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Notes on Translation

Except for the last two entries in December 1941, the notes and minutes do not look like they were written by Shige. The record is not complete; some entries are missing. The club was originally an informal gathering, but the Reverend who arrived later suggested to the members that they make it formal and buy a notebook to keep records. He must have foreseen investigations by the local authorities. Neither the club's name nor the club's rules mention Japan, but its address was at a Japanese Buddhist temple, and the club ran a Sunday school for (presumably) Japanese children. It is noteworthy that Shige was not interned despite the fact that she headed a Japanese organization. It is not known if the notebook was ever inspected by the authorities.