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The students returned to Japan with examples of numerous new technologies, including spinning machines, and also made arrangements for Satsuma to show a pavilion, separate from that of the shogunate, at the [[1867 Paris World's Fair]]. Members of the mission also arranged to gain Britain's support for Satsuma in the upcoming [[Meiji Restoration|rebellion against the shogunate]].
The students returned to Japan with examples of numerous new technologies, including spinning machines, and also made arrangements for Satsuma to show a pavilion, separate from that of the shogunate, at the [[1867 Paris World's Fair]]. Members of the mission also arranged to gain Britain's support for Satsuma in the upcoming [[Meiji Restoration|rebellion against the shogunate]].
Several members of the mission, including [[Nakamura Hironari]], [[Samejima Hisanobu]], and [[Yoshida Kiyonari]], later went on to serve as Japanese ambassadors to Western countries, while others, including [[Mori Arinori]] and [[Matsuki Koan|Terashima Munenori]] became top-ranking government ministers. A number of the students went on to study at Rutgers University in New Jersey, or at other institutions in the United States. [[Hatakeyama Yoshinari]] and Machida Hisanari became the first heads of the institutions that would later develop into the [[University of Tokyo]] and [[Tokyo National Museum]], respectively.
==Members of the Mission==
==Members of the Mission==
