Taking the Gospel to the Japanese, 1901-2001 (Studies in Latter-Day Saint History)

This volume celebrates the Church's first hundred years among the Japanese. The articles explore such issues as the Japanese presses' portrayal of Mormonism and answer questions such as what the historical and cultural challenges are to successful missionary work in Japan; why the Book of Mormon needed to be translated three times in one century; and whether Latter-day Saint converts hail from specific areas based on the regions religious traditions.