The Health Exhibition literature. Vol. XVII. : Special catalogue of the education division. Catalogue of manufactures, decorations and designs. Library catalogue. Catalogue issued by the sanitary bureau of Japan. Catalogue with explanatory notes from the education department of Japan. General outlines of education in Japan.

  • International Health Exhibition (1884 : London, England)
Date:
1884
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The Health Exhibition literature. Vol. XVII. : Special catalogue of the education division. Catalogue of manufactures, decorations and designs. Library catalogue. Catalogue issued by the sanitary bureau of Japan. Catalogue with explanatory notes from the education department of Japan. General outlines of education in Japan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service. The original may be consulted at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service.

    714/804 (page 684)
    explanatory notes on more important articles, is published with the hope that it may not be unwelcome to persons specially interested in educational matters. Those who are desirous of obtaining further information in regard to our educational system are referred to another publication: “ General Outlines of Education in Japan,” which can be obtained in the Japanese Section. By order of the Minister of Education, SEICHI TEJIMA, Commissioner, Director of Tokio Educational Museum aud Attaclie Supe'rieur of the Department of Agriculture and Commerce. Department of Education, ToMo, Japan. Note.—This Catalogue was prepared before leaving Japan, but on arrival of the exhibits, it was found that many of those with which most pains had been taken had been spoiled by sea water on the passage, owing to the occurrence of fire on the steamer—such as the appliances, designs, works, &c., relating to art education, silk’ weaving and embroidery works by girls of the industrial school, and bronze works by the deaf and dumb boys, together with the articles and specimens showing different stages of the process of teaching—and as there is too little time to rearrange this catalogue, those which are not exhibited on this account have been marked with an asterisk [*], London, Sept., 1884. S. T.