To Japan with love
Subtitle: the story of Kate Hansen and Lydia Lindsey of Kansas and Japan
By: William Mensendiek
Contributors: Hansen, Kate, 1879-1968
Publisher: Hagi no Sato Pub.
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Sendai, Japan
Language: eng
Number of pages: 131
Subjects: Evangelical Synod of North America; Women; Miyagi Gakuin Joshi Daigaku; Women missionaries; Missions; Reformed Church in the United States; Missionaries; Education; Biography; History
Notes: Cover title.

Revised version of: Mission for two : Dr. Kate Hansen and Miss Lydia Lindsey of Kansas and Japan. Sendai, Japan : W. Mensendiek, 1988.

"September 1991"--Colophon.

"Miyagi Gakuin for Women was founded one hundred and five years ago. ... Miyagi Girls School, as our school was originally called, is rich in history and tradition. ... Now Dr. Mensendiek has written the biography of Kate Ingeborg Hansen and Lydia Almira Lindsey, who devoted their entire missionary careers to our school, 1907-1951. Dr. Hansen founded our Conservatory of Music ... while Miss Lindsey devoted herself to the development of the English Department"--Forew[o]rd, p. i.

Includes: Experiences in teaching Western music in a girls' music school in Japan / Kate Ingeborg Hansen ; abridged with footnotes by William Mensendiek 1986. Originally her master's thesis in music for Chicago Musical College, 1927, revised 1933.

Includes bibliographical references (page 118) and index.