D O C U M E N T 2 2 J A N U A R Y 1 9 2 2 4 1 1. There are planned a) One scientific lecture, in Tokyo during a period of six days, in particular, about three hours each day and b) Six popular talks, once each in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Fukuoka, Sendai, and Sapporo (for around two and a half hours). 2. If no inevitable obstacles arise, the speaker would embark on the trip at the end of August September or the beginning of September October[2] 1922. The sojourn in Japan will last about one month. 3. The honorarium (including the voyage as well as accommodation costs) amounts to two thousand (£2,000) English pounds. Kaizosha transfers to the speaker half of the total together with this certificate through the “Yokohama Specie Bank” in London.[3] The remainder will be pre- sented to him immediately upon his arrival in Japan. If it is impossible to come to Japan owing to unavoidable difficulties, the advance in the amount of English £1,000 should be repaid to Kaizosha. In great respect, we both undersign: Berlin, the — 1922 Tokyo, the 15th of Jan. 1922. S. Yamamoto (The representative of Kaizosha.) 22. From Sanehiko Yamamoto Tokyo, 15 January 1922 Esteemed Professor, We have, pursuant to the enclosed contract,[1] already deposited in the “Yoko- hama Specie Bank,” No. 2 Bishopsgate, London, the amount of a thousand (1,000) English pounds in your name, so that you can withdraw the money from the bank either in pounds or in marks at your convenience. About the matters concerning your voyage, please make arrangements with Mr. Matsubara, embassy counselor at the Japanese embassy in Berlin.[2] We already wrote to him with this request. Respectfully, sincerely yours, S. Yamamoto (for the Kaizosha).