of the children attend school.

There are schools for the blind, deaf and feeble-minded, and a display of all their excellent methods of education, from kindergarten to the imperial university.
In the Palace of Electricity on a map thirty feet high and twenty-five feet wide, you see pictures of Japan's great engineering work, Lake Biwa Canal, connecting the Lake with Kioto.

Irrigating, electricity making, electrical apparatus invented by them, they have nearly twenty-five thousand telephones, long and short distance.
In the tea exhibit you see everything relating to this beverage, tea houses, experimental farms and over one hundred different kinds of tea are shown.

Rice is shown in every stage of its growth, tobacco, fruit, canned goods.
You can enter the Forestry and Fish departments through a temple built of twenty different kinds of wood.

Here you see all the native forest woods, bamboo takin' the lead.