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JAPAN BY THE JAPANESE
  1. United States, America (continued):
  2. Naval expenditure on sea-going vessels, 140
  3. Postal arrangements with Japan, 559, 562, 564
  4. Tea imported by, 423, 424
  5. Trade with Japan, 71, 409; percentage of, 443
  6. Treaty relations with Japan, 26, 27, 142–146, 155, 206, 210
  7. War vessels supplied to Japan by, 126
  8. Universities:
  9. Kyoto, colleges of, 235, 236
  10. Tokyo:
  11. Agriculture, College of, at, 251, 252
  12. Colleges of, 235, 236
  13. Engineering, College of, at, 248, 249
  14. Foundation of, 246
  15. Graduates, number of, at, 238, 242
  16. Law, College of, at, 246, 247
  17. Literature, College of, at, 249
  18. Medicine, College of, at, 247, 248
  19. Professorships, 636, 637
  20. Science, College of, at, 250, 251, 253, 254
  21. Women’s university at, 260
  22. University Education in Japan, see also Universities, 238–255
  23. Unyo, gunboat, 126
  24. Unyokwan, man-of-war, 175
  25. Urabe, Mr., labour question, connection with, 459
  26. Urabon-ye, festival of, 289
  27. Uraga, 25, 26, 476
  28. Uriu, Admiral, 256
  29. Urup, Island of, 149
  30. Usugumo, torpedo- boat destroyer, 130
  31. Usumili copper vein, 447
  32. ‘Utilization Forests,’ 426, 427
  33. Uwajima clan, ships of, 125
  34. Uyeno, railway from, 485
  35. Venezuelan question, reference to, 220
  36. Veterinary surgeons, army, appointment of, 116
  37. Victoria, Queen, steam yacht presented to Shogun by, 122
  38. Vienna, Universal Postal Congress at, 560
  39. Volunteer troops, Imperial rescript concerning, 12
  40. Von Brandt, Herr, German Minister in Tokyo, 148; treaty revision, interference with, 156, 157
  41. Voting:
  42. Methods of, 88, 89
  43. Qualification for, 89, 90, 350
  44. Scrutineer, duties of, 88, 89
  45. Wade, Mr., British Minister at Peking, 170
  46. Wages, table of, 1887–1899, 397; increase of, 397
  47. Wakamatsu:
  48. Coal exported from, 436
  49. Harbour Improvement Works, 435–437
  50. Iron foundary at, 314
  51. Wakamatsumaru, tonnage of, 654
  52. Wakayama, labour organization at, 458
  53. Warehousing, tax on business of, 350
  54. War, Minister for, jurisdiction of, 109
  55. Washington, International Postal Congress at, 561
  56. Watanabe, Mr., financial reforms, attitude towards, 319, 335, 336
  57. Watson, Mr., R. C., affair of the Maria Luz, and, 158
  58. Weaving, progress of, 404
  59. Weights and measures, quantities compared with England, 396
  60. Wei-hai-wei, office of occupation at, 115; torpedo attack on, 127; occupation by Great Britain, 575
  61. Western civilization, Dutch influences, 24–26; Marquis Ito, attitude towards, 64, 65; Europeanizing of Japan, 308, 309
  62. Wharves, exploitation, tax on, 350
  63. Wheat, price of, 1890–1899, 396
  64. Willan, Commander L. P., R.N., 132
  65. William II. of the Netherlands, Japanese relations with, 25
  66. Wo, Imperial male descendant, 297
  67. Women in Japan, college for, 227; education and condition of, 255–261, 603; occupations of, 260, 261; social position of, 273; number employed in factories, 466
  68. Wool, import value of, 408; percentage of, 443
  69. Yakugakushi (Licentiate of Pharmacy), of Tokyo University, 248
  70. Yakumo, cruiser, 129
  71. Yakumomaru, No. I. and No. II., 123
  72. Yalu, Battle of the, 127
  73. Yamagata, Field-Marshal Marquis Ariyoshi:
  74. Army by, 105–120
  75. Cabinet of, 213, 335
  76. Resignation of, 214
  77. Speech, 83–85
  78. Treaty revision, attitude towards, 207, 212
  79. Yamaguchi, Mr., mission to Europe, 155
  80. Yamamoto, Mr., banking system, the, on, 379–381
  81. Yamanouchi of Tosa, 28, 29
  82. Yamato, coast service vessel, 127, 128
  83. Yamato province, conscription in, 105; ancestor worship in, 283
  84. Yamatonokami Koide, 151
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