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JAPAN BY THE JAPANESE
  1. Ito, Marquis Hirobumi (continued):
  2. Public speeches of, selections from, 72–82
  3. Rikken Seiyu-Kai, instituted by, 73–75
  4. Treaty revision under, 207
  5. United States, return from, 156
  6. Itsukushima, protected cruiser, 127, 128
  7. Iturup, Island of, 149, 150
  8. Iwakura, Lord:
  9. Ambassador to United States and principal States of Europe, 155–157; return of, 166
  10. Attacked by assassins, 167
  11. Representatives of Powers, received by, 146
  12. Restoration movement, in, 28, 30
  13. Retirement and death of, 189
  14. Shogunate, attitude towards, 143
  15. Iwamaizawa, railway through, 486
  16. Iwasaki, Baron, on shipbuilding, 475–481; steamship enterprise, 470
  17. Iwate, cruiser, 129
  18. Iyemitsu, third Shogun, 23
  19. Iyemochi, fourteenth Shogun, 27–29
  20. Iyesada, thirteenth Shogun, 26
  21. Iyeyasu, Tokugawa, first Shogun of Tokugawa Shogunate, 22; appointed Seji-Daishogun, 23; policy of, 26
  22. Izumo clan, ships of, 123
  23. Izumi province, conscription in, 105
  24. Jad, Mr. W., R.N., 132
  25. James, Mr. T H., R.N., 132
  26. Japanese Ladies’ Educational Society in Tokyo, 261; Sanitary Society, 261
  27. Jardine and Co., Messrs., 451
  28. Jiji, newspaper, 553, 554, 556
  29. Jimmu-Tenno, first Emperor of Japan, 19, 20, 290, 292, 475, 497
  30. Jimmu-Tenno-Sai, Festival of, 285
  31. Jingo, Empress, 475
  32. Jingu, Temple of, 296, 297
  33. Jinjutsumaru, ship of Nagato clan, 125
  34. ‘Jinkō seitōki,’ historical work, 542
  35. ‘Joi,’ popular cry, 24
  36. Jo-ko-han, 181, 182, 201
  37. Jones, Commander C. W., R.N., 132
  38. ‘Joruri-bon’ in literature, 546, 547
  39. Jo-so-u, 196
  40. Journal of the College of Science, 250
  41. Journalists, women, 556
  42. Judicature:
  43. Constitution, articles of the, relating to, 620
  44. Functions and independence of the, 53–56
  45. Judges, functions and qualifications of, 53, 54; number of, 658
  46. Judicial fees, nature of, 56
  47. Justice, courts of, statistics relating to, 658
  48. Juigakushi (licentiate of veterinary medicine), Tokyo University, 251
  49. Jundomaru, Government auxiliary ship, 123
  50. ‘Kabane,’ clan name, 286
  51. Kabayama, Rear-Admiral, 195
  52. Kaga clan, ships of, 123, 124
  53. Kaga-maru, steamship, 471
  54. Kaganokami, ship of war, 122
  55. Kagero, ship of Tosa clan, 124, 130
  56. Kagoshima:
  57. Beet sugar, industry in, 414
  58. Civil war of, 179
  59. Prisons in, 511
  60. Rebellion, the, 308, 357
  61. Steamship service to, 534
  62. Kaibunmaru, ship of Satsuma clan, 124
  63. Kaifumaru, sailing transport, 126
  64. Kaiki, silk tissues, price of, 1890–1899 396
  65. Kaikoku, political faction, 26
  66. Kaimon, coast service vessel, 127, 128
  67. Kaisanmaru, ship of Uwajima clan, 125
  68. Kaiseimaru, ship of Sendai clan, 124
  69. Kaiten, ship of war, 122
  70. Kaiyo, ship of war, 122
  71. Kakkomaru, Government auxiliary ship, 123
  72. Kamaisha, metal mines of, 445
  73. Kamaishi, iron works at, 434–439
  74. Kamakura, military centre and residence of Yoritomo at, 21, 22
  75. Kamakura period in Japanese art, 530; literature, 541
  76. Kamedamaru, Government auxiliary ship, 122
  77. Kami, Amaterasu Omi, 496
  78. Kamtchatka, Japanese rights on coast of, 175
  79. Kanagawa port, Convention at, 26; opening of, 142
  80. Kanai, Professor, labour question, connection with, 458, 459
  81. Kanaoka, artist of Heian period, 523
  82. Kanazawa, Chamber of Commerce meeting at, 386
  83. Kanda, Baron, 552
  84. Kanda, labour gathering at, 459
  85. Kaneko, Baron Kentaro, Constitutional State, organization of, 93–104; labour question, connection with, 456, 458
  86. Kanju, sailing ship, 127
  87. Kan Kei Jo, bureau of Genealogical Investigation, 293
  88. Kanko, gunboat, 122, 126
  89. Kanko Kan, steam corvette, 121
  90. Kankomaru, training ship at Tokyo, 122
  91. Kan-Name-Matsuri, festival of, 285
  92. Kanrin, war vessel, 122
  93. Kanrinmaru, cruise of, to San Francisco, 122
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