The Mikado's Empire/Catatan dan Apendiks/Sumber-sumber Tentang Warga Jepang
PAPERS ON JAPANESE SUBJECTS.
THE following articles, by the author, may be of use to readers of this work who wish further information on the subjects treated of:
1. In the "American Cyclopaedia," New York, D. Appleton & Co. : "Japan" (seventeen pages, with map), "Kanagawa," "Kioto," " Matsumae," "Mikado," "Nagasaki," "Niigata," "Nippon," "Nobunaga," "Oshima," "Ozaka," "Saga," "Saghaliu," "Satsuma," "Shimonose"ki," "Tokio," "Tomomi Iwakura," "Yo- kohama," etc., etc.
2. "The Tokio Guide" (thirty -five pages); "Map of Tokio, with Notes, His- torical and Explanatory ;" and " The Yokohama Guide" (thirty-nine pages), with map, for tourists and visitors, were published in Japan, 1874 : Yokohama, F. R. Wetmore & Co.
3. "Education in Japan:" a series of thirteen articles, printed in The Japan Weekly Mail, Yokohama, 1873-'74. The greater bulk of matter in these papers was republished in The College Courant (New Haven), American Educational Month- ly (New York), and in the Appendix to vol. ii. of F. O. Adams's "History of Ja- pan," London, 1874, H. S. King & Co. The series treated of the " Tokio Normal School;" "The Imperial College of Tokio;" "The School of Foreign Lan- guages ;" " The Opening of the New Polytechnic School by the Mikado ;" " For- eign Teachers;" " Native Officials ;" "Native Teachers;" "Japanese Students;" "The Old Education;" "Physical Training;" "The Study of the English Lan- guage;" "Female Education;" "Moral Training."
4. In Lippincotts Magazine: "Inside Japan" (a trip in Kadzusa and Awa, April, 1873) ; " Japanese Fox Myths," January, 1874; "A Call on a Bonze," June,
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1874; "A Japanese Marriage in High Life," February, 1875; "A Daimio's Life,"
August, 1875.
5. In The Overland Monthly : "A Japanese Merchant at Home" (Paper-making, etc., in Echizen); "The Mythical Zoology of Japan," August, 1874; "New- year's-eve in Tokio," 1872— November, 1874; "In a Japanese Prison," Septem- ber, 1875.
6. In The Independent : "New Japan;" "The Sea Empire;" " A Tramp through Japan;" "The Imperial College in Yedo;" " Does Japan Persecute?" "Shinto- ism;" "Japanese Proverbs" (two papers); "Japan's Record of Progress in 1872;" "Japanese Politeness;" "Buddhism in Japan" (two papers); "Baby Gojiro;" "Trampling on the Cross;" "Japanese Education at Home and Abroad;" Notes and Editorials on Japanese Subjects, 1870-1876.
7. In Appletons' Journal: "The Paper Money of Japan;" "Japanese Fire- proofs;" "A Japanese City," August 1st, 1874; "Japanese Fans;" "AModern- teed Japanese City," March 25th, 1875; "A Daimio's Stable," June 26th, 1875; "Household Superstitions in Japan," January, 1876.
8. In St. Nicholas: " The Feast of Dolls," March, 1875 ; "The Feast of Flags," May, 1875 ; " The Golden Fish of Owari Castle," with illustrations, by Ozawa.
9. In The Christian Weekly: "Education in Japan," with picture of the Impe- rial College in Tokio, October 30th, 1875.
10. Journal of the Asiatic Society of Japan for 1873 : " The Streets and Street- names of Yedo."
11. In The Christian at Work: "The Land of the Rising Sun," January 28th, 1875; "Christian Missions in Japan ;" "Christ in Japan ;" "Woman's Position in Japan."
12. Map of Dai Nippon, the Empire of Japan, and chapter on the Geography of Japan, in Mitchell's "School Geography and Atlas," Philadelphia, J. H. Butler & Co. This map was drawn by Takahashi, instructor in drawing in the Imperial College, Tokio, from the War Department map of Japan: the letter-press and names were added by the author.