INDEX

A
Abdication, practice of, [90], [97]
Aborigines, [44]
Academy of Music, Tōkyō, [217]
Acrobats, [66]
Actors’ guild, [27]
Adams, Will, [91]
“Advance Japan,” [15], [28], [59], [117], [132], [158], [208]
Agricultural College, [216]
Agricultural College in China, [297]
Agricultural experiment stations, Siam, [411]
Agriculture, [16-22], [216], [350]
Ainu, [44], [45]
“Ainu Folk-lore,” [45]
“Ainu of Japan,” [45]
Akashi, [8]
Alaska, [15]
Alcock, [117]
Ale, [56]
Aleutian Islands, [15]
Almonds, [351]
Amaterasu, [see] Sun-Goddess
America, [2], [3], [7], [14], [20], [21], [28], [34], [37], [61], [106], [112], [140], [145], [189], [213], [219], [220], [237], [268], [270], [271], [281], [285], [290], [292], [299-301]
American baby, first, [60];
books, favorite, [204];
fleet visits Japan, [335];
life, [80];
state legislature, [135]
“American Japanese Relations,” [341]
“American Journal of Sociology,” [175]
“American Missionary in Japan, An,” [190], [269]
Americans, [33], [36], [47], [66], [79], [104], [107], [144], [165], [168], [210], [216]
Americo-Japanese Entente, the, [335]
Amoy, [295]
Amusements, [66-69]
Anarchists, [337]
Ancestors, worship of, [64]
“Ancestor-Worship and Japanese Law,” [174], [249]
“Ancient Matters, Records of,” [92]
Anderson, [235]
Anglo-Japanese Alliance, [4], [92], [147], [153], [154], [156], [157], [299], [332], [338]
Anglo-Saxon influence, [157];
town meeting, [142]
Anglo-Saxons, [128], [168], [310]
Animals, see names of animals
“Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,” [129]
Anti-Christian edicts removed, [91], [111], [112]
Anti-foreign reaction, [92], [114], [115]
Antimony, [23]
Aomori, [17], [32]
Aoyama, Dr., [220]
Apples, [19]
Apricots, [19]
Arbitration treaty with United States, [335]
Architecture, [51], [91]
Area, [5], [7]
Arima, [8]
Arita ware, [229]
Armor, [230]
Army, [126], [147-151];
statistics, [381], [382]
Arnold, Sir Edwin, [78], [253]
Arsenal, [149], [150], [286]
“Art Japonais, L’,” [235], [236]
Artisans, [48], [82]
“Artistic Japan,” [236]
“Artist’s Letters from Japan, An,” [236]
Arts, fine, [91], [222-236];
mechanical, [24], [25]
Aryans, [45]
Asahigawa, [149]
Asakawa, [328]
Asama, [8]
Ashikaga period, [98], [99]
Ashikaga supremacy, [91]
Ashikaga Yoshimasa, [233]
Asia, [14], [149], [156], [281], [292], [294], [301]
“Asia, the key of,” [4];
Eastern, supremacy of Japan in, [299], [300]
“Asiatic Loch Lomond,” [8]
Asiatic Society of Japan, Transactions, [20], [22], [43], [54], [61], [62], [71], [83], [89], [92], [101], [132], [133], [145], [159], [174], [199], [208], [231], [249], [255], [259], [261]
Aso, Mount, [8]
Aso, Prof. S., [402]
“As the Hague Ordains,” [328]
Aston, W. G., [50], [92], [208], [232], [236], [249]
Atami, [8]
Athletics, [66]
“Atlantic Monthly,” [302]
Atsu, Prince, [123]
Audsley, G. A., [235], [236]
Australasia, [281]
Australia, [34], [45]
Austria, [85]
Automobiles, [31], [34]
Autumn, Japanese, [12]
“Awakening of the East, The,” [28], [158]
“Awakening of Japan, The,” [117], [304], [328]
Ayrton, Mrs. Chaplin-, [75]
B
Babylon, [300]
Bacon, Miss Alice M., [59], [75], [189], [190], [221]
Badgers, [13]
Baelz, Dr., [46], [47]
Baggage, [29]
Baggage check system, American, [33]
Bakan, [9]
Ballard, Miss, [70]
Ballard, Walter J., [356]
Baltic fleet, Russian, [316], [317-318]
Bamboo, [13], [22], [74]
Bananas, [19]
Bandai, Mount, [8], [113]
Bank of Formosa, [38]
Bank of Japan, [38], [39], [92], [170];
organized, [113]
Banks, national, [38];
see also specific names;
private, [38];
savings, [38], [39];
deposits, [364]
Baptists, [264], [272], [404], [405]
Barbers’ guild, [27]
Barley, [19], [26], [55]
Base-ball, [66]
Bastiat’s “Science of Finance,” [206]
Batchelor, J., [45]
Bathing, [58], [59]
Battleships, [see] Warships
Bays, [9]
Beans, [19], [37], [55]
Bear, [13]
Beechey, Capt., [105]
Beef, [54]
Beer, [56];
brewing, [24]
Beets, [19]
Beggars, [48];
guild, [27]
Bellows, U. S. Consul, [351]
Bettelheim, Dr., [105]
Bevan, Paul, [236]
Bicycle boats, [85]
Bicycles, [31], [34], [280], [281]
Biddle, Commodore, [105]
Bimetalism, [92], [111]
Bing, S., [236]
Bird, Miss, [see] Bishop, Mrs. Isabella Bird
Birds, [13]
Birth and birthdays, [60], [61]
Bishop, Mrs. Isabella Bird, [15], [43], [45], [341]
Biwa Lake, [8]
Bizen ware, [229]
Black, J. R., [117], [200]
Blind, the, [217]
“Blossom,” [105]
“Blue-Jacket Spirit,” [152]
Boar, [13]
Boatmen, [30]
Boats, [29], [31];
[see also] Steamboats
Boissonade, M., [161]
Bonin Islands, [34]
Books, [197], [203-206]
Booth, General, [334]
Bowes, J. L., [235]
Boxer troubles, [115], [146], [153], [308]
Bramhall, Mrs., [60], [75], [221]
Brick industry, [24]
Bricklayers’ guild, [27]
Brinkley, Captain, [208], [231-233], [235], [309], [311]
British, [7], [66]
British Columbia, [14]
Brothels, [166], [167], [271]
Buckwheat, [19]
Buddha, [253-255], [260];
statue of, [228];
birthday, [74]
Buddhism, [48], [54], [90], [96], [99], [177], [224], [237], [252-260], [269], [288];
Buddhist ceremonies, [62];
education, [209];
festivals, [63], [65];
periodicals, [203];
philosophy, [198];
priests, [224], [258];
temples, [65], [166], [240], [243], [253], [258]
Buffalo, N. Y., [37]
Bushidō, [251-252]
“Bushidō, the Soul of Japan,” [89], [239], [252], [261]
Business ability of Japanese, [39-42], [82-83]
“Business men’s party,” [131]
Business men, American, visit Japan, [335];
Japanese visit United States, [337]
Butter, [37]
Button industry, [24]
Byron, Lord, [204]
C
Cabinet, [124], [125], [130], [143], [340], [375], [376];
reconstruction, [113], [114]
California, [5], [14], [37]
Camellia, [410];
trees, [12]
Campbell, W., [398]
Camphor, [37];
trees, [12], [21]
Canada, [335]
Canadian Pacific steamship line, [3]
Candles, [37]
Canning industry, [22]
Canton river, [14]
Capital punishment, [162]
Capitals of Japan, [91], [96], [97]
Carpenters, wages of, [26], [360];
guild, [27]
Carriage, [281]
Carrots, [19]
Cary, Otis, [89], [249], [259], [276]
“Catalogue of Japanese and Chinese Paintings in the British Museum,” [235]
“Catalogue of the Morse Collection of Japanese Pottery,” [235]
Cats, [13]
Caucasians, [45]
Cedar trees, [12]
Cemeteries, [258], [259]
Central America, [291]
Chamberlain, B. H., [15], [22], [45], [58], [75], [86], [92], [152], [161], [192], [197], [199], [208], [222], [236], [252], [256], [408]
Chang Chih-tung, Viceroy, [297]
Changtu, occupation of, [317]
Cha-no-Yu, [see] Tea-ceremonial
Characteristics of the people, [46-50], [76-89]
“Charter Oath,” [91], [110-112], [118]
“Chautauquan, The,” [211], [401]
Chemulpo, [311]
Cherry flowers, [65], [79], [408-410];
trees, [13]
Chestnuts, [19]
Chicago, [3], [11], [37], [38]
Chickens, [13], [54], [56]
“Child-Life in Japan,” [75]
Children, [66], [181], [182]
China, [4], [5], [7], [14], [21], [34], [35], [37], [42], [92], [96], [99], [103], [106], [115], [143], [146], [149], [150], [153], [154], [157], [221], [224], [237], [250], [255], [285], [287], [291], [292], [294-299], [301];
tribute to, [91];
war with, [92], [115], [307], [308];
Japanese influence in, [294-298];
Revolution, [340]
“China and the Far East,” [341]
Chinese, [7], [85], [94], [100], [105], [143], [144], [178], [198], [281], [297], [298];
Chinese art, [224];
Chinese Empire, [157];
ideographs, [193], [194], [207], [220], [227];
government service, [297];
language, [209];
literature, [90], [208], [209], [296];
zodiac, [71];
students in Japan, [340]
“Chinese Recorder,” [297]
Ching-ho-cheng, [317]
Cholera, [10]
Chop-sticks, [55]
Chōshiu, Clan of, [109]
Christian home, [177]
Christian literature, [265], [266];
periodicals, [203]
“Christian Movement in Japan, The,” [276]
Christianity, [48], [61], [71], [91], [99], [100], [107], [111], [156-158], [167], [177], [190], [219], [237], [240], [242], [243], [247-249], [253], [256], [259], [276], [286-288];
helped by war, [324], [334], [336], [337];
statistics, [404-406];
[see also] Anti-Christian
“Christianity in Japan, History of,” [276]
“Christianity in Modern Japan,” [276]
Christmas, [66]
Chromoxylography, [see] Color printing
“Chronicle,” Kōbe, [201]
“Chronicles of Japan,” [92]
Chrysanthemum Festival, [64], [65]
Chrysanthemums, [408-410]
“Chrysanthemums, War of the,” [91], [99]
Church, Japanese, [336]
Churches, [91], [110], [111], [267], [268], [287]
Chūzenji, Lake, [8]
Cire perdue process, [230]
Cities, opening of, [91]
Citizen (kōmin) [138-140]
City Council, [140], [141]
“Civil Code, New Japanese, Lectures on,” [174]
Civil war, [91], [109], [110]
“Classical Poetry of the Japanese,” [236], [408]
Clearing-houses, [354]
Clement’s “Christianity in Modern Japan,” [276]
Clement’s “Japanese Floral Calendar,” [65]
Climate, [5], [6], [11], [12]
Cloisonné, [230]
Coal, [23], [37], [41], [42], [152], [292], [295], [298]
Coast line, [5], [9], [10]
Cocoa, [37]
Code, Civil, [61], [114-116], [176], [178], 18O-[182], [190];
commercial, [38], [114], [115], [161];
criminal, [161];
Napoleon, [161];
penal, [113];
civil procedure, [161];
criminal procedure, [113], [161];
codes, new, [92]
Co-education, [211]
Coffins, [62]
Coins, [39]
Collotype, [227]
Colonial Bank of Hokkaidō, [38]
Color printing, [227]
Columbia University, [296]
“Commentaries on the Constitution of the Empire of Japan,” [132]
Commerce, [36], [37], [39-43];
Treaty of commerce and navigation, [385-399]
Commercial centre, [291]
Compulsory school attendance, [212]
Conder, Josiah, [54], [236]
“Conflict of Christianity with Heathenism,” [275]
Confucian education, [209];
influences, [91];
philosophy, [198]
Confucianism, [48], [96], [100], [101], [237], [250-252], [260]
Congregationalists, [264], [404], [405]
Constantine, [248], [275]
Constitution, [92], [113], [114], [120-122],[124], [127], [128], [132], [150], [273], [287]
“Constitutional Development of Japan,” [111], [132], [145]
“Constitutional Government in Japan,” [129]
Continental influences, [90]
Convicts, [162]
Cooking, [56]
Cooks’, European-style, union, [27]
Coolies, [27], [29], [31], [32], [282];
guild, [27]
Co-operative stores, [27], [28]
Copper, [23], [37], [41]
“Corea, the Hermit Nation,” [341]
Cornstarch, [37]
Corporal punishment, [212]
Costumes, [see] Dress
Cotton, [21], [37];
mills, [21], [286];
spinning, [21];
velvet, [37]
Counsel, [163], [164]
Couriers, [29], [35], [281]
Courts, [163-165]
Cream, evaporated, [37]
Credit Mobilier, [38]
“Creed of Half Japan, The,” [261]
Crimes, [162]
Criminal law, [160], [161]
Criminals, [163]
Currency, [39]
Curtis, W. E., [28], [43], [56], [66], [132], [174]
Curtius, ——, [107]
Customs, [60-75]
D
Dai Nihon Shi, [101]
“Dai Nippon,” [28], [59], [89], [117], [132], [158]
Dalny, [295], [309], [313]
Damascus, [230]
Dancing, [68], [69], [228], [231-233];
dancing-girls, [69]
Dan-no-ura, Battle of, [98]
Darwin’s “Origin of Species,” [204]
Davidson, U. S. Consul, [21], [143], [145], [398]
Days, special, lucky or unlucky, [71-75]
Deaf, education of, [217]
Death, [62]
Deer, [13]
De Forest, Dr., [276]
Deme Jikan, [228]
Dening, Prof., [86], [89]
Deportation, [162]
Development, internal, [104], [113], [114]
“Dial, The,” Chicago, [204], [206], [208]
“Diamond edition of humanity,” [47]
“Diary of a Japanese Convert,” [265]
Dickens, F. V., [236], [303]
Dickson, Walter, [117]
Dining-cars, [33]
Diosy, Arthur, [39], [117], [145], [151], [152], [156], [158]
Disciples, [264]
Divisions, [5], [6]
Divorce, [61], [177], [179], [180], [181]
Dixon, W. G., [109], [117]
Docks, [110], [111], [286];
dockyards, [91]
Dogs, [13]
Dogura, Mr., [402]
Dolls, [66]
Dolls’ festival, [61], [64], [65]
Dōshisha, [215]
Dowie, J. A., [264]
Drama, [233]
Dress, [56-59], [284]
Duarchy, [97]
Dumb, education of, [217]
Dutch, [91], [100], [105], [106], [210], [281];
books, [285]
“Dux Christus,” [276]
Dyeing, [24]
Dyer, Prof., [28], [59], [89], [117], [132], [158]
E
“Earthquake, The Great,” [see] Cabinet reconstruction
Earthquakes, [8], [10], [51], [88], [106];
Gifu, [92], [114];
Professor of, [216]
Easter, [66]
Eastlake, F. W., [117], [158], [283]
Ebara, Mr., [274]
Editors, [201]
Education, [47], [209-221], [285], [341]
“Educational Conquest of the Far East, The,” [221]
Edwards, Osman, [68]
Egg-plants, [19]
Eggs, [26], [55], [56], [60]
Election, First National, [114];
first under Constitution of 1889, [127]
Electoral franchise, extension of, [115], [116]
Electric cars, [34], [281];
lights, [31], [36];
railways, [31];
apparatus manufactories, [286]
Elgin, Lord, [106], [107]
“Elizabethan Age,” Japan’s, [97]
Elocution, [195]
Embroidery, [24], [231]
Emperor Yoshihito, [123], [339]
Emperors and Empresses, chronological table, [374-375]
Empire, New, [91]
Empress Dowager, the, [111], [188], [280]
Empress Sada, [123], [188]
Enamelling, [230]
“Encyclopædia Britannica,” [204]
Engine works, [286]
Engineering, [23]
Engineers, American, [32]
England, [37], [61], [85], [93], [300]
English, [91], [145]
“English-Japanese Dictionary,” [208]
“English-Japanese Etymology,” [208]
English language, [113], [195], [201], [211], [219], [285], [298]
English normal school, [186]
Epicureanism, [79], [81]
Epidemics, [10]
Episcopalians, [264], [272], [404], [405]
Eularia, [409]
Europe, [3], [34], [112], [156], [189], [213], [237], [281], [290], [292], [299], [301]
European books, favorite, [204];
languages, [220]
Europeans, [47]
Evangelical alliance, [271]
“Every Day Japan,” [15], [43], [59], [75], [89], [158], [174], [190], [221], [261]
“Evolution of the Japanese, The,” [89]
Exports, [36], [37], [298], [368]
F
Factories, [352-353]
“Fairy Tales from Far Japan,” [70]
Family, Japanese, [50], [51]
Fan industry, [24]
Farming, [16], [17-19];
farmers, [48], [82], [248], [283]
Fenollosa, E. F., [235]
Festivals, [63-65]
“Feudal and Modern Japan,” [59], [89], [101], [132], [208], [249]
Feudalism, [91], [110], [112], [119], [133], [134], [370]
Figs, [19], [351]
Filial piety, [87], [166], [176], [250]
Fillmore, Millard, [102], [106]
Finck, H. T., [15], [59], [89]
Fine Arts School, Tōkyō, [217]
Firefly lamp, [285]
“Fire-Fly’s Lovers, The,” [70]
Fire-Shine and Fire-Fade, Princes, [90]
Fish, [13], [22], [23], [26], [55], [56];
fisheries, [294];
considered by Peace commissioners, [319], [320]
Fisher’s “Universal History,” [205]
Flag, Imperial, [5];
first foreign, officially raised, [107];
flags, feast of the, [61], [64], [65];
red and white, wars of, [91]
Florenz, Dr., [249]
Flour, [37]
Flowers, [408-410];
arrangement, [233], [234];
festivals, [65], [409], [410];
“Flower-viewing,” [394];
see also specific names
“Flowers of Japan and the Art of Floral Arrangement, The,” [236]
Folk-lore, [70]
Food, [54-56], [284]
Foreign Language School, Tōkyō, [217]
Foreign trade, [368]
Foreigners, status of, [170-174]
Formosa, Island of, [3], [5], [6], [12], [14], [16], [21], [30], [34], [91], [92], [111], [115], [142-144], [220], [295], [336], [347];
under Japan, [143], [144], [411-413]
Formosan Bank, [295]
Foxes, [13]
France, [37], [85], [164], [278], [290]
Franco-Japanese Agreement, [333]
Freight, [29], [30];
carts, [30], [31]
French language, [211], [285]
Friends, [264], [272]
Froebel, Friedrich, [214]
“From Far Formosa,” [276]
“From Tōkyō through Manchuria with the Japanese,” [328]
Fruit, see specific names
Fruit-growing, [351-352]
Fuchow, [294], [295], [413]
Fuji, Mount, [8]
Fujiwara bureaucracy, [91];
epoch, [97];
family established in regency, [91]
Fukuba, Viscount, [408]
Fukuzawa, Mr., [184], [185], [215]
Fukwai, [135-138]
Funeral ceremonies, [62]
Furniture, [52], [53]
Fushun, occupation of, [317]
“Future of Japan, The,” [304]
G
Gale, J. S. [341]
Gamblers’ guild, [27]
Game, [54]
Games, [66]
Gardens, [17], [53], [54]
Gas, [36]
Geisha, [see] Dancing-girls
Genroku era, [356]
German liberals, [264]
Germany, [37], [85], [122], [145], [147];
and Japan, [300];
German language, [211], [285]
“Geschichte des Japanischen Farbenholzschnitts,” [235]
Gifu earthquake, [92], [114]
Ginko or Salisburia, [351]
Ginza, the, of Tōkyō, [26]
“Gist of Japan, The,” [15], [89], [249], [276]
Glass-blowing, [24]
“Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan,” [43], [54], [65]
Glyptic art, [227]
Go, [66]
Goats, [13]
Goethe’s “Faust,” [204]
Goh, ——, [50]
Gokinai, [6]
Gold, [23], [27], [41], [369];
[see] Coins;
gold standard, [39], [92], [115], [116]
Golownin, Captain, [104]
Gonse, Louis, [235], [236]
Gordon, Captain, [104]
Gordon, Dr., [190], [408]
“Gospel ship,” [267], [287]
Goto family, [230]
Government, Constitutional, [113], [116];
and Liberals, alliance between, [115];
ownership, [33]
Governor, [136-138]
Governors, assembly of, [91], [111]
Græco-Roman mythology, [95]
“Grammar of the Japanese Written Language,” [208]
Grant, U. S., [113], [369]
Grapes, [19], [351]
Grave-diggers, [48]
Great Britain, [4], [37], [146], [147], [153-157], [308], [310], [317]
Greater Japan, [331-341]
“Great Righteousness,” Era, [339]
Greece, [248], [300]
Greek church, [263], [404], [406], [407];
language, [211], [285];
chorus, [68]
Greene, D. C., [259]
Gregorian calendar, [64], [91], [103], [111], [112], [409]
Gribble, Henry, [20]
Griffin, Professor, [380]
Griffis, Dr., [18], [43], [59], [70], [71], [73], [75], [99], [101], [117], [206], [208], [210], [241], [242], [249], [252], [256], [257], [276], [341]
“Grippe, La,” [10]
Guam, [299]
Guano deposits, [6]
Gubbins, J. H., [117], [161], [176], [178], [182]
Guilds, [27]
Gulf Stream, [11]
Gulick, S. L., [89], [117], [304], [328]
Gumma Prefecture, Governor of, [138]
Gunboat, United States, [23]
Guncotton, [85]
Gunpowder, smokeless, [85]
H
Hachiman, god of war, [90], [96]
Hachisuka, Marquis, [188]
Hades, God of, [74]
Haga, [261]
Hakodate, [9], [107]
Hakone, [8], [37];
lake, [8]
Hakuchi era, [370]
Hakuseki, Arai, [210]
Ham, [54]
Hamaoka, [39]
Hamath, [46]
Hancock, H. I., [66]
“Hand-Book for Japan,” [15]
“Hand-Book of Colloquial Japanese,” [208]
Hand-carts, [31]
Handkerchief industry, [24]
Hangchau, China, [297]
Happiness of the people, [79]
Hara, Mr., [168]
Harbors, [9]
Hardy, Thomas, [204]
Hare, [13]
Harris, Townsend, [106], [107], [117]
Hartshorne, Miss, [15], [43], [59], [75]
Haru, Prince, [92], [113], [115], [123], [188], [211]
Harunobu, [227]
Harvard University, [307]
“Hatsuse,” sinking of, [314]
Hawaii, [3], [7], [35], [299]
Hayashi, Mr., [312]
Hearn, Lafcadio, [43], [54], [65], [75], [77], [89], [190], [238], [249]
Hebrew, [285]
Heco, Joseph, [200]
Heikeutai, battle of, [315]
Heine, Heinrich, [204]
“Herald,” Kōbe, [201]
Herbart, J. F., [205]
“Heroic Japan,” [117], [158], [283]
Hideyoshi, [91], [99]
Hildreth, Richard, [101]
Hiroöka, Mrs. Asa, [186], [187], [402]
Hirose, Commander, [313]
Hiroshima, [148]
Hirth, Dr., [296]
“Histoire de l’Art du Japan,” [235]
History (Old Japan), [90-101]
I. Divine Ages, [94]
II. Prehistoric Period, [94-96]
III. Imperialistic Period, [96-97]
IV. Civil Strife, [97-100]
V. Tokugawa Feudalism, [100-101]
History (New Japan), [102-117]
I. Period of Seclusion, [104-106]
II. Period of Treaty-Making, [106-107]
III. Period of Civil Commotions, [107-110]
IV. Period of Reconstruction, [110-112]
V. Period of internal Development, [113-114]
VI. Period of Constitutional Government, [114-117]
Greater Japan, [331-341]
History and mythology outline, [90-92]
“History of Japan,” [101]
“History of Japanese Literature,” [208], [232], [236]
“History of Japanese Political Parties,” [132]
“History of Protestant Missions in Japan,” [276]
“History of the Twelve Japanese Buddhist Sects,” [253]
“Hitachi Maru,” sinking of, [314]
Hittites, [46]
Hizen ware, [229]
Hoang-Ho river, [14]
Hōjō tyranny, [91];
family, [98]
Hokkaidō, [5], [6], [9], [11], [42], [142], [143], [292], [347];
[see also] Yezo
Hokurikudō, [6]
Hokusai, [227]
Holidays, [63-66]
Holland, [37]
Holme, Charles, [22]
Honda, Y., [334]
“Honda the Samurai,” [75]
Hondo, [5], [6]
Hongkong, [33], [35], [37], [355]
Honolulu, [3], [33]
Horse-cars, [31], [34], [281]
Horses, [13], [24]
Hours, [72-73]
House, E. H., [117]
House of Commons, [119], [126], [130]
House of Peers, [126], [128], [130], [376], [377]
Houses of Japanese, [51-53], [284]
Hozumi, Dr. N., [174], [249]
Hugo’s “Les Misérables,” [204]
Huish, Marcus, [22], [222], [229], [236]
Hulbert, H. B., [341]
“Human Bullets,” [328]
“Hundred Poems,” [199]
Hyōgō, [see] Kōbe
I
Ice industry, [24]
“Ichijiku,” [266]
“Ideals of the East, The,” [224]
Iga ware, [229]
Ii, Prime Minister, assassinated, [107], [108]
Ikao, [8]
Illinois, [37]
Imari ware, [229]
Imbrie, Dr., [208], [323]
Imitation, Japanese ability for, [41], [85]
Immigration, [335], [338]
Imperial Court, [278], [296]
Imperial Diet, [36], [92], [114], [122], [126-128], [130], [165], [207], [212], [247], [313]
Imperial family, [48], [93]
Imperial Guard, [149]
“Imperial Japanese Navy, The,” [158]
Imperial Library, [see] Library
Imperial Rescripts, [212], [398-399]
Imperial University, [see] University
Imperialism, [91], [96-97], [101], [118-132]
Imperialistic period, [90]
Imports, [36], [37], [170], [368]
“In the Mikado’s Service,” [75]
Inagaki, Mr., [410]
Inari Sama, [248]
Incomes, [see] Wages and incomes
Indemnity, War, [319]
India, [14], [21], [34], [37], [45], [48], [301]
Indigo, [17]
Industrial and commercial Japan, [17-28], [39-42], [183], [341]
Industrial Bank, [38]
“Industries of Japan, The,” [28], [231], [235]
Inland Sea, [10], [267], [287]
Inouye, Jukichi, [74]
“Intercourse between the United States and Japan,” [117]
International, law, violated by Russia, [317];
Oil Company, [36];
Postal Union, [35]
Invention, Japanese ability for, [41], [85]
Investment, foreign, [40-42]
Iris, [65], [409], [410]
Iron, [23], [37], [42], [295];
foundries, [286];
workers’ union, [27]
Ise, shrine at, [167], [243]
Ishigami, Dr., [220]
Ishikari river, [9]
Ishikawajima, [355]
“Island of Formosa, The,” [21], [143]
Itagaki, Count, [119], [131], [402]
Italian, [285]
Itō, Prince, [40], [120], [131], [132], [332], [336], [381], [402]
“Ito, With Marquis, in Korea,” [341]
Iwakura Embassy, [110], [112]
Iyemochi, Shōgun, [108], [109]
Iyenaga, [111], [132], [145]
Iyenari, Shōgun, [280]
Iyeyasu, Shōgun, [91], [99], [100]
Iyeyoshi, Shōgun, [105]
Izanagi, [90], [95]
Izanami, [90], [95]
Izumo, [94]; ware, [229]
J
Janes, [158]
“Japan,” [15], [59], [101], [208], [249]
“Japan, An Interpretation,” [89]
“Japan: Its History, Arts, and Literature,” [231], [233], [235]
“Japan and America,” [39], [42], [356]
“Japan and her people,” [15], [43], [59], [190]
“Japan and its Art,” [236]
“Japan and its Regeneration,” [89], [249], [276]
“Japan and its Trade,” [28]
“Japan and the Japanese,” [300]
“Japan as it Was and Is,” [101]
“Japan Daily Advertiser,” [201]
“Japan Evangelist,” [276]
“Japan in History, Folk-lore, and Art,” [59], [101], [208], [210]
“Japan in Transition,” [28], [145], [158], [291]
“Japan Mail,” [46], [131], [184], [201], [243], [296], [350], [370], [376], [383], [404], [410], [411]
Japan Mail Steamship Company, [34], [92], [113], [114], [139]
Japan Society, London, Transactions, [22], [50], [92]
“Japan Times,” [24], [130], [131], [188], [201], [204], [362], [381], [384], [399], [404]
“Japan To-day,” [15], [43], [158], [261]
“Japan Tract Society,” [266]
“Japan Year Book,” [28], [43]
“Japanese Boy, A,” [75], [221]
“Japanese Calendars,” [71], [83]
“Japanese Education,” [221]
“Japanese Epigrams,” [208]
“Japanese Fairy Book,” [70]
“Japanese Fairy Tales,” [70]
“Japanese Floral Calendar,” [65]
“Japanese Girls and Women,” [59], [75], [189], [190], [221]
“Japanese Homes,” [51], [54]
“Japanese Illustration,” [235]
“Japanese, Interior, A,” [59], [190], [221]
“Japanese Legal Seal, The,” [174]
“Japanese Life in Town and Country,” [59], [75], [89], [261]
“Japanese Nation,” [341]
“Japanese Odes,” [236]
“Japanese Physical Training,” [66]
“Japanese Plays,” [68]
“Japanese Plays and Playfellows,” [68]
“Japanese Rule in Formosa,” [145]
“Japanese Wood-cutting and Wood-cut Printing,” [235]
“Japanese Wood Engravings,” [235]
Java, [45];
Javanese, [45]
Jevon’s “Money,” [206]
Ji sect, [254]
Jimmu Tennō, Emperor, [63], [90], [93], [95], [121]
“Jingles from Japan,” [83]
Jingorō, Hidari, [228]
Jingu, Empress, [90], [95], [96]
Jinrikisha, [31], [32], [281]
“Jinrikisha Days in Japan,” [15], [20], [43], [56], [123], [236]
“Jinrikisha men,” [32], [203]
Jōdo sect, [253], [255]
Journalism, [200-202]
Judges, [163-165]
Julian, [248]
Jūmin, [see] Resident
Justice, [160]
K
Kaga ware, [229]
Kagi, Formosa, [398]
Kago, [30]
Kagoshima, [32], [107], [108]
“Kaigai Shimbun,” [200]
Kaiping, [313]
Kaiyuan, [317]
Kajima, [186]
Kamimura, Admiral, [314], [316]
Kanazawa, [215]
Kaneko, Baron, [120], [139], [307]
Kanin, Prince, [278]
Kansas City, [37]
Karuizawa, [8]
Kataoka, Mr., [274]
Katayama Sea, [28]
Katō, Baron, [402]
Katsura, Prime Minister, [324];
ministry, [331], [332], [336-338], [340]
Kawakami, E. E., [132], [341]
Kawamura, Count and Countess, [123]
Kawasaki, [341]
Kegon waterfall, [9]
Keiki, Shōgun, [108],[109]
Keiō-gijiku, [215]
Kelung, Formosa, [412], [413]
Kenkwai, [135-138]
Kennan, George, [328]
Kenzan ware, [228]
“Keramic Art of Japan,” [235]
Keramic wares, [228]
Kii, [9]
Kikuchi, Dr., [221]
Kimotsuki, Admiral, [291]
Kinchow, [313]
Kindergartens, [210], [213], [214], [269], [403]
Kingsley Hall, [28]
“Kinse Shiriaku,” [117]
Kipling, Rudyard, [204]
Kirby, E. C., [341]
Kiso river, [9]
Kitakami river, [9]
Kitasato, Dr., [10], [220]
Kites, [66]
Kiyomori, [98]
Knapp, A. M., [59], [89], [101], [132], [208], [249]
Knight, [283]
Knox, G. W., [59], [75], [89], [249], [261], [304]
Kōbe, [2], [9], [33], [110], [201], [355], [364]
“Kōbe Herald,” [407]
Koch, Dr., [220]
Kodama, Baron, [220], [321]
Koike, Major, [381]
Kojiki, [241]
Kojimachi Ku, [139]
Kōkaku, Emperor, [278]
“Kokumin Shimbun,” [335]
Komagatake, [8]
Komatsu II., Emperor, [99]
Kōmei, Emperor, [64], [108],[109], [122]
Kōmin, [see] Citizen
Komura, Baron, [318]
Korea, [4], [5], [7], [14], [32], [34], [90], [91], [95], [96], [99], [111], [154], [157], [224], [237], [252], [255], [292], [294], [299], [331];
Japanese convention with Japan, [332];
agreement influence in, [294];
Russia in, [309];
with Japan, [333];
annexed, [337];
Supreme Court in, [334];
Koreans, [85];
students, [341]
“Korea and Her Neighbors,” [341]
“Korean Sketches,” [341]
“Korea in Transition,” [341]
“Korea, The Passing of,” [341]
“Korea, The Tragedy of,” [341]
“Korea, With Marquis Ito in,” [341]
[See also] “Corea the Hermit Nation,” [341]
Koriusai, [227]
Korsakoff Harbor, Sakhalin, [315]
Kublai Khan, [98]
Kuchinotsu, [9]
Kumamoto, [32], [149], [215]
Kure, [150], [355]
Kurihama, [102]
Kurile Islands, [5], [6], [12], [44], [105], [111]
Kuroki, General, [313], [315]
Kuropatkin, General, [313], [315]
Kuro Shio (Black Stream), [11]
Kurozumi-kyō, [259]
Kusatsu, [8]
Kusunoki, [91], [98]
Kyonaga, [227]
Kyōto, [19], [91], [97], [109], [215], [230], [278], [280], [282], [350]
Kyōto ware, [229]
Kyōwa era, [277]
Kyūshiu, [5], [9], [10], [12], [14], [42], [45], [95], [292]
L
Labor unions, [27], [28]
“Labor World,” [28]
Lacquer trees, [12];
lacquer work, [24];
lacquering, [230-231]
Ladd, George T., [87], [341]
“Ladoga” (American), [105]
La Farge, John, [236]
Lakes, [8]
Lamps, [298]
Land, arable, [350], [351];
foreign ownership of, [170], [171]
“Land of the Morning,” [109]
Landscape-gardening, [54], [234]
“Landscape-Gardening in Japan,” [54], [236]
Lange, Dr., [208]
Language, [191-198], [206], [207], [232]
Lanman, Chas., [117]
Latin, [211], [285]
Latitude, [5]
“Lawrence” (American), [105]
Laws, [96], [137]
Lay, A. H., [132], [376], [380]
Lead, [23]
Legal Japan, [159-174]
Leroy-Beaulieu, A., [28], [158]
Lespedeza, [395]
Lewis, R. E., [221]
Liaotung Peninsula, [307], [308]
Liaoyang, [313], [315]
Library, Imperial, [203], [220];
Max Müller, [220]
“Life of Sir Harry Parkes,” [303]
Light-houses, [91], [110]
Ligneul, L’Abbé, [391]
Literary class, [48]
Literature, [70], [100], [198-208]
Lithography, [227]
Living expenses, [26], [27], [358-360]
Lizards, [13]
Lloyd, Prof., [15], [59], [75], [89], [158], [174], [190], [221], [259], [261]
Loans, war, [313]
Local self-government, [113], [114], [116], [120], [133-145]
Locomotives, [37]
London, [341]
Longford, J. H., [101], [174]
Lönholm, Dr., [161]
Loo Choo (Ryūkyū) Islands, [5], [12], [34], [92], [105], [113]
Loquats, [19], [351]
Loti, Pierre, [77]
“Lotos-Time in Japan,” [15], [59], [89]
Lotus, [65], [410]
Lotze, R. H., [87]
Louisiana, [5]
Lowell, Percival, [26], [43], [50], [75], [89], [195], [223], [239], [249], [257]
Loyalty, [87]
Lucky and unlucky days, [71-75]
Lumber, [24]
Lunar calendar, [64]
Lutherans, [264]
M
MacCauley, Clay, [199]
McClatchie, T. R., [68]
McCormick, Frederick, [328]
McDonald, Roland, [105], [106]
McKenzie, F. A., [341]
Mackay, Dr., [276]
Maclay, A. C., [75]
Magazines, [202], [285]
“Magna Charta of Japanese liberty,” [see] Constitution
Maize, [19]
Maizuru, [150]
Makaroff, Admiral, [314]
“Maker of the New Orient, A,” [276]
Malays, [45], [46], [95]
Manchoo Court, [301]
Manchuria, China, [30], [32], [295], [308-310], [313], [331]
Manila, [33], [35]
Manners, [see] Customs
Manufacturing plants, [286]
“Manyōshiu,” [407]
Maple, [65], [408], [409]
Marcus Island, [6]
“Mariner” (British), [105]
Marriage, [61], [62], [178-182]
Masamune, [230]
Mason, W. B., [15]
Masujima, Dr., [169], [170], [174]
Match industry, [24], [37], [298]
Matsukata, Count, [128]
Matsumai, Yezo, [105]
“Matthew Calbraith Perry,” [117]
Matting, [37]
“Mayors of the Palace,” [98], [278]
Mechanics, [283];
wages of, [26], [358-360]
Megata, Mr., [351]
Meiji era, [91], [277], [339]
Melons, [19]
Memorial Day, [65]
Men-of-war, American, [23]
Mercantile Marine, [384]
“Mercator” (American), [105]
Merchants, [48], [82], [283]
Meredith, George, [204]
Merovingians, Japanese, [98]
Metal work, [24], [229-230]
Meteorological table, [346]
Methodist Publishing House, [266], [276]
Methodists, [264], [272], [334], [404], [405]
Michi, Prince, [123]
Migrations, [95]
“Mikado’s Empire, The,” [43], [66], [71], [206]
Military class, [48]
Mill, John Stuart, [380]
Miller, ——, a criminal, [165]
Millet, [19], [55]
Milne, Professor, [15]
Minamoto, [98]
Mining, [23], [294]
Minko, [228]
Minnesota, [5]
Mint, [39], [91], [110], [111]
Miochin family, [230]
Mission of Japan, the, [289-304]
Mission schools, [211], [219]
Missionaries, [107], [157], [173], [177], [218], [245], [263-269], [272], [287]
Missionary Conference, First, [110];
at Ōsaka, [92], [113];
at Tōkyō, [92], [115];
at Yokohama, [91]
Mississippi valley, [5]
Mitake, [8]
Mitford, A. B. F., [70], [75], [261]
Mito, [54], [60], [67], [280]
Mito clan, [100]
Mito, Prince of, [149], [286]
“Mito Yashiki,” [75]
Mitschenko’s cavalry, [315]
Mitsu Bishi Company, [23]
Mitsui Bank, [370]
Miwa, [228]
“Miyako-Dori,” [236]
Miyanoshita, [8]
“Modern Japanese Legal Institutions,” [174]
Moji, [9], [32], [187]
“Moji no Shirube,” [208]
Money, Table of, [347-349];
in circulation, [367];
money-making, [81-82], [408]
Mongolians, [45]
Monkey, [13]
Morals, [48], [257], [271], [287]
Mormons, [265]
Morning-glory, [65], [410]
Morris, John, [15], [28], [117], [132], [158], [208]
Morrison, Arthur, [235]
“Morrison” Expedition, [105]
Morrison, Mt., [8]
Morse, E. S., [51], [54], [235]
“Moscow Gazette,” [406]
Mosquitoes, [10]
Mossman, Samuel, [117]
Mother-in-law, [176]
Mott, John R., [270]
Mounsey, A. H., [117]
Mountains, [8]
Mourning, [62]
Mousseline, [37]
Mukden, battle of, [317]
Mulberry trees, [19]
Munichika, [230]
Munzinger, Carl, [85]
Muramasa, [230]
Murata rifle, [149]
Murdock, James, [101], [276]
Muroran, [9], [150]
Murray, David, [15], [59], [94], [97], [101], [132], [263]
“Murray’s Hand-Book,” [12], [15]
“Muscovite Menace,” [322]
Music, [68], [69], [231], [232]
“Music and Musical Instruments of Japan, The,” [236]
Mutsuhito, Emperor, [108-110], [118], [121], [122], [279];
death of, [339], [340]
Mythology, [90], [92-95];
history, outline, [90-92]
N
Nachi waterfall, [9]
Nagasaki, [9], [23], [32], [104-107], [201], [281], [341], [405], [406]
Nagoya, [21], [148], [230], [364]
Namikawa, [230]
Nanjo, [253]
Nankaidō, [6]
Nanshan, [313]
“Napoleon of Japan,” [91], [99]
Nara, [97], [228];
Nara epoch, [90], [97]
“Narrative of a Japanese,” [200]
Naruse, Jinzō, [187], [188], [402]
“Nation, The,” [132], [134], [145]
National Assembly, [120]
National development, [366], [367]
National exhibition in Tōkyō, [111]
National song, [407], [408]
Nature-worship, [45], [79]
Naval increment, [383], [384]
Navy, [126], [147-152]
Nelson, Lord, [151]
Nemoto, Mr., [274]
“New Far East, The,” [39], [117], [145], [151], [158]
New Year’s Day, [61], [64], [75]
New York City, [296]
New York State Bar Association, [170]
Newchang, [315]
Newspaper, first, [91], [110], [111], [200];
newspapers, [200-202], [257], [266], [273], [285];
see also specific names
Nichiren sect, [253], [255-256]
Nicolai, Bishop, [263]
Nietzche’s “Zarathustra,” [204]
Nightingale, [13]
Niigata, [9], [110]
Niitaka, [8]
Nikkō, [8], [9], [185], [228]
Ninigi, [90]
Ninsei ware, [228]
Nippon Electric Company, [38]
Nippon Yūsen Kwaisha, [see] Japan Mail Steamship Company
“Nisshin Shinjishi,” [200]
Nitobe, Dr., [45], [89], [117], [239], [252], [261], [341]
Nitta, [91], [98]
Nō dances, [228], [233]
Nobility, new orders of, [92], [113], [114]
Nobles’ School, [123], [211]
Nobunaga, persecutor of Buddhists, [91], [99]
Nodzu, General, [313], [315]
Nogi, General, [313], [316], [340]
Norimono, [see] Sedan-chair
Normal schools, [211], [216], [400]
Norman, Henry, [56], [57], [69], [152], [158], [174], [202]
Noss, Christopher, [208]
“Notes on Shippo,” [235]
“Noto, an Unexplored Corner of Japan,” [43]
Novik, sinking of, [315]
Nunobiki waterfall, [9]
Nuts, [55]
Nuttall’s “Standard Dictionary,” [205]
O
Oak trees, [12]
Oatmeal, [37]
Occidentalization, [69]
“Occult Japan,” [249]
Ocean currents, [11], [14]
Officials, [26], [48]
Ōhashi, Mr., [220]
Oil, [23], [36], [41], [42];
industry, [364-365]
Ōjin, [90], [96]
Okakura, Kakasu, [117], [224], [235], [304], [328]
Okayama, [215]
Oku, General, [313], [315]
Ōkuma, Count, [119], [130], [154], [215], [218], [333], [381], [402]
Olcott, Colonel, [253]
Omaha, [37]
Omnibus, [34]
Onions, [19]
Onohama, [355]
Onsen, [8]
Oöka, [159]
“Open door,” [310], [322]
Opium, [144], [170]
Oranges, [19], [351], [352]
Orchestras, [67-69]
Oregon, [14], [106]
“Orient, The Spirit of the,” [304]
Oriental Steamship Company, [23], [35]
“Ornamental Arts of Japan,” [235]
Ōsaka, [9], [21], [39], [92], [110], [148], [149], [186], [355], [364], [402], [406];
“Ōsaka Asahi Shimbun,” [202];
Exhibition, [24], [356-358];
Gas Company, [36];
“Ōsaka Mainichi Shimbun,” [202];
Merchant Steamship Company, [34], [295];
Missionary Conference, Proceedings, [276];
Shōsen Kwaisha, [34], [295]
Oshū, [45]
Ota ware, [229]
“Othello,” [68]
Ōuchi, Mr., [322]
“Out of the Far East,” [190]
Outcasts, [283];
admitted to citizenship, [91], [110], [112]
“Outline of the History of Ukiyo-ye, An,” [235]
“Outlook, The,” [309], [328]
Owari ware, [229]
Oxen, [13]; ox-carts, [29], [31]
Ōyama, Marquis, [150], [321]
Ozaki, Mme., [70]
P
Pacific Ocean, [1-3], [6], [14], [299], [301]
Pack-horses, [29], [31]
“Painters of Japan, the,” [235]
Painting, [225-227];
collections in America, [225]
Palanquin, [30]
Palmer, Frederick, [328]
Pantomime, [68]
Paper-making, [24];
mills, [286]
Paper money, [39]
“Paradise of the East,” [290]
“Party Cabinet,” first, [115]
Paulownia, [409]
Peace, articles of, [318-320]
Peace commissioners, [318];
conference by, [318]
“Peace Preservation Act,” [113], [114]
Peace Resolutions, [335]
Peace Society, [333]
Peach trees, [13];
blossoms, [410];
peaches, [19], [351], [352]
Peanuts, [19]
Pears, [19], [351], [352]
Peas, [19], [37]
Peeresses’ School, [188], [211]
Peery, R. B., [15], [89], [249], [276]
Peking, [115], [296], [297], [301]
Penal Code, [113]
People, [44-59];
[see also] Characteristics of the people
Perry, Commodore, [102], [103], [105-107], [116];
anniversary of treaty, [314];
Memorial Relief Fund, [314];
expedition, [91], [117]
Persimmons, [19], [351]
Pescadores Islands, [5], [413]
Petroleum, [37], [365]
“Petropavlovsk,” sinking of, [314]
“Phaethon” (British), [104]
Philippine Islands, [3], [14], [15], [291], [299]
Phillips, Fs. C., [205]
Phœnicia, [300]
Physiographical advantages, [291]
Physiography, [1-15]
Pickles, [37]
Pickpockets’ guild, [27]
“Pictorial Arts of Japan, The,” [235]
Piggott, F. T., [22], [236]
Pine, [12], [409], [410]
Pisciculture, [24]
Plague, [10], [413]
Plasterers’ guild, [27]
Plum trees, [13];
blossoms, [65], [79], [408], [409], [410];
plums, [19], [351], [352]
Poetry, [192], [198-200], [225], [226], [231], [232], [407]
Policemen, [162], [163]
“Political and Commercial Reasons for the Study of Chinese,” [296]
“Political Development of Japan (1867-1909), The,” [132]
“Political Ideas of Modern Japan, The,” [132]
Political parties, [113], [114], [130], [376-381]
“Political Science Quarterly,” [145]
Pomegranate, [351]
Population, [7], [366]
Porcelain, [24], [37], [228-229]
Pork, [54]
Port Arthur, [307], [309], [311], [313], [315], [316]
Portland, Oregon, [2]
Ports, opening of, [91]
Portsmouth, N. H., peace conference at, [318]
Portuguese, [20], [91], [99]
Postage, letter, [35], [36]
Postal system, [31], [35], [91], [110], [111];
postal savings, [35], [362-364]
Potatoes, [19], [26]
Pottery, [24], [228-229];
“Father of Pottery,” [229]
Poultry, [24]
“Powers, Great,” [146], [307], [308]
“Practical Introduction to the Study of Japanese Writing,” [208]
“Preble” (United States), [105]
Prefectural assemblies, [92], [111-114]
Prehistoric period, [90]
Presbyterians, [264], [272], [404], [405]
Presents, [60]
Press, freedom of the, [92], [115], [116], [201]
Printers’ union, [27]
Prison system, [165], [166];
officials, school for, [168];
treatment of prisoners, [321]
Privy council, [92], [113], [124]
Professional schools, [218]
“Progress of Japan, 1853-1871, The,” [117]
Pronunciation, xvii
Prophecy, [288]
Proverb, a Japanese, [46]
Provinces and Prefectures, [345], [347]
Prussian voting system, [141]
R
Radicals, dissatisfaction of, [113], [114]
Radish, [19]
Railroad, first, [91], [110];
fare, [33];
carriages, [37];
engineers’ union, [27];
workmen’s union, [27]
Railroads, [31-33], [282], [294], [333], [360-362], [367]
Rainy seasons, [11]
Ransome, Stafford, [28], [145], [158], [291]
Rathgen, Dr. Karl, [17]
Rats, [10], [13]
“Real Japan, The,” [56], [57], [69], [152], [158], [174], [190], [202]
“Real Triumph of Japan, The,” [158]
Red Cross Society, [188], [269], [270], [280], [321]
Reform School, [168]
Reform work, [271]
Registration, system of, [168], [169]
Rein, J. J., [15], [22], [28], [46], [59], [75], [85], [89], [208], [231], [235], [249]
Religion, [172], [173], [237-276]
“Religion in Japan, Development of,” [249], [261]
Religions, Bureau of, [243]
“Religions of Japan, The,” [242], [249], [257], [276]
Remmon-kyō, [259]
Remsen, Ira, [205]
Resanoff, [104]
“Rescue homes,” [168]
Resident (jūmin), [138], [139]
Resources, [41], [42], [340]
Restoration, [108], [110], [118], [144], [210], [242]
Revolutionary war, [91]
Rice, [18], [19], [26], [37], [54], [56], [169], [351]
Richardson affair, [91], [107], [108]
Rifles, [85]
Ritter, H., [276]
Rivers, [9]
Roman Catholic, [264], [404-406]
Roosevelt, President, [318]
Rosen, Baron, [318]
Roses, War of the, [99]
Rowing, [66]
“Rurik,” loss of, [314]
Russia, [4], [14], [36], [145], [263], [285], [294], [295];
and Japan, [299], [300], [307-328]
“Russia, The Tragedy of,” [328]
Russian aggressions, [155], [157]
Russian Church, [406]
Russian epidemic, [10]
Russian language, [285]
“Russo-Japanese Conflict, The,” [328]
Russo-Japanese convention, [333]
Russo-Japanese war, [307-327], [331], [332], [336]
Ryūkyū Islands, [see] Loo Choo Islands
S
Sada, Empress, [123], [188], [211]
Saga rebellion, [91], [111]
Saikaidō, [6]
Saionji, Marquis, [402];
cabinet, [332], [336], [340]
“Saiseikwai” Society, [338]
Sake, [24], [55]
Sakhalin traded off for Kurile Islands, [111];
indemnity from Russia, [331]
Salisburia, or Ginko, [351]
Salt, [23]
Salvation Army, [168], [264], [271]
Samurai, or Knight, [283]
San Diego, [2], [3]
San Francisco, [2], [3], [35], [37]
Sanindō, [6]
Sanskrit, [211], [285]
Sanyō Railway Company, [33]
Sanyōdō, [6]
Sapporo Agricultural College, [216]
“Saramang” (British), [105]
Saseho, [150], [311]
Satin, [37]
Satow, Sir Ernest, [22], [117], [241], [249]
Satsuma, Prince of, [108]
Satsuma rebellion, [91], [111]
Satsuma ware, [229]
Sawyers’ guilds, [27]
Saxons, [93]
Scandinavian Alliance, [264]
Scherer, J. A. B., [15], [43], [117], [158], [221], [261]
Schools, [210-212], [214-218];
statistics, [399-401];
see also [Academy of Music], [Fine Arts School], [Foreign Language School], [Kindergartens], [Mission], [Nobles’], [Normal], [Peeresses’], [Professional], and [Technical] schools, [Sapporo Agricultural College], [University for Women], and [University, Imperial]
Schopenhauer, Arthur, [204]
Scidmore, Miss E. R., [15], [20], [43], [56], [75], [123], [236], [328]
“Scribner’s Monthly,” [87], [132]
Scripture Union, [271]
Sculptors, [228]
Sea of Japan, battle of, [318]
Seaman, Louis L., Major, [158], [328]
Seattle, Washington, [2], [35], [355]
Seaweed, [55]
Second Army, [313]
Sedan-chair, [30]
Seidlitz, [235]
Seifu ware, [228]
Sei-i-Tai-Shōgun, [98]
Seismology, [15], [216]
“Seiyō Kibun,” [210]
Sekigahara, [91], [100]
Senate, [91], [111], [119]
Sendai, [148], [215], [332]
Seoul, [311], [312]
Seto ware, [229]
Setonouchi, [see] Inland Sea
Setouchi, [see] Inland Sea
“Seven grasses,” [410]
Seventh-Day Adventists, [264]
Shaho River, battle of, [315];
skirmishes on, [317]
“Shakai Zasshi,” [18]
Shanghai, China, [298], [355]
Sheep, [13]
Shibata, Mr., [323]
Shibusawa, Baron, [39], [82]
Shigemi, [75], [221]
Shikoku, [5], [10], [12]
Shimada, Mr., [274]
Shimoda [107]
Shimonoseki, and Straits of, [32], [91], [107], [108]
Shin sect, [253], [255], [256]
Shinano river, [9]
Shinchiku, Formosa, [412]
Shingon sect, [253], [254]
“Shinshiu,” [255]
Shintō, [48], [50], [62], [68], [94], [177], [224], [237-249], [250], [251], [254], [259], [260], [288], [340];
periodicals, [203];
shrines, [166], [240], [243], [244];
temples, [65], [238]
“Shinto: the Way of the Gods,” [249]
Shinyeisho, Formosa, [412]
Shioya, S., [75], [221]
Ship-building, [23], [24], [354-356]
Ship-carpenters’ union, [27]
Shippō, [230], [235]
Shirane, [8]
Shirozaemon, [229]
Shizuoka, [280]
Shōgunate, [91], [98], [99], [108-110]
Shops, shopkeepers, shopping, [25-26]
Shōtoku Taishi, [90], [96]
Shrines, Bureau of, [243]
Shunsho, [227]
Siam, [4], [299];
and Japan, [298], [410-411]
Siberia, [4], [14], [34]
Siberia railway, [291], [309]
Sick poor, relief of, [338]
Silk, [17], [20], [21], [37], [41];
silkworms, [20]
Silver, [23], [41], [42]
Simmons, Dr., [133]
Simplicity of life, [78-81]
Singapore, [355]
Sin-tek, Formosa, [413]
“Sketches of Tōkyō Life,” [74]
Sleeping-cars, [33]
Smallpox, [10], [220], [413]
Smelt-fishing, [22]
Smoking, [20]
Snakes, [13]
Soap, [37]
Social evil, [166-168]
Social settlement, [28]
Socialism, [28]
Society, classes of, [48-49], [282], [283]
Soldiers, [30], [82], [283]
“Solomon, Japanese,” [159]
Soma ware, [229]
Sone, Viscount, [337]
“Soul of the Far East,” [26], [50], [89], [195], [239], [249]
Soups, [55]
South Pacific Islands, [45]
Soy, [24], [55]
Spanish, [285]
Spencer, D. S., [404]
Spencer, Herbert, [206]
Spokane Falls, Washington, [37]
Spring, Japanese, [12]
Springs, hot, mineral, [8], [59]
Stage, [31], [34], [281]
“Standard, The,” Chicago, [237]
Standard Oil Company, [36]
Star Vega, Festival of the, [64], [65]
Stature of Japanese, [47]
Steamboats, [31], [281]
Steam-car, [281]
Steamers, [37];
companies, [34];
lines, [2], [3];
steamships, [286]
Steel, [37]
Stevenson, R. L., [204]
Stoicism, [81]
Stonemasons’ guild, [27]
Stores, [see] Shops
“Story of Japan, The,” [15], [59], [94], [132], [263]
“Story of Old Japan, The,” [101]
Strange, E. F., [235]
Strawberries, [19]
Street-car conductors, wages, [26];
drivers, [26]
Stroessel, General, [316]
Students’ Standard Dictionary, [205]
Sugar-raising, [24]
Sugawara, [91]
Suiko, Empress, [96]
“Sūjin, the Civilizer,” [90], [95]
Sulphur, [23]
Sumac tree, [230]
“Summary of Japanese Penal Codes,” [174]
Summer, Japanese, [12]
Sunday-school, National Association, [334]
Sunday-school picnics, [66]
Sun-goddess, [90], [95], [248], [259]
“Sunrise Kingdom, The,” [5]
“Sunrise in the Sunrise Kingdom,” [276]
Superiors, obedience to, [49], [50]
Superstitions, [70-75]
“Superstitious Japan,” [73]
Suyematsu, Baron, [120]
Swords, [24], [48], [230]
T
Tacoma, Washington, [2]
Taft, W. H., [334]
Taggart’s “Cotton Spinning,” [205]
Taihoku, Formosa, [412]
Taikwa Reformation, [370]
Tainan-fu, Formosa, [412]
Taine’s “English Literature,” [206]
Taira supremacy, [91], [98]
Taisho Era, [339]
“Taiyō,” [291], [293], [368]
Takahashi, K., [290]
Takahira, Minister, [318]
Takekoshi, [145]
Take-no-uchi, [90], [96]
Takow, Formosa, [412], [413]
Takushan, [313]
“Tales of Old Japan,” [70], [75], [261]
Tamsui, Formosa, [412]
Tamura, N., [61]
Tanners, [48]
Tariff, [92], [108], [115], [116], [170]
Tartars, [98]; armada, [91]
Tax, land, [18], [49], [139], [169];
business, [169];
house, [169], [170];
income, [169]
Taxation, [48], [142], [150], [169]
Tea, [19], [20], [26], [37], [41], [55];
ceremonial, [99], [233]
Teachers’ Institutes, [219], [220]
Technical schools, [211], [216], [400]
Telegraph, [31], [91], [110], [282], [294], [367], [413]
Telephone, [31], [33], [34], [282], [413]
Telissu, [313]
Temperament, [87-89]
Tempō era, [370]
Tendai sect, [253], [254]
Tennis, [66]
Tennyson, Alfred, [204]
Tenrikyō, [259]
Tenryu-gawa, river, [9]
Terauchi, Gen., [339]
Terry, Prof., [161]
Teru, Prince, [123]
“Text-book of Colloquial Japanese,” [208]
Theatre, [66-68]
Thibet, [301]
“Things Japanese,” [161], [199], [256]
Third Army, [313]
“30th year” (of Meiji) rifle, [149]
Thomson, Elihu, [205]
“Three Provinces,” [310]
Tidal wave, [115]
“Tidings from Japan,” [404]
Tiehling, occupation of, [317]
“Time, Land of Approximate,” [83]
Tin, [23]
Tobacco, [17], [19], [20];
sale of, to minors, prohibited, [271]
Togo, Admiral, [311], [315], [316], [318]
Tōkaidō, [6]
Tokonami, Mr., [339]
Tokugawa Dynasty, [91], [100], [101], [110], [280]
Tokuno, [235]
Tōkyō, [21], [26], [28], [31], [33], [35], [37], [39], [47], [91], [92], [110], [111], [114], [139], [148], [149], [166], [168], [186], [201], [215-217], [220], [230], [270], [276], [280], [282], [285], [286], [322], [334], [336], [360], [361], [364], [370], [402], [406], [410]
Tōkyō Bay, [314]
Tōkyō Missionary Conference, Proceedings, [276]
Toledo blades, [230]
Tolstoi, Leo, [204]
Tomeoka, [168]
Tomotada, [228]
Tone river, [9]
Torpedo-boats, [311]
Tōsandō, [6]
Tōyō Kisen Kwaisha, [23], [35]
Toyokuni, [227]
Trade Unions, [27], [28]
Traits, [46-50], [76-89]
Transportation, travel, [29-43], [281]
Treaties, new, [92];
with foreign nations, [91];
of-alliance between Japan and Korea, [312];
of commerce and navigation between Japan and the United States, [385-399];
of Portsmouth between Japan and Russia, [331], [333];
new, with United States, [338]
Treaty-Making, Period of, [104], [106-107]
Tree peony, [409]
Trees, see names of trees
Trials, [164]
Tri-Religion Conference, [339]
Troup, James, [255]
Trusteeship, system of, [41]
Turnips, [19]
“Twain, Mark,” [204]
Twentieth Century Japan, [267], [277-288]
“203-metre Hill,” [316]
Type Foundry, Tsukiji, Tōkyō, [285], [286]
Typhoons, [10], [11], [88]
U
Uchimura, [265], [300]
Uhlhorn, Gerhard, [275]
Uji, [19]
Ukita, K., [293]
Umé Tsuda, Miss, [186]
“Unabridged Japanese English Dictionary,” [208]
United States, [2], [3], [7], [14], [36], [37], [85], [157], [186], [200], [291], [293], [299], [308], [310], [317], [335], [336], [338];
President of the, [102], [106];
treaties between, and Japan, [338], [385-399]
Universalists, [264]
University, Imperial, [23], [91], [165], [166];
at Kyōto, [211], [215];
at Tōkyō, [110], [210], [215], [216], [221]
University for Women, [186], [188], [211], [401-403]
Uraga, [102], [106], [355];
dockyard, [23]
Urami waterfall, [9]
Uriu, Admiral, [311], [316]
Utamaro, [227]
Utsumi, Baron, [402]
Uychara, G. E., [132]
Uyeno, [381]
V
Vaccination, [413]
Vancouver, [2]
“Various impressions,” [45]
Vegetables, see names of vegetables
Vehicles, [30]
“Verbeck of Japan,” [117], [276]
Verestchagin, death of, [314]
Vergil, [304]
Vessels, [367]
Vladivostock, [33], [315];
squadron of, [314]
Volcanoes, [8]
Von Siebold, Dr., [105]
W
Wadō era, [370]
Wages and incomes, [26], [27], [358-360]
Wakayama, [17]
Walker’s “Political Economy,” [206]
War indemnity, [319], [331]
War, Russo-Japanese, [307-327]
Warships, [150], [151], [383]
Waseda, [215]
Washington, [14]; D. C., [157]
Watanabe, Viscount, [43], [333]
Watson, [304]
Wealth of Japan, [369-370]
Weasels, [13]
Weaving, [24]
Webster’s Dictionaries, [205]
Weddings, [see] Marriage
“Wee Ones of Japan, The,” [60], [75], [221]
Weight and Measure, Table of, [347-350]
Weights, comparative, of Japanese and European men, [47]
Weihaiwei, battle of, [150]
Wheat, [19]; cracked, [37]
“When I was a Boy in Japan,” [75], [221]
Whistler, J. A. M., [223]
“White Peril in the Far East, The,” [117], [304], [328]
Wigmore, Prof., [132-134], [145], [159], [160]
William II. of Holland, [105]
Willow, [409]
Wine, [56]
Winter, Japanese, [12]
Wistaria, [65], [409], [410]
“With Kuroki in Manchuria,” [328]
Witnesses, [164]
Witte, Sergius, Count, [318]
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, [168], [264], [270], [271]
Women, [175-190], [286];
Japanese and American, contrasted, [81];
legal position of, [178-182];
education of, [183], [185], [186], [188], [401-403];
employment for, [183], [188], [270]
Wool, [37]
Woollen mills, [286]
World’s Student Christian Federation, [334]
Wrestling, [66];
wrestler’s guild, [27]
Writing, art of, introduced, [92], [94], [96]
Wuchang, China, [297]
X
Xavier, Francis, [91], [99], [262]
Y
Yalu, battle of, [150]
Yalu River, battle of, [313]
Yamada, [117], [158], [283]
Yamagata, Isoh, [276]
Yamagata, Marquis, [150], [321]
Yamaguchi, [215]
Yamamoto, Count, [375], [340]
Yamath, Yamato, [46]
Yamato-Dake, Prince, [90], [95]
Yangtze Kiang river, [14], [295]
“Yankees of the East, The,” [28], [43], [56], [66], [123], [132], [174], [190]
Year Periods, [370-373]
Yedo (now Tōkyō), [91], [100], [106], [110], [280], [282]; Bay, [102], [104], [105]
“Yellow Peril,” [321]
Yezo, [5], [9], [12], [16], [32], [44], [104], [106], [110], [162];
[see also] Hokkaidō
Yinkow, [315]
Yi Tchi Yong, Major-General, [312]
Yokohama, [2], [3], [9], [14], [28], [91], [107], [165], [166], [201], [360], [361], [364];
Athletic Association, [66];
Specie Bank, [38], [170]
Yokosuka, [150]
Yoritomo, [91], [98]
“Yoshino,” sinking of, [314]
Yoshihito, Emperor, [339]
Yoshitsune, [91], [98]
“Young Japan,” [117], [221]
Young Men’s Buddhist Association, [256]
Young Men’s Christian Association, [256], [264], [270];
Perry celebration in Tōkyō rooms of, [314];
work at Antung, [324];
providing teachers, [340]
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor, [265], [271]
Young Women’s Christian Association, [270]
Yuzu Nembutsu sect, [254]
Z
Zen sect, [253-255]
Zola, Émile, [204]