” ” March, 1902.

CHAP.		PAGE
I.	THE NORTH PACIFIC AND YOKOHAMA	[1]
II.	YOKOHAMA	[10]
III.	YOKOHAMA—CONTINUED	[20]
IV.	THE ENVIRONS OF YOKOHAMA	[28]
V.	KAMAKURA AND ENOSHIMA	[38]
VI.	TOKIO	[43]
VII.	TOKIO—CONTINUED	[53]
VIII.	TOKIO FLOWER FESTIVALS	[65]
IX.	JAPANESE HOSPITALITIES	[86]
X.	THE JAPANESE THEATRE	[96]
XI.	THE IMPERIAL FAMILY	[111]
XII.	TOKIO PALACES AND COURT	[125]
XIII.	THE SUBURBS OF TOKIO	[134]
XIV.	A TRIP TO NIKKO	[140]
XV.	NIKKO	[147]
XVI.	CHIUZENJI AND YUMOTO	[162]
XVII.	THE ASCENT OF FUJIYAMA	[175]
XVIII.	THE DESCENT OF FUJIYAMA	[183]
XIX.	THE TOKAIDO—I	[189]
XX.	THE TOKAIDO—II	[197]
XXI.	NAGOYA	[206]
XXII.	LAKE BIWA AND KIOTO	[216]
XXIII.	KIOTO TEMPLES	[226]
XXIV.	THE MONTO TEMPLES AND THE DAIMONJI	[236]
XXV.	THE PALACES AND CASTLE	[244]
XXVI.	KIOTO SILK INDUSTRY	[255]
XXVII.	EMBROIDERIES AND CURIOS	[267]
XXVIII.	POTTERIES AND PAPER WARES	[277]
XXIX.	GOLDEN DAYS	[285]
XXX.	SENKÉ AND THE MERCHANTS’ DINNER	[296]
XXXI.	THROUGH UJI TO NARA	[304]
XXXII.	NARA	[320]
XXXIII.	OSAKA	[331]
XXXIV.	KOBÉ AND ARIMA	[340]
XXXV.	THE TEA TRADE	[350]
XXXVI.	THE INLAND SEA AND NAGASAKI	[358]
XXXVII.	IN THE END	[368]
	INDEX	[377]

ILLUSTRATIONS

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OLD COURT COSTUME	[Frontispiece]
FUJIYAMA	[5]
JAPANESE CHILDREN	[17]
AT KAWAWA	[30]
THE SEMI’S CAGE	[55]
POETS BENEATH THE PLUM-TREES	[67]
A UYÉNO TEA-HOUSE	[71]
IRIS GARDENS AT HORI KIRI	[75]
AT KAMEIDO	[79]
IN DANGO-ZAKA STREET	[82]
TEA BLOSSOMS	[83]
CHOPSTICKS—FIGS. 1 AND 2	[88]
CHOPSTICKS—FIG. 3	[89]
THE NESANS AT THE HOISHIGAOKA	[93]
MATSUDA, THE MASTER OF CHA NO YU	[94]
DANJIRO, THE GREAT ACTOR	[107]
IN THE PALACE GARDENS	[115]
IN THE PALACE GARDENS	[117]
IN THE PALACE GARDENS	[121]
PLAN OF EMPEROR’S PRIVATE APARTMENTS	[127]
IMPERIAL SAKÉ-CUP	[129]
INTERIOR OF THE IYEMITSU TEMPLE	[151]
GATE-WAY OF THE IYEYASU TEMPLE	[155]
FARM LABORERS AND PACK-HORSE	[163]
PUBLIC BATH-HOUSE AT YUMOTO	[171]
THE SHOJO	[213]
THE GREAT PINE-TREE AT KARASAKI	[219]
THE TRUE-LOVER’S SHRINE AT KIOMIDZU	[231]
THE THRONE OF 1868	[248]
KABE HABUTAI	[262]
CHIRIMEN	[263]
EBISU CHIRIMEN	[264]
KINU CHIRIMEN	[265]
FUKUSA	[270]
MANJI	[272]
MITSU TOMOYÉ	[273]
IN NAMMIKAWA’S WORK-ROOM	[288]
PICKING TEA	[305]
IN THE KASUGA TEMPLE GROUNDS	[317]
PRIESTESSES AT NARA	[324]
FARM LABORERS	[347]

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