A Fantasy of Far Japan; Or, Summer Dream DialoguesSuematsu, Kencho
Philosophy
A Fantasy of Far Japan; Or, Summer Dream Dialogues
Suematsu, Kencho
Japan -- Civilization
Raffles, Sir Stamford, his appreciation of Japan
Railways, construction of
Red Cross Society
Religion in Japan
-- discussions on
Religion, Japanese meaning of
Restoration, the Japanese
Revenge, Japanese
Revolution, discussion on the Japanese
_Risen Sun_, the
Rodjestvensky, Admiral
Romance, Japanese
'Ronin,'
Roosevelt, President
-- and jiujitsu
-- his partiality towards Japan
Russia, Emperor of
-- and Japan, a priest's views on
Russian defeat, the cause of
Russian views of the Japanese
Russo-Japanese War, outbreak of
Russophile papers
Sada-Yakko
Sadanji
Saga, prince of
Saigo
Saionji, a sketch of the life of
Samurai
-- and Daimio, difference between
-- and fighting
-- explained
-- discipline of the
-- the soul of
-- mother illustrated by a drama
Satcho
Satow, Sir E.
Satsuma
-- formation of the
-- war
-- the cause of
Scenery of Japan
Sekigahara, battle of
_Self-Help_, Smiles's
Semitic sympathy
Shido,
Shikwan
Shimadai
Shimazu Saburo
Shintoism, its sensitiveness to pollution
Shipbuilding yards, origin of
Shiwa Yoshimasa
Shizoku, the title
Shogun
Shogunate
-- financial system of
-- troops
Simonoseki, treaty of
Singing insects
Sino-Japanese war
Sketches of some chief figures of actual Japan
Snow scenes
Social morality, discussion on
Social condition of Japan
Socialism and Japan, discussion on
Sotsuibushi, or Police-master-general
Sports, Japanese
Stage, the Japanese
'Standard of Living,' an essay
Stoessel, General
Summer resorts of foreigners
Sumoo
Superstition, Japanese.
Swords
Taira
Takasago
Takasugi
Takeda Shingen
Telegraphs in Japan
Telephones in Japan
_Things Japanese_ (1898)
Togo, Admiral
Tokio
-- the history of
-- the patois of
Tokugawa
-- régime
-- Feudatories under
Tolstoy, Count Leo
Trans-Siberian Railway
Trip to Japan, details concerning
Tsu-shima, battle of
Uta-Karuta
Utamaro
Washington, George
Weapons, Japanese
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