in all ʻabdu'l-bahá wrote 18 tablets to japanese living in japan, and the last one was to the koreans dated november 5, 1921. eighteen of the nineteen tablets were addressed to young people, and seven of these to girls of tokyo. it is remarkable that the only tablets to women in asia were to three japanese girls: yuri mochizuki who received three tablets, haruko mori and mikae komatsu, each received one, and the group of girls who were sent two tablets. ʻabdu'l-bahá made mentioned especially to the blind of japan. he addressed five tablets to three blind men.