Get a first-hand look at life in early twentieth-century Japan through the eyes of schoolboy Hashimura Togo. In this charming collection of letters, Togo writes to his American pen pal about everything from his schoolwork to his family life to the latest fads and fashions. With illustrations by legendary cartoonist Rollin G. Kirby, Letters of a Japanese Schoolboy is a fascinating snapshot of a bygone era.
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