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I

Images, carving of,158

Imari ware,140,142

Industries,80

Influence of Japan,279,288

Inland Sea,21

Intellectual advancement,279,285

Iron,157

Irrigation,23

Ise ware,140

Ito, Marquis,81

Ivory, carvings in,149

Iwasaki, Mr.,129

J

Japan, Constitution of,49,58,59Development of,289English newspapers in,207Europeans in,230Europeanising of,230Expulsion of foreigners from,3Fascination of,295,296Fauna of,27Feudal system in,50Flora of,24for the Japanese,242Foreigners in,231Foreign troops in,234Future of,274,279,288,290Holidays in,69Missionaries in,46,47,239,256Naval Officer’s description of,11Occidentilation of,269Portuguese visits to,2Present position of,263Press, “Yellow,” in,206Religions of,39Tourists in,26,241Trade of China, capture by,227,294Transition of,274Vice in,212,217Young,270,287

Japan Times, the,202

Japanese, amusements of,68Army,117art,131,149artists,133banks,97Conversion of, to Christianity,3,261Clothing of,68Constitution of,49,58,59costume,161courts,234,235Descent of Sovereigns,52Diet, Imperial,52,53drama,193,198Dress of,68electors, qualifications of,55evergreens,24fruit,23gardens,75Generals,122grotesque in art,135,145history,1houses,64,170language,33,34,109legal system,187literature,37,193morality,13,211commercial,236,283Navy,117,123oligarchy,61paper,87Parliament,56people,63pictures,158pillow,65plays,199Psychology of,264race,29,30schools,104subjects,53

Jinrickshas,182

K

Kaemfer,5,30,39,153

Kaga ware,140,144

Kakemonos,65,160

Ken sect,44

Kiushiu,17

Kobé,25

Korea,172,262

Korean architecture,172potters,141

Kumoto, Mr.,202,203

Kurile Isles,17

Kutania ware,145

Kyoto,25,158,181

Kyoto ware,140,144,145

L

Labour question,88organisations,88

Labour Worldnewspaper,88

Lacquer,135artists,137

Language, Japanese, characteristics of,33Origin of,34Educational difficulties,109

Law and order,185

Legal system, Japanese,187

Letters, number posted,178

Literature, Japanese,37,193

Loans,90,92

Loo-Choo Islands,17

Loti, Pierre,213

Luxury, absence of,74

M

Macao,142

Machinery, manufacture of,81

“Madame Chrysanthéme,”213

Magazines,207

Makimonos,160

Manufactures,83

Marco Paolo,1

Marks on pottery and porcelain,148

Marriages,72

Matches,96

Mercantile Marine,129

Metals,21,157

Metal work,153workers,156industries, decline in,157

Metallurgists,152

Mikado,50,51; alsoseeEmperor

Mineral wealth,21,157

Minister, British, at Japanese Court,239

Missionaries in Japan,46,47,239,256in China,225

Mitake, Mount,18

Mitsui, house of,97

Mitsui Bussan Kwiasha,99

Mitsu Bishi Company,129

Monkey, red-faced,27

Morality, Japanese,13,211Commercial,236,283

Moral advancement,279,281

Moral code, educational,110

Mountains,18

Municipalities, European,232

Music,69

N

Nagasaki,21,25

Nagoya,25Castle at,171

Nara, Temple of,167

Navy, Japanese,117,123

Naval officer’s description of Japan,11

Netsukés,149,150

“New Far East,”213

New Year’s Day,69

Newspapers,89,200Circulation of,205English, in Japan,207

News agencies,204

Nikko,26Pagoda at,169Temples at,173,174

Nippon,17

Nippon Yusen Kaisha,129

“Nô,” the,200

Notes, bank,93

O

Oligarchy, Japanese,61

Oxen,27

P

Pacific, mastery of,292

Pagodas,171

Painting,158Schools of,159Western influences on,159

Panama Canal,292

Paper, Japanese,87

Paper money,13

Parkes, Sir Harry,240Life of,240

Parliament, Japanese,56

Parties and party system,58

Passports,233

Peers, House of,53

People, Japanese, life and habits,63

Petroleum,86

Phallic worship,281

Philippine Islands,292

Philologists and Japanese language,33

Philosophers, English, widely read,284,285

Philosophy of life,78

Physical advancement,279

Physical features of country,17

Physique,112

Pictures, Japanese,158

Pigs,27

Pillow, Japanese,65

Plays, Japanese,199

Poetry,194in newspapers,205

Police,188

Political future,279

Population,17

Porcelain,140,142,145Modern,147Marks on,148

Port Arthur,17

Portuguese visits to Japan,2

Postal service,177orders,178

Post-office business,178Savings Bank,179

Post-offices, foreign,232

Potters, Korean,141

Pottery,140Marks on,148

Press, “Yellow,” in Japan,206Functions of,210Newspaper,202

Prisons,189

Prison system,190

Privy Council,59

Prostitution,215,283

Punch, Yokohama,209

Punishments,190

Psychology of Japanese,264

R

Race, Japanese, its origin,29Theories regarding,30

Railways,25,176

Raku ware,140,145

Rein, Professor,19

Religions of Japan,39influence on people,76

Representatives, House of,53,55

Resources of country,90

Revenue,101

Revolution of 1868,21,165,186,197,203

Rhus Vernicifera,22,138

Rice,23,84

Rivers,19

Royal Family, style and address of, defined,59

Russia,292

Russia, war with,120,127,221

Ryder, Admiral Sir A. P.,240

S

Saké,25

St. Francis Xavier,2,41,45,47,134,260,261,271

Sakhalin,17,18

Salt,87

Samurai,155,236,283

San Francisco,294

Satin embroidery,161

Satsuma, Prince of,134ware,140,143,144,145

Savings Banks, Post-office,179

Scabbards, sword,155

Scenery,25

Schools, Japanese,104for girls,106,114Higher,107Technical,108of painting,159of progressive art,147

Sculpture,149

Seto ware,145

Shampooing,75

Sheep,27

Shiba, temples at,158,173,174

Shikoku,17

Shingon Yoko sect,44

Shinto temples,45

Shintoism,39,40,41Influences of,48,77

Shirakawa, Emperor,42

Shogun,51

Shrines,77

Siberian railway,292

Silk,83embroidery,161-worms,84

Silver,157

Smoking,66

Snakes,27

Social intercourse,237

Socialism,89State,82

Spheres of influence,293

Stonewall Jackson,125

Straits Settlements,292

Sugar,87

Subjects, Japanese, rights and duties of defined,53

Swords,154Abolition of wearing of,155Accessories,156

Sword-makers,155

T

Tea,24,95ceremonies,141houses,24industry,86

Tea Traders’ Association,85

Telegrams,180

Telegraphs,179

Telephones,180

Temperature of Japan,20

Temples, Buddhist,171,173,174Shinto,171Some Buddhist, a visit to,244Construction of,158

Tendai sect,44

Territoriality, extra,232,235

Theatre,68,199

“Things Japanese,”131

Thunberg,6

Tin,157

Tobacco,66,82,86,149

Tokio,20,25,181

Tokugawa period,191

Tooth-powder,162

Tourists in Japan,26,241

Trade,80Chinese, capture by Japan,227,294

Traders,236,237

Tramways,181

Transition of Japan,274

Treasures, art,165,168

Trees,22

Tsu-shima,18,240

Turanian race,33

Tycoon,11,12,13,51

Typhoons,21

U

Utilitarianism in art,143

“Unbeaten Tracks in Japan,”212

United States of America,293export of tea to,85

University, Imperial,107

Universities,107,116

V

Vancouver,294

Vice in Japan,212,217

Vladivostock,18

Volcanoes,18

W

War with China,93,208Russia,120,127,221

Ware, ceramic,140

Wergman Mr.,209

Whistler, Mr.,160

White peril,227

Wild animals,27

Wild birds,27

Wilson, Admiral Sir A. K.,126

Wolf,27

Women, position of,67

Wrestling,72

X

Xavier, St. Francis,2,41,45,47,134,260,261,271

Y

“Yellow peril,” the,222,226

Yesso,17,250

Yokohama,25,234

Yokosko, dockyard at,123

Yomuri,202

Yoshiwara,215,216,218,220,239

Young Japan,270,287

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