Twenty-five books on Jewish themes have been translated into the Japanese language as a result of the growing interest of the Japanese intelligentsia in general subjects dealing with Judaism, it was reported from Tokyo today. Most of the books have been translated by Professor Kobaishi, from English, German, Hebrew and other languages.
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