The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24
AMERICAN METHODS
IMPRESS JAPANESE
Hotels Here Are Too Noisy
to Suit the LeiSurely
0rientals.
LARGE BUILDINGS IMPRESS
QUIET OF LONDON MORE LIKE
CITIES OF JAPAN.
LARGE BUILDINGS IMPRESS

London. July 23.-Hore are some in
tercstinE comparisons and observa-
tIons BY keen japanese observer.
just now travelling IN England after
long trip through the United States.
Motosaku Tsuchiya f. one OF the fore
most japanese students OF World-W
rocial and political questions He Is
conducting a party Of fifty-sCvcn
prominent business men Of his country
around tho world. Tsuchiya Is diplo-
matte and close-mouthcd. as become
gentleman from the land OF the Rising
sun. shus he was wary on all ques-
lions wherein there was hint OF com
parison with England. but by di1t OF
pressure he was drawn into a discus
sion OF the countries between whiics.
I'VE ali liked tho United States he
said 7 think what Impressed US most
vas not tho hustle and hustle. but the
size and Immense scale or everything.
Especially was this true OF New York.
where the big buildings were q real
surprise 20 Us. despite the fact that
We bad been prepared for them in a
measure.
The grand scale upon which every
thing is conceived IN New York had
the effect OF making our party believe
that more business a. done I'm the
American metropolis than IN London.
Perhaps ~ Is not so-perhaps stats
tics viii not bear US out-but I am
tellinE you the impression e made
large cities OF Japan, where business
(which method Is the better7 That
lean method. and VIII probably apply
many % the tricks OF the trade which
We learned there when we return to
Japan.
American Hotels BETTER.
II will tell you something about
which We know a great deal The no
tells in the United states are Jar su-
eiaiiy IS this true Of the hy 1S aP Pr-
Ethkcmcnt9. IN most OF the hotels
where we stopped In the United States
cgch member OF our party had n bath
attached 10 his room. such n conven-
fence is almost impossible 20 obtain
here. except In few establishments.
The English hotels have one ad-
vantage over tho American. however
Lhcy are much quieter No matter
how noisy the street without may be
Mhcn you come Into n London hotel
there IS n rcstful atmosphere about AZ
thnt Is very desirable In the Amer
lean hotels. no matter where you 20.
81 almost as bad as the street. NJ ex-
presses my idea when 7 say that in the
English hotels you feel at home: IN
the American you cannot.
Although the top spocd with which
me business OF life IS c. rried on in the
United states did not aEtOnish US. we
ably due TO the quiet atmosphere OF
tne Japanese cities. A. some hours OF
the day IN our cities. not n single per-
rvh ls 70 De seen In the PRINCIPAL
streets. Imagine coming from such
surroundings 70 San Francisco. chi
cago and New York
Impressed By New York.
-. New York Impressed US by its size
spread out over an immense amount OF
territory. but IL IS the kind OF growth
10 WHICH we are accustomed IN Japan.
For Instance. Toxic Is spread ont An
The same way New York. by it, big
bridges and big buildings. its hurry
and rush. and the concentration OF
~ nj
IN q small area during the busiaesz
.osf., compelled our attention and as
We inevitably spoke OF nev~sDaD.r
work In Japan and compared IL Win
American conditions.
+. The III, press OF Japan has been great
~ Influenced by that OF the TINTED
States" said Tsuchiva we are 81
cllncd 10 be what you call yellow but
A! neIeve = reaction has set in and that
Ine next few years viii SEQ "a return TO
more sober standards. Already there
are signs Of this"
The party Of which Tsuchfva fa the
pilot came 20 London 60 see fbe r,-,,,,-
BRUSH exhibition at Shepherds Eusb
Whlcn has been widely advertised I'm
Japan, He does not hesitate TO declare
that he and bis friends are intenseiv-
disappointed by the poor shov~fr,s-
made BY the British concerns. ne -svs
the cities OF Japan daily ui.bovf TN ~,
Inconvenience and expense Of n til
around the world.
Hear Corinne Harris Hammer. r-7,,
DWyer. Fred Graham. T. S. Ashvorfb
Victor Christophcrson and y vvfit,r5
SqutreE sing the great -extett, fro-,
ery's band. 'iii
Why not dine at Ship Restsu-,-.
SeltIirI Everything good 20 eat al
city prices. ~
Hear big Utah band ana sir r-,,r
singcrs-Saitair-tod