The activities of the organization which has so admirably combined the hotels of Japan in an association for the purpose of giving tourists convenient facilities for "enjoying holi-Jdays in that country are now. being strongly reinforced. It is felt that when the Olympic Games take place in 1940 the influx of foreign visitors }will put Japanese hotel-keepers on their mettle, For this purpose stops have been taken to. give hotel managers, particularly those of "the Jyounger generation, a special course Jot training. Keen-eyed observers are Jengaged in overhauling methods and systems with the object of ensuring that the needs of visitors will be met in avery possible way. It is probable too that there will be 9 pooling of brains, for some hotels have acquired such eminent reputations that their directors ore in special request as mentors to some of the fess advanced institutions. 'This cam-Paign affords another example of the thoroughness with which the Japan-Jose authorities are preparing, for the Jeoncourse of tourists bent on seeing the Olympic Games' in ie Lentil setting of Japan's famous scenery.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.