Yone noguchi biography of michael jackson

“It is, in truth, one of the wonderful sights of the world, this Lantern Carnival, when six festival cars, each capped by a semicircle of a thousand brilliantly lighted lanterns, make an all-night revel I used to play a flute, with the other children, for our car, which belonged to our street-that is, Nakajima Cho.

The six cars are all decorated differently for the day Carnival on July 16, with wax figures from the "No" drama on top, under a wooden frame, with a special roof, the bodies of the cars being covered by gorgeous draperies.” —The Story of Yone Noguchi

“When my weakness in mathematics made me think it quite difficult to pass the Government's examination, I left the school in a sort of preparatory system for Keio Gijuku founded by Fukusawa, the greatest educator modern Japan ever produced At this Keio I was put to learn somebody's economy and history; and you will wonder to know that I lear