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679
  1. Imperial Palace, temple in, 284
  2. Imports (see also Commerce, Industries, Trade):
  3. Articles of, value of, 408, 472, 648, 649; amount of, 441
  4. Financial depression, affected by, 327
  5. Returns for 1903, 443
  6. Statutory tariff on, 354
  7. Inazuma, torpedo-boat destroyer, 130
  8. Income-tax:
  9. Establishment of, 350
  10. Exemption from, 351
  11. Rates of, 350, 351
  12. India, Dutch, trade with, value of, 409, 443
  13. Industrial and financial system, survey of, by Baron Shibusawa, 391–407
  14. Industrial League, the, 458
  15. Industrial situation, survey of, by Baron Eiichi Shibusawa, 386–390
  16. Industries:
  17. Agriculture, 413–415
  18. Cotton-spinning, table showing growth of, 404; cotton-growing, decrease in, 414
  19. Farming, experimental, 414–415
  20. Fish culture, 430
  21. Forestry, 425–428
  22. Fruit culture, 415
  23. Hemp-growing, Chinese competition, 414
  24. Iron, see that title
  25. Mining, general survey of, 444–455; progress in, and table for 1890–1901, 407
  26. Mulberry cultivation, 418
  27. Paper-making, 414
  28. Petroleum, 439–440
  29. Prisoners, for, 516, 517
  30. Rice and grain production, table on, 1990–1899, 403; culture of, 415, 418–420
  31. Saké-brewing, 339
  32. Sericulture, 415–418
  33. Silk, 406, 473
  34. Spinning, 312, 313
  35. Sugar cultivation, 339; beet-sugar, non-success of, 413, 414
  36. Tea, fluctuations in, 402; table showing value of industry, 1890–1899, 403; tea-growing, 421–425
  37. Tobacco culture, 414, 431–434
  38. Weaving, Progress of, 404; table of manufactures, 1890–1899, 405
  39. Inkyo, Emperor, 293
  40. Innai Copper-mines, 447; silver mine, 451
  41. Inouye, Count:
  42. China, mission to, 155
  43. Count Okuma, opposition to, 211
  44. Economic problems, on, 312–316
  45. Europeanizing work of, 189
  46. Financial development, history of, by, 306–312
  47. Industry in Japan, by, 312–316
  48. Minister of Foreign Affairs, 180; of Finance, 320
  49. Mission of, to Corea, 176, 184, 185, 195
  50. Retirement of, 172
  51. Treaty revision, attitude towards, 206–209
  52. Vice-Minister of Finance Department, 307, 308
  53. Insurance, tax on business of, 350
  54. International intercourse, Emperor, opened by, 1
  55. International Oil Company, 440
  56. Inukai, Mr., journalist and statesman, 556
  57. Iron:
  58. Deposits of, 67
  59. Government committee on industry, 434–439
  60. Hang-yang Ironworks, the, 437
  61. Kure, steel foundry at, 438, 439
  62. Manufactures, export value of, 442; import value of, 408, 443; rails, 438
  63. Mining of, 1890–1901, 407
  64. Output for 1901, 449
  65. Price of, 1890–1899, 396
  66. Wakamatsu Harbour Improvement Works, 435–437; product of, 437
  67. Ironworkers’ Association, 457
  68. Isan sosoku in Succession Law, 303
  69. Isé, ancestor-worship at, 283; temple at, 284, 290
  70. ‘Ise-Mairi,’ 284
  71. Ishikawa, prisons in, 511, 512; ships built at, 477
  72. Isobayashi, Captain, murderers of, punished, 196
  73. Itabitsu River, 436
  74. Itagaki, Count, Sakhalin question and, 173; House of Representatives, member of, 214
  75. Italy:
  76. Japan and, treaty relations between, 210
  77. Naval expenditure on sea-going vessels, 140
  78. Postal service with, 564
  79. Trade with, value of, 409, 443
  80. Ito, Marquis Hirobumi:
  81. Cabinet of, resignation of, May, 1901, 323, 324
  82. China mission to, 196–199
  83. Constitution of Japan, by, 32–63
  84. Count Okuma, opposition to, 211
  85. Europe, mission to, 155, 180, 189
  86. Growth of Japan, by, 64–71
  87. President of House of Peers, 214, 215
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