One hundred and fifty students of the Reformed Institute on Kiangwan Road who will be graduated as members of the second class will leave Shanghai on a tour of Japan on November 3, according to the "Shanghai Mainichi."
The object of their trip, the paper said, is to become "imbued with the true spirit of Japan" and to study the country's policies in the fields of administration, transportation, communications, industry, agriculture, commerce, education, and military affairs.
The Chinese students will visit Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Beppu, Kumamoto and Nagasaki. They will return to Shanghai about November 23.
The group will make the trip under the guidance of Mr. Lin Lung-lan, professor of the institute, and will be accompanied by ten members of the school's staff and some officials of the Shanghai office of the Asia Development Board.
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