Salisburia adiantifolia, [309], [313].
Samisen, the national female instrument, [70].
Sampans, or native boats, [3]; mode of sculling, [4].
Sanno pass, [96].
Sarufuto, [231].
Sarufutogawa river, [237], [246].
Satow, Mr. Ernest, Japanese Secretary of Legation, [14]; his reputation, [199].
Satsu, or paper money, [7].
Savage life at Biratori, [234]–236.