“English-Japanese Etymology,” 208 English language, 113, 195, 201, 211, 219, 285, 298 English normal school, 186 Epicureanism, 79, 81 Epidemics, 10 Episcopalians, 264, 272, 404, 405 Eularia, 409 Europe, 3, 34, 112, 156, 189, 213, 237, 281, 290, 292, 299, 301 European books, favorite, 204; languages, 220 Europeans, 47 Evangelical alliance, 271 “Every Day Japan,” 15, 43, 59, 75, 89, 158, 174, 190, 221, 261 “Evolution of the Japanese, The,” 89 Exports, 36, 37, 298, 368 F Factories, 352-353 “Fairy Tales from Far Japan,” 70 Family, Japanese, 50, 51 Fan industry, 24 Farming, 16, 17-19; farmers, 48, 82, 248, 283 Fenollosa, E. F., 235 Festivals, 63-65 “Feudal and Modern Japan,” 59, 89, 101, 132, 208, 249 Feudalism, 91, 110, 112, 119, 133, 134, 370 Figs, 19, 351 Filial piety, 87, 166, 176, 250 Fillmore, Millard, 102, 106 Finck, H. T., 15, 59, 89 Fine Arts School, Tōkyō, 217 Firefly lamp, 285 “Fire-Fly’s Lovers, The,” 70 Fire-Shine and Fire-Fade, Princes, 90 Fish, 13, 22, 23, 26, 55, 56; fisheries, 294; considered by Peace commissioners, 319, 320 Fisher’s “Universal History,” 205 Flag, Imperial, 5; first foreign, officially raised, 107; flags, feast of the, 61, 64, 65; red and white, wars of, 91 Florenz, Dr., 249 Flour, 37 Flowers, 408-410; arrangement, 233, 234; festivals, 65, 409, 410; “Flower-viewing,” 394; _see also_ specific names “Flowers of Japan and the Art of Floral Arrangement, The,” 236 Folk-lore, 70 Food, 54-56, 284 Foreign Language School, Tōkyō, 217 Foreign trade, 368 Foreigners, status of, 170-174 Formosa, Island of, 3, 5, 6, 12, 14, 16, 21, 30, 34, 91, 92, 111, 115, 142-144, 220, 295, 336, 347; under Japan, 143, 144, 411-413 Formosan Bank, 295 Foxes, 13 France, 37, 85, 164, 278, 290 Franco-Japanese Agreement, 333 Freight, 29, 30; carts, 30, 31 French language, 211, 285 Friends, 264, 272 Froebel, Friedrich, 214 “From Far Formosa,” 276 “From Tōkyō through Manchuria with the Japanese,” 328 Fruit, _see_ specific names Fruit-growing, 351-352 Fuchow, 294, 295, 413 Fuji, Mount, 8 Fujiwara bureaucracy, 91; epoch, 97; family established in regency, 91 Fukuba, Viscount, 408 Fukuzawa, Mr., 184, 185, 215 Fukwai, 135-138 Funeral ceremonies, 62 Furniture, 52, 53 Fushun, occupation of, 317 “Future of Japan, The,” 304 G Gale, J. S. 341 Gamblers’ guild, 27 Game, 54 Games, 66 Gardens, 17, 53, 54 Gas, 36 Geisha, _see_ Dancing-girls Genroku era, 356 German liberals, 264 Germany, 37, 85, 122, 145, 147; and Japan, 300; German language, 211, 285 “Geschichte des Japanischen Farbenholzschnitts,” 235 Gifu earthquake, 92, 114 Ginko or Salisburia, 351 Ginza, the, of Tōkyō, 26 “Gist of Japan, The,” 15, 89, 249, 276 Glass-blowing, 24