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3.9272727 Kilometres 1.8518182 Kilometres 15,4234711 Kilo- metre Carres 99.1735537 Ares 3.3057851 Metres Carres 1.8039068 Hectolitres -i- de Tonne 3.7500000Kilogram- mes 6.0000000 Hecto- grammes 3.7500000 Giammes 2.583 Francs XI — 1. Population (1920) Japanese Koreans Foreigners Total Keiki-do riin 90,87'J nin 1,689,313 nin 5,492 nin 1 ,785,675 Chusei-Hoku-do 5,883 770,828 622 777,333 Chusei-Nan-do 16,814 1,120,922 1,971 1,139,707 Zenra-Hoku-do 21,254 1,197,670 1,164 1,220,088 Zenra-Nan-do 26,659 1,927,139 770 1,954,568 Keisho-Hoku-do 28,744 2,082,819 816 2,112,379 Keisho-Nan-do 66,467 1,729,010 796 1,796,273 Kwokai-do 14,255 1,264,757 1,583 1,280,595 Heian-Nan-do 27,646 1,052,606 2,215 1,082,467 Heian-Hoku-do 12,040 1,187,243 5,454 1,204,737 Kogen-do 6,459 1,175,062 473 1,181,994 Kankyo-Nan-do 15,828 1,211,920 1,535 1,229,283 Kankyo-Hoku-do 14,931 506,789 2,170 523,890 Grand Total 347,850 16,916,078 25,061 17,288,989 1919 346,619 16,783,510 H/7*o ^780 17,149,909 Birth and Death Rates in 1918 Japanese Koreans Birth Death Rate in Japan Birth Death Birth Death Birth Death (per 100 pop.) nin 24.85 nin 24.02 nin 34.15 nin 30.86 nin 32.19 nin 26.83 — XII — 2. Occupation (1920) OCCUPATION Japanese Koreans Foreigners Total Farming Forestry Stock Farming nin 40,839 nin 14,366,589 nin 3.160 mn 14,410,588 Fishery Salt Manufacture 12,180 217,908 81 230,169 General Industry 39,590 348,813 1,604 390,007 1 rade and Transportation 100,275 992,629 14,165 1,107,069 Public service ana other Profession 95,472 256,541 2,824 3^4,837 Miscellaneous 47,919 496,344 3,019 547,282 Not recorded 11,575 237,254 208 249,037 Grand Total 347,850 16,916,078 25,061 17,288,989 3. Agricultural Area (1920) PROVINCE Dry Lands Paddy-fields Total Keiki-do cho 187,992 cho 199,968 387,960 Chusei-Hoku-do 88,461 69,305 157,767 Chusei-Nan-do 82,663 160,706 243,36* Zenra-Hoku-do 67,735 165,806 233,541 Zenra-Nan-do 207,231 202,378 409,609 Keisho-Hoku-do 202,058 187,775 389,833 Keisho-Nan-do 117,174 160,652 277..82S Kwokai-do 409,835 133,672 543,507 Heian-Nan-do 328,484 63,370 391,854 Heian-Hoku-do 325,370 72,780 398 150 Kogen-do 252,113 78,064 33u,177 Kankyo-Nan-do 312,595 41,870 354,465 Kankyo-Hoku-do 196,623 7,353 203,980 Grand Total 2,778,333 1,543-702 4,322,035 1919 2,781,590 1,543,090 4,324,679 1910 1,617,237 847,668 2,464,904 — XIII sO sO O so 2°' £** i^> U» Ui »vj 8 O^ NJ — O OJ OO - ? §- 8- 8- i — — — (so — — 1-0 -< O^C^ O — O O\ — — NJ vO NJ vO sX> \O — Jx^JON S Vjt — UiQOUiVjJsOKJOO — VJU1OO ON ^. — n j V>)ON<-no\o OO \OU^OCT^ OOO»v4 4u.ts^s*i O m K) — xiv — 5. Corn (1920) PROVINCE Area Under Corn Production Barley Wheat Rye Total Keiki-do cho 115,466 koku 660,869 koku 170,293 koku 9,381 koku 840,543 Chusei-Hoku-do 79,443 542,373 96,511 1,559 640,443 Chusei-Nan-do 73,804 524,503 94,306 21,036 639,845 Zenra-Hoku-do 52,776 362,092 73,775 39,996 475,863 Zenra-Nan-do 152,582 1,217,465 133,528 94,989 1,445,982 Keisho-Hoku-do 223,704 1,483,247 287,423 63,174 1,833,844 Keisho-Nan-do 161,475 1,385,243 150,518 78,839 1,614,600 Kwokai-do 1 42,543 113,793 767,840 3,677 885,310 Heian-Nan-do 53,683 195,967 181,017 31,429 408,413 Heian-Hoku-do 12,823 73,192 5,274 1 78,467 Kogen-do 67,718 275,619 144,632 4,090 424,341 Kankyo-Nan-do 50,177 279,639 38,519 231 318,389 Kankyo-Hoku-do 46,295 252,798 2,005 — 254,803 Grand Total 1,232,490 7,366,800 2,145,644 348,402 9,860,843 1919 1,203,783 7,270,280 1,670,820 361,216 9,302,316 1910 857,593 4,746,936 1,205,972 254,715 6,207,623 XV — 6. Beans and Minor Crops (1920) PROVINCE White Soy Beans Red Beans Chinese Millet Millet Keiki-do kokh 542,586 koku 83,258 koku, 190,957 kokti 36,769 Chusei-Hoku-do 233,913 45,526 101,941 352 Chusei-Nan-do 313,395 41,327 11,346 667 Zenra-Hoku-do 170,365 27,463 11,056 52 Zenra-Nan-do 189,778 22,432 333,190 22,513 Keisho-Hoku-do 733,850 25,540 326,955 8,136 Keisho-Nan-do 352,378 27,559 28,667 1 1 ,786 Kwokai-do 554,674 345,952 1,461,743 98,956 Heian-Nan-do 362,508 287,426 1,258,407 111,688 Heian-Hoku-do 357,768 146,204 810,112 202,250 Kogen-do 334,520 84,644 449,126 65,397 Kankyo-Nan-do 359,787 65,988 571,502 380,308 Kankyo-Hoku-do 285,675 10,630 481,450 134,455 Grand Total 4,791,1% 1,213,949 6,036,452 1,073,329 1919 3,280,631 460,368 3,816,273 654,764 1910 2,746,358 889,326 3,346,600 841,322 — xvi — 7. Other Principal Agricultural Products (1920) PROVINCE Cotton Hemp. Tobacco American origin Native origin Keiki-do kin 4,095 kin 1,996,816 kan 183,627 - Jean 361,969 Chusei-Hoku-do 2,901,717 \ 1,251,825 70,560 715,471 Chusei-Nan-do 3,482,028 204,544 173,827 113,905 Zenra-Hoku-do 6,980,088 36,353 211,959 248,338 Zenra-Nan-do M6,795,365 240,994 522,332 85,29! Keisho-Hoku-do 13,437,185 751,647 737,330 450,264 Keisho-Nan-do 14,860,878 8,701 744,393 362,251 Kwokai-do .... 5,439,151 151,371 197,554 Heian-Nan-do 40 11,966,003 113,799 284,666 Heian-Hoku-do .... 3,043,426 715,685 294,639 Kogen-do 1,293,461 1,046,400 689,240 Kankyo-Nan-do .... 23,290 373,107 187,699 Kankyo-Hoku-do '1 .... 286,690 144,278 Grand Total 88,461,396 26,256,211 5,331,080 4,133,565 1919 86,024,602 11,334,375 4,720,211 3,823,451 1910 668,151 20,410,685 1,749,740 2,378,872 — XVII — 8. Forest Lands (May, 1921) Province Mature Forests Young Forests Land to be Forests Total Keiki-do thousand chc 227 thousand ch 425 tlio sand ch 63 thousand ch& 715 Chusei-Hoku-do 99 296 138 533 Chusei-Nan-do 92 188 189 469 Zenra-Hoku-do 267 214 50 531 Zenra-Nan-do 233 590 148 971 Keisho-Hoku-do 1*4 765 368 1,317 Keisho-Nan-do 125 466 290 881 Kwokai-do 128 784 93 1,005 Heian-Nan-do 243 661 95 999 He.an-Heku-do 879 1,085 431 2,395 Kogen-do 667 960 278 1,905 Kankyo-Nan-do 1,458 521 565 2,544 Kankyo-Hoku-do 880 330 408 1,618 Grand Total i 5,482 7,285 3,116 15,883 — xvm — 9. Mineral Production Year Mineral ^\^^ 1920 1919 1910 < , • y*n yen yen Pig Iron 8,266,823 10,168,605 Iron Ore 4,189,848 3,094,573 421,462 Coal 3,917,153 2,124,831 388,781 Gold 3,583,465 3,612,701 3,744,957 Concent rates 1,512,989 1,672,738 246,631 Gold Silver Ore 770,445 1,468,438 262,992 Coarse Copper 516,935 1,906,628 Alluvial Gold 503,047 462,348 821,609 Graphite 300,047 258,757 153,477 Coarse lead 185,104 243,592 .... Zinc Ore 79,768 36,236 .... Wulfenite 2,629 35 .... Silver 986 10,061 6,555 Tungsten 54,625 .... Copper Ore .... 700 21,488 Others 375,449 299,642 .... Grand Total 24,204,688 25,414,510 6,067,652 — XIX — 10. Fishery (Value of Catch) (1920) Taken by Taken by PROVINCE Total Japanese Koreans Keiki-do • ye* 66,693 yen 406,746 473,439*"" Chusei-Hoku-do .... 3,200 3,200 Chusei-Nan-do 485,370 966,228 1,451,598 Zenra-Hoku-do 617,350 457,533 1,074,883 Zenra-Nan-do 2,969,233 3,595,081 6,564,314 Keisho-Hoku-do 2,469,336 2,014,261 4,483,597 Keisho-Nan-do 9,992,314 3,863,618 13,855,932 Kwokai-do 579,811 1,094,462 1,674,273 Heian-Nan-do 252,265 511,769 764,034 Heian-Hoku-do 273,210 566,360 839,570 Kogen-do 366,471 1,175,344 1,541,815 Kankyo-Nan-do 370,775 4,245,445 4,6I6»220 Kankyo-Hoku-do 614,335 1,307,435 1,921,770 Grand Total 19,057,163 20,207,482 39,264,645 1919 23351,271 '2<5;493;3r3 43,844,584 1910 4,174,462 3,929,260 8,103,722 — xx — ^ ^N I « 1 ,T>CN vO CN vO OO \O r*s "^j* "<r oo C 05 j^ ^^ ^jT -f/' j^1 f*f o CN" ed ot^. 00 CN T xD • CO ' § CN CN JS f § i s i -9 s CN O f*^ '^" CN »n 1 ?? sO oo r^» \o ^ CT^ o^ co CN CN m co CN — Reserve Fund and Balance carried forward ^oo TT •" co co NO ~m vo — — co loo ' • — " — " o 1 CN m s. ?; a« ^»0 O O 0 0 O ^ CD *• ^^ co in . in in CO — 8 S Qu ^ 09 75" «n co ^ od5 co" g»n — — — oo S 2 m u u § O CN >n ^* O — — m — T m CN - S 1 a I — — — _ co CN CN CN ^ — O a '3 si e -o i... 11.3 c i^ -7: e * ^c -2 5 co .-s c 5 g — ^ C "* u WQJ "® z S '5 J2« JS o 2 BO e .5 3 «0 «S O "e J10 °° — ~c o * -o CO U ^"c ' oca a $E i — xxi — 12. People's Banking Associations (1920) PROVINCE No. of Assoc. Money Invested Capital Loans Keiki-do 42 yen 1,022,390 yen 260,000 yen 3,530,7^9 Chusei-Hoku-do 19 132,970 140,000 1,443,955 Chusei-Nan-do 31 452,400 216,000 2,610,539 Zenra-Hoku-do 30 390,700 222,000 2,484,252 Zenra-Nan-do 40 389,990 264,000 2,728,459 Keisho-Hoku-do 39 532,640 280,000 3,048,709 Keisho-Nan-do 35 802,840 236,000 3,127,189 Kwokai-do 32 246,390 220,000 2,142,724 Heian-Nan-do 28 367,680 190,000 2,414,703 Heian-Hoku-do 30 204,214 224,000 2,048,917 Kogen-do 28 247,090 232,000 1,985,679 Kankyo-Nan-do 25 272,880 182,000 2,277,315 Kankyo-Hoku-do 21 268,020 138,000 1,539,239 Grand Total 400 5,330,204 2,804,000 31,382,439 1919 393 4,414,790 2,795,000 23,009,613 1914 227 694,300 2,334,120 2,147,278 — XXII — 13. Exports and Imports (1920) Exports Imports Total Jinsen yen 24,569,010 yen 51,253,966 yen 75,822,982 Fusan 74,968,600 54,598,368 129,566,968 Genzan 4,341,348 10,701,118 15,042.466 Chinnampo 24,123,002 17,348,445 41,471,447 Keijo 6,078,206 44,268,968 50,347,174 Gunzan 19,805,631 5,242,903 25,048,534 Moppo 12,033,849 4,452,267 16,486,116 Taikyu 2,783,997 7,775,037 10,559,034 Bazan & Chinkai 4,434,779 2,756,566 7,191,345 Seishin 2,867,526 6,076,799 8,944,325 Joshin 2,379,884 1,993,691 4,373,575 Shmgishu & Ryuganpo 11,713,494 21,372,240 33,085,734 Heijo 1,859,362 11,116,045 12,975,407 Border-line 5,061,400 10,330,131 15,391,531 Grand Total 197,020,094 249,286,544 446,306,638 1919 219,665,781 280,786,318 500,452,099 1910 19,913, 843 39,782,756 59,696,599 — XXIII — 14. Harbour Construction (May, 1921) COMPLETED INCOMPLETE Harbour Total Cost Year completed Harbour Budget total estimates Year completed Heijo yen ] 29,37 5 1912 Jinsen (2nd part) yen 2,640,500 1920 Chinnampo 835,000 1913 Genzan 2,643,000 1921 Fusan (1st part) 4,381,226 1917 Fusan (other parts) 830,000 1922 Jinsen (1st part) 3,773,394 1918 Fusan (2nd part) 8,842,000 1924 Total 9,118,995 Total 14,955,500 15. 1st and 2nd Class Roads (1920) PROVINCE Length of completed Roads Length of Proposed Net-work Rate of completion Keiki-do ri cho 142.03 ri cko 157.12 ,9.0 Chusei-Hoku-do 54.21 96.25 .5.6 Chusei-Nan-do /yt TL-L ni n?. P 7 • ^ J Qy.sT 124.17 ,5.6 Zenra-Hoku-do 51.20 102.31 ,5.0 Zenra-Nan-do 131.01 183.13 *7.2 Keisho-Hoku-do 139.24 247.15 .5.6 Keisho-Nan-do 142.09 181.28 ,7.8 Kwokai-do 154.31 222.21 ,6.9 Heian-Nan-do 16301 237.15 ,6.9 • iieian-Hoku-do 167.02 486.27 ,3.4 Kogen-do 177.18 354.20 .5.0 Kankyo-Nan-do 156.08 378.09 e4-1 Kankyo-Hoku-do 114i09 384.06 4*3.0 Grand Total 1,664.00 3,157.23 t5.3 In 1910 only 200 ri of 1st and 2nd class Roads were in existence throughout the country. — XXIV — 16. Education (A) Schools for Japanese. SCHOOL End of May 1920 End of 1910 No; of schools Pupils No. of schools Pupils Elementary Schools 399 nin 45,699 176 ni/i 19,197 -Secondary Schools 5 2,197 1 319 Keijo Medical College ' 100 .... .... Girls' High Schools 11 2,342 3 613 Industrial Schools 4 846 2 288 Elementary Industrial Schools 6 498 1 27 Higher Commercial Schools 1 137 .... .... Private Schools 8 1,555 4 331 Kindergartens 20 1,423 8 614 — XXV — Education (B) Schools for Koreans. SCHOOL End of May, 1920 End of 1910 No. of schools Pupils No. of schools Pupils Common Schools 595 nin 107,282 306 nin 32,384 Higher Common Schools 14 3,513 3 446 Girls' Higher Common Schools 7 771 2 197 Industrial Schools 25 2,158 17 1,094 Elementary Industrial Schools 55 1,082 17 479 Keijo Special School 1 125 1 64 Keijo Medical College 1 164 t 1 111 Keijo Polytechnic College 1 234 t 1 68 Suigen School of Agriculture and Forestry / 39 * 1 91 Various Private Schools 689 37,669 1,467 57,532 Kindergartens 10 671 .... Sohtang 24,030 275,920 16,540 141,604 t Medical Training School. $ Technical Training School. r Agricultural and Forestry Institute. In 1922 it is expected there will be 305 public Common Schools. XXVI 17. Charity Asylum (1920) 1921 1920 Increase DEFT. Male Inmates Female Inmates Total Male Inmates Female Inmates Total or Decrease Orphanage Blind and nin 91 nin 49 nin 140 mn 111 nin 56 mn 167 nin * 27 Deaf-mute 69 15 84 48 9 57 27 * Decrease. 18. Hospitals and Doctors (1920) PROVINCE Hospital Doctors Doctors Con- ditionary Licensed Pharma- ceutists Dentists Public Private Keiki-do 4 32 nin 260 nin 4 nin 615 niit, 24 Chusei-Hoku-do 1 1 21 5 194 1 Chusei-Nan-do 1 4 42 2 215 6 Zenra-Hoku-do 1 19 49 10 274 6 Zenra-Nan-do 4 4 64 11 283 2 Keisho-Hoku-do 2 6 70 10 524 7 Keisho-Nan-do 3 17 118 14 653 21 Kwokai-do 1 6 90 2 260 12 Heian-Nan-do 2 4 118 8 445 8 Heian-Hoku-do 2 8 64 1 505 6 Kogen-do 2 3 35 2 240 2 Kankyo-Nan-do 2 3 64 4 848 3 Karikyo-Hoku-do 2 5 40 3 320 6 Grand Total 27 112 1,035 76 5,376 104 1919 28 368 1,066 109 5,438 77 1910 20 140 880 37 1,365 32 Decrease in Private Hospitals in 1920 due to enforcement of Private Hospital Regulations. In 1925, an increase by 13 Provincial Charity Hospitals and 2 Branches, and 52 on the medical staffs is expected. — XXVII — 19. Law Courts (1920) COURT No. of Courts Cases Total of Cases No. of Records Civil Criminal Higher Court ... 372 158 530 Court of Appeal 3 2,416 2,343 4,759 Local Courts and Branches 63 40,117 19,960 60,077 359,555 Local Registrar's Offices 16C 472,112 Grand Total 227 42,905 22,461 65,366 831,667 1919 227 35,161 27,020 62,181 889,885 1910 eo 26,079 7,922 34,001 91,413 20. Christian Work (1920) MISSION No. of Churches Workers, Foreign & Native Adherents Japanese Method'.sts Church 13 12 816 Japanese Christian Church 14 4 1,228 Japanese Congregational Church 54 89 14,952 Oriental Mission Society Holllness Church /j 1 22 Chosen Presbyterian Church 1,937 1,166 155,400 English Church 63 65 4,308 Salvation Army 100 116 5,163 Russian Orthodox Church 6 c 562 Roman Catholic Church 241 73 89,333 M. E. Church, S. 241 188 12,578 M. E. Church, N. 540 525 36,673 Seventh Day Adventists 47 41 1,039 Orlenral Missionary Society 18 75 1,500 Total 3,275 2,360 323,574 1919 3,246 2,490 296,487 1910 1,934 2,603 198,974 — XXVIII — 21. Government and Public Officials (1920) (1) GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ~~ Japanese Koreans Total Officials in Government General Higher Officials Shinnin 2 "5 2 5 Chokunin 13 2 15 Sonin 134 3 6 140 3 Low Officials Hannin 744 47 791 1 Officials attached to Government General Higher Officials Shinnin Chokun:n 29 15 23 44 23 Sonin 643 21 275 45 918 66 Low Officials Hannin 7,302 10,604 3,975 8,350 11,277 18,954 Total Higher Officials Shinnin 2 5 2 5 Chokunin 42 17 23 59 23 Sonin 111 24 281 45 1,058 69 Low Officials Hannin 8,046 10,605 4,022 8,350 12,068- 18,955 1. Of the 13 Provincial Governors 5 are Koreans. 2. Side numbers indicate attached officials taking rank with regular officials, 3. Ranks : — Shinnin = Direct Imperial Appointment. Chokunin = Imperial Appointment on Prime Minister's recommendation. Sonin = Appointment with his Majesty's approval. Hannin = Appointment following on open competitive examination by heads of offices. — XXIX — (2) PUBLIC OFFICIALS Japanese Koreans Total Local Revenue offices 1,385 510 1,895 "Fu" 203 65 268 " Men " 100 44,896 44,9% Total 1,688 45,471 47,159 (3) tyEN IN PUBLIC 3ERVICE Japanese Koreans Total Members of Provincial Councils 87 275 362 Members of " fu " Councils 133 57 190 Members of " men " Councils 645 23,515 24,160 Committees of Chambers of Commerce 148 19 4-1. to 18* 29 Total 1,013 19 23,888 10 24,901 29 Side numbers in the column of Chambers of Commerce indicate members of special Committees. XXX — (4) GRAND TOTAL Japanese Koreans Total Government officials 8,867 10,629 4,320 3,423 13,187 19,052 Public officials 1,688 45,471 47.159 Men in Public service 1,013 19 23,888 10 24,901 29 Total 11,568 10,648 73.679 8,433 35,247 19,081 22. 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