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Foul "matters, removal of, 233 Foundlings, 287 Fox farming, 527 ' Freedom of discussion, 30€ Freight market, 421 Freight rate, open sea lines, 42Q Frost, killing, 10 Fruits, output of, 501 Fuel question, 542 Fuji, Mt., 2 Fuji pongee, 550 Fujlwara, the family. 17 Fur animals, 527 Pusan, 6 FushimI, Prince, 54 Galleries, art, 331 Game law, 520 Garden plants, 13 Gas industry, 658 General election, 91 General Staff Office. 123 "Genro," 8X Genjl, the Xamily, 17 Genroln (Senate), 67 Genroku designs, 336 Girls* High Schools, 225 Glass, 565 « Gobang, 362 Godalgo Tenno, 18 Gold, 538 Golden Kite, Order of, 66, 116 Golf, 347 Government Rlys, 396 Government Rlys, approved foreign makers, 402 Government Rlys, finance, 397 Government Rlys, gauge, 400 Government Rlys, mileage, 3$6 Government Rlys, rolling stock, 399 Government , Rlys, stores, 402 Grains, 495 ' Gramophones, 339 , Grand Order 6t Merit, 65 Graphite, 637 Guilds of staple commodities, 594 Gunboats, 189 Gunnery Sch., 186 , Digitized by Google isxyisx Hakone, 37 Handkerchiefs, ftllk, 632 ••Hannin," 113 Harbors and bays, 6 Harbors open H commerce, 6 Harbor works, 368 Hardware, enamelletf, ' 582 Hata, > 574 Health of indents, 241 Heavy artillery, 173 Heavy Artillery Sch., 173 Heike, the faimily, 17 H«mt), 686 Hemp braids, 5S0 H^mt>en spinnins, 548 HIdeyoshi, 19 Hlgashi-Kunl, Prince, 67 HIgashi-Fuahlml, Prince, 65 High Schools, 225 Higher Agricultliril & Pofrestry Sch., 232 ' Highef Commercial Sch., 233 Higher Metoantile Marine Bch., 233 • ■ Hffirhex* Normal a<m., 237 Higher Serlcultural Sch., 288 Hlghe]^ Te^Hnltol Schools, 883 Highest ta5c payers, 97 Historic 'Hres in Japan, 441 History, Outline of Japanese, 16 ff. HolckBiQb, t ' Hokkaido, finance of, 481 Hokkaido, fishery in, 526 Hokkaido Imp. Univ., 228 Hokoto. 1 " * Holidays of laborers, 256 Home AfTaird, Dept. 6f, 120 Honshu, 1 Homed cattle, 497 Horse, 49^ ^ • • Horse race, 842 Horse rtdtng, ' 8YB - HoTtlcuItUre. 601 Hosiery, 581 Hospitals; MO ' ttbt springs, 87 ff. House of Peers, 89', 98 House of Representatives, 89, 97 Housing of Lal^orers, 260 Housing question, 653 Humanitarians, 818 Humidity, 11 Hypothec Banll of Japan, 447 I-i Kamon-no-kami, 20 Iki Chaanel, 6 . • I Immigration of Japanese Ittdnr, 27 . • •: Imperial Aero AssMlattoA, Itf ' Imperial Academy of JApan; 889 Imperial Court, '53 flL • . *■ Imperial Fleet, 186' * Imperial House f^aw, 57 fP. Imperial Household Dapt., IflO' Imperial Llbtapy; 248 Imperial MauMilea, 64 Imperial Property I«aw, 88 Imperial UltiVejrsitteA. 287 Imports, Excess of, «06 Imports and exports, 827 Import duty in Chosen, 619- Income tax, 478 Industrial Bank of Japan, 447 Industrial proi^rty. 428 Infantry Scho(J, 173 Infectious diseases, 295 Inland 8ea, 5 Insolvency, 277 Insulated electric wires, 568 Insurance, 434 ff. -^smrajTce, CoffiscHptlon. 440 • Insurance, Fire, 439, 442 IttJliiiteice, Life, 484, 438, 488. Insurance, Marine, 441, 442 Ihfaurance, Property, 434, 487 insurance, Statistics on, 488 Intellectual games, fndoer, 881 Intensive etittlvation. 488 Interest, rate of, 456 Interhational cable service. 8f{) International c^xchange of art exhibitions, 883 Tntematlbnal liSbor Confer^ ence, 267 International money orders, 887, 890' Inter9p,tipnal .radio, service. 883 International . telegraph rates, 392. International ■ traffic arrange- ments, 405 Internaticmal- wtars iind indeme' nity, 478 IntervcMCion of the Tln«6 Powrits, 182 Invalid soldfers, asylums for, 269 Inventions, encouragement of, 433 Digitized by Google JWDBX Investment in miningr bu«ines0, . 542 Invisible trade, 644 Iron, 585, 601 Iron, price of, 602 Iron sulphide, 536 Irrieration, 871 Ishikari Bay, 5 Isinglass, 575 Itagaki, Taisuke, 21. 81 Ito, Prince, 20, 26 Iwakura's (Prince) Treaty re* vision mission, 22 lyeyasu, Tokugawa, 19 Izumibashi Charity Hospital, 291 Japan Amateur Athletie As- sociation, 340 Japan Amateur Rowiasr Asso- ciation, 350 Japan and Mr. Kellogg's anti- War Pact, 155 Japan and the League of Na- tions, 155 Japan and the World War, 141 Japan -China through traffic service, 406 Japan Lawn -Tennis Associa- tion. 349 Japan Tourist Bureau, 410 Japanese Alps, 2. 844 Japanese Arc, 81 Japanese spinning mills In China, 546 Japanese emigrants, 49 Japan's investment in China, 480 Japanese going abroad, 48 Japanese painting, 324 Japanese residing abroad, 46 Japanese shipping, allocation of, 415 Japanese shipping, featun^s of, 412 Jesillts missionaries, 211 JImmu, the Emperor, 16 Jingu Kogakkan. 238 Journalism, 298 Judicature, 72 Judicial system, 274 Judo or Jujitso, 246 Jury system, 279 Justice, Dept. of, 121 Juvenile Courts, 279 K Kabukl, 858 Kagoshima, rebellion of. 22 Kamakura period, 17 Kanazawa University of Medi- cine, 230 Kan -in. Prince, 64 Kano School of painting, 322 Karafuto, 694 ff. Kawasaki Shipbuilding Yard; 424, 427 Kelo University, 280 Keijo Imp. Univ., 228 Kensei-kai, 85 Kii, Strait of, 5 Kindergartens, 223 Klnkai Yusen Kaisha, 419 Klrtn-Changchun Rly, 704 Kiso forestry. 514 Knitted goods, export of. 683 Kobe. 661 Koku3ai Kisen Kaisha, 420 Korea (vide Chosen) Korean annexation, 26 Korean question, 22 • Korin designs. 337 Kumamoto Univ. olf Medicine, 230 Kuni, Prince. 56 Kurlles, 1. 22 Kuropatkin, Gen., 25 Kusatsu, 37 Kusunokl Masashige, 18 Kyogen, 358 Kyoto, 659 Kyoto Imp. Univ.. 228 Kyushu, 1 Kyushu Imp. Univ., 228 Kwantung Leased Territory, 698 ff. Kwantung Garrison. 700 Kwantung Government. 122, 6$8 Kwantung, Industry, 704 Labor disputes, 260 Labor organizations, 251* Digitized by Google mxassx, Laborers, number of« 252 LacQuer, 675 Lacquer art, 830 Lady novelists, 310 Lakes, 3 Land (arable), area of, 490 Land holdingr. 438 Landownership rigrht, alien, 51 Land tax, 473 Land (arable), price of, 492 Langruage teaching, 224 Lawn tennis, 348 Lead, 536 Leading shipowners, 415 Leading steamship companies, 418 Leather, 574 Leper hospitals, 292 Liaotung Peninsula, 132 Libraries, 243 Licenses for pilots, 421 Licenses for teachers, 248 Light-houses. 421 Liman Current, 4 Literature, modem, 808 ff. Loans, domestic and foreign, 486 Loans» foreign, floated by pri- vate COS., 486 Local aaaembUes. 117 Local government, 106 Lojal loans, 484 Local railways, 404 Local taxes, 479 Local Young Men's League, 268 I^wer press rates to U.S.A., 383 Luchu. I Lunatic asylums, 270 Luxury tariff, 623 M Machine guns, 174 Machinery, 634, 637 Mail matters* 3^, 387 MaU service, overseas, 416 Malzuru, naval port of, 183 Makurano-soshi, 17 Mandate, over South Sea Is., 27 Maanyo-sbu, 17 Manures, 493 Marathon running. 352 Marine products, 524 Mariana Is., 706 Marine Observatory, Imp., Kobe, 422* Market rate, Tokyo & (^saka, 456 Marshal Isl., 705 Matches, 569 Mats, 581 Meat -preserving, 500 Mechanical Industry, 569 ft Medical license exam., 248 Medical opium. 232 Medical practitioners, 290 Medicine, 289 ft. Melji period, 818 Melji literature, 308 Meiji, the Emperor, 27 Melji University. 231 Menthol crystal, 577 Merchandise exchanges. 589 Mercantile agencies, 594 Mercantile Marine School, Higher* 233 Mercury, 537 Metal veins, 531 Middle schools, 224 Mileage, of railways. 396 Military arsenals, 175 Military aviation, 192 Military Cadets* Sch., 173 Military Limitation, 179 Military Preparatory Sch., 173 Military Staff College. 173 Military training in schools, 220 Mineral production* 531 fC. Mineral springs, 37 ff. Mines, principal, 5ZT Mine workers, number of. 542 Mining. 530 ff. Mining School, 233 Mitsubishi Shlpbuild. Td.. 424 Modem stage art, 35S Molybdenum, 537 Momoyama style. 337 Money orders, 387, 389 Monetary organs for poorer classes, 454 Mongol armada. 18 Monopolies, 470 Monsoons. 7 Mokpo, 6 Moral education, 245 Morphine, 292 Motion pictures. 360 Motor Car School, Army, 173 Motor ships. 426 Mountains, 1, 2 Mountain artillery, 173 Mountain peaks, principal, 1 Mounted machine guns, 174 Digitized by Google 8 INDEDC MountaineerinfiT, 844 "Mujin." 465 Mukden, battle of, 25 Mulberry plantations, 508 Municipal finances, 650 Municipal system, 108 Municipal tramways, 407 Murasakl-Shlklbu, 17 Museums, 244 Museums. Commercial, 696 Music. 838, 856 MusUn-de-Lalne, 552 Mutual aid association, 265 N Nagroya. 662 Nanyo Tusen Kalsha, 419 Naruto, 5 Nashlmoto, Prince, 66 National Assembly, Edict for creation, 28 National debts, 479 National defence, 167 National sports, 840 National taxes, 473 National treasures, 334 National Temperance League of Japan. 216 National Treasure Commission, 884 National wealth, 469 Naturalism, 811 Naturalization, 52 Nationalization of railways, 394 Naval arsenals, 183 Naval aviation, 194 Naval College, 186 Naval Dept., 124 Naval Education. 186 Naval En^Ineeringr College, 186 Naval expenditure, 182 Naval Ports, 188 Naval program, 181 Naval Staff Board. 124 Naval Stations, 125 Navigation. 421 Near Sea Service, 416 New Treaty with Germany, 156 News agencies, 304 Newspapers, English, 801 Nllgata, 7 Nikolaievsk massacre, 28 Nippon Tusen Kalsha, 418 Nisshin Klsen Kalsha. 418 "No" drama, 356 Non-commissioned officers, 171 Non-metallic deposits, 531 Noto Peninsula, 6 Normal schools, Prefectural and Higher, 236 Observatory. Marine, Kobe, 422 Ocean currents, 4 Oda. Nobunaga, 18 Oga Peninsula. 5 Ogasawara Is., 1 Oil exploitation In Karafuto. 149, 697 Oil, petroleum, 540 Oils, 576 Old masterpieces, 334 Ominato, 6 Oriental Development Co., 680 Orphanages, 271 Osaka, 657 Osaka Iron Works, 425 Osaka Shosen Kalsha, 418 Oversea Navigation Subsidy Law, 416 Oversea mail service, 416 Painters of note, Melji £hra, 335 Painting, 382 Paper, 672 Paper money in clifculation, 459 Parcel port, 389 Parcels transmitted, 386 Passports issued, 48 Patents, 430 Patent medicine, 292 Pawn-broking. 454 Paymaster School, 178 Peace X>elegation to Paris. 27. 142 Peace Police Regulation. 284 Peace Preservation Law, 281 Peace standing of the Army, 175 Pearl fishery, 525 Peerage, 65 Peers' School, 288 Pelagic fishing, 526 Pensions & annuities, 116 Peppermint, 676 Digitized by Google B«MBPft Periodicals, 302 Perry, Commodore, 19 Peruvian Slave Ship Affair, 129 Pescadores, 1 Petroleum, 540 Pharmaceutists, 290 Physical culture, 240 Pilots. 421 Placer gold, 533 Plains, in Japan Proper and Korea, 8 Plants, principal, of Japan, 13 Police, 283 Police offences, 2S3 Political parties, 82 Politics, 74 Population, 41 "^ Population, of cities, 41, 45 Population, legal, 42. Population, of prefectures, 44 Population, urbap..& rural, 4t> Porcelain and pottery, 565 Portsmouth Treaty, 13S Post, 380 Post & telegraph offlcea. 385 Post & telegraph receipts, 387 Post & telegraph service ex- penses, 387 Postal savings, 884 Postal savings deposits, 386 Posthumous honours. 66. Post office life annuities, 437 Potatoes, 495 Potteries, export of, . 633 Poultry. 499 Precipitation, 9, 10, 11 Prefectures (ken), 107. Ill Prefectures, finance of, 481 Press, 298 Press Association, 304 Press circulation, 299 Press law, 299 Press statistics, 300 Prices of commodities, 595 Price of shares, 591 Price of ships, newly built, 425 Primary education, 222 Prisons and prisoners, 280 ff. Private railways, 403 Private universities, 231 Privy Council, 75 Privy Councillors, 119 Profession of Univ. graduates, 229 Professional education, 232 Professional story-teUers, 360 Progress of reconstructloc, 707 ff. Protestant Church, 211 Public markets, 662 Public universities, 230 Public works. 365 Publications, 305 Publications by subacrlption, 305 Publishers crazy activity in 1927, 806 Pulp, 518, 574 Q Quarantine, 296 Quotations (see Price) Hadio broadcasting, 383 Radio service, 383 Kadio telegrams, 883 Railways, 394 Railway Construction Law, 896 Railway, Dept. of, 122 Railway finance, 397 Railway, general statlstlos, 396 Railway, passenger and goods rates, 395 Railway Regiments, 174 Rains, 9, 10 Raw silk, output of, 508 Raw silk, price of, 599 Raw silk trade, 598 Rayon industry, 549 Real estate, rate on, 456 Recent labor dispute, 260 Recent relations with China, 149 Reclamation work, 489 Regency, 59 Registration fees, 473 Reinsurance business, 440 Relations with Prance, 138 Relations with the Soviet Russia, 146 Relations with the United States, 139 Relief for paupers, 289 Relief to sufferers from natu- ral calamities, 270 Religion at schools, 219 Rent of land, 492 Digitized by Google 10 iNirtac Restxiratlon of Meljl, 21, C7 Retiring allowances, 118 Revenue and expenditures, local, 480 ff. Revenue and expenditure. State, 464 ft. Rice, 494 Rice, price of, 494, 596 Rice exchange, 590, 591, 59^ River ^orks. 867, 868 Rivers, in Japan, Korea, For- mosa, 2, 8 Roads, 366 Robbery, 286 Rolling stock. 899 Roman Catholic Church, 213 Romantic movement, in paint- ing, 328 Rowing, 350 Royal House of Korea, 57 Royalty, 305 Rubber, 575 Rugby football, 348 Russia In Korea, 136 Russia's invasion of Manchuria, 136 Russo-Britlsh rivalry, 134 Russo-Japanese conferences, 147 Russo-Japanese Convention, 148 Russo-Japanese War, '25, 135 Ryukyn, 1 s Sacred dance, 356 Saga rebc'^ilion, 22 Saghalien (vide Karafuto) Saghalien. evacuation of, 28 Salgo, the Elder, 22 Saigo rebellion, 22 Sailing vessels, 412 Saisei-kai, 290 Sake, 570 Sake tax, 475 Sakurajlma, 5, 36 Salaries, scale of, 113 Salt, 470 Salt industry, 52.7 Salvage work, 422 Salvation Army, 217 "Samisen," 338 Sanitary works, 370 SanlUtion, 292 Satsuma-yakl, 329 Savings banks, 443, 450 Sawing business, 518 Schoolboy question In Califor- nia, 139 School hygiene, 241 Scientific Research Council, 239 Sculpture, 321, 327 Seamen, characteristics of Japanese, 413 Secondary education, 234 Seismic record hi Japan, 38« 84 Seismic value of buildings. ^7^ Selsmologlcal Investigation in Japan, 34 Seiyu-Honto, 83 Selyu-kal, 83 Sericulture, 501 ff. Sericultural economy, 509 Serlcultural households, 507 Sericultural Institute, 509 Sewerage, 874 Shantung treaty. 149 Share market,. 592 Sheep, 498 Shikoku, 1 Shimonosekl Treaty. 132 Shln-nin. 114 Shintoism. 206 Shinto shrines, and sects. 208 Shlobara. 88 Shipbuilding industry, 423 Shipbuilding, Law for E?n- couraging, 428 Shipbuilding yards, principal, 424 Shipping & Shipbuilding. 411 If. Shipping sales during 1926, 415 Shipping subsidies, 413 Shipping union, 427 Shipowners, 415 Shippo, 329 Ships, classified, 414 Ships launched, 423 Shipwrecks, 421 Shipyards. 423 Shogun Kelki, the laat, 20 Shosoln, 17 Shotoku, Prince, 16 Siberian S^cpedition. 27 Silk and hemp spi ailing, ^48 Silk conditioning, 599 Silk exchange. 590 Silk fabrics, 550 Silk reelers, 508 Silk spinning, 64^ Silk, floss, 506 Digitized l:iy Google IZOPOX 11 Silk, waste, 506 SUk worm eggs, 504, 506, 508 Silver, 538 Sino-Japaxtese a^reementa, 150 Slno-Japaneae nesotlationa, I4s» Sino-Japaneae postal aervice, adl Slno-Japanese War, ^4, 130 Six premier cities, 649 ft. SkatinsE. 351 Skiing, 351 Slaughtering, retucns ot, 499 Soaps, 577 j ^j^. Social Bureau, 264 Soda-ash, 563 Soial Problems and Facts, 263 «. Social works is cities, 651 •'Sonin,'* 114 Sonno-Joi agitallon, 20 South Ifanchnria Kly, 7(^1 tf. South Sea Islands, 705 ff. Ooy, 671 Special accounts, 466 Special corps, ArmWy 173- Specie hoardlid abroad; 4i61 Speed swimmili^, 6i4 Spinning, 546 fT. '. Sports, 346 Stage art,' 8S6. Standing army, 124 Standing force, strength of, 175 Staple commodities, movement of, 596 ff. State Industrial life insurance, 437 State monopolies a&d 'under- takings, 469 State vintvBrMtlos, 2619 • Steamship companies, lioading. 418 St. I«ult0^B Ihteraatiotial Hos- pital, 291 Stock breeding, 497 Stock exchange, B91 Story-tellers, 360 Strata, distribution of, 631 Straw braids, 5W Strikes, 261 Students sttrdylhg abt>o(ad, 248 Submarines, 192 Subsidies for steamship ser- vice, 417 Succession JSt iniheritancB tax, 476 Fkigar, Mf Sugar excise, 47^ • Sugar, leading cos., HS Sugar, price of, 603, 604 Suicides, 28S Sulphur, 537 Supreme Council of War, 167 Supreme Court, 274 Siu-gery School, 173 Sweet potatoes. 495 Swimming, 342 ' Syndicate banks, 448 Taihoku Ilnp* Ibdv., 229 Taiwan, 682 4K Taiwan, AboeigineB, 084 Taiwan, AgrloQltatfe, <M Taiwan, CatnplniB, II9I Taiwan; Bducation, 686 Taiwan, Finanoe, 685 Taiwan, Ftehary; 6S8 Taiwan Forestry, 687 Taiwan, Justice, <^ Taiwan, Iioead Adaitttistration, 684 Taiwan, Mining, 689 Taiwan, Opium, 691 Taiwan, Public WY»rte, 692 Taiwan, Railways, 698 Taiwan, Sugar indui^ry, 689 Taiwan, Tea, 696 Taiwan, Tobacco, ©91 Taiwan, Trade,' 6^^ Takamatsu, Ihrlnee, 53 Takarazuka Opcn« House, 859 Takauji, Ashilcaga, 18 TarifC revision. «06, 667 Tax burdens, in cities, MO Taxation. 771 ff. Taxation, statistics on, 477 IT. Taxes, 472 IT. Taxes, arreara to, national and looal, 478 Taxes, per capita, 478 Tea, 510 Teachers' license examinations, 248 Technical education, 282 Telegrams, 386 Telegraph. 881, 888 Telegraph rate to Formosa & Korea, etc.. '88^ Telephone. 881, 3^4' Telephone subscril^erb, 984 Temperature, 9 Digitized by Google ^2 wtasx. Tenancy disputes, 264 Textile fabriqe, 330 Textile industry, 549 fl. Theatres, 360 Through traffic with China, 406 Through traffic with Manchu- ria, 405 Tides, 5 Tientsin Treaty, 131 Tillage land, statistics on, 4»0 Timbers, demands & supply, 517 Timbers, foreign, 519 Timbers, principal, 516 Tin. 536 Tobacco, 470 Tohoku Imperial Unlv,,. 228 Toilet articles, G83 Tokaidd liine, 464 Tokugawa sbogunate,- 19 Tokyo BllOkfl Sohool, 224 Tokyo Charity. Hospital, 2«1 Tokyo City. .654 tL Tokyo Deaf & J>umb Sidiool, 224 .. Tokyo Imperial Uniy^ 227 Tokyo JJvir* td Coiwneiwew .229 Torijlma, 36 Torpedo School, IW- Toyama School, 173 Toyo Kisec Kaisha, 418 Toys. 579 ' ■ Trachoma, 295 Track athletics, 252 Trade mark, 431 , ,.. Trade situation, 584 , , Trade Unions, 261 Tr^inin^ schoola fgr teachrerp, 236 Tramp steamers, 419 Tramways, 367, 407 Trapplst, 213 Trawling, 526 Treaties, Revision of, 23 'Tneaty Bevlsion. M Treaty, four powerfl on the Pacific, 135 Trust business, 457 Tsinan affcar. 151 Tsingtao Campaign, 27 ^. Tsugaru. Strait, 5 ■ Tsushima current, 5 Tsushima Strait. *. 10 Tsushima Is.. 5, 188 Tuberculosis, 294 Tungsten, 687 r. Tusqarora, 4 TsThoons, 7 u Ukiyoye, 322, 325 TJmbrellafcJ, export of, 624 Unemployment, 25^ University education-, 227- Unlverslties of Medicine. 230 Unnatural deaths, 287 Unzen, 38 Upper House Reform, 80- Uraga dockyard, 425 Usui Pass, 405 Utal. 838 Utility mod^s, 480 Vaccination, 225 V«net«al 'diBeaa«8, preventioB of. 296 Vessels. Import dues on, in Kwantung, 418 Volcanic Bay, 6 Volcanic ranges, 80 Volcanoes, 80, 86 Volley-ball, 850 Volunteers. Army, 180. Volunteers, Navy, 184 • w Wages of laborers, 254 war, Deptr of, 1M • War, Great. 27 Warehouabisr buaMieaa, 593 warships, Itot ol.,188 Waseda Univ., 231 Wa«htii«toii OpnfereBoe. 29, 144 Watches, 580 Water power,' 554 Waterworks, -874 Waxes, 676 Weaving, 549. ff.. Western books* 306 Western painting. 3E5 Western aports; 246 Wet days, average No. of, 12 Whaling, £26 Wheat, 496 Wicker workB, 588 Wind, 6 Wind, prevailing, dlraotlon of, 7 Winter sports, 251 Digitized by Google INDEX 13 Wireless telefirraphy, 382 Wireless telegraphy on vessels, '413 Women as bread-winners, 268 Women In politics, 267 Women problems, 267 Women's Christian Temperance Union, 217 Women's Higher Normal Sch., 237 Women's Rescue Homes, 217 Women workers, 268 Wood Industry, 518 Wood manufactures, 582 Wool, 498 Woolen fabrics, leading cos., 551 Woolen groods, 551 Workers, No. of, 254 Workingr hours of laborers, 256 Workpeople, livingr expense of, 258 World's war and after, 814 Wrestling, 340 Yamagrata, Prince, 21 Yamashita Klsen Kaisha, 420 Yap mandate, 27, 143 "Year-names," 17 Yedo literature, 308 Yokohama City, 660 Yokohama Dockyard, 425 Yokohama Specie Bank, 447 Yoritomo, 17 Young Men's Christian Associa- tion, 215 Young men's league, 268 Young Women's Chr. 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