 Complete the following phrase:  At the turn of the 20th century, Kimigayo was beginning to be closely associated with the idea of honoring the Emperor. It was also associated as a part of Japanese education. However, opinions expressed in an Osaka paper in 1904 calls Kimigayo a song for the imperial family and not the state as a whole. Uchimura Kanzo, a Christian leader in Japan, stated at the turn of the 20th century that Kimigayo is not the anthem of Japan by saying the songs purpose is to praise the emperor. According to Kanzo, a national anthem should express the feelings of the people, and not of the divine emperor. The Japanese were not familiar with Kimigayo as the anthem until there was a surge of celebrations after victories in the 