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The ship first appeared in Japan on 1854/6/17, when it entered a harbor near Koshiba ([[Musashi province]]) and dropped off a castaway named Yûnosuke. It then sailed to Uraga, but was informed by ''[[Uraga bugyo|Uraga bugyô]]'' [[Matsudaira Nobutake]] to go to Shimoda instead. Upon arriving at Shimoda, however, the crew found that weather conditions prevented them from entering the harbor, and so they returned to Uraga. The ''bugyô'' then assigned them a Japanese pilot and had them return to Shimoda once again; they successfully entered Shimoda harbor on 6/26.

The ship first appeared in Japan on 1854/6/17, when it entered a harbor near Koshiba ([[Musashi province]]) and dropped off a castaway named Yûnosuke. It then sailed to Uraga, but was informed by ''[[Uraga bugyo|Uraga bugyô]]'' [[Matsudaira Nobutake]] to go to Shimoda instead. Upon arriving at Shimoda, however, the crew found that weather conditions prevented them from entering the harbor, and so they returned to Uraga. The ''bugyô'' then assigned them a Japanese pilot and had them return to Shimoda once again; they successfully entered Shimoda harbor on 6/26.

Captain Burrows met with ''Shimoda bugyô shihai kumigashira'' [[Isa Shinjiro|Isa Shinjirô]] at the Buddhist temple [[Ryosen-ji|Ryôsen-ji]]; in gratitude for repatriating the castaway Yûnosuke, Isa gifted Burrows a number of native Japanese seeds. The ''Lady Pierce'' then departed Japan at the end of that month.

Captain Burrows met with ''Shimoda bugyô shihai kumigashira'' [[Isa Shinjiro|Isa Shinjirô]] at the Buddhist temple [[Ryosen-ji|Ryôsen-ji]]; in gratitude for repatriating the castaway Yûnosuke, Isa gifted Burrows a number of native Japanese goods. The ''Lady Pierce'' then departed Japan at the end of that month.

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