• Abegawa, River, i., 385.
• Acorns, Edible, ii., 142.
• Acorus, ii., 124.
• Actors, i., 212, 360-365; ii., 160, 161.
• Acupuncture, ii., 145, 202.
• Adams, ——, ii., 345.
• Adams, Captain Robert, i., 240.
• Adams, Thomas, i., 172.
• Adams, William, i., 169-179, 192, 199-204, 206, 207, 210, 211, 213, 224, 225, 239, 240.
• Ainslie, Dr., ii., 208.
• “Ainu and their Folk-lore, The,” ii., 345.
• “Ainu of Japan, The,” ii., 345.
• Akechi Mitsuhide, i., 116, 117.
• Alcea rosea, ii., 124.
• Alcock, ——, ii., 345.
• Almeida, Louis, i., 93, 95, 96, 153, 165.
• Alphabets in use, i., 78; ii., 164.
• Alvarez, George, i., 38, 50.
• Ambassadors to the Pope, i., 103-115, 121, 122, 126, 128, 132.
• Ambergris, i., 329.
• Amboyna, Massacre of, i., 240, 241; ii., 355.
• “America in the East,” ii., 273.
• “American anchorage,” ii., 291.
• American relations with Japan. See United States’ relations with Japan.
• Amida, the god and his idols, i., 399; ii., 49, 65.
• Amiot, Père, i., 7.
• “Amœnitates Exoticae,” i., 289, 315.
• Amomum miōga, ii., 124.
• Anas galericulata, ii., 135.
• Ancestor worship, ii., 188.
• Anderson, W., ii., 345.
• Angelis, Jerome de, i., 220, 265.
• Animals and birds eaten for food, i., 54, 75, 187; ii., 135;
• those not eaten, ii., 253.
• Anise-tree, i., 401; ii., 126.
• Anjirō, i., 38, 39, 41, 49-54, 82, 359.
• “Annales des Voyages,” ii., 349.
• “Annals des Dairi,” ii., 89.
• “Annals des Empereurs du Japon,” i., 257, 391; ii., 108, 165.
• “Annals of the Dairi,” i., 357.
• Apples, ii., 140.
• Arai, ii., 65, 70.
• Arai Hakuseki, ii., 112.
• Aratame, ii., 65.
• Architecture, domestic, i., 77, 187, 218, 339, 340, 390-392, 395; ii., 52, 63, 79, 129-131, 306, 318-322.
• “Archives of Japan,” i., 8.
• Argonaut, English ship, ii., 191.
• Arima, King of, i., 98, 102, 126.
• Armies and soldiery, i., 59, 215, 258.
• Armor, i., 139.
• Arms, or mark, upon clothing, etc., i., 116, 188, 371, 373; ii., 17, 18, 285, 322.
• Artemisia, ii., 146.
• See also Wormwood.
• “Arts and Crafts of Old Japan,” ii., 345.
• Arum dracontium and esculentum, ii., 142.
• Asakawa, ——, ii., 345.
• “Asiatic Journal,” i., 195; ii., 46, 72, 108, 254, 352.
• Aston, W. G., i., 8, 145; ii., 199, 206, 345.
• Astronomers, ii., 143, 201, 223, 251.
• Asukagawa, River, i., 385.
• “Atlas Japonensis,” i., 266.
• Atotsuke, i., 370, 372.
• Atsuta (Miya), ii., 69.
• Audiences with emperor and princes, i., 175, 189-191, 217; ii., 55, 56, 60-62, 85-104, 149-153, 331-334.
• Audsley, ——, and Bowes, ——, ii., 345.
• Austerities practised by both bonzes and Jesuits, i., 71, 88.
• Autographs of travellers, i., 218.
• Awa, Provinces of, ii., 283.
• Azuchiyama, i., 103, 116.
• Bacon, Miss, ii., 344.
• Baggage, i., 370-377.
• Baker, Edmund, i., 177.
• Baptiste, Father Pierre, i., 242.
• Barley, i., 76.
• Batchelor, John, ii., 345.
• Baths, ii., 9, 52, 134.
• Batoli, Father Daniel, i., 115.
• Bedding, ii., 5, 133, 156.
• Beechey, Captain, ii., 282.
• Beer, ii., 207.
• Beggars, ii., 23-28, 58.
• Bell in Miyako temple, ii., 105, 108.
• Benriū, River, i., 385.
• Bent, Lieut., ii., 302.
• Bettelheim, Rev. B. J., ii., 266, 267.
• Biddle, Commodore, ii., 261-265.
• Bidinger, Mr., ii., 300.
• Bikuni (nuns), ii., 23, 24.
• Binding of prisoners, ii., 214, 270.
• Bird, Miss, ii., 344.
• Birds eaten for food, ii., 135.
• Biscanio, Sebastian, i., 270.
• Biwa, Lake, ii., 63, 67.
• Black, ——, ii., 345.
• Blindness, ii., 29.
• Blomhoff, Herr, ii., 245, 247.
• Blomhoff, Mme., ii., 245.
• Blossom, English ship, ii., 282.
• Bonin Islands, ii., 282, 292.
• Books, i., 77; ii., 118, 123, 224.
• Bōshū (Awa) Province, ii., 283.
• “Botanical Magazine” (Curtis), ii., 125.
• Botany, i., 374, 375; ii., 123, 157, 162, 253.
• Bowes, ——, and Audsley, ——, ii., 345.
• Bowmen, ii., 149.
• Bramhall, Mrs., ii., 344.
• Brassica orientalis, ii., 124, 137.
• Breskens, Dutch ship (1643), i., 262-264.
• Bridges, i., 385; ii., 50, 51, 57, 58, 67, 78, 329.
• Brixiano, Father Organtino, i., 149.
• Broadcloth, English, i., 224.
• Broughton, Captain, i., 265; ii., 191.
• Brown, Mr., ii., 302.
• Buddha, The great, ii., 108.
• Buddhism, i., 65, 70-74, 139, 275-277, 342, 343; ii., 28, 65.
• Buddhist clergy, i., 72-74, 275-277, 342, 343; ii., 65.
• Buddhist temples (Tera), i., 71, 275, 342, 397, 398; ii., 65, 304.
• Buke (military nobility), i., 63.
• Buku, ii., 187.
• Bullocks, ii., 317.
• See also Oxen.
• Bungo, Kingdom of, i., 25-29, 34-36, 84-86, 93, 98, 102, 118-120, 124, 125, 145.
• Burger, Dr., ii., 252.
• Burial service, Jesuit, i., 88.
• Burrows, Silas E., ii., 312-314.
• Burying-grounds, ii., 123, 296, 307, 316.
• “Bushido—The Soul of Japan,” ii., 344.
• Cabot, Sebastian, i., 167.
• Cabral, Father, i., 97, 98, 100-101.
• Cactus ficus, ii., 159.
• Caladium, ii., 142.
• Calendar, Japanese, i., 32, 357.
• California, ii., 276, 278.
• Call to arms, i., 34, 35.
• Cambodia River, ii., 354.
• Camellia sasankwa, ii., 125.
• Campbell, ——, i., 302; ii., 345.
• Campbell, Archibald, ii., 203.
• Camphor-tree, i., 76; ii., 46, 125, 250.
• Candles, ii., 38, 39.
• Canvas batteries, ii., 257.
• “Capital of the Tycoon, The,” ii., 345.
• Capsicum, ii., 124.
• “Captive of Love, A,” ii., 345.
• “Captivity in Japan,” i., 33.
• Carac of Macao, Cargo of, i., 153, 154, 269, 270.
• Card games, ii., 224.
• Caron, Francis, i., 224, 240, 243, 253-257, 260, 261, 266, 267, 273, 343, 352, 368, 373; ii., 16, 30, 46, 65, 135, 355, 365, 366.
• Carvilho, Father Valentine, i., 227, 242.
• Cassa, Heer, ii., 207, 209.
• Castles, i., 186, 392-394; ii., 48, 54, 58, 63, 69, 80-83, 86-88.
• Castricoom, Dutch ship (1643), i., 262, 264, 265.
• Casuar, rare Batavian bird, i., 265, 368; ii., 53.
• Catechists, Native, i., 100, 127, 128, 231.
• Catholic Church in the East, i., 40, 41, 45-47, 65, 205, 235, 261, 267, 277, 396.
• See also Missionaries and Xavier, Francis.
• Cats, ii., 138, 253.
• Cavendish, Thomas, i., 167, 271.
• Cecille, Admiral, ii., 265.
• Cedar-trees, ii., 141.
• Celastrus alatus, ii., 124.
• Cevicos, Don Jean, i., 245, 246.
• Chamberlain, ——, ii., 345.
• Chaplin-Ayrton, Mrs., ii., 344.
• Charlevoix, Father, i., 20, 85, 101, 115, 154, 232, 246, 265, 290.
• Charms against evil spirits, ii., 323.
• Cherry-trees, ii., 10, 140.
• “Child Life in Japan,” ii., 344.
• Children, i., 259, 260, 353; ii., 41, 73, 121, 135, 211.
• China trade, i., 12, 270, 273-275, 277-281; ii., 111, 275, 276.
• “Chinese Repository,” ii., 254, 255, 258, 284.
• “Chiushingura, the Loyal League,” ii., 345.
• Chronicles, Japanese, i., 1, 64.
• Citrus tripoliata, ii., 142.
• Civility of Japanese, i., 287; ii., 34, 41.
• “Classical Poetry of the Japanese,” ii., 345.
• Clement, Ernest W., i., 78; ii., 343, 357, 360.
• Cleopatra, French frigate, ii., 265.
• Climate, ii., 162.
• Clocks, ii., 126, 251.
• Coal, ii., 311, 312.
• Cocks, Richard, i., 213, 223-225, 229, 234, 236, 239, 240; ii., 121, 122.
• Coimbra (Portugal) University, i., 45;
• Jesuit college, i., 46, 85.
• Coins and currency, i., 59, 60, 257, 272, 273, 277, 278, 322, 372; ii., 109-111, 309-311, 337.
• “Coins of Japan, The,” ii., 310.
• Colbert, ——, i., 266, 368; ii., 355, 364.
• Colds and catarrh, ii., 134.
• Colewort, ii., 124.
• Colic, Treatment of, ii., 145.
• Collado, Father, i., 244-246.
• Columbus, American ship, ii., 261-265, 283.
• Company of Jesus.
• See Order of Jesuits and Missionaries, Jesuit.
• Company’s Island, i., 124, 265.
• Compliments, i., 27.
• Concubines and courtesans, i., 260, 279, 292, 310, 340, 341, 356; ii., 23, 30, 120, 121, 175, 249.
• Conder, ——, ii., 7.
• Contee, Mr., ii., 284.
• “Contributions towards a Knowledge of the Japanese Empire,” ii., 247.
• Converts, native, i., 84, 85, 88, 94-98, 100, 102, 103, 118-121, 124-129, 134, 140, 141, 145, 155-158, 162-164, 195, 207, 211, 222, 227-234, 243-248, 267, 268.
• See also Missionaries.
• Cook-shops, ii., 12, 13.
• Cooper, Captain, ii., 260, 261.
• Copper, i., 329; ii., 159, 202, 203.
• Corean expedition, i., 128, 140, 141, 144, 145, 151, 162; ii., 108.
• Corvailho, Father.
• Same as Carvilho, Father Valentine.
• Couros, Father Matthew de, i., 159.
• Cows, ii., 137.
• Craftsmen segregate, i., 187, 217.
• Credit on accounts, ii., 127.
• Crucifixion, i., 156.
• Crusado, i., 17.
• Cuello, Father Gaspard, i., 102, 119, 126.
• Cupressus japonica, ii., 141.
• Cyprus, English brig, ii., 254.
• Daguerreotypes, ii., 302.
• Daibutsu Temple, ii., 106.
• Daifu-Sama.
• See Iyeyasu.
• Daikoku, i., 359.
• Dairi, or Mikado, i., 60-66; ii., 166, 167.
• Dale, Sir Thomas, i., 237, 238.
• Date Masamune, i., 204.
• Davidson, J. W., i., 302; ii., 345.
• Davis, pilot of Dutch vessel, i., 169, 177; ii., 353, 354.
• Dee-yee-no-skee, Japanese seaman, ii., 312-314.
• De Jancigny, ——, ii., 254, 274, 277, 310.
• Dening, ——, i., 150.
• Deshima, Island of, i., 248, 262, 291-294; ii., 117.
• Devereux, Captain, ii., 194.
• Diana, Russian sloop, ii., 212, 226-243, 324.
• “Diary of Richard Cocks,” i., 226, 267.
• Dick, Stewart, ii., 345.
• Dickins, ——, ii., 345.
• Dickson, ——, ii., 345.
• Dictionary, Japanese-Dutch, ii., 210.
• Dioscorea Japonica, ii., 124.
• Distance, Measures of, i., 382, 391; ii., 89.
• Dixon, ——, ii., 345.
• Doeff, Heer Hendrick, ii., 194-212, 245.
• Dogs, ii., 138, 253.
• Dolichos polystachos, ii., 159.
• Dolichos soia, ii., 159.
• Dominicans in Japanese missions.
• See Missionaries, Catholic, other than Jesuit.
• Dosha powder, ii., 147.
• Dōshin, or imperial soldiers, i., 257, 346; ii., 223.
• Drake, Sir Francis, i., 167; ii., 351.
• Draughts, Game of, ii., 224, 225.
• Dress, i., 105, 210-212, 276, 375, 376; ii., 55, 56, 58, 143, 154-156, 248, 285, 331, 332.
• Dress, ease of adjustment, ii., 9, 133, 156.
• Dresser, ——, ii., 345.
• Drinking, i., 343; ii., 39, 226.
• Dutch East India Company, i., 169, 209, 238, 251-253, 261, 272, 283-336, 366; ii., 31-41, 101, 109-111, 114-120, 122, 123, 126-129, 136, 139, 193-209, 245, 246.
• See also Dutch in Japan.
• Dutch in Japan, i., 165, 167-175, 177, 179, 181-185, 191, 192, 195-204, 206-209, 220, 221, 223, 228, 233-238, 240, 241, 251-256, 261-267, 271-273, 277-281, 284-301; ii., 274, 275, 325.
• See also Dutch East India Company.
• Dyosperos kaki, ii., 159.
• “Early Institutional Life of Japan,” ii., 345.
• “Early Study of Dutch in Japan, The,” ii., 210.
• Earthquakes, i., 77, 151, 391, 392; ii., 50, 85, 143, 173, 324.
• Eclipse, American ship, ii., 203.
• Eclipses, ii., 143, 223.
• Edicts, i., 395, 396.
• Edmund, English whaler, ii., 273.
• Education, i., 77, 88.
• Elephant, ii., 209, 223.
• Elgin, Lord, ii., 335.
• Eliza, American ship, ii., 193, 194.
• Elserak, Dutch director, i., 264.
• Embassy to Washington, ii., 335-339.
• Emperor, Castle of, ii., 80-83, 86-91, 148-153.
• Emperors, Chronology of, ii., 158, 166, 360, 361.
• Empress, ii., 91.
• English East India Company, i., 178, 219, 220, 225, 236-241, 267.
• See also English in the East.
• English in the East, i., 167, 169, 175, 178, 179, 207-209, 219-221, 228, 230, 233-240, 278; ii., 246, 259, 260, 272, 273, 323, 324, 335.
• See also English East India Company.
• Enoshima, Island of, ii., 74.
• “Essay on the Commerce of Japan,” ii., 274.
• Everett, Hon. Edward, ii., 280.
• “Evolution of the Japanese, The,” ii., 344.
• “Examiner” (London), ii., 259.
• Executions and tortures, i., 156, 214, 246, 247, 333-335, 349, 353, 354, 396; ii., 75.
• Eye diseases, ii., 29, 123.
• Fans, i., 376.
• Farming class, ii., 159.
• “Fauna Japonica,” ii., 253.
• Feith, M., ii., 157.
• Fernandes, Jean, i., 52.
• Ferreyra, Father Christopher, i., 247, 248, 264.
• Ferry-boats, i., 385.
• Festivals, i., 69, 223, 224, 356-365; ii., 188, 189, 225, 226.
• “Feudal and Modern Japan,” ii., 344.
• Figara peperita, ii., 124.
• Figure-treading, Ceremony of, i., 298, 352, 396; ii., 128, 271.
• Fillmore, President, ii., 276-281.
• Firearms, i., 24, 25, 33; ii., 149, 224, 346-348.
• Fire-extinguishers, i., 367; ii., 52, 79, 303.
• Fire-flies, ii., 158.
• Firemen, ii., 76, 79, 200.
• Fires, i., 77; ii., 70, 71, 78, 79, 143, 173, 200, 303, 321.
• Fir-trees, ii., 141.
• Fischer, ——, i., 33.
• Fiscus pumila and erecta, ii., 124.
• Fishermen, i., 214; ii., 213.
• Fisscher, Herr, ii., 210, 247-250.
• Fitch, Ralph, i., 269, 270; ii., 351, 352.
• “Flora Japonica” (Siebold and Zaccarini), ii., 253.
• “Flora Japonica” (Thunberg), ii., 162.
• Floris, ——, ii., 354.
• Flower-arrangements, ii., 7.
• Flute, ii., 315.
• Food, i., 54, 75, 76, 187, 216, 286, 343; ii., 12, 13, 38, 75, 98, 99, 102-104, 126, 127, 140, 159, 215, 217, 220, 317, 318, 333, 334.
• Foot-coverings, ii., 142.
• Fords, i., 384, 385.
• Foreigners, Antipathy to, i., 214.
• Forestry regulations, i., 381.
• Formosa, i., 252-255, 262, 271, 274, 302; ii., 355.
• “Formosa under the Dutch,” i., 302; ii., 345.
• Fowls, Domestic, ii., 138.
• Foxes, i., 75; ii., 42, 43.
• Franciscans in Japanese missions.
• See Missionaries, Catholic, other than Jesuit.
• Franklin, American ship, ii., 194.
• “Free Press” (Serampore), ii., 265.
• French East India Company, i., 266.
• French in Japanese affairs, i., 266; ii., 265, 335.
• Frisius, of the Dutch East India Company, i., 265, 266.
• Froez, Father Louis, i., 95, 96, 131, 133, 141, 159, 165, 266; ii., 38.
• “Frog-in-a-well” policy, ii., 170, 171, 193.
• “From Far Formosa,” ii., 345.
• Fruits, ii., 140, 159.
• Fuchū, i., 25, 27, 35, 36.
• Fucus saccharinus, ii., 140.
• Fujigawa, River, i., 385; ii., 72.
• Fuji-jedagawa, River, i., 385.
• Fuji-no-Yama, ii., 72, 141, 286, 328.
• Funeral customs, ii., 183-189.
• Furniture and interiors, i., 340, 391, 392; ii., 4-8, 52, 55, 62, 130, 131, 133, 303, 330.
• Fushimi, i., 140, 151, 215; ii., 58.
• Gago, Balthaza, i., 87, 90, 93.
• Galvano, Antonio, i., 13, 14, 40, 41, 56.
• Gardenia Florida, ii., 142.
• Gardens, i., 194; ii., 10-12, 52, 82, 322.
• Gate Guard, Nagasaki, i., 312.
• “Gate of the two kings,” ii., 108.
• Gaubil, Father, i., 8.
• Gege (plebeians), i., 62.
• Geisenger, Captain, 266.
• “Genji Monogatari,” ii., 345.
• Gin, ii., 206.
• Ginseng, ii., 118.
• “Glimpse at the Art of Japan, A,” ii., 345.
• “Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan,” ii., 344.
• Globe, English ship, ii., 354.
• Globius (Takaro Sampei), ii., 201, 222, 223, 239, 248.
• Glyn, Commander, ii., 266-269, 271.
• Gnecchi, Father, i., 97, 103, 119, 146, 155, 159, 164.
• Goa, i., 12, 38, 41, 48; ii., 350-353.
• Godō, i., 277.
• Goede Frouw, Dutch ship, ii., 206.
• Go-kirai (The Tenza), i., 164.
• Golownin, Vassili, i., 21, 22, 33, 59, 66, 124, 162, 221, 265; ii., 140, 159, 200, 208, 212-244, 246.
• Gomez, Father, i., 126.
• Gongen-Sama (Iyeyasu, which see), i., 230.
• Gordon, Captain, ii., 246.
• Goseman, ——, ii., 205.
• Gotō Shōzaburō, treasurer to Emperor Hashiba, i., 199, 200.
• Governors of Nagasaki, i., 347.
• Gowns presented to Company, ii., 104, 154;
• to U. S. Consul, ii., 333.
• Griffis, William Elliot, i., 74; ii., 273, 324, 344.
• Gros, Baron, ii., 335.
• Grote, George, i., 275.
• Gruy, ——, ii., 345.
• “Guitar” (samisen), ii., 315.
• Gulick, Sidney, ii., 344.
• Gusman, Father Luys de, i., 115, 131.
• Gutzlaff, Mr., ii., 255.
• Gysbert (or Guysbert), Roger, i., 243, 244, 352, 354.
• Hackluyt’s translations, i., 14, 122, 150, 152, 165, 177, 178, 270; ii., 350, 351.
• Hagenaar, ——, i., 247, 253-255, 261, 343; ii., 355.
• Hagendorp, Heer, ii., 196.
• Hair, Manner of wearing, ii., 147, 148.
• Hakata, Island of Shimo, i., 82, 213, 214.
• Hakodate, Island of Matsumae, i., 221; ii., 191, 213, 216, 305, 306.
• Hakone pass, ii., 65, 73, 141, 328.
• Hamamatsu, ii., 70.
• Hamilton, Dr., ii., 316.
• Hanashikimi (anise-tree), i., 401.
• See also Shikimi.
• “Handbook of Modern Japan, A,” i., 78; ii., 343, 357, 360.
• Handkerchiefs, ii., 155.
• Harada Kiyemon, i., 134, 135, 142, 148.
• Hara-kiri, i., 78, 79, 229, 260.
• Harbors, i., 386, 387.
• “Harper’s Magazine,” i., 166.
• Harris, Mrs., ii., 345.
• Harris, Townsend, ii., 325-335.
• Hartman, S., ii., 345.
• Hartshorne, Miss, ii., 344.
• Hashiba (Taikō-Sama), i., 117-121, 123, 124, 126-144, 147-151, 155, 158-161, 193; ii., 54, 167.
• Hatch, Arthur, i., 240.
• Hawkins, Sir Richard and Sir John, i., 167.
• Hay’s (John) translations, i., 115, 132, 150, 165, 205.
• Healthfulness of houses, i., 392.
• Hearn, Lafcadio, ii., 344.
• Heating of houses, ii., 5, 6, 120, 131, 303, 321.
• Hecr, ——, ii., 346.
• Heine, Mr., ii., 302.
• Hemmi, Adams’s estate, i., 225, 240.
• Hemp, ii., 124.
• Heusken, Mr., ii., 328, 332.
• Hibiscus manihot, ii., 132.
• Hidetsugu (Kwambacudono), i., 140, 149.
• Hideyori, son of Taikō-Sama, i., 150, 161, 163, 197, 198, 229.
• “Hideyoshi’s Invasion of Korea,” i., 145.
• Hieizan, Mountain of, i., 98; ii., 67.
• Highways, i., 189, 216, 380-384; ii., 15, 16, 33, 123, 328, 329.
• Higo, Castle of, ii., 54.
• Hildreth, Richard, i., 10; ii., 364.
• Hiōgo, ii., 334.
• Hirado, i., 254, 261.
• Hirado, Prince of, i., 177, 184, 185, 196, 197, 210, 213.
• “His Pilgrimes” (or “His Pilgrimage”), i., 177, 178, 220, 225, 232; ii., 354.
• “Hist. Gen. des Voyages,” i., 198.
• “Histoire de la Dynastie des Mongoux,” i., 8.
• “Histoire du Japon,” i., 20, 115, 246.
• “Histoire Général de la China,” i., 7.
• “Histoire Mythologique,” i., 357.
• “Historia de la Compagnia de Gesu,” i., 115.
• “History of Greece,” i., 275.
• “History of Japan” (Adams), ii., 345.
• “History of Japan” (Charlevoix), i., 290.
• “History of Japan” (Kämpfer), i., 289-291.
• “History of Japanese Literature,” ii., 345.
• “History of Java,” i., 272; ii., 110-112.
• “History of Plants,” ii., 125.
• “History of the Empire of Japan,” ii., 346.
• “History of the English Factory at Hirado,” i., 226.
• “History of the United States,” ii., 364.
• Hizen, Province of, i., 82, 120.
• Hoffman, assistant to Siebold, i., 8.
• Hōin-Sama.
• See Hirado, Prince of.
• Homicide, Punishment for, i., 354.
• “Honda the Samurai,” ii., 344.
• Horseback-riding, i., 370-377.
• Horse-shoes, i., 373.
• Horses, i., 215; ii., 138, 317.
• Hotei, i., 359.
• Hotoke, or idols, i., 399.
• Houtman, Cornelius, i., 168, 169, 177; ii., 353.
• Huish, ——, ii., 345.
• Hyōgo, Province Settsu, ii., 49.
• “Ideals of the East, The,” ii., 345.
• Idols, i., 193, 399, 400; ii., 45, 106-108.
• See also Temples.
• “Illustrations of Japan,” i., 79; ii., 81, 147, 168, 174.
• Image-trampling.
• See Figure-treading.
• Imhoff, author of Dutch memoir, i., 272; ii., 110.
• Imi, ii., 186, 187.
• Incomes of princes, i., 240, 256-259.
• “Indian History,” i., 14.
• Indulgence-boxes, i., 401.
• Ingen, Buddhist priest, i., 275-277.
• Inns, i., 187, 216; ii., 2-13, 29, 36-41, 328.
• “Intercourse between the United States and Japan, The,” ii., 273.
• Interest, ii., 127.
• Interpreters, i., 302-306, 369, 370; ii., 34, 117, 164.
• Ise Temple, i., 68, 69; ii., 20, 21, 69.
• “Island of Formosa, The,” i., 302; ii., 345.
• Iyeyasu (Tokugawa Iyeyasu), i., 161-163, 175-177, 190-193, 200, 201, 218-223, 230.
• Izu, Cape, ii., 283, 328.
• Jacatra (Batavia), i., 237; ii., 354.
• Jancigny.
• See De Jancigny.
• “Japan” (De Jancigny), ii., 254, 277.
• “Japan” (Dickson), ii., 345.
• “Japan” (Reed), ii., 345.
• “Japan—An Interpretation,” ii., 344.
• “Japan and her People,” ii., 344.
• “Japan and its Art,” ii., 345.
• “Japan in Art and Industry,” ii., 345.
• “Japan in History, Folk-lore, and Art,” ii., 344.
• “Japan, its Architecture, Art, and Art Manufactures,” ii., 345.
• “Japan: presented in Sketches of the Manners and Customs of that Realm, especially of the Town of Nagasaki,” ii., 249.
• Japan Society, London, i., 8.
• “Japanese Armour,” ii., 149.
• “Japanese Art,” ii., 345.
• “Japanese Boy, A,” ii., 344.
• “Japanese Calendars,” i., 352.
• “Japanese Costume,” ii., 154.
• “Japanese Education,” ii., 345.
• “Japanese Fairy World” (Griffis), ii., 344.
• “Japanese Fairy World, The” (Ozaki), ii., 344.
• “Japanese Fans,” i., 376.
• “Japanese Funeral Rites,” ii., 183.
• “Japanese Girls and Women,” ii., 344.
• “Japanese Heraldry,” i., 117.
• “Japanese Homes,” ii., 344.
• Japanese in America, i., 152.
• “Japanese Life in Town and Country,” ii., 344.
• “Japanese Plays,” ii., 345.
• “Japanese Rituals,” i., 66.
• Jarves, J. J., ii., 345.
• Jesuits.
• See Order of Jesuits.
• Jewels, ii., 332.
• Jizō, Idol of, i., 399; ii., 45.
• Jodogawa, River, ii., 50.
• Johannis Botanicus, ii., 201.
• Jones, Sir William, ii., 164.
• Jontoux, Father, ii., 118.
• “Journal of Commerce” (New York), ii., 293.
• Jūdo, i., 74, 277.
• Jugulans nigra, ii., 144.
• Junrei, ii., 22.
• Kago, i., 377-379.
• Kahei, Takataya, ii., 228-243.
• Kakegawa, ii., 70.
• Kamakura image of Buddha, i., 218.
• Kamakura, Island of, ii., 74.
• Kamban, i., 323-325.
• Kamel, George Joseph, ii., 125.
• Kami, i., 66.
• See also Shintō.
• Kämpfer’s account of Japan, i., 8, 27, 32, 59, 64, 66, 196, 202, 225, 240, 244, 249, 256, 257, 267, 272, 274-401; ii., 1-109, 118, 125, 146, 159, 169, 250, 254, 300.
• Kanagawa, ii., 74, 293, 300, 303, 334.
• Kanrin-maru, Japanese steamer, ii., 336.
• “Keramic Art of Japan,” ii., 345.
• Kinosita, Yetaro, ii., 345.
• Kitchin, ——, ii., 345.
• Kitō, i., 60, 276; ii., 167.
• Kiūshiū.
• See Shimo.
• Klaproth, Heinrich, i., 32, 69, 181, 257, 357, 359, 391; ii., 46, 62, 67, 72, 89, 108, 112, 165, 199.
• Knapp, A. M., ii., 344.
• Knox, Dr., ii., 112.
• Knox, G. W., ii., 344.
• Kōbō, saint and sage, ii., 147.
• Kochebecker, of the Dutch East India Company, i., 261.
• “Kojiki,” i., 359; ii., 346.
• “Kokoro,” ii., 344.
• Koku, i., 240.
• Kokura, capital of Buzen, ii., 48.
• Konishi Settsu-no-Kami, i., 163.
• Kōshi (Confucius), ii., 68.
• Koxinga, Chinese pirate, i., 302.
• Koya, near Miyako, i., 292.
• Kōzukeno-Suke, secretary to Emperor Hashiba, i., 199, 200.
• Kramer, Conrad, i., 252.
• Krusenstern, Captain, ii., 196, 197.
• Kublai Khan, i., 2, 4, 8-10.
• Kubō-Sama, i., 58, 61, 62, 64.
• Kuchiki Samon, ii., 163.
• Kuchinotsu, i., 94, 102.
• Kuge (patricians), i., 62, 66; ii., 21.
• Kuno, Fortress of, ii., 71.
• Kuri, i., 300, 308.
• Kurile Islands, i., 123, 221, 265; ii., 190, 212, 213.
• Kurume, Castle of, ii., 47.
• Kuwana, Province of Owari, ii., 69.
• Kwambacudono, i., 118, 123, 140, 149, 150.
• Kwannon Temple, ii., 107.
• Kyōto (Miyako, which see), i., 215.
• Ladoga, American whaler, ii., 266, 269.
• Lady Pierce, American ship, ii., 312-314.
• Lady Rowena, ii., 258.
• Lampacau Island, i., 19.
• Lancaster, Captain, i., 167, 177.
• “Land of the Morning, The,” ii., 345.
• Langsdorff, Attaché, ii., 197.
• Lanterns, i., 373; ii., 329.
• La Perouse, Voyage of, i., 124, 221, 265; ii., 190.
• La Salle, ii., 364.
• Lattices, ii., 91.
• Lawrence, American whaler, ii., 265.
• Laws, i., 78, 206, 260, 354; ii., 161, 162, 245.
• Laxman, Lieut., ii., 191, 192, 196, 219.
• Lay, ——, ii., 183.
• Leeds, ——, ii., 351, 352.
• Lepers, i., 164.
• “Letters Written by the English Residents in Japan, 1611-1623,” i., 178, 207, 219.
• Lew Chew Islands, i., 31, 124, 181, 281; ii., 312, 355.
• Liano, Spanish gentleman, i., 142.
• Linschooten, Hugh, i., 168.
• Liverwort used as charm, i., 401.
• “Log of a Japanese Journey,” ii., 345.
• Lowell, P., ii., 344.
• Loyola, Ignatius, i., 42, 43, 90.
• “L’univers, ou Histoire et Description de tout les Peuples,” ii., 254.
• Macartney, Lord, ii., 164.
• Mackay, ——, ii., 345.
• Maclay, A. C., ii., 345.
• Maffei, ——, i., 14, 81, 165.
• Mahay, Jacques, i., 169, 170.
• Maize, ii., 317.
• Makino Bingo-no-Kami, ii., 84.
• Malela, Father, i., 7.
• Malva Mauritiana, ii., 124.
• Mamori, ii., 179.
• Manchu dynasty, i., 274.
• Manjū, a cake, ii., 13, 98.
• Mankoku, i., 240.
• Manners, ii., 174.
• See also Civility of Japanese.
• “Manners and Customs of the Japanese in the Nineteenth Century,” ii., 254.
• Manufactures, i., 77;
• of Miyako, ii., 63, 64;
• of Suruga, ii., 71.
• Manuscript history, ii., 168.
• Maple-trees, ii., 141.
• Maps, ii., 157, 251, 252.
• Marco Polo, i., 1-6, 13.
• Mariner, English ship, ii., 272, 273.
• “Marriage Ceremonies,” ii., 170, 172.
• Marriages, i., 259; ii., 174-183, 225.
• Marsden, ——, translator, i., 2, 4, 6.
• Matheson, Commander, ii., 272, 273.
• Mats, Floor, i., 391; ii., 5, 52, 89, 91, 131, 152.
• Matsumae, ii., 220, 226.
• Matsumae Island.
• See Matsumaye Island.
• Matsumaye (Yezo or Matsumae) Island, i., 123, 124, 220, 221, 262-265; ii., 222.
• Matsuri (public spectacle at Nagasaki), i., 296, 356-365.
• Matsuura Hoin.
• See Hirado, Prince of.
• “Matthew Galbraith Perry,” ii., 324.
• May, Henry, i., 178.
• McClatchie, ——, ii., 345.
• McCoy, American seaman, ii., 270, 271.
• McDonald, Ranald, American seaman, ii., 271, 272.
• Meals, ii., 39, 133.
• Measures and weights, i., 23, 59, 249, 272.
• Medhurst, Mr., ii., 210.
• Medicine and surgery, i., 26, 28, 77; ii., 68, 93, 94, 118, 122, 145-147.
• Melea azedarach, ii., 125.
• Melis, Thomas, i., 169.
• “Memoir on the Trade of Japan, and the Causes of its Decline,” i., 272; ii., 110.
• “Mémoires concernant les Chinois,” i., 7.
• “Memoirs of the Shōguns” (or Djoguns), i., 98; ii., 168.
• “Memorable Embassies of the Dutch to the Emperors of Japan,” i., 266, 272; ii., 88.
• “Memorials of the Empire of Japan,” i., 225.
• Mentha piperita, ii., 124.
• Mercator, American whaler, ii., 260, 261.
• Merchant class, ii., 139, 174, 243, 244.
• Merchant marine of Japan, i., 180, 181.
• See also Trade.
• Mermaids, ii., 53.
• Mespillus japonica, ii., 159.
• Messengers, ii., 2.
• Meylan, G. F., ii., 248-250.
• Mimitsuka Chapel, ii., 108.
• Mindanao, Island of, i., 55, 56.
• Mines, ii., 111, 112, 250.
• “Mirror of Yedo,” i., 257.
• Mirrors, ii., 133.
• Miseratsie, or wall adornments, ii., 4, 6-8.
• Missionaries, Catholic, other than Jesuit, i., 147-149, 151, 152, 155-160, 163, 164, 179, 223, 228-232, 241-248, 268.
• Missionaries, Jesuit, i., 38-41, 45-56, 60, 63-65, 67, 70-72, 81-91, 93-98, 100-103, 116-121, 124-136, 138, 142, 143, 145-149, 151-160, 162-164, 175, 179, 205, 222, 227-234, 241-248, 263, 264, 268, 269, 279, 280; ii., 169, 259.
• Missionaries, Protestant, i., 147; ii., 255, 259, 266.
• Mississippi, American frigate, ii., 281, 282, 287, 291, 314, 315.
• Mitford, A. B. F., ii., 344.
• “Mito Yashiki,” ii., 345.
• Mitsukuri, Dr., ii., 210.
• Miya (Atsuta), ii., 69.
• Miya (Shintō temples), i., 67-69, 398, 399; ii., 302.
• Miyako, i., 61, 83, 96, 97, 155, 161, 163, 164, 192, 222; ii., 58, 62-66, 104-108, 140.
• Mongols, i., 2, 6-10.
• “Moniteur des Indes,” ii., 274.
• Monsoons, i., 316.
• Moor, Captain, ii., 228, 229, 236.
• Mōri Motonari, i., 90, 95, 103.
• Morrison, American brig, ii., 255-258, 284.
• Morse, E. S., ii., 344.
• Morus papyrifira, ii., 132.
• Mossman, ——, ii., 345.
• Mountain priests, i., 74; ii., 23-25, 72.
• Mountains, i., 386, 387; ii., 134, 255.
• Mourning, ii., 178, 185-187.
• Moxa, ii., 126, 145, 146.
• Mulberry-trees, i., 76; ii., 132.
• Munro, ——, ii., 310.
• Murakami, N., i., 226.
• Murakawn, K., i., 178.
• Murray, D., ii., 158, 344.
• Murray, Lieut., ii., 302.
• Mushrooms, ii., 159.
• Music and musicians, i., 212, 213, 357, 362; ii., 28, 315.
• Nabores, Hieronymo de, i., 270.
• Nagasaki, i., 97, 102, 125, 128, 143, 145, 156-160, 164, 234, 235, 244, 275, 284, 285, 291-294, 337-353, 355-365, 397.
• Naibun, ii., 241.
• Namida (Sanscrit prayer), i., 344; ii., 27, 73.
• “Narrative of a Japanese, The,” ii., 346.
• Natural history researches, ii., 251-253.
• Nettles, ii., 124.
• “New Japan,” ii., 345.
• “New Life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi,” i., 150.
• New Moon ceremonies, ii., 316.
• New Year’s Day (European), ii., 126.
• New Year’s Day (Japanese), i., 357; ii., 127, 225, 226.
• “New York Times,” ii., 310.
• “New York Tribune,” ii., 301, 316.
• Newbury, John, ii., 351, 352.
• Niagara, U. S. frigate, ii., 337.
• Nicholson, Lieut., ii., 302.
• Nihombashi, or great bridge at Yedo, i., 380; ii., 78, 200.
• Nikkō Temple, i., 230, 253.
• Ningpo, i., 13.
• Ni-ō-mon, “gate of the two kings,” ii., 108.
• Nippon, i., 1, 27, 57, 124.
• “Nippon Ōdai Ichiran,” ii., 165.
• “Nippon, or Archives for the Description of Japan,” ii., 254.
• Nitobe, I. O., ii., 273, 344.
• Nobles, i., 240, 256-260; ii., 70, 81, 149-153.
• Nobunaga (Oda Nobunaga), i., 96-98, 102, 103, 116, 117, 139.
• Noises of the town, i., 344; ii., 189.
• Noort, Oliver, i., 169, 171.
• Norimono, i., 347, 377-379; ii., 327.
• Noshi, ii., 177.
• “Notes on the Intercourse between Japan and Siam in the Seventeenth Century,” ii., 354.
• “Notices et Extraits des Manuscrits,” ii., 165.
• “Noto, an Unexplored Corner of Japan,” ii., 344.
• “Nouveau Journal Asiatique,” i., 181; ii., 112.
• “Nouveau Mélanges Asiatique,” ii., 146, 165.
• Nugnes Barreto, Father, i., 88-90.
• Nuyts, Peter de, i., 252-254; ii., 355.
• Oaks, ii., 142.
• Oars, i., 389.
• Ōbaku, papal residence of Ingen, i., 276.
• Odawara, ii., 73.
• Official life at Nagasaki, i., 345-350.
• Ōgosho-Sama, i., 163.
• See also Iyeyasu.
• Oharai, or indulgence, ii., 21.
• Ōigawa, River, i., 384, 385; ii., 71.
• Ōita, i., 27.
• Okakara, ——, ii., 345.
• Okasaki, ii., 69.
• Ōmura, town and bay, ii., 45.
• Opium war, ii., 259.
• Order of Jesuits, i., 41-46, 54.
• See Missionaries, Jesuit.
• Orfanel, Father Fray Jacinto, i., 246.
• Oriental Translation Fund, ii., 165.
• “Oriental Travels,” Marco Polo, i., 1-6.
• “Origin of Spanish and Portuguese Rivalry in Japan, The,” i., 135.
• “Origin of the Riches of Japan,” ii., 112.
• Oryris japonica, ii., 142.
• Ōsaka, i., 118, 127, 155, 161, 164, 175, 195, 214, 215, 230, 382; ii., 49-54, 324, 334.
• Ōshima, Island of, ii., 305.
• Ōtsu, town and lake, ii., 63, 67.
• Outcast Japanese, i., 249; ii., 192, 258.
• Oxen, ii., 59, 137.
• Ozaki, Miss, ii., 344.
• Pacheco, Father, i., 245.
• Pack-horses and travellers’ equipment, i., 370-377.
• Palaces, i., 188, 189, 340; ii., 80.
• See also Castles and Emperor, Castle of.
• Palanquins, i., 216.
• Paper, ii., 132, 133.
• Paper-hangings, i.,340, 392; ii., 52.
• Parish priests, i., 180, 229.
• Parker, Dr., ii., 255.
• “Parli, the Last of the Missionaries,” ii., 345.
• “Past and Present of Japanese Commerce, The,” ii., 345.
• Paul of the Holy Faith.
• See Anjirō.
• Pazio, Father Francis, i., 163.
• Pearls, ii., 45, 46.
• Pears, ii., 140.
• Peel’s Island, ii., 282.
• Pellew, Captain, ii., 204, 205.
• “Peregrinations in the East,” i., 14, 15; ii., 348-350.
• Perry, Commodore, ii., 238, 276-324.
• Persecution of Catholic missionaries, i., 119, 120, 125, 126, 155-160, 164, 205, 222, 227-234, 240-251, 261.
• Phaeton, English frigate, ii., 204, 205, 208.
• Phascolus, ii., 124, 159.
• Philadelphia, U. S. steamer, ii., 336.
• Philippine Islands, i., 56, 134, 135, 152, 166.
• Physicians, i., 28, 29; ii., 68, 93, 94, 103, 144-147, 157, 172, 250.
• “Pictorial Arts of Japan, The,” ii., 345.
• Pilgrimages, i., 69; ii., 20-22, 69.
• Pillows, ii., 5, 133.
• Pilotage rates, ii., 311.
• Pilots, i., 387.
• Pinkerton’s collection, i., 261, 267.
• Pinto, Fernam Mendez, i., 14-31, 34-38, 49, 52, 84, 88, 89, 91, 92;
• Pinus abies, ii., 144.
• Pinus silvestris, ii., 142.
• Pisum sativum, ii., 124.
• Plane-trees, ii., 82.
• Ploughing, i., 216.
• Plymouth, American sloop, ii., 282.
• Police protection, i., 188, 214, 349-353, 356.
• Pologonum, ii., 124.
• Population, i., 186, 190, 192, 195, 257; ii., 53, 57, 65, 74.
• Portraits, i., 33.
• Portuguese in the East, i., 11-34, 36-41, 45, 48, 49, 57, 58, 64, 71, 84, 90, 91, 102, 103, 120, 127, 134-136, 138, 139, 142, 145, 147, 153, 154, 158, 159, 164, 166, 167, 174-176, 179, 181, 182, 196-199, 208, 209, 221, 228, 248-251, 255, 261-265, 269-271, 278.
• Post-houses, ii., 1, 2.
• Potatoes, ii., 124, 317.
• Poverty, i., 77, 87, 395; ii., 162.
• Powhatan, United States ship, ii., 297, 324, 336.
• Prayers for the dead, i., 344.
• Preble, American ship, ii., 265-269, 271, 272.
• Precious metals, Export of, ii., 112, 113.
• Presents, i., 217, 367, 368; ii., 59, 85, 96, 97, 104, 141, 175.
• Pring, Martin, i., 237-239.
• Printing, ii., 157.
• Prisons, ii., 217, 220-222.
• Protestants in Japanese missions.
• See Missionaries, Protestant.
• Provinces, as found by Portuguese, i., 57, 58;
• division by “Circuits, “vii., 343.
• Purcell, ——, ii., 345.
• Purchas, ——, i., 165, 177, 184, 220, 225, 232, 236, 240; ii., 349, 354.
• “Pure Shintō,” i., 66.
• “Quarterly Review,” ii., 247.
• Radishes, i., 286, 383; ii., 215.
• Raffles, Sir Stamford, i., 272; ii., 110-112, 195, 196, 202, 208-210.
• Rain-coats, i., 375; ii., 143.
• Rain-maker, Priestly, i., 276.
• Rank, The distinction of, i., 60.
• Rationalists.
• See Jūdo.
• Rebecca, American ship, ii., 206.
• “Recollections of Japan,” ii., 194, 195.
• Reed, ——, ii., 345.
• Regamey, ——, ii., 345.
• “Relation du Japon,” i., 224.
• “Religions of Japan, The,” i., 74; ii., 344.
• Religious sects and beliefs, i., 65-74, 138, 139, 194, 195, 207, 261, 291; ii., 65.
• Rémusat, Abel, i., 70; ii., 146, 165, 169.
• Resanoff, Count, ii., 196-199.
• Rhus succedanea, ii., 125.
• Rhus vernix, i., 76; ii., 125.
• Rice, i., 76, 257, 343; ii., 47, 59, 136, 159.
• Riess, Dr. L., i., 178, 240.
• Rikord, Captain, ii., 226-243.
• Riordan, R., and Takayanagi, T., ii., 344.
• Rivers, i., 384, 385; ii., 50, 63.
• Road-books, i., 376; ii., 13.
• Roanoke, U. S. steamer, ii., 336.
• Rodriguez, Father, i., 32, 60, 63, 133, 136, 156, 158, 162, 165.
• Roofs, i., 339, 392; ii., 52, 130, 303, 306, 321.
• Rowing, Method of, i., 389.
• Rubia cordata, ii., 124.
• Rundall, ——, i., 225, 230, 240.
• Russian American Company, ii., 203.
• Russian relations with Japan, ii., 190-192, 196-199, 203, 212-244, 323.
• Ryōzayemon, a Russian prisoner, ii., 226-229.
• Saddles, i., 371, 377.
• Sadono-Kami, president of Prince Hideyori’s council, i., 201.
• Saga, capital of Hizen, ii., 46, 47, 129.
• Sagami, Cape, ii., 283.
• Saguer, a rare tree, ii., 11.
• Saikaidō, i., 381.
• Sakai, i., 95, 118, 215; ii., 49.
• Sakana, ii., 38.
• Sake, i., 76, 216, 343; ii., 54, 324.
• Sakhalin, i., 123, 124, 265; ii., 212.
• Salt butter as a remedy, ii., 127.
• Salutation, Ceremony of, i., 210.
• Samisen, i., 212; ii., 315.
• Sancian Island, i., 13.
• “San Francisco Herald,” ii., 313.
• San Jacinto, American steamer, ii., 325.
• San Philip, Spanish galleon, i., 151, 152, 154, 159, 160, 180.
• Santvoort, Melichor von, i., 203, 244.
• Sao harbor, ii., 70.
• Saramang, English frigate, ii., 259.
• Saratoga, American sloop, ii., 282.
• Saris, Captain John, i., 196, 207-225, 229, 232, 343.
• Satow, ——, i., 66, 86, 135; ii., 354.
• Sawaas (or Sowas), i., 330, 344.
• Sayer, agent of English East India Company, i., 230.
• Scherer, J. A. B., ii., 344.
• Scheuchzer, Dr. I. G., i., 290.
• Schools, ii., 135.
• Science, Study of, i., 77.
• Scurvy, ii., 229.
• Sea-weeds, Edible, ii., 213.
• Segaki, ii., 26.
• Seimei, and the table of unfortunate days, ii., 41-44.
• Seminary at Goa, i., 41, 49, 55.
• Serfs, i., 59.
• Serqueyra, Father Louis (Bishop of Japan), i., 227, 242.
• Servants, i., 354; ii., 177.
• Sesamum orientale, ii., 125.
• Settsu-no-Kami, governor of Nagasaki, i., 347; ii., 100.
• “Seven Gods of Happiness,” i., 359.
• Shaëp, Captain, i., 263, 265.
• Shigemi, S., ii., 344.
• Shikimi (anise-tree), ii., 126.
• See also Hanashikimi.
• Shikoku Island, i., 123, 124.
• Same as Sikoku Island.
• Shimabara Fortress, i., 94, 248, 261.
• Shimada, ii., 71.
• Shimo, i., 27, 57, 93, 97, 98, 119, 124, 125, 145, 164, 213, 228.
• Shimoda, town and river, ii., 301, 302, 305, 316-324, 326.
• Shimonoseki, i., 368, 381; ii., 48, 49.
• Shinagawa, ii., 75, 247, 248.
• Shintō, i., 66-70, 138, 139, 342, 359, 360, 399; ii., 65.
• Shintō clergy, i., 74, 342, 359, 360, 398; ii., 65.
• Shintō temples (Miya), i., 67, 342, 399; ii., 65.
• Shiota, ii., 129.
• See also Shiwota.
• Ships and Harbor Guard, Nagasaki, i., 312, 348.
• Ships and boats, i., 77, 387-390; ii., 72.
• Shōgun-Sama, i., 230, 247.
• Shōguns, The, i., 58; ii., 158, 166-173.
• Shooting of birds, ii., 308.
• Shops, i., 394; ii., 11, 52, 77, 247, 319-323.
• Shotten, Timothy, i., 169.
• “Sidney Gazette,” ii., 258.
• Siebold, Dr. Philipp Franz von, i., 8, 9, 31, 33, 123, 338, 351; ii., 43, 46, 125, 149, 237, 248, 250-254, 274, 310.
• Signs, ii., 320, 323.
• Sikoku Island, i., 57, 119.
• Same as Shikoku.
• Silk, i., 76, 101, 321.
• Sitting posture, ii., 133, 303.
• Sloane, Sir Hans, i., 290.
• Small-pox, i., 400.
• Smilax China, ii., 124.
• Smoke-holes, i., 3.
• Smoking articles, ii., 37, 38.
• Smuggling, i., 300, 314, 328, 332, 333, 353, 397; ii., 115, 116, 275.
• Soap, ii., 126.
• Soil, i., 76.
• Soldiers, ii., 223, 224.
• See also Armies and Soldiery.
• Solis, Jean de, i., 135, 136, 142, 143.
• Sotelo, Father Louis, i., 203-205, 245, 246.
• “Soul of the Far East, The,” ii., 344.
• Sowaas.
• See Sowas.
• Sowas (or Sawaas), i., 330, 344, 377.
• Soy, ii., 13, 119, 159.
• Spanish in the East, i., 56, 134-136, 142, 143, 147, 148, 151-154, 159, 160, 166, 167, 179, 180, 191, 197, 199, 202-204, 208, 209, 221, 228, 237, 241, 261, 270, 271.
• Spex, Jacob, i., 197, 198, 202, 203, 206.
• Spinola, ——, i., 241.
• Spirea, ii., 142.
• Springs, ii., 46, 129.
• Spy Guard, Nagasaki, i., 312, 348.
• State’s Island, i., 124, 265.
• Sterling, Admiral, ii., 323.
• Stevens, Thomas, ii., 350, 351.
• Stewart, Captain, ii., 193-196.
• St. Michael, patron saint of Japan, i., 98.
• Stockings, ii., 143.
• Story, ——, ii., 351.
• “Story of Japan,” ii., 158, 344.
• Street-government of cities, i., 188, 349-353, 356, 361-363; ii., 51, 80, 330.
• “Suburb of Yedo, A,” ii., 345.
• Sugar, ii., 117, 275.
• Sun-Goddess (Tenshō-daijin), i., 66, 67, 69, 224, 357-359.
• “Sunrise Stories,” ii., 344.
• Superstitions, i., 48, 74, 207, 401; ii., 68, 223.
• Suruga, i., 163, 186, 190, 217; ii., 71.
• Susquehanna, American frigate, ii., 282, 291, 314, 315.
• Suwa, Festivals of, i., 296, 356-365.
• Suwa, Temple of, i., 356, 357.
• Suyematsu, ——, ii., 345.
• Sweetmeats, ii., 13, 29, 331.
• Swine, ii., 138.
• Swords, i., 59, 106, 185, 210, 290, 349, 369; ii., 149, 155, 168, 243.
• Taikō-Sama. See Hashiba.
• Taikō-Sama, Castle of, i., 118; ii., 54.
• Taikō-Sama, Temple and Tomb of, i., 193.
• Takayanagi, T., and Riordan, R., ii., 344.
• “Tales of Old Japan,” ii., 344.
• Tanners, i., 334, 349.
• Tartars, i., 5-10.
• Tashima, Legend of, ii., 42.
• Taxes, i., 258, 355, 356.
• Tea, i., 76, 216; ii., 13, 14, 128, 158, 220.
• Teisuke, Murakami, ii., 221, 223, 226, 239.
• Temples, i., 67, 68, 71, 161, 193, 194, 216, 218, 222, 275, 342, 356, 357, 397-399; ii., 59, 69, 75, 79, 104-108, 304, 307, 316.
• “Temples of Riches,” i., 275.
• Tennōji, ii., 54.
• Tenriū, River, i., 385.
• Tenshō-daijin.
• See Sun-Goddess.
• Tenza, The, i., 164.
• Tera (Buddhist temples), i., 71, 275, 342, 397, 398; ii., 65, 304.
• Terazawa, i., 145, 146, 156.
• Theatrical representations, i., 77, 212, 213, 360-365; ii., 53, 160.
• Thevenot, ——, i., 243, 261, 265; ii., 354.
• Threshing, ii., 158.
• Thunberg, Charles Peter, i., 60, 290, 376, 391, 392; ii., 16, 114-163, 169, 210, 213, 254.
• Thuya dolebrata, ii., 141.
• Tiger, English ship, ii., 353, 354.
• Tillage of the soil, i., 76, 381, 386, 387; ii., 134, 136-138, 317.
• Time, Division of, i., 351.
• Time-measurers, ii., 126, 251.
• Titsingh, Isaac, i., 59, 79, 98, 230, 240, 257, 276, 281, 351, 357, 376; ii., 43, 81, 85, 112, 146, 147, 163-189.
• Tobacco culture, ii., 123.
• Tōkaidō, i., 382; ii., 15, 23.
• Toko, or cupboard, ii., 4, 7, 178.
• Tokowaki, or side cupboard, ii., 5.
• Tolls, i., 385.
• “Tomb of Ears,” ii., 108.
• Tomb of Taikō-Sama, i., 193, 194.
• Torey (Stewart, Captain), ii., 196.
• Torment of the Fosse, i., 246, 247.
• Torres, Cosme de, i., 52, 54-56, 87, 91, 97.
• Toshitoku, i., 359.
• Towns and villages, i., 394, 395; ii., 57, 74.
• “Townsend Harris,” ii., 325.
• Toyohashi (Yoshida), ii., 70.
• Toyotomi Hideyoshi, ii., 54.
• See also Hashiba.
• Trade, i., 77; ii., 202, 274, 275.
• Transactions and Proceedings of the Japan Society, London, i., 376.
• Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan, i., 32, 66, 86, 117, 135, 145, 178, 204, 226, 257, 290, 352, 359; ii., 7, 77, 112, 144, 149, 154, 174, 183, 199, 206, 210, 315, 346, 354.
• Translations, i., 121, 122, 158, 222, 223, 280; ii., 122, 123, 164, 165, 210, 222.
• Transportation in the interior, i., 216, 347, 371-385.
• Travellers on the highways, ii., 15-36, 41, 42, 45, 58, 329.
• Trays, ii., 333.
• Trial by torture, i., 353, 354.
• Trials, i., 78, 355; ii., 218.
• Trigault, Nicholas, i., 232.
• Tsadanil trees, ii., 57.
• Tsubaki, ii., 125.
• Tsuchi Yama, ii., 69.
• Tsuitachi, or first day of the month, ii., 58.
• Tsuni Yoshi, Emperor, ii., 85.
• Turks, i., 16.
• Ukondono, i., 117-119, 129, 229.
• Umenoki, ii., 68.
• “Unbeaten Tracks in Japan,” ii., 344.
• Unicorns’ horns, ii., 117, 118.
• United States’ relations with Japan, ii., 193-196, 206, 255-258, 260-273, 276-339.
• Uraga, i., 218.
• Utensils and dishes, ii., 8.
• Vaccinia, ii., 142.
• Valignani, Father Alexander, i., 100-103, 121, 126-136, 138, 143, 162, 165; ii., 349.
• Van Braam, ——, ii., 164.
• Vandalia, ii., 293.
• Van Linschoten, John Huigen, ii., 351, 352.
• Van Sturlen, director of the Company, ii., 250.
• Varnish-tree, i., 76; ii., 125.
• Vasco da Gama, i., 11.
• Vault, for fire protection, ii., 52.
• Vaz, Alvares, i., 49, 50.
• Vega, Lopo de, Spanish poet, i., 231.
• Vegetables, i., 76; ii., 124, 159, 317.
• Verhagen’s fleet (Dutch), i., 169-177.
• Verhœven fleet (Dutch), i., 182, 196, 198.
• Viburna, ii., 142.
• Vicia faba, ii., 124.
• Vilela, Father Gaspard, i., 89, 94, 95, 97, 133, 165; ii., 189.
• Vincennes, American frigate, ii., 261-265, 283.
• Vivero, Don Rodrigo de, governor of Manila, i., 180, 185-261, 265, 266; ii., 118, 355.
• Volcanoes, ii., 46, 170, 173, 305.
• “Voyage around the World, A,” ii., 203.
• “Voyages au Nord,” i., 250, 254, 261, 265, 266; ii., 118, 355.
• “Voyages Curieuse,” i., 261.
• “Voyages des Indes,” i., 243, 252, 254, 261; ii., 355.
• Waardenaar, Heer, ii., 207, 208.
• Wada Iga-no-kami, i., 96, 97.
• Wadenaar, Heer, ii., 195.
• Waganaar, of the Dutch East India Company, i., 265, 266.
• Walnuts, ii., 144.
• Warm drinks, i., 216.
• Water-clocks, ii., 251.
• Water supply, i., 293, 343; ii., 54.
• Weapons, ii., 149.
• Webster, Daniel, ii., 276-281.
• Weddell, Admiral, i., 255.
• “Wee Ones of Japan, The,” 344.
• Weights and measures, i., 23, 59, 249, 272.
• Whale fishery, i., 255.
• Wheat, i., 76, 216.
• Wheeled vehicles, ii., 137, 138.
• Whiskey, ii., 206.
• Whiting, Lieut., ii., 302.
• Whitney, Dr., ii., 144.
• Williams, S. W., ii., 255, 258, 284, 310, 318-323.
• Windows, i., 391; ii., 4, 130, 131, 322.
• Wine, ii., 206.
• Wittert, Admiral, i., 197.
• Women, i., 98, 120, 127, 149, 161, 211, 212, 214, 243, 259, 260, 279, 292, 340, 341, 345, 361; ii., 23, 24, 29, 30, 47, 58, 70, 91, 96, 97, 120-122, 127, 153-156, 161, 167, 169, 174-183, 211, 225, 231-233, 242, 249, 304, 315, 329, 330.
• Wormwood, ii., 125, 146.
• Written language, i., 77, 78.
• Xavier, Francis, i., 38, 39, 41-43, 46-55, 64, 71, 72, 81-88, 98; ii., 353.
• Yakushi, patron of physicians, ii., 68.
• Yamabu.
• See Yamabushi.
• Yamabushi, or mountain priests, i., 74; ii., 23-25, 72.
• Yamaguchi, capital of Nagato, i., 82, 89, 90, 96.
• Yams, ii., 124.
• Yebisu, patron of fishermen, i., 359.
• Yebumi (figure-treading, which see), i., 352.
• Yedo, i., 163, 186, 187, 218, 230, 265, 380; ii., 76-83, 324, 326, 330.
• “Yedo Kagami” (“Mirror of Yedo”), i., 257.
• Yezo Island.
• See Matsumaye Island.
• Yodo, ii., 50, 57.
• Yokkaichi, ii., 69.
• Yokohama.
• See Kanagawa.
• Yoritomo, Prince, ii., 28-30.
• Yoshida, ii., 70.
• Yoshimune, i., 119, 120, 125, 127, 144, 145.
• “Young Japan” (Black), ii., 345.
• “Young Japan” (Scherer), ii., 344.
• Zelandia, Fort, in Formosa, i., 262, 302.
• Zeni, i., 372, 373; ii., 309.
• Zipangu, i., 1, 3-6, 14.