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- Hearn’s associates on, i: [70], [71];
- Hearn’s work on, [72], [73], [176], [280], [363];
- letters to, afterward expanded into Chita, [96];
- purpose of its proprietors, [288].
- Tison, Alexander, professor at the University of Tōkyō, ii: [284], [312], [316].
- Togo-ike, Japan, ii: [53].
- Tōkyō, Hearn’s private life in, i: [141–152]; ii: [295], [309], [327], [329];
- his dislike of, ii: [192], [193];
- the foreign element in, [321], [456], [457];
- cheap living in, [329];
- appearance of, [333], [334];
- climate of, [366], [372], [385];
- lack of literary inspiration in, [378];
- work done by students in, [387];
- a silk-house at, [437], [438];
- Government service in, [470].
- Tōkyō, University of, Hearn becomes Professor of English Literature at, i: [136–138];
- resigns this position, [154]; ii: [368], [490], [493];
- students of, ii: [282], [283], [314], [315], [328], [388];
- the gate to public office, [282];
- Hearn’s work at, [283], [298], [305], [306], [310], [314], [327], [328], [357], [427], [429], [444], [481], [482], [486], [487];
- professors at, [284], [285], [311], [312], [313], [315], [316];
- architecture of, [311];
- one reason for Hearn’s appointment at, [313], [314].
- Torio, Viscount, his theories of Western civilization, ii: [36], [40].