Japan” (Clement); “Japan and its Regeneration” (Cary); “Dux Christus: An Outline Study of Japan”; “The Religions of Japan,” “Verbeck of Japan,” and “A Maker of the New Orient” (all by Griffis); and “Sunrise in the Sunrise Kingdom” (De Forest). The “Proceedings” of the Osaka and the Tōkyō Missionary Conferences, and Ritter’s “History of Protestant Missions in Japan” are very valuable. “From Far Formosa” (Mackay) tells of wonderful pioneer work there. For current news, the “Japan Evangelist,” a monthly magazine published by the Methodist Publishing House, Tōkyō, is the best.
The pamphlet entitled “The Christian Movement [in its Relation to the New Life] in Japan,” issued annually by the Standing Committee of Coöperating Christian Missions, is most instructive.
On early Catholicism, the “History of Japan,” by Murdoch and Yamagata, is invaluable.
The authoritative work is Cary’s “History of Christianity in Japan” (2 vols.).