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Preface i

Abbreviations, and Explanations of the Japanese j

words used ii

Important Changes in Official Posts and other Per-
sonal Standings, occurred during the Printing,.. v

Obituary ... ... xiv

Reigning .Sovereign and family i.

Biographies i

Supplement 129

Biographies of some Foreigners associated with Japan.. i

PKCrAGC

The first edition of "Who's Who in Japan" lefi
much to be desired from many points of view and I am
not claiming that this ivolume is complete or that it, i^
free feom defects. In the nature of things a work of
kind can only progress slowly towards perfection, 'and ma-
naging and editing it quite alone under difficult circum!!-
tances it is beyond my power to bring forth ti-' perfect
volume so early.. . . ; ■ . , •• .. ,

Regarding foreign residents it was niy first intention
to; put as many as possible of their names in a directory
for public interests, apart from the standard of qualifications
under which the Japanese names were : chosen. Y"et the
necessary informations for the biographies of the majority
were not procurable. Consequently it is unavoidal:}le that
some of the prominent persons eligible for inclusion in a
work of this kind have been unfortunately omitted. In
reference to the names of Koreans, though - we have the
necessary materials for them I came to the ronclnsion it
was not very important to insert their names in this valu-
me. If, however, it is found necessary they will be inclu-
ded in future editi<ms.

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Tokyo, March 191 3.

S. Kurita.

ABBREVIATIONS, AND EXPLANATIONS
OP THE JAPANESE WORDS USED

A. C Appeal Court.

Aead Academy.

Adm Admiral ; Admiralty.

Adop. or

Adopt Adopted.

Agr. • Agriculture; Agricultur-

A. m. Master of Arts.

Art Artillery.

Assist. •■• Assistant.

ASSO. or

Assoc Association.

Aud Auditor.

I) born ; brother.

B. A Brichelor of Arts.

B. C. L. ••• Bachelor of Civil Law.

B. Sc Bachelor of Science.

Bimgaku-

hakuslll. Doctor of Literature.

Capt Captain.

Cav Cavalry.

C. E Civil Engmeer.

cho an urbarn subdivision ;

an equivalent 'to English

" street. "

Col Colonel.

Coll. College.

Com Commerce; Commercial;

Commander.
Cr. created.

(/_ daughter; died.

D. C District Court.

D. C. L. •■• Doctor of Civil Law.

D. D."-" Docter of Divinity

Dep't Department.

Dir Director. " "

Div Division.

Dx' Doctor.

D, Sc Doctor of Science.

€. b elder brother.

C. d eldest daughter.

itduc Education.

Eng' Engineer ; Engineering,

£■ S eldest son ; elder sister.

Fin Finance.

fu A local administrative

district ; the same as ken
(prefecture) ; it is espe-
cially so designated when
applied to eitlier of the
three administrative dis-
tricts having tlieir head
government offices at To-
kyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
{see ken.)

G. C. M. G. l-Cnight Grand Cross of
St. Michael and St. Geor-
ge. ^

■Abbreviations and Explanations

111

G. C. V. 0. Knight Grand Cross of
l^oyal Victorian Order.

o- // strand dait-'shter.

Gen General.

o-_ f grandfather.

Gr. K Golden Kite (decora-
tion).

o- ;;^ grazid mother.

o '

(jO V. ' Governor.

Q-Ovt Government.

grad. or

gradu. ■■■ graduated.

<r c srrandson.

gun or (go-

ri) A subdivision of a pro-
vince (a local administra-
tive district); an equiv-
alent to English " coun-
ty."

HataviotO. former Chie ■" retainer of
the Shogimate.

Heimin Common people as dis-
tinguished from Shizoku
or samurai.

H. H His Highness.

H. I. H. ••• Wis Imperial Highness.

H. I. M. ••• His Imperial Majesty.

H. M His Majesty.

Hdgaku-

hakushi. Doctor of Law.

Hon Honorary; HonouraUe.

H. P House of Peers.

H. E. House of Representa-
tives.

Igakuha-
kusJii .

Doctor of Medicine.

I Ind ludustrial.

Imp. ■•■ .-.•• Imperial.

Inf. Infantry.

Inst Instructor.

Jmgaku-

liakushi. Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine.

ken A local administrative

district ; equivalent to
English " prefecture."
{see fu).

Kogakti-

hakushi. Doctor of Engineering.
Kyododan Military Kon - Commis-
sioned Officers' School.

L. C Local Court.

'• d. long distance (in tele-
phone).

Lieut Lieutenant.

LL. B Bachelor of Laws.

LL. D. ... Doctor of Laws.

''^. month; married; mother.

machi a local administrative

district ; equivalent to
English " town " or.
sometimes "street" when
used in the same sense
as cho. {see cho).

Maj Major. ~ "

M. D Doctor of Medicine.

Mem Member.

M. H. P.-- Member of the House of
Peers.

M. H. K... Member of the House of
Representatives.

IV

Abbreviations and Explanations

Mil Military.

Min Minister.

mura A subdivis'on of a gun

(a. local administrative
district); an equivalent to
Hnglish " village." (see
gun).

M4 Sc Master of' Science.

Nogaku-

kakushi. Doctor of Agriculture.

Ph. D Doctor of Philosophy;

pre. or

pref. prefecture.

Pres President.

Proc Procurator.

Prof. Profes-sor.

P. S. Peers' School.

ret retired.

Rigaku-

Iiakushi., Doctor of Science.

Ringaku-

liaklishi. Doctor of Dendrology.

R'iy Railway.

R'lys Railways.

B,. S Rising Sun (decoration.^

S son ; sister.

samurai... Military caste of the feud-
al times ; now distingui-
shed' from Heiniin or
common people.

Se. D Doctor of Science.

Sec Secretary; .second.

shi city.

S. T Sacred Treasure (decora -

tion).

Tel. Telephone.

T. H. '■ Their Highness.

T. M Their Majesties.

Toku cho. Special long distance (in
telephone).

Univ University.

XJtai Old Japanese classical

songs.

Vet Veterinary.

Yakitga-

kuhakuSl. doctor of pharmacology,

y. vounger brother.

y. S younger sister.

^mportont Changes in Official Posts

and other Personal Standings,

Occurred During the Press

Abe, Toru, dismissed from offiice, Dec. 30tli, '13.

Abo, Kiyotane, appointed attache to the Embassy at London,
and superintendent of Naval Conatruction, March 6th,
'13.

Anderson, Larz, left Japan, March 6th, '13.

Ando, Kensuke, appointed Governor of Niigata-keu, March
'13.

Anraku, Kanemichi, appointed Inspector-General of the Me-
tropolitan Police, Feb. 20th, '13.

Arisaka, Nariaki, placed on the Reserve list, Jan. '13.

Ariyoshi, Masaichi, relieved of his post, Feb. I5tli, '13

Arikawa, Gorosaku, trausferred to Chief Staff on the Guards
Division, Feb. 25th, '13.

Baba, Genji, transferred to f-ec. chief of the Court of Cassa-
tion, 22 April '13. ■

Chiya, Taijiro, transferred as pre. of Mito District Court, 24
April '13.

Egi, Yoku, relieved of his post, Feb. 20th, '13.

FTijii, Kenjiro, . given the degree of liigahuhakushi, Feb.

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13th '13.

Fujimoto, Hidehiro, transferred to commander of the torpedo-
boat squadron of Saseho Admiralty Port, April 2nd, '13.

Fujita, Koriki, transfen-ed as director of control bureau- of
the Railway Board 6th May '13.

Fujita, Takasaburo^ relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

Fukuda, Takenori, transferred as chief pub. procurator Nii-
gata District Court, 24 April '13.

Fukuoka, Toypkazu, relieved^of his post, 22 April '13.

Fukuzawa^ Momosuke, left Seiyiikai and joined Seiyit-club
Feb. '13.

Hamada, Tokutaro, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

Hamana, Kansuke, promoted to paymaster inspector and tran-
sferred to director of Senju Woolen Factory, 8 May
'13.

Hanabusa, YosMmotoj appointed President of the Japan Eed
Cross Society, Jan. 30th, '13;

Hanabusa, Yushiro- placed on the reserve list, March 3i8t
'13.

Hani, Shoiehi, relieved of his post, 24 April '13.

Hara, Seigo, transferred to the Commander of the battle-
ship Fuji, March 7th, '13.

Hasegawa, Kinsuke^ transferred as director of Kobe Control
Bureau of the Eailway Board, 6 May '13.

Hashimoto, Keizaburo, appointed Vice-Minister of Agr. and
Com., Feb. 23rd '13.

Hashizume, Sutezo, relieved of his i est, 24 April '13.

Hayakawa, Shintaro, transferred to the Commander of the
35th Inf. Eegiment, Feb. 15th, '13.

Hayashi, Kiriku, elected M. H. E. for Kagawa-ken and be-
longed to Seiyti-kai, May '12, but left it and joined

vn

Seiyu-cluL, Eeb. '13.
Hazama, Kota, transferred to Commander of the Maidzuru

defence body, April 2nd, '13.
Hiranuma, Kiichiro tran'ferred as procu. general,';21 Dec. '12.
Hojo, Tokiyuki, transferred as pre. of Tohokn Imp. Univ.,

9 May '13.
Hongo, Fusataro, transferred to Vice-Minister of War, 7 May

'13.
Hori, Eiichi, appointed pre. of Kyoto District Court, 24 April

'13.
Hotari? Jungo, appointed Grovernor of the Kafikyohokudo,

Chosen, Feb. 14th, '13.

lehiki: Kitokuro, dismissed . from office, Feb. 20th, '13.

Ichinose, Yujiro, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

lida, Hisatsune, relieved of his additional post, April '13.

Ide, Osamu, transferred as chief of accountants' dep't . of the
Guards Division, 8 May '13.

Ijichi, Kosuke, placed on the retired list, Feb. 15th, '13.

Ikebukuro, Hidetaro, transferred as pre. of the Mint, 2,5 Apr. '13.

Ikegami, Saburo, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

Inouei Katsunosuke, dismissed from his post as m. of the
H. P. and appointed Ambassador to St. James Court,

■ ■ London, Feb. 13th, '13.

I none, Mitsu, appointed Mayor of Kyoto, March 31st, '13.

!lsawa,;takio, placed on the reserve list, -March 3rd, '13.

IsMhara, Junko, placed on the retired hst, April' 2nd, '13.

Ishiliara, Kenzo, • dismissed from office, March 3rd, '13.

Tshikalva, I-sMyo, relieved of his post, 6 May '13.

Ishimaru, ShigeyosM^ transferred as chief of technical const-
ruction section of the Eailway Board, 6 May '13.

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Kagami, Shotaro, transferred to Vice-Dir. of the Maizuni
Naval Hospital and in addition to chief of the 1st Dep't
in Maizuru Naval Station, April^2nd, '13.

Kagawa, Ki, placed on the retired list, Feb'. 14th, '13.

Kakehi, Takebumi, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

Kakihara, Takekuma, transferred as pre. of Hakodate Appeal
Court, 22 April '13.

Kakeshita, Jujiro, transferred as pub. procu. of Nagasaki Ap-
peal Court, 9 May '13.

Kamaya, Chudo, transferred to Com. of the .squadron of Sa-
seho Admii-alty Port, April 2nd, '13.

Kamiizumi, Tokuya, transferred to Commander of the torpe-
do-boat squadron in Yokosuka Admiralty Port, April
2nd, '13.

Kaneko, Manki, transferred to M. of the Naval Administra-
tive Board and in addition to teacher at the Naval
College, April 2nd, '13.

Kasai, Shin-ichi, transferred to Groverner of the Shizuoka-keh,
March 3rd, '13.

Kase, Shizutaka, promoted to Maj.-Gren., Commander of the
4th Brigade of Cavalry, Feb. 15, '13.

Kataoka, Tai-ichi, relieved of his post, 24 April '13.

Kawai, Ttaro, transfen-ed as pre. of Morioka District Court
24 April '13.

Kawakami, CMkaharu, resigned his post, Feb. 20th, '13.

Kawamura, Kingoro, resigned his post, Feb. 23rd, '13.

Kawanishi, Hirobumi, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

Kawanami, Yasukatsu, . appointed Commander of the battle-
ship Hizen, March 4th '13.

Kawase, Hayaharu, placed on the retired list, March 31st
'13.

Kikuehi, Kanji, left Seiyu-kai and joined Seiyu-club, Feb. '13.

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Kimura, Heitaro, appointed Commander of the loth Battalion
of Engineers, March, 4th '13.

Kitashiro, Katsu, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

KobayasM, Yoshirb, transferred as chief pub. procu. of Osaka
Appeal Court, 22 April '13.

Koda, Keitaro, transferred to Commander of the Snmq,
April 2nd '13.

Koizumi, Eitaro, placed on awaiting list, i4 April '13.

Komori, Motoe, transferred as pub. procu. of Osaka Appeal
Court, 24 April '13.

Koyama, Junji, resignad his post, March l/th, '13.

Koyama, Matsukichi^ transferred as chief pub. procii. of Na-
gasaki Appeal Court, 22 April '13.

Kubota, HikosMehi, promoted t > Bear- Admiral and placed
on the reserve list, March 31st, '13.

Klihara, Mitsuru, relieved of his additional post of pre. of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ., 9 May '18.

Kumada, Kantaro, transferred as chief pub. procu. of Shizu-
oka District Court, 24 April '13.

Kunb, Tsukasa, appointed Commander of the Special Despa-
tched Army in Chosen, March 4th, ,13.

Kuroda, Hideo, transferred as pi-e. of Niigata District Courtj

24 April '13.

Kuroi, Teijiro, transferred to Commander of the squadron
of Maizuru N. T., April 2nd '13.

Mano, Bunji, transferred to pro. of the Kyushu Imp. Univ.^

9 May '13.
Mano, Genjiro, transferred in Commander of the torpedo-boat

squadron of Kure Naval Station, April 2nd '13.
Maruya, Seizo, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.
Mataga, Tomomasaj relieved of his post, 8 May' 13.

Matsuhara, KoicM, given the degree of EigakuJiaJcushi, Teb.

13th '13.
Matsumura, Sadao, transferred as ist seor. of Legation at

Brazil, 2 May '13.
IBatsumura, Yoshio, placed on the reserve list, 14 April '13
Mats-uno, A-tsuyoshi, relieved of his post, 22 April '13
Midzumachi, Gen, transferred to chief of the Kure Marines

Division and in addision Commander ot the Tango ^

April 2nd '13.
Mlzumachi^ Kesarokui appointed President of the Yokohama

. pecie Bank as an, additional post, Feb. 28th '13.
Mikij Itaroi transfeiTed as chief pub. procu. of Miyagi Ap-
peal -Court, 22 April 13.
Mikij Tomeii relieved of his post, 24 April '1,^.
Miuraj Juntaro, transferred as pre. of Gifii District Court,

24 April '13.
Mishima? Yataroi appointed Governor of the bank of the

Japan, Feb. 28th '13.
Miwa? Shuzoi trantsferred to Commander of the Manchuria,

April 2nd '13.
Miyake? Jir05 relieved of his post, 6 May '13.
Mi?ukamii Chotaroi transferred as pre. of Nagoya Appeal

Court, 22 April '13.
Mizunoj Eentaro? appointed Vice-Minister of Home Affairs,

Feb. 2 1 St, '13.
Momojimai Ichihaehi^ transfer-red as pre. of Apmori District

Court, 24 April '13.
Mori? Masatakaj appoiiitjed Governor fo Miyagi-ken, Feb; 27th

'13.'
Morimoto? iCunijiroi transfeiTed to director of acccmutants' bu-
reau of the Eailway Board, 6 May '13.
Murakamij Taiichii transferred as pre. of Yamaguchi Distri-

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ct Court, 24 April '13.
Murase, Kobun, relieved of his post, 24 Ai)ril '13.

Jjlagao? Hanpeij transferred to director of Kyirshii control

bureau of the Eailway Board, 6 May '13.
Nakagawa, Toranosnke, left Seiyukai and joined Seiyu-cluU,

Feb. '13.
Uagashima? Eyuji, resigned his post, Feb. 28th '13.
Nakamurai Junkuro? appointed Governor of Hokkaido, Feb.

27th 'J.3.
Niheij Shozo? relieved of his post, 22 April '13.
Niho, Kyuko. relieved of his post, 22 April '13.
Niitobe, Inazo, relieved of his additional post of pre. of the

I St High School, 22 April '13.
Nishi, Shinrokuro, transferred as Commander of Port Bako,

14 April '13.
Nishikaki, Tomita, placed on the reserve list, March 31st '13.
Nishikawa, Torajiro, promoted to Major-General and Com-
mander of the 19th Brigade of Infantry, March '13.
Nishio, Yujiro, traiisfeiTed to Commander of the Yokosiika

Defence Body, April and '13.
Nishiyama, Yasukichi, promoted to Maj.-Gen., placed on .the

retired list, Feb. 15th '13.
Nomoto, Tsunayuki, placed on the reserve list, March 3 1st

'13.
Nomura, Eyutaro, transferred to vice pi-esident of the Eail-

^yay Board, 12 May '13.
Nomura, Yasaburo, transferred to director of Tokyo control

bureau of the Railway Board, 6 May '13.
Nonoyama, Shigern, relieved ot his post, 24 April '18.
Nose, Man, transferred as pre. of Fukuoka District Coiu-t,

24 April '13.

Xll

Oba, Shigema, appointed judge of the Court of Cassation,
24 April ,13.

Ofuji, Tomokatsu, appointed chief staff on the 3rd Army Di
vision, March 4th '13.

Ohashi, Jntaro, transferred as pre. of Wakayania District
Court, 24 April '13.

Oka, lehinosuke, relieved of his i)ost, 7 May '13.

Okano, Keijiro, appointed President of th^ Bureau of Legis-
lation and Chief of tlie Pension Bureau of Ministry,
Feb. '13.

Okano, Tomojiro, ajjpointed Commander of the Telegraph
Corps, March 4th '13.

Okumiya, Masaharu, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

Okumnra, Yasushi, transferred as chief pub. procu. of Oka-
yama District Court, 24 April '13.

Oiwa, Xinjiro, transferred as pub. procu. of Osaka Appeal
Court, 24 April '13.

Omura, Nobuyuki, appointed Commander of the 69th Infan-
try Regiment, March 4th '13.

Ono, Toyogoro, transferred to chief of accounts' dep't of the
14th Army Division, 8 May '13.

Oshima, Seiki, transferred to the Saseho Defence Body, April
2nd '13.

Otaguro, Eiki, transferred as chief pub. procu. of Osaka
District Court, 24 April '13.

OsMkawa, Noriyori, resigned his post, Feb. 21st '13.

Ozaki, Yukio, left Seiyukai aud joined Seiyu-clab, Feb. . '13.

Ozawa, Jinichi, relieved of his post, 22 April 13.

Saigo, Kiehiki, given the degree of IgakuhakusM, Feb. 4th

'13.
Saigo, Tsunaki, transferred as pre. of Kanazawa District

XUl

Court, 24 April '13.
Saito, Jnichiro, transferred as i)re. of Osaka A])])eal Court,

22 April '13.
Sakai, Eitaro, given the degree of Rigalcuhahmhi, Feb. 14tli

'13.
Sakazaki, Shun, transferred as pre. of Hiroshima District

Court, 24 April '13.
Sakurai, Joji, relieved of his duty of acting president of the

Tokyo Imp. "Univ., 9 May '13,
Sawayanagi, Masataro, transferred to pre. of the Kyoto Ini]).

Univ., 9 May '13.
Seki, Shigetada, placed on the Eeserve list, March 31st '13.
Sendzu, Shigeomi, transferred to Commander of tlie squadron

of Kure Admiralty Port, April 2nd '13.
Seto. Toraki, transferred to pre. of the 1st High School, 22

April '13.
Shimooka, Chuji, transferred to chief secretary of the Privy

Council, Feb, 23rd '13.
Shimoyama, Hidegoro^ transferred as pre. of Shizuolia Dist-
rict Court, 24 April '13.
Suenaga, Koko^ transferred as chief pub. procu. of Kobe Di-
strict Court, 24 April '13.
Sugano, YusMehi, transferred to commander of the IGtli

flotilla, April 2nd '13.
Suzuki, SMgeomi, placed on the reserve list, March 31st

'13.
Suzuki, Ynzo, transferred to Director of the Maiztuu Naval

Hospital and chief of the Surgeon Dep't in Maizuru

Naval Station, April '13.
Takahashi, Bunosuke, transferred as chief pub. procu. of Na-

goya Appeal Court, 22 Appeal '13.
Takahashi, Koi, appointed priv.ite secretary of Minister of

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Home Affairs, FeL. 21st '13.
Takigawa, Chokei, traiipferred as pre. of Sendai District Court,

24 April '13.
Takashima, Mantaro, appointed c^iDiuauder of the hoami,

March 7th '13.
Takei, Tomosada, placed on the retired hst, Feh. 14th '13.
Takenouchi, Kyufu, appointed cliief staff on the 8t]i Army

Division, March 4th '13.
Tamaki, Uaonori, transferred as pre. of Anotsu District Court,

24 April '13,
Terada, Sykeyuki, transferred to Gov. of Hiroshrnm-keu, FeK

27th '13.
Terajima, Hisamatsu, transferred as chief pub. procu. of Ka-

nazavva District Court, 24 April '13.
Tezuka, Taro, transferred as pre. of Nagasaki Appeal Court,

22 April '18.
Tobimatsu, Kanji, placed on the reserve list, Feh. 15th '13
Toda, Keiiehiro, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.
Togo, Heihaehiro, promoted to fleet admiral, 21 April '13.
Togo, Seinosuke, placed on the waiting list, April 2nd '13.
Tokonami, Takejiro, appointed president. of the Imperial Kail-
way Board, Feb. 20th '13.
Toyama, Masatsune, relieved of his post, 24 April '13.
Tsuchiya, Mitsukane, transferred to commander of the tor^-

pedo-boat squadron of Maizuru Admiralty Port, April

2nd '13.
Isujima Kusuzo, promoted to Paymaster-General, Feb. 4th

'13.
Tsukiyama, SeiicM, promoted to Rear-Admiral and placed

pn the reserve list, March 31st '13.
Tsunei, Seiichiro, transferred as chief pub. procu. of Waka-

yama District Coiut, 24 April '13.

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Tsunematsu, EikicM, transfen-e, as chief pub. procn. of Ha-
kodate Appeal Court, 22 April '13.

Tsutsumi, Teijiro, appointed Gov. of Iwate-keii, March 3id
'13.

Tsatsumi, Yoshihiro, appointed sectional chief of the Milita-
ry Survey Dep't, March 4th 13.

trchino, Tatsujiro, appointed chief of the 1st U p't of the
Inspector-General of Education and in addition teacher
of the Military Academy, Feb. 25th '13.

Ueda, Mitsugu, placed on the reserve, 14 April '13.

Uki, Sekitaro, transferrred to Chief of the Stirgeon section
of the Military Dep't of Kwangtung Government Ge-
neral, March 4th '13.

Xlshiyama, Matsuzo, transferred as pre. jof Okayama District
Court, 24 April '13.

TJyehara, Yusaku, appointed Commander of the 3rd Army
Division, March 1st '13.

Wani, Teikiehi, transferred as pre. of Osaka District Coiirt,

24 April '13. .
Watanabe, Akira, placed on the second reserve list, March

1st '13.

Yamada, Einosuke, transferred to attache to Naval Admini-
strative Board, April 2nd '13.

Yamada, Toyosaku, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

Yamada, Rikutsuchi, transferred to Commander of Kailway
Eegiment, March '13.

Yamada, Ryuiehi, transferred to director of the Military In-
fantry School, March 29th '13.

Yamaguch,i Buko, relieved of his post, 22 April '13.

xu

Yamaguchi, Chojun, transferred to pub. procu. of tlie Court,
of Cassation, 24 April '13.

Yamaguchi, Kujuro, transferred to Commander of Itvate,
Marcli 7 th '13.

Yamakawa, Kenjiro, transferred as pre. of the Tokyo Imp-
Univ., 9 May '13.

Yamazaki, Naokata, given the degree of Rigakulialcushi, Feb
13th '13.

Yamazak, Shioroku, appointed chief of the Financial Bu-
reau of the Dep't of Finance, Feb. 28th '13.

Yano, Masami, transferred as. chief of tlie accountants' dep't
of the 3rd Army Division, 8 May '13.

Yano, Shigeru, relieved of his post,. 22 April '13.

Yokoi Taro, promoted to the Surgeon Inspector, Feb. 15th

'13.
Yokota, Goro, appointed pre. of Yokohama District Court,

24 April '13.
Yonemura; Sosen, relieved of his post, 21 April ^13.
Yoshie, Takayuki, relieved of his post, 21 April '13.
Yoshijima; Jutaro, -transferred to commander of the Suo

April 2nd '13,
Yuasa, G-itaro; transferred as director of the Army Clothes

Of&ce, 8 May '13.

OBITUAEY

Akizuki, Shintaro, May loth '13.

Bridel, Louis, March 23rd '13.

Ishiguro, Gozo, May i4tli '13.

Ito, Heizaemon, May nth '13.

Hiraiiuina, Seiizo, April /tli J3.

Kawabata, G-yokusho,. Feb. 15th '13.

Kumagae, Naohiko, '13.
Kiirata, Shinshichi, April '13.

Motoori, Hoei, Feb. i6th '13.

Shibayama, Grorosaku, March 6th 'x-3.

ShimidzUj Hikogoro, April luth '13.

Shioi, Masao, '12. •

Tokishige, Hatsukuma, April 19th '13.

Tokuno, Michimasa, May 14th '13.

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Reigning Sovereign and Family.

His Ihiperikl Majesty Yoshihito, the; I22iid Emperor
of Japan, born the 31st August, 1879, 3rd son of the late
Emperor Meiji, nominated Heir Apparent on August 3i3t,
1887 and proclaimed the Crown Prince oh the 3rd Nov.,
1889; succeeded. to the throne on the death of his father,
on th^e 3ptK July, 1912. Oh the 31st July of 45th year
of Me*ji, the Emperor chose the name of Taisho to design
nate ''^he era of his reign."

H^er Imperial Majesty Sadako, the Empress of Japan,
fourth daughter of Prince Kujo Michitaka, born on the
25th June, 1884, married.on May lOth, 1900.

Her Imperial Majesty Haruko, the Empress Dowagef,
third daughter of Ichijo Tadado, noble of the 1st rank,
born on the 17th day of the 4th month, 3rd year of
Kayei (May 28th 1850), married on the 28th day of the
1 2th month, ist year of Meiji (Feb. 9th 1869). ~:

Children.

Hirohito, Michi-no-Miya, ; eldest son of the Emperor,
born the 29th April, 1901 ; nominated Heir Apparent
and proclaimed the Crown Prince as soon as his father
succeeded to the throne ; appointed Sub- Lieutenant of
the Army and Navy, and decorated with the Grand
Order of Merit and grand Insignia of the Imperial
Chrysanthemum on the 9th, Sept. 1912. ■'-<

Yasuhito, Atsu-no-Miya, second son of the Emperor,
born the 25th June, 1902..

Nobuhito, Teru-no-Miya, third son of the Emperor,
born the 3rd January, 1905.

C 2 3

OTHER MEMBERS OF HE IMPERIAL FAMILY.
House of Fushimino=Miya.

Prince Sadanaru, son of Prince Kuniiye, Grand Order
of Merit, General and Member of the Supreme Military
Council, is the present representative of the family. He
was born on the 28th of the 4th month, 5th year of
Ansei (1858) ; took part in the war of the Satsuma
Rebellion as a Lieutenant of the Imperial Forces ; com-
manded the Fourth Brigade in the Japan-China War ;
represented Japan on the occasion of the coronation
ceremony of Tsar Nicholas 11, 1 896 ; commanded the
First Army Division in the battle of Nanshan, May 26th,
1904 and was promoted to the rank of full General in
June ; decorated with 2nd class Golden Kite ; attended
the St. Louis Exhibition 1904 ; Imperial mission to
the St. James Court, 1907 ; attended the grand funeral
ceremony of Cluina 1909 ; presided over the Imperial
grand funeral, 1912; appointed Naidaijin Dec. 191 2.

Princess Toshiko, consort of the Prince, daughter of
the late Prince Taruhito Arisugawa, born May 21st,
1858 ; married to the Prince Oct. 9th, 1876.

Prince Hiroyasu, is the heir of that house and a
captain in the Navy. He was born on Oct. i6th,
1875, succeeded the house of Kwacho-no-Miya on April
23rd; 1883, but returned to the present house on Jan.
1 6th, 1904, leaving Prince Hirotada, a son, as successor
to the house of Kwacho-no-Miya. Prince Hiroyasu was
wounded on board the Mikasa in the Yellow Sea Battle
in the Russo-Japanese war. Granted 4th class Golden
Kite.

Princess Tsuneko, consort of Prince Hiroyasu daughter
of Prince Yoshihisa Tokugawa, born Sept. 23rd, 1882 ;
married Jan. 9th 1896. Issu:— 2 son and 3 daughters.

Princess Tei-ko, married to Marquis Yamanouchi, m
1900.

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House &f Afisugawa-nO'Miya. ,

Prince Takehito, second son of Prince Takahito, and
Admiral in the Imperial Navy, is the present representative
of this family. He was born on the r3th of the ist
month 2nd year of Bunkyu (1862) and was decorated in
December, 1886, with the Grand Order of Merit and
Grand Insignia of Imperial Chrysanthemum ; entered the
Navy while young; served 2 years from 1879 as mid-
shipman on the British flagship Iron Duke on China
Station, then in the Channel Squadron, and further studied
at the Royal Naval Col. Greenwich ; commander of the
cruiser Matsushima in the Japan China War ; attended
with his Princess the wedding ceremony of the German
Crown Prince April 1905 ; visited England on
his way home and was decorated by King Edward with
G. O. B., returning home Aug. 26th, Granted 3rd class
Golden Kite for his service during the Russo-Japanese
war.

Princess Yasuko, 4th daughter of the late Marquis
Maeda, born Feb. 13th, 1864; married to the Prince,
Dec. nth, 1880. Prince Tanehito, son of Prince Takehito;
died Apr. 1908. Princess Mieko, daughter of Prince Takehito,
married in 1908 to a son and heir of Prince Tokugawa,
ex-Shogun.

Dowager Princess Tadako, mother in law, 7th daughter
of the late Count Mizoguchi, born May 12th, 1855 ; widow
in 1895.

House ot Kan=in'no=Miya.

Prince Kotohito, Grand Order of Merit, son of Prince
Fushimi Kuniiye and younger brother of Prince Fushimi
Sadanaru, is the present representative of this family.
He was born on the 22nd day of the 9th month, the
1st year of Keio (1865). He returned from France after
the completion of his studies in the Military College," in
1 899 ; Major of Cavalry at the time of the Japan-China
War ; in the recent War played a distinguished pa,rt in
Manchuria and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant

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General ; was appoined Commander of the ist Army-
Division Feb. 1906 and granted 2nd class Golden Kite;
was appointed Commander of the Guard Divisions 1912;
promoted to General and was appointed Supreme Militery
CpunciUor. Nov. 1912. He is Hon. President of the Red
Cross society.

>,.. Princess Chieko, consort, 2nd daughter of the late
Prince Sanetomi Sanjo, born May 25th, 1872; married
tQ,:the Prince Dec. 29th, 1891. Issue: — a son and five
daughters.

House of Higashi Fushimi=no=Miya.

(Formerly Komatsu.)

Prince Yorihito, Grand Order of Merit is the present
representative of this house and is Rear- Admiral ;
born the 19th day, 9th month of the 3rd year of
Keid (1876), being younger brother of Prince. Kotohito.
He returned home in 1892 from France after the com-
pletion of his studies in the Naval College ; was , second
in command on board the cruiser Chitose, Aug. 20th,
1894 ; Captain of the armored cxvasgx Kasuga^ Jan. .1905 ;
attached to the Naval Staff Board 1906 and granted 3r.d
class of Golden Kite. : ; ,

Princess Kaneko, consort, ist daughter of Prince
Tomosada Iwakura ; born Aug. 26th, 1876, married on
Feb. loth i;

House of Yaraas!iina=no=Miya.

Prince Takehiko, eldest son of the late Prince Kiku-
maro, head of this house, born Feb. 1898.
■ Dowager Princess Hisako, mother, 3rd daughter of
Prince Tadayoshi Shimadzu ; born Febi 7th,. 1874 ; married
to the late Prince Nov. 26th, 1902. Issue: — four sons
and a daughter.

House of Kaya=no=Miya.

,-^: . Prince, Tsunenori the eldest son of the Late Prince
JCuninori, "Grand order of Merit, who passed -away in

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Kyoto, on December 8th, 1909, is the present representa-
tive of this: family; He Was born on January;?
Dowager. Princess Yoshiko, widow of the Late Ktininorl
e. d. of Marquis Daigo ; born Oct. 20th, 1865; married
on Nov. 26th; 1892. The Prince has two sisters.

House of Kuni=no=Miya.

Prince Kuniyoshi, Colonel in the Army, Grand Order
of Merit, is the present representative of the family. He
was born in the 7th month, 6th year of Meijr (1873), and
is the third son of Prince Asahiko, attended General
Kuroki's Staff during the recent war as Major of Infantry,
and was granted 4th class Golden Kite ; went to Ger-
many, April. 1907 and returned 1909.

Princess Chikako, consort, 7th daughter of Prince
Tadayoshi Shimadzu ; born Oct. 19th, 1879; married on
Dec. 13th; 1899. Issue: — three sons and three daughters.

House of Nashimoto=no=Miya.

Prince Morimasa, " fourth son of the late Prince
Asahiko, and a Colonel of Infantry in the Army, is the
present representative of this family. "He was born on
the 9th day of March, 1874; on the outbreak of the
Russo- Japanese War came back from France where he
was . studying at a military academy ; was attached to
Gen. Oku's staff as Captain of Infantry; Major 1906 and
was granted 4th class Golden Kite. He started ' for
Europe, April, 1907 and returned home July 1909.

Princess Itsuko, consort, 2nd. daughter ! of Marquis
Nabeshima, born Feb. 2nd 1882 ; married Nov! 28th 1900,
and made tour through Europe 1 908-9. Issue: — two
daughters.

House of Kitashirakawa=nc=Miya.

Prince Narihisa, 3rd son: of the late Prince Yoshihisa,
and a. Lieutenant in the Army is the present repre-
sentative of ' this family. He was born ^ on April 1 8th,
1887 ; and married Princess Fusako, 7th daughter of the

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the late Emperor Meiji. Issue: — one son. Dowager Princess
Tomiko, mother, adopted daughter of the late Prince
nisaimteu Shimadzu ; born Aug. 8th, 1 862 ; widow in
1895.

House of Takeda=no=Miya.

Prince Tsunehisa, eldest son of the late Prince Yoshi-
hisa, and a Major of Cavalry. He married Princess
Masako, 6th daughter of the late Emperor. He was
decorated with 5th class Golden Kite. Issue: — ^one son.

House of Kwacho=iio=Miya.

Prince Hirotada, son of Prince Hiroyasu, the present
representative of this family, born Jan. 25th, 1902 ; is
pupil of th.e Peers School.

House of Koiiatsu=nO'Miya.

Dowager Princess Yoriko, widow of the late Prince
Akihito and first daughter of Lord Arima, is the present
(last) representive of this family. Prior to the deatii of
her consort, which took place on Feb. 18th, 1903, this
House was renamed Higashi Fushimi-no-Miya, of which
Prince Yorihito, brother of the deceased, is the present
representative. The title of Komatsu-no-Miycv, however,
is in existence during the Princess lite. The Princess was
born on the i8th of the 6th month of Kayei (Aug. 3rd,
1852) and married to the late Prince Akihito on Nov.
1st, 1869. She was decorated with the first Class of the
Crown on Nov. ist, li"

House of Asaka=no=Miya.

Prince Yasuhiko,. 8th son of the late Prince Asahiko,
born on the 2nd Oct. i88i ; Lieutenant of Infantry.
This house was newly created on March 20 1905. The
Prince was married recently to the Princess Nobuko, &tb
daughter of the late Emperor. Issue: — one daughar, one
son.

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House of Higashikuni=no=Miya.

Prince Naruhiko, 9th son of the late Prince Asahiko,
born on Dec. 3rd, 1887: Lieutenant of Infantry in the
Army. He was ordered by the -Emperor on the 3rd Nov.
1906 to set up an independent house.

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Abe, J?usajiro CM «^ B ^ IR),
Managing director of the
Osaka Spinning Co. Ltd., &
auditor of the Fuji Papar
Manufacturing Co. Ltd; i.
Jan. the first year of Meiji
(1868) at Hikone, province of
Omi Shiga prefecture) ; s. of
Kcnzo Tsuji, a clan samurai;
adopted by Ichitaro Abe, a
merchant of Notogawa, in
Nov. the 28th of Meiji and
married his daughter. Educ:
Tokyo Eiwa Gakko (now the
Asabu Middle school), Tokyo;
studied at the Keiogiziku
from the 22nd to 26th Meiji.
He assisted in opening the
Omi Bank immediately after
his graduation from college;
In 1 89s he removed to O-
saka and opened a business
as a flax and umbrella dealer,
the staple industries -of his
native province. In 1900 he
assisted in the readjustment
of the affairs of the Omi Oil
Mfg. Co. Ltd., the Abe Silk
Filature and the Omi Bank,
restoring them when in a
depressed state to a sound
financial condition. He was
also appointed managing di-
rector of the Calico Mfg. Co.
which office he continued to
hold when the company was
incorporated with the Oiaka
Spinning Co. Address: 2,

Minami-Kyiitaro-Machi. O-
saka. Tel.: 499 Higashi

Abe, Ooicbi (^

*).

Proprietor of a coal; coke and
petroleum store ; managing
director of the Ibaraki Coal
Mining Co. Ltd., and in ad-
dition director of the Tokyo
Gas Coke Co., the Ono-
hama Salt Manufacturing Co.,
the Kyoeki Warehouse Co.,
the Nakamura Electric Co. the
Nippon Gum Co., and auditor
of the Railway Transport
Co., the Banzai Life In-
surance Co., also a member
of the Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce; ^. March 1873. in
the province of Mino ; e. s. of
Kiichi Abe ; m. Taka, e. d.
of Sanzo Matoba, a Heimin
of Tokyo prefecture ; one son.
"When young he was em-
ployed by Mr. S. Asano's
coal store and a few years
later was appointed its Mana-
ger. In 1 90 1 he started the
Ibaraki Coal Mining Co.,
being backed by Baron Shibu-
zawa and Mr. Asano and
since he has became its
managing director. At pre-
sent carries on a coal, coke
and petroleum business. Ad-
dress: No. 4, 2 chome,
Minami #Shimbori, Kyoba-
shiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1236
Kyobashi.

Afce, Hikotaro CM iSK ^ * 15),
Director of the Naigai Cotton

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tVading Co., Chuo Ware-
house Co., and the Naniwa
Electric Car Co. Ltd., b.
J879 (the r2th Meiji) in
Osaka. He is engaged in the
wholesale rice and cereal
trade and also as a rice
broker. As director . of the
afeove mentioned Companies
|ias; done much towards
the successful development of
those important concerns.
^Address: 2, Dojima, Osaka.;
Tel.: 138 Higashi.
.j.Abe, ilcbisaburo [S^ ^ ■fp H

W)i President of the Osaka
Acid & Alkali Co. Ltd., and
the Omi Railway Co., b. 12
Jan. 1869 ; y. b. of Count
Takatada Aburakoji ; adopted
by the late I. Abe ; m.
Tetsu, d. of his adopted
lather ; one son and three
daughters. Address: 108, 2
diome, Minamihon-machi, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka.
; -Abe, Isoo (3f HE a ii), Pi-of,

jn,\Waseda University ; b. 4
Feb, 186s in Fukuoka pre-
fecture; .f. of Gormojo Oka-
nfoto; adopted into Abe
femily ; . m. Kotoo, e. d. of
Kiyoshi Murakami, a Shisoku
of Fukuoka-ken ; 2 sons and
3 daughters. ^Edzic: studied
theology in the Doshisha Col-
lege, Kyoto ; and then became
a pastor at Okayama and after
three years entered Hartford
College ; after graduation

from college he made a tour
of England and Germany.
Principal of the Doshisha
Middle school, which after-
wards he resigned and was
for some years connected with
several schools in Tokyo as
lecturer, finally was engaged
by the Waseda Univ., where
he lectures on sociology and
teaches English. Besides he
has charge of the Athletic
Association of that Institution.
He has for many years
advocated socialism. Pub-
lications: . The solving of
social problems ; The ideal
man, (both in Japanese).
Address: Sugamo, Tokyo.
Abe, Kobei (,^ % ^ ^ m,

Import and export merchant,
his firm name being Masu-
daya, member of the Yoko-
hama Chamber of Commerce ;
Director of the Daini Bank.
The Companies with which
he is connected at present
include the Taikoku Flour
Mfg. Co., the Yokohama
Sugar Refining Co., the Nis-
sin (Japan-China) Spinning
Co.. the Iwaki Cement Co.,
and several others ; b. the
9th month of the 4th year
Kokwa (1847); e. s. ofCho-
bei, a Helmiu of Kanagawa
prefecture ; m. Ei, d. of Tsuru-
oka ; one s. and five daughters
and' several grand sons. In
1875 he opened an import

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and export business in Yoko-
hama, which he has con-
tinued ever since. The firm
]ias branches in various im-
portant business centres and
is engaged in the import of
sugar, American flour, foreign
rice, bean manure, manure,
hemp and cemeiit. He is
the chairman of the committee
erf" the Yokohama sugar
merchants' guild. Address:
3, Minami Nakadori, Yoko-
hama. Tel.: 6.

Abe, Magoyemon C^ SK ^

* 'Si n)> a rich farmer, re-
presentive member of Abe
& Co.; d. Dec. the 7th j.
of Meiji (1874) in Toyama,
province of Ettchu;^. s. of
the late Magoyemon Abe;
m. Matsu, e. d. of Kichizaye-
mou Matsuda, Address :
Tomarimachi, Shimonikawa-
gun, Toyama.

Abe, Masakatsu (li^ §K JE :^'),

Viscount, ex-Dairnyo (Lord)
of Shirakawa clan, Mutsu
province; i>. on the 23rd,
fir-st month, first year of
Manyen (i860) ; 3rd s. of
Masatsuyo' Abe ; m. Teruko,
younger sister of Marquis
Sanenori Tokudaiji, ex-Grand
Chamberain to the H. I. M.
Emperor and the "late Em-
peror Meiji. J Address : i
Kasumicho, Asabu-ku, Tokyo.
Abe, JSIasataro (M ^ '& :k.
W), ex-M. of the House of

Representatives; 3. 1859 (6
jf. of Ansei) in Aomori pre-
fecture ; s. of Bunsuke Abe ;
m. Yumi, d. of Masamichi
Kamada. Edzic: Meiji law
school. Belongs to Seiyukai.
Address: Namiokamura, Mi-
namitsugaru, Aomori-ken.

Abe, Masatsxme (^:gB jE ®)i
Count {cr. 1884),. previous
daimyo of Fukuyama clan,
Bingo province; ^.-28 Dec.
4th year of Kayei (1851);
y. b. of Marquis Asafio;
adopted by Masakatsu Abe ;
m. Atsuko, d. in law : of
Marquis Nabeshinia, ' Clan
Governor, 1869. .Address:
No.' 10, ' Komagortie-Nishi-
katamachi, Hongoku, Tokyo.
Tel.: No 1392 Shitaya.

Abe, Moritaro (|isl SI5^ * SR), -
Diretor of the Bureaus r of
politics and Investigation Jri ■

the F. 0.; b. 1872 in Osumura,
Buzen; firsts, of Genzaburo.
Ediic. : graduated from - the
Law College of the Tokyo
.Imp. Univ. iii 18^6., He-
passed the higher civil service^
examination of 1896 -and-
wa's appointed Sec. of Foreign^:
Oi?ict. the following yeaf[;
Councillor in '99 and private'
Sec."' of the Minister as aii
additional post in 1906; 2nd
Sec. of the Japanese- Em-
bassy at London in "i9di,
1st Sec. of the Japanese-
Legation at Peking ifi 1905 ;

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Councillor to the Foreign
Office, 1908-12. Address:
No. 31, Reinansaka-cho,
Akasakaku, Tokyo.

Ab8, Okindo (M % ^ A),

ex-M. H. R. and President of
the Hokkaido Cement Co.;
b. Sept. the 2nd year of
Kokvva (1845) ; s. of Ido Abe.
Editc: studied Chinese and
Japanese literature from Shiba
Shuson and after that he
went to Kyoto for study.
Assistant master of Toku-
shima Clan school and be-
came samurai, in the second
year of Keiwo. During the
Restoration he entered foreign
affairs. In the 3rd of Meiji
he was sentenced to im-
prisonment for life because of
his intention of reforming the
clan administration, but was
liberated in the 6th year.
Since the 12th year Chief
of a county ; member and
chairman of prefectural coun-
cil ; paymaster of the Depart-
ment of Finance in the 19th
year ; secretary of Osaka
Prefecture, the 22nd year ;
jointed the Progressive Party
and elected M.~ H. R. for
Tokushima prefecture, the
23rd year of Meiji ; re-elected,
the 26th year and in the
next general election. Became
President of the " Hochi"-
newspaper office ten years
ago. Address: Kamiisomura,

Kamiisogun, Oshima province,
Hokkaido. Tel. i.

Abe, Taizo (15? fg ^ m\

President of the Meiji Life
Insurance and the Meiji Fire
Insurance Cos.; b. April the
2nd year of Kayei (1849) at
Toyohashi, province of Mi-
kawa (Aichi prefecture! ; s.
of Gengo Toyoda, a satmirai
and physician of Yoshida
clan ; was adopted by Sankei
Abe, a physician of the same
clan ; in. Yu, d. of Somei
Yasuno, a Shisoku of Yama-
gata. Editc: studied Chinese
literature from the famous
teachers Ono and Saito ;
entered the Keiwo-gizuku in
1868 ; and was its teacher
afterwards ; teacher of the
Imp. Univ., the third year of
Meiji (1871) ; official in the
Educational Department and
visited U. S. A. in 1877
under Viscount Fujimaro
Tanaka (then Minister of
Education) ; resigned his Gov.
.position ; the next year started
the Meiji Life Insurance Co.
188 1 ; founded in 1891 the
Meiji Fire Insurance Co.,
the pioneer concerns of their
kind in Japan. Address.
Matsusakacho-Mita, Shiba
kii, Tokyo. Tel. 12 17
shiba.

Abe, Sadajiro CWS^^M.^ W)
Major-General ; commander
of the Tsushima Garrison

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since 1912; b. Aug. 1861, in
Niigata Prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Kanji o Abe ; m. Nao, 2nd
d. of Hisahachi Masunaga, a
samurai o{ Kumamoto. Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineer, 1882 ;
graduated from the Military-
College, 1889; was serving
as Staff of the 2nd Army
Division, Chief of Staff of the
2nd Army Division of Rear,
Commander of the Japan's
Army in N. China; Major Gen-
eral, 1907; rewarded with
3rd Order of Merit and 4th
class of Golden Kite for his
service duringS he late war.
Address: The Headquar-
ters of the Tsushima
Garrison.

Abe, Tokusaburo (P^ gR ^ H

IR), Lawyer, Member of the
House of Representatives,
etc.; b the 9th m. of the
3rd y. of Keiwo (1867) in
the province of Rikuchii ;
brother of Onshi Abe. Educ:
Graduated from the " Meiji
Horitsu Gakko," a private
Law School ; passed the
examination for the bar.
Was aften elected, member
of the House of Representa-
tives; has connection with
Business circles and is at
present Director of the To-
hoku Printing Co., Auditor
of the Ichinoseki Tobacco
Agency Co., Advisor to the
8th Bank, etc. He belongs

to the Seiyukwai as political
party. Address: Ichinoseki
Nishiiwai-gun, Iwate-ken.

Abe, Toru (^ *B }*), Gov-
ernor of Tokyo, prefecture ;
b. the first month of the 6th
year of Kaei (1853) in Mori-
oka, province of Rikuchu ;
s. of Yukei Abe, a shizuhi
of Nanbu clan; m. 1887
Tatsuko, e. d. of Sasaki, a
doctor. Educ: studied Japa-
nese, Chinese literatures and
Western languages in a clan
and public schools, Chinese
boarding school of Gamo
Seian. Entered civil service
in the 7th year of Meiji either
in the province or at the head
office ; Director of Shrines
and Temples Bureau 1889,
Governor of Gunma • 1896
Governor of Chiba some
m,onths after ; Governoi ot
Toyama 1898, Gov. of Chiba
and Niigata afterward ; trans-
ferred to the present post in
Feb. 1908 ; elected three
times M. H. R. for his native
place 1 89 1 -'01 ; Appointed
Member of the House of
Peers, 1907. Address: Tokyo
Governor's house, Shiba park,
Tokyo. Tel: 910 and 15 18
Shiba. Clubs: Nippon and
Kokkwa.

Abe, Toshiaki (ISI gR ^ sp),

chief public procurator at
the Kumamoto Local court ;
b. the 1 2th month of ist

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year of " Gwanji (1864) iu
Iwate prefecture ; adopted s.
of lyemon Abe ; m. Chite. d.
of Toshiaki Kodama, a Shizu-
oka shizoku. Studied law
and passed the examination
for Bench in the 20th year
of Meiji ; public procurator,
22nd y. of Meiji ; served as
judge at several district
courts or court of appeal ;
present past since Feb., the
4Sth year of Meiji. Address:
Official residence, Kumamoto
District court, Kumamoto.

, Abei, Iwane (^ iSR # ^ ig),
ex-M. H. R. for Fukushima
prefecture ; b. the third year
of Tempo (1832), s. of Mata-
nojo, a clan samurai of Ni-
honmatsu. From the 2nd
year to the 5th, official in
Wakamatsu-ken ; three times
elected M. H. R. for Fuku-
shima prefecture ; vice-pre-
sident of the House of Re-
presentatives ia the 5 th
session ; the Diet in that
session dissolved . oh account
of his proposal of the strict
application of the treaties
with leading Powers. Ad-
dress: Nihonmatsu-machi, A-
dachi-gun, province of Iwa-
shiro.

Abiko, Kyutaxo CS ^ ^ ■*. ;fe
IB), president of the " Nichi-
-bei"- (Japan- America) news-
paper; b. 1864 in Midzu-
machi, province of Echigo,

(Niigata prefecture) ; tn. y. s,.
of Miss Tsuda, 1908. Ediic:
Entered California College
the 17th year of- Meiji.
Director of the Nichi-bei:
Bank and the Nichi-bef
Industrial Society ; founded-
Yamato-Colony ; he is well
known as an able business
man and Christian among
Japanese in America. -(4</-
(^r^.yj;-" Nichi-bei Office" in
San Francisco.

Abo, Kiyotane (S 1% ^ ft),-
Captain, staff on the 2nd
Squadron, Baron; b. Dct,
1870 in Miyeken; 3rd s. of
Tanezo Sawano, samurai of
Sagaken and adopted by the-
late Baron Kiyoyasu Abo,
Vice admiral, in 1884; m.
Haru, e. d. of Hanji Haya-
kawa of Miyeken. Educ r
Naval Academy. Lieutenant,
1897; lient. . Commander,
1903 ; Corrjmander, 1906 ;
present post since Nov. 191 1.
Address: 126 Ichigaya-
Tomihisacho, Ushigomeku,
Tokyo, 'lei. : 804 Bancho.

Adachi, Aizo CS % M M)^.
Major General, Staff on the
Gov. General of Taiwan ; b.
June 1863 in Tokushima pre-
fecture; a heimin. Made
Second Lieutenant in the
Artillery 1883 Lieut, in
1.887 ; Captain in . the
1 889 ; Major in the 1 894 ;.
Lieut. Colonel . the 1 899 ;.

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Colonel, in 1502; Major,
Gen. on the first Jan. of the
42nd year of Meiji. Granted
3rd class Golden Kite and
2rd Order of R. S. ex-Com.
of Hokoto Defence ; present
post since 18 12. Address:
Taihoku, Taiwan.

Adachi Akira (gf jS ^),

President of the Tokyo Haku-
zen Kwaisha, Auditor of the
Kushiro Colliery Co., b. the
3nd m. of the 9th y. of
Tempo (1838) in Nagoya;
e. s. of Wahei Adachi, a
samurai of Nagoya. Before
the Restoration era, he
earnestly advocated the cause
of the Mikado, and took
active part in the politics of
the time. Early in Meiji, he
was appointed an official of
the prefecture of Hiroshima.
Then successively served in
the Treasury, Senate and
Navy for a few years, after-
wards resigning office. He
is now connected with busi-
ness and holds the above
posts. Address: No. 2 Su-
saki-cho, Mukojima. Honjo,
Tokyo.

Adachi, Arando (JE.:fe3£ A).
Editor, vice-president of the
Yomiuri paper, Licencie en
Science politique; b. 1868 in
Iwakuni, province of Suo ;
s. of Bunkichi Adachi.
Ediic : Iwakuni Middle school
and graduated from Hiro-

shima Normal school ; went
to St. Petersburg to study in
the 29th year of Meiji;
studied m Belgium from Nov.
the 31st year to Dec. 34th
year. He is now the chief
manager and editor of the
paper. Recreation: horticult-
ure. Address :-'i^o. 74, Nishi-
gahara, Takinogawamura,
Near Tokyo. Te!.: 12 14
Shitaya. Chubs: Kojunsha
and Himatori Club.

Adachi, Buntaro (S. ifc 5: :fc

IP)) Professor of the College
of Medicine in the Imperial
Kyoto Univ., Igakuhakashi,
M. D. (Anatomy) ; b. June
the first year of Keiwo
(1865) in Shizuoka prefecture;
s. of Chozo Adachi ; m.
Yasu, second d. of Genbei
Imai, a heimin of Tokyo-fu.
Educ: Medical College of
the Tokyo Imperial Univ.
(gra. 27th year of Meiji) ;
studied ariatomy in Germany
from May, 32nd year of
Meiji to May 37th. Served
as assistant in the Medical
College of Tokyo after his
graduation ; professor of the
3rd High school from Oct. 31st
year of Meiji to 32nd year ;
has held his present post
since his return home a few-
years ago. Address: Yoshi
damachi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.
Adachi, jinzo ($ jg -fc: ^,

Manager of the Furukawa

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Mining Co.; b. 1854 at Mori,
Idzumo (Shimane prefecture).
Educ: studied liie science
and art of mining from Mr.
Lyman ; started for America
1882 and entered the ofifice
of Geological Investigation in
Pennsylvania devoting him-
self to the study of mine
investigation ; after 8 years
returned home through Eu-
rope, in 1890. Served in the
Nippon Yusen Kaisha at
Katsunq Coal mine. In 1896
entered Furukawa Co.; ap-
plied to the Diet for revison
of the Mining Act and was
successful. Address: No. 11.
Shiba park, Tokyo. Tel.:
J947 Shiba.

Adaclii, Kameji CS. ^ ft ?§),

Colonel of Infantry ; Com-
mander of the 71st Infantry
Regiment; b. 1866 in Kochi
prefecture (the province of
Tosa) ; a Heimin of the
same prefecture. Second
Lieutenant, July the 2ist
Meiji (1888) ; Lieutenant,
Dec, the 2Sth Meiji ; Captain,
May, the 28th Meiji; Major
Nov. the 3Sth Meiji ; Lieut.
Colonel, March the 40th
Meiji ; Colonel ist Jan.
the 43rd- Meiji (1910).
Granted the 3rd class Golden
Kite, Orders of the Rising
Sun of 4th rank and of the
Sacred Treasure of 3rd rank
for his services during the

late War. Address: The
71st Infantry Regiment in
Hiroshima.

Adachi, Eenzo (3? SI ^ U),

M. H. R.; b. Oct. 1864 in
Kumamoto ; s. of Nihei A-
dachi ; ;«. Yuki, 3rd. d.
of Osato, a shizoku of Kuma-
moto. Educ. : studied Chinese
Literature and mathematics
at Tomoe-jiku and Kuma-
moto-Seisei-ko, 1884 ; law
and politics in Tokyo, 1889.
Issued two newsapapers
" Chosenjiho" and " Kanjo
shinpo" in Korea ; served in
the committee of the Kuma-
moto Kokkento (a political
party), 1896. Since 1902
several times elected for
Kumamoto prefecture M. H.
R. Address: No; "jy. Samon-
cho, Yotsuyaku, Tokyo. Tel:
161 S Bancho.

Adachi, Ean (J£ 2i ®,

Surgeon-General of the Imp.
Army on i-eserve list ; b.
May 1842 at Kunimotomura,
Yamanagun, province of
Totlmi ; Sth s. of Chusuke
Adachi, a Shinto official;
m. Kofuji, 3rd d. of the late
Nobumichi Tsuboi. one s.
Educ. : medical sciences from
Koan Ogata. Second Guni-
sho (surgeon of the rank of
Lieut. • Col.), 1875; rendered
service to the Imp. Forces
during the Satsuma Insurrec-
tion, 1877 ; professor in the

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Medical College simultaneous-
ly with his Military service,
1878; chief of the Educ.
Section at the Medical
Bureau of the War Depart-
ment, 1887 ; President of the
Army Surgeon College and
member of the Army Sanitary
Council, 1889 ; director of
the Medical Bureau during
tiie Japan-China War, 1894-
5, and decorated with the
Order of Rising Sun of the
3rd rank for his remarkable
services. President of the
Commission for the Examina-
tion for the medical service
and of that of the Examina-
tion of pharmaceutist 1896.
Publications: some surgical
books and Japanese transla-
tions. Address: No. 14,
Higashigokencho, Ushigome-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 735 Bancho.
Adaclii, MCineichiro (^ ^ ^
— B|5). HogaktihakusM, Dip-
lomat, Minister to Mexico
since January 1913 ; b. July
1869 at Yamabe-cho, pre-
fecture of Yamagata ; s. of
Hisashi Adachi, a Heimin
di Yamagata prefecture ; m.
Kaneko, e. d. of Suketoku
Takazawa, a Shizoku of
Yamagata ; two sons and
two daughters. Educ. :
graduated from law college
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1892. Lecturer in the Meiji
Law School and the Wafu-

tsu Law School; made diplo-
matic attache, Sept. '92 ; sent
to Rome, 1893 ; removed to
Paris as third secretary,
1897 ; relieved of the post,
1903 ; attached to the head
office in the same year ;
lecturer upon diplomatic
history at the post graduate
students' class in the Tokyo
Higher Commercial school,
Oct. 1903 ; councillor of the
Foreign Office, and counsillor
of the Prize Court, Feb.
1904 ; held temporary post
on the Diplomatic and Con-
sular Service Examination,
Aug. 1904 ; was in suite of
the Peace Envoy to Ports-
mouth in 1905 ; secretary of
the Foreign Office, April
1907; councillor to Embassy
at Paris, 1908 — 1912; deco.
Rising Sun of the first
rank, 1908 ; granted decora-
tion of King's Crown of
third rank by the Emperor
of Italy, 1877; 2nd Order of
Isabera Le Catholic by the
Spanish Emperor, 1901 ; also
a decoration from the French
Republic Government. Ad-
dress: Japanese Legation,
Mexico.

Adachi, Tatsujiro (3c iS S
^ IU)> Engineer of the Home
Department; b. Aug, 1868
(the 1st of Meiji); s. of
Kamakichi Hiradzuka, a Shi-
zoht of Ishikawa prefecture ;

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adopted by Masatomi Adachi;
m. Sumi, sister of Josaburo
Miyauchi. Educ. Graduated^
from the College of Engineer-^
ing in the Tokyo Imperial
University in the 27th year
of Meiji. He has been, ap-
pointed an engineer of the
Tokyo Engineering Branch
of the Home Department
since Feb. 1906. Address:
No. 3, I chome, Motomachi,
rHongo, Tokyo. . TeL: 1615
'Bancho. • ;n . 1 ^

Adachi, Tsunayuki (3? ^ jf^
2:). ex-Inspector General of
the Metropolitan Police Board;
b. the eleventh month of the
6th year of Ansei (1859) in
Kagoshima, province cf Satsu-
: ma ; third s. of Ichiemon
- Kokubu, a clan samurai _ of
^Kagoshima ; - adopted . by
Toshitsuna Adachi ; m. Toku,
d. of Nagata, a clan samurai.
He .was . appointed . police
inspector in the 19th Meiji ;
filed . post of chief Police
Commissioner in the Pre-
fectures Ehime, Fukuoka and
'Nagasaki since the 25th
Meiji; during his service in
Ehime he settled satisfactorily
a troublesome case concern-
ing fishery rights between
Ehime-ken and Hiroshima-
ken., Secretary at Saga Pre-
fecture, the "Ibth Meiji ; was
appointed; Director of the
Police ..Bureau, Home OfScei

1901 ; Inspector-General,
1903 ; the last post he had
to resign in Oct. 1805 in
consequence of the celebrated
Sept. 5th anti-peace agitation;
appointed member of the
House of Peers after his
resignation of the Govern-
tnental post and was granted
the order of Rising Sun of
2iid rank. Address: No. 10,
Nishikatamach, Hongo, To-
kyo. 7>/.: 506 Shitaya.
""'S^iAeba, Tosaburo (|g ^ H H
SK>> novelist, nom de plume
Koson ; b. the 8th month of
the .2nd year of Ansei (1855)
at Tokyo ; s. of Yonokichi
Aeba ; m. Sige,^^. ^. of
Keizo Umedzu, a Shizoku oi
Akita-ken ; two sons and one
daughter. He is a distin-
guished figure among con-
temporary novelists, especial-
ly reputed for his light and
delicate style in writing ;
was engaged in the Yomiuri
Shinbun for a while and
now is a regular contributor
to the Tokyo Asaki. Publica-
tions: his chief works are
Muratake, Kasano-Tsuyii,
Arimafude, Kisewata, etc.
Address: No. 107, TVtukojima-
Kommecho, Honjoku, Tokyo.
: , Aibara Masutaka (MWM.^')t
Pa5miaster-general, 2nd order
cf merit and 3rd class of G.
K.; b. 185s; e, s. of Masu-
zumi, , Aibara, samurai 6i

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Saga-ken; m. OtoyoshJ, d.
of Sliinsuke Koga. Served iii
the Imp. navy since 1875;
Paymaster-General, 1904;
retired since 1907. Address:

1 162, Kamakura - Omachi,
Kamakura. ;..

Aihara, Sukeya (M M fife 51).
Judge of the Tokyo Court of
Appeal ; b. the 1 ith in. of
the 1st y. of Gvvanji (1864)
in Sendai, prefecture of
Miyaki ; 2nd. s. of Sukeji
Oiib and adopted by Yasu
Aihara ; m. Toki, sister
of Kiyoaki Sato. Educ:
Graduated from the Law
College of the Imp. Univ.
of Tokyo. Address: No. 3
Takagicho, Aoyama, Akasa-
kaku, Tokyo.

Aisawa, Eijiro (ffl J? 5£ rz
W)i principal of the Normal
School of Miye prefecture ;
b. the 9th month of the 2nd
year of Bunkyu (1862) in
Tolcyo ; adopted into Aisawa
family whose head was a
Japanese poet. Educ: Stud-
ied English, Chinese and
mathematics at Kogyokusha,
English at Doninsha, a
private school established by
the late Dr. Keiu Nakamura
from the eleventh Meiji until
the r4th; graduated from
the Tokyo-fu Normal school
(now the Tokyo Higher
Normal school) in 1886 He
served as teacher and after-

wards as principal at various
normal school in Fukushima-
ken, Tokyo-fu, Kagoshima,
Kagawa, Isliikawa, and has
held his present post since
the 39th Meiji (1906). Pub-
lications: a new educational
system (Shinshiki Kyoju-
gakii) ; new ways of school
superintendance ; school boy's
sport and some others regard-
ing school education. Ad-
dress: Kurushima, Tsu, Mie
prefecture. .

Aiiso, TasMka (^ ^ ^),
Court physician ; b. the 2nd
m. of the sth y. of Ansei
(1858) ; brother of Ryuma
Koshiba and adopted into the
Aiiso family. He early studied
medical science and was ap-
pointed to his present post
some twenty years ago.
Address;. No. 36, Imaicho,
Azabu, Tokyo.

Ajima, Masanori Q^%tk liO,
Colonel of Gendarme since
Nov. 191 2, Commander of
the Osaka Gendarmey ; b.
1873 in Tokyo. Sub-Lieu-
tenant (Dec. 1883) ; Lieu-
tenant (Apr. 1887) ; Captain
(Dec. 1899); Major (Sept.
1904) ; Lieutenant-Colonel
(Dec, 1908). Address: 2
chome, Kawaracho, Higashi-
ku, Osaka.

Akaboshi, Tenta (# g ijj. ^-y.
Judge of the Court of Ad-
ministrative Litigation ; b.

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Sept. 1st y. of Meiji (1868)
in Kumamoto, province of
Higo ; e. s. of Shinsaku
Akaboshi, a samurai of
Kumamoto clan ; in. Yuki,
£. d. of Ichitaro Takaoka.
Educ. Graduated from the
Law College of the Imp.
Univ. of Tokyo (1893).
Passed the higher civil
service examination (1894) ;
entered the Treasury and was
appointed Revenue officer at
the Kanagawa Revenue Ad-
ministration Bureau {1897) ■;
Director of the Nemuro and
Sapporo Revenue Administra-
tion Bureaus respectively in
1897 and in 1898 ; Assistant
Examiner of Board of
Auditors (1899); Councillor
and Secretary to the Dep't.
of Justice (19001; Secretary to
the Dep't. of Commerce and
Agriculture (1903I; Judge of
the Court of Administrative
Litigation (1910). Address:
No. 373, Sankocho, Shiro-
kane, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:
4166 Shimbashi.

Akamatsu, Noriyoshi (^ ifS
ra H). M. of the House of
Peers, vice — Admiral on
reserve list, Baron {cr. 1887);
b. the eleventh month of the
1 2th year of Tempo (1841)
in Edo (now — ^Tokyo); e.
s- of Masanori Yoshisawa,
descendant of Prince Tomo-
l,ira, son of the Emperor

Murakami. Entered the
Tokugawa's navy while young
and was sent to Holland to
study naval science ; during
the Austro-Danish war he
went to the front with the
late Viscount Enomoto for
observation ; after his return
home served in the Imperial
navy and was appointed
master of the Naval Academy
in Sept. the 3rd Meiji (1870);
promoted to the rank of
Rear-Admiral in March 7th
Meiji and took part in the
Formosan Expedition. In May
of the same year was decorated
with the 2nd Order ; granted
the Order of Rising Sun of the
first rank in May of the 21st
Meiji ; rewarded . with the
title of Baron the 20th Meiji
for his long and distinguished
public services; promoted to
Vice-Admiral in Sept. the
2 1st Meiji; appointed Com-
mander-in-Chief of the Sase-
ho Naval Station, March,
23 year M.; the Yokosuka
Naval Station, the 24 M.;
was placed on reserve list
Dec. the 25th Meiji ; was
elected a member of the
House of Peers since July,
the 30^1 year of Meiji. Ad-
dress: No. 25, Shinmeicho,
Shibaku, Tokyo.

Akaslii, Mag^otaro (!^ H ^
i: SK>> Principal of the
Girls' High School at

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kamigawa, . Hokkaido; b.
June, the 3rd of Ansei (1856)
in Kumamoto ; s. of Genpachi
Akashi. Ediic. : studied
Chinese and Japanese Clas-
sics when a boy in the
various schools of his feudal
lord ; learned English at the
"Meiji Eiwa Gakkan" and
other institutions (188.3 —
1888); graduated from the
" Igirisu - Horitsu - Gakko, "
Tokyo (1891). Formerly he
was a teacher of the First
Higher Middle School ( 1 89?) —
1892), the Chief editor
of the " Literary Monthly
Review." (1^92 — 1895), tea-
cher of the Okayama Normal
School (189s — 1898), a
Lecturer at the 4th High
School (1898 — 1902), a
teacher of the Girls' High
School, Tategamigawa, Hok-
kaido (1903 — 1907). etc.
During the period of the
Saigo Rebellion, he took an
active part in the defence of
Kumamoto Castle in the
cause of the Emperor, and
after encountering many
perils, which endangered his
life, he finally succeeded in
driving off the enemy.
Publications "National Lan-
guage Reader," " Chinese
Classics Reader" ; A treatise
on the Science of National
Education," " History of
Japan" etc. Address: No.

1,4 chome, Gojo, Asahigawa,.
Hokkaido.

Akashi, Motojiro |9 ;S' tu :r.
IP'j Lieut.-Genferal ; Com-
mander of the Gendarmery
at present stationed in Cho-
sen ; b. Aug. 1 864, in Fuku-
oka Prefecture ; 1st .r. of
Sukekuro Akashi, a samurai
of Fukuoka ; m. Nobu, aunt
of Kadzuyoshi Kuroda, Baron.
Edtic. : grad. from the Milita-
ry Preparatory School and the
Military College ; and further
studied in Germany, 1894 —
1895. Sub-Lieutenant of Infan-
try, 1883; Lieutenant, 1887;.
Captain, 1891 ; Major, 1895;
Lieutenant-Colonel, 1900 ;.
Colonel, 1903 ; Major-Gene-
ral, 1907 ; took part in the'
Japan China War on Staff of
the Guard Division ; has
served as Military Attache
in France, Russia, Germany,
and as the Commander of
the 7th Regiment of Infantry,
etc. Decorated with the
3rd Class of Golden Kite
and 2nd Order of Merit in-
recognition of his services.
Was promoted to present
rank in Dec. 19 12. Address-^
Official House of the Chosen-
Government.

Akashi Tojiro (m:^%^ g|5),
Colonel of Artillery since:
1912, Chief cf^ the Gunpow-
der Investigation Labora-
tory ; b. 1869 in, the pre-

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fecture of Fukuoka. Sub-
Lieutenant, July 1889;
Lieutenant, Nov. 1892;
Captain, Aug. 1895; Major,
Nov. 1 90 1 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel, May 1905. Ad-
dress: OfKcial residence at
Itabashi Gunpowder depot,
Itabashi, Kitatoshimagun,
Tokyo-fu.

Akatsuka, Shosuke (# i^ jE
W)i Consul-general at Kan-
ton since 19 12; b. Sept.
the sthj/. of Meiji (1872) in
Kagashima; 3rd. s. of Gen-
taro Akatsuka, a samurai oi
Kagoshima clan; m. Suma,
adop. d. of Chikayoshi Kawa-
kami. Educ.: .Graduated
from the law College of the
Tokyo ' Imp. Univ. (1898);
passed the examination for
diplomatic service (1898).
Appointed Eleve-Consul at
Fusan, Secretary to the
Japanese Legation at Berlin,
Secretary to the Japanese
Legation at Washington ;
Consul at Manila ; Secretary
to the Dep't. of Foreign
Affairs in 1909 ; Decorated
with sth Order of Merib. Ad-
dress: Japanese Consulate
General, Kanton, China.

Akatsukasa, Xkkaich.iro (3]^
»i S — IP)» Private Secre-
tary to the Minister of
Education and Councillor of
the Department; d. July.
1876 in Tokyo; e. s. of

Kyuichi Akatsukasa ; m. Ka-
yo, e. d. of Renkichi Wata-
nabe. Educ: Graduated
from the Law College of the
Imp. Univ. of Tokyo (1897).
Appointed Councillor of the
Department of Education
(1898) ; sent to France and
Germany to investigate the
: educational systems there
(1902 — 1904) ; appointed

Private Secretary to the
Minister of Education as an
additional post. Address:
No. 29, 3 chome, Haruki-
cho, Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.:
2029 Shitaya.

Aki, KyoicM (^ Wi "^ — ),
Civil Engineer to the Dep't
of Home Affairs ; b. Feb.
the 6th y. of Meiji (1873) in
Tokushima, province of Awa;
2nd s. of Heizaburp Aki ; in.
Kono, sister of Tsugizo Aki-
tsuki. Educ. : Graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1893). Was appointed Civil
Engineer to the Dep't. of
Home Affairs (1894); sent
to Europe and America on
official business (1907). Ad-,
dress: Branch-office of Eng-
ineering Bureau, Niigata.

Akimoto, Okitomo (j^ 7c fj
18) » Viscount, Member of the
House of Peers, Member of
Seiyiikai, etc.; b: the 5th
m. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) ; adop. s. of Reicho

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Akimoto, a feudal Lord of
Tatcbayashi clan ; m. Toki-
ko, aunt of Viscount Toshi-
atsu Mcri. He was appointed
Secretary to the Japanese
Legation at Paris in 1883.
In the following year, he
resigned the office and
studied Politics in Germany.
He was created Viscount
in 1884. He again entered
the diplomatic service and
was appointed Miiiister ^e^-
dcni en desponsabolite in 1892.
He was afterwards promoted
to Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister plenipotentiary. In
recent years, he has taken
an active part in politics as
a member of the Seiyukwai,
in which he now holds the
post of Councillor. He is
also a member of the House
of Peers. Recreations: Takes
a great interest in Wrestling,
Playing of checkers, etc.
Address: No. 6, Kitakoga-
cho, Kanda, Tokyo. Tel,:
722 Honkyoku.

M. H. R.; President of the
Niroku, a daily paper; b. Aug.
the 14th ^. ofMeiji(i88i) in
Tokushima-prefecture ; s. of
Eiji Akita ; m. Tama-ko, y. s.
to Zim'pci'Fvkni. Educ: gra-
duated from the Chuo Univ.
and from the Nippon Univ.
Passed the Examination for
Bench and was appointed Pro-

bationary Judge in 1901 ,
Judge of the Kochi District
Court, July — Oct., 1903 ; wri-
ter of the Niroku Shimpo ;
became president of the same
in Apr. 191 1; elected mem.
of the House of Representa-
tives for Tokushimaken,
191 2. Recreation: reading.
Address : No. 4 3, Fujimaecho,
Komagome, Hongoku, To-
kyo. (7//<^5: Dold club; Nit-
to club. Tel.: ii33:Shitaya.
Akiyama, Chikanori (^ Ui |B
»). Director of Kobe Elec-
tric Railway Co., Director
of the Han-shin Horse-Racing
Club, etc ; b. June, the 3rd
of Kaei (1850) in Inuyama-
machi, Tanba-gun, Aichi
Prefecture ; s. of Zengo Inu-
yama. Educ. : studied Chinese
Classics in the " Keidokwan"
of his feudal lord. He
formerly held the office of
the Governor of Fukushima
and Yamaguchi Prefectures
and afterwards occupied the
above posts as Director of
various companies in Kobe,
as well as Superintendent of
the Board of Auditors of the
"West Honganji" of Otani
Section. Recreations: Read-.,
ing; Drawing, etc. Address.
No. 148, Uwozaki-mura,
Muko-guHj^i- Prefecture of
Hiogo. Tel.: iji Mikage.

Akiyama, Chuchobu (fJc lU S.
^')i Director of Japan Com-

[ i6 ]

mercial Bank, Auditor of Univ. (1879). He was ap-

Japan Woolen Cloth Mfg. pointed probationary judge

Co., etc.; b. the ist m. of immediately after his gradua-

the 5th jj/. of Ansei.(i8S9) in tion from the Tokyo Uni-

the prefecture of Tottori; e. versity and became the

s. of Toyo Akiyama, a president of the Nihonbashi

samurai of Tottori clan ; m. Court of Peace. In 1882, he

Maki, e. d. of Nobuyoshi was made full judge and

Kambe. Address: No. i was appointed President of

Kajiyacho, Kobe. Tel.: 1260. Nagasaki Court of Appeal

Akiyama, Gembei (^^ m jg and then President of the

^ S)> President of Akiyama Kagoshima Court of First

Bank ; b. Sept. the 7th y. of Instance. Afterward he was.

Meiji (1874) in the prefecture transferred as- President of

of Yomanashi ; e. s. of the tlie Yokohama District Court

late Kembe Akiyama ; m. and finally to be judge

Shigeyo; sister of Heisuke of the Court of Cassation in

Amikura. Educ: Graduated 1898. He retired from the

from the Keiwogijuku (1894). Bar and began practicing as

Established the Akiyama lawyer in Tokyo. Address-:.

Bank with his own capital; No. 134, Kogaicho, Azabu,.

was once elected member of Tokyo. Tel.: 417 Shiba.

the prefectural Assembly Afeiyama,KenzoCi|Jt il] ^il),

(1907). Address: Masuho- Expert to the Imperial

mura, Minamikoma-gun, Ya- Household Forestry Bureau ;

manashi-ken. b^ the 3rd m. of the 3rd

Akiyama, Genzo (,%, Ui j® ^), y- of Bunkyu ( 1:863) in

Barrister-at-Law, Auditor of Tokyo; 2nd s. of Kanae

the International Oil Co. etc.; Akiyama ; m. Kane, 2nd d.

b. the 8th m. of the 6th y. of Tomi Toda. ,'- Address-:.

of Ansei (i859)in Kakegawa, No. S, 2 chome, Kagacho,

Province of Totomi ; e. s. of Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Toshio Akiyama, a samurai Akiyama, Yoshifuni (f^ jij

of Kakegawa clan ; m. Sen, jff ■S')i Lieutenant - General.

2nd d. of Hidemoto Kano. Commander of the 13th Army

Educ: studied Chinese and Div.; ;5. the ist ^«. of the 6th

Japanese Classics at the y. of Ansei (1859) in Ehime

school of his feudal lord ; prefecture ; 3rd s. of Kyii-

graduated from . the Law kei Akiyama; m. Tami, sister

College of the. Tokyo Imp. (rf Chie Sakuma. Sub-Lieu-

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tenant of Cavalry (Dec. 1879);
Lieutenant (Feb. 1883) ; Cap-
tain (June 1886) ; Major (Nov.
1892); Lieutenant Colonel
(May 1895); Colonel (Oct.
1897) ; Major-General (June.
1902); Lieu-
tenant - Ge-
neral (Aug.
1909). In
the late war,
he went to
the front as
the Com-
mander of
the Second
Brigade of
the Second
.\rmy and took an active
part in the splendid victories
of Telissu and Tashih-chao ;
was awarded the Second
Order of the Rising Sun
together with the Second
Class of the Golden Kite, was
superintendent of Cavalry;
present post since Jan. 1913.
Address-.Takata, Niigata-ken.
Akiyama, Masanosuke (j^ |l!
JS i: ^), Hogakithakushi
(Doctor of international law),
Councillor of the Department
of War, of the Bureau of
Legislation and of the
Governor-General's Office of
Chosen ; b. the 1st m. of
the 2nd J/, of Keiwo (1865)
in Hiroshima ; e. s. of Junichi
Akiyama, a samurai of
Hiroshima clan; m. Aki, 3rd

d. of Wahei Awaya. Educ:
graduated from the Law-
College of the Imp. Univ.
of Tokyo (1886). He has
been lecturer of internation^
al law at several schools in
Tokyo. Itiblication: Inter-
national Law. Address: No.
14, Dote Sanbancho, Koji-
machi, Tokyo.

Akiyama Shin s>ii Cft(llR;<:),
Nsy^al^Cagtain^ staff on ,,the
J^a^llSiafllBpard . anj^
ctor ._of„ tlie, .Naval Coijege;_
b. in 1869. Commander
in [904 ; Captain in 1908.
Played a splendid part in the
late war as a member of
Admiral Togo's staff; was
decorated with 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and jrici
Class of the Golden Kite a:
a war reward, Addres.
Shimoshibuya, Tokyo.

Akiyama, Teisuke (i^ ^i ^
li). ex-M, H. K., Proprietor
of the Nirokushimpo, a daily
newspaper ; b. July the i st
y. of Meiji (1868) in Kura-
shiki, province of Bitchii.
Ediic: Graduated from the
College of Law of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1890). Appoint-
ed Junior-Auditor of the
Board of Audit soon after
his graduation ; resigned the
office and started in 1893
the publication of the Ni-
roku-shimpo, . of which he
long remained president;

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made an Jnsgection tour Chinese Classics under the
-TCRrougfi" Europe anS^i^inenca . tutelage of Tanso Hirose
"Ipf^mff *^f*fef^KF«^^ while young. He f5rst entered
elected member of the House the Army making fair pro-
of Representatives since 1903. gress. Afterwards he was
Address: Nishikicho, Karida, successively appointed Cpun-
Tokyo. cillor of the Home Depart-
Akizuki, Satsuo (5^ J| :fe H ment, Director of the Bureau
:^)> Ambassador to Austria ; of Books and Documents of
b. 1858 in the Province ' of the Department of Educa-
Hyiiga. Educ: Graduated tion, Private Secretary to
from the former College of the Minister of Finance,
the Dep't of Justice (1884); Principal of the Girls' Higher
studied Law in Belgium and Normal School, Councillor
Germany by government of the Department of Educa-
irder (1885— 1891). Consul tion, etc. In 1899, he was
at Fusan, Korea (1896) ; appointed Member of the
Secretary to the Legation House of Peers by Imperial
at Seoul (1896: — 1899); the nomination. He is the wearer
same to the Legation at of the Third Class of the
Baris (1900 — 1902); the same Sacred Treasure. Address:
to the Legation at St. No. g, Daimachi, Akasaka,
Betersburg (1902 — 1904); Tokyo. !
Minister Resident to Sweden- Akutsu, Saburo (|SiiIA^2B|5)
Norway (1904-^-1910) ; Am- Igakuhakushi, chief of sur-
bassador to Austria and geon dep't of Juntendo hos-
Minister to Switzerland as ^\^Y\ S. Qci7 i^'j^y'Edtrc.:
'additional post since 1 909 ; medTcal college of the Tokyo
decorated in 1906 with 3rd Imp. Univ. and in„Qf^jnanj{.
Class of the Rising Sun. Address: 422 Kamikoma-
Address: Japanese Embassy, gome, Sugamocho, Tokyo.
Vienna. Tel. : 1 1 89 Honkyoku.

Akizuki, Shintaro 5^ ^ §f Amani, Minkei (3c S S S)j
± ir> > Member of the House._ Chief oL ,HiffashJyaioa^. Hoar

of Peers j b. 7th m. of the ^^itel^ Kobe ; 'iJ. Mar. the 6th

i2th ;j'. of Tempo (1841) in j. of Meiji (i873y-^in the

Saeki, Province of Bungo ; prefecture of Hiogo"; e. s. of

e. s - of the famous scholar Ariiye Arndtm ; m. 'Kb, sisteir

Kitsumon Akizuki, a samurai of Taisei Ogasawara; Adr

of Saeki clan. Educ: studied dress: No., 32, 4ch6me,

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Nakayamate-dori, Kobe.

Amano, ShichisalbuTO (3c if
-b S IR), Proprietor of the
Amano Machine Mfg. Co.;
b. Mar. the 7th y. of Meiji
(1874) ' in Kyoto; s. of
Soren Hanai and adopted by
Sensuke Amano ; m. Yu,
2nd d. of Yushin Fukuhara.
Educ: Graduated from the
Doshisha, a private college
in Kyoto (1888) and the Eng-
ineering College of the Tokyo
Imperial University (1901).
He was first employed as
engineer in the Amano
Machine Mfg. Co., which was
under the management of his
foster father Sensuke Amano;
afterwards he became its
chief engineer and had entire
charge of the factory. At
present he has five hundred
workmen under his control
and is carrying on a pros-
perous business in the manu-
facture of railway wheels
and machinery. Address :
Sumida-mura, Minami-Katsu-
shika-gun, Tokyo. Tel.: 371
Shitaya.

Amano, Kisaburo (3^ |!f f ij
3 115), a wood and charcoal
dealer ; b. Aug. 1 865, in
Osaka ; brother of Shobei
Amano ; in. Yasu, sister ' of
Umetaro Nakagawara. Ad-
dress: ,No. 57, 3 chome,
Nishi-dotonbori, Nishi-ku, O-
saka. Tel.: 1048 /.^?., Nishi.

Amano, Tameyuki (^ |f @
iC^i Hogaknhahishi, Dean
and Professor of the Com-
mercial College of the Wa-
seda Univei'sity, Principal of
the Waseda Business School,
Special Member of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce, etc.;
/;. 1 2th m. of the 6th y. of
Ansei (1859) in Karatsu,
Province of Hizen ; e. s. of
Shoan Amano ; in. Taki,
sister of Takayoshi Mayebashi.
Educ: Studied at the Kai-
sei Gakko ; graduated from
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imperial University
in 1882. When "the Tokyo
Semmon Gakko" was estab-
lished in 1882, he became
one of its professors and_
occupied the chair on Politics
and Economicsj' in which
capacity he "became widely
known to the public. It was
at this time that he published
his famous " Principles of
Economy,'' a work, which has
been much read in Japan.
In. 1-890, he was elected a^
member of the House of
Representatives and soon
after he started the publica-
tion of the " Oriental Eco-
nomic Journal' ' of which he
still remains the chief editor.
Was awarded the degree of
Hogaktihaktishi--- . in 1899.'
Ptiblicatians: Besides "Princi-
ple of Economy" ab'd^'e

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stated, he translated into
Japanese Mill's " Higher
Principles of Economy" and
Corn's " Science of Finance,"
etc. Address : No. ■ 28, 3
chome, lidarhachi, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel,: 812 Bancho.

Amano, Kunpei 0^ If- ^; ^-"j,
ex-Member of the House of
Representatives; d. Dec. 1849
in Yamanashi-ken ; 1st 5. of
Goroemon Amano ; m. Toyo,
sister of Rijuro Inouye. Once
was a rhember of the Yama-
nashi Prefectiiral Assembly.
Address: Sasako-mura, Kita-
tsuru-gun, Yamanashi-ken.

Amaya, Senmatsu (yz ^ ^
'IS)) Igaku-hakushi, Prof _ of
the Medical College of the
Jffyoto_Iipp, , .Unix.; '•. the
7th m. of the 1st y. of
Manyen (1864) in Shizuoka
prefecture ; e. s. of Usaburo
Amaya ; m. Michi, sister- of
Yamaro Hanaoka. Edtic. :
Graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1885) ; was sent to
Germany to study physiology
(.1896-;;- 1899). Appointed
Assistant Expert to the Dep't
of Home Affairs (1885) ; •
Prof of the Second High
School (1888); Prof, of the
Medical College of Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (1899) ; had con-
ferred on him the degree of
Igaku-hakushi ( 1 90 1 ) . Ad-
dress: Hirokoji, Teramachi-

dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Anaemori, Kikutaro (B # ^
±. % ' Member of the Muni-
cipal Council, Kyoto, Director
of the Kyoto Agricultural and
Industrial Bank, etc.; /;. the
9th m. of the 5 th ;'. of An-
sel (1858) in Kyoto; e. s. of
Zenshiro Amemori; m. Suzu,
c. d. of Naofusa Tanaka.
Was several times elected
member of the Pfefectural
Assembly ( 1 8 '4 — .1 889) ; has
been re-elected member of
the Municipal Council every
time since 1889; Director
of the standing Committee
of the Kyoto Chamber of
Commerce (1890) ; Special
member of the Same (1891);
Councillor and Inspector of
the 4th Domestic Industrial
Exhibition (1895); elected
member of the House of Re-
presentatives in 1898 and
again in 1904. He is one of
the foremost public-spirited
business men in Kyoto and
was awarded for his public
services the Commendatory
Medal of Indigo Riband
Order in 1896. In addition,
he is the Vice-President of
the " Hinode-Shimpo-Sha"
a famous newspaper Office in
Kyoto. Address: Nakano-cho,
Higashi-Sambongi, Kamikyo-
ku, Kyoto. Tel.: 1084 Kami.

Amikura, Heisuke (S9 SI -^
$S)) a rich farmer ; 1^. Nov.

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the 3rd y. of Meiji (1870) in
the province of Kai; e. s. of
Teruaki Amikura ; m. Sumi-
ye, 2nd d. of Bunzo Hosoda.
Address: Shiosaki-mura, Ki-
taki mia-gun, Yamanashi-keii.

Amino, Zenyercon (^ |f
# ^ §i P'3)i a rich landlord,
President of the Amino Bank ;
b. the 1st m. of the 14th y.
of Tempo (1843)- in the
province of Kai ; adopt, s.
of the deceased Ryoyemon
Amino. Was once member
of the House of Peers. Ad-
dress: Nishiki7mura, Higashi-
yatsushiro-gun, Yamanashi-
ken.

Ando, Izumi (^g; jff ^ ;/jc),

T}'."VS6^"in the province of
Tosa. Sub-Lieutenant (Dec.
1883) ; Lieutenant (Apr.
1887); Captain (Nov. 1892);
Major (Oct i^gS); Lieu-
tenant Colonel (Mar. 1904) ;
Colonel (bee. 1906) ; Major-
General (1910) ; decorated
with the 3rJ Order of the
Rising Sun. Address: Higa-
shiyoshinomachi, Nagoya.

Ando, Hirotaro (^ ^ ;t i:
El>)' Expert of the Agricul.ur-
al Experimental Station,
Dep: of Agriculture and
Commerce ; b. Aug. 1871 in
the prefecture of Hiogo ; <?. s.
of Kyujiro Ando ; i>i. Hana,
^nd d. of Kyubei Honjo.

Educ: Graduated from the
Agricultural College of the
Imp. Univ. .of Tokyo (1895).
Appointed to the present
■post ( ! 896) ; despatched to
Korea on official business
(1905). Address: Nishiga-
hara, Takinokawa-mura, Kita-
toshima-gun, Tokyo pre-
fecture.

Ando, KensuTie (^ f§ '^ -^),
ex-Governor of Nagasaki p;-e-
fecture since 1912; decorated
Avith 3rd Order of Merit.
Address : No. 5, Shiba-koen,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo^ Tel. 2297.

Ando, Koko C^ ^ ^ -1"),
Violinist, Instructor of the
Tokyo Musical Academy.
Editc: Graduated from the
Tokyo Musical Academy-
and from the Government
Musical School at Berlin.
She is a sister of Nobuko
K5da, famous musician of
the time, and has been
Instructor to the Tokyo
Musical School since 1903.

Ando, Sadayosiii (^ fl§ ^j,
^ '_JlM£,2i_Iii£llE£0afll;;Gene ;_
ral, Comoiander of the

ljamff)n lin jChosenj b. "the'
(1853) in lida-machi, province
of Shinano ; brother of Kini-
chiro Ando ; in. Kae, sister of
Yukei Ito. Edtic. : Graduated
from the former " Osaka
Heigaku-ryo," a government
military fcbool. Appointed
Sub-Lieutenant of Infantry

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(May 1873); Lieutenant
(Nov. 1874); Captain (May
1877), took part in the war

of the Satsuma Insurrection ,
Major (Feb. 1883); Lieu-
tenant-Colonel (Apr. 1891);
Colonel (Dec. 1894) ; Major-
General (Oct. 1 898) ; Lieu-
tenant General (Jan. 1905).
In the Russo-Japanese War, ^
he first commanded the 19th
Brigade of Infantry; was
later promoted to Commander
of the lOth Division; fought
in the Battle of Mukden, his
brave and hard assault on the
enemy's powerful detachment
at Wan-pao-shan greatly con--
tributing to our final victory;
commander of the 12th Di-
vision until 1912. He was
created Baron and decorated
with the Grand Cordon of the
Rising Sun together with the
2nd class of the Golden Kite
for his services. ' ? Address :
Headquarters of the Ch5sen
Garrison, Ryuzan, Korea.

Ando, Seijiro Q^Mm^ II5>
Dealer in foreign and domes-
tic wax and oil ; ^. Aug.
the 2nd of Bunkiu (1862) in
Nagoya ; s. of Zenyu Ando ;
m. Sada, d. of sTadahira
Shimizu. EdiicA studied
Chinese Classics in Nagoya
while young. He was elected
member of the Prefectural
Assembly (1888), member of
the City Assembly (1889),
President of the City As-
sembly (1890) etc., successive-
ly. Recreations: collector of
pictures and curios ; chiro-
graphy, etc. Address: No.
7, Funairicho, Nagoya. Tel.:
282 long distance.

Ando, Shintaxo (^ ^ K i:
gP). Member of the House of
Representatives ; b. Jan. 1 868
in Hyogo-ken ; 1st s. of
Shotaro Hashimoto, and
adopted by Makino Ando.
Edjic: the 3rd Higher Mid-
dle School; Meiji Law
School. Several times made
inspection "tbiir in China
aird ~Korea' ; ' attendeS ' the
Ihfernatibnar ■' Parliamentary
conference, 1910 ; decorated
with 4th Order of merit. Ad-
dress : Okubomachi, Okubo-
mura, Akashigun, Hyogo-ken,

Ando, Taro Q^ M ± IR).
earnest temperance evange-
list, President of the Tem-
perance Society ; b. the 4th
in. of the 3rd J/, of Kokwa^

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(1844) in Tokyo ; <?. s. of
Buntaku Ando, a physician
to the Lord of Shima pro-
vince ; m. Fumi, 4th d. of
Seibei Arai. Edi/c. : received
education from the late
Sokken Yasui, a famous
scholar of Chinese Classics ;
studied Dutch under the
tutelage of the late Masujiro
Omura. Joined Enomoto's
pro-Tokugawa movement at
Hakodate, for which he was
sentenced to imprisonment
for one year ; entered the
diplomatic service and went
to Europe and America in
the suite of the late Prince
Iwakura's m.emorable envoy
in 1 87 1 ; was appointed
Consul at Hongkong (1874^ —
1885), then at Shanghai
(1885— 1886) and Congul-
Genei'al at Honolulu (1886
— 1889), where he was
converted, returning home as
fervent Christian and total
abstainer ; was promoted to
Director of the Commercial
Bureau of the Foreign Office
(1891) ; then was transferred
to be Director of the Bureau
of Commerce and Industry
in the Department of Com-
merce and Agriculture ; is at
present the president of the
Total Abstainers Society of
Japan. Address : No, 22,
Hommuracht-, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel.: ie.6 Shiba.

Ando, Toshiyuki C^figt.2:),
Member of tlie House of
Representatives, President of
the Central Ice Mfg. Co.,
Director of the Kamesaki
Bank, etc.; b. the 4th m. of
the 2nd j. of Keiwo (1866)
in Okayama, province of
Bizen; 5th s. of Tobei Ashi
da and adopted by Tomo-
hichi Ando ; m. Shidzu,
sister of Ryuji Tosald.
Bduc: Graduated from the
" Chuwo Daigaku," a private
College of law (1891) ;
passed the Examination for
lawyers the same year.
Began practice at Nagoya
(1893); elected President of
Nagoya Lawyers' Associa-^
tion, member and chairman
of the Aichi Prefectural As-'
sembly, member and chair-
man of Nagoya Municipal
Council, special member of
the Nagoya Chamber of
Commerce, etc., in succession
(1901 — 1908) ; elected Mem-
ber of the House of Re-
presentatives (190S). As a
politician he belongs to the
Boshin Club ; at present he
is one of the leading business
men in Nagoya. Address:
■5, 3 chome, Shimosonocho,
Nishiku, Nagoya. Tel.: 159.

Anraku, Kanemich.i C^ |g Jg
^)> ex-Chief of Metropolitan
Police; b. the 12th ;«. of the
3rd y. of Kayei (1850) in

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KagosWma ; 2nd s. of Ikkaku
Niino, a samurai of Kago-
^ima and adopted into the
Anraku family ; m. Mora,
2ad d. of Shirozaemon Maye-
da. During the Restoration
era, he joined the Mikado's
army ard took an active part
in (he cause; was appointed
Sergeant of Police • (1875) ;
Police Inspectoi (i88i):
Superintendent of Police in
the prefecture of Kochi ( 1 882)
and of Kumamoto (1886) ;
Secretary to the Kumamoto
Local Government Office
(1895) ; Governor of Yama-
guchi prefecture (1896) ;
Governor of Fukushima
prefecture (1898,; Governor of
<^ifu prefecture (1898); chief
of the Police Bureau of the
Home Department (1899) ;
Chief Superintendent of Metro-
politan Police (1900) ; re-
signed the office on the
overthrow of the Ito-Cabinet
(1901); became a member
of the House of Peers by
Imperial nomination (1904);
again appointed Chief Super-
intendent of Metropolitan
Police on the organization of
the Saionji-Cabinet 1906-8 ;
was granted the Fourth,
Order of the Rising Sun in
connection with the Russo-
Japanese War ; appointed
again his last post, Sept. 191 1-
Dec. 1912. AddresvY^o 461,

Okubo-mura, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo. 7>/.: 974 Bancho.

Anesaki, BSasaharu (iiS ilit JE
f§)> Btingakuhakushi, pro-
fessor of the College of
Literature in the Imperial
University of Tokyo (Chair,
Science of Religion) ; b. July
25th 1873 in Kyoto; s.
of Masamori Anesaki ; m.
Masu, third d. of Kansai Ino-
uye, a physician. Edii.c.:,
Third Higher Middle school*
Kyoto (1888—1893) ; _ the
Imperial University of Tokyo
(1893 — 1896); Universities of
Kiel, Berlin, Leipzig (1900 —
1902); British Museum (1902;.
He was 'first appointed lectur-
er at the Imperial University
of Tokyo (1897 — 1900) and
then its professor (since 1904);
travelled in India (1902^ —
1903) ; travelled around the
world (1907 — 1908), as Kohu-
Scholar of Tokyo Imperial
University. Publications :

" History of Indian Re-
ligions," 1898 (EP S .^ m
:&) ; " Outlines of the science
of religions," 1900 (^ ft ;^
l#tm) ; " Religious history of
Ancient India." 1900 C-t ift
EP m. ^.M m ;' First dawn of
resurrection," 1904 (iS JB O
Bf *) ; " The personality
of Buddha, its aspects in
History and Faith," 1904
(?I A W i * ,a ^); " Reli-
gious History of Japan,"

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1907 (An article in the
Encyelopedia America, en-
larged and reprinted) ;
" The Four Buddhist Agamas
in Chinese," rpoQ ; Fioretti
d'ltalia," 1909 CiE -o * fB) ;
"Buddhism, in its funda-
mental aspects as a religion,"
1910 CIS * m WO-; "How
Christianity appeals to a
Japanese Buddhist?" (an
essay to the Hibbert Journal,
Get. 1905).; " Le sentiment
religieux chez les Japonais"
(an essay to Revue du Mois,
July, 1908); " Coenobio laico
nell' Estremo Oriente"
(Coenobium, Nov. 1907)
" Modern Civilization of Euro-
pe, its Impressions upon an
Asiatic" (to be published in
the Bulletin of the Fondation
kahu & Coenobium, 191 1);
"Asariga, Asvaghosha, Man,
Life and Death, May Day
&c. in Hasting's Encyclopae-
dia of Religion and Ethics."
Address: No. 78 Sasugaya-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Aoda, Kogo C# B # %\
LieHte nant-Colen el -of -^i^aJU>.
Ter^, "attache Ito , the_j[_Zth

Tn"~T^^oT~""SuB-Eieutenant
(Sept. 1894) ; Lieutenant
(Oct. 1 897) ; Captain (Sept.
1900); Major (Nov. 1904)-;
Lieutenant Colonel (Nov.
1909). Address: the 17th
field artillery regiment, Shi-

moshizu.

Aoike, Cliodairo (# Jtfi, M ic
Bl!)' President of the Japan
Automobile Company and of
the Japan Mineral Ore Com-
pany, Auditor of the Nippo
Petroleum Company, etc.; b.
Dec. 1863 in Wadamura, Ha-
mana-gun, province of To-
tomi ; e. s. of Tokujiro Aoike;
m. Setsu elder sister of Koei
Okitsu. Educ: The Normal
School of Hamamatsu ( 1 875 — ■
1877); studied Chinese Class-
ics from Fu Okumura (i886 —
1887). He held successively
the post of Auditor of the
Kozuke Railway Company,
President of the Tokai-gumi
Iron Foundry and the Tokai
Flask Mfg. Company, Ma-
naging Director of the Nippon
Petroleum Refining Company,
etc. and is now engaged
in planning the organization
of the Kei-Hin Canal Com-
pany and the Japan Industrial
Company. Publication: " On
rabbit- farming." Recreations :
Chinese poetry ; picture-col-
lecting; travelling; reading,
etc. Address: No. 19 Dai-
rokuten, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Chibs: Nippon club ; Risodan;
Tenka-Taihei-Kwai ; Oriental
Economic Association.

Aoki, Daisaburo C# /tc :>: S
MI5)) Pres. of Nippon Fishing
Co., Ltd., Dir. of Yamane
Electric Guilding Co., Ltd.;

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^.-1856 in Chiba-prefecture ;
€. s. of Nagasada Aoki, a
samitrai. Address: Shiroya-
ma-Cho, Nishi-kubo, Shiba-
kui Tokyo. Tel. : 1 190 Shiba.

Aoki, IwaO XM M ^ ti)>
Director of the Tokyo Sugar
Mfg. Co ; b: the Rth m. of
the 1st y. of Manyen (1865)
in Tokyo ; 3fd . s. of Sodo
Aoki ; «2. Mitsu, 2nd d: of
Tsunehichi Nishigami. Ediic:
Graduated from the law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
Appointed procurator of vari-
ous District Courts and of
the Tokyo Court of Appeal ;
resigned office and became
lawyer; Is now connected
with several business enter-
prises and holds a Director-
ship of the Tokyo Sugar Mfg.
Co. Address : No. 6 Kasumi-
cho, Azabu, Tokyo.

Aofei, Kikuo (#7^ ^41))
Manager of the Osaka- Branch
of the Mitsubishi Firm. Ad-
dress : Nishinagaboridori, Nu
shiku, Osaka.

Aofci, Motogoro (_^ ^fc -76 ^
S!>)i Civil Engineer of the
Department of Home Affairs ;
Chief of the Sendai Public
Works Office ; ^. Sept. 1855,
in Tokyo; 1st s. of San-u-
emon Aokij a sardurai of
Tokyo ; nn- Ko, sister of
Hyakuju ' Ko, : a samurai of
Shidzuoka. -Educ'.: graduated
from the. College of Science

in the Tokyo Impei'ial Univ.
1890. Rewarded with 4th
Order of merit in recognition
of his services during the
Russo-Japanese War. Ad-
dress: Shimizu-Shqji, Sendai.

Aoki, Nobumitsu (fl^ tjc -^
3fe)> Viscount, Member of the
House of Peers ; b. Sept. tile
2nd y. of Meiji (1869); 4th
s. of Shincho Nakayama and
adopted by Viscount Shige-
yoshi Aoki, a feudal lord of
Asada clan. Province of Set-
tsu. Was twice elected a
member of the House of Peers
in 1897 and in 1904. Address:
No. 85 Daiban-cho, Yotsuya,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1261 Bancho.

Aoki, Nobuzumi (-^ -^ "g
*6)> Major- Gene jalj_Military,
AttacW^io, . . the_;_„Japanese
t,?^^^_^^_^,eking, holder
"of'^lnS^^as?' Grofdeh Kite,
third Order of Rising Sun and
Sacred Treasure ; b. the first
year of Manyen (i860) in Sa-
dowara, Province of Hyuga ;
e. s. of Shinzo Aoki, a sa-
murai of Sadowara clan ; m.
Komao, d. of Sadame Saku-
rai in 1884. Edtic: Military
Preparatory School (1875 —
1877); Military Academy
(1877 — 1879). Appointments'.
Sub-Lieutenant of Artillery
(Dec. 1879), Lieutenant (May
1884); Captain (Apr. 1889);
Major (Sept. 1894); Lieu-
tenant Colonel (Oct. 1899);

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Colonel (Dec, 1 903) ; Major-
General (Nov. 1907). Has
travelled China on military
mission from 1.884 to 1887;
studied military tactics in
Belgium from 189O to 1893.
He took part in the Japan-
China War, Russo-Japanese
War, and North China Boxers'
Riot. Since 1897 has twice
occupied the post of Military
Attache to the Japanese Le-
gation at Pekicig and still
remains in that office. Ad-
dress : No. 120, Tani-machi,
Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.
'Chil' : Rikugun Kaikosha.

Aoki, Byosaburo (# tIc R 3.
IR)> Civil engineer of the De-
partment of Home Affairs ;
member of the Nagoya Public
Works Office; 6. Feb. 1868,
in Tochigi Prefecture ; 1st s.
of Tetsutaro Aoki ; m. Haru,
3rd d. of Naomichi Takeba, a
samurai of Saga. Educ:
graduated from the College of
Engineering in the Tokyo
Imperial Univ. 1894. Civil
Engineer of the Office in
Charge of Public Works,
1895: the same of the De-
partment of Home Affairs,
1905. Decorated with 6th
Order of Merit. Address \
No. 2; I chome, Shuzei-cho,
Higashi-ku, Nagoya.

Aoki, Shokiclii (# * g 3)
Assistant-Prof, of the College
of Literature in the Tokyo

Imp. Univ.; b. April, 1872,
in Tokyo; i st 5. of Masahiro,
Nakamizo, and adopted by
Shotaro Aoki ; in. Nobu, 1st
d. of Shotaro Aoki, his foster-
father, iii/z/h: graduated from
the College of Literature in
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity ; studied in i;he same
University Hall. Prof on the
Sth High School, 1898; Prof,
of the 1st High School ; As-
sistant-Prof, of the College
of Literature in the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1909.
Address: No. 93 Hayashi-
cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.
Aoki, Shotaro C^ip. JK -k. 115),
President of the Hachioji
Warehouse Bank, Director of
the Yokohama Railway Co.,
Director of the Nippon Ware-
house Co., Member of the
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce,
etc.; b: the 3rd m. of the ist
year of Ansei (1854) '" To-
kyo ; e. s. of the late Kanji
ro Aoki ; m. Sei, e. d. of Sei-
ze Aoki. He first chose a
political career, and becoming
a member of^ the Liberal
Party, was elected a member
of the Kanagawa Prefectiiral
Assembly in 1882 and then
a member of the House of
Representatives in 1898. Sub-
seqtiently he entered busi-
ness and became the Presi-
dent of the Hachioji Ware-
house Bank^ At present he

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holds several directorships
in the various Companies
above ~ mentioned. Address:
No. 39 Muramatsu-cho, Ni-
honbashi, Tokyo. Tel.: 527
Naniwa.

Aoki, Skuzo .(-#-,* Wi 9l)
Viscount. Member of" the

Eriv'y Council; Ji. the ist w.
of the I st: y. of Kokwa ( 1 844)
in Choshu ; e. s. of Genchu
Miura, a village doctor and
adopted by Kenzo Aoki, a
santtirai of Choshu clan ; in.
Elizabeth, a German la.dy ;
his d. is Countess Hatzefelt.
Edtic, : was sent to Germany
for study by his feudal
Lord (1869). A -few years
later, he was appointed
Secretary to the Japanese
Legation at Berlin ; promoted
to- Minister (1875); created
Viscount (i8''4); Vice-Meni-
ster for Foreign Affairs
(1886) ; Minister for Foreign
Affairs ( 1 8 89 — 1 89 1 ) ; was

again accredited to the Court
of Berlin (1892— 1898) and
had temporarily the charge
of the same duty in England
as an additionalpost ; Minister
for Foreign Affairs (1898 —
J 900) ; Japanese Ambassador
to Washington (1906 — 1907).
'While in the post of Minister
for Foreign Affairs, he ex-
erted himself in the task of
revising our treaties with
foreign powers and was very
successful in it. He is one
of the most experienced di-
plomats in Japan. At pre-
sent he' holds the post of
Privy Councillor.' Address :
No. 15 Kami-Nibancho, Koji-
machi, Tokyo. Tel.: 18 19
Bancho.

Aoki, Tetsuji (# He SC -),
Hogaku-hakushi, lawyer

patent agent; b. the seventh
year of Meiji (1875) in Na-
gama-mura, Province of Mino;
2nd s. of Kumataro Aoki.
Ediic: graduated from the
law college of the Keiogi-
juku University (i897);,studi-
ed law at the Universities of
Berlin and Gettingen (1899 —
1962). Immediately after
graduation from the Keiogi-
juku, he passed the examina-
tion for the Bench and was
appointed Probationary judge
at the Kobe District Court,
which post he resigned after
occupying it for about six

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montlis. He was then de-
spatched to Germany under
the patronage of the Keio-
Tijuku especially with the
i)urpose of studying commer-
cial law. After his return
homo, he became professor
o( the Keiogijuku University;
resigning on April, 1908 he
entered the bar. Publications:
a •' Complete Work on Com-
mercial Law." Recreations:
base ball; checkers, etc.
Address: No. 5 Minaminabe-
ch5, Kyobashi. Tokyo. Tel.:
isgr Shimbashi. Clubs:
Kojunsha, Nippon Club.

Aoki, Tetsutaro (# H« gj i:
KR). Government Commercial
Agent at Honkong ; <^. ist
m. of the 3rd y. of Keio (1867)
in Okayama-prefecture ; e. s.
of Gisuicc Kobayashi ; ;//. Sue,
d. of Shozaburo Dogura of
Kara prefecture. Was long in
the service of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, Ltd.; received
appointment of the present
post in 1910. Address: c/o
Japanese Consulate, Hong-
kong, China.

Aoyagi, Eishi (# » ^ n]),
Kogaku-ftakushi, prof, of the
College of Science and En-
gineering in the Kyoto Im-
perial Univ.; b. March, 1873,
in Hokkaido; ist s. of Aiji-
ro Aoyagi ; in. Fumi, 2nd d.
of Tsunahiko Kuroda. Educ. :
graduated frcm the College

of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imperial Univ., 1898 ; studied
electrical engineering in Ger-
many, 1899 — 1 90 1. Assistant-
prof, of the College of Science
and Engineering in the Kyo-
to Imperial University, 1898 —
1899; prof/,, of the same
University, 1901 ; Kogaku-
hakushi, 1903. Address: No.
161 Nishi-nyukvvan-sankitsu-
cho, Ichijo-noboru, Karasu-
maru-tori, Kamikyoku, Kyd-
to.

Aoyagi, Shingoro (^ WP fi?
3i Md Member of the House
of Representatives; b. Jan.
the istjf. of Meiji (1868) in
Niigata ; Sth s. of Itsuan
Aoyagi ; m. Ei, 2nd d. of
Joji Hasegawa. Educ. : gra-
duated from the former First
Higher Middle School. Was
elected member of the Nii-
gata Prefectural Assembly ;
Member of the House of
Representatives since 1907..
A member of the Seiyu-
kzvai, a £olitical pary. Ad-
dress : Ojikawa-mura, Mi-
shima-gini, Niigata.

Aoyama, Chu-i (# |.l| ]& Jg),
Engineer of the Post and
Telegraph Bureau, Dep. of
Communications; b. Mar..
1870 in the prefecture of
Yamagata ; e. s. of Shuzo
Aoyama ; m. Yuki, 2n6:^d.
of Kichihei Takeda. Ediic.t
graduated from the Engineer-

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ing College of the Imp.
Univ. of Tokyo (1893). Ap-
pointed Engineer of the Post
and Telegraph Bureau, Dap.
of Communications and ad-
ditionally prof, of the former
Tokyo Post and Telegraph
School (1893), the former of
which posts he still occupies.
Address: No. 10, Nishikama-
chi Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.:
2400 Shitaya.

Aoyama,. Hajime (f^ |J|J 76),
Baron, Member of the House
of Peers ; b. the 8th m. of the
3rd year of Ansei (1857)
in Fukui, Province of Echi-
zen ; s. of Takatsune Aoyama,
a ..samurai of Fukui clan,
afterwards Baron ; m. Kusue,
d. of Kwanichi Nakamura.
Educ: Studied English at
the Foreign Language School,
Tokyo ; graduated from the
Komaba Agricultural School.
Was appointed Engineer to
the Department of Agricul-
ture and Commerce (1892) ;
and transferred as Engineer
to the Agricultural Experi-
mental station at Nishiga-
hara. (1899) ; went to Europe
in connection with official
business (1900). Was elected
Member ' of H. P. after he
had resigned his official post.
Address: No. 286, Nishi-
Okubo, Okubo-mura, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo Prefecture.
Aoyama, Tanemichi (# [ll )|L

M)j Igakti-Jiakushi, Dean and
Prof, of the Medical College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b.
the 5th ;«. of the .6th y. of
Ansei (1859); 3rd s. of
Kagemichi Aoyama, a samu-
rai of Naeki clan; m. K6,
e. d. of. Koai Kobayashi
Educ: Graduated from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1882); was sent
to Germany for study {1883^
1887). Appointed Prof, of
the Medical College of the
Tokj'o Imp. Univ. (1887) ;
Dean of the same (1888);
was despatched to Hongkong
for the investigation of black
plague (Pest) in 1894; Chief
of the University Hospital
(1897); diagnosed the Late
Emperor Meiji's last illness;
ordered to serve the Imp.
House of medical affairs since
Aug. 1912. Address:Yko.i^,
2 chome, Yumicho, Hongo,
Tokyo. Tel.: yjG Shitaya.. .
Aoyama Yukiyoshi (#llj^
:&)> Viscount, ex-lord of Ya-
wata, M. R. P. ; b. 1854, at
Mino province; 2nd s. of
Yukiya Aoyama; m. Fumiko,
cousin of Viscount Takahiro
Todo. Was often elected
member of the House of
Peers since July 1890; now
is director of the 15th Bank,
Teiyu Bank, Tamagawa E-
lectric Railway Co., besides
manager of the " Kazoku

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•Kaikan" (Peers' hall) and of
rifle shooting society. Ad-
dress : 28, 9 ch5me, Kobiki-
cho, Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
7>/. : 1042 Shimbashi.

Ara, Kentaro (lie ^Ki:BI5)'
Chief of Finance Dep't of the
Government General's office,
Chosen ; i>. the lOth m. of
the '3rd jj/. of Eunkyu (1863)
in Niigata Prefecture ; e. s.
of Chokusei Arai, ;«. Kane,
sister ■ of Naokiyo Okazaki.
Educ: graduated from the
Law College of the Imp. Univ.
of Tokyo (1890). Entered
the Dep. of Finance the same
year ; transferred to the Chief
Revenue office of the Pre-
fecture of Nara ( 1 894) ;
returned to the Treasury and
after successively serving as
Councillor, Secretary and
Director of the Finance
Affairs Bureau,finally became
Vice-Minister of the same
Department (1906). Im-
mediately after the Govern-
ment of Korea came under
our protection, he was
recommended and appointed
as Vice-Minister of its Finan-
ce and afterward appoined
to his present post as the
result pf the aiinexation of
Korea by Japan (1910).
Address: Seoul, Chosen.

Arai, BXatsunosuke (§f ^ Mi
i. &)^> 3y_rg£oiv£s.lpJiei> ex-
Chief of the Medical Depart-

ment qf the 15th Division; i>.
1865 in the Tochigiprefecture.
Surgeon Second-Lieutenant
(Jan. 1885) ; Surgeon-Lieute-
nant (Nov. 1889) ; Surgeon-
Captain (Nov. 1892) ; Sur-
geon-Major (Oct. 1898) ;
Surgeon -Lieutenant - Colonel
(December 1903.) ; Surgeon-
Colonel (Dec. 1908) ; deco-
rated with the 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of the Golden Kite;
placed on the reserve list
lately.

Arai, Taiji .(M ^ % ?S).
M. of the House of Peers for
Miyagiken, Pres. of the Tai-
wan Hat Mfg. Co. and of the
Ensuiko Sugar Refining Co.,
Auditor of the Japan Por-
celain Mfg. Co., etc.; &.
the Sth m. of the ist jy. of
Bunkyu (1861) in the prefec-
ture of Miyagi ; e. s. of
Moriyuki Arai. Address :
No. 28 Edogawa, Koishikawa,
Tokyo.. Tel.: 277, Bancho.

Arakawa, Buroku (^;il^:^),
Kogakuhakushi (Dr. of En-
gineering), Master of Arts
(Cornell), Prof, of the College
of Engineering in the Kyushu
Imp. Univ.; b. the: 18th in.
of the iith>. ofMeiji (1878)
in Yokohama ; s- of Seigo
Arakawa ; m. Chiyoko, e: d.
of Kajinosuke Ibuka, D.D.,
president of the Meiji Gakii-
m. Educ. : graduated from

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tlie College of Engineering-
of- the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
3901. Lecturer of his Alma
matory 19Q1 ; Assist. Prof of
the same, 1902; sent to
G:ermany, England aiiS the
U" S: ' A" for study, 1908-
J:9;i ; Present post since 1 9 1 1 .
-Ptiblicdtion : Science of elect-
rical engineering. Recreation:
western rriusic Address : No.
-73, Digyo-Nishimachi, Fuku-
"oka, Fukuoka-ken. Chtb:
;Member of the Electrical
Science Association. ' Reli-
.gion: . Congregational deno-
'.rriination of Christianity.

- Arakawa, Ckugo (jK /ll ft* -^))
Captain, com.__ Qf__the._i2th
torpedo chasy flotilla-,;, b.
T870. Ediic.: ISfaval Fjigine-
ering school. Lieut, com.,
'Dec 1897 ; Com., Nov! 1900 ;
second cap,, Aiig. 1905. De-
corations: 4th order of R. S.,
5 th order of S. T., 4th class
ofG;K.

Arakawa, Gitaro ^ )\\M ±.
Bl>)> Mayor of Yokohama; b.
the 9th m. of the 2nd y. of
Bunkyii (1862) in Tokyo.
Edii£.: graduated from the
Law College of the Imp.
Univ. of Tokyo (1884). Ap-
pointed a Subordinate official
of the Home Dep. (1884 ;
promoted to Secretary of the
local government of Okayama
Prefecture (1884) ; after, suc-
cessively served as Councillor

of the .Home Dep., Secretary
to the Toyama, Kanagawa,
Gumma Prefectures and
Director of the Yokohama
Harbour Improvement Bureau,
becam: Governor of Tottori
Prefecture (1897) ; Governor
of Miye prefecture (1899) ;
Governor of Kagawa pre-
fecture (1900) ; Governor of
Nagasaki prefecture (1907) ;
elected Mayor of Yokohama
(191 2); Address:. .Mayor's
Office, Yokohama. :

Arakawa, (Sorb (Jt )|| 3£ fj),
Member of the House of
Represehtives; . Chief , editor
of the " Chijgoku Shimbun "
(a daily newspaper published
at Hiroshima), etc.; b. the
6th _m. of the 1st y, of
Keiwo (1865) in Hiro.shima ;
5th s. of Ikusuke Arakawa ;
m. Chiyo, e. d. of Hageshi
Mizuyama. Ediic: Graduat-
ed from the former ■ ' Nihon
Horitsu Gakko," a private
law school. Became Chief
editor of the Chugoku Shim-
bun. Founded the Hiroshima
Girls' School and is its
Principal ; was twice elected
member of the House of
Representatives. Has pub-
lished a book called " Condi-
tions in Korea." Address:
Gion-mura, Ansa-gun, Hiro-
shima-ken;

Ara]=:B.wa, Juro.(^ ;il -^ .gjj),
A rich farmer ; b. the 6t\\m.

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of the qthjy. of Tempo (1838);.
ill the province of Hizen ; e:
5. of Bunji Arakawa; m.
Riyo, 3rd d. of Kishi Kita-
shinaa. , Address: Fukami-
mura, Kitatakaki^gun, Naga-
saki-keii.

Arakawa, Minoji (Jjjf ;il g
^)j Minister to Spain ; 6. the
lOth m. of the 4th j/. of
Ansei (1857) in Kagoshima ;
e. s. of Yukyo . Arakawa,
paymaster-general of Navy;
ni. Hide, d. of Kenzo Hashi^
guchi, formerly a member of
the Senate. Edae.: graduat-
ed from the Engineering
College of the Imp. Univ. of
Tokyo (1880). Was appoint-
ed Engineer of the Bureau
of Mining, Dep. of Agricul-
ture and Commerce the same
year ; resigned the office and
entered the Nihon Railway
Co. in 1882, meanwhile becom-
ing Director of its Transporta-
tion Section and afterward
Station-Master of Uyeno; left
the Railway Co. and entered
diplomatic service ( 1 8S4) ;
appointed Secretary to the
Japane.se Legation in London
(1886-1889) ; . Vice-Consul
and additionally Japanese
Post-Master at Tientsin (189©-
1894) ; Consul at Chemulpo,
Korea (1894) ; attached to
the Second Army during the
Japan-China War, serving as
Civil administrator at KiO'

chow (1894-1895);' agiqtiro
Consul at Tientsin (i$§S—
(1896); Consul at Londoi*
and additionally Inspector of
the London-Branch of the
Bank of Japan ( 1 896- 1 902) ;
Consul-General at Londoa
(1902- 1 906) ; Minister t»
Mexico (1906-1910) ; Minis-i
ter to Spain since 1910..
He was awarded the Third
Order of the Rising Sufl
with grant of Money for his
service in connection with
the late war. While Minister
to Mexico, he rendered helpf
in sending out Japanese emi-
grants to South America.
Address: No. 103, Hom-
muracho, Azabu, Tokyo.

Araki, Hikosuke (T£?h:*fi!l>
President of the Sakata
Chamber of Commerce ; b.
the 8th m. of the 5th y. of
Kayei (1852) in Sakata,;
province of Ugo; e. s. of the:
late Hikosuke Araki ; m,^
Fukuyo, 3rd d. of Zenbei
Watanabe. Address: Sakai^a-
machi, Akumi-gun, Yama-
gata-ken. , ,

Araki, Kampo (3^ tIc ^ W^i
Painter of Japanese style ; b.
the 6th in. of the 2nd y. of
Tempo (1831) in Kochi, pro-
vince of Tosa ; 2nd s. of
Washu Tanaka, a samurai
of kochi clan and adoptexf
by Kankai Araki, a famous
painter of the Tokugawa

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Era. He studied painting
under ' the tutelage of his
fether-in-law and created a
new school of painting of
his own in later years. Since
1893, has taught painting at
the Women's Higher Normal
School and at the Peers
Girls' School, and was re-
cently appointed a professor
at the "Tokyo Fine Arts
School. Became a member
of the Fine Arts Committee,
attached to the Imperial
Household in 19OO. He has
been several times awarded
gold and silver medals for
pictures exhibited at various
pteutUre galleries. Address;
No. 3. Yaoicho, Hbngoku,
Tokyo.

Araki, Torasalburo (l!£ -^ ^

fejS bB)) Igakti-kaktishij Vrgi.

» and Dean of -Medical ColJege!;.

'- ffi^'^^^ffif-preiectllf e! ' Mdiic. :
grad. from the M. G., Tokyo
Imp. Univ., ^^i 889: and . pro-
) secuted physiology in . Ger-
'• many. Appointed prof of
the 3rd High School, 1896;
present post, 1900. Address'.
Shiino - kamo - mura, Atago-
gun, Kyoto-fu, Tel.\ 2576.

Araki, Tsuuetaro (Jft ;ic fB ic
te)» President of the Yaina-
gkta Electric Light Co.,
Vice-President of the Yama-"
gata Cloth Mfg.' Co.,
Member of the Yamagata

Chamber of Commerce, etc.;
b. the 7th in. of the ist j/.
of Gwanji (1864) 'in the
prefecture of Yamagata ; e..s:
of Zentaro Araki ; m. Eki,
4th d. of Yakichi Ui. Ad-
dress: Yokomachi, Yama-
gata, Prefecture of Yamagata.

Araki, "WaicM (3^ ]^ m — ).
Importer of Foreign dry
goods. Agent of the Dai-
Nippon Artificial Manure
Co., Manager of the Osaka-
branch of the Canada Sun
Life Insurance Co; h. Mar. 5th
of Meiji (1872) in Osaka.
Educ: graduated from the
Tokyo Imperial University.
Since 1900 has been official-
ly and jgrivately several times
to Europe and America ;
Lecturer at the Osaka
Higher Commercial School
during his stay in Osaka,' He
is the pioneer importer of the
cinematograph in Japan.
Publication: "Standard Vo-
cabulist." Recreations: takes
a great interest in playing
checkers ; study of the
Bible ; chirography, etc. Ad-
dress : No. 21,. 4 chome,
Minami-Kyuhoji-rnachi, Higa-
shiku, . Osaka. Tel.: 1910
Hfgashi.

Arai, Keijiro (I; ^ ^ ^'fO,
Captain, com. of the cruiser

uc. :

^^T^fliTose;
Naval Academy. Lieiit. com.
Dec. 1897; com., 1900 ;'se-

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cond com., Aug. 1905. De-
corations: 3rd order of R. S.,
4th order of S. T. 4th class
of G. K.

Arano, Tcshiuro ^ |f |^ ^
IP)' a rich farmer; b. the
4th m. of the 5 th y. of
Ansei (1858J in the province
of Hidachi ; 2nd .y. of Seibei
Kasuya and adopted by
Seiyemon Arano; »«. Ko, d.
■of his adopted father. Was
•once elected member of the
House of Peers. Address:
Nakazato-mura, Kashima-
\. gun, Ibaraki-ken.

Arichi, Shinanojo (;fj J||i £., ;^
:ft)) Baron, ..yiags^MdiaixaL-
Member of the House of
Peers, , Presiding Director of
the Marine Affairs Society,
•Chairman of the committee
for the organization of the
Imperial Volunteer Fleet,
President of the Board of
~ Directors of the Yokohama
Electric Railway, Director of
the Konan Steamship Com-
pany, etc.; b. Mar. 14th
year of Tempo (1843) in the
City of Yamaguchi ; s. of
Kurama Arichi, a samurai
•of Yamaguchi clan: m. Sute,
third d. of Saburoyemon
Satake. In the first year of
Meiji (1868), he took part
in the bombardment of the
English, French and Ameri-
can battlesViips by his feudal
lord - achievine renown by

Iiis energy in the battle.
Afterward he also rendered
the most illustrious sfervices
in the war of Restoration.
In the third year of Meiji
(1870), he went to Europe
to observe the progress of
the war between France and
Germany and returned home
next year. In the same year
he was appointed Major.
In the meanwhile, he retired
from military service and
entered the Navy. Did splend-
idly in the Satsuma Insurrec-
tion as a naval officer.
Gradually rising in rank, he
became Vice- Admiral and was
appointed Commander of the
Standing Squadron in 1895.
He was created Baron and
had conferred on him, the
first Order of the Rising Sun
iu recognition of his meritori-
ous service in connection
with the Japan-China war.
Ever since he has more es-
pecially devoted his efforts
to business enterprises and
now holds the position of
director of the Yokohama
Electric Railway Company
as Avell as that of the Ko-
nan Steamship Company, etc.
He is also a member of the
House of Peers since 1897.
Address: No. 7, 2 chome,
Awajicho, Kaiida, Tokyd.
Tel.: 2599 Head. Office.
Ariga,: ITagatunii (:W1C-fi^>,

I 36 1

Director <f the Mitsui firm ated . from tlie Imperial
dnd of the Mitsui' family As- University of Tokyo (philo-
sociation, Auditcr ofOjipapar sopHy) in 1882; studied
Mfg/Co. Ltd; l>. July, ist politics, psychology and the
of Kfeio (i86'5), ill Kawasaki-' , History of civflizatipn at. tjie
mura, Nishin'ari-guii, Osaka ; University qf B.erlin and after-
s. of Ghorin Ariga- w/. Michi, wards attended Prof. Stein's
J. d. Sahei Ihdo and y. b. lectures on national juri-
of 'Dr.' ... Ariga. ' Educ: spriidence (i886-i887).- His.
graduated from the Law first official appointment was
College of -the Imperial that of secretary to the
University of Tokyo (1889). Senate in 1884. While he
After occupying the posts held tliis post he : returned to
of Assistant Councillor . c f Europe to continue his studies.,
the Bureau of Legislation, After his return from abroad,
Secretary of the Imperial he was appointed secretary
Parliament and Councillor of of the Privy Council as well
the Department of Agri- ' as private secretary to the
culture and Commerce sue- same and assisted its Pre-
cessively, he entered the sident in preparing the
Mitsui: firm hi the 35th of necessary arrangement for
Meiji (1902), now holding the putting in force of the
the' post of director. Ad- Imperial Constitution. Tlien
dress: No. 2, likurakata- he was transferred to the
maehi, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel.: office of the president, of the
305 Shiba. Clubs: Tokyo, Patent Bureau of the Agri-
Nihpii, Kojunsha. cultural and Commercial
Ariga, ' ITagao {;% %.^ *©, Department and made coun-
Hogaktthakiishi, Btingakn- cillor of the same, in addition,
hakushi, Lecturer of Inter- botli of these posts he re-
national Law at the Waseda signed however after having
University and at Ihe Military occupied them for only eight
College, Chief Editor of the months. In 1894, when tlie
" Diplomatic Review," etc.; Japan-China War broke out,
b. Nov. the first year of he was ', entrusted, by the-
Manyen ( 1 8€o) iii Kawasaki- Cabinet, with its investiga-
mura, Nishinari-gun, province tion regarding war matters
of Settsu; s. of Chorin Ariga; and was ordered to proceed-
m. Chiyo; Welder sister of to the Imperial headquarters.
5filljima Tan. Edtic: gradu- at Hiroshima. Oil October

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•of the same year, he became
adviser to the Commanding
offices of the 2nd Army
upon international law and
went to the front.'"'^' After the
war, he sailed to Europe
and published in Paris " An
essay on International Law
•concerning the China-Japan
War" in French and re-
turned home in 1896, after
having called on various
International jurists in the
European Continent. He
was then appointed lecturer
on international law at the
Military College and at the
Paymasters' School and also
Director of the Japan Red
Cross Society. In 1899, he
represented Japan at the
Peace Conference in London.
He went to Manchuria as
adviser to the Manchurian
Army upon international law
during the Russo-Japanese
War and afterwards was de-
corated with the Third Class
Order of the Rising Sun. Pnbli-
cation: Among various works
on international law, politics,
jurisprudence, sociology etc.,
the most noted are " His-
tory of Modern Diplomacy,"
International law during
the Russo Japanese- war
(French," '-International
Law in connection with the
China-Japan War," " Com-
mentaries on the Laws

of Ancient Japan, " a volume
on Administrative Law," etc.
Address-: No. 56, Myogadani-
machi. Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Tel.: 350 Bancho.

Arika-wa, Gorosaku (J^jllS-
Sf^)i Qolond, commander_gf_

the srffTrfeirofTS'^mlffi^'"'
tEFTnipT*Gua'fdT"'2:~l'8'6^"Tir

Naganbken, Sub-lieut., 1892;

lieut., 1894; captain, 1897;

major, 1903 ; lieut.-colonel,

1905 ; colonel, 4th Oct. 1909;

present post since Feb. 191 2.

■ Decorations : 5th order of

Sacred Treasure, 4th order

of Rising Sun, 3rd class of

Golden kite. Address : office

of the 3rd guard regiment of

infantry, Tokyo.

Aiikawa, Sadahisa (pg Ul^M'
m)' Mayor of Kagoshima ;
(5. Nov. 1861 in Kagoshima ;
1st s. of S3hachi Arikawa,-
a samurai of Kagoshima;
m. Taki, sister of Kin-ichiro
Kono. After serving as
Police Inspector in several
prefectures, was appointed
Mayor of Kagoshima. Ad-
dress: Kagoshima City Hall,
Kagoshima.

Arikawa, Teiliaku (;^ )\\ ^

6)1 Rear-^4-dsy£^..ffl»£S§SS^
list ;" h. Nov. 'i 8567 -STTcl ~s. '
of Teibin Arikawa, a samurai
of Kagoshima; m. Sae, 2nd
d. of Hikogoro Sakamoto, a
samurai of Kagoshima. Sub-
Lieutenant, 1879; once held

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the post of the Navigating
Lieutenant of the Standing
Squadron, Prof of the Naval
University, etc.; decorated
with 3rd Order of Merit and
4th class of Golden Kite in
recognition of his services
during the late war. Ad-
dress: No. 39, Higashimachi,
Azabu, Tokyo.

Arima, Ichitaro (;fj ,fl| [jj 1^.,
SI5)> Director - of Hyogo
Transportation Company,
Commercial Bank, Hyogo
Electric Railway Company,
etc.; b. June, 1852; ist s.
of Yoshisuke Arima; m.
Yone, 1st d. of Izaemon
Ogawa. Member of the
Kobe Chamber di Commerce,
'Etc. Also once was member
of the Kobe City Assembly.
Address: No, 20, Hyogo-
kawasakimachi, Kobe-shi,
Hyogoken. Tel.: .163 Cho.

Arima, Kaiman (fl- ,1 ^ ^,),
Connt, President of the
"' Kurume Ikueikwai "; b.
June the first year of Gwan-
ji-(i864) in Kurume, province
of Chikugo; 5th s. of Raisei
Arima, a feudal lord of Ku-
rume clan. '^ created Count
in 1884; successively held
posts in the Board of Cere-
monies and in the Depart-
ment of . Agriculture and
Commerce. Address: No. 31,
Hashibacho, Asakusa, Tokyo.
Tel.: .884 Shitaya.

Arima, Ritsusaburo (;f) 15 '/^
Hilt), Capt^n: b. 1869. Educ;
Naval Academy. Lieut, com.
Dec. 1897; com., Sept. 1900;
second com., Aug. 1905.
Decorations: 3rd order of R.
S., 4th order of S. T., 4th
class of G, K.

Arima, Hyokitsu CtMKffi),
Rear^Admiral; commander^of,,

ItE ff^i s t— squa3[i:aiL.siiu:e i)ec.

^iQiZJy^'b- Nov. 1 861, in Wa-
]<ayama-ken; ist s. of Gen -
kwan Arima, a samurai of
Wakayama-ken; m. Ei, 2nd
d. of Taka-aki Wakayama,
a samurai of Tokyo. Sub-
Lieutenant, 1888; after serv-
ing as master of battleship,
A'««2Z£'«, Captain of the cruiser
Kasagi, Chief of Staff of Ta-
keshiki Naval Establishment,
Staff of the ist Squadron,
Captain of Itvnte, Chief of
Staff of the 2nd Squadron,
Principal of Naval Gunnery
School, became Staff of the
Nav. Staff Board, Dec. 1910.
Decorated with 3rd Order of
Merit and 3rd Class of Golden
Kite in recognition of his
services during the Russo-
Japanese War. .Address : No.
22 Kasumi cho, Azabu-ku,
Tokyo.

Aiima, Tojiro Qii W,m^m>
Rice and manure merchant.
Director of the Manshu Trade
Co., etc.; b. the 8th in. of
the 4th y. of Ansei (1857)

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in the prefecture of Hiogo;
2nd. s. of Kisuke Arima; m.
Tomi, e. d. of Sakuzaemon
Tanaka. . Address : No. 20,
Kavvasakicho, Kobe. Tel.:
163.

Arima, Yoriyubi «) ,Bfg^%
Viscount,, Member ' of the
House of Peers; b. Oct. the
third year of Meiji (1870) in
Kurume, Province of Chiku-
go; s. of Raisei Arima,
a feudal lord of Kurume
clan, and adopted by Yoko-
in, widow of the feudal lord
of Fukiage, Shimozuke Pro-
vince; m. Fuji-ko, sister of
Takanori Kyogoku, Viscount.
Was elected member of the
House of Peers in 1902;
granted 4th Order of the
Rising Sun in recognition of
merit during the Russo-
Japanese War. Address: No.
29, Banbacho, Honjo, Tokyo.
TeL\ 1073. Shitaya.

Arimatsu, Hideyoshi (pg'IS^
fS)> Dir. of Imp. For. Con. Bur.
b. the 3rd .y. of Bunkiu
(186-3) in Okayama. Educ:
graduated from the, Doitsu
Kyokwai Gakko (German
Language School) in 1888
and passed the higher civil
service examination the fol-
lowing year. He was for-
merly in the Department of
Justice either as . judge or
councillor; councillor of the
Department of Agriculture

and Commerce then of the
Home Department and of
the Bureau of Legislation
( 1 894 - 1 898) ; ordered to
attend the International Sani-
tary Conference held at
lyiadrid and also the Con-
ference for the protection of
released prisoners held at
Antwerp both in 1898; trans-
ferred as director of the
Police Bureau of the Home
Department the same year;
again councillor of the
Bureau of Legislation in
1902 ; governor of Mie-
prefecture in 1904; director
of ths Police Bureau in 1908,
Address: No. 2, Nakasato-
cho, Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel.;
680 Bancho.

Ario, Keiju (;f « gic a\
Director of the Japan Hypo-
thec Bank; b. June the 2nd
year of Kaei (1849) in the
city of Ogaki, province of
Mino; adopted by Yasushige
Ario, a samurai of Ogaki
clan and married Sada, d.
of Ikuji Ha=:egawa. In the
4th year of Meiji (1871), he
entered • the service of the
Department of Finance and
greatly assisted in the work
of revising the Land Tax
Regulations, for which service
he was appointed secretary
of the same Department.
Afterwards he was promoted
to be president of the Direct

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Tax Section of the Revenue
Biireau being chiefly engaged
fii' planning the scheme for
ffite maintenance of the uni-
form levying of the land tax,
for which purpose he travel-
led into almost every part
«f the Empire during his
term of office.:. When the
Japan Hypothec Bank was
established in 1897, be was
elfficially appointed one of its
directors, which post he still
holds. He was granted the
Third Class of the Sacred
Treasure and entitled to the
payment of generous pension
in recognition of his long
and faithful service of the
office. He is one of the
most remarkable iigures in
business circles at present.
Address: No. 2, Kami-Fuji-
maecho, Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.:
2081 Shitaya.

Arisaka, Nariaki (:W^JS^)>
Baron, Lieutenant-Generalj^
jex;Sugenntgndentl73'~~~the---
•^^tS!!>^ j^'t _Investi^tion_
"Section,, ex-Advisor to the
Military Arsenal, Tokyo,
Inventor of the ' Arisaka
Gun; b. the 2nd in. of the
5th y. of Kayei (1852) in
Iwakuni, province of Suwo;
2nd J of Samon Kibe and
adopted by Nagayoshi Ari-
saka; /%.' ' Mitsu, sister of
Kuhfharu Miyazaki. He en-
tered the army in 1874. and

after serving as teacher to
the Military Preparatory
School, Commissioner for the
Coastdefence Investigation
Committee, etc., became Cap-

tain of Artillery in 1882;
promoted to be Major in
Apr. 1887; sent abroad to
investigate the matters con-
cerning fort artillery in 1892;
appointed Lieutenant Colonel
and Member of the Artillery
Council on Apr. 1893;
Colonel on May. 1895;
completed the invention of
a new type of quick-firing
mountain gun in Dec. 1897,
after six .year's persistent
effoit; .again sent to Europe
on official business, _ 1899;
promoted Major-General and
President of the Artillery
Council; Superintendent of
the Military Art Investigation
Section iu 1903; created
Baron and awarded the
Second Class of the Golden

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Kite for Ins meritorious
s.ervices in connection with
the Russo-Japanese War.
Promoted to be Lieutenant-
Gen^eral in the same year.
Address: No. 27, Hachiman-
chpi Us.higpme, Tokyo. Tel.:
42^ :Banchp;

i;.';4.risiva Sli:ozo (;ft- .|2 ^ ig),
K:dgqkuhaktishi, Inspector of
the Maval Arsenal, Professor
at 'the Engineering College
of^the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo;
b.' the 1st ni. oi the i.st y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Tokyo;
2nd 5. of Senkichi Arisaka;
m. Toshi-ko, 2nd d. 01 Kyo
Mayeda, samunxi of Tokyo.
Educ: graduated from the
Engineering College of the
Imp. Univ. of Tokyo (1890);
studied naval science in
France (1890 — ^1893). Ap-
pointed Naval Engineer
(1893); was steadily promot-
ed, meanwhile devising a
new plug for 12 inch quick-
firing gun; was twice sent
to England on official busi-
ness and finally promoted
to the present post. Addess:
No. 13 Komagome Akebono-
choj Hongoku, Tokyo.

Arita, Gen-icMro (^M WtM~
B|5)i ex-Member of the House
of Representatives; b. 9th m.
of the 6th J. Kayei (1853) '
in the province of Hizen;
e. .s. of Itsuzo Arita; in. Aya,
2ndd of Nobunaka Naritomi.

Was several times elected
member of the Prefectural
Assembly; Member of ■ the
House of Representatives
since 1907, where he belongs
to the Seiyiikwai, a Govern-
ment party. Address : Asahi-
mura, Kineshima-gun, Saga-
ken. ' ,

Arita, GisM i:^^mWi\ '^^-
Governor of Miye Prefecture;
b. the 1 2th m. of the 6th y.
of' Kayei (1853) in Saga,
province of Hizen; e. s. of
Denzo Arita;_w. Riki, 5th
d. of Josetsu Oishi. Entered
the Dep't of Home Affairs in
1875 and after occupying
the posts of Chief of Police
in the prefectures of Tochigi,
Shimane, ^ Hiroshima, Fuku-
oka in succession was trans-
ferred as Secretary of Shi-
mane Prefecture; was pro-
moted to be Governor of
Tokushima and afterwards
transferred as Governor to
Fukushima, Gumma and
Miye, the last of which
posts he resigned 191 1. Ad-
dress : Jujicho, Odawara-
machi, Ashigarashita-gun,
Kanaga wa-ken.

Arita, Jo (;# H 1".), Major-
jGeneral, COTnmander of Hi-
r o'siii m a^aj^ .fort ., sin c e Sepit.
"igi2^ b. the ist m. of the
2nd y. of Bunkyu (1862) in
Hiroshima; 3rd s. of Minoru
Arita; m. Toshi, e. d. of

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Kageyasu Todo. Educ:
graduated at the Military
College (1886). Appointed
Sub-Lieutenant (June 1886);
Lieutenant (Nov. i888);
Captain (July 1893); Major
(Oct. 1898); Lieutenant-
Colonel (Feb. 1904); Colonel
(Dec. 1906). He held the
position of the Chief of Staff
of the 4th Division in rear
as well as of the Commiss-
ary Staff during the late war;
was awarded the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
3rd Class of the Golden Kite
for his services. Address :
Head-quarter of the Hiro-
shima Bay Fort. .

Ariyoshi, Akira (/g- g §q ,
Consul-General at Shanghai;
b. Apr. the 9th y. of Meiji
(1876) in Kyoto; 2nd s. of
Sanhichi Ariyoshi. Educ:
graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School
(1898); passed^ the examina-
tion for the diplomatic serr
vices (1898). Appointed
Consul at Fusan, Newchang,
and Secretary to the Japan-
ese --Embassy' .at Pa.ris;
transferred to his present
post iin 1909.. Address.:
Japanese Consulate-General,
Shanghai:

Arisawa, .mototsugu (^ 55
X ^\> Medical practitioner,
besides being President, of
the .Sakai Brick Mfg. Co., '

Auditor of the Fiikushima
Spinning and the Central
Cement Mfg. Companies, etc.;
b. the 3rd m. of the 3rd y.
of Kokwa (1846) in the pro-.
vince of Kaga; brother of
Kohei Arizawa; m. Sada, e.
d. of Chikamasa Okubo,
Early studied medicine and
began practice at Osaka.
Later became engaged in
business and is now holding
the above positions. Ad-
dress: No. 69, 5 chome,
Fushimicho, H gashi-ku, O-
saka. Tel.: 1943 I-Ionkyoku.
Ariyoshi, MasaicM (r^' ^ H
--).^ColOTjel^jlnfaOtry, com-
manBer orthe 63rd regiment;

-^^^ms^X'v. "TZmMC-Yz.- "
maguchi"ken . Sub-lieutenant,
1888; lieutenant, 1892; cap-
tain, 1896; major, 1902;
lieut-colonel, 1901; colonel,
1908. Decoratio)ts\ Ae'dcioidex
of R. S., 3rd Order of S. T;,
3rd class of G. K. Address:
com. office of the 63rd infant-
ry, regiment, Matsue.

Asabuki, Eiji v|S n.^ It — ),
Special m; of the T. C. C.>
director of Mitsui Bussan Co.,
Ltd, Sakai Celluloid Co;, Ltd,
Auditor of Mitsui Bank; etc.;
b. the 2nd in. of the 2nd y.
of Kaei '. { 1 848) in Shimogo-^
rnura, Shimoge-gun, province
of- Buzen; 2nd s. of Taizo
Asabuki; m. Sumi,- sister- of
Saizo Nakamigawa, Educ:

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graduated from the Keio-
gijikii. Entered the Mitsui
firm and was appointed
managing director of the
Mitsukoshi Department Store
and of the Mining section of
the same firm. Afterward
he became managing director
of the Kanegafuchi Spinning
Co., still retaining the post
of advisor to the Mitsui
firm. Address: No. 32, Ko-
bikicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 211 Shimbashi.

Asada, Eiji Q^ ffl ^ ^),
Professor of the Tokyo School
of Foreign Languages; b. the
4th m. of the 1st j/. of Kei-
wo (1865) in Choshu; e. s.
of Heisaku Asada; m. Mika,
e. d. of Kyutaro Takiguchi.
Edtic: graduated from the
North Wester and Chicago
Universities (Ph. D.). Ap-
pointed Professor of the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School; and then present
post (1897). Address: No.
94 Kogaicho, Azabuku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1080 Shiba.

Asada, lEasakiolii (-^Blgfe^),
Soy-brewer; b. Nov. the i ith
y. of Meiji (1878) in Tokyo;
2nd s. of the late Masakichi
Asada; m. Iki, e. d. of Zin-
yemon Asada. Address: No.
576, Nakanomachi, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo-fu. 7el.:
1342 Bancho.

Asada, MTobuoki C-SH ■©#?).

Baron, . General, Superintend-
ent of the Military Education;!
b. the 1 0th m. of the 4th j^.
of Kayei (185 1) in Kawagoe,
province of Musashi; 2nd s.
of Kanso Sakaguchi, a sa-
murai of Kawagoe clan, and
adopted by Junshin Asada;
m. Kino, e. d. of Isaburo
Saito. Edtic. : graduated
from the Military College at
Osaka (1873). Appointed

Sub-Lieutenant (Mar. 1872);
Lieutenant (Oct. 1873); took
part in the Satsuma insur-
rection as Captain , of the
Third Battalion of the Fly-
ing Column; Major (Mar.
1884); sent to China on
official business (Mar. 1888);
Lieutenant-Colonel (June.
1 891); Staff-officer to the
Third Army Division (the
.same year); Colonel and
Chief of Staff of the Colonial
Militia; Major-General (Sept.
1897); Commander of the
First Brigade of the Impeiial

[ 44 ]

l-Jody. Guard ; Lieutenant-
■General (Sept. 1904) and
Commander of the Imperial
■Guard Division. \Viien the
Russo-Japanese War broke
out, he corhmanded the
Brigade -under General Ku-
raki;: and: first, landed, in
Korea- land marching north
t'oeik:-part in- the battles of
Yalu2 Siu^yen. Fert-shui-Ling
and::-sorije others,. After-
wards was 'the conxmander
of the first column iaf the
first Army and fought the
battles /of Liaoyang, Sha,-ho
and Mtikden:; was comman-
der of the :12th Division
after the war. Was trans-
ferred tp his present post in
Sept. 191.1 after commanding
the 4th Army Division from
Nov. 19 G. Was created
Baron and awarded the
Second Class of the Golden
Kite, Order of Rising Sun of
xst rank; promoted to Gener-
al, 1912. Address: No 14
Ichigaya tomih'sacho, Ushi-
gome-kii, Tokyo.'

" Asada, Tei'iro QtE3.ft?>:IR)i
Presiding Diiector of the
Ikuno Bank; b. the 6th m.
of the 2ndjj'. of Ansei (1855);
4th s. of Yakuro Takahashi
and adopted by Renpei
Asaga; m. Sen, e. d. of his
father-in-law. Address: Iku-
nomachi, Asaki-gun, Province
of Ta:zima. ■

Asada, Tokunori IvSH^ilij),
Lord-in Waiting in the Kin-
kei Hall, Member of the
House of Peers, President of
the Narita Railway Co., etc.;
l>. 1 ith m. of the ist j/. of
Kaei (1848) in Kyoto; e. s.
of Kingo Asada; m. Mine,
e. d. of-Genseki Nakagawa.
Entered diplomatic-, service
in 1874 and was appointed
Secretary to the Japanese
Legation at Washington.
Afterwards was transferred
as Director of the Bureau of
Commercial Affairs as well
as Director of the Accounts
Section of the Department
of Foreign Affairs and finally
promoted to be Minister
Resident, jn 1889, tempo-
rarily retired from the dip-
lomatic service and became
successively the Governor of
Nagano, Niigata, and several
other prefectures. Again
entered the Department of
Foreign Affairs and was ap-
pointed Vice-Minister of the
same in 1900. His last
ofificial post was that of Vice-
Minister of the Department
of Communications. Was
made a member of the
House of Peers by Imperial
nomination in 1903. At
present is taking an active
part in business and holds
the positions of President of
the Narita Railway Go. and

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Dircctorsli'p of various other
Companies. Address.: No.
48. Shimo-rokubancho, Koji-
machi, Tokyo. Tel.: 955
Hancho. • .

Asaba, Yasushi (g| eg if),
:Mcniber of the House of
Representatives, Member of
the Sapporo Chamber of Com-
merce; b. Jan. 1854; m. Uta,
3r(J d. of Naoyuki Tanitsu,
;i samurai of Tokyo. Deco-
rated with 4th Order of
Merit in 1904. Address:
No. So. Yushima-mikumicho,
Ifongoku, Tokyo. 7^/.: 99S
Shitaya. ...

Asahara, Shinjiro (^Mfiit^
fiji)' Igakiihakushi, President
and chief physician of the
Prcfectiiral Hospital at Kago-
shima; b. Mar. the 4th of
Meiji (1871) in Tokyo; s. of
Tamotsu Mtirata. Ediic. :
graduated from the Medical
Department of the First
High School (1893); gra-
tluatcd from the University
of Kcrlin and had conferred
on him the degree of Dr.
(189s — 1898). He was one
of the Medical Staff of
Higashi-yama Hospital, Kyo-
to and the Assistant Profes-
sor at the Kyoto Imperial
University ( 1899 — 1909J. Ad-
dress:tio. ..3g. Kasugacho,
Kagoshima. Tel.: 142.

Asai, Tatsuzo (g| ^ jg =)>
Pciymaster-Colonel, Chief of

the Paymaster's Department
of the; ilth Division; b. 1865
in Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry (June 1885); Lieute-
nant (Nov. 1888); Paymaster-
Lieutenant (Oct. 1894); Pay-
master-Captain (Oct. 1900);
Paymaster-Major (Dec. 1903);;
Paymaster Lieutenant-Colo-
nel (July, 1904); Paymaster-
Colonel(Dec. 1908); decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite in con-
nection with the Russo-Japa-
nese war. Address: Pay-
master's Department of the:
nth Army Division, Zen-
tsujimachi, Kagawa-ken.

Asahina, Chisen (?«fcigairii)^
nam de plume Kanan, author
(now engaged and given
chai'ge of investigating the
history of the War Depait-
ment); b. in the 4th month
of the 2nd year of Bunkyu
(1862) at Mita; A. S. of
Shinyemon ; m. Rokuko, d..
of .Shuzo Shimizu. Ediic. ::
Ibaraki Normal School, Kei-
ogijuku-Gaijiku, Shinbungaku-
sha, Seiritsugakusha and the
preparatory Course of the
Tokyo Univ. ' (graduated in
1884), further' .studied in the
Literature and Law Colleges
. of the Tokio Imp. Univ. From
his student life studied ma-
naging & editing newspaper
from Messrs I'ujita and Yano

ciiid issued a . newspaper intendent of the ; Hbrse
^* Tokyo Shinpo 1888-92; Administration Bureau, chief
then vehemen ly criticised commissoner of the Horse-
Count Okuma's policy regar- plague rnvestigation Com-
ding the treaty revision; in mittee, etc.; b. the 4th ni:

1892 entered the Tokyo of the ist y. of Many en
Nickinicki Skinbtin (a daily (i860) in Yamanashi Pre-

paiper) as chief editor; then fecture; m. Kono, sister of

Had great discussion with the Kuniichiro Komiyama. Edtic. :

late Minoru Kuga ■ supporting graduated from the Military

the late Prince- Ito then College (1886). He was

premier ; proceeded to Eurdpe appointed Sub-Lieti'tehant of

and America, 1896-98 ; again Cavalry (June i886j; Lieu-

■Av«nt abroad, i90i'-02;' had tenant (Nov. 1888 J; Captain

friendly interview with Sir (Nov. 1892). He participated

. Donald Mackenzy Wallace, in the war with China as
Browits, Chirol . & Ravino; commander of a cavalry
Publication: the future written company and distinguished
Language of Japan- (Japa- himself in fighting bravely
riese). Address: i2f Haku- and heroically! with the help
sangoten, ' Koishikawa^ku, of a few men against the
Tokyo. Clubs: '- Tokyo; enemy consisting of a large
Nippon. . ...; -nurnber of ' Manchurian
~ Asakawa, Sehei.c^SJiVSS-^), cavalry and was severely
lieutenant colonel of • artillery, wounded over' the iaffair;
com. of the 7th regiment of Major (Oct, 1897),; Lieu-
artillery; (J. 1870 -in Miye- tenant-Colonel (Nov. 1901)';

~ken; , Sub-lieutenant,' 1889; Colonel ^^ Oct. 1904); Major--

lieutenant, 1892; captain, General (Sept. 19G9); was

1896; major, 1903; present granted the Third Order

rank since 1908 and present of the Rising Sun toge-

pbst since Nov. 191 1. Deco- ther_ with the Third Class

rations: .5th order of S. T., of-- the Golden Kite in

4th order of" R.S., 5th class recognition of his merit in

of G; K.' Address : the com. connection with the Russo-

bffice of the 7th artillery,' re- Japanese War. Address:

^iment, Asahigawa, Hokkai- No. 53 Hiakunincho Okubo'

do. ■ ' n^ra, Tokyo. Tel.: 21 11

' Asa^aw.i, Toshinotu (.^ )\\ Bancho.
®t "!!?i^y Major-General, super^ Asako, Hambei CSfT^^Rff).

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A rich merchant ; b. Nov.
the 2nd y. of Meiji (1869)
in the prefecture of Saitama;
e. s. of the late Hambei
Asako; m. Moto. Address:
Kusakamachi, Kitaadachi-
giin, Saitama-ken.

Asakuno, Kanjuro (IS/^ifM
i*SP). colonel,_ corn, of the ist
infanfiy""Feg'rnent; b. 1869 in
©tt£pEen7~'~" .Sub-lieutenant,
1893; lieutenant, 1895; cap-
tain, 1898; Major, 1904;
lieut. colonel, 1907 ; present
rank, 191 1. Dec. 5th order
of S. T., 4th order of R. S.,
3rd class of G. K. Address:,
88 Minamicho, Yotsuya-ku,
Tokyo.

Asakura, Bunzo (^% -^ % H);
■Igakuhakiishi, Director of the
Asakura Hospital; b. Sept.
1863, in Gumma-ken; 2nd
s. of Yoshinori Asakura; m.
Koj 3rd d. of Shozo Sawa.
Educ: graduated from the
College of Medicine in the
Tokyo Imperial University in
i888.' Address: No. 25, 5
chome, Fujimicho, Kqjimachi,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2900; 2901;
Bancho.

' Asami, Matazo Q^M^XM),
President of the Taiko Steam-
ship Co., Director of the
Ujigawa Electric Co.; b.
Feb. the 9th y. of Meiji
'{i^yG) in the prefecture of
Shiga; 2nd s. of the late
Matazo Asami; m. Maki

2nd d of Hikosaburo Walca-
mori. Address: Nagahama-
machi, Sakatagun, Prefecture
of Shiga.

Asano, Chokan, (v^ if :B£i)i),
Marquis, Lord-in- Waiting in
the Jako Hall, Member of the
House of Peers, Director of
the Fifteenth Bank, etc,; /;.
the 7 th ni. of the 13th j/. of
Tempo (1842) in Hiroshima,
Province of Aid; e. s. of
Yusho Asano, brother of
Naganori Asano, Daimyo of
Hiroshima, and adopted by
the latter in the 3rd. j/. of
Ansei. Early in the Restora-
tion Era, he embraced the
cause of the Emperor and
took active part in the battles
of Fushimi and Toba with a
large number of troops imder
his command, for which
service he was afterward
granted by the Emperor an
annual pension of ten thou-
sand koku of rice. In 1867,
he was appointed one of the
Councillors tQ_tlj&^-Iaifi£rial_
Government and afterwards
Governor of Hiroshima Pre-
fecture. In 1880, he was
transferred and made Coun-
cillor of the Senate and then
entered the diplomatic ser-
vice, receiving an appoint-
ment as Envy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary
to Italy in 1882. After
retiring from the Government

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service, <he ivas elected Mem-
bef of the House of Peers
in 1890.. Address: 'No. 3,
Yayoicho, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel.-: 81 Sliitaya.

Asano, Chotaro Q% if A ic
5P), ex- Member of the House
of Peers (representative of
highest taxpayers of Toyama-
ken); d. Aug. 1856; 2nd s.
of Ito Asano; m. Naka, ist
d. of Toyozo Fujise. Ad-
dress: Sasakura, Hoshihaya-
rmira, Nei-gun, Toyama-ken.

Asano, Isamu Q% gf ^),
ex - Paymaster -General of
Navy, Presiding Director of
the 68th Bank; l>. the 2nd
m: of the 2nd y. of Ansei
(1855) in the province of
Yamato; 2nd s. of Kumae-
mon Yamada and adopted
hy the late Rakuzo Asano;
m. Kuni, sister of Norimchi
Tazuka. Address: No. 17,
Nabeya-cho, Nara city, pro-
vince of Yamato.

Asano, M:%sT.yasu.(->$g:j£^),
»lSfi.«iiftr.?ft£?jber of the Naval
Material Sept., instructor of
the Naval college; b. 1869,.
Ediic. : Naval Academy.
Lieut, com., Dec. 1867; com.,
Sept. 1899;.. second Cap.,
Dec. 1905. Decorations:
3rd order of R. S., 4th order
of S. T., 5th class of G. K.
Address : 2 Tameike, Aka-
sakaku, Tokyo.

Asano, BEbrio Q^ if =3= ^,

13ar6n, Member oi the 'HouSe
of Peers; b. J 2th ni. of the
2nd y. of 7\nsei' (1855) in
Hiroshima, province of Akj-;
uncle of Marquis .Asano";-;:;;?..
Mitsu, sister of Viscount
Higashizono. Since 1 874!,
he was in the service of the
Department of Communi-
cations as postmaster. H<;
was elected member of the
House of Peers in 1905.
Address: No. 3, Yayoicho,
Flongo, Tokyo

Asano, OsuUe (5;t if Hft)).,
Kogaku-hakushi, Expert .of
the Department of Communi-
cations, Professor of' the
Engineering College of the
Imp. Univ. of Tokyo, etc.;
b. the 3rd m. of the 6th y.
of Ansei (1859) in Chaya-
inachi, Province of Bitchu;
3rd s. of Isliun Asano; vi.
Haru, .sister of Jiijiro Hara.
Ediic: gradiiated from the
Engineering College of the
Imp. Univ. of Tokyo (i88i).
Appointed Prof. of the;
Univeirsity (1881); Principal
of the former Tokyo
Post and Telegraph School
(1887); Superintendent of the
Experimental Office of Elec-
tricity, Department of Com-
munication (1891); sent to.
Europe and America for the
investigation of . ,' business
connected ■ with; telegraph,
telephone, electric light.

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electric railway, etc. (iSpJ-™-
1895); Advisor to tlie Tokyo
Street Improvement Com-
mittee (1895); Constructed
the submarine cable between
Osumi and Formosa (1895—
1897); granted the degree
of Ksgakii-kaknshi (1899);
has been in the present post
ever since. Address: No.
148, KSgaicho, Azabu, To=
kyo. Tel.: 94 Shtba.

Asano, SSichiro i^ If jjg, ,-
W)i President of, the Toy5
Steamship Co. and of the
Asano Cement Co., etc.; b.
the 3rd m. of the 1st f. of
Kayei (1848) in Toyama,
province dT Etchu; 4th s. of
Taijun Asano; m. Sakti, 2nd
d- <£ Choemon Suzuki. He
early came up to Tokyo and
established himself as a coal
mtM'chaat after encountering
many hardships- Later he
organized the Asano Cement
Works ill Fukagswa, Tokyo,
which has been nmning very
prosperously ever since,
bringing him a ccaiside'rable
amoont of pr<A. la i885.,
he began -with his qwjj capi-
tal, a shipping and traiKper-
tatidaa buaness by establish-
ing the Toyo Steamship £,0.
Recently he succeeded in
openmg ap a direct steamship
service iitween Japaa and
South America. In addition
to the Ccanpanies above

mentioned, he ig connected
with the Tokyo Gas, Tokyo
Card-board Manufacturing,
Tokyo Artificial Manure,
and Namboku Petroleum
Companies, Address; No.
16, gchome, Tamaebi, Sbiha»
Tokyo. Tel.: 9.88 Shiba.

Asano, YokicW (^ » ^ ti'U
ex-Member of the House of
Representatives; b, March
i868, in Fukuoka Prefecture;
1st s. of Tamesaburo
Asano, a smnurai; m.
Matsu, 3rd ^. of MichitosM
Toyama. a samtirai of Fuku^
oka. EdH£. :_ graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial &hool.. Once was
principal of the Kurtfniie
Commercial School, Member
of Kurume Chamber of
Conamerce, .Editor-in-chief of
Jyoshu SJiimbufl, etc.; is
now one of the editors of the
Osaka Asahi Shimbua,
decorated with 4th Ofder
cf Merit. Address: She|iffia-
maehi, Kurume, F*daJoka=-
ken.

Asanuma, Tdkieiii (>}J Jg H
"§)» Representative partner
of the Tokyo Import and
Export Co., Proprietor of the
Asanuma firm; i. tlie ist m.(£
the 5th year of Kayei (1852)
in Tokyo; e. s. M Zenshipo
Asanuma; m. Toyo, e. d. .of
Ketkiehi Morita. He is now
carrying on an extensive

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business for the manufacture Society, Japan Shipbuilding
of lithographic apparatus and Society, etc. % -
as a druggist.- He has also Asayama, Iku'iro ^ iii fg
various factories and show- ^ IP)) lgaknhaktishi,^^x^
rooms of his own establish- of the College, of Medicine
ment in different quarters of" in the Kyoto Imp. Univ.;
the city. Address : Hirakawa- '^r"lIavc1C"T^6l7"in Kyoto;
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. 7'e/.: 2nd s. of Hajime Asayama,
339 Bancho. a samurai; m. Mika,
Asaoka Mitsutoslii (jj jsg j® 2nd d. of Sokan Kazaka.
4S)>]hisp£Ctor of the Naval. £'^7/<r.: graduated from the
_KJXA&Mff£S-!,,"^^^^>^^^^^^i^^ College of medicine in the
Department of Material of the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1874;
Navy;, d. the nth m. .of studied ophthalmology in
the 1st f., of Bunkyu (1861) - Gefitiahy, 1898-— 1902. In-
in Matsuyama, Province of structor in the Kyoto Me-
lyo; s. of the late Hampei dical School, 1887; Assistant
Toshima; m. Fuji, 2nd d. of Prof, in the College 'of
Sitsuzo Naito. Educ. : grad- Medicine of the Kyoto Im-
uated from the Keiogijihi perial University, 1901; Prof,
and then from a British Naval of the same Institution, 1902;
College. Entered the Imp. Igakuhakushi, 1903; de-
Navy in 1883 as Midshipman corated with 6th Order
and after due promotions of Merit. Address: Muroma-
attained the present rank, chi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto. Tel.:
Sept. 1907 ; sent to England 4636 Kami.
as superintendent of naval AsMda, Junzaburo (g h WS
Construction, 1889-1892; to 2 SR)' Director of the_ K6-
the United States, 1895- 1896; noike Bank and of the Osaka
again sent to England, ] 904- Warehouse Co., Auditor of
1906 ; Chief of the Constru- the usaka Savings Bank; b.
ction Dep't of the Maizuru the 9th m. of the ist y. of
Naval. Station, 1907; Chief Ansei (1854) in Tokyo; e. s.
of the Construction Dep. of of the late Kujuro Ashida;
the Saseho Naval Station, m. Shin, adopt, d. of Baron
1908; present post since Matsuo. Address: No.
1909. Address : Iriaraimura., 21, 2 chome, Imabashi,
Ebaragun, Tokyo- fu. Clubs: Higashiku, Osaka. Tel.: 22,^0
British Shipbuilding Society, Honkyoku.
Anglo-Japanese Shipbuilding Ashili- ra, Nobuyuki eg ^,

C SI ]

•fn ^)> Surgepn Lieiitenant-
ColoneJ, Chief of the Medical
Department of the 17th
Army Division; b. 1870 in
Kyoto. Surgeon Sub-Lieu-
tenant (Nov. 1 891); Surgeon-
Lieutenant (Dec. 1894);
Surgeon-Captain (Oct. 1897);
Surgeon-Major (Nov. 1902);
Surgeon - Lieutenant - Colonel
(Dec. 1907), Address: The
Medical Department of the
17th Army Division, lijima-
mura, Mitsugun, Okayama-
Icen.

, AsMno, Keisaburo (S if ®C
H ||>), Naval Instructor, ^-In-
structor of the Naval Staff
College; b. Dec. 1867; 2nd
s. of Hisashi Ashino, a sa-
mtirai; in. Fumi, 1st d- pf Ki-
chikyo Tsuji, samtirai. Educ. :
graduated from the college
■of Science in the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1 8 8"8j stu-
died in Europe and Ame-
rica. Appointed Instructor
of the Naval Staff College,
May, 1890. Rewarded with
4th Order of merit. Address:
No. 71 Kikugawa-cho, Hon-
go-ku, Tokyo.

Aso, Jiro (gjt ^ - 115), Di-
rector of the Osaka branch
of the Bank of Japan;
i. Mar. the 4th y. of Meiji
(1871) at Osaka; adopt. 5. of
the late Buhei Aso. Early
entered the service of the
Bank of Japan where he held

for a number of years the
post of the managership of
the Nagoya branch office;
appointed Director of National
Loan Bureau of the bank,
Ap-.il 1910, present post since
Oct. 19 1 2. Address:, Naka-
noshima, Osaka.

Aso, Skozo (Jft ^ JE pgj).
Superintendent of the Japan
Women's University (Private);
b. the 1st m. of ' the ist y.
of Gwanji (1864) in lida-
mura, Kusu-gun, Prefecture
of Oita; 6th s. of Kanzo
A-so;- m. Kishiyo, sister of
Kiyotaro Ozawa. Educ:
graduated from the Doshi-
sha, Kyoto (1882—1887);
studied Philosophy in the
Imperial University of Tokyo
(1887 — 1889). He succes-
sively became teacher to the
Niigata Hokuyetsu Gak-
kan, the Niigata Girls'
School, the Osaka Baika
Girls' School, etc. and was
finally engaged as Professor
at the Doshisha "College in
1893. In 1893, he went to
Europe, and after investiga-
ting the conditions of female
education there returned^
home in 1897. Since 1893,
he in company with Mr.
Ninzo Naruse, after great
efforts succeeded in estab-
lishing the Japan Women's
University and when it was
finally organized in 1901 he

f 5^ 1

became President and also a
J^'ofesfebr of tlie same, Re-
cf'eattons : reading;. ' clieekers,
arid elia't WilM boys. Address :
No. i8 Toyerkawa-ciio, Ta-
kafa; Koislaikawa, Tokyo.

Asiike, Eosei (i^%%- i)j
Expert of the Osaka Local
Government office; b. the
lOth m. of the sth y. -of
Ansei (1858) in Choshu; e. s.
of Meizen Asuke; in. Tsuru,
sister of Sorou Fukuhara.
Address: No. 51, Utsubo
Minami-d'ori, 5 chome, Nishi-
ku, Osaka.

Atomi, Kabei (S 1, ?E ^),
Lady Paiiiter, Principal of
Atoirii Girls' school; 6. 4th
riiontb of nth year of Ten-
po (1840) in a village near
Osaka (Settsu); 2nd d. of
Jiikei At&mi, a Settsu man.
Her name is Takino and the
so called Kakei is iiom ds
pMinie. EdiK.: while young
site studied , painting from
Tbzan tshigaM and Sosan
Maktoo, Chfoese classics
from Shoin Goto, poetry and
hahdwfiting (Chirography)
from Setsuan Miyahara, paint-
ing again from Oriu Maruya-
ma; in Kyoto. Established the
Atbmi girls' school at Tokyo
(1876) and since that time
niany girfe especially in noble
society have been educated
there; Address: No. .27,
¥anagima<:hi, Koishikawa,

Tokyo. Tel.: 4/0 Bancho.

Atinai, ■&htHix&6 CgJ: M. Jf T)^
Lady paiiiter, fiom de fhiiite
is Gyokiishi; b. 1855 in Tokyo;
d^ of Kafeuyo AtSmi, a Sn-
mhrai of Shfagu cfan. EdUe. r
painting froril Gyoktthb Ha-
segawa and Gyokucho Mi-
yazaki; handwriting from
Ekian Miyahara, a pupil oS
the famous Rai Saiiyo, and
again from Gyokusen MocM-
zuki at Kyoto. Served as
teacher at several schools in
Kyoto and Tokyo. Add^
ress: Imagawakoji, Kanda,
Tokyo.

Atsunii, JiEagojuro (^ JU ^
+ Rl>)) Director of the Sen-
dai Rice Exchange and the
77th Bank; President of the
Miyagi Agricultural and Iri-
dustrial Bank, Member of the
Sendai. Chamber of Com-
merce; b. the 1st m. of the
1st jj'. of Kayei (1848) in the
prefecture of Miyagi; 2nd s-
of Chozo Chiba and adopted
by the Atsumi family; ?»..
Kiiio. One of the prominent
business men of Sendai. Ad-
dress : Itchoyu-mura, Kuri-
hara-gun, 'Pi'efecture ot Mi-
yagi.

Atsuxni, Tetsu (M ^ M)y
Pres. of Nippon Kyodo Tea-
Manufacturing Co-., Ltd'.; b.
i860 in the province of
Musashi; e. s. rf Riyata
Atsumi, a samtirm in Shinobu,

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Oaa. Edttc: studied at
Kobiisfw Denshin Gakko
(defunct Telegraph School),
187,7. Took part as T.
Oper'ator in the Satsuma
rebellion ; District Official
in Hyogo-ken, 1883 — 1886;
Manager of the Sliiga &
Co., 1886; tlien entered the
N. Y. K. to the Sub-M.z.xi.
of the Yokohama Branch;
and present post since
1907. Address: Konyamachi,
Shizuoka ken.

Awano, Kenjiro (^ if <ft ^
110> Prof, at the 2nd High
School; b. 1864 in Iwate-
prefecture; e. s. of Takumi
Awano, a samurai. . Educ:
passed the Government ex-
aminations to be an instructor
■of middle schools, 1886.
Assist. — Instructor of Tokyo
Middle School, 1886; Prof
of the First High School,
1889; then transferred to
present post 1892; sent_
_abroad„for.,sbyLd5i^903-£^^r
Address : Kita-San6ancHo,
Sendai.

A'wataguclii, Sadataka (ig gj
PS#). Baron (cr. 1883);
i>. Dec. 1837, in Kyoto; m.
Taka-ko, 1st d. of Nobuatsu
Okumura. Is the descendant
of the famous Kamatari Fuji-
wara. Address: Ichijoagaru,
Muromachi-dori, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto.

Awatsu, Kiyosiike (^ gE ^

^)> Expert of insurance^ Hdr
gaktikakuski, Pi'of of tlie Cd-
lege of Law in the Tokyo
Imperial Univ., President of
Nippon Accident Insurance
Co., Advisor to the Aikoku
Life Insurance Company; b.
April, 1 89 1, in Kyoto. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Imperi-
al Univerity, 1894; further
studied in Europe and Tirne-
rica. Attended the Inter-
national Actuarical Congress
in Paris and New York as
the representative of the Jap-
anese insurance companies,
1903. Publications: Essays
on Insurance; Science of In-
surance, etc. Address: No. i,
3 chome, Misakicho, Kanda,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1695 Hon-
kyoku.

Ayabe, Riyemon (^ §|5 %\\ y^
fi P1)> President of the Kawa-
goe Electric Railway Co.,
Vice-President of the 85th
Bank and Chairman of Kawa-
goe Chamber of Commerce,
etc.; b. the 6th m. of the
1st jf. of Manyen (1865) in
the province of Musashi; e.
s. of the late Riyemon Aya-
be; m. Shima, sister of
Sangoro Matsuoka. Address:
Kawagoemachi, Iruma-gun,
Prefecture of Saitajna.

Ayabe, Sobei m^it^&,
A Druggist, Member of the
House of Representatives;

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b. the 6th in. of the 3rd y.
of Keivvo (1867) in the pre-
fecture of Saitama; e. s. of
So Ayabe; m. Sai, sister of
Takayasu Kyogoku. ' Educ:
graduated from the Tokyo
Pharmaceutical School. Be-
gan practice as a pharmacist;
was . subsequently elected
member of the prefectural
Assembly and Vice-President
of the Kawagoye Chamber
of Commerce, etc.; member
of the House of Representa-
tives since 1907 ; a member
of the Kokuminto (National
Party). Address: Kawagoe,
Iruma-gun, Saitama-ken.

Azuma, Shogo (§• M Bt HlJ).
Igakiihakttshi, vice-President
of the Hamada Frauenheil-
-kunde Hospital.;. "He "was
born at Akita, province of
Ugo. Graduating from the
Medical College of the Im-
perial University of Tokyo in
the 22nd year of Meiji (1893),
he was appointed assistant
professor of the same college

and was ordered to proceed
to Germany to continue his
medical study (1898 — -1901).
After his return from abroad,
he was appointed professor
of the Medical College cf the
Imperial University of Kyoto
and afterwards Examiner of
the Fifth Industrial Exhibition
at Osaka. In later years, he
resigned all his official posts
and is now the vice-President
of the Hamada Frauenheit-
kunde Hospital in Tokyo.
Address: No. 21 Maruyama
Shinmachi, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2286 Shitaya.

Azuma, Takeshi (^ J^V
M. H. R., Dir of Hokkai
Times Co.; b. 1869 in the
province of Yamato. Educ.
studied Law at Tokyo Hd-
gakuifi (ChiJo Univ.). Went
to Hokkaido and was enga-
ged in cultivation; elected
M. H. R. 1908; member of
Seiytikai (a political party)-
Address: Odori, Sapporo.

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B

B--ba, Genii (g # jg Jg),
Judge; President of Hiroshi-
ma Court of Appeal; b. Aug.
i860; 2nd s. of Shobei Ba-
ba. Educ: graduated from
the College of Law in the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1885. Appointed a Junior
Judge in Tokyo Court, i886;
Judge, and President of Yo-
kohama District Court, 1890;
Councillor of the Department
of Justice, 1891; President
of Tokyo District Court and
then Judge of Tokyo Court
of Appeal; sectional chief of
Tokyo Court of Appeal, 1896;
President of Urawa District
Court, 1 898, and shortly after,
transfered as Judge of the
Court of Cassation; was or-
dered to go to England and
America, 1899 ; decorated
with 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: Hiroshima Court of
Appeal, Komachi, Hiroshima.

Baba, Sinsuke (,g "^ ^ ^),
Director of the Nikkan Print-
ing Co., Ltd.; i>. Saitama-
prefecture, Dec. 1866; ist i-.
of Baba, Tahei; m. Tetsu,
adopt, d. of Inoue Seifu.
Address: No. 12 sanchome,
Nishikicho, Kanda, Tokyo.
Tel.: 3233 Honkyoku.

Baba, MicMbisa ^•'^'M.^ji
President of Iwase Bank and
many other large Cos:, Au-

ditor of the Keihin Electric
Railway Company, the Nihon
Paint Co., etc.; b. 1846,
Toyama prefecture. Mem-
ber of Toyama Prefectural
Assembly, 1883 ; headman
of Higashi-iwase, a town 1889;
member of House of Peers,
1890 — 1897. Address: No.
16 Tori-nichome, Nihonbashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel-'- 1225 cho-
honkyoku.

Baba, Saburo (.g ^ = j|{).
Lord Steward to Prince Fu-
shimi; b. in Saga Prefecture
Aug. 1865; 2nd s. of Kyoto-
sht Baba; m. Fuku. Decorat-
ed with 3rd Order of Merit.
Address : Tatsumimon, Ao-
yama palace. Tel.: 1980
Shimbashi.

Ban, Naonosuke ({$: g ^ ^),
nom de plume,- " Chisai" \
import and export merchant.
Director of the Manshu Horse
Improvement Co., etc. ; b. the
8th m. of the 2nd y. of
Bunkyu (1862) in Tokyo. ; s.
of Toichiro Oshima, a samu-
rai, and adopted by Naokiyo
Ban, a samurai of Kokura
clan ; m. . Kine, 2nd. d. of
Shindai Yanagizawa. Educ. :
studied under the late famous
scholar Keiu Nakamura ;
graduated from the Donin-
sha, 1880. Entered the
Tokyo Keizai Zasshisha
(Tokyo Economic Magazine
Publishing Office) as its writer

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and becalfte at the same tifile
CoMribator t& the VamaHashi
KyVchu SMmbun, a daily-
papier' published at Kofu,
Yaiftaaashi-ke«) 1880; Chief
clerk of the Chiba Prefectural
Assembly, 1 884 ; chief writer
erf the Vsaka Rikken Shim-
bun, 1 886 ; started the publi-
cation of the Talhei Shimbun
in company with Tsuneteru
Miyagawa and others, 1887 ;
Lecturer of the Kyoto Do shi-
sha, 1887; established in
ccanpany with the late J.
Niishima the Kyoto Nursery
School, the first of its kind
in Japan, 1887 ; Manager of
the Ryomo Railway Co.,
which he founded in company
with the late Ukichi Taguchi,
Eiichi Shibusawa and others,
1888; Director of the Oda-
wara Tramway Co., 1889;
General Manager of the Ban-
tan . Railway Co., 1895 ;
elected Member of the
House of Representatives,
the same year ; Manager
of the Kyoto Railway Co.,
1896; Director of the same,
1902; Manager of .the Kyoto
Chinese -Language School,
1903 ; Director and there
President of the Iwa Railway
Co., 1907 \ Employe of the
Imp. Railway Board, 1908 ;
Couftcillor of the same, i^foS ;
Chief Clerk of the Osaka
Chamber of Commerce, 1909 ;

present post since January
19 1 2. Recreations: riding,
archery, swimming, painting,
chirography, tdai^^\xs\c, etc.
Address : No 1$, Osakim'achi,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo-^fu. Tet. :
3379 Sbiba.

Bando, Kangoro (M^'B'S.
II5)) Member of the House of
Representatives; b. Jan. 1S61,
in Tokushima-ken; ist s. of
Tsunegoro Bando; m. Seki,
sister of Sataro Kume. Bditc:
studied Law, Politics and
Poitical Economy. After ren-
dering services as member
of rural district and pre-
fectural assemblies, and as
Councillor and Vice-President
of Prefectural assembly, was
elected member of the House
of Representatives for Toku-
shima-ken in 1894. Decora-
ted with the 4th Order of
Merit in recognition of his
services during the Russo-
Japanese War. Address; No.
16 nichome, Tsukiji, Kyo-
bashiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1-843
Shimbashi.

BMiao, Otoya, (ff if Zi *)»
Auditor of the Japan In-
dustrial Bank; b. in Tokyo,
April, 1867; 2nd s. of Ban-
no Saiegusa; m. Misa, ist d.
of Yashiro Norinaga, Educ.
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial Univei-sity, i'892. Ser-
ved in the Financial Depart-

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ment, but resigning entered
the Industrial bank on its
formation. Address: No. 3
Nichome, Kayacho,' Ushigo-
meku, Tokyo. Tel.: 258
Bancho.

Bansai, Bihacliiro (^Sjf))A
H»)> colonel of artillery, mem-
ber of the General Staff
office; b. 1873 i" Tokyo.
Sub-lieut., March 1892; lieut.,
Oct. 1894; captain, Oct.
1897; major, June 1903;
jieut. colonel, Nov. 1907 ;
present rank, Feb. 191 2.
Decorations : 4th order of E..
S., 5th order of S. T., 4th
class of G. K. Address : Gen-
eral Staff Office, Tokyo.

Banto, Shucho (« :^ ^ H),
/. n. Katsutaro Kaneko,
Actor; b. 1880 in Tokyo;
adopted s. of the 2nd Shia-
cho Banto; in. Fukuko, d.
of his foster-father. Ediic.i

privately. From his boy-
hood he was studying Utat
and when he was 17 years
old he became one of the
pupils of the late Danjuro.
Three years after he was
adopted by the 2.nd Shueho;
and after three years he has
became the third Shucho;
He is well known as an ex-
cellent actor of female char-
acter, so that once upon a
time when he played a fe-
male part at a theatre of
Yokohama he was regarded
as a true woman by some
foreigners. Publications: Yo-
garasu (night crow), Tsuki-
hitotsti (one moon), both are
Japanese drama. Recreations:
music, shooting, billiard. Ad-
dress : 7g Kaminegishi, Shita-
ya-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 2i96 Shi-
taya.

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Chayama, Toyoya (^lilStt)i
captain, director of the Mai-.
dzuru Port Affairs Dept.; b.
1866. Educ: Naval Acade-
my. Lieut, com., Dec. 1 897 ;
com., Sept. 1900; second cap.,
August 1905. Decorations :
3rd order of R. S., 4th order
of S. T. Address : Maidzuru.

Chiba, Naoe (^ H a tt),
Judge; President of Matsu-
yama District Court; b. Sept.
i855j_»«. Aya, 1st d. of Kam-
bei Okawara, a samurai < f
Yamagata. Passed the ex-
amination for Bench, 1887;
after holding posts of Judge
of Shidzuoica District court,
Chief Judge of Nagano Dis-
trict Court, Chief Judge of
Utsunomiya District Court,
and President of Nemuro-
District Court, was ultimately
raised to present post. De-
corated with 4th Order of
Merit. Address: Public resi-
dence of the President of
Matsuyama District Court,
Matsuyama, Ehime-ken.

Cliiba, Sadamoto C^ ^ A Ifr))
Governor of Nagano; b. in
Yamato-province, Feb. 1852;
1st. s. of Kiyomune Chiba;
m. Miyo, sister of Wakao,
Shinichi. Ediic: studied law
in Tokyo. President of Oka-
zaki Local Court, 1877;
Public procurator, 1881;

Councillor of the Department
of Justice, 1887; President
of Otsu District Court, 1891;
President of Okayama Dis-
trict Court, 1894; President
of Kobe District Court, 1 895 ;
Councillor of the Court of
Administrative ■ Litigation,
1900. Decorated with 3rd
Order of Merit. Address:
Official house. No. 5, Agata-
cho, Nagano-shi, Nagano-
ken.

Chiba, Toshijiro (-T H ffe ^
MR); Igakithakiishi, Proprietor
of the Mazumi Hospital in
Tokyo; <5. Dec. 1863 in the
prefecture of Chiba; e. s., of
Haruki Chiba, a samurai of
Yamaguchi clan; m. sister
of Kungo Ogawa. Educ.
graduated from the Medical
College of the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo. Appointed ,
assistant Prof, of the Im-
perial University of Tokyo;
went to Germany and stayed
there abgut three years; after
his return he was appoint-
ed prof of the same; now
proprietor of the Mazumi
Hospital in Tokyo. Address..
No. 25, Sanchome, Tamachi
Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel.: 363 Bancho. ,_

Chiba, Yajima <c^nm^
.S)) Doctor; one of the
highest taxpayers. . of Chiba
Prefecture; b. May, -rSfe, in
Chiba Prefecture; ist s. of

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Shoya Chiba; m. Mitsu, sis-
ter of Taninobu Kamishiro..
Edttc: graduated from the
College of Medicine in the
Tokyo Imperial. University,
1 89 1. For many generations
his family have been doctors;
is specially famous for his
thorough knowledge of
Ophthalmology. Address:
Tsurue - mura, Chosei - gun,
Chiba Prefecture.

Chicliiiwa, Yeiichi (^ ■* :^
3i — )) Director of Osaka
Branch of the Marine Trans-
portation Fire Insurance
Company (Kaijo-unyu-Kwa-
sai-hoken - kabushiki - kaisha) ;
b. Aug. 1851, in Saga Pre-
fecture; 1st s. of Shingo
Chichi-iwa, a samurai of
Saga; in. Nao, 1st d. of
Naoemon Harima. Once
served as Police Inspector of
HyOgo-ken, Headman of
Tengoku-gun in Saga-ken,
Police Inspector of the Metro-
politan Police Office, Com-
missioner of the Formosan
Governrrient, Address : No.
57, 4 chome, Honcho, Higa-
shi-ku, Osaka.

diihaya, JVCasaiiJ^o C^ ^ IE
^ W), Dir, of the Tokyo
Woollen Manufacturing Co.;
h. July, 1856 in Nayegimura,
Enagori, Pi-ovince of Mino.
He entered the Naval pay-
master's schoi>l; was promoted
to assist, paymaster and even-

tually became Fleet Pay-
master. He was elected
member of the House of Re-
presentatives in 1908. Ad-
dress : No. 36, Nakacho, Ushi-
gomeku, Tokyo. Te/.: 2130
Bancho.

Ciiikaiio, Yasuzo (igIF/f.l3)>
colonel of engineer, chief
staff of the 17th Army Divi-
sion; b. 1867 at Kumamoto.
Sub. lieut., June 1886; lieut.,
Nov. 1890; captain, April
1895 ; major, June 1901 ;
lieut. colonel, June 1904 ;
colonel, March 1908. De-
corations : 3rd order R. S.,
4th order of S. T., 3rd class
of G. K. .Address: Okayama.

Chikasliige SCasunxi (ig ■^
iR. !®)> Rigakuhakushi, ]B\^C.
S. (London), Prof of the
College 'of' Science and
Engineering of the Imperial
University at Tokyo; b. May
1870 in Kochi, province of
Tosa; son of Yashihohiko
Chikasuini. Ediic. : graduat-
ed from the Tokyo English
Language School (1885-6),
the First High School (i 886-
1891), the College of Science
(1891-1894), the University
Hall (1894-9), the University
of Gettingen (1905-7), the
University of Berlin (1907),
the University of Paris (1907
-1908) where he specially
studied chemistry, was ap-
pointed pnjfessor of the Fifth

1 €o 3

High school (1986-8); assist-
ant professor of the College
of Science and . Engineering
at the University of Kyoto,
(1898 — 1908); professor of
the Science and Engineering
College of the Imperial Uni-
versity (since 1908). Public-
ations: "Discussion of Zen,"
and some essays concerning
natural science. Recreation:
Literature. Address : Shin-
machi, Nakaitachi-dori, Kyo-
to.

Chinda, Sutemi (#: B| ^ B)?
Viscount (cr. 191 1), Japanese
Ambassador to ■V\Aashington;
•5 at Hirosaki, . Dec. ■ 1856;

1st s. of Yufu Chinda, a
snmurai of Tsugaru clan; in.
Iwa, 3rd d. of Itsuro Yama-
naka. Ediic: graduated, at ^
an American University;, j88 1 .^_
Appointed a clerk of the
Foreign Office, 1885, and
changed to Telegraph Section
in the same office; Consul
at San Francisco, 1 8^7 re-

moved to the Con$iilate at
Cheamlpo; then Goasul-Gene-
ral at Shanghai, ^ iS9S; Mi-
nister at ' 'Brazil, ■ next at
the Hague, 1.899 — 1900;
Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at
St. Petersburg, 1900; Vice-
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
1 901; Ambassador to Ger-
many,- 1908; present 'P-<3st
since Nov. 1911. Deco.: ist
Class Sacred Treasure. Ad-
dress : Japanese Embassy,
Berlin.

Ohigami, Kiyoomi '^ g^ :^
E)> member of the House of
Peers; b. Nov. 1856 in the
Prefecture of Kochi (a samu-
rai of Kochi clan). Edu<:.:
graduated from the College
of Literature of the Imperia,l
University of Tokj'^o. In
-1886 he went to England
and stayed, there about four
years. After his return
"Home, he was appointed
Prof, of the First High
School; Prof, of the Zoshi-
kwan and the 2nd High
School. In 1896 he became
Councillor of the Home
Office; appointed Governor
of the Prefectures of Tochigi,
Miyagi and Kagoshima. In
1907 was elected member of
the House ot Peers. Now
Proprietor of the " Tokyo
Nipposha" a newspaper office.
Publication: Text Book of

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Ethics. Recreation : Read-
ing. Address: No. 42 Ka-
minibanchot K6jimaclii-ku.
Tokyo. TeL: 276CJ Baneho.

Chi-waki, Morfaiosuke (jJl J§,
'J i:. W' Principal of the the
Takyo Dentistry Sch(X)l; d.
Feb. 1870 in the Abiko-
machi, Prefecture of Chiba;
adopt, s. of Chiwaki. Ednc:
when twelve years old, he
removed to Tokyo and studied
at the Aayama-Gakuin and
Kyoritsu-Gakko (Private);
graduated from the Keio-
gijiku when he was nineteen
years old. Entered the
" Tokyo Shimposha" a news-
paper office; taught English in
the Beihoku-Gakko, a private
school in Niigata-ken; studied
dentistry from Kisai Taka-
yama, a famous Dentist ;
elected Chief of the Taka-
yama Dental Hospital; went
to China in July, 1898-9;
in 1900 established the
Tokyo Dental School at
Kanda, Tokyo and became
its principal. Pvblication :
Operative Dentistry. Ad-

dress : No. 9, Nichome, Misaki
cho, Kanda, Tokyo. TeL:
2575, 4240 Honkyoku.

ehiya Taijiro C=p # # ^ W),
Judge, President of Shizuoka
District court; ^. _i86o; y.
b. of Yeiichtro . Okushi of
Saidamaken; adopted by Ko
Chiya. Passed the exami-
nation for judicial service,
1892 ; served successively as
judge at district courts of
Mito, Mayebashi, Niigata and
the Tokyo court of appeal ;
president of Tottori district
court until 1907 ; present post
since April 1907. Dec: 4th
order of merit. Address :
official residence of Shizuoka
district court.

Ch.o, Haruto (^ Hg- g), a

member of the Diet re-
presentir^ Yamagata Pre-
fecture; b. Aug. 1866; m.
Setsu, 2nd d. of Takaha.shi,
Goroemon.. Decorated with
4th Order of Merit. Address :
No. 3, 1 chome, Motomachi,
Hongoku, Tokyo. TeL: 3501
Shitaya.

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D

Daido, Eyota (:Jc jM H *)>
Councillor of the Railway-
Board; b.- July, 1879 in
Shiga-ken; ist s. of Seiji
Daido; m. Sho, sister of
Yataro Horichi, a samurai
of Kochi-ken. Educ: grad-
uated from the College of
Lav/ in the Tokyo Imperial
University with honors in
1903. Passed the Hig:her
Civil Service Examination,
1903; Private Secretary to
Home Minister, 1804; Coun-
cillor, and then Secretary
of the Department of Com-
munications. Address : Of-
ficial House, No. 2, I chome,
Sliiodomecho, Shiba, Tokyo.
Tel. 262,0 Sliimbashi.

Daido -Seiji ii^ m. W. ?&).
One of the highest taxpayers
of Shiga-ken; b. Jan. 1858
in Shiga-ken; m. Katsu, ist
d. of his foster-father Eizo
Daido. Address : Moriyama-
machi, Yasu-gun, Shiga-ken.

Daiho, Jin (Jt % Pf). One
ot the highest taxpayers of
Aichi-ken; b. Nov. 1871 in
Aichi-ken; ist s. of Jin Dai-
ho; m. Kyo, 1st d. of Mago-
zaemon Ito. Address: No.
47,, Tomiokamonzen-nakacho,
Fukagawa, Tokyo.

Daiko, Yukiclii (:fc "^ S rf))
Rigakiihakiishi; Prof, of the
•^ollege of Science and

Engineering in the Kyoto
Imperial University; b. Dec.
1866; 2nd 5. of Heihachi
Ameya, a samurai of Ishi-
kawa-ken, and adopted by
Cho Daiko; in. Tome, sister
of Hidehisa Shimoyama, a
samurai of Saitama-ken.
Educ: graduated from the
College of Science in the
Tokyo Imperial University, ,
1892; studied chemistry in
Germany, 1899^.1902. Prof,
of 'the" 5th Higher Middle
School, 1892; Prof of the
Higher Normal School, 1896;
Rigakuhakushi, 1903; present
post since 1903. Address:
No. 182, Shimokamomura,
Atago-gun, Kyoto.

Daikviliara, Gintaro (:^ IC ig
ffi i: Ii5)> Nogakuhakushi, An
Experimental Farm expert;
b. in Nagano province, Jan.
1868; adopted 5. of a certain
Daikuhara, his former name
being Suzuki ; m. Jun. ist
d. of Tomotaro Asai. Educ. :
graduated from the lida Mid-
dle School, 1887; from ist
High School, 1 891; from
College of Agriculture in the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1902. Nogakuhakushi, 1911.
Address : Official House of the
Experimental Farm, Nishi-
gahara, Takinogawa, Tokyo.

Dan, Takuma (H ^ g;,
Kogakuhakushi; Director of
Mitsui Bank, Mitsui mining

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Co., and of Shiba-ura Engi-
neering Works, etc.; b. 1S58,
in Fukuoka; w. Yoshi, 1st ^.
of Kaneko Seizo. Address:
344 Harajuku, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :
2901 Shiba.

Bate, Munenobu (^ ^ ^ ^).
Marquis, Member of the
House of Peers, Master of the
Imperial Hunt, former feudal
Lord of Uwajima, lyo Pro-
vince; b. Dec. i860; 1st s.
of Munenori Date who took
a distinguished part in up-
holding the cause of the
Restoration and who, on
account of his merit and of
his father's meritorious ser-
vices to the Empire, was
afterward granted a higher
patent of nobility than that
of the main house at Sendai
which only tardily supported
the Imperial cause at that
time although only held fief
of 100,000 kokii at Uwajima,
lyo Province; m. Taka-ko,
an adopted sister of Marquis
Yorishina Tokugawa. Ad-
dress: No. 194, Kita-shina-
gawa, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.
Tel.: 925 Shiba. .

Den, Kenjiro (Eg ^ ^ B|5),
Baron, President of the
Kyushii Colliery Steamship
Co., Member of the House
of Peers, etc.; b. Feb. the
2ud of Ansei (1855) in Kai-
bara-machi, Hikami-gun, Hio-
go Prefecture: s. of Bumpei

Den; in. Yasu, e. d. of
Ankyo Shigeno. Educ:
studied Chinese Classics
while young under the tute-
lage of Seijun Watanabe
and Seisai Kojima, the
famouse scholars of the old
Daimyo, and afterwards
studied English at the Na-
goya Foreign Language
School and other institutions.
After occupying the post of
Superintendent of Police in
the prefectures of Kochi,
Kanagawa and Saitama he
was appoirited Secretary of
the Department of Com-
munications in the 23rd of
Meiji (1896) and subsequent-
ly Director General of posts
and Telegrajshs in the same
Departrrient. ' .'In 1898 and
in 1901, he twice -became
Vice-Minister of Cofiimunica-
tions i» the Ito Cabinet and
also held the same post for
the third time in the Katsura
Cabinet in 1903 ; resigned
the post when he was made
a member of the House
of Peers in 1906; had been
elected member of the House
of Commons. He went to
Europe and, America in
1893 and represented Japan
at the International Tele-
gra[)hic conference at Buda-
Pesth. He was created
Baron and received the 2nd
Order of the Rising Sun in

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1907 in recognition of his
meritorious services rendered
to the State during the
Russo-Japan^e war. He has
aisn received Decorations
from the Governments of
France, Denmark, Austria,
Turkey, Roumania, etc. Ad-
dress: No. 50, Hommuracho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Til: 18
Shiba. Chibs : Saiwai Club;
Doki Club.

Dewa, SMgeto ({B ^ « ^),
Admi ral (ap. ' 12), Baron (cr, '

1907).; b. m Aidzu, Dec.
ii)55; 1st 5, of Sataro De-
wa ; m. Yiiki, i st d.' of
Sliiaaei Onuma. Educ: grad-
uated ifrem the Naval Aca-
demy, 1882. Lieutejiaat,
1884; Vice-C( inuiaander of
7kka0, 1885; granted 4th
class of Golden Kite for his
service ia tlie Jaiau-China
war; wits chabf of the Com-
mittee ordered to England
to bring feme the crujisier
Tokkp<a, 1^9. In tlie Boxer

trouble, was the Commander
of the Asama; R^r- Admiral,
and appointed Commander
of Saseho Standing Squadron,
19CX3; afterwards transferred
as Chief ^if Construction
Bf)ard oi^the Yokosuka
Naval Station, and next as
Chief of the Department of
Naval Education; was Com-
mander of the 3r<l Squadron
in the Russo-Japanese War;
Com. of the 1st squadron^
since igj i ; ^nd Class of
Golden Kite and i^ Order of
Merit. Address: Mita-tsuna-
machi, Shtbaku, Tokyo» Tel.;
1612 Shiba.

Bogen,' GJonji K=M. iS % W)-,
Banker; b. ]a.n. 1869 in
Kano-nmraj province of Suo;.
adopted son of Iwiitarf) Do-
gen; m. d. <M his . fost.
fether. Educ. : graduated frc»Q
" Tokyo Nisho-Gakusha," a
boarding sckooi icx the study^
of Chinese literature and
"Tokyo VSeit^ii-Gakfcd" in
1891. Was elected a niember
of the Pi-efectural Assembly
in {903; member of the
House of. Peers in 1904;
became the pr<.>i>riet(.)r of
Dogen bank iti.^ 1899 and
aiidittir rf the Suo bank and
the Yaii^guchi Agricultural
aod Industrial bank ia i,902>
Address: No. 5, EaoKsaka-
macJbi, A]<asaitca, Tokyo and
Toiidamura, Tsui*o-giiB, Ya-

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Doh— Doi

maguchf prefecture. Chib:
Saiwai Club. Tel.: 471 Shiba.
Dobi, Keizo " (± M ^ ^),
Igaktihakushi; Prof. of._ .the
College pf_ Medicine in the
T(3iy6 Irngenai^TJniversity,
(dei'fflatoldgy and syphilis) ;' b.
at Takefu, Echizen, 1866; s,
of Sohaku Ishiwatar, a doctor,
and afterwards adopted by
his uncle, Junboku Dohi, a
sui:geon; m. Ta-o, sister of
Mitsui Motonosuke. Educ. :
graduated from the Prepara-
tor)^ Course of Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1885:, and
from the College of -the same
university, 1890; studied in
Heidelberg Univ. :and Vienna
Univ-, and then in France,
1893-189S. . Prof of the
Medical College in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1898. Igahi- ■
hakushi, 1899. Attended the
coronation ceremony of King
Edward VII, as, one of the
suite of the late Prince Ko-
matsu, 1903; ^vent to Europe
again July, 1910. Decorated
with 4th Order of Merit.
Publications: Atlks of the
diseases of the skin 1903-10;
Lessons of the diseases of the
skin 1909, 2. Edit.. 1910,
etc. Is specially famous for '"
his thorough knowledge of
skin diseases. Address: No.
46,® Shimonibancho, Koji-
machiku, Tokyo. Tel. 554
Bancho.

Doi, lehibei (± efl^ Tfj :R ®,
One of the highest taxpayers
in Kyoto; Auditor of Kyoto
Noko Bank, of 34th Bank;
b. Apr. 1864, in Kyoto; ist
s. of Ichibei Doi; ni. Tasa,
sister of Eitaro Kinugawa.
Address : Maizuru - machi,
Kasa-kun, Kyoto.

Doi, Junnosuke (±^)|12:B9),
Paymaster-General of the
Navy (retired). Auditor of
the Japan Steel Foundry; b.
the 9th m. of the 5 th y. of

Ansei (1858) in Hiroshima-
ken ; s. of the late Michi-
Shige Doi. Educ. : graduated
from the Naval Paymasters'
School. Paymaster' Paymas-
ter Sub-Lieutenant, 1883;
was in France on an official
mission, 1 892-1 893; Chief of
the ist'Sectioii of the Pay-
masters Bureau of the Navy
in addition Instructor of the
Naval College, 1 896 ; Chief
of the Paymasters' Training
Institution 19:0; Chief of the

:iM--BaL

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Fayniaaters' Bureau of the
Kure Na;val Station, 1906;
p^ced on the retired list,
1910; elected Auditor of
the Japan Steel Foundly. Ad-
dress: No. 23, Kasumi-cho,
Azabuku, Tokyo. Tel.: 895
SfeJba.

Doi, raicbiMro <.-i; Ig S fS>>
Member of the House of
Peers (Representative of the
highest taxpayers in Okaya-
Hia-ken); Director of the
Doi Bank and several other
banks and companies ; b.
Apr. 1868; and s. of Michi-
masa Tsuchiya, a samurai of
Okayama-ken, and adopted
by Michinobu "Doi; in. Ka-
oruyo, 1st d. of his adopted
father. £i/«£. : graduated from
the Meiji Law School; M.
H. P. since 1906. Address:
Tamuramura, Tomata-gun,
Okayama-ken.

Boi, 3S!ticli£o i± f.5 ffi ;^),
Chairman of Osaka Cham-
ber of Commerce, ex-member
of the House of Representa-
tives, President of the Osaka
Electric Light Company,
Director of the Japan Life
InsHrance Company, etc.; t.
at , Uwajima, Jlyo, April,
t833; m. Mina-ko, 1st d. of
Hatta-yu Takama. Was a
Judge till 1884, when he
entered the service of the
Konoike's, Osaka, as adviser;
caaK of the members of the

organizing comaiittee of the
Osaka Electric Light Cc«i-
pany, which' was founded
in 1888, and afterward be-
came its President; in i' 93,
was elected member of the
Osaka Chamber of Com-
merce, and is at present its
Chairman; inspected Cham-
bers of Commerce and Com-
mercial Bourses of Europe
and America by the request
of the Department of Agri-
culture and Ccanraerce; de-
corated with sth Order of
Merit in recognition of his
services to the Empire during
the Russo-Japanese War.
Recreation : Haikai (17 syl-
labled poetry). Address: No.
65, Joan-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka.
Tel; 286 Nishi.

DoM, Shoji (di » * W), Iga-
kuhakushi (Dr. of_ Medicine);
b. 1875 ill "(jjfu-prefectiire.
Educ: graduated from the
former Saiseigakusha (a
private medical institution);
passed the examination for
Medical Practitioners; after-
wards studied at the Elective
Course of the Medical College
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. and
then at Berlin for a few years."
He is a specialist in derma-
tology, pathological anatomy
and bacteriology; Jg-akidtaku-
shi in 191 1. Address: 14
Sanbancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel: 668 Bancho.

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^i

Boi, Xotar© (d: ^ ^ * #)',
Judge of the Chosea Govern-
ment^ President of the Heijo
Court of Appeal in Chosen;
b. Nov. .iS57; ist s. of
Hikokuro Doi. Passed the
Examination for Bench,
1887; "after serving in several

District Courts, was ordered
to proceed to Chosen as
Judge; decorated with the
4th- Order of Merit. Ad-
dress-: QfiScial House in' the
Court of Appeal, Phyong-
yang, Chosen.

Ebi— Egi

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Ebiua, Danjo (S ^ ;S 5f IE),
Pastor of Hongo Chuixh
in Tokyo; (J. Aug. 1856 at
Yanagawa, the prefecture of
Fukuoka; e. s. of Kyuya
Ebina, a samurai of Yanaga-
wa clan; m. eldest daughter
of Heishiro Yokoi, a famous
royalist in the Restoration.
Educ: studied Qiinese Liter-
ature in the " Denshukan"
(Established by the Kuma-
moto Clan); graduated from
the English Language school
of the same clan; also entered
the Doshisha of Kyoto and
studied Theology, and was
in addition teacher of the
same school; after graduation
became pastor of the Gunma
Church in the prefecture of
Gunma. In 1887 he removed
to Kumamoto and established
the English Language school
and a Girls' school; became
president of the Nippon
Missionary Society, Kyoto,
1890; pastor of the Kobe
Church, 1893;^ came to To-
kyo in 1897 and established
the Hongo Church; a zealous
defender of the truth of
Christianity. Editor of " Shin-
jin" (a Christian Magazine).
Publication: Various work
concerning Christianity. Ad-
dress: No. 43, Hayashicho,

Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. :
2544 Bancho.

Egi, oiiu (ii :^ :g), Hogaku-
haktishi, Barrister- at-law; b.
the 9th m. of the Sth y. of
Ansei (1858) in Iwakuni,
province of Suwo; 2nd s. of
Senzaemon Egi, ' a famtirai
of Iwakuni clan; w. Ei, adopt,
d. of Rui Osaka. Educ:
graduated from the Law
College of the Imp. Univ. of
Tokyo. Entered the bar and
began practice at Tokyo,
lecturing on criminal law at
the same time at the "Tokyo
Hogakuin, a private school
of law, as well as at other
institutions. Later he entered
the government service and
was successively appointed
Councillor of the Dep't. of
Justice; Dep't. of Foreign
Affairs, and Dep't of Agri-
culture and Commerce, and
finally Private Secretary to
the Minister for Home
Affairs. He resigned office
afterwards and again entered
the bar, in which he is now
one of the prominent members.
Pztblications : " Principle of
Criminal law," besides many
other popular works of the
similar kind. Recreation :
Chinese poetry. ' Address:
No.- 7, 2chome, Awaji-cho,
Kanda, Tokyo. Tel.: 873
Honkyoku.

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Egi— Egu

Egi, Senshi (fx :^ =f- ;<:),
Lord-in-waiting in the Kinkei
Hall, Member of the House of
Peers; d. the 4th ;«. of the
6th J/, of Kayei (1853) in
Iwakuni, province of Suwo;
('. s. of Senzaemon Egi; 7n.
Naka, adopt, d. of Akinori
Nishida. Educ: studied
foreign languages at the
" Kaisei-sho" a government
school at Osaka (1 870-1 871);
entered the " Daigaku-Nan-
ko," the forerunner of To-
kyo University, and • studied
law and economy under the
care, of foreign teachers
(1871-1873) Received an
appointment at the Dep't of
Education and successively
became its Secretary, Coun-
cillor, Inspector of Schools
and Director of the General
Education Bureau (1874-
1891); Private Secretary to
the Minister for Home Affairs
(1892- 1 893); Director of the
Bureau of the Local Govern-
ments (1893- 1 896); Governor
of Ibaraki prefecture (1896-
1897); Governor of Tochigi
prefecture (1897); Governor
of Aichi prefecture (1897-
1898) ; Governor of Hiro-
shima prefecture (i 898-1 903);
Governor of Kumamoto pre-
fecture (1903- 1908); resigned
ofiice and was appointed
member of the House of
Peers by Imperial nomination

(1908); was awarded the
1st Order of the Rising Sun
together with a grant of
money in connection with his
services during the Russo-
Japanese war. Address;. No.
to6 . Yocho-machi, Okubo,
Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel.: 2^,2^
Bancho.

Egi, Yoku Qt * R) In-
spector of the South ..^'fa.h-
churian Railway Co. ; b. Apr.
the 4th y. of Meiji (1871) i:tj
the prefecture of Yamaguchi
2nd -c. of Minetaro Hamura
and adopted by Senshi Egi;
in. Hide, daughter of his
father-in-law. Ediic: gradu-
ated from the Law College
of the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo
(1897); studied at the Univer-
sity hall; passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination;
Was appointed subordinate
clerk of the Dep. of Home
Affairs (1899); promoted
Councillor of Kanagawa pre-
fectural Government (1900-
1903); transferred as Coun-
cillor of the Bureau of Legis-
lation (1903) and appointed
additionally secretary to the
Cabinet (1904); chief secre-
tary of Cabinet, Dec. 19 12.
Address: No. 10 Nishikata-
machi, Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.:
1445 Shitaya.

Eguchi, Rlnroku (^ p ^
:^)> real-a,dmiral, president-of
the Naval Gunnery school;

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b. i 866. Educ: -Naval Acg^
demy. Com-maade-r, Dec.
iSg7 ; second cap., Sept.
19GO '; Captain, Aug. 1905 ;
preseirt ra-nk sitice Nov.
1-91 1. Decorations: 3rd ©rder
of R. S., 4th order of S. T.,
4th class of G. K. Address :
Yokosuka.

_ Egoabi, ^ptaro (jl g # ic
E|5)- -ng. captain of Navy,
exa-miner of Saselio arsenal;
b. 1867. Educ: Naval Eng.
seliool. Eng. lieut. com.,
Dec. 1897; command-er,
Sept. 1900; second captain,
August. 1905 ; present rank
si"ne« Nov. 191 1. Dec: yc-d
order of R. S., 4th class of
G.Kl. Address: Saselio.

^gh^ra, Setsu (tc M. fS).
Lawyer, ex-Member of the
House of Representatives; b.
Oct. &e 2nd y. of Meiji
(•i8€9) ill Tocfeigi prefecture;
s. of Tsunezp Ehara; m.
Kin, e. d. ol Masakidhi Ya-
mada,. Educ: graduated
from the "Tokyo Semmon
Gakko," forer-tinner of the
present Waseda Univ. Be-
came lawyer at 'Utsunom^iya ;
was elected member of tfee
House of Representatives in
I9©7.) where he belongs to the
Seiytikdi, a P©lifieal party.
Address : Temmadho, U^sti-
norriiya., Toe-hi^-k-en.

jai^a, Sorofeu ^ U % -fO,
Promtnent -edueat-ionist. Mem-

ber of the House of Peers
since 191 2, Principal of the
Azabu Middle School ; b.
the 1st m. of the i3tTi y^
of Tempo (1843) in Shizu-
oka prefecture; e. s, of Gen-
go Ehara, a samurm of Shi-
zuoka clan; m. Nui, e. d. of
Junjiro Kawamura. Near
the end df the Tokugawa
Dynasty, he took part in the
Choshu expedition and sub-
sequently in the battles of

Fusbimi and Toba. After the
Restoration, he received an
appointmeirt as Secretary to
the provincial government of
his jiative place •(iiS^'O); sub-
sequently was -seiit to Eu-
rope and America for. study;
taught at Shizuoka Nownal
School and 'Numazu Middle
School u[.).on Ms retur-n fliowe;
becaiine Director i>f the ** To-
yo Eiwa GaW^o,'" a 'private
foreign fefigaage s^kxJ, and
then a «emtoF of ifihe ^izu-
dka. Tea IE*p€««ting Co.;

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Eha— Ema

established the Azabu Middle
School and became its Presi-
dent; elected member of the
JHouse of Representatives
(1890); elected President of
the Educational Society of
the city of Tokyo (1901);
appointed member of the
Higher Educational Council
(1901); again elected member
of the House of Repre-
sentatives (1903). He is at
present one of the promi-
nent educationists in Japan
as well as a most devoted
adherent of the Christian re-
ligion. As a politician, he be-
longs to the " Seiyukwai" and
holds the post of one of its
councillors. Address: No.
5 1 Hommura-machi, Azabu,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2156 Shiba.

Ekara, Yosliiliei (tr Kl ^ ^),
President of the 39th Bank
and the Jomo Bussan Bank,
Director of the jomo Ware-
house Co , Auditor of the
Gumma Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, etc.; b. the
9tli in. of the ist y. of Kayei
("1848); e. s. of YosHemon
Ehara; ■m. Yano, e. d. of
Kihei Matsui. Address:
Shimmachi Mayebashi, Gum-
maken.

£hata, Siiinnosuke (ji JH §{
^ W). a rich farmer; b. jtily
the 4th y-. of Meiji (1871) in
the prefecture of Akita; e. s.
of Usaburo Ehata; m. Toku,

e. d. of Hikokichi liziika.
Address: lizurne-mura, Sem-
poku-gun, Akita-ken.

Eitaki, Hisa'^ichl C*. i| A.
§)' Consul-General at. Ho-
noluluj Hawai; b. the I2tli in.
of the "2nd J/, of Keio (1866)
in the province of EchigQ;,
s. of Genji Eitaki; m. Fusa,
2nd d. of Kichizayemon
Motai. Educ: studied la-w
and politics at the " Tokyo
Senshu Gakko" and the
" Igirisu Horitsu Gakko,"
both private law schools
(1887 — 1889); passed the
Examination for the Higher
Civil Service (1800). Entered
diplomatic service as Eleve-
Consul (1891);. In succession
viras Consul at Chemulpo,
Shanghai, Shashl, and Consul-
General at Sydney, Hankow,
Shanghai, Chientao, 1894 —
1902; present post since '12.
Publications: "Colourphobia,"
a volume published at Syd-
ney, vindicating the cause of
the coloured-races against the
absurdity of the so called
" White Australian principle"
which has, for its oljject, the
exclusion of the Mongolian
people from the island con-
tinent. Address: Consulate-
General of Japan, Hawaii.

Ema, Shun-ichi Qr Pal % —'"',
ex-Member of the House of
Representatives; b. May,
l86i in the prefecture of

Emi— Ena

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Shizuoka; adopted son of
Chugoro, Em a; m. d. of his
fost father. Educ: In 1884
he removed to Tokyo and
studied Law. Then became
Lawyer in 1893; member of
the Prefectural Assembly in
1898; elected member of the
H. R. for the prefecture of
Shizuoka in 1902; elected
member of the H. R. for
Tokyo Prefecture since 1906.
Recreation: engraving char-
acters. Address: No. 17,
Kuromoncho, Shitaya, Tokyo.
Tel.\ 906 Shitaya.

Emi, Suiin (Jn % -^ ^),
p. n. Tadakatsu, novelist; b.
1869 in Okayama. Was edi-
tors of Kobe Shimbun (daily
paperj and Tdiheiyo (maga-
zine). Publications : many
novels. Address : 252 O-
gurayama, Nishishinagawa,
Tokyo.

Emori, Jokichiro (jl ^ S S
W)i Kogakuhakushi, Prof of
the Engineering College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b.
Sept. the 3rd y. of Meiji
(1870) in Osaka; 3rd s. of
Keiju Emori. Educ: gra-
duated from the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1894). Assist. — Pro-
fessor of the same Univ.
(1895); sent to England,
France and Germany to study
Chendistry (.1896-1901); Pro-
fessor of the Tokyo Imp.

Univ. (190 1); conferred the
degree of Kogakuhaktishi
(1902). Address: No. 2,
Nishi Imagawacho, Kanda,
Tokyo.

Emori, Moritaka C?I ^ ^
#)> Proprietor of the Emori
Firm, building contractor, tim-
ber merchant. Member of
the Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce, etc.; b, the 7th m.
of the 4th y. of Ansei (1857)
in the province of F'ukushi-
ma; brother of Hoson Emori.
Address: No. 5, 2 chome
Katamonzencho, Shiba, To-
kyo. Tel.: 191 Shiba.

Emori, Zenroku (jX =3^ # ;?;),
Auditor of the Tokyo Land
Co.; b. Sept. 1861 in Tokyo;
e. s. of Zenroku Emori; m.
eldest daughter of Yasubei
Noguchi. Succeeded his father
as a pawnbroker in 1884.
Founder of the Owariya
Bank. Address: No. 45, Sui-
do-cho, Koishikawa-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: ^7 1 Bancho.

Enami, Shobei t; M & -^
#t)> Wholesale mat dealer.
Director of the Nagoya
Wood Ware Co., Auditor ol
the Tokai Fish Incubation
Society; Member of the Na-
goya Chamber of Commerce;
b. Dec. the 2nd y. of Meiji
(1869) in Aichi-ken;. m.
Fuyu, 4th d. of Shinzaburo
Yoshida. Address: No. ig
Nichome, Tamayamachi, Ni-

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End

shiku, Nagoya. Tel.: 779.

Endo, Cliuji <M m & m)>
Judge of the Court of Cas-
sation; i>. the 1 2th m. of the
2nd jf- of Keiwo (1866) in
Tokyo; e. s. of Tadanari
Endo; m. Riku, 2nd d. of
Tanemitsu Tanaka. Educ:
graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1888). Appointed
Probationary Judge (1890);
after successively served as
Judge of Osaka District
Court, of Nara District Court
and of Tokyo Appeal Court,
promoted to present post
(1905). Address: No. 119
Zoshigaya machi, Koishika-
wa, Tokyo.

Endo, Oenroku (^ H Jg jS;),
Hogaktihakiishi {\n\,Gxn2AAGazX
law), Councillor of the Dep't
of Navy, Prof, of the Naval
College, etc.; b. April, the
5th y. of Meiji (1871) in the
prefecture of Miyagi; 3rd s.
of Sagenji Endo, a rich far-
mer; m. Tsuru, e. d. of
Tasuke Tsunekawa. Educ. :
graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1900); passed the
higher civil service exami-
nation (1901). ■. Appointed
Councillor of the Navy
(1901); Judge of the Prize
Court at Saseho during the
Russo-Japanese War; Pro-
fessor of the Naval College

(1906); conferred degree of
Hogakuhaktishi {igoi). Pub-
licatio7is: An outline of in-
ternational law, Internat.
Law during the Russo-Japa-
nese war. Address: No.
895, Sendagaya, Toyotama-
gun, ^ Tokyo.

Endo, Kiciiisaburo (g %. ^
H BR), Rigaknhakiishi, Prof,
of the College of Engineering
of the Tohoku Imp. Univ.
(Chair-Science of Marine
Products). Address: General
office, Tohoku Imp. Univ.,
Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Endo, Kippei <» ^ ± jp.),
Member of the H. R.;
Director of the Hakodate
Tramway Co., Auditor of
the Hakodate Dock Co.,
of the Otaru Oil Mfg. Co.,
and of the Hokkaido Cement
Co., etc.; b. the 3rd m. of
the 1 2th y. of Tempo (1841)
in Niigata-ken; adopt, s. of
the late Kichibei Endo of
Niigata; in. Yone, d. of his
adopted father. Removed
early to Hakodate where he
soon became well known in
business circles and elected
member of the 11. R. in the
last election (1908). Address:
No. 40, Motomachi, Hako-
date, Hokkaido.

Endo, Kyosalburo (5S ^ ^
3 IP), Chief Public Procura-
tor of the Karafuto District
Court. Address: Minami 7

lad— Eno

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cliome, Higashiyojo, Toyo-
hara, Karafuto (Sagalten^.

Endo, Syuemon (S K ft. :^ Si
PI)' President of the Kyoto
Savings Bank, Director of
the Kyoto Bank; b. the Sth
in. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) i" Kyoto; ^. s. of the
late Kurobei Endo; m. Ko,
e.. d. of Zenyemon Nakaya.
Address : No.- Shinmachi,
Gojo, Shimo-kyo-ku, Kyoto.

Endo, Motozo (M M yb :B.),
Manager of the Tokyo branch
of the Yokohama Fire
and Maritime Transportation
Insurance Co. and of the
Yokohama Life Insurance
Co.; ^. Nov. the 5th 7. of
Meiji {1872) in Gumma-ken;
2nd s. of Otojiro Endo; m.
Sada, e. d. of Shunkai Tachi-
bana of Tokyo. Present post
since 1888. Address: No.
52 Nichomachi, Shitaya, To-
kyo. Tel.; 2388 Shitaya.

Endo, KyukicM <;^S^$),
Bungaktthakase., scholar of
sociology. Ednc, : literary
college of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. Publications : some
bot^s on sociology. Address :
2639 Su'gamocho, Tokyo.

EnOHioto, SekiicM (^ ^^—),
de|},tist ; i. 1866 in Tokyo;
ddop. s. of Gunjiro Eaomoto ;
m. Rei-ko, and d. oi Kateu-
yoshi Henmi, 1897. Edue. :
stJasMed - English at the Tokya
Rig^-Gakko and book-keep-

ing at the Tokyo Book-
keeping School. Has been
President of the Tokyo
Dentist Associatioii, Director
of the Japan Dentist Society,
and one of the Committee
for the Examination for the
candidates to physicians ; is
famous as inventor of various
dental apparatases, for ex-
amples, disinfecting, gold foil
apparatases and Enomoto
styled press-casting machine,
etc., obtaining their patent
from the governments of Ja-
pan, Great Britain, U. S. of
America, France and Germa-
ny. Recreation: chirography,
picture, game of ^<?. Address:
No. 20, Minamikogacho,
Kanda, Tokyo. Tel. : 215
Honkyoku.

Enomoto Takenori (Ig jfc ^
S)- Viscount, Member ol'
the Peers' House; b. Jan.
the 6th y. of Meiji (1873)
in Tokyo; e. s. of the late
Viscount Buyo Enomoto; m.
Ume-ko, d. of the late
Count Kiyotaka Kuroda.
Educ.: graduated from the
College of Law of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. Succeeded his
father on the Jatter's death
in 1908 and became Vis-
count; was elected member
of the House of Peers m
1909. Address: No- 142,
Susalciclw, Mukojima, Honjo,
Tokyo. Tel.; 993 SlAaya

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Esumi, taiiyojfco Qx r^ =f -ft
*®)> A large landowner in
Skinaane-ken, Director of tlie
Ko&ei Bank; b- tlie iith m.
of the ast y.. of Owanji (:i864)
in 3aiman;e--ken.; &. s. d
Gonzo Esami; fn. SeJ. niete
of jCidaitaro Sato. Addre.S:S\
Dehigashi-mura, Hikawa-gum,
Sbioaatte-iken. j- -

Sfisura, Samakitsu (tl5S#S
W))^ naval engi. capfcain,
chief engineer ©f Ae Kiare
reserve squadron ; b. 1867.
Ediic. : N. Engi. Academy.
Engi. coaa.., Sept.. 1899 ;-se-
cond cap., Sept. 1903 ;-cap-
tsirii si^fice Qet. 1,909. Dec;
3rd order of S. T., 4|jth class
of G. %.. Address : JKime.

Ezafci, Masatada (^ftfiSc SJ,),
Director of the Konoike bank
siuice 191 1 ; S. the 9th m. of
tfce 1st J/, d Keiwo <i88s) in
MatsjjjMota, province of Shi-
riano; .^, s. of Masakuni EzaJd;
m, Masa, d., of Sobicl?i Miya-
ke, a samurai of Shjzuoka.
Ediie.', studied at the former
Tokyo Foreign Language
School^ gfaduated froia the
*' Tokyo Ndrin Gakko," fore-
runner of the present Agri-
cujtyral College of the Imp.
University of Tokyo (j886),
R,eceive4 an appointnient as
assistant inspector of forests
(1889); traijsfcrred as, assis'
te-nt expert of i&e Imperial
te Bureau of the Dep't

of Imp. Household (1891);
promoted to be full expert
of the same (1891), despatch-
ed to Europe for the iaves-
tigation of forestry admini-
setratjons there (i 897-1898);
appointed a member of the
Investigation Committee for
He^ drafting of regulations
conoefriing the Administra-
tion of the Imperial Estates
(1899); member of the Uye-
no Park repair investigation
cpmmittee (1901); examiner
of the 5th Domestic Indus-
trial Exhibition (1903); mem-
ber of the eommittee for
the- measurement of Imperial
Estates ,as well as for the
Investigation of the financial
admiiBisitration of the same
(1903).; Examiner of the
Tokyo Industrial Exhibition
(190;'); Expert to Imp.
Forestry Inspection Bureau
(1908). Address: No. 7,.
Haraikatamachi, Ushigome,
Tokyo, Tel.: 2213 Bancho.

Ezawfl, Kfegoro Ctt yf #• 2.
|^)> Goldsmith and Jeweller
(firm name '* Tensho-do) ; b.
Jujie the <^\^y. of Meiji (1873)
in the prefecture of Chiba;
e, $. of Kingoro Ezawa; m.
Asa, 2nd d. of Zembei EujiL
Has branch offices in various
places. Address'. No. 16, 2
chome, Owari-cho> Kyobashi,
Tokyo. Teh 333= 3' 53= 1826:
2685: Shimbashi.

JPnli— Euj

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Fulia, Hikomaro (^ :?S ^ ^).
Governor of Saga-ken; b.
Oct. 1866, in Fukuoka-ken;
1st s. of Kunio Fuha, a
samurai of Fukuoka ; m.
Masa, 5 th d. of Ryonin
Imai. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Law in
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity. After serving as Coun-
cillor of the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce,
Secretary of the Minister of
the same Department, Coni-
missioner of Saga and Hyogo
Pres. was appointed to his
present post in 191 1 ; deco-
rated with 6th Order of Merit.
Address: Official Residence
of Saga-prefecture, Saga-shi,
Saga-ken.

Puji, BEasazumi (Ji JE ft)»
Director of the Kanegafuchi
Spinning Co.; b. May, the
first y. of Meiji (1868) in
Nakatsu, province of Buzen;
:?. of Ginzaburo Fuji; m.
Yukiye, sister of Ikutaro
Misawa. Edtic. ; graduated
from the Keiogijuku (1892).
Entered the service of the
Mitsui Bank and was assigned
a post in its Kobe branch
where he rendered valuable
service as the chief of the
correspondence department;
subsequently left the service
of the bank and accepted

the post of chief of the
sales department of the
Kanegafuchi Spinning Co.;
succeeded Mr. Toyoji Wada,
as mill manager at the
Tokyo head office of the
same Co. in 1899; was
elected, in addition, a director
of the Co. in 1907. Recrea-
tions : playing checkers,
horticulture, etc. Address:,
Sumida-mura, Minamikatsu-
shika-gun, Tokyo. ?>/. 2818
Shitaya.

Fujie, Shofa (M IX % *),
President of Osaka Alkari
Company; Director of K'nu-
gawa Water-power Electric
Company; b. April, 1854, in
Hyogo-ken; ist s. of Rai-
itsu Fujie, a samurai of
Hyogo-ken; m. Shizu, ist

d. of Jihei Hishino. Ad-
dress : No. 4 1 , Minamiwata-
yacho, Minamiku, Osaka.

S"ujieda, Ifiasayuki k^ ft Jl
1t')i Baron, Court poet.
Member of the House of
Peers; b. the nth m. of the
2nd y. of Ansei (18J5) in
Kyoto; s. of Masanori Fuji-
eda, formerly a noble at the
Mikado's Court; m. Tamiko,

e. d. of Viscount Nobutari
Fusehara. Became abbot of
the Kofukuji, a famous Bud-
dist temple at Nara, in 1866;
appointed Shinto priest to
the Kasugajinja, a large
Shinto Shrine at Nara, in

[ n ]

Fnj

1872; became periodical at-
tendant at the Imp. Palace
in Kyoto in 1882; created
Baron in 1884; elected
member of the House of
Peers in 1890. Address.: 11
Kinsacho, Higashi-iru, Shin-
karasumaru, Shitakiri-dori,
Kamikyoku, Kyoto, ^j.

Fujii, GhuTDei (^ # M!. :!% Si).
Share-broker; b. Nov. 1861,
in Hyogo; 2nd .y. of Kambei
Osaki, and adopted by Chu- .
bei Fujii. Address: No. 27,
3 chome, Minatomachi,
Kobe, Hyogo-ken. Tel.:
344 1- d-

Fujii, Kanefusa (^ -^ -a !&)>
Baron (or. 1907); Lieute-
nant general on the reserve;
holder of the 4th class Gol-
den Kite; b. on 14, ist
month, 3rd of Kaei (1850), in
Fukayama, Bingo province;
e. s.- of Tadaharu Fujii,
(Descendant of Notonokami
Fujii, whose ' ancestor was
Hidesato Tawraratoda) ; ;«.
Toshi, younger sister of Yasu-
sada Shibata. Edtic. : educat-
ed at the training school
for non-commissioned officers..
Went to Hakodate in the
expedition of his feudal lord
at the opening of the Meiji
Era; was appointed Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineering;
promoted to Lieutenant Ge-
neral in 1896. Has served
as Principal of the Military

Preparatory School and Head
of the Department of Land
Surveying; also in the China-
Japanese war, the Boxer
disturbances and the Russo-
Japanese war; appointed 7it.
of the House of Peers, 191 1.
Address: 26, Edogawamachi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.-.
3752 Bancho.

Fujii, Kansuke (f§ ^ |£ gj))>
President of the Dainan
District Court. Address :
Official House of the Dainan
District Court, Dainan,
Formosa.

Fujii, Kenjiro (^ # g| ?§ IH),
philosopher, Lecturer of Wa-
seda Univ. Educ: Literary
College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University. Was sent
abroad by Waseda Univer-
sity to continue his studies
at a German university.
Publications : Shukantekido-
tokugaku-yoshi (Principle of
Subjective Ethics), etc. Ad-
dress: No. 29, 2 chome, Ko-
binatadaimachi, Koishikawa-
ku, Tokyo.

Fujii, Kenjiro (H ^ M ^ |P),
Professor of the College
of Science in the Tokyo
Imperial University. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Science in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. Address: No.
47, Komagome, Sendagicho,
Hon go, Tokyo.

Fujii, Kichibei (^ ^ ^ ^),

im

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ftesicSeufr g£ ttse- Ses^im. Dry-
gOO(fe Com-iiangr;; ^. Sept.
i866i. Mi Osaka; Est 5. ^
KicMibei-Ftijii. Address: Ki-
• sWwada-Glia, Semiaat-gtw,
Osaika-fe.

Fajii, EaicM (0 #■ fl — >,
Vice- AdiswaJ;- Vke cbfef of
tke Na'craJ: staff beard^ 3i?d
c. of G. K.; b. rS57 m Oteit-
yama prefectme ;. «". s.^ of
Hircfshi FrajS; i§^. Jim,. 3¥d.
<^. of NarimicM Fujita. Sub-
Lieutenant in tlie i6l»li f. of
Meiji (1883;)!;" rapidly pro-
moted to present rank; served
d-ariiig the interval, a:s Vice-
Com. of tiie battleship Ckin-
en, staff of the Saseho Naval
Station^ Conmaaiider of the
war-ship- Smna' aud of the
Akitsteskima, Attache to the
Japanese Legati^ni at Berlin.,
etc.. Address-^ 56r 5 chonae,
AoyaiEca.-Minami-'GhiQ, Tokyo.
TeL; 1 82 Shiba.

FuJee, KctsaeM (^ ^- ^ #5,
Major-General,. Commander
of 'ytEe'""7th Brigade of In-
fantry; b. 1864, in Tokyo.
Second 'Lreutenant, 1886;
Lieutenant,. 1891; Captain,
1895;. Major 1900; Lieute-
nant-Colonel, £904; Colonel,
1907. Decorated with jrd
Class of the Golden Kite
and Rising Sun of 3rd rank.
Address: Otemaecho, Higa-
shiku, Osaka.

Ftijii, Kitsagoro (Mfr %^

». Rea^-AdnAsI; Hea.«f of
the 4:«h Section of tli« De-
partment of Naval Materials;
b. i8!6S. Bditc: gradci^ated
from- the Naval EngiEfee#fiig
School. Lieuteflant - Com-
mandercf EngiHeeKirfg^ Bee.
1898; CbmM3tander,-Oel. igGgf;
Captain, Aag. ig©5;- Kear-
Admiral,, 19,1a; wa-» dfec©rat-
ed with the ^M Ordter of
the Rising SuH' ana the 5th
Class of G<i%fen. Krtfe. Ad-
dress: 143 Harajukuv Tokyo.
Ftfjii, Siiigeta m #" 3g jW.
Lieut .-Geiie^J^ iiTspectsr of

field artilteiy, holder of 2nd
class of Golden Kite, 2nd rank
Kising Sun> 3rd rank Sacr-ed
Treasure and many other
foreign decorations; b. 2 ist the
9th m. of the i-st f- of Man>-
yen (i86o> at Kurigamuro,
Kanzaki-gun> Haritaa prov.,
Kyogo Prefecture; ist s. of
Gihei Fajif, a sarmirai of
Hyogo-ken; m. iPoku^, 2nd ^.
of the late Totebei Kato.

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fitj

Ediic: Opened his, military
training at the Military Pre-
paratory School to which he
was admitted in 1875; was
admitted into the Mililtary
School, 1877; appointed Sub-
Lieotenant of Artillery after
graduation; admitted into the
Military College in 1884; on
graduating was sent to Ger-
many in 1 896 for study. On
his return home appointed
Professor of the Military
College in 1894; went to
the front on the Head —
Quarters' Staff of the 2nd
Army during the Japan-
China war; participated in
the battles of Kinchow and
Port Arthur; was rewarded
with the 4th class of Golden '
Kite decoration; stayed at
Vienna as military Attache
to the Japanese Legation
(1897 — 1900); resumed the
professorship of the Military
College on his return; was
promoted to Major General
in 1901; Lieutenant-General,
Aug. 1909; was appdnted
Chief staff to General Ku-
roki's Army on the opening
of the war in 1904; took
part in the battles of Yalu,
Hseuyen, Sai-ma-chi, Mo-
tien - ling, Aiyang - pianmen,
Liao - Yang, Shaho, and
Mukden; was decorated with
the 2nd class Golden Kite
for his services in helping to

bring ab<uit the glorious
victories of the First army.
Address: 81 Daibancho, Yo-
tsuya, Tokyo. Tel.: 2840
Bancho.

Fufif, Shiiulwi (M "^ % ^
W)i Piesident of the Jomo
Savings Bank; Chairman of
the Maebashi Chamber of
Commerce; b. April. 1862,
in Gumman-ken; m. Ycshi,
2nd d. of Shimbei Fujii, his
foster-father. Address: Ho-
sogasawa-machi, Maebashi.

B'ujii, Teisuke (fll ^ Ji; ^),
Manager of the Hyogo Ve-
getable Market; dealer in
fertilizer; b. May, 1854, in
Osaka; 2nd s. of Rihei
Idzumi, and adopted by
Hanshichi Fujii; m. Kiku,
2nd d. of Hanshicho Fujii,
his adopted-father. Address:
No. 29, Shimakaini-cho, Ko-
be, Hyogo-ken. Tel.: 265
L d.

Pujii, Torataro C^ # ;^ >fe.
BBi Major of Engineer at-
tached to the 1 2th Battalion
of Engineers; b. 1873 in
Hiroshima - ken. Sub - Lieu-
tenant, 1894; Lieutenant,
1S97; Captain, 1900; Major,
1905; decorated with the 4th
Order of the Kising Sun.
Address: the 12th Batttalion
of Engineers, Kokura, Fu-
kuoka-kerr.

Fujii, Zensuke (^ ^ # U,),
One of the highest tax-payers

Fuj

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of Shiga-ken, Member of the Address: 5 Nakano-go Ka-

House of Representatives, waramachi, Honjo-ku, Tokyo.
President of the Kansai Ware- Fujikawa, Yu i% j; ;i| J^),

house Co., Director of the M. D., medical man; b. 1865

Omi Commercial Bank, and in Hiroshima-ken. Ediic:

of the Kyoto Provision Co., prefectural medical college

etc.; b. Mar. the 6th y. of (gra. 1889) and in Germany.

Meiji (1873) in Shiga-ken; e. Was once lecturer of pathblo-

s. of the late Shuji Fujii- g'a at the medical college,

Edtic. : educated at the of Kyoto Imp. Univ; now is

Kyoto Commercial School, engaged in medical work.

Has a large business con-
nection in addition to the

Publication: History of Japa-
nese Medicine (in Japanese),

posts mentioned above; also °f ^^'<=^ ^« ^^^ honoured

director of the Omi Trading J^ conferring a prize fi-om

Bank and auditor of the the Imperil Academy. ^^-

Kyoto Electric Light Co.; f''''-^ Komagome-nishika-

member of the House of ^T^'^) ^°"^^ 1"' v^^'

Medical office. : Nakasu Yojo-

in, Nakasu, Nihonbashi-ku,

Representatives since 1908.
Address : Okazakicho, Ka-
mikyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel.: 5
Otsu.

Tokyo. Tel.: 356 Naniwa.

Fujimoto, Juan (^ * ^ ^),
ex-Commissioner of Akita

Fujima, Fusako m^^m=¥). Prefecture; b. July, 1868, in

actress, proper name Ginko Kumamoto-ken; ist s. of

Yanoshima; b. August 1882 jQgy5 Fujimoto, a samurai;

in Tokyo; e. d. of Yanoshi- ^^, Tama, ist d. of Kadzu-

ma, paper merchant. Educ: ^aga Utaguro, a samurai of

Tokyo Academy of Music, kumamoto. Educ: graduat-

Actress school of the Teiko- gd from the College of Law

kuza, studied painting from jn the Tokyo Imperial Un-

Ukaku Kawamura. Practiced iversity (1896). Passed the

Odori (Japanese dance) from Higher Civil Service Exami-

the famous teacher Kanzae- nation, 1896; Councillor of

mon Fujima; made her first Shimane-ken, 1897; served

appearance on stage in the as Councillor of Nara-ken,

Kabuki theatre some years the same of Kyoto-fu, Com-

ago; appear on the stage of missoner of Kyoto-fu, the

Teikokuza since March 191 1. same of Shimane-ken, and

Recreation: Western music, was appointed to the last

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Fttj

post, 1907; decorated with
5th order of Merit. Publica-
tion: principle of humanity.
Address: 17 Hakusangoten,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Fujimoto, Seibei (M: '^ ^ ^
9i^ Banker, Member of Osa-
ka Chamber of Commerce;
b. Oct. 1870, in Wakaya-
ma-ken; in JQ, 1st d. of
Seibei Fujimoto. Address :
No. 268, 10 chome Uehon-
machi, Higashiku, Osaka.
Tel.: 507 Minami.

Fujimoto, Tare (ft * pfc gp),
Lieut. -General on the reserve
since January 191 1; b. 1855
in Kochi Prefecture. Second
heutenant, 1875; Lieutenant,
1878; Captain, 1885; Major,
1 892 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
1898; Colonel, 1 901; Major-
general, 1905; took part in
the Eusso- Japanese War;
decorated with 3rd Class of
Golden Kite, Order of 2nd
rank Rising Sun and 3rd
rank Sacred Treasure. Ad-
dress : Minato-mura, Kaiso-
gun, Wakayama-ken.

Fujimoto, Tokunoshin (|^ i^
^ ^ j1). Director and mana-
ger of the Shinkqkumin Bank
(new national bank); Auditor
of the Oriental Rubber Co.,
and of the Japan Slate Co.;
b. in 30th, April, 4th of
Meiji (1871); 2nd s. of Kan-
suke Fujimoto, of Yamagu-
chi; m. Ei, e. d. of Uichi

Tsukamoto of Tokyo. Educ.i
graduated from the ChUS
Daigaku in 27 th of Meiji,
entering business soon after
leaving School. Address : Dai-
machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo:

Fujimura Buinbei (Mz'^'%^
®' A rich merchant; b.
April the ist y. of Meiji
(1868) in the province of
Ise; e. s. of Zenshiro Mori
and adopted by Chobei Fu-
jimura; m. Ei, e. d. of his
adopted "father. Address:
Matsuzakamachi, linan-gun,
Miye-ken.

Fujimura lEatsujiro (^U^
^ BR); Major-General on the
Reserve; b. 1863 in Hiro-
shima-ken. Sub-Lieut, of Ar-
tillery, 1886; Lieut., 1888;
Captain, 1892; Major, 1897;
Lieutenant - Colonel, 19O1;
Colonel, 1904; promoted to
the rank of Major-General
and placed on the reserve
list; decorated with 3rd
Order of Rising Sun and
the 3rd Class of Golden
Kite.

Fujinam.i, Denzaemon (j§ ^
nnm n-). One of the high-
est-taxpayers of Saitama-ken;
b. April 1843, in Saitama-
ken; 1st s. of Manju Fuji-
nami. Address : Kawayagi-
mura, Minami - saitama - gun;
Saitama-ken.

Fujinami, Kan (j§ -^ |g),
Igakiihakushi; Prof, of the

Blj

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College of Medicine in the
Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. at
Nagoya, 1870. Ediic: gra-
duated from the College of
Medicine in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.; sent to Germany by
the Department of Educa-
tion, and studied pathology
in Berlin, Strasburg, and
Freiburg, respectively. In
1906, returned home, and
appointed prof of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. Igaktihakiishi,
1 90 1. Address: No. 6, Na-
gura-oka, Yoshida, Kamikyo-
ku, Kyoto.

Fulinami, Kototada (^ JjJ §
S'> Viscount, 2nd order of
Merit, Superintendent of Im-
perial Mews, Councillor of
Iniperial Court, etc.; b. Sept.
1 8-5 3 in Kyoto; adopt, s. of
Noritada Fujinami, a noble
of the late Mikado's Court;
m. Nao-ko, younger sister of
Baron Takatomi Senge, Nov.
1887. Educ: studied Chin-
ese Classics and Japanese
Literature in Kyoto . under
the tutelage of Rokuzo Iwa-
saki and Zenshin Tanimori
respectively and afterwards
receive'i' instruction from
Baron Fukuha in Tokyo;
also studied English from
Mr. Richards, English Major-
General then living in Yoko-
liama; 'went to Europe in
1885 and listened to the
lectures of Prof. Stein on

politics at Vienna for about
a yean While in Europe
he "especially investigated,
under the direct order of
His Majesty the Emperor,
then existing institutions of
the various courts and the
matters concerning Imperial
Stud Administration, besides
observing stock farming in
various countries;, returned
home in 1887 and was ap-
pointed Superintendent of
Imperial Mews in 1889;
again .went to Europe and
America to investigate the
actual conditions of stud im-
provement 1900-1901; was
also appointed Councillor of
the Imperial Court in 1904;
devoted his time under the
order of His Majesty the
Emperor, to the organization
of the Stud Administration
Bureau and was subsequent-
ly appointed Vice-President
of the same Bureau in 1906,
which post he resigned in
1908, making a tour of in-
vestigation in this connec-
tion to Formosa and Chosen
during that interval; was
appointed Stud Administra-
tion Commissioner in 1909.
Is best known as one of
those who with Prince Iwa-
kura and other gentlemen
organized the noAV defunct
Nippon Railway Company.
At the same -time was the

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chief promotor of Hokkaido
Colliery Railway, Hokkaido,
Hakodate-Muroran Railway,
Kyoto Railway, J-[okuetsu
Railway, So-bu Railway,
Nishinari Railway, etc; now
holds the positions of Di-
rector of Mariners Relief As-
sociation, Councillor of Marine
Affairs Society, Councillor of
National Athletic Association
(Butokukwai), Director of
Peer's Horse-riding Society,
Vice-President of Horticul-
tural Association, President of
Stock-farming Investigation
Society, etc. Address: No.
I , likurakata-machi, Azabu,
Tokyo. Tel:: 2993 Shiba.
Chibs: Tokyo Club, Peer's
Club, Peer's Horse-riding
Club, etc.

Fujinawa, Sankuro (^ S H
% I!J)) lieut. cpL. of .cavalry;
Comrhander of the 2nd Ke-
giment of Cavalry;, b. i8yo
in Saitama-ken. Sub-Lieu-
tenant, 1894; Lieutenant,
1896; Captain, 1889; Major,
1905; decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun
and the 5th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Headquarters
<)f the 2nd Regiment of
Cavalry, Sendai, Miyagi-ken.

Pujino, Shirotoei (j^ gf gg |p
■^ #!)' Freight Agent; h.
Jan. 1851, in Shiga-ken; ist
^. of Shirobei Fujino; m.
Ritsu, sister of Saburoemon

Ono. Address: No. 13, 2

chome, Nakanoshima, Kita-

ku, Osaka. Tel: yy 1. d.
Higashi.

Fujino, Teizo (jg ^f ^ =)

" Surgeoh-Cpionel, chief of thC
Medical Dep't of the ' idth
Army Division; b. in 1864.,"
Hiroshirha- prefecture. Surge-
on Sub- Lieutenant, 1885;
Surgeon -Colonel, 1892; Sur-
geon-Captain 1895; Surgeon-
Major, 1 901; Surgeon-Lieute-
nant-Colonel, 1907; Surgeon-
Colonel, 1912. Decorations:
5th Order of S. T, and 4th
Order of R. S. Address:
Hon-cho, Himeji.

Pujioji, Chikaliaru (^ -^ gg
fft #)? Baron, Member of the
House of Peers; b. Feb.
the 6th J. of Meiji (1873)
in Kyoto; e. s. of Kaneehika
Fujioji, formerly a noble .at-
the Mikado's Court; in. Ei,
sister of Hiromichi Tanaka,
samurai of Tokyo. Edtic:
graduated from the Higher
Course of the Peers' School.
Has been a subordinate
official of Chiba-ken and of
Tokyo- fu; afterwards elected
member of the House of
Peers; decorated with 4th
Oi-der of Merit in connection
with the Russo-Japanese war.
Address: No. 8, Sanchome,
Sadowara-cho, Ichigaya, U-
shigome, Tokyo.

Fujioka, Ichisuke (^ pij '^

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&}')i Kogakuhakushi, Presi-
dent of the Tokyo Electric
Co., president of Iwakuni
Electric Railway Company;
b. April 1S57 in Yaiiiaguchi;
e. s. of Kisuke Fujioka; m.
Chise, e. d. of Chishi Fuji-
oka. Ednc: graduated from
the Tokyo Engineering Col-
lege, 1 88 1.' Was appointed
assistant professor first and
then full professor of the
same (1881-1884), when he
was ordered to proceed to
the United States to attend
the International Electric
Exhibition then held at Phil-
adelphia; resigned professor-
ship in 1886 and became
engineer to the Tokyo
Electric Light Company arid
again went to Europe and
America to investigate the
condition of electric light
enterprises there; was ap-
pointed lecturer to the Im-
perial University of Tokyo
and had conferred on him
the degree of Kogakuhaku-
shi, 1 891; after resigning all
his public and private posi-

l:ions in 1898, made his thirH
trip to, Europe and America,
especially for the purpose of
observing the conditions of
electric railways and manu-
facture of electrical apparatus;
became chief manager of the
Tokyo Electric Light Com-

; pany, besides being adviser

to the Enoshima Electric
Railway Company after his
return home. Address: No.
24 Azuma-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel: . 540 Shiba.

Fujisaki, Saburosulie (f§ (if
3 m «I), Director of the
Takasago and Yensui Sugar
Mfg. Companies; b. May the.
ist y. of Meiji (1868) in the
prefecture of Miyagi; e. 5. of
the late Saburosuke Fujisaki;
in. Matsue, e. d. of Bunno-
suke Uchigasaki. Address:
No. 29, I chome, Shio-cho
Yotsuya, Tokyo. Tel.: 1046
Bancho.

Fujioka, Motojiro (^ IS] 7c
^ M)i President of Takasu
Sayings Bank and 76th Bank;
b. Nov. 188 1, in Gifu-ken;
2nd s. of Sadataro Midzu-
tani, and adopted by Toyo-
saburo Fujioka; in. . Mine,
sister of Gitaro Omiyama.
Address: Takasu-machi, U-
metsu-gun, Gifu-ken.

Fujisaki, Tomojruki (^; ilif ig
;&)! Mayor of the city of
Kochi, Member of the House
of Representatives; b. the
5th in. of the 1st y. of Man-
yen (i860) in the province
of Tosa; e: s. of Tomokame
Fujisaki, a samurai of Kochi;
in. Toye, sister of Masato-
shi Nakazawa. Was elected
member of the House of
Representatives in 191 for
the second time. Address:

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FuJ

Masugata-cho, Koclii, Kochi-
ken.

Fujisaki, Toraji (ft if J*—),
Commissioner of Kyoto-fu;
b. March, 1854, in Chiba-
ken; 2nd s. of Yosoji Suzu-
ki; m. Kane, 1st d. of
Daisuke Tamura; was adopt-
ed by Magojiro Fujisaki.
Police man, 1876; Police In-
spector, 1892; served as chief
police inspector in several
prefectures; appointed to the
present post in 1908; deco-
rated with 4th Order of Merit.
Address: Official- Residence,
Haruobimachi, Higashi-Itachi
Sagaru, Shimmachitori, Kami-
kyo-ku, Kyoto.

Fujisawa, Ikunosuke (ft -g
^ ^ f-i)> Lawyer, Member of
the House of Representatives,
Director of the Sendai Gas
Co., etc.; b. the 7th m: of
the 6th J/., of Ansei (18S9)
in Sendai, province of Riku-
zen; e. s. of Keiyoku Fuji-
.sawa; in. Tatsu, 2nd d.
of Sosaburo Nakamura. He
early studied law and be-
came lawyer in 1879, practi-
sing at Sendai; was elected
member of the Miyagi Pre-
fectural Assembly and then
its chairman; elected member
of the House of Representa-
tives in 19 1 2 for the eighth
time. He is a member of
the Kokuminto (National
Party). Address: No. 12,

Higashi Ichiban-cho, Sendai,
. Miyagi-ken.

Fujisa-wa, Kambei (ft ?^ Dj
:R %')■> A rich farmer; b. Nov.
the i6th y. of Meiji (1883)
in the prefecture of Ibaraki;
e. s. of the late Kambei
Fujisawa; m. Yone, e. d. ot
Masanosuke Endo. Address:
Sakae-mura, Niihari-gun,

Ibaraki-ken.

Fuiisawa, Rikitaro (ft ?? fij
M ± "II5). .. Ph. D. (Strassburg
University) , Rigakuhakvshi,
Member of the Imperial
Academy, Prof of mathe-
matics in the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo ; b. Sept.
1 86 1 in Niigata, province of
Echigo ; e. s. of Chikayuki
Fujisawa ; m. Miss Yasu
Amaya, Nov. 14th, 1890..
Ediic. : Tokyo University,
University College, London ;
Berlin and Strassburg Uniyei>
sities. Was appointed pro-
fessor at the Imperial Univer-
sity of Tokyo, June, 1887;
was Japan's delegate to the
2nd International Conference
of Mathematics, Paris, 19OO
and to the International
Commission on the teaching
of mathematics, acting as
chairman of the Japanese
Sub-Committee, 19 10. Publi-'
cations: besides many works
on mathematical subjects
" Life Insurance " (Japanese)
and "An essay on Joint-

Fuj

C 8& J

metalism '\ (English). Ad-
dress : No. 36, Suwa-cho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.:
808 Bancho. Clubs: Tokyo
Club, life member of the _
British Society, member of
Tokyo . mathematico-physical
Society, , Tokyo Astronomjical
society,.' etc. ^ '.' r." ' "

FujisHima, Takeji (jf % ^
— )> Painter in Eiirdpsari
style. Prof of the Fine Art
Academy; b. 1867 in Kago-
shima;^s•. of Kempo Fujishima.
Ediic: graduated from^ the
Tokyo French Language
school. From boyhood, he
was very fond of painting,
and indulged in copying from
the pictures in the Hokusai
Manga and others. Froni
1881 to 1896, studied picture
dia:^ing in Japanese style
from such artists as Togaku
Hirayama and Gyokusho Ka-
■wabata. In 1890, he turned
to the painting in. European
style, his teachers being
Seijuro Nakamura, Ju Matsu-
oka and Hosui Yamamoto.
Was teacher in painting in
the Miye Middle School in
1893, and promoted to the
present position in 1896
when the Fine Art Academy
opened its department of
European style painting. In
1905, was sent to France
ahd Italy by the Government
for; the; study of fine art.

He studied oil painting under
Ej-Cormon in _the Fine Art
Academy in Paris, and
travelled various European
_countries to see the art gal-
leries and museums, and es-
pecially in Italy he saw many-
artistic productions of classi-
car and, historical interest.
In- the : counir y^ ; he : received
the review of his \york from
Gorolus Duran. Returned to
Japan in" 191D, and was ma(ile
one of the examiners of the
Tokyo Fine Art and Indus-
trial Manufacturing Exhibi-
tion, beside the present
position. Address: No. 15
Akebono-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.
Pujishiro, Teisuke (^ fj jjg
W)i Bungakzihakushi; Prof.",
of the Literary College ia
the Kyoto Imperial Univ.; b.
in Chiba, July 1868; 1st 5.
of Rikizo Fujishima; in.
daughter of Matano Hisomu.
Educ. : graduated from the
Course of German Literature
in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity in 1902; was sent to-
Germany by the Department
of Education to study Germaii
language and literature, and
stayed there two years. On
returning home, was ap-
pointed prof. of the; ist
High school, and subse-
quently that of the Kyotb-
Imp. Univ. He is well known
for his knowledge of German

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m

literature. Address : Tanaka- .
mura, Atago-gun, Kyotb-fu.

Fuiita, Heitar-o (MSVi:M')>
Baron, President of the
Fujita Firm, Osaka; 6. Oct.
the 2nd j/. of Meiji (1869) in
0?aka; e. s. of Denzaburo
Fujita, founder of the Fujita
Firm; m. Tomi, 3rd d. of
Count Yoshikawa. Ed-iic.-.
Cambridge University. Was
"once director of the Osaka
Shosen Kaisha, and auditor
of the Japan Fire Insurance
Co.; Now pre-sident of the
Fujita Firm, succeeding his
father. Address: No. 9
Amijima cho, Kitaku, Osaka.
Tel.: 1372 Higashi.

Fujita, Tunenobu C^HIS'^),
Prof of the College of Agri-
culture in the Tohoku
University, Chair (Marine
Science). Address : Sapporo,
Hokkaido.

Fujita, Kikuko (il H ^ ji).
President of Toyarha District
Court; b. Oct. 1854, in
Hyogoken; 2nd .y. of Toshi-
nobu Fujita, a samtirai of
Hyogoken; m. K'ameki, sister
of Kadzumasa Tanaka, a
samurai of Fukuoka-ken.
Clerk of Court, 1881, passed
the Examination for Bench,
1887; after serving as
Judge of Utsunomiya, Anotsu,
Nagoya Courts, and Judge
of the . . Nagoya Court of
Appeal, ; Chief Judge of the

same Court, Chief Judge of
Nagoya District Court, Pre-
sident of Nab a District Court,
was ultimately appointed to
his present post; decorated
with 4th Order of Merit.
Address : Nishi -aimonocho,
Toyama-city, Toyama-ken.

Fujita, Koriki (jS H J[^ :ft).
Director of the Imperial
Railway Bureau and Chief
of the Kyushu Railway
Control Bureau; b. the 4th
May the 2nd year of Keio
( ! 866) in Tokyo; e. s. of Soku
Fujita; in. Miss Ko, 2nd d.
of Shigebumi Hattori. Ediic:
graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University; took ser-
vice in the Department of
Education; was appointed
its secretary; afterwards
transferred to the post of
secretary of the Communi-
cation Department, promoted
to' the present post in the
43rd y. of Meiji. Address:
official residence, Moji-shi,
Fukuoka-ken.

Fujita, kuhei C^±HA-^5»
Founder of Fujiku-Gomei
Kaisha (Fujiku Partnership);
b. Sept. 1837, in Wakayama-
ken ; 1st s. of Kurobei
Fujita dealer in lumber.
Address: No. 16, 2 chome,
Saiwaicho, Nishiku, Osaka.
Tel.: 719 /. d. Nishi.
. Fujita, Biazo (^; H -# ^i

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One of the highest-taxpayers
of Okayama-ken; b. Sept.
1867, in Okayama,-ken; ist
s. of Rinzo Fujita; m. Mura,
sister of Sei-ichi Tanaka.
Address : Ashimorimachi,
Kibi-gun; Okayama-ken.

Fujita, Sadaichi (Mm'M. lU).
Captain; ex-Chief of the
Drawing Section of the
Hydrographical Bureau in
the Naval Department; b.
1867. Educ: graduated from
the Naval Academy. Lieute-
nant-Commander, Dec. 1897;
Commander, June, 1900;
Captain, Oct. 1906 ; decorat-
ed with the 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun; is now on
the list of those who are
waiting for an appointment.
Addi'ess: l:iio. 2, Eijyucho,
Yotsuya, Tokyo.
Fu'ita, Seikyo \(M B IE «),
Lkutenant-Colonel of Caval-
ry; Commahcfer" of the i2th~
Regiment of Cavalry ; b'
1869 in Tokyo. Sub-Lieute-
nant, 1 891; Lieutenant, 1893;
Captain, 1896; Major, 1903;
Lieutenant-Colonel, 1907;
decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address : Headquarters of the
1 2th Regiment of Cavalry,
Kokura, Fukuoka-ken.
Fujita, Sh.igexn.ori (^ H S ^)»
Judge; Presiding Judge
m Hiroshima Court of

Appeal. Address: Hiroshima
Court of Appeal, Komachi,
Hiroshima-shi.

Fujita, Shiro (S IB H MR),
Member of the House of
Peers; President of the Japan
Fire Insurance Co.; President
of the Board of Directors of
the Formosan Sugar Refining
Co., and of the Tainan
Sugar Refining Co.; b. 6th
month, 1st y. of Bunkyu
(1861) in Toba, Shima prov.;
3rd s. of Rinzo Fujita; m.
Bun, adopted daughter of
Marquis Inoue, and e. d. of
Kaemon Isono, a prominent
businessman. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Tokyo
Imperial University in iSth
of Meiji; entei'ed government
service as attache and coun-
cillor to the Foreign Depart-
ment ; served successively in
the Japanese Legations at
Vienna, and Berlin, etc.; was
apppointed private secretary
to the Minister of Com-
munications in 23rd of Meiji;
sent to Vienna as a repre-
sentative of Ihe International
Postal Conference held there
in 1 891; promoted to be
Councillor of the Department
upon his return, in the same
year; appointed Councillor
of the fourth Home Exhi-
bition; promoted to the Vice-
Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce in the 31st of Meiji

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Fuj

(1898); retired from Govern-
ment service in the 34th of
Meiji when Marquis Katsura
became premier. Address :
No. 5. Koyamacho, Mita,
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel: 1233
Shiba.

Fujita, Sukeshichi (^ f] ^
-b)> Dealer in sugar; b.,
April, 1851, in Okayama-
ken; in. Fusa, 1st d. of
Fujisuke Matsuhara. Ad-
dress : 2 chome, Andojimachi,
Minami-ku, Osaka. Tel.: 4?,g
I. d. Minami.

Pujita, Takasatouro (|§ [H p^
H IP), President of the
Nagoya Court of Appeal;
b. the sth m. of the 3rd j.
of Ansei (1856) in Uvvajima,
province of lyo; 2nd s. of
Toshioki Fujita, samurai of
Uwajima clan; m. Rui. e. d.
of Moiku Nishimura. Ediic:
studied Chinese classics, Eng-
lish and military science at
the Enbujo, common school
of his feudal lord; went up
to Osaka with his father
and learned English from Mr.
Aston, then Interpreter of the
English Consulate, by whom
he was finally taken to Eng-
land to continue his study; re-
turned home in 1874 and en-
tered the Kaiseigakko, fore-
runner of the former Tokyo
Daigaku, from which he gra-
duated in 1878. Appointed
probationary judge the same

year: full judge in 1881,
serving successively at the
Kobe Court of First Instance,
Hiroshima Court of Appeal
and Hiroshima Criminal
Court, etc. In 1884 left the
bench and entered the service
of the Foreign Dep't where
he was first appointed its
junior secretary and then
acting director of the Com-
mercial Bureau; returned
to the bench in i886 and

after sitting successively at
the Tokyo Court of Appeal,
Nara District Court (Presi-
dent) , Osaka Court of Appeal,
and the Court of Cassation,
etec, was finally promoted to
the present post in 1898.
Mr. Fujita his his family
are all devoted Christians,
having been baptized at the
St. John Church (Episcopal),
Nagoya. Ptiblications : " In-
ternational law "; " Maritime
International law," etc.
Recreations : Poetry, music

[ 9£> ]

and travelling. Address:
No. I, Nichome, Fujiisuka-
cho, Higashiku, Nagoya.
Tel,: 97.

, Fujita, toshiro (^ H ii B)
1st Secretary to the Japanese
Legation at Rio-de- Janeiro,
j?razil; ^. the 7th m. of the
2hd jT- of Bunkyu (1862) in
the • prefecture of Okayama;
2nd s. of Sei Watanabe and
adopted by Shigeho Fujita,
Samurai of Okayama; in.
Ikuyo, e. d: of his father-in-
law. Became a clerk of the
Foreign office (1886;: pro-
moted tq be Consul (1895);
Secretary to _ the Japanese
Legation and Consul at
Banglipk;; Consul at Chicago;
ConsulVat Bombay ; Secretary
to the Japanese Legation '
and Consul at Rio-de-
Janeiro (1910). Address:
Japanese Legation, Rio-de-
Janeiro, 'Brazil. ' '
, Fujita, 'Tsug'iakira (^ fg Jgj
#) ) _ Surgeon General since
September 1912, Chief of the
Chosen Government General
Hospital; b. 1855. Assistant-
Surgeon, 187 1; Vice-Surgeon,
1 881; Surgeon-Lieutenant,
1883; Surgeon-Captain, 1884;
Surgeon Lieutenant-Colonel,
1889; Surgeon^Colonel, 1894;
Surgeon-Lieutenant Colonel,
1897; Surgeon-Colonel,

1897; Surgeon Inspector
Major-General, 1903. Took

part in active service as chief
of the Surgeon's Departrnent
of the 4th Army under the
late Marshal (then General)
Nodzu during the Russo-
Japanese War. Decorated
with 3rd Class of Golden
Kite, Order of Rising Sun
of 2nd rank aiid Sacred
Treasure of 3rd rank. Ad-
dress: No. 39. Hyakunincho,
Okubo-mura, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo fu. 7>/.: 2433 Bancho.
Fujiwara, Kiyozo (^ gf %
i\ ^)> nom de Plume
Reisen, writer; b. the 4th
m. of the 1 6th y. of Meiji
(1883) in Tottori-ken; s. of
Ichisaburo Fujiwara; un-
married. Educ: studied
politics and pedagogics in
England and returned home
through Germany, Holland,
Belgiijm and ..; Fi'ance, after
investigating the matters
relating newspaper manage-
ment, from Jan. 19 10 to'
Oct. 191 1. For some years
engaged in school education,
was article writer of the
Yomhirishiinbun for five
years;- A¥as entrusted with the
work of investigating the
educational condition in
England by the Department
of Education and the Tokyo
Municipal Office while in
Europe; after returned home
was engaged in some im-
portant educational works;

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Fuj

is special contributor to
various educational maga-
zines. Publications: "Politic-
al education," " History of
educational idea in the
Meiji Era ", " Educational
system of Great British," etc.
(all in Japanese). Recreations :
i-eading, chess, base ball,
travelling, tobacco and tea.
Address: No. i, Yanaka,
Shimizu-cho, Shitaya-ku,

Tokyo. Cbibs: " Teiyu

Ethical Society," " Peace
Society," " Eastern Asiatic
Society," " Dainippon Edu-
cational Association," etc.

Fujita, Tsunetake {_% H M
#)» Naval Pay master- Colo-
nel; director of the Naval
Paymasters' School since
19 1 2. Chairman of the
Ordinary Civil Service
Examination Commission.
Decorated with 5th Class of
-Golden Kite. Address: No.
100, Nakashibuya, Shibuya,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Fujita Yoyei CREEI^:^^g),
President of Imari Bank; b.
No. 1852, in Saga-ken; 1st
.y. of Yohei Fujita, a samurai
oi Sagaken; m. ist d. of
Gizaemon Inatomi. Address:
Imari-machi, Nishimatsuura-
gun, saga-ken.

Fujitake, Kihei (M^'M ^ tl).
One of the highest-taxpayers
of Kagoshima-ken; b. Oct.
1864, in KagQshimaken;

1st s. of Kizaemon Fujitake;
m. Chika, 2nd d. of Kuma-
suke Fujitake. Address :
Nakamura, Kagoshima-shi.
Pujitsu, Jun-ichi (^ j|6 Jp — ),
^Colonel of Artillery, attached
to the 4th Regiment of Field
Artillery since 191 1; b.
1870 in Yamaguchi-ken.
Sub-lieiitenant, 1 892 ; Lieu-
tenant, 1894; Captain, 1897;
Major, 1903; Lieutenant-
Colonel, 1907; decorated'
witn the 4th Order of Mei'it
and 4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address: Headquarters of
the 4th Regiment of the
Field ylrtillery, Osaka.

Fujitsuka, Yosh.itaro (^ ^
^ ±. lit). Pawn-Broker; b.
Apr. the 1 6th y. of Meiji
(1883) in Osaka; 2nd s. of
Shichibei Fujitsuka; »?. Kinu,
5th d. of Kibei Togawa.
Address: No. 153, Tatamiya-
cho, Minami-ku, Osaka.

Fujiyama, Baita (JiUjgi:),
President of the Dai Nippon
Sugar Mfg. Co., Vice Presi-
dent of the Nippon Fire
Insurance Company, Director
of The Tokyo Printing Com-
pany, President of the Shun-
to Electric Company, etc.; b.
Aug. 1863 in Saga, province
of Hizen; s. of Kakuemon
Fujiyama; m. Mine, : 2nd
d- of Tsunenosuke Yeguchi.
Educ. : studied ' economics
and politics at the Keiogijuku

Fuj— Fuk

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Univ. and graduated from
it in 1884; was elected
president of the Prefectural
Assembly of his native
district; promoted the publi-
cation of the Nagasaki
Shimbun; employed by the
Mitsui firm and was appointed
Managing Director of the
Shibaura Engineering Works;
organized the cji paper
Manufacturing Company, of
which he became President;
was elected member of the
Standing Committee of the
Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce; rendered useful
service in the organization
of the Tokyo Street Railway
Company and became
Managing Director of the
same; promoted the Shun- to
Electric Company with the
capital of '1,000,000 yen in
1903 and afterwards became
connected with the Nippon
Fire Insurance Company of
which he was appointed
Vice-President; was entrusted
with the readjustment of the
affairs of the Dai Nippon
Sugar Mfg. Co., the largest
one of its kind in Japan,
which was financially em-
barrassed and was finally
became President of the
same; is a conspicuous figure
in business circles at present.
Address: Irhazato-cho, Shiro-
kane, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.'.

1545 Shiba.

Fujiyama Yokiclii (^ ^[i ^
S)> Chairman of the Otaru
Chamber of Commerce. Ad-
dress: No. 6, Kitahamacho,
Otaru, Hokkaido.

Fujisawa, Seikei (^-/f JE^),
Chief gaoler of the Sugamo
Prison; decorated with 4th
Order of merit. Address:
Official House, No. 3277,
Sugamo, Sugamo-mura, Kita-
toshima-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Fukada, Chokuio (gig EEI jf;
^1 Japanese painter; b in
Jejemachi, Shiga-ken, i86i.
Educ. : studied painting of
Shijo school from Sobun
Morikawa. Was twelve times
examiner and often lecturer
or professor of painting; fre-
quently got prizes; member
of Osaka picture society and
of Nihon Art Asso. Address:
No. I, Shichome, Fushimi-
cho, Higashiku, Osaka.

Fukada, Yonejiro, fgg ffl :)U
* Ii5)> Stock-Broker; b. Feb.
1856, in Tokyo; 2nd jr. : of
Hachiemon Fukada; m.
Yoshi, 1st d. of Ryosetsu
Arakawa, a samurai of
Tokyo. Address: No. 7, 4
chome, Fujimicho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 404 Bancho.

I"ukaga-wa, Jukiclxi (-gg ji|
a :S). One of the highest
.taxpayers of Saga-ken; b.
'Nov. 1848; brother of Bun-
kichi Iguchi, a samurai of

L 93 J

Fut

Sagaken, and adopted by Finance and a member of

Komakichi Fukagawa; m. the Bank of Japan; went to

Matsu, 1st d. of his foster- America and Europe accom-

father. Address: Suko-mura, panying Mr. K. Takahashi,

Kineshima-gun, Saga-ken. then Vice Pre. of the Bank

Fukagawa, Masajiro (gg J!| of Japan during the late

gfe rK II?) {^ Director of the war. Publication : Translat-

Kagoshima Warehouse Co. ed Prof. Westlake's " A

and the Taiyo Steamership treatise on International Law"

Co.; b. the 6th m. of the into Japanese. Address:

3rd y. of Bunkyu (1863) in No. 89, 6 chome, Minamicho,

Kagoshima; e. s. of Kakubei Aoyama, Tokyo. Tel.: 1917

Fukagawa; m. Ei, sister of Shiba. Club: Tokyo Club,

Tsunetaro Iguchi. Address: Fukai, Kanichiro (^ ^ g

No; 17, Kanpmachi, Kago- — SO. Principal of the 4th

shima. Middle School of Tokyo;

Fukagawa, Yeizaimon (-gl b. at Iwatsuki, Musashi, May

ill ^ :fe if PI), President of 1865. Educ: Saitama Mid-

the Arita Bank, Director of die School; Tokyo Univer-

the Arita Porcelain Mfg. Co., sity; graduated from the

etc.; b. the ist m. of the Chinese Classical Course of

1st J/, of Gwanji (1864) in the latter in June, 1887.

the province of Hizen; e. s. Publication: Text book of

of the late Eizaemon Fuka- Chinese Classic for Middle

gawa; nt. Kotsuru, sister of School; etc. Address: No.

Shidzuo Nagano. Address: 63, i chome, Kobinatadai-

Aritamachi, Nishimatsuura- machi, Koishikawa-ku, To-

gun, Nagasaki-ken. kyo.

Fukai, Eigo (-Jg ^ ^ 5:), Fukai, Tsuneji (M. ^ B v&),
Chief of National Loan Bur. Director of the Saifcai Bank,
of the Bank of Japan; b. Address: Shimabara-machi,
Jan. 1 87 1 in Takasaki, (Gum- Minamitakaki-gun, Nagasaki-
ma Prefecture); s. of Shitau ken.

Fukai; m. Haru, d. of Fukamachi, Eentaro (gg Wf

Zennosuke Kosaka. Educ: Si pfc W)-> Commissioner of

studied at Doshisha, Kyoto Aichi-ken; b. Jan. the 4th

from 1886 until 1891. Was y. of Meiji (1871) in Ishi-

successively writer of the kawa-ken; e. s. of Tetsugoro

"Kokumin-Shimbun"; Private Fukamachi, saimirai of

Secretary to the Minister of Kanazawa clan; m. Sakio,

Fiik

[ 94 ]

5tli d. of Kumagoro Kosaka. Lieutenant, 1879; Major,
Educ: graduated from the 1896; took part in the
Coll. of Law of the Tokyo Japan-China War; Corn-
Imp. Univ. (1896). Passed mander of the 28th Regiment
the Examination for the of Infantry, 1900; served in
Higher Civil Services and the Dep. of War, 1902;
appointed Secretary to the Commander of the 2nd
Department of Communica- Guards Regiment of Infantry,
tion the sarne year; appointed 1903; took part in the Russo-
successively the Secretary of Japanese War; Major-Gene-
Aichiken, Ibaraki-ken, Tochi- ral, 1907; decorated with
giken, and finally of Niigata 4th Class of Golden Kite,
ken. Address: Nanamagari- Recreation : readino-. Ad-
cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. dress: No. 459> NishiSkubo,

Fukano, Icliizo (g| u — H), Okubomura, Toyotama-gun,

ex-Governor of Aichi-ken; h. Tokyo-fu.

in Higo, Jan. 1852. Secret- Pukaya, Teikitsu (M'S-'SW)

ary of Fukushima-ken, 1891; Managing Director of the

Governor of Tottori-ken, Ogasawara Bank, Auditor

1896; Governor of Fukuoka- of the Yokosuka Bank; A.

ken, 1899; nominated M. H. the loth m. of the ist j.

P., Aug. 1911. Address: No. of Gwanji (1864) in the

I, Minamitakashira-cho, Na- prefecture of Shizuoka; «<fi?/.

kaku, Nagoya, Aichi-ken. s. . of the late , Yasaku

Fukano, Tatsu (gg if ^), Fukaya; m. Tei, d. of his

Judge; President of Nagoya father-in-law. Address: 0-.

District Court. Address:'^o. suga-mura, Kogasa-gun,

I, Nichome, Takehirachp, Shizuoka-ken.

Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi. Pukagawa, Yaich.iro (g| ;ii

Fukaya, MCatasaburo (gg # 5S — *i5)» President of Hatano

3(. H 115), Major-General on Bussan Kwaisha (H^atano

the Reserve; b. in Tokyo, Products Company); Director

Sept. 1865; s. of Fukaya of Hatano Bank; b. June,

Moroyasu {samurai); m. 1858, in Kanagawa-ken; 1st

1882, ,Nobu-ko, 2nd d. of s. of Gorobei Fukagawa; m.

Onuki' Katsuyuki. Educ: Nae, sister of Nobutaro

Chinese Classics in Shohei- Kondo. Address: Hatano-

Gakko; English in Keiogi- machi, Naka-gun, Kanagawa-

jiku, 1870-1873; Military ken. . ! :

School,. 187:5-1-879. Second Fukazawa, Yahei ,(sg if ?®

[ 95 ]

■^ ^) grocer; firm name
Yorodzuya; b. Sept. 1848,
in Tokyo; ist j. ofMagoichi
Fukagawa; m. Tome, 2nd d.
of Gentaro Otani. Address:
No. 5. Ichome, Muromachi,
Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
1248 Honkyoku.

Fukuda, IHCisataro (ia H Ji
±. B15)) Majpr.^_G;enejr.iU,._chief
staff df'TKe' ETwantung Gov-
ernment General; b. 1870
in Nagasaki-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
1887; Lieut., 1 891; Captain,
1895; Major, r90o; Lieut.-
Col., 1904; Colonel, 1907; de-
corated with the 3rd order of
the Rising Sun and 3rd Class
of Golden Kite; Major-Gen-
eral and commander of the
24th Int. Brigade, Aug. 1911;
present post since Dec. 1912.
Address: Kwantung Goven-
ment General Office.

Fukuda, MataicM (fi p) JJ. — ) ,
Lawyer M. H. R.; assignee
in bankruptcy; member of
the ward assembly of Kanda;
sub- chairman of the Tokyo
municipal assembly; b. loth
August 1st of Gwanji (.1864),
in Saitama prefecture; 2nd s.
of Sawakichi Fukuda; m.
Sei, e. d. of Kiyoshi Kawai.
Educ. : entered the higher
Normal School; left to enter
the Hogakuin,,a private law
-college; assisted in the amal-
gamation of the Liberal and
the Progressive parties; passed

Fuk

the examination of barrister-
at-law in the 24th of Meiji;
elected member of the House
of Representatives, 1908.
Addreess: No. 30, Kijicho,
Kanda, Tokyo. Tel.\ 1970
Honkyoku.

Fukuda, Rokujiro (If, g >"c
^ W>i A rich merchant in
Osaka; b. the 12th m. of
the 4th y. of Kokwa (1847)
in Osaka; e. s. of the late
Rokusuke Fukuda. Address:
No. 7, 3 chome, Kitakyutaro-
machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Fukuda, Takenori (|g pj jj^

SI)' Chief Public Procurator
of the Okayama District
Court; b. the 1st m. of the
2nd y, of Bunkyu (1862) in
Kumamoto ; e. s. of Keichoku
Fukuda; m. Kuwa, 2nd d.
of Matasuke Teramoto. Pass-
ed the examination for the
Bench (1887); Public Pro-
curator of the District Court
of Tottori, Kobe, Osaka in
succession from 1887 to 1903;
Chief Public Procurator of
the Matsuye District Court
(1904); present post since
1905. Address: Official Re-
sidence, District Court, Oka-
yama.

-Fukuda, Tokuzo (jg, © ^ 2)
fiogakuhakushi; Professor of
Tokyo Higher Commercial
school; b. in 2, Dec, 7th of
Meiji (1874) in Tokyo; e. s.
of Tokubei Fukuda; m.

Ftik

[ 9^ ]

Masayo, e. d. of' Baron
Keijiro Murakami. Educ :
Entered the Higher Com-
mercial School, 22nd year
of Meiji; graduated from the
said school, 27th of Meiji;
afterwards went abroad and
studied economics and history
of political economy at the
Leipzig University; subsequ-
ently entered the Miinhen
University, and after gradua-
ting from it, attended for
special study at the Paris
University, France, and at
the Genoa University, Italy;
was appointed professor of the
Higher Commercial School
upon his return in the 34th
year of Meiji. Publications:
"National economy"; "La-
bour and Economy." Ad-
dress: No. 756 Sendagaya,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Fufcuda, Tsugijiro (|S B ffi ?>:
BR). President of the Kitaga-
;ta Bank, Auditor of the
Nohi Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank; b. June the
4th y. of Meiji (1871) in the
province of Mino; e.s. of the
late Tsugijiro Fukuda; m.
Ryo, sister of Keikichi Ya-
bashi. Address : Makuwa-
mura, Motosu-gun, Gifu-ken.

Fukuda, XTmanosuke (|a §]
% i. fiS). Naval. Constructor-
General; Head of the 3rd
Secion of the Departrnent <:£
the Naval Materials; h. Oct.

1856; 1st s. of Fukuda Yo-
rizane; m. Haru-ko, 3rd d.
of Ando Ju-in. Decorated
with 4th class of Golden
Kite in recognition of his
services in the Japan-China
War and the Russo-Japanese
War. Address: No. 3991
Sanya, Nakano, Nakano-
mura, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Pukuda, Yusaku (Jig [g -^ f-^),
noin de ' pbim Yilsho, editor
of, Yomiuri Shiinbun; b.
Oct. r886 at Takayama,
Hida. Educ. : literature
course of Waseda Univ.
Publication : Hariino Yu-me
a collection of poetry). Ad-
dress: c/o Seikwado, i cho-
me, Echizenbori, Kyobashi-
ku, Tokyo.

Fukuba, Hayato (jfS ^3 i£ A)>
Viscount, President of the
Horticultural Department and
Master of Ceremonies; b. 16,
I ith month of 3rd y. of Ansei
(1857); 3rd s. of Yojibei Sa-
saki and adopted into the
Fukuha family; m. Miss Tei,
e. d. of Bisei Fukuha. Ad-
dress: No. 185 Tsunohazu,
Yodohashi ; Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu. Tel.: 1871 Ban-
cho.

Fakuhara, Eitaro (|S if. il i:
IR)> President of the Ono-
da Cement Mfg. Co.; /;. the
7th in. of the 2nd y. of
Bunkyti (1862) in the pro-
vince of Nagato ; e. s. of

C 9Z ]

Fuk

Hikohichi Fukuhara and a
nephew of Marquis Inouye;
■m. Ei, sister of Tomikuma
Ozawa. Educ: studied at
the Keiogijiku. Entered the
Mitsui Firm (1880); retired
from the above in 1905 and
established the Onoda Ce-
ment Mfg. Co., of which he
is now president. Address:
Chofu - mura, Toybura - gun,
Yamaguchi-ken.

Fukuhara, Kyojiro f|l M ^
— BP)) Vice-Minister of Edu-
cation since Sept. 191 1; b.
in Mie Prefecture, June 1868;
2nd s. of Sukehide Fu-
kyhara, a smnurai; m. Miss
Fumi, 2nd d. of Genru Kawa-
kita. Edtic: graduated from
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity in 1892. Was appointed
official to the Department
of Communications; transfer-

' red subsequently to the
Home Department; was ap-
pointed counsellor of the
Department in 1893; served
successively as Counsellor of
the Nara Prefecture; Director
of the Imperial Museum at
Nara; Chief Inspector of
Police of the Nara Prefecture;
Counsellor and School Inspec-
tor of the Department of
Education; went to Germany
and France in 1900 and

""spent two years there, in-
vestigating educational sys-
tem. Address: 5 Kita-cho

Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. : No.
564 Bancho.

Fukuhara, Sentaro (jfg |g- |g
i: Wi- Colonel of Infantryj
Chief of Staff of the i6th
Division; h. 1865 in Miye-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant, 1887;
Lieutenant, 1 892 ; Captain,
1 89s; Major, 1902; Lieute-
nant-Colonel, 1905; Colonel,
1907; decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and the 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Headquarteirs
of the 1 6th Army Division,
Kyoto.

Fukutara, Toshimaru (fg ®
^ ^)i Baron, Engineer of the
Temporal Construction Bu-
reau of the Finance Dept.;
b. Aug. the 9th y. of Meiji
(1876) in Yamaguchi-ken;
e. s. of the late Hozen
Fukuhara, samurai of Yama-
guchi clan; ni. Tsuru, adopted
sister of Jochii Kodama of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Coll. of Engineering
of the Tpkyo Imp. Univ.
(1901). Became Lecturer
to the Coll. of Engineering ■
and Science of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (1902-1904); was
employed in the Tokyo
Military Arsenal (1904-1906);
appointed present post (1906);
was sent to Europe and
America on an official mission
(1908- 1 909). He was created
Baron in 1900 on account of

Fuk

[ 98 ]

his father's meritorious service
to the State. Address: Nai-
tomachi, Yotsuya, Tokyo.
2^/.: 1683 Bancho.

Fukuhara, Yuslxin OWi M ^
■©>> druggist, President of the
Imperial Life Insurance Com-
pany, Ltd., Director of the
Odawara Electric Railway
Company, Ltd., of the Hakata
Bay Railway Company, of
the Takaishi Oil Company,
Auditor of the Ajigawa
Electric Company, member
of the Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce; b. in 8th April,
ist^. of Kaei (1848), in Chiba
prefecture; arid s. of Ichizae-
mon Eukuhara; m. Toku, e.
d. of Zenzaburo Suzuki.
Began business career when
young; by opening the Shi-
seido, druggist store, assisted
in bringing into existence the
Imperial Life Insurance Com-
pany. Address: No. i, Izu-
mocho, - Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 324 Shimbashi.

Fukui, Junzo (|i # Sp jf),
ex-Member of the House of
Bepresentatives; b. Sept. the
A^ y- of Meiji (1871) in
Kanagawa-ken; e. s. of Na-
okichi Fukui, rich farmer in
Kanagawa; m. Haru, e. d.
of Kokusho Nakamura of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Keiogijiku. Was
once elected Vice-President
of the Kanagawa, Agricul-

tural Assembly; had been
charged by the Dep't of
Agriculture and Commerce
with the business of investi-
gating the conditions of
factories and workingmen in
Kanagawa prefecture; Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives (SeiyGkai member)
1908-12 Address: Toyoda-
mura, Naka-gun, Kanagawa-
ken.

Surgeon Colonel on the re-

"Sf|JJ^2fifei^Sn^Srmy
ESivTsion; v5; 1864. Surgeon
Second - Lieutenant, 1886;
Surgeon- Lieutenant, 1892;
Surgeon-Captain, 1 89S ; Sur-
geon-Major, 1901; Surgeon I
Lieutenant - Colonel, 1905.7
Decorated with 4th Clas^^
Golden Kite. Address: Ku-^
nimoto-mura, Kawachi-gun, '
Tochigi-ken.

Pukui, Kikusaburo (is ^ ^
3||5), Managing Director of
Mitsui Products Company;
b. March, 1866, in Tokyo;
Sth s. of Mankichi Naka-
mura, and adopted by Ume
Fukui; m. Natsu, ist d. of
Soroku Ebara, a samurai of
Shidzuoka. Educ: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher '
Commercial School, 1883.
Served as manager of several
branch shops of the Mitsui
Products Company, and was

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Fuk

tlie manager of the New
York Branch of the Com-
pany till transferred to the
present post in 1890. Ad-
dress: No. 2, Higashitoriiza-
ka-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2683 Shiba.

Pukui, MCasayoshi (IS^jER),
Captain of the Navy; h.
1859. Edtic: graduated
from the Naval College in
1879. Lieutenant-commander,
Dec. 1897; com'mander, June
1898; Captain, July 1904.
Decorations: 3rd Order of R.
S., 3rd Order of S. T., 3rd
Class of Golden Kite.

Fukui, Naokiehi CJI^iit^),
President of the Kanagawa
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Director of the Eno-
shima Electric Railway Co.,
Auditor of the Toa Mutual
■Fire Insurance Co.; b. the
1st m. of the 1st y. of
Kayei (1848) in the province
of Musashi; e. s. of the late
Gembei Fukui; m. Nami,
2nd d. of Mozayemon Nagao.
Address: No. 6 Okawa-cho,
Yokohama.

Fukui, Saburo (ja ff- H IP),
Member of the House of
Representatives; b. the 5th
m. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) in Okayama-ken; 2nd
s. of Shimpyo Fukui; m.
Fuku-ko, e. d. of Sei Naka-
rai of Osaka. Edric. : gra-
duated from the Okayama

Normal School. Became first
a primary school teacher
and subsequently chief editor
of the " Kyochii Shimbun," a
daily newspaper published at
Kofu, Yamanashi-ken; enter-
ed the Dep't of Agriculture
and Commerce and went to
Hawaii on Official business;
leaving the Dep't established
the Keirin Shogyodan, a com-
mercial association in Korea
and became its president;
has thrice been elected mem-
of the House of Representa-
tives since 1896; decorated
v/ith the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun in connection
with the Russo-Japanese war.
Address: No. 68 Sanchome,
Kitamachi, Aoyama, Tokyo.
Tel. : 3090 Shiba.

Fukui, Shinnosliin (jig ;^ -^
i^ 5S)> pen-name " Kotei,"
painter of Japanese style; b.
Yedo, in 1865. ,&/2/^. : studied
painting from Gyokusho Ka-
wabata. Honoured in paint-
ing before their Imp. Majesties
when they proceeded to
Marquis Mayeda's residence,
July 19 10. Gained often
prizes in exhibitions; member
of the societies of Musei,
Tenshin, Nihon picture, Ta-
tsumi and Nihon Art. Asso.
Address; 9 Kojima-cho, Asa-
kusa-ku, Tokyo.

Fukumoto, Sei (Is i^ |^),
nom de phime " Nichinan;

Fuk

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ex-Member of the House
of Representatives, Author,
Journalist; b. May, 1857, in
Fukuoka-ken; ist s. of Taifu
Fukumoto; in. Yoshi, sister
of Kamekichi Mitsunawa, a
saimirai of Tokyo. Educ:
studied Japanese and Chinese
Classics, and English, in
Tokyo. Made a trip to
France. Once was editor of
the " Nihon-Shimbun," and
is now editor-in-chief of Fu-
kuoka Nippo; was member
of Kokiimintd for some years.
Publications: many works of
various kinds, the most
famous being " Genroku
kwaikyoroku," a story of
the 47 loyalsts of the Akao
clan. Address: No. 82, Yu-
shimamikumi-cho, Hongb-ku,
Tokyo.

Pukanaga, Kichinosuke (IS
^ ^ i. fJ), Naval Paymas-
ter-General ; ^^as'lioiTi mated
Ttrewbef ' of the House of^
Peers in 191 2. Decorated
with 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: No. 75, Hiro-
cho, Azabuku, Tokyo.

Fubunaga, S5nosuke (jjf, f^
^ ^ IS)' Maj or-G_en er^l.;,, .<^,. _
Feb. 1 8^4, HI Tokyo'™ ' In .
Russo-Japan War, he was
the commander of the ist
Artillery Brigade and did
good service in the famous
battle of Ta-shih-cho. De-
corated with the third class

Golden Kite and. 3rd Order
of Merit. Placed on the re-
serve Mar. 1907. Address:
Harajiku, Tokyo.

Fukunish.i, Ihei (SP, M '6* :^
#)_> President of the Aidzu
Bank, Director of the Aidzu
Electric Power Co., etc.; b.
the 1st in. of the 3rd y. of
Ansei (1856) in the prefec-
ture of Fukushima; e. s. of
the late Ihei Fukunishi; in.
Yasu, 3rd d. of Kizaemon
Hoshino. Address: Daimachi,
Wakamatsu, Fukushima-ken.

Fukuoka, Hidei (Jg M^W)i
Professor of the Tokyo
Foreign Language School;
Prof, of the Peers' School;
of Waseda University; s.
of Viscount Kotei Fukuoka;
b. in Kochi, Province of
Tosa, 21 Sept. 4th of Meiji
(1871); in. Miss Sada-ko, e. d.
of Viscount Raisho Sagara.
Educ: Entered the Peers'
Schoolj went to America i
June^ i887';..studiedllaw,-at.the \
Washington and Lee Univer-
sities; moved to the Cum-
berland University; graduated
from the law department of
the same, 24. of Meiji; receiv-
ed the degree of B. S. at the
University; entered the Yale
University to pursue the same
study; returned to Japan the
2Sth of Meijij^entered Brussel
Univ., in^- 1 89s, and studied
there "iriterliaticrrial law',- poll-

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Fuk

tics aiid__,e.cQnomics ; .^nd,
received an honorable degree
from the University in the
-Jiext year, and then renaoyed~
.to Paris for study; came
•back to Japan at the end of
the year. Since his return
home, served as Professor of
Waseda Univ., the Tokyo
Foreign Language School,
the Peers' School and some
others. Besides he was vice-
President of the Tokyo Y.
M. C. A., adviser to the
Nohi_ Orphanage, etc. Ad-
■dress: Kanatomi-cho, Koishi-
Kawaku, Tokyo. Tel.: 6gi
Bancho.

S-ukuoka, Sotei (|a IRI # ^),
Viscount (cr. 17th of Meiji),
Privy Councillor and Member
of the Board of Decora-
tions; b. the 2nd m. of the
6th y. of Tempo (1835) in
Kochi, province of Tosa; s.
of Kojun Fukuoka, hereditary
retainer to the Lord of Tosa.
Became Koribugyo (Magist-
rate)" to the clan government
at the early age of twenty
four; subsequently appoint-
ed Military Governor of
Feudal lord; went up to
Kyoto, then the Capital of
. Mikado, in the 3rd year of
Keiwo (1967) and began a
movement in concert with
the late Count Goto for the
cause of the Restoration;
presented in the same year

the memorial of his feudal
lord to the Shogunate through
the hand of Iganokami
__Itakura, then the Minister of
the Tokugawa government;
had an interview with the
Shogun Keiki soon afterwards
in company with Goto and
others, earnestly pleadii?g the
advisability of his returning
the reins of government into
the hands of the Mil-cado ;
the deputation being success-
ful in its efforts, was next
appointed Councillor to the
new Government and drew
up together with Kosei Yuri
and others the so-called
"Imperial .Written Oath"
which was duly adopted by
the Emperor; laid the govern-
mental foundation of the
Dajokwan system (Council of
State), an institution which
was abolished in 1885; was
appointed member of the
Senate in the ist y. of Meiji
(1868); Sangi (Councillor of
State Affairs) and Minister
of Education (188 1); grant-
ed the 1st Order of the
Rising Sun (Grand Cordon)
the same year;, created Vis-
count (1884); Privy Councillor
(1888), a post he still holds.
Address: No. 59 Kanatomi-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Tel.: 691 Bancho.

JPukuoka, Seiiclii (ifsPg^— )>
Member of the House', of

Fuk

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Representatives, Lawyer; b.
April, iSss, in Aichi-ken;
2nd s. of Shinzo Fukuoka;
m. Kura, ist d. of Kinjiro
Nakane. Once was a mem-
ber of the AicW Prefectural
Assembly. Address: Ren-
jyaku, Okazaki-machi, Nu-
kata-gun, Aichi-ken.

Futuoka, Toyokadzu (M 153
S *n), Judge, President of the
Aomori District Court; b.
the lOth m. of the 3rd y. of
Kayei (1850) in the province
of Hizen; 2nd s. of Yosuke
Tomioka and adopted by the
late Sosuke Fukuoka; in.
Sumi, e. d. of his adopted
father. Became Probationary
Judge in 1874; full Judge
(1887); Judge , of the Local
Court of Kokura, Tokyo,
Takasaki, Matsumoto in suc-
cession (1887-1908); pro-
rrioted President of. the . Ao-
rnori District Court (1900).
Address : District Court,
Aomori.

Fukuoka, Tsunejiro (|a |^
■m fh II5)> Expert of the Me-
tropolitan Police Office and
of the Mechanical Bureau
in the Department of Agri-
culture and Commerce; b. in
Nara, ' 1870. Educ: gra-
duated from the .3rd High
Sthool and from the College
_ of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imp; Univ. in 1894. He is
well versed in archtecture.

and many large notable •
buildings in the capital were
constructed under his super-
intendence. The newly built
Metroplitan Police Office is
one of them. Address: No.
29 Ukyo-cho, Yotsuya-ku,
Tokyo.

Fukurai, Toiiiokie}ii (jjg ^
'M. a)> Bttngakti-kakushiy
Assistant-Prof, of the College
of Literature in Tokyo Imp..
Univ.; b. at Takayama, Hi-
da, Nov. 1973. Edtic:
graduated from the 3rd High
School in Kyoto, and from
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Is
famous for his knowledge of
psychology, and especially
hypnogenetic Psychology.
Publications : Educational
Psychology; The Text Book
of Psychology; Lectures on
Psychology; Psychology of
Hypnotism. Address: No.
70 Otsuka-machi, Koishika-
wa-ku, Tokyo.

E"ukush.ima, Namizo (|f, ^
?B P)> Broker of the Tokyo
Stock Exchange; b. in 6th,
April, 1st of Man-yen (i860);.
3rd s. of Tomisaburo Matsu-
bara, a native of Tokyo; m.
Taki, d. of Shige Fukushima.
Early established himself in
business as broker, and is one
of the most prominent brokers
in Japan. Address : No. 24
Aomonocho, Nihonbashi-ku,

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Ink

Tokyo. Tel. : No. 54 Naniwa.
5"ufeusliima, Yasumasa (|g
& 3? iE)> Baron (cr. 1907);
Xieu±en?:,;;it-Cjetieral, Gover-
"iTor-Generail of Kwantung
since 1912; ^. Sept. 1853, at
Matsumoto, Nagano- ken; ist
i. of Yasushiro Fukushima, a
samurai of Nagano-ken; »«.
Sada, 1st </. of Teiketsu Ta-
kano, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ: Kobusho (Military
Arts Training School); Dai-
gaku-nanko (the forerunner
of the present Tokyo Im-
perial Univ.). Served in the
Department of Justice, 1873,
and then in the Department
of War, 1874; was detached
for service in America, 1876;
Lieutenant, 1878; Captain,
1883; Military Attache of
the Japanese Legation in
Berlin, 1887-1893; on his
returning from Germany, he
rode home through Siberia,
starting from Berlin in Feb.
1892, and arrived at Vladi-
vostock in June, 1893; on
completing his famous ride
through Siberia, Mongolia,
and Manchuria was the re-
cipient of an enthusiastic
welcome from the people.
Major, 1888; Lieutenant-Co-
lonel, 1893; in the Japan
China War, he acted on the
staff of the ist Army and
was rewarded with 4th Class
of Golden Kite: after the war

ended, he travelled through
many countries of Europe
and Asia, 1895- 1897; Co-
lonel, 1895; Major-General,

190O; on the occasion ot the
Boxer Trouble in 1900, he
acquired international fame as
commander of the Japanese
Expeditionary Army and was
rewarded with 2nd Order of
Merit and 3rd Class of Golden
Kite, in 1902 ; he went_^
over to England, in the suite
of Prince Komatsu, to attend
the Coronation Ceremony of
King Edward VII ; in the
Russo-Japanese War he ren-
ndered splendid service to
his country under Marshal
Prince Oyama on the staff of
the Manchurian Army, and
was decorated with 2nd Class
of Goldefn Kite as a war
reward; Lieutenant-General,
1906 ; vice-chief of the
General Staff office untffl
April 1912. decorated with
1st Order of Merit, 1907.

Enk

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Recreations: travelling. Ad-
re ss: Port Arthur.

Fubushima,. Tubinobu (i|g ^
^ W)y Proprietor of Fultu-
shima Co., Director of the
Hinode Life Insurance Co.,
etc.; b. the 7th of Meiji (1874)
in the prefecture of Hiogo;
€. s. of the late Ryosuke
Fukushima; m. Shin, e. d. of
Isamu Kiyono. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Third High
School, 28th of Meiji (1895);
studied Econpmics in^Lgndon,

■ 1896; returned home in 1899;
went to fSidney to establish
tlie ""Branch , of Fukushima
Co., 1901 ; present post
since his return home. Chibs:
Nippon Club. Address: No.
6j, Roppongi-cho, Azabu,
Tokyo; Yaesucho, Kojimachi
(Office). Tel: 69S Shiba,- 779
Honkyoku (Office).

Fukutaiiii, "Motoji (|i ^ jrp
^)» Director of the Toyo-
hashi Gas Co., Special Mem-
ber Toyohashi Chamber of
Commerce!; b. the 2nd m.
of the 1st y. of Manyen
(i860) in the province of
Mikawa; and s. of Katsuzo
Hayashi a,nd adopted by the
late Yaye Fukutani; in-
Sudzu, sister of Ryoseki
Kiuke. Address: No. 149
•Nishimachi, Toyohashi.

Aichi-ken. .
Fnkuyama, Kametaro (M lU

% X S5), President of the

Local Mining Inspection
Office at Sendai. Address :
Local Mining Office, Sendai,
Miyagi-ken. " (_„

Fukuzawa, IcMtaro (M M —
* gp),- Proprietor of the Keio-
gijuku, Writer of the " Jiji
Shimpo ; ^. Dec. 1863; e. s.
of the late celebrated Yukichi
Fukuzawa ; m. Ito, e. d. of
Hintoku Osawa. Educ. :
graduated from the Keio-
gijuku, July, 15th of Meiji;
entered Yale University, . U.
S. A. in 1883. and studied
literature ; returned home in
i860 and became writer to
the Jiji Shimpo. Recreations :
various indoor games. Add-
ress : No. 2, 2 chorhe, Mita,
Shiba, Tokyo.. Tel.: 634
Shimbashi. ' • ■>

Eukuzawa, Homosuke (ia ?f
W& W)y Director of the Nisshin
Spinning Company, the
Toyohashi Electric Company ;
b. the second of Meiji (1869)
in Arako-mura, Hiki-gun.
Gumma Prefecture ; sec. s. of,
Kiichi Iwasaki; was afterwards
adopted by the late celebrat-
ed Yukichi Fukuzawa ; m.
Fusa, d. of his foster father.
Educ. : after graduating from
the Keiogijuku (1883—1886)
entered the : Commercial
College in New York where
he specially -studied matters
•coheemirig ' railways ; inves-
tigated _ the actual , . nr.atiage-

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Fuk

ment of railway business for
about a year in tKe Pennsyl-
vania Railway Company in
^hich he was one of the
staff "(i 888— 1 889). Returned
home in the fall of 1889 and
snccessively became advisor
and manager to the Hok-
kaido \^ Colliery Railway
Company ; started the organi-
zation of the Naniwa Rail-
way ; is enaged at present
in several enterprises beside
the companies above mention-
ed. Address : No. 436, Shi-
moshibuya' Shibuyacho, To-
kyo. Tel: 753, Shiba.

Funabashi, Suiken Clff ^ tR
K), Viscount, Member of the
Peers' House ; d. the 6th in.
pf"t'he^st y. of Keio (1865)
in Kyoto; 2nd s. of Koken
Funabashi, formerly a noble
at the Mikado's Court; m.
Fumiko, sister of Viscount
Ryuji Kuki. Appointed
periodical attendant to the
Imp. Palace at Kyoto in
1883; has been elected
several times Member of
the House of Peers since
1890; decorated with 4th
Order of Merit in connection
with the Russo-Japanese war.
Address : 32 Daimoncho,
Minamiiru, Enokimachi,

Muromachidori, Kaniikyo-ku,
Kyoto.

Eunabashi, Zenya (Iff ® #
M), Eear-Adm. Chief , Engi-

neer of Kure JSTaval station ;
b. 1867. Educ: graduated
from the Naval Engineering
School. Lieutenant-Comman-
der of Engineering, Feb.
1898 ; Commander of—, Sept.
1899; Captain of—, Sept.
1906; decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and the 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: No. 481,
Shirogane Sankocho, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel: -2,7s, Shiba.

Funada, Sansluro CIS K H ■
ra 115), One of the highest-
taxpayers ^ of Tochigiken ; b.
Nov. 1862, in Tochigi-ken;
1st .J. of Chokichiro Funada ;
m: Yasu, mother of Kura
Fukutomi. Address : Toyoda-
mura, Shimotsuga-gun,

Tochigi-ken.

Funafcawa, Kwashu CIS
."] ^ ?#D, Seiichi by proper
name, artist, Japanese painter;
6. 1«80 in Kyoto; s. of Na-
kashi Funakawa; m. Rikiko
in 1908. Eduo : graduated
from the Kyoto Middle School.
Exhibited his masterpieces
in ^various art exhibitions and
obtained many prizes ; had
honour of drawing before
Nun — Princess Murakumo in
1906 and 1909 ; had honour
of his picture of Altebmioyo
being bought, by the Trap.
House. Recreations : old puinf-
ing and calligraghy, travell-
ing, curios. Address : 8 chome.

Fun

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Ue-hon-machi, Higashi-ku, O-
saka. (Jvbs: m. of Dohitsu-
kai and of the Tatsumi-kai.
Fimaki, Rentaro, CI9 * ^ ±
^^luM&MrA^^sXop. tlig reser-
ve; 3. in "Tokyo, 6^Jan. 1856; ist
s. of the late Shigetaka Funaki.
BdiK. : studied in the Naval
Cadet School, and went to
England to prosecute his
studiSs;' 1875 ; returning in
1 88 i . Took part in the Japan-
China war as the captain of
the Yamato, and then, of the
Kongo. His merits in the
war were great. , In 1893,
he went to England, as one
of the suite of Prince Arisu-
gawa, to attend the corona-
tion ceremony of Queen
Victoria ; is now director of
the Japan Whale Catching
Company. Address: No.
69, Zaimokucho, Azabuku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2258, Shiba,
FunakosM, Mamoru C^ j®
W), Baron (cr. igoo"). member
of the Privy Council; h. at
Hiroshima, June, '40. Educ:
Studied in the school of the Hi-
roshima clan! As one of the
loyal party at the time of the
Meiji Restoration, his services
were very great. In 1 888,
on returning from his in-
spection four pf European
_couut.i:ies, he was appointed
governer of Ishikawa, and
then, of Miyagi. Nominated
Member of the House of

Peers, 1894. Address: No.
22, 2chome, Kaga-cho, Ushi-
gome-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 488,
Bancho.

Funakoslil, Shushiro (if @

*l H 115), .Cagitan; Commander
of the afinoufed cruiser I'-
wate; b. 1871. Educ:
graduated from ' the Naval
Engineering College, Lieu-
tenant, Dec. 1 897 ; Lieutenant
Commander, Jan. 1901 ; Com-
mander, Jan. 1905 ; and then
Captain, 19 10; was decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th
Order of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : No. 3, Nihoh-enokl,
Nishimachi, Shiba, Tokyo

FunakosM, Mitsimojo CIS M
jfe ^ ^^, Qouncillor >,to the
Japanese Em&assy at Berlin
since 1912;. 6. in Hiroshima,
Feb. 1867 ; ist s. of Baron
Funakoshi Mamoru. Educ. :
st.Hdigd .in_.G.erinany, Passed
the diplomatic , and consular
service examination in
1 894 ; eleye Consul at
Vladivostock, 1894 ; at

Fusah, and then, at San
Francisco, 1895 ; Secretary
of the Japanese Legation at
Washington, 1897; Legation
Secretary at London, 1902 ;
Secretary at VigafKti 1903 ;
transferred to Beriin> 1906;
ISecr^etary of the Foreign 0-
&ce Address: Japanese. Em-
bassy, Berlin.

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Fun— Fur

Funao, Tetcho (l§ M ® «),
Lieutenaiit Colonel of Artil-
lery ; Commander of the ist
Battalion of Mountain Artil-
lery ; b. 1868 in Yamagata-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant, 1892 ;
Lieutenant, 1894 ; Captain,
1897; Major, 1904; Lieu-
teiiat-Colonel, 1908 ; decor-
ated with the 4th Order of
Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Ist Battalion of the
Mountain Artillery, Sendai.

Fuuaoka, Einosuke CIS H %
i- SS)) Igaku-hakushi ; Prof
of the Okayama Medical
College. Address : The
Okayama Medical College,
Okayama city.

Furiya, YosMro Cl^ ^ ^
fiP), Kogakuhakushi, Prof of
the Sendai Higher Technical
School. Addresss : The
Sendai Higher Technical
School, Sendai, Miyagi-ken

Furuari, Yoshinao ("§ ^ -ft
i£), NogakuJtakushi ; Dean 01
the College of Agriculture
in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity. Address : The Col-
lege of Agriculture, Kami-
meguro, Ebaragun, Tokyo.

Furniehi, Koi Ck * & ^),
Kogakuhakushi, Professor of
the Tokyo Imperial Umversity,
member of the House of
Peers; b. in 1854 at Edo ;
s. of Takashi Furuichi, sa-
murai of the Himeji clan.

Educ. : Kntered the Kaisei
Gakko, predecessor of , the
present Imperial university,
just the beginning of the
present Meiji era; after-
ward, selected from his clan-
to enter the Daigaku Nanko,
in 187s ; was sent to France
by the government; admitted
into the Ecole Centrale and
afterward into the Paris Uni-
versity from which he
graduated with hohors and
degree of L.S; ; returnedhome
and entered the Government
service as official to the Home
Department ; granted the
degree of Kogaku - haku-
shi ; elected, member of the

House of Peers in 1890 ;
held the posts ot lecturer 01

the Imperial University, en-
gineer of the Home Depart-
ment ; Dean and Professor
of the Engineering College,
Councillor of the Imperial
University ; Special Com-
mittee of the Central Sani-
tary Association, Chief of the
Civil Engineering Bureau of the
Home Department, etc. ; was
Director of the Public Works
Bureau, Home office; Vice-
minister of Communications,
and Director-General of the
Government Railways; Eme-
ritus Professor in 1 903; in
1904, appointed the presi-
dent of the' Seoul Fusan
Railway Company. Superin-
tended in many provincial

Fur

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places various engineering
works; carried through the
faiHous Shinano-gawa riparian
work ; was Chief Projecter
of the Tokyo street and
road linprovement scheme;
was decorated with the 3rd
Order of Merit after the
Russo-Japanese War. Ad-
dress : No. 3, 2chorne, Yu-
micho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : I Shitaya.

Furukawa, Gentaro (W ;il M
■k 115), President of the Thir-
tieth Bank, Auditor of the
Miyako Bank, Steward to
Marquis Nabeshima, etc. ; d.
the I St m. of the 1 3th y. of
Tempo (1842) in the province
of Hizen ; e. s. of the late
Yoichi F'urukawa, a samurai
of Saga clan ; m. Kiyo, sister
of Kataro Fukuchi. Address:
No. I, 2 chome, Nagata-
machi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Furukawa, Koju (■& )\\ ^

S), Chief of the 4th Section
of the 3rd Department in the
Board of Audit. Address :
iS'o- 203, Harajuku, Sendaga-
yamura, Tokyo.

Furukawa, KohicH C'fi" )\\
# -b), President of the Sumida
Steamship Company ; Direc-
tor of the Senju-Adzuma
Steamship Co. ; Member of
the Tokyo City Council ;
Rice-merchant ; b. in Mino,
June 1894. He was the first
man to run steamboats on

the .Sumida. Address : No.
4, Kpmme-narihiracho, Honj o-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 503, Shitaya.

Furukawa, Senyo QS jil "M

#), ■ JLieute|ia,|!Lt;general on

the reserve; ' 0. the "^rd m.
of the 2ndjj', of Kayei (1849)
in Shizuoka-ken ; s. of the
late Shotaro Furukawa ; m.
Ryu, 3rd d. of his adopted
father. Edi(c. : Graduated
from the former Kyododan
(Non-Commissioned Officers'
School). Appointed Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineers in
1873 ; filled later on the
post of Instructor of the
Militaiy College ; Inspector
General of etapes of the 5 th
Army Division in the Japan-
China War ; Chief of the
Engineei-ing Department of the
4th Army in the Russo-
Japan war, etc.; promoted
Lieutenant-General in 1906
when he was placed on the
reserve list. He received the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite. Recreation : Chinese
Poetry. Address: 462, Nu-
mazu, Shunto-gun, Shizuoka-
ken.

Furukawa, Sho (■£■ ;i| ^),
President of Owari Colliery
Company; d. Mar. 1854,
in Osaka ; 4th s. of Dai-
suke Furukawa, a Samurai,
m. Fude, 2nd d. of Masatoyo
Takeuchi. Address: No. 16,

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Fur

Ichome, Minamitakehiracho,
Higashiku-Nagoya.
Purukawa, Toranosuke C'Sf M J^
^ IS), President of the Furuka-
wa Mining Company ; b. Jan.
1882 in Tokyo ; s. of the
late celebrated mine-owner
Ichibei Furukawa ; m. Fujiko,
2nd d. of the late Marquis
Saigo Nov. .1908. Educ. :
The Keiogijulcu ; completed
the course of Mining and
Metallurgy at the Columbia
University, U. S. A. (1905 —
1907) ; returned home Dec.
1907 after investigating the
conditions of the mining
industry in America, Mexico,
Canada and various countries
of Europe, when he became
the president of the Furu-
kawa Mining Company, one
of the largest in- this line in
Japan (with a paid up Capital
of 5,000,000 yen). Address:
No. 10, 2 chome, Tsukiji,
Kyobashi, Tokyo. Tel. :

1000 Kyobashi. Recreation :
Athletics. Clubs.: Tokyo Club;
Kojunsha.

Furumori, Tai (■fi" # #),
Br., ex-Memher of the House
of Representatives ; b. the
7th m. of the 1st y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Nagasaki-
ken ; e. s. of Kenzo
Furumori, a samurai; tn.
Mine, e. d. of Hisakata
Kojima. Educ. : Graduated
from the Nagasaki Medical

School. Founded the Izuhara
Public Hospital after gradua-
tion ; was Militaiy Surgeon
in charge of the Tsushima
Garrison during the Japan-
China War ; was elected
Member of the House of
Representatives in the last
general election. Address :
Imayashiki, Izuharamachi,
Shimogata-gun, Nagasaki-
ken.

Furusho, Kamon Qii^M H),
Member of the House of
Peers; b. Dec. 1840, in'
Kumamoto. Entered civil
service in 1 874 ; Judge of
Osaka Court ; Secretary of
Aomori and Oita Prefec-
tures, 1883 — 1887; Princi-
pal of the 1st High School.
1887 ; Member of the House
of Representatives, 1 890 ;
Governor of Dainan-ken ;
rewarded with 5 th Order of
merit in recognition of his
services during the Japan-
China War ; Governor of
Gumma Prefecture, April
1897 — July 1898; Governor
of Miye Prefecture ; nominat-
ed Member of the House of
Peers, 1905 ; decorated with
^rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : Minamisendanbata-
cho, Kumamoto-shi, Kuma-
moto-ken.

Furusho, Kadzuo CSB — mX
President of the Osaka Court
of Appeal ; b. in Kumamoto,

Fur

[ no]

April, 1848; 1st .s. of the
late Furusho Sentaro ; m.
Chidzu-ko, jst d. of Taka-
yama Rangi._ Judge, 1881 ;
Judge of Hiroshima District
Court, 1890; Judge of Tokyo
District Court, 1892; Chief
Public Procurator of Miyagi
Court of Appeal, 1896;
President of Hakodate Court
of Appeal, 1898; President
of Miyagi Court of Agpeal,
1902 ; President of Osaka
Court of Appeal, 1905. Ad-
-dress.: No. 11, Nichome,
Dojimahamadori, Kitaku,
Osaka.

Fnruumi, Gencho Q^ UM

uder of the 36th Infantry
Brigad; h. 1866 in Ehime Pre-
fecture; Second -Lieutenant,
1887; Lieutenant 1890; Cap-
tain, 1896; Major, 1902; Lieu-
tenajit-Colonel, 1905; Colonel,
1907. Decorated with 3rd
Class of Golden Kite and
Order of Rising Sun of third
rank and Sacred Treasure of
4th rank. Address: the
Commanding Office of the
36th Infantry Brigad, Kago-
shima.
Furuya, CMzo (■& S ^ jf),

,^^aMt«8L&afii.S:'.l<>n the
reserve. Prof, of the Mercan-
tile Marine School ; b. the
nth m^oi the 3rd y. of
Bunkyu {i?,6i) in Tokyo;
e. s. of Chojiro Furuya ; m.

Michi, e. d. of" Shiori Miya-
zawa. Awarded 4th Class
of the Golden Kite for his
services in the China-Japan
War. Address: No. 3, Ake-
bonocho, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1592 Otsu Shitaya.

Furuya, Hisatsuna (•& # A
M), Master of Ceremonies and
Steward to Prince Yi-kong
of Chosen ; b. June. 1 874 in
Shimouwa-mura, Higashi-
Uwa-gun, province of lyo ;
s. of Tsunetada Furuya ; in.
Miyo, second d. of Vice-
Admiral Baron Ito. Educ. :
Received general education
at the Doshisha, Kyoto, from
1887 until 1893; Graduated
from the University of Brus-
sels, Belgium in 1900 and
was awarded the degree of
Docteur in Sciences PolitigMes ;

was military correspondent
of the Kokumin-Shimbun

during the Japan-China war ;
Peking Correspondent of the
same paper after the war
(1894 — 1896) ; Private Secre-
tary to Prime Minister (1900
— 1901) ; Secretary to the
Bureau of Investigation of
Imperial Household^^Institu-
tions (1902 — 1905) ; 'Private
Secretary to the Resident-
General Prince Ito (1901 —
1909); Private Secretary to
the President of the Privy
Council ; Master of ceremo-
nies since 1909, Publica-

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Fur— Fut

tions : " Systeme representatif
au Taoon " (Bruxells 1900) ;
"Toko Yoei," (Brief sketches
of the late Prince Ito, Tokyo
191 1). ..- Address: No. 3,
Hinokicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel. .- 2086 Shimbashi. Clu^ :
Tokyo Club.

Fu.ruya, Keiryu (■§•)!» H),
One of the highest taxpayers
of Gifu-ken; d. Dec. 1897 in
Gifu-ken ; ist- s. of Zenzo
Furuya ; m. Tane, sister_of
Ei-ichi Suda. Address: Di-
machi, Ina-gun, Gifu-ken.

Fuse, Keisuke (M % M il),
Lieutenant-Colonel attached
to Commissariat, Commander
of the 4th Battalion of Com-
missariat Troops ; d. 1 865 in
Yamagata-ken. Sub-Lieute-
nant of Artillery, 1887 ; Sub-
Lieutenant of Transport,
1889; Lieutenant, 1890;
Captain, 1895 ; decorated
with the 4th Order ot the
Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: The 4th Battalion of
the Commissariat Troops,
Osaka.

ruse, Tatsuji m M & fl&)»
lawyer, patent agent; t>. 1881
in Ishimaki, Miyagi prefec-
ture; 2nd s. of Eijiro Fuse;
;m. Mitsuko, 1906. Ediic:
Meiji college. Recreation:
game cf chess. Address: 8
Araki-cho, Yotsuya-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2241 Bancho.

Tutami, Kyozaburo (z: 1, M
H II5), Kogakuhakushi, . Prof
of the Engineering College
of the Kyoto Imp. Univ. ;
b. the 9th m. of the 3rd y.
of Ansei (1856) in the pro-
vince of Kazusa ; 2nd s. of
Kinryii Futami ; m. Masa,
sister of Kintaro Hemmi.
Educ : Graduated from the
Science College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1879). Entered
the Dep't. of the Interior in
the same yearj transferred
to the Army Engineers and
additionally made Professor
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1886); studied Engineering
in America (1888 — 1890);
Chief Engineer to the Osaka
and Shinkaku Electric Rail-
way Co. (1890); Prof of the
3rd High School (1895);
Prof of the Kyoto Imp.
Univ. (1897) ; given the
degree of Kogakuhakushi
(1899) ; again went to Europe
and America (1903 — 1904).
Address: No. 2, Somedono-
cho,Takoyakushi, Teramachi-
dori, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Futamura, Ryojiro (::! ^ ^
^ W), Igahihakushi, Assist-
ant-Prof of the College of
Medicine in the Tokyo Iin-
perial University.; 6. April
1873 in Aichi-ken. Educ.: Me-
dical College of the Tokyo Im-
p. Univ. (gra. 1907). Address:

Fuw

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No. 1 6, Komagome. Fuwa
Akebonocho, Kongo.

Fuwa, Eijiro C^ * ^ ^ IP).
Silk merchant ; b. Sept. the
19th J', of Meiji (1886) in
the prefecture of Shiga ; e. s.
of Eijiro Fuwa. Address:
No. 35, 2 chome, Minami-
kyutaromachi, Higashiku,
Dsako. Tel. : 541

Fujii, Subenori (K ^ f* M);
Toryo by ^nom de plume,
sculptor (on wood); /'. 1855
in Kyoto-fa. Director of
Tokyo Kangyo Kyokai,
Tokyo engravers society,
Kokka Club and chief
director of Tokyo casting

society, member of Nihon
Art Asso. Address:, logy
Nippon, Nippori-mura, Kita-
toshima-gun, Tokyo-fli.

Pukuda, George (^ H ^ —),
Pastor of Lebanon church;
b. in Tochigi-ken. Educ.:
graduated from, a Theologi-
cal college of Chicago, y. S.
A., 1892. Represented Ja^
pan at the International
Mission Encouragettient Con-
gress held in America in
1911. -Publication: Fable
of Bible (in Engli.sh) and few
others. Address: No. 102,
Tsunohazu, Yodobashi-machi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

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Gej^Go

G

€k)jo Masao XT m IE Ig),
Paymaster - Inspector ; Mem-
ber of the House of Peers,; i>.
July, .18.81; ,ist,j.,of Ham-
bei Gejo, a samurai of yo-
nezawa clan, and adopted by
Takebei (j€)o \' ni. Yoshi, 2nd
d. of Shingo Saito, a samurai
of Yamagata-ken. After ser-
ving as Chief of the Ac-
count's Inspection Bureau of
the Yoko'suka Naval Station,
Chief of the Accounts' Sec-
' tion of the Sasebo Naval Sta-
tion, Principal of the Naval
Paymasters' School, was no-
minated member, of the House
of Peers, 1897; decorated with
4th Order o£ Merit. Address:
No. 40, I chpme, Motozono-

cho, Koiimachi, Tokj'o.
G-ejo, Otomaru CT WSkJL%j,

Engineer Rear- Admiral, Chief
offhe 3rd Section oftheNaval
EducationDepartment;<5. Sept.
1861 ; 2nd s. of Chikahide
Gejo, a samurai of Yama-
. gata-ken; ?«. Take, ist d. oi
Masahide Yaino, a samurai of
Yamagata-ken. Ediic'. : Na-
val College. After serving as
Chief Engineer of the 3rd
Squadron and of the Yokosuka
Naval Station, etc., was trans-
feri'ed to the present post in
1907; Engmeer Rear- Admiral,
1908; was decorated with the

3rd Order of Merit and the
4th Class of theGolden Kite in
recognition of his services du-
ring the Russp-Japanese War.
Address: No. 27, Shinsaka-
niachi, Akasaka, Tokyo. •

Gion, Seijiro . C«R @ ^
^ II!), Manager of the Kar
shima Bank ; h. 28 June of
the 3rd y. of Keio (1867) in
Okayama-ken ; s. of Kojuro
Gion ; to, Kura, 1891. Entered
the Hirooka & Co,, a money-
changer, 1881; when it was
changed to the banking busi-
ness, became manager of it.
Address : Tennoji-mura, Hi-
gashinari-gun, Osaka-fu, Tel'.
268 Minami. Cluhs : Osaka
Club, bankers club.

Go, SeinosAke (M W. ^ fj;,
Member of the House of Pe-
ers since 191 1, Presiding Di-
rector of the Teikoku Com-
mercial Bank, President of
the Iriyama Coal Mining Co.,.
etc.; b. the first »«. of the
first y, of Keiwo (igSs) in
Tokyo ; 2n,d s. of the late Junz6_
Go, Baron. Edtic. : studied
economics, internationl Jaw
and politics in Germany and
Belgium (1884 — 1891). Was
given an official position at
the Dep't of Agriculture and
Commerce, recommended by
the late Count Mutsu who
was Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce at the time
(1892); left the government

eodir^Gok

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service soon afterward and
entered bOsiness in which' he
holds, at present, in addition
to the posts above mentioned,
those of Director of the
Nipgon Fire Insurance Co.,
the Oji Paper' Mfg. Co. and
the Mayebashi Tramway Co.
etc. Address : No. 20,
Hashibacho, Asakusaku, To-
kyo-. 7>/. .• 249 Shitaya.

Oto, Takasabnro CfK H S 115),
Military Paymaster On the
Reserve List ; Director of
the Shinagawa White Brick
Company ; Auditor of the
Japan China Flour Manufac-
turing Company; ^. Mar.
1871 in Chiba-ken; 3rd .y.
of Tanshitsu Go ; »«. Yone,
sister of Seigo Kashimura, a
samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
Graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School.
Address : Minamishinagawa-
shuku, Shinagawa, Ebara-gun,

Tokyo. Tel. : 200, Shiha.

Goda, ITmetard C-^ ffl # :fc
W), One of the highest tax-
payers of Kagawa-ken ; b.
July, i860 in Kagawa-ken;
1st s. of Nakaji Godaj m.
Etsu, s. of Taijiro Sud^ufci.
Address : Onohara-mura,

Mitoyo'gun, _ Kagawa-ken.

'Cfodai, EyvteakuCS: \% % #),
Proprietor of mines ; k Jan.
1857 io ■»• Wakayama-ken ; ,
2nd J. of Heidayii Takasu,
a samurai of Wakayama, and

adopted by Tqmoatsu Godai ;
m. Take. 1st d. of his foster-
father. Address : No: 5,
Higashihorikawacho, Kitaku,
Osaka.

Gokan, Kikuno Ctt^^Sf)*
lady-educationist; d. 1866 in
Edo; 3rd d. of Yaheiji Go-
kano, a samurai of Himeji
clan; in. ta ,^Sei Gokan.
Educ: Tokyo" Higher Nor-
mal school (gra. 1884). Ap-
pointed assist. - instructor at
her alma mater after gradua-
tion; afterward instructor of
it and now holds it; was
often member of the exam-
ination commission for middle
class teachers; was one of
examiner in the Columbus
Gland Exhibition. Address:
8 Minamikoga-cho, Suruga-
dai, Kanda, Tokyo.

G-oseida, TToshimatsu (^ ^
ffl ^ f2)) painter of oil picture
and aquarelle, manufacturer
and seller of the preserva-
tive of pencil painting;
b. 1855 in Edo. Educ:
studied Western painting
from an English painter in
Yokohama and at a private
school in paris; gained prizes
in domestic exhibitions and
the Hanoi exhibition; often
was ordered painting hy the
Imp. Household Department
and painted portraits of Em-
peror Komei, of prince Tate,
Emperor Godaigo, of Her I.

i 115 ]

Got

M. Empress Dowager (then
Empress), of Wakeno Kijo-
maro, etc.; went to England
and America, 1887-90. Ad-
dress: 1407 Nakamura-cho,
Yokohama.

Goto, Morimitsu. (31 ^ #
3fc), Viscount ; ex-Lord of
Fukue, Hizen ; 5. July 1 873 ;
brother of Naomasa Mizo-
guchi, Count, and adopted
by Viscount Morimitsu Go-
to ; M. Yoshi, 3rd d. of
Viscount Seiyo Hotta. Educ. :
studied in Germany, 1885 —
1889; graduated from the
■College of Law, Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1909. Ad-
dress : No. 32, Gazembocho,
Azabu, Tokyo.
0oto, eiitigai Q$.M^ ^)»

author; l>. 1866 in Akita-
ken; 2nd i. of Saburoemon.
Educ: Waseda college. Ptib-
lications: several novels and
literary works. Address:
354 Komagome Yurugizaka,
Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Goto, Katsuzo C^ ^ » 3©,
Import and Export trader
and Shipping Agent ; b. the
4th in. of the 1st y. of Ka-
yei (1848) in Nagano, pro-
vince of Shinano ; e. s. ol
Kajiiro Nagasaka and ado-
pted by Juzayemon Goto;
m. Koma, 2nd d. of Hambei
Hirano. At present is one
of the leading business men
in Kobe. Addrees : No. 6

3 chome, Kaio'an-rlovi, Kobe.

Tel:: 133.
Goto, Makita (f* M %. A),

Prof, of the Higher Normal
School ; b. the lOth m. of the
6th y. Kayei (1853) in the
province of Mikavva ; e. s. of
Keiryil Goto ; m. Setsu, sister
of Tomosuke Nishi. Educ. :
studied at the Keiogijuku
(1868 — i87i);.was sent to
England to study chemistry
and physics (Owen College,
Manchester and Glasgow
Universities) 1887 — 1890.
Appointed teacher to the
Tokyo Normal School (1887);
Assistant Prof, of the Higher
Normal School (1886); Pro-
fessor of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School since 1900.
While in England, was awai'd-
ed a gold medal for his
exhibit of various physical
apparatus of his own inven-
tion at the British Sanitary,
and Educational Museum.
Publications : BesfdS' ~msiv^
works on Physical Science,,
" Text-book of Physics " and
" Object Lesson in Physics "
etc. Address: No. 10 Nishi-
kata-machi, Hongo, Tokyo.

Goto, Masakata Qk m IF.
W), One of the highest tax-
payers in Kochi-ken ; b. Aug.
1866; 1st .y. of ,M[asami Go-
to, a samurai of Kochi-ken ;
m. Hide, 1st d. of Tankichi-
ro Fukao, a samurai of Ko-

Got

[ m }

chi-ken. 'Address : Obiya-ma-
chi, Kochi-ken. . .

Goto, Masuhei (.^ M ^ ¥),
Dealer in woollen, goods ;
d. Jan. 1868 in Aichi-ken ;
2nd s. of Masuhei Goto ; m.
Tane, sisUr of Motozo Yagi.
Elected M. H. K, 191 1.
Address : No. 24, i chome,
Teppomachi, Naka-ku, Na-
goya-shi, Aichi-ken.

Goto, Motaro (&m'S.X 10,
Count; d. Sept. 1863; 1st j.
of the famous late Shojiro
Goto, a samurai of Kochi-
clan, well known for his
sei-vices at the time of the
Meiji Restoration ; m. Yoi,
adopted d. of Genkichi Wa-
kayama, a samurai of To-
Jcyo. Address: No. 3.
.Kioicho, Kojimachi-ku, To-
kyo. ■

Goto, Motonosuke (MiM %
^ IS), Igakuhakushiy^ J?r§f-
and Dean bl 'the Fiiliuoka-
Medical "College of the Kyo-
to~'d5irpenal "University (ana-
tomy and physiology) ; b.
June, 1867 in Gifu-lcen; 2nd, -
s. of Sojlro Goto ; in. Tome
4th d. oFKyuzo Aoki. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Medicine in 1 894 ;„jtu.die.d,-
iii ; _Gerrnany,_ , 18,9,9-^-190,3 ._
Assistant in the Medici
College of the ToKyo Im-
pjrial University, 1894; and
tlien its Assistant Prof ; Prof, of
the- Fukuoka Medical College

of the Kyoto Imperial Urii-
versity, 1903; Igakuliakushi,
1905 ; Dean of the above
mentioned Institution, 1909.
Address: No. 14, , SuSaki-
uramachi, Fukuoka-shi.

Goto, Seitaro C3l %^ jc
BK), Rigdkzikakushi, Prof, of
coUegeof science, T. 1. XJ.; 6.
the 8th m. of the .3rd . y. of
Keiwo ( 1 867) in the prefecture
of Yamaguchi ; 2nd s.. of
Moriatsu.', Goto ; m. Chiyo,.
e. d. of, Narisada Senju.
Educ. : Graduated from the
College of Science of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1890);
studied at the University
Hall ; went first to , America
and then to Holland to
study entoniology (1894^ —
1 896), during which interval
he attended the 3rd Inter-
national Zoological Congress,
"held 1895, at "Leiden, "Hdl-
,land as Japanese, delegate ;'
received the degree of Ri-
gakuhakushi while atfroad ;
appointed Prof, of the First
High School immediately
after his return home. Ad-
dress: No. 66, Sugamo-
mura, Kitatoshima-guh,

Tokyo. ■

,Got5, Setsuzo C^ ^ IfS ^),
Pharmaceutist ; dealer in
medical instruments ; b. Mar.
1862 in Tokyo; 3i'd s.
of Tachu Goto; «^ Yasu,
2nd d., of Kumetaro Go, a

[117]

Got

iaimirai of Tokyo. Address :
No. I, I chome, Awajicho,
JCanda, Tokyo. Tel. : 1906

Honkyoku. . . . .: ^

Goto, Shimpei C^ M ^ ¥),
Baron, D. , ex-Mnister of Gb^
mmunications , ex-President
of the Imperial Railway Board;

Communications, ex-Pres. of
Communications, President of
tlie Imperial Railway Board ;
i. the 6th m. of the 4th y.
of Ansei (1857) in Misawa,
prefecture of Miyagi ; e. s. of
Juyeinon Goto, a doctor, and
a grandson of the famous
patriot Nagahide Takano
who was put to death by
the Tokugawa Government
a little before the Restora-
tion ; M. Kazu, sister of
Suyeki Yasuba, Baji^n.
Educ; studied medicine 'at
the medical school at Fuku-
shima ; graduated from the
University of Berlin with the
degree of Doctor of Medicine
(1890— 1893). At the early

age of twenty, he was ap-
pointed physician of the
Aichi Prefectural Hospital
and was also one of the
teaching staff of the Pre-
fectural Medical ': School.
Four years later, he was
promoted to be Chief of the
hospital as well as the
medical school. In 1S83, he
was transferred to the Dep't
of Home Affairs, where he
received an appointment as
Acting Director of the Sani-
tary Bureau. During his
occupation of the office,, he
was sent to Germany to
pursue his study of medicine
and returned home in 1892,
He was next appointed
Director of the Sanitary
Bureau. When the famous
Soma scandal case came up
in. 1893, he was arrested on
the charge of complicity in
it, but was acquitted soon
after as the result of his
honest and eloquent pleadings
at the trial court. Sub-
sequently he was appointed
Sanitary Commissioner of
the Army at the time of the
Japan-China War. When
the late General Kodama
was sent to govern Formosa,
the newly annexed depen-
dency of Japan, he was
singled out in 1897 by the
General -;is Director of the
Civil Administration Bureau

Got

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of the Colonial government.
Though a man of medicine
by profession he became by
circumstances a man of
politics and it was in the
administration of Formosa
that he displayed those
remarkable abilities which
finally brought him rapid
official promotion. During
the period of his administra-
tion of the Island, he
enforced the Opium and
Camphor Monopoly law,
mitiated the construction oi
railways "and roads and
developed along sound lines
local industry. He was made
a Baron in 1906 and given
a seat in the House of
Peers. When the South
Manchurian Railway Co. was
established in 1906, he was
recommended as its first
president and here he also
displayed his distinguished
abilities in the administration
of the Railway. In 1908,
when the 2nd Katsura Cabinet
was organized, he received
the portfolio of the Minister
of Commtmlcations ; resigned
August, 191 2; held the posts
again, Dec. '12-Feb. '13. Ad-
dress: No. 189, Hommura-
cho, Azabu-lai, Tokyo. Tel.:
128 Shiba.

GotS Takeo C^ ^ ^ ^\ Pre-
sident of the Teikoku Inquiry

Association (Teikoku Koshin-
jo) ; d. Aug. the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1870) in Fukuoka-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Masuzo Go-
to, a samurai; m. Tama, e.
d. of Buhei Aoyagi of the
same prefecture; Educ. : grad-
uated from the Kansai Law
Schopl, entirely self-support-
ing. Has had experience as
a newspaper writer, teacher,
and miner, etc. ; afterwards
inaugurated the present Tei-
koku Inquiry As.sociation, be-
coming its president. Address:
No. II, I chome, Kobikicho,
Kyobashiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
88? Kyobashii

Gotoda, Sen-ieM Cm » B ^
—5, Director *of the Toku-
shima Water-Povver Electric
Company ; b. Aug. 1888 ;
1st s. of Shinnosuke Got5,
a samurai of Tokushima-ken j
m. Naka, grand d. of Hyozo
Amaha, a samurai of Toku-
sbima. Address : Kawa-
shima-macht, Asane-gun,
Tokushima-ken.

Gotsu, Tomoya (ig it IX. M),
Public Procurator of the
Chosen Government ; Chief
PubUc Procurator of the
Hang-Hung District Court;
^, Mar. 1899 in Nagano-ken;
2nd s. of Tamesabur5 Gotsu ;
m. Tomi, 2nd d. of-' Matsuzo
Yasbiro. Kduc: ; graduated
frcwn the Meiji Law School,
i8qi. Public Procurator,

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Gun

1895 ; after serving as Public
Procurator in several District
Courts and Osaka Appeal
Court, was transferred to the
present post in 1910. Ad-
dress : Public Procurator's
Office of the Hanghung
District Court, Chosen.

Gunji, Naritada CfK tj ^ S.),
first-lieut. on. the reserve^
president of the Hokogikai;
6. i860 in Edo; 2nd s. of
Narinofou Kota, a samurai
of the Tokugawa Shoguna-
te, adopted into Gunji family,

Educ.\. entered Heigakuryo
in 1872. Appointed lieut-
enant of navy; placed on the
reserve, 1893; is pioneer of
immigration to ShimusHu, the
northest island' of Chishima
archipelago; for 20 years
has been engaged in cultivat-
ing the island and fishing in
the north sea; took part in
' 'the . Japan China war. Tokyo
Address: S,' i chome Tsu-
kiji, Tokyo. Tel: 187 Kyo-
bashi.

H^b— Had

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u

Habu,. SMnsT^Jse (^ 4. Jt :

. manner "of tlie 5th Infantry
-Regiment; k 1S66 in Kago-
shima. Sub-Lieut., July 1887;
Lieut., iNov. 1891; Captain,
Dee. i8g6; Major, June
1903; Lieut. Colonel, April
1957; Colonel, Aug. 19 10.
Decorations: 5th Order of S.
T., 4tli Order of R. S., 3rd
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Aomori-shi, Aomori-
ken.

HacMda, Ikutaro (A H fB :fc

sectional cfiief of the Tokyo
Arsenal, member of the
military Technical Com-
mittee; b. 1867 in Aichi-ken.
Sub-Lieut., July 1888; Lieut.,
Nov. 1 891; Captain, MarcK.
189s; Major, April 1900;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1904;
Colonel, Dec. 1-908. De-
corations: 4th Order of R.
S., 4th Class of Golden-Kite.
Address: 17 Nijikki-cho, U-
shigome-ku, Tokyo.

Hachisuka, Shigeakira C^ |f

n n %\ Marquis (cr. 1884);
Formerly Daimyo of Toku-

shima ; Privy Councillor ;
Member of the House of
Peers ; s. Aug. 1846, in
Tokyo ; b. of Marisuke
Hachisuka ; m. Ybriko, aunt
of Viscount Takasada Toku-
gawa. Once represented Japan
inJFrance abQU|,,l8 Pre-

sident of the House of Peers
1891 — 1896 ; Governor of
Tokyo ; Minister of Educa-
tion, Sept. 1896— Nov.' 1897 ;
was appointed to present
post the following year.
Address: No. 9, Mitatsuna-
machi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. .-
36 Shiba.

Hachiya, Sadaoki (.WkM. M.
*), Prof at the Osaka
Higher Technical School.
Address^ The Osaka' Higher
Technical School, Osaka.

Kada, Ilasukiohi (^ ^ ^

0% ' ..Ai'SE„«t^^ Kharmacist7
Colonel^ Tiistructor of the
"Medical Academy, chief of
Sanitary Material Depot; b.
1863 in Tokyo. Pharmacist-
Sub-Lieut., Oct. 1883; Phar-
macist-Lieut., April 1887;;
Pharmacist - Captain, May
1 895 ; Pharmacist-Major, Nov.
1902; Pharmacist- Lieut. "Co-
lonel, Nov. 1907; Pharmacist-
Colonel, Nov. 1910. Decora-
tions'. 6th Order of S.T., 4tb
Order of R. S. Address : No>

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Had -Ha J

737 Sendagaya, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo-fu.

Hada, Koreyuki (Mia^ ;t.),
Surgeon^-Inspsptor, Instructor
at the Naval Surgeons School;
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: No. 373, Shin-
meicho, Komagome, Hcngo-
ku, Tokyo.

Hada, Hikoshiro C^H^SMIP),
Lawyer ; b. July the 2nd y.
of Meiji (1869) in Oita pre-
fecture ; s: of Kakuya .Hada;
in. Yuki Kawashima in 18-
94. Educ. : graduated from
the .Hogakuin (present Chuo
Daigaku, a private , law, col-
lege), 189 1. Passed' the ex-
amination for the Bar and
began practices at Tokyo ;
once was Vice-President of
the Lawyers Association; par-
ticipated in the inauguration
of various buaness companies;
was chiefly instrumental some
years ago in making the To-
kyo Street Railway Co. adopt
a system of uniform i-ate of
3 sen for passenger fare. Re-
creation : checkers. Address :
No. 13,2 chome, Kobikicho,
Kyobashiku, Tokyo. Tel..- 73
Kyobashi. Club: Doki club.

Haga, Eijiro CS'^m^^JlO,
IgakiiJiakushi, Burgeon "Iviar.
Tor^tS^ngratf Chief of tlie
*edicaf " Dep't of the. Im-
perial Guard Division; b. the

7th m. of 2nd y. of Keio
(i 866), Fukushima - ken.

Educ: graduated from the
Medical College of the
Tokyo, Imp. Univ. Surgeon
Sub-Lieut., June 1888; Sur-
geon. Lieut., Nov. 1890; Sm'r
geon Captain, Nov. 1893;
Surgeon Major, Oct. 1899.;
Surgeon Lieut. Colonel, Nov.
1902; Surgeon Colonel,
March 1905,; Surgeon Major-
General, Oct. 19 lO; De-
corations: 3rd Order of R.
S., 4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address : No. 5 , i chonie,
Hirakawa-cho, Kqjimachi-ku,
Tokyo.

Haga, Gonshiro (^ ^ tt E3
115), Engineer of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and
Commerce ; Lieutenant of
Infantry; b. Apr. 1867; ,4th
s. of Shiisuke Haruna, a
samurai of Saitama-ken, and
adopted by lyo Haga ; m.
Tetsu, 1st d. of Kadzusada
Haga, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ. : Graduated from the
College of Agriculture in the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1892. Engineer of Akita-
ken, 1892; one year volun-
teer 1892 ; Sub-Lieutenant,
1894; present, post .since
1885; took part .in both
Japan-China War and Russo-
Japanese War, decorated with
4th Order of Rising Stin.
Address : No. 29, Shirokane-

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cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Haga, Tamemasa cWfl] ^ fi),
1st G. of 5th R., 5th O. M.,
RigakuhakusM (Doctor of
science), Professor of the
Imperial University of Tokyo;
Member of the Ghemical
Institutes of London andBerlin;
b. Mejirodai, Tokyo, 23rd
May, 1856; J. of Tametsuga
Haga ; m. Chiyo, sister of
Nagayasu Oinuma, Hogaku-

shi, 1889. -Educ: studied
chemistry at the Kobu Dai-
gakko (the predecessor of
Technical College of the
Imperial University) 1875 —
1S81 ; studied chemical fects
aaid theories at the Berlin
tlniversify, 1896' — 1898. Ad-
dress: No, I, Sadowaracho,
Ushigome, i chome, Tokyo.
Haga. YaicM C^" K % -),
Bungakuhakushi ; Prof of the
College of Literature in the
Tokyo Imperial University ;
i. May, 1867; Jtst s. of
Masaki Haga, a samurai of
P'ukui-ken ; m. Ko, sister of
Hozo ShJoda. Educ: grad-
uated from the College of
Liteiature in the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1892 ;
studied in the University
Hall ; studied in Berlin
tJniversity by government
orrder 1900— rJ902. Lecturer,
and then Prof of the ist High
School, 1894; Prof of the

Tokyo Higher Normal
School, 1894; Assistant-Prof
of his alma mater; and held
the Chair of Philology, and
then the Chair of Japanese
Classics; 1898 — 1900; it's
Prof, 1902 ; Bungakuhakushi,
1905 ; decorated with 4th
Order of merit. Is specially
famous for his thorough kno\y-
ledge of Japanese Literature.
Publications: History of Japan-,
ese Literature ; a chronology
of Men of Letters; Ten
Lectures on Japanese Liter-
ature ; Ten Charactei'istics of
the Japanese ; and many
others. Address : No. 23,
3 chome, Otowacho, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. Tel:: 11 80
Bancho.

Hagino, Suekichi (M fF ^

a ) Maio r- Xjej]£ral- : . Com-
manSer df 'the 2n(i garrison
in Taiwan; h. 1861 in Oka-
yaraa. Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, 1 88 1 ; Lieutenant,
•1885 ; Captain, 1894; Major,
1898; Lieutenant-Colonel,
1903 ; Colonel, 1905 ; Major-
General, 1910 ; decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 3rd Class
of Golden Kite. Address:
aogakyogai, Tainan, Tainan-
ken, Formosa.

Hagino, YosMyuki (« if ft
^), Bungakuhakushi; Prof,
of the College of Literature
in the Tokyo Imperial Univ.

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(chair of Japanese classics),
and of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; h. Apr.
i860 in Niigata-ken ; ist s.
of Keikei Hagino ; m. Sadac
2nd d. of Totaro Maruoka.
Educ. : finished the Course
of Classics in the College of
Literature of Tokyo Univer-
sity 1886. Secretary of the
Senate, 1886; Official in the
House of Peers, 1890; Prof
of the Peers' School, 1 892 ;
Prof of Tokyo Higher Nor-
mal School, and, of the To-
kyo Female Higher Nor-
mal School, 1 896 ; Lecturer
of the College of Literature
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ;
Bun^akuhakushi, and present
post, 1901 ; decoraxcd with
4th Order of Merit. •»^" Pu-
ilications : An Epitome of
Japanese History ; History of
Japan ; etc. Address : No. 7,
Komagome Ho.raicho, Hon-
So, Tokyo. Te/. : 3702 Shita-

Ha^o, KyuJko C^ m A
^)^ artist. Japanese painter .
b. i860 in Fukuoka-ken ; s.
of Kazutsugu Hagio ; m.
Makiko, y. sister Ohokujo
Fukada, Japanese painter. Ji*-
iuo : privately ; -went to Kyo-
to in 1885 and studied paint-
ing with the late Bairei un-
til 1891. Made a tour in
Tokusbima for one year and
in lyo province for five years;

afterwards was appointed sev-
eral times examiner of the
domestic industrial exhibitions
and then was appointed as
adjustment member and con-
noisseur of the forty-first art
Association ; obtained ^ many
prizes in various exhibitions.
Mecreaiion : study of art.
Address : No. 9 Fushimi-cho
4 chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
dubs : Representative Commi-
ttee of the Osaka Art Society.

Hagio, Tsutau (fj M fiS)t
Manager of the Sumitomo
Steel Works; d. 1870 in
Fukuoka-ken; e. s. of Shiro
Hagio; m. Shimako. Tsutsu-
mi, Ediic: graduated from
the College of Engineering
in the Tokj^o Imp. Univ.;
finished the Graduate Course
of the Purdue Univ., In-
diana, U. S. A., 1902-1909.
Employe of the Mitsui Co.,
1898-1899; Special Ap-
prentice to the Schenectady
Locomotive Works, 1899-
1902; Engineer of the Osaka
Car Mfg. Co., 1903-1906;
Chief of the Engineering
Section of the Simiitomo
Mine at Besshi, 1906- 19 10;
present post since 19 10.
Recreation: walking in the
suburbs.' Address: No. 194,
Kitano-machi, Onkijima, Ni-
shi-ku, Osaka. Tel.: 1336
Nishi.

Hagiwara, TokitBug^u (M. M

Hark— Ham

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■8S ^), Engineer of the Ironr
-foundry. - Address : Official
House, Onigahara, Onga-gun,
Fukuoka-ken.

Hakamada, Kishiro (# B S

a 115),, Pawnbroker^ Alder-
man of Tokyo-fu-, Dirctor of
Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd. and
Tokyo Electric Tramway Co.
Ltd.; b. ,10 Dec. in 1859;
brother, of Mr. Yoshitaka Sano
■of Saitarn'a prefecture ; in.
Hahm Hakamada in 1881 ;
Address :- Nagasaki-cho,
Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1115.
Naniwa.

■ Hakui, Masajiro (M i^k^-k
II5)j_g^gtajj^j,_^at present on
the Waiting list; d. "'1867,.
Edtic. : graduated frorh the
Naval Academy. Lieutenant-
Commander, Feb. 1898 ;
-GomrnaEnd^r, - "Get; 1901-;
.Captain, Oct, 1906; .decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 5th Class
■of Golden , Kite. .4^^!' ^i.y.*
No. 309, Nakashibuya, To-
yotama-gun, Tokyo. , ,

Hama, Heiemon (-^ ^ :H Iss
P?)) One of the highest tax-
payers of Ibaraki-ken ; Di-
rector of the ■ Ishioka , Bank ;
(§, July, 1882 in Ibaraki-ken ;
-I St s. , of Sataro Hama ; m.
Toyo, sister of Kiemon Ki-
lichi. Addfess:: ' Ishioka-ma-
-thi,. Niihati-gun, Ibaraki-kfen.

Hama, Koichi (S % — ),
^Ghief of .'the ist Section ot

the Board of Audit; b. May,.
1848; 2nd s. oi' Take^uke
Hama, a samurai of Gifu-
ken; m. Kin, 1st d. of Nanso
Ibi, a samurai of Gifu-ken.
Entered official /service first
as a junior official -in the
Board of the Financial
Department, was afterwards
promoted to the present
post ; decorated with ist
Order of Merit. Address:
No. 5, Otsukakubomachi,,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. :
2238 Bancho.

Hamada, Doki (^ H ji |e),
Judge; Sectional Chief in the
Osalia Court of Appeal ; b,
Mar.- 1896 ; 1st s. of Kosaku
Hamada, a samurai of Kochi-
ken ; m. Matsu, ist d. of
Masakata Shimatsu, a sanzu-
rai of Kochi-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law. in the Tokyo Im-
perial 'University, 1891.
Judge, 1 89 3-; after served as
Judge in several District
Courts, ; was promoted to
present post in' 1907.. Ad'
dress .• Shinlcawasakimachi,,
Kitakii,' Osaka. ,

Hamiada, Gentatsu (^ ffl S
^3i . Igakuhahishi, .Chief and
Proprietor of Tokyo C5bstetric
Hospital, Pnysician'm-waitmg .
to Court; b.^ 1954 in Kuma-^
nioto ; . e. s, of Gensai Hama-;
da, an, attendant physician:
Educ::- studied " at Clail

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Ham

Medical School and graduated
from Medical College, Tokyo
Imp. Univ., iSSo; studied in
Germany, 1885— 1888. Dir.
of Kumamoto Medical School;
Prof, of Medical College,
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1888;
and then Dean of the
College; resigned the post,
1897 ; i^iow an acknowledged
anthority on obstetrics. Ad-
dress : Surugadai, Kanda,
Tokyo. 7>/. .• 932 Honkyoku.

Haniada, Jimljei CM H ffi :5I
ft)) Paper-broker, and of
Osaka Paper Mill Co., Ltd ;
3. 1852 in Osaka. Succeed-
ed his /. 1881. • Address :
Kita-Horie, Nishi-ku, Osaka.

Hamada, Kenjiro 0® ffl M
^ W), Chief Clerk of the
Osaka Chamber of Commerce;
b. 1 860 in Osaka ; e. s. of
Taijun Hamada. Educ. : gra-
duated from Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1884. Prof, on co-
nomics at Senshu Gakko
(a private college). Publica-
tion : " Political Economy,"
etc. Address : Dojima, Kita-
ku, Osaka.

Hamada, Tokutaro (M. ffl It
ic Wd, Tudge ; President of
the Kanazawa District Court ;
b. Sept. 1856; 1st s. of
Manji Plamada, a Samurai
of Tokushima-ken ; m. Fuji,
1st d: of Sosaku Kadzumi,
a samurai of Tokushima-ken.
Entered the Department of

yuSfcice, 1877- Judge, 1886;
having fillet.'*» Che post of
Judge in ' several Court and
president of Takamatsu and
Otsu District Courts was appo-
inted to the present post; de-
corated with 4th Order of
Merit. Address.' Kanazawa.

Hamada, Tsunenosuke C'S H
tl Z m), Gov. of Toyam.a-
prefecture ; b. 1871 in the
province of Kochi. £duc. :
graduated from Political
Division; Law College, Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1896. Councillor
of Ibaraki-ken, 1 897 ; Chief
of Police of Yamanashi-ken,
1899; Chief Police of Ishi-'
kawa, 1900; Chief Police of
Miyagi, 1900 ; Chief Police of
Kanagawa, 1902 ; Secretary
of Nara-ken, 1 905 ; Sec. of
Hokkai-Do, 1907 ; appointed
to the present post, 1908.
Address : Toyama-City, To-
yama-ken. Tel. : S Toyama.

Haniaguclii, KicMuemon (S

n S *r « H), Soy Manufact-
urer ; M. H. P., Pres. of Fuji
Spinning Co., Ltd., and To -
yokuni Bank, Ltd., Hama-
guchi and Co. ; b. 1862 in
Wakayama - prefecture ; e. s.
of Yugaku Hamaguchi, a
wealthy family. Educ. :
graduated' from Keiogijuku
(Keio Univ.). Took part in
local politics, and elected M.
H. R. three times ; went
abroad for business inspection,

Maia.

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.1900 ; entered business gnd
became Dir. of Kanegafucbi
SpinniRg Co.; founded Tokyo
Goods Exchange with the
late Mr. Amenomiya ; be-
came Pres. of Fuji Spinning
Co. when it was in a critical
financial condition; elected M.
H.P., 1907. Publication: Com-
mercial and Industrial Policy
towards ; Foreign Countries.
Recreation.: Education. Add-
ress : . Koamicho; Nihoftbashi-
ku, .Tokyo. TeL : 1050
Naniwa.

HamagueM,, Yuko (MUM.
^."), Yice-Minister of Commu-
nication since Dec. 1912; 6. Apr.
1870, in KocM-keE; 3rd s. of
Impel MidziiguGhi; and adop-
ted by Griritsu Hamaguchi; m.
Natsu, 1st d. of his foster-
father. Educ. : Graduated
from the College of Law in
the Tolcyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1895. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination a
year after his graduation
from the university ; having
filled the posts of Secretary
and Councillor of the Finan-
cial Department, of the
President of Revenue Superin-
tending Office of several
Prefectures, and of Secretary,
and the Departmental Chief
of Tobacco Monopoly Bureau,
was promoted to Chief of the
Bm-eau, 1907; decorated with
4Lh Order of merit as a

reward for his services during
the Russo-Japanese , War.
Address: Zoshigaya, Taka-
ta-mura, Kitatoyoshima-guQ,
Toliyo-fu.

Hamamotp, Hachijiro (M ^,
A ^ IR), Pres.. of Himeji
Commercial Bank, Ltd.,-
Himeji Electric Light Co.,
Ltd ; (5. 1 862 in Hyogo-
Prefecture. Succeeded his /.,
1898. Address: Fukunaka-
machi, Himeji.

Hamamoto, YosMaki (M *
S M), Managing Dir. of Shi-
. roto Coal Mining Co., Ltd.,
and Nihon Fire-brick Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., Nisshin
Spinning Co. Ltd. ; <5. 1856 in
Tottori-prefecture as a samu-
rai. Entered the Government
service as official of Comm.
Dep't. ; next Police-Inspector
of Metropolitan Police Office
under Baron Sonoda ; suc-
ceeded his father 1896, and
entered business as Pres. of
Shiraishi Mining Co., when
it was in a critical condition.
Address : No. 47, Hikawacho,
Atasaka-ku, Tokyo. Tel. .-26-
90, Shimbashi.

Haniana, Hirosuke CS ^ W
Wh)>^. Paymaster.,. _,i, -Colonel ;
Director of the Accountant's"
Department of the Imp. Gu-
ard Division; b. 1865 in
Shidzuoka-ken, 3rd Class
Paymaster, 1888; 2nd Class

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Ham

— , 1891 ; 1st Class — , 1894;
Sub-Inspector, 1895; 3rd
Class Inspector,' 1901 ; Pay-
master Major, 1903; — Lieu-
tenant-Colonel , 1904; — Colo-
nel, 1907 ; decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and the 4tb Glass of
Golden Kite. Address:

Headc[uarters of the Imp.
Guard Division, Tokyo.

Hamanaka, !Miliei CS "? —
^). Director of the Shichiku
Bank; b. Feb. 1870 in
Hyogo-ken ; 2nd s. of Benjiro
Hamanaka ; ni. Teru, sister
of Heigoro Hada. Address .'
Shichikumachx, Tsuna-gun.
Hyogo-ken.

Hamaao, Torakichi (.W. !? i*
a'), Commissioner of Tokyo
fu ; decorated with the 4th
Order, of Merit. Address:
No. 118, Kogaicho; Azabu,
Tokyo. Tel: ^8$, Shiha.

Hamano, YasMro (S if ^
K IP), Engineer of the Foi-m-
osan Government ; b. Sept.
1869, in Chiba-ken ; 2nd s.
of Kyubei Kurokawa, and
adopted by Noboru Hamano ;
m. Kume, .sister of Ren
Miyazaki, Educ. : graduated
from the College of Engineer-
ing in the Tokyo Imperial
University, x 8g6. Address :
Official House, 5 chome,
Shoinstreet, Daihoku, Form-
osa.

Hamao, Arata (^ % if),

Baron fcr. T907) , L L. D.
(Cambridge) ; ex-President of
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity ; Member of the Privy
Council; h. Apr. 1849; ist
s. of Kaheiji Hamao, a
saimirai of Hyogo-ken ; m.

AiVL

Saku, sister of Seishu
Kubota. Ediic. : studied in
Europe and America; Coun-
cillor of the Department of
Education, 1878; Vice-
President of Tokyo Univer-
sity in 18S4; made an.,
inspection tour in Europe,-,
1885; Acting Principal of
the Tokyo Fine Art School ;
Director of the Special
Education Bureau, 1888;
nominated Member of the
House of Peers, 1890;
President of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1893 —
1S97; Chairman of the
Higher Educational Coun-
cil, and then Minister
of Education, 1897 — 1898;

!|£am~Han

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Emeritus Prof, of the Tokyo
imperiai University, 1 905 ;
Re-appointed to the present
post, Dec. 1905 with
skinnhi (direct imperial ap
pointment) .rank ' in .con-
sequence of the . celebra:ted
" Strike movement " of the
Professors ; decorated with
2nd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: No. 33, Kanatomicho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. :

220 Bancho.

Eamaoniote, Matasuke (jg

® ^ ® '^^^^iSESLsLitt.feol-'ys*.
Comm and ef of '"the Osa ka
regimental district; d. 1874
in Wakayama, Sub-lieut.,
March 1894; Lieut,, March
1895; Captain,' Nov. 1899;
Major, Nov. 1904; Lieut.-
Coloriel, Dec. 1908; Colonel,

— l)ec. 1912. Decorations: 5th
Order ofS. T., 4th Order oi
R. S., 4th Class of G. K.
Address: Ote-maeno-cho, Hi-
gashi-ku, Osa,ka.

-— Haniazaki, Eizaburo CS *t
^ H 115),. Stock-broker; In-
spector of the Shinagawa
White Brick Company;
Chief Manager of the Osaka
Stock-Exbhange ; h. Apr.
1,848 in Osaka-fu; 2nd s. of
liiemon Hiisegawa ; m. Tame,
1st d. of Daisuke Kawachi.
Address ,• ' No. 32, i chome,,
D.5jim9.Tiama-dori, Kitaku,

, Osaka-! Tel.: 847 Higashi
■ Sia»aoka, Toshio CtE R IS: :?c),

Lawyer; -A 1874 in Matsu- .
moto ; 2nd s. of Chokusetsu
Kirihara. Edtic: Law College
of the Tokyo Imp. University.
Becaine lawyer since his gra-
duation, 1910. Publications;
Essential idea of international
private law ; and some others.
Address: 2-chome, Kakigara-
cho, ; Nihonbashiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1 548 Naniwa.

Hanabusa, Faosaburo C^E W
iE H l|5), Hqgakuhakushi ;
President of the Bureau of
Statistics in the Cabinet ; b.
Nov. 1857; Srd s. ofTanren
Hanabusa, and brother of
Viscount Yoshimoto Hana-
busa ; m. Yaye-ko, ist d.
of Yoshiaki Yamanouchi, a
samurai of Kyoto. Educ. :
studied German Law, Political
Economy. Filled the post
of Secretary of the Privy
Council, and was Private
Secretary to a Cabinet Mini-
ster till transferred to the
present post ; was decorated
with 3rd Order of Merit ' in
recognition of his services
during the Russo-Japanese
War. Address: No. $4, Scho-
me, Aoyama-minamimachi,
Akasaka. - Tel. :' 365 Shiba.

Hanabusa, Yoshimoto v^E\^
S W), Viscount, Member of
the Privy Council since 191 1,
Vice-Pres. , of the Japan Bed
Cross Society; &. the first mon-
th in the xjth year of Tempo

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Han

(1842) at Okayama; e. s. of
Masatsura Hanabasa, a samu-
rai of Okayama Clan; m. Chi-
ziiko; e. d. of Juiiichi Aoki of
the same province Echic. stixdi-
ed Dutch under Koan Ogata of
Osaka and English under
Daisuke Shibata of Nagasaki ;
afterward" visited Europe and
America. Entered Govern-
ment office, 1869; Secretary
of Foreign Dep't, 1 870 ;
Charge d' Affairs Sit Seoul,
1876 — 1877 ; Minister Resi-
dent, "1880— 188 f, and
narrowly escaped being killed
by the anti- Japanese Korean
mob ; Minister Plenipoten-
tiary ; - Vice-Minister of
Agriculture ' and eommerce,
1888, and then transferred
to the Imperial Household
Department as Chief Auditor ;
promoted to Vice-Minister
which he resigned in 1909 ;
created Baron, 1 896 ; pro-
moted to Viscount, 1907, as

a . war reward. Address :

Tsuk-iji, Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
Club : Nihon Club. " Tel. :
446 Kyobashi.
Hanabusa', YusMro (^ S If,

M SD^_JBfi.ar-MiniraL Chief
StaiofNrirpfK?rA?thur ;
b. 1867. .S/^^^r. .', graduated
fi-om the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant-Commander, Dec.
1 897 ; Commander, Sept.
1900 ; Captain, Aug. 1905 ;
decorated with the 3rd Order

of the Rising Sun and the
Sth Class of Golden Kite.
Addres>s: The Staff Office ot
the Port Arthur NaVal Sta-
tion. - •>

Hanai, Hatasaburo C^ fh'^
H I|5), Member of the Nagoya
Chamber of Commerce.;
Director of the Kinjyp Bank,
of the Hokkai Bank, etc.;
Dealer in Rice and Manure ;
b. May. 1858 in Aichi-ken ;
3rd s.- of Matasuke Okada,
and adopted by Hachirozae-
mon Hanai. Address : No.
5 5 , Tomanmachi, Nishiku,
Nagoya. Tel. : 660.

Hanai,- Takuzo m ^ ^ MX
Hogakithttkushi,. M.,. -H. R.,

. Lawyer, Lecturer of the Chuo
Univ., Member of the Com-
mittee on. Law-Investigation ;
b. 1 869 at , Miharacho, Hiro-
shima-prefecture ; 5th s. of
Shirozaemdn Tatsuhara, a
Hiroshima Samurai ; w«. Hisa,
d. of Taesuke Suzuki of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from English Law School
with honours, when he was
only eighteen years old ; grad.
from Hogakuin (Chiao Univ.);
1888. Elected Councillor of
Japan Lawyers' Assciation and
Chief Editor of Hogaku Shim-
/5 and Jittracted public notice,
for his scholarship and elo-
quence especially in criminal
cases; M. H. R.' since 1898.
Publications i "Hijo-Kokusai^

Sail

[1 1 30 ]

ho-Ron " (fesays on Extraar-
diiiary Ihternatiorial Law)
"Shin-keiho-Hyorori" (Critic-
ism of New Criminal Code).
Clubs: Nippon Club, Sakurada
Club. Address : Nishikicho,
Kanda, Tokyo. Td : 8S3
Honkyoku.
. Hanaa. Hisao W W ^ #).
"=^^^^®ar. Chief of the
Surgeon TDep't ' of the 1 2lh
Army Division: 6. i86.i in
Fukuoka-ken. Surgeon Sub-
Lieutenant, 1884;— Lieute-
nant ; 1887; — Captain, 1890;
— Maj or, 1 897 ;— Lieutenant-
Colonel, 190S ; decorated
. with the 4th Order of the
fiiksing Sun and the 4th Class
of Golden Kite. Address:
Kyobashi illaellomachi,

Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Haada, Yotaro (4^ H if i:
115), Stock^Bfoker,, Pr^s. of
Haiida & Co., aiid Manda
Minitig Co.; ^. '56 at fokyo' ;
in. f^othi Hirarto.feX-ihsi. of
Tokyo Female Highef Nor-
mal School '06; Meriibef of
Tokyo Chamb'er of Cofli-
riierce '9'i-^'9J. Address :
Sakamotochd, Nihoflbashiku,
Tdk5^d (dflfiGe), Jfihonefioki-
Nishifnachi, Shibakii, Tdkyd.
Tel.: 221, 241 Nahiwa, 241
Shiba.

fiaiii, ShoieM C^ t: # ~%
Judge ; Pr^sid^nt , of. ; ..^ttie
.-Sa«a Disttfet Gouft, Add-
ress : Tlie Nawa; District
C-ourt., Oldiiawa-ken.-

Hanjliafa, Masanao (Jf M JE
it)» diplomat, directdr of the
Telegram Section of. the
Foreign Office; ^. Aug. 1876
in Yamariashi-keh. Ediic. :
graduated the English politic-
al course of the Waseda
Semmon Gakko, July 1897.
Passed the diploriiatic and
consular service -examinatidri,
Seipt. 1898; .eleye-consul at
Amc^,. Oct. i%t;''atta!ihe-.to..
the' legatioh at Seoul, May
iSjj9; attache to .the legatipii
Jit Washihgtori, May IgOi;
'3'fd class sfecfetafy td the
sarfle, Oct. 1902; jird class
seci-etafy to etftfeassy at the
same, Jttfy 1904; 2nd class
Secretairy, July 1906; ist
class Secretary, March igcig.
Was conferred with the 6th
Order df S.T. in recdgnitidh
of his service in the Boxers'
trouble, 190Q; afterwards
decorated with the 5th Or-
der df R.S. Address: F. O.
ICaSiJiiiigaseki, KojimacM-kiJ,

fe,anta, EyotarS (^ # ^
A W>, Proprietor of Osaka
Iron Works, Hunter' & Co. ;
b. 1871 at Kobe; e. S: of
E. H. Hunter, an English
resident. Edue-. : studied at
Kobe Commercial Schodl ;
giraduated frdia Engiiifcel'ing
College, .Glasgdwr Univ..,
1888. The O. I. W. was.
organized by his father, 1881 ;

im ]

Hav

Hunter & Co. is a trad-
ing firm. Recreation : shoot-
ing. Address : K;Ajikawa,
Osaka. TeL : 2744 /. a.
Nishi.

Hara, Daisaburo (],?. 'X — fll^),
Director of the Oita Bank,
the Oita Savings Bank, the
Toyooka Industrial Bank,
etc. ; S. June, 18 56 iri Oita-
ken ; ist s. of Zenbei Hara ;
fn. Kaga, ist d. of Kwanji
Taguchi. Address : Toyo-
okamachi, Hemmi-gun, Oita-
ken.

Hara, Katsnro (IS if I|5),
Bungakuhakushi ; Prof at the
College of Literature of the
Kyoto Imperial Univ. Ad-
dress : Kyoto University,
Kyoto.

Hara, Kei CM §S)^ M. F.,

-Horrte Minister ; 3. 2nd
month,. 18 54 at Morioka.
Educ. ; studied at Foreign
Language School and Law
Colfege. - Took to journalism
as a member of the staff of
the Idocki ; went to Korea as
liewspaper cofrespOrident with
Marq. Inoue, special Envoy
'82; entered Foreign Office
Consul in Tientsin ; Secretary
arid Charge d' affairs in PariiS-
'86; file Marquis' Private See-
refary when Minister of Agr.
and Com.; i)ir. of Commercial
Bureau at Foreign Office
when the I^ate Count Mutsu
was its chief; prorhoted to

Vice-Minister of the Depart-
ment, 1895 ; prompted to
be Minister to Korea, '96,

which he resigned and be-
came Chief Editor of the Osaka
Mainichi ; succeeded the Late
Hoshi as Minister of Comm.
'00 — '01 ; then Chief Editor
of Osaka Shinpo, and Mini-
ster of Home Dep't in the
Saionji Cabinet '06 — ' 08 ;
Home Minister again and
Pres.- of the Imperial Eailway
Board, 191 1- 1 2 ; Home • Mi-
nister thirdly since Feh. 19 1 3.
Address : Shiba Park, Tokyo.
Tel. : 68 Shiba.

Hara, Ki CM M), Assistant-
Prof of the College of Agri-
culture of the Tokyo Imperial
University. Address : Offi-
cial House, AgricultitraJ^
College, Meguro-mura, Eba-
ra-gun, Tokyo.

Hara, Kichiro CM S MP),
Managing Dir. of Shinsan
Bank, Ltd., Dir. of Nisshin
Co., Ltd., d. 1851 in the

Har

[ iP 3

province- of Shinano. Suc-
ceeded his father, 1885.
Address: lidamachi, Nagano-
prefecture.

Kara, Kingo C® ^ -S-). Ma-
nager of the Meiji Fire In-
surance Co., Ltd.; 6. Tokyo,
in 1867; second s. of Motoyo
Hara, a samurai of Tokyo;
m. e. d. of Baron Koreaki
Ibaraki. Ediic: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher
Commercial school, 1885-
Taught, 1885-1891, in his
alma mater and in other
local commercial schools; in
1892, entered the service of
the Meiji Fire Ins. Co., soon
afterward being .appointed
his present position; through
the introduction of Modern
Methods the company soon
came "to the fore; in 1907
he was one of the founders
of the Japanese Fire Insur-
ance Association, and is at
present chairman of its rating
committee. Address: No. 28
Kita -Yamabushi-cho, Ushi-
gome-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 209

Bancho. - >
Hara, Kokuro , C^, ^ fiU),

Dir. of the Ya^okaiW Specie
Bank,o£-the Imperial Hotel;
Ltd.," the Yokohama Dock
"Co., Ltd., of the Tokyo Ele-
ctric R'ly Co., Ltd., of the
Uraga Dock Co., Ltd., the
Tokyo Steamship Co., Ltd,
and. of the Tokyo Savings

Bank, Ltd.; d. in 1844- in
Hyogo-prefecture / 6th s\ of
Shindo, a- well known family
in the province of Tajima;
m. Tomi, d. of Shozaburo
Dokura of Nara-prefecture.
When young he rendered
with Kuniomi Hirano splendid
service on the Imperial side
at the time of the Restora-
tion ; spent seven .years in
Europe and America in study
as well as inspection. At
the tiriK of the Saigo Re-
bellion he was back in his
native country and subse-
quently organized the lOOth.
National Bank with a few
others; founded. the ImjJerial
Commeircial Bank in -.1894.
Pres. of the Yokohama Specie
Bank, 1883 — 1890.:' As a
busine.s.s man he ranks, with
Yasiida", _Furukawa, Shibusa-
wa' and Okura, as one of. the
five greatest business .men in
the Empire. Address: Kita
Shinagawa, Tokyo. Tel. : 295
Shiba.

Hara, Eyoiehiro <M ^ — lU),
Pres. of Kinkodo Publishing
Co. Ltd.,. and Dir. of Toyo
Printing Co.- Ltd.-; b. 1869
at Gifu-prefecture. Educ. :
studied at the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School for some
years. Went abroad and ,
entered Samuel & Co. and
afterwards became Head of
Miscellaneous Goods Dep't

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Har

of the Yokohama Branch of
the firm ; and then succeeded
to his father's publishing and
printing business. Publicatmt:
" ShogaMkp-Dokuhon" (Text-
book for Elementary School).
Clubs : Kojunsha, Beiyukyo-
kai, Boekikyokai. Address :
Ryusenji-machi, Shitaj^a-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 252 Shitaya.

Hara, 'Sanekazu CM K A),
JRea£-Admiral of Engine-
enrig,"on'thelR.eserve; b. Mar.
1850 in Tokyo; 4th s. of
Yasubei Hara, a samurai of
Tokyo ; m. RyiJ, 3rd d. of
Riemon Inaba. Was decor-
ated with the 4th Order of
Merit and the 4th Class of
Golden Kite in recognition
of his services during the Ru-
sso-Japanese _War. Address :
No. 600, Shimoshibuya, Shi-
buya-mura, Toyotama-guh,
Tokyo.

, Hara, Seigo'CM fi? -^), ■ C"'
tain, Commaiider ofjthe^Nani-
was,niYaJctcmo;b. 1.866. Educ:
graduated from the Ifaval Aca-
demy. Lieutenant, Sept. 1890;
Lieutenant-Commander, June.
1 899 ; Commander, Feb.
1885; decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising
Sun. Address ; No. 2236,
Shinjubu, Zushi-mura Miu-
ra-gun, Kanagawa-ken.

Hara, SMdzuo CM ' P W),
Engineer of Miye-ken. Educ:
graduated from, the College

of Engineering of the Tokyo-
Imperial University. Ad-
dress : Kengyomachi, Tsu-
shi, Miye-ken.

Hara, Taneaki, CM )i. Bg.),

Proprietor of Tokyo Shutsu-
gokunin-Hogosho (Tokyo
Released Prisoners .Help
Society) ; Christian pastor af
Hokkai-do Church for many
years ; went up to the capital
and now well known as a
founder of different charitable'
institutions while a writer for
the Yorozu Newspaper. Add-
ress : Moto-yanagiwaracho, '
Kanda, Tokyo. Tel. : 2956
Honkyoku.

Hara, Tomitaro CM 1 ;fc W),
raw silk merchant, M. of
Yoke. Cham, of Com., Di-
rector of the 2nd Bank ;
of the Uji River Electric
Company ; Inspector of the,
Yokohama Life Insurance
Company; b. Aug. 1868 in
Gifu-ken ; 1st s. of Kyuei
Aoki,^ and adopted by Moto-
saburo Hara ; m. Yasu, i st d.
of his foster-father. Address:
No. 5. 3-chome, Benten-
clori, Yokohama. Tel. :

539 ^- d. ^ ,

Hara, f oshiynki CM SSe -fr),'
Director of the Kusano
Bank; b. Jan. 1853 in
Fukuoka-ken ; 2nd s. of
Yugo Yano, and adopted by
Kyugo Hara; m. Masayo,
2nd d. of his foster-father.

Har

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Address : Takeno-rnura, U-
kiha-gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Hara, Yaotaro CM A f *
BI5), Veterinaiy Colonel ; In-
structbr^ ' "af tlie "'Military
College ; 5. 1 861 in Tokyo.
Veterinary Sub-Lieutenant,
1 886 ; — Lieutenant, 1 890 ; —
Captain, 1898; — Major,

1902 ; -^ Lieutenant-Colonel,
1904; — Colonel, 1907; deco-
rated with the 4th Order of
the Rising Sun. Address:
No. 15, 6 chome, Aoyania-
Minaminiachi, Alcasaka,

Tokyo.

Hara, Yasutaro CM 1* ^ fO,
Lord-in- Waiting in Kinkei
Hall, M. of H. P. ; b. 7th
month '47 in the province of
Tamba. Edijc. : sent to
America for study by the
Government '71— '73; Gov.
of 'Yamaguchi, Fukushima,
and Hokkai-do ; Dir. of
Forestr}' Bureau of Agr. and
Com. Dep. ■ Address : Shimo-
Rokubancho, Kojimachiku,
Tokyo.

Hara, Yoshimiehi QM. M 3I),
Hogakuhakushi, Lawyer, b.
1867 in Shinano. Educ:
graduated from I^aw College
Tokyo Imp, University, '88
Councillor of Agr. & Com
Dep't., Inspector of Mines
which he resigned '91. Recrea-
tion : travelling. Address :
lidamachi. Kojimachiku,

Tokyo ; Hiyoshicho, Kyo-

t/ashiku (ofiSce). Tel. : 407
Bancho, 520 Shimbashi
(office).

Hara, Yoshinori CJg "B ^),
farmer ; Aud. of Yoshii
Bank, Ltd., and Taisei Bank,
Ltd. ; b. 1 86 1 in Fukuoka
prefecture. Was entrusted
with the readjusting of
measurements of the fields of
several villages of the pre-
fecture. Recreations : pictures,
" curios, sweet oranges. Ad-
dress : Yoshii-mura, Fukuoka-
ken.

Harada, Bokusai CIC El \k Ife),
Staff Sergeon, Dir. of Tokyo'
Dental Scliobl; b. 8th month
'61 in Gifu. Educ. .\ gradu-
ated from Gifu Medical
School and Medical College,
California, University. Prof,
of Naval Medical College.
Address : ligurakatamachi,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. : 2057
Shiba.

Harada, Jgei CM m + W),
Deputy Mayor of Tokyo ;
Member of the House q|^
Representatives ; b. Dec.
18.61 ; 1st s. of Jujii'o Harada,
a samurai of Kumamoto-ken ;
m. Saki, 2nd d. of Sadamasa
Tanabe, a samurai of Tokyo.
Was once Private Secretary
to the Minister of Educa-
tion, and of Finance ; is now
Editor-in-Chief of Liberal
Newa-agency ; M. P., 1908 ;
A rriember of the Seiyukwai

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Har

Address : No. i-o, 6 chome,
Aoyama-?/Iinamimachi, Aka-
saka, Tokyo. Tel.: 26%\ Shiba.

Ilarada, Kyujo CJ?: ffl ^ ^),
Pres. of Taiyo Life Insurance
Co., Ltd., Dir. of Sobu
Railway Co., Ltd.; b. 1856
in Tochigi-prefecture. Edtic:
graduated from Tochigi
Normal School. Headman
of Shimane-gun in Shima-
ne-pref.. 1884; Headman ot
Oki-gun, 1889; Secretary of
the prefecture, 1896. Elect-
ed M. H. R,, 1897. Ad-
dress : Komagome, Sendaki-
cho, Hongo, Tokyo. Tel. :
998Shitaya. .

Harada, Kyukiciii CM H X
W)) Director of the Yoko-
hama Commercial Bank; d.
Sept. 1839 in Shidzuoka-ken ;
brother of Tadzusaburo Hara-
da ; m. Yoshi, 5th d. of
Ichizo Higuchi. Address :
No. 66, Miyazakimachi,
Yokohama. Tel-.-^gi.

Harada, Sadasuke C!|i H M.
'^A Engineer of the Depart-
ment of Home Affairs ; b.
Mar. 1865, "in Yamaguchi-
kcn ; 1st J. of Seiichi Harada ;
jn. Ikuyo, 1st d. of Masando,
Takeyasu, a samurai of
Yamaguchi-ken. Engineer of
the Public-works Inspection
office, 1892 ; present post
since 1905 ; decorated with
4th Order of Merit; became
Chief Ensjineer of Shimono-

scki Branch Office of the Pu-
blic Works, Home Dep't iiince
191 1. AMrezs: Shimonoseki.

Harada, Saiiro CM H -fe In
S©i One of the highest
taxpayers of Aomori-ken ; b.
Mar. 1850 in Aomori-ken;
1st s. of Sajiemon Harada ;
m. Miyo, aunt ofTashichird
Terada. Address : Yoshida-
mura, Nishitsugaru-gun, Ao-
mori-ken.

Harada, Shingi CM m K- S),
Councillor of the Con-struction
Bureau of the Railway Board.
Address : No. 79, 3 chome,
Kobinata-daimachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo.

Harada, Tasxike (.gi m Wh

B. D. (Yale Univ.) D. D.
(Amherst College) L. L. D.
(Edinburgh Univ.) President
of Doshisha University, Kyo-
to; b. 1863 in Kumamoto,
Higo; i-. of Osamu Kamada,
a samurai; m. Saki, sister of
J. Kawamoto, M. D. of Kobe.
Educ-: Doshisha College and
Yale Univ. Pastor of Kumiai
(Congregational) Churches in
Tokyo, Kobe and Kyoto.
Editor of Kirisutokyo Sekai
(Christian world). Resident
of the Christian Endeavor
Union. President of the Do-
.shisha since 1907. Delegate
to the World Congregational
Council in London, .1891,
Delegate to the World Chri-
stian Endeavor Convention,

Har

[ n^]

1900. Delegate to the World
Missionary Conference Ed-
inburgh, 1910. Travelled ex-
tensively in Tiidia" in 1905.
Lectured m Yale, Harvard,
Hartford and other institu-
tions in U. S. of America,
igio. PtMications: The
Faith" and Ideal and the Time
of Jesus (Japanese), the Faith
of Japan (English), &c. , Ad-
dress: The Doshisha, Kyoto.
7^/.: Kami 3299.
^Harada, Teisaburo, (M ffl %
^ Wd, Pres. of Yaitsu Bank,
Ltd.; 3. i8S3 in Shizuoka-
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther 1874. Address: Higa-
shimasutsu-mura, Shizuoka-
prefecture.

-Haraguchi, Kaname CMP^),
Kqgakukakushi, Tir. of Rail-
way Association ; b. 185 1.
Educ. : Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity and Yale University.
One of the pioneer students
sent abroad; has been R'ly
Eng. in the Gov. R'ly ser-
vice for a long time. Address :
Nagatacho, Kqjimachiku,

Tel. .' 29 23 Shimbashi.
HaragueM, Kensai C^. ^

*iJ.ifeui,*fi^„(ret.j ; d. in
1 847 in . the province of
Bungo ; adop. s. of Kentoku
Haraguchi', a, samurai; in.
Seki, 3rd d. of Yoshitaka
Yokogawa, of Tokyo. Educ:
studied at the Heigakuryo
(Mil. College). Appointed

Sub-Lieut., 1872; Lieut.,
1 874 ; fought as Commander
of tile 1st Company of the
Flying Inf. Third Battalion
in the Saigo rebellion, 1877 ;
Captain,. 1877; Major, 1882;
Vice-Dir. of the Toydma.
Gakko (Toyama Mil. School),
1887; sent to Germany,
1890; Colonel, 1891 ; IDir.
of the Toyama Military
School, 1 89 1 ; took , part in
the China- Japan war; Chief
of Staff to the 4th Army
Division : again appointed
Di*-. of the Toyama School ;
Maj.-Gen., 1896; Comman-
der of the Inf 7th Brigade,
1900 ; promoted to Lieut.-
Gen., 1905 ; fought in the
Russo-Japanese war as
Comm.ander of the 13th Army
Division, and was Comm.-in-
Chief of the Saghalien Ex-
pedition Army; elected mem-
ber of the House of Peers,
August, 19 10. Created Ba-
ron, invested with Grand
Cordon of Merit and 3rd Class
of G. K. as a war reward.
Address : Sanaizaka, Ichi-
gaya, Ushigomeku, Tokyo.
Haramoto, Daisaburo CM ^
iz H IH), One of the highest
taxpayers of Shimane-ken ;
Director of the Yasuki Bank ;
d. Sept. 1866 in Shimane-
ken ; 2nd s. of Gompachiro
Haramoto; m. Tada, ist 0?.
of Saburobei Namikawa. Once

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Har

was Member of the Shimane
Prefect uraJ. Assembly. Add.
re'ss : Yasukimachi, Nag-f,
gijii. Sh;mane-ken.

Harimoto, Takayoshi (!f;|:H
if-\ Safe Maf., Pro. ofChuritsu
Co., Ltd., Managing Dir. of
Nihon Spinning Co., Ltd., Dir.
of Osaka Goods Co., Ltd.,
Alderman of Osaka-fu. Ad-
dress : Honden, Nishiku,
Osaka. Tel. : 485 Nishi.

Haruki, Gensaburo (# 7fc jl
H M'), , Colonel ..of Commis-
sariat, Commander of the
Sth Commissariat" Battalion ;
d. 1868 in Mie-ken. Sub-
Lieut, of Cavalry, July 1SS8;
Sub-Lieut, of Commissariat,
Nov. 1888; Lieut., Nov.
1 891; Captain, Aug. 1895;
Major, Feb. 1901; Lieut.
Colonel, July 1904; Colonel,
Nov. 1 9 10. Decorations: 4th
Order of S. T., 3rd Order
-of R. S., 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Hiroshima,
Hiroshima-ken.

Hdruki, Ichiro (# /fc — 115),
Hogakuhakushi, Prof, of the
College of Law in the Kyoto
Imp2rial University : b. July,
1870, in Tokyo; ist jr. of
Yoshiakii-a Haruki ; m. Yoshi,
sister of Sozaburo Yoshi-
mura. Educ.. : graduated
from the College of Law in
the Tokyo ' Imperial Univer-
sity in 1 894; studied in the
Univ. Hail ; studied Roman

Law in Germany^,., 1900^ —
T904I Present post .since
1905. Address: Shimmachi-
noma, Musakoj iminami-iru,
Muromachi Kamikyo-ku Kyo-
to..

Harumoto, Juaiike C#7cWltX
representative member of the
Harumoto Soap Manufactory,
adviser to the Osaka Soap M':-
nixfactures Union ; b. 3 Feb.
of the 2nd y. of Kayei (1849)
in Osaka-city ; s. of t) usuko
Harumoto, a druggist ; m.
Yasu, d. of Sohei Inamori.
Engaged in the drug business,
helping his father, when he
was 16 years old ; studied the
soap manufactures since 18-
73 and established the sog,p
works, 1879, and afterwards
was president of the Osaka
soap manufacturers union for
20 years ; obtained over 30
prizes in various exhibitions
home and foreign ; the one-
3rd of the whole quantity of
soaps produced in Japan,which
is estimated at two million
yen per year, are manufactured
at this factory ; the products
are exported to China, India,
Siberia and Oceania beside
consumed in Japan ; the or-,
ganization of this firm has
been ■ changed as a partner-
ship and his 3 sons are en-
gaged in the business as its
represen'tatives. JRecreaUon '
ballad drama. Address : No.

¥SF-Has

;[ 138 ]

27, Jiunikenclio, Higashi-ku,
Omli'ai-'Tel.: 77, 2297 Minami,
1.4.

Haruyama, Ankan (M \U S
W3)f Director of the 67th
Bank; 3. Feb. 1851 in
Yamagata-ken ; 1st s. of
Ankan Haruyama, a samurai
of Yamagata ; m. Sei, 2nd
d. of Kambei Tabikawa, a
samurai of ^Yamagata. ^i^-
^riS'.fj .• Tsuruokamachi, Nishi-
tagawa-gun, Yamagata-ken.

Haseba, Sumitaka, Cft # ^

m ^),. M. p. . ex-Minister of

Ediication

(from Au-
gust, 191 1
t) Dec*
1912); h.
4th month
'S3; e.s.
of Fujizo
Haseba, a
Satsuma
samur ai ■
and a rich
farmer by
p r of e s -
sion. Educ. :■ graduated from
-Kagoshima Clan school.
Fought as a leader of Saigo's
army in Satsuma Rebellion,
and was 'severely wounded ;
played a splendid part ■ wiih
M:Unakata ■ of Kumamoto
when Counts Itagaki and
Okuma raised the political
party, banner and afterwards

imprisoned for political of-
fences. Was a typical a.d-
ministrative .official in hiis
native province for many a
year, and then appointed
Chief Councillor of Home
Dep't. have sat in the House
of Representatives from its
beginning; and "was its pre-
sident, 1908— II. traj,ejje(i
g.|)j;pgd,~;,JA,=^J@§.., . Addi^ess :
Official residence.

Hassb8,,ShoieMro (S=&nl?!l
— BFOj Major of Commissariat,
attached to the 17th Battalion
of Commissariat Troops ; 3.
1872 in Ehimeken. Sub-
Lieutenant of Cavalry, 1894;-
of Commissariat Troops,
1 894 ; Lieutenant, 1 897 ;
Captain, 1900 ; Major, 1905 ;
decorated with the 5th Order
of Rising Sun and the 5 th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : The 17th Battalion
of Commissariat Troops,
Okayama.

Hasefee, Tatsutsura. ('A # IfB
m =1), M. of H. P., Lord-in-
Waiting of Kinkei Hall ; '3.
2 May in 1844; a Fukui
samurai ; m. Kane, 3rd d. of
Mr. Kwansei Watanabe, an
Osaka samurai. Entered Board
of Audit in 1 858 ; Director
of Industrial Bureau, and
Governor of Yamagata pre-
fecture. Address : Mita-
Tsunamachi, Shibaku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 3680 Shimbashi.

[ 139 ]

Heinai Cfi ^ ;il
^ ra), One of the highest
taxpayers of Yamagata-ken ;
Director of the Adzuma
Bank, the Yamagata Electric
Company, the Ryou Agricul-
tural and Industrial Bank ;
b. Sept. 1853 in Yamagata-
ken ; I st J. of Nobumitsu
Hasegawa ; m. Mino, 1st d.
of Kichibei Taze. Address :
Yashiro-mura, Higashi-aki-
tama-gun, Yamagata-ken.

Hasegawa, Keigoro (g :i^ ji]
46 2. P), Mine-owner; b. 1868
at Karatsu, Nagasaki-ken; s.
of Hisanobu Hasegawa.
Educ: graduated from the
Karatsu Middle School and
self-taught afterwards. En-
tered the Mitsui firm in
1880; member of its London
Branch for 8 years; director
of the Kobe, Hongkong and
Moji Branches successively;
established himself as a
mine-owner, 1904. Recrea-
tions : billiards, shooting.
Address: No. 6, i chome,
Kitano-machi, Kobe. Tel.:
2879. Clubs. Tokyo Club;

Shinko Club.

Hasejawa, Keisuke CA # )\\

%. W), Pres. of Saitama Agr.
and Ind. Bank, Ltd.; b. 1850
in Saitama-prefecture. Suc-
ceeded his father, Rokuzaemon
Hasegawa, 1883. Address.:
Kawahara - mura, Kitasaita-
ma-gun, Saitama-ken.

Hasegawa, Kichisaburo CJ§

# jil ^ H W), Foreign goods
merchant; b. Nov. 1856 in
Aichiken ; ist s. of Keizo
Hasegawa; in. Koto, 4th d.
of Shinzaburo Yoshida. Ad-
dress. : No. 95 Tamaya-cho,
Nishi-ku ; Osaka.

Hasegawa, Kiehisaburo (ft

# ;i! S H m, Member of the
Yamagata Chamber of Com-
merce ; Director of the Uyo
Savings Bank, of the Yama-
gata Transportation Com-
pany, etc. ; Inspector of the
Ryou Bank, etc.; b. Mar.
1865 in Yamagata-ken;
brother of Kichinai Hase-
gawa; m. Y\x, adopted niece
of Kichijiro Hasegawa.
Address: No. 511, Mikka-
machi, Yamagata-shi.

Hasegawa, Kinsuke CS # W.
li ^), Engineer of the Im-
perial Railway Board ; Chief
of the Western District of
the Railway Administration
Bureau; b. Aug. 1855, in
Yamaguchi-ken ; 2nd s. of
Tamenobu Hasegawa ; m.
Cho, 2nd d. of Ihei Takeda,
a samurai ' of Yamaguchi-
ken. Was for years in the
Formosan Government's Rail-
way 51s its Chief Engineer,
then Director, and was ap-
pointed to present post, 1909.
Address: I^.o. 12, Kitanaga-
sa-dori, 5 chome, Kobe, Hyo-

[ 1,40 ]

go-ken. -

Hasegawa, Kiraku CA # ifl
% ii). Confectioner, Din. of
Tokyo Confectionery Co.,
Ltd.; i>. 1852 in Kanagawa-
prefecture. Succeeded his
father Raku Hasegawa, .1880.
Maker of " Kirakusembei^'
a famous and popular Japan-
ese biscuit. Address: Ise-
zakicho, Yokohama. Tel.:
,1389.

Hasegawa, KyusMehi (A #
il) M-t), Member of the
Nagoya Chamber of Com-
merce ; Director of the
Nagoya Timber Company ;
b. Aug. 185 1 in Gifu-ken;
1st s. of Shichibei Yatna-
guchi, and adopted by Ko-
zaburo Hasegawa ; m. Kaya,
4th d. of his foster-father.
Address : No. 674, Masaki-
cho, Nishi-ku, Nagoya.

Hasegawa, Kizaemon (S ^
jil ^iJ ;fe m F^), One of the
Tiighest taxpayers of Chiba-
ken ; Director of the Dai-
nichi Bank, of the Narita
Bank ; Dealer in Diygoods ;
b. Apr, 1 849 in Chiba-ken ;
2nd s. of Buhei Shimbashi,
and adopted by Rizaemon
Hasegawa ; m. Cho, aunt of
A&2LZo\\dL2., Address : Narika-
machi, Imba-gun, Chiba-ken'.

Hasegawa, Seiya (^ © )\\W.
lii)) non de phime " Tenkei,'-'
magazine editor; b. Dec.

1876 at Siiya, -Kariba-gun,
Niigata-ken; s. of ^ ^Chikatora
Hasegawa, a." 'samtir^i -pf
Siiya clan, and banker; m-.
Chp, d. of Ryozo Kumagai,
1804. Educ: Tokyp Senmon
Gakko (Waseda college).
Entered the editorial dep't of
Hakubunkwan and engaged
in the editorial works of the
" Shoiien Sekai" and. Taij-6j
1897; advocated naturalismi
in the literary column of the
"Taiyo"; besides lectured
the modern French history of
fictions at the literary college
of Waseda Univ., 1909-7 10;
proceeded Xt) 'London ,', for
observing magazine publish-
ing business , there, , i June
1910;, after one year,- and

eight mo.nths travelled

through Germ any,- ^France,
.Switzerland, Austria-Huh-
gary, Italy and America-
returned home, Oct. 1912.
Pn blications : Naturalisin ,
Precept of literature, " Man-
nenfude," A view on literary
art (all in Japanese). Re-
creations:, wrestle,, journey.
Address: c/o Hakubunkwan,
3 chome, Honcho, Nihonba-
shi-ku, Tokyo.

Hasegawa, Tameji (A S- )i\
^ iS), Director of the Osaki
Mint; ,i>. Aug. 1848, in
Yamaguchi-ken-; ist ^.s. of
Tamenobu Hasegawa ; m.
Mon, 2nd d. of Kasuke

[ HI ]

Has

Iketa. Entered the Financial
Office, 1869 ; Chief of Mint,
1893 ; sent to Europe and
America by government
order, 1886—1887; decorated
with 2nd Order of Merit.
Address: Official House of
the Mint, Shin— Kawasaki-
machi, Kita-ku, O.saka-shi.

Hasegawa, Teiicliiro (jft §
;il a - IS), Prof, of the Sth
High School; b. (1870),
Ishikawa-ken, e. s. of Chiabei
Hasegawa, a saimirai of
Kanazawa; m. Sakae, ist
d. of Junji Aochi, Ishikawa-
ken. Edtic: graduated from
the College of Literature of
the Imperial University,
1893. Appointed to present
post in Oct. 1895. Address:
Kumampto, Kumamoto-ken.

Hasega-wa, Yasuko (g ^ j\\
IK -?)» Authoress known as
Shigiire, her nom de phinie;
b. 1879, '" Tokyo, d. of
Shinzo Hasegawa, lawyer. ,
Editc. : self-taught. She is the
originator of the Biiyo Ken-
kyu Kai, or the Society for
the Study of Dances. Pub-
lications: Dai Nikon Bijin
Den (Belles of Japan), Enji
Den (Belles of Japan, Sup-
plemented), Meiii Bijin Den
(Belles of Japan in- Meiji
Era), and other dramatic
plays among which Saktira-
ftibiiki, Kai-cJioon Haomaru,

and Taketcri Monogatnri
are pc^pular and were
practiced on stages. - Recrea-
iipjis: -music, especially play-
ing on samisen, flower ar-
rangement, picture drawing,
dancing, and dramatic plays.
Address: No. 5, Sanchorne,
Shin Tsukudajima-cho, Kyo-
bashi, Tokyo.

Hasegawa, Yoshimiclii CA ;&
i!) Sf 5t), Viscount (Baroni

or. " 1 895 ; Viscount, 1907);
General; Chief of the General-
Staff since January... 1912;
ex-Memher of the High Mili-
tary Council; 6. Aug. igSo; ist
s. of Tojiro Hasegawa, . a
samurai' o{ Yzxas.fg\x<:iki\ clan;
m. Tatsu, adopted sister of
Kichisaburo Uchida. - Cap- .
tain, 1871;. Major; 1872;
Lieutenant Colonel, 1 87.3 ;
Colonel, and Comm,ander of
the nth E.egiment of In-
fantry, 1878 ;.. stayed in
France, 1885-1886; Major-

His

[ 142 ]

General, and Comander of
the I2tli Brigade of Infantry,
1 886 ; commanded a mixed
Brigade in the Japan-China
War and took a distinguished
part in the battles of Port
Arthur and Wei-hai-wei ;
and was decorated with the
3rd Class of Golden Kite
and the DouUe-Rayed of the .
Rising Sun as a war
reward, 189S ; Lieutenant-
General, Commander of the
3rd Army Division and then
of the Guards Division,
1896; invested with the
Order of the Sacred Tf<?asure,
1902 ; in the Russo-Japanese
War be coihrrianded the
Imperial Guards Division
undef Gerfer'ai Kiifoki and
led it to sticeesS arid honour
at the Battles of Yalu,
Fenghurigchingi Yang-tzu-
ling, Liaoyang ; especially at
Yang-tzu-ling he fought veiy
gail-lahtly, and after two day's
severe frglitiiig, the Japanese
army finally were successful ;
the famous Russian General
Count Keller, who comriiand^
ed in person a Russian foree
consisting of two and a half
divisions, fell mortally wound-
ed in the course of the second
day's operations ; his loss
was a particularly heavy
blow to Kuropat&in, and it
gave a great advantage to
the Japanese arniy ; this was

one of the greatest services
he rendered to the Empire
during the war ; was promoted
to the rank of General' during
the course of the War,- 1904;
invested with the Grand
Cordon . of the Rising Sun,
1906; Coinmatid.er of ,the
Army Division stationed in
Korea, 1907 ; decorated with
1st Class bf Golden Kite
and the Grand Cordon of
the Rising^ Snn with the
Paulownia Flower in re-
cognition of his exeellerit
services during the late waf;
1907; Higii Military CoHneillor
1909. . Address : No. 40^
Waseda-cho, Ushigome;

Tokyo . Tel. : i Soo _Bancho".
Hasegawa,- Yoshiyuid C;^
# ill K ^;5, Holder of Jtli E.
3rd Order
of Merit,
Maj or-
^■(JitfFal

reserve.
Mayor of
SagaCify;
b. Saga,
7th Jtily,
1842 ; s.
HeihacHf
of Hasegawa. Educr. Kadj
kwanT the , clari seKool of
Mdfquis Nabeshima. Bii^
gaged iii 0-u action ait the
time of the Restofation, M6
awarded a pensiori of 2d
koku of rice; appoirifed

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Ha!

Captain of the Army, Jan.
1872 ; engaged in the battles
of Saigo Rebellion, 1877;
promoted Major, x88o;
despatched to Korea as
guard to the envoy extra-
ordinary and rhinister pleni-
potentiary, 1 887 ; promoted
Colonel, 1 892 ; appointed
Commander of the loth In-
fantry Brigade, 1894; Com-
mander of the 17th Defensive
Infantry Brigade, 1904 ; pro-
moted Major-General, 1906.
Recreations : Japanese check-
ers ; reading ; hunting. Ad-
dress : Kwaisho-Koji, Mizu-
noyemachi, Saga.

Hashidzume, Sutezo \S /R ^

W), President of Morioka
District Court. h. May
1858: i.st s. of Seisuke Ha-
shidzume, a samurai of Fu-
kushima ; m. Hisa, 1st d. of
Ryuzaemon Araki, a samurai
of Adihori-ken. Passed the
Examination for Bench, 1887;
after ■ serving in several
Districi Courts was appointed
Judge of the Tokyo Appeal
Court in 1896. Address:
Uchimaru, Morioka-shi, Iwa-
te-ken.

HasliigucM, KiyosHi (^ ^

it)» Goyo by pen-name,
painter (of decorative art)
(oil painting and design);
b. Dee. 1881 in Kagoshiiriai.
Ediic: Kagoshima middle
school " Zoshikan," Tokyo

Art school (gra. 1905). Given
charge of his professional art
by the Nihon Yusen Kaisha^
Ltd.; engaged in ornamental
painting; member of Musei-
kai. Address: 31 Ichigaya-
sanaizaka, Ushigome-ku, To-
kyo.

Hashiguehi, Yuma (# %
.1), £olond,„_-,i^Qf^-,r.lJifaatiy.^^
Cdmmarider of the 62nd Re-
giriierit of Infantry; b. I863
in Kagoshirtia. Stib-DieU-
tenant. of Infantry, 1 883;
Lieutenant, 1887 ; Captaiil,
1894; Major, 1901 ; Lieti-
tenant. Colonel, 1905 ; Co-
lonel, 1967 J decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Risirig
Sun and the 3rd Class of
Golden Kite. Address: The
62nd Regimeiit of Infantryj
Toku.9Hima.

Hashiindto, Ghujiro (M * S*
^ SI5), Eng. Contractor, Pi-es.
of Kokkd-sha Ltd., a large
printing hoiise afid Bunkyo-
sha, Ltd., Dealer in Patent
Strong Papers; b. i8s9 ift
Kumaihotd-prefecture. First
eritered the Okura Co., next
the Haya-kawa-Guifti, a firrft
of contractors, aild otganized
the Hashimoto Co. Address;
Tsukiji, Ky6bashi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel: 71 T Shimbasht.

Hashimoto, EaMtaro (M :#

, tarf :;A.cademy; h- May i S62, in
Gifu-kea; m. Ei, sister of Ma-

Has

[ 244 ]

tsutaro Kitahara, a samurai of
Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant, 1886;
Lieutenant . 1 889 ; Captain,
1894; Major, 1900; Lieu-
tenant Colonel, 1904 ; Co-
lonel, 1906 ; decorated with
3rd Class of Golden Kite and
3rd Order of the Rising Suii
in recognition of his services
during the Russo-Japanese
War ; Maj.-Gen,, 1 9 1 1 . Ad-
dress: The Military Academy,
Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.

llasaiiiiot"3, Keisaburo C^ ^^
m.B. M), Chief of the Ac-
countant's JtJureau, Vice-Mi-
nister of Finance; b. Sept.
1865 ; 1st J', of Yajuro
Hashimoto, a samurai of
Niigata-ken ; m. Chise, sister
of Asatarp Yamane, a samu-
rai of Yamaguchi-ken. Educ:
graduated from the College
pi Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1890. Sec-
retary of the Privy Council,
1892; having filled the posts
of Secretary or Commissioner
pf .-leveral Depai-tments, was
appointed to present post in
19 1 1 Address : No. ^6,
6chorae,. Aoyama-minamicho,
Akasaka, Tokyo. 7>/. / 2525
Shiipa. ;^

, Hashimoloi^ Keizabnro <@ )^
^ HM,;" President of the
3aga Municipal Coinmercial
.^chool. Saga | 2nd Grade of
•fth; Rank, A at Isa, Hyogo
.grefecturb,; 28th Dec., ;i866 ;

s. of Rokubei Hashimoto ; w.
Sadako, 4th d. of f. Ikeguchi
of his native place, ,1897.

£duc. :
School,
Higher
Entered '

Toyo-oka Middle
Hyogo ; Tokyo
Commercial School.
: Sumitomo Bank,
1895, and managed Onomichi
and Funabe Branch Ofifices ;
established the Takama-
tsu Municipal Commercial
School, 1900 ; assumed
present position April, 1907.
Recreation : "yokyoku." Ad-
dress : 28 Akarnatsu-machi,
Saga.

Hashimoto, Kichibei (IS *
a ^ ^), One of the highest
taxpayers of Hiroshittia-ken ;
Director of the " 66th Bank,
of the Onomichi Savings
Bank ; 3. Sept. 1 862 in Hi-
.r'oshima-ken ; ist J. of Seigo
Hashimoto ; m. Kei, 2nd d.
of.Eijiro Amako. Address:
Jiayokka-machi, Onomichi,
Hiroshima -ken.

Hashimoto, Koryo (^ ;zic ^

A)v.- President of the. Chur'-}-
tsu Kigyo Kabushiki Kwaiska
(a Company)-. Address,: No.
I , JBonden ;-machi, Nishi-ku ,
Osaka-shi. Tel : 448. .Nif^hi.
: Hashiniotd, ffiasaakira (M 76
-iR:-W£}^-yics,-Admiml/reserve);
'<5rf8s-4.ia Kagoshima. Educ.:
■Heigakurjio... ( efunct Naval
College) and. Naval College.
.Took part in the Satsuma
■ Retiellion; Cadeit, 1877;

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Hsis

fought in both Sino- Japanese
and Russo-Japanese wars ;
Commandant of Port Arthur
Naval Station ; created Baron,
1907. Address : Nakano,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Hashimoto, Masafeei (^- y¥-
ift ^), Managing Dir. of
Kinokuni Bank, Ltd.; d. 1846
in Wakayama-prefecture ;

3rd i". of Zembei Matsumoto ;
adopted by Hyogoro Hashi-
moto. Address : Takaikecho,
Wakayama-pref.

Hashimoto, Matakichiro QW
* X &' Sl5;,,.Qajit»a;J)irector
of Yokosuka Port Affairs
Dep't ; decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and the 4th Class of Golden
Kits' Address : Yokosuka.

Httsfeimoto, Eyoei C|§ ?ic K

5S), ColoneJ_Ci£ Artilkry, an
' aide-^e-camp and adjutant
to H. I. H. Prince Sadana-
ru; b. 1862 in Fukuoka.
Sub-Lieut., June 1886; Lieut.,
Nov. 1888; Captain, Nov.
1893; Major, Oct. 1898; Lieut.
Colonel, March 1904; Colonel,
Nov. 1907. Decorations: 4th
Order of S. T., 3rd Order
R. S., 4th Class of Golden-
Kite. Address: No. 31, 7
chome, Aoyamakita-machi,
Shibuya-cho, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo -fu.

Hashimoto, Saburo C^ ^ 2
J5^,.:=Ma4^^;gas;al^i3s.roman-
der oT the 4th Brigade of Infa-

ntry; h. 1864 in Tokyo Sub-Li-
eutenant, 1887; Captain, 189^^
Major, 1898; Lieutenant
Colonel, 1903; Colonel, igoj;
Major-General, 191 1, decora-
ted with the 3rd Order of
the Risng Sun and the 4th
01a.ss of Golden Kite. Addresst
Hirosaki, Aomori-ken.

Hashimoto, Sagoro C:^ ;^ M
S. Bi5), Prof, of the College
of Agriculture in the Tohoksi
Imperial University ; ^. Oct.
1866, in Okayama ; 2nd *.
of Yoshitaro Hashimoto ; m.
Kayo, 1st d. of Sukesaburo
Hattori. Edtic. : graduated
from the Sapporo Agricul-
tural College, 1 889 ; studied
in Germany, 1895 — IQOO.
Assistant-Prof, of his aJma
mater, 1889; then fuli-Prof.,
1900; present post, 19C7L
Address: No. S, Kitahachijo
Nishi, Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Hashimoto, Sessai (W pjc ®
^), Assistant Pro/, of the
College of Medicine in the
Tokyo Imperial University ;
b. Dec. 1868 ; 1st .y. of Issai
Hashimoto, a samurai of
Tsu clan. Educ. : graduated
from the Medical College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
University hospital assistant;
Assistant in the Medical
College ; Head of the Koma-
gome Hospital, 1 899 ; shortly
after present po.st. Address:
No. 62, 2 chome, Motomachi,

ais— Hat

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Hongo, Tokyo. '
: Hashimoto, Shogo CW '^^ "^
?)> Pres. of Tokyo-fu Agr.
and Ind. Bank, Ltd., d. 1855
in Tokyo-fu. Elected M.
H. R., 1894- Address:
Mizuho-muia, Minami-Katsu-
shika.'^gun, Tokyo.

Hashimoto, Tatsujiro (MM

ft ^ W), Pres. of Chamber of
Commerce of Nagasaki, tra-
der and shipowner; h. 1 868 in
v^ita-prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Kempei "Hashimoto ; adopted
by Yuzo Hashimoto, i88S
Address: Aburaya-machi, Ka-
gasald.

Hashimoto, Yuzo C^ * ^ jg),

ex-Member of tlie House of
Peers (Representative of the
highest taxpayers) ; one of
the highest taxpayers of
Nagasaki-ken : Trader ; d.
Oct, 1 848 in Oita-ken ; 2nd
s. of Mataemon Hashimoto.
Once elected Member of the _
House of Representatives.
Address : Edomachi, Naga-
saki-shi.

Hata, Jehigaku Cfts — ^),
ex-Chief -Goaler of the Kosu^e
Prison. ' Address: Kosuge.
Minami-Ayase-mura, Minami-
katsushika-gun, Tokyo.

Hata, Hyotaro f ftB K -k I!?),
Minister Ran^..^E. to Bra-
zil since Jan. i pTj J T. Feb.
ViM/' in'Wiigjt'fi^-keri^^ ist s.
of Narikuni Hata ; '^m. Teru,
,ist d. of Haruo Sakata, a

samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial . University, 1890.
Diplomatic Probationer, 1892,
and .dispatohfid. to A,ustria ;
having " 'ffi1M"^po# of "Secre-
tary in several Legations,
was transferred to the Secre-
tary of the Department of
Foreign Affairs m April 1908,
coupi^sdlpr to embassy at Berlin
igJcS'; decorated With 4th
Order of Merit. Address:
Japi.nese Legation in Brazil.

Hata, Sahachiro C# fe A BB),
Expert to the Government In-
JectiQua_,,,^^^^_.IIlvestiga-

66dor Salvars'aii, an efficacious
medicine for the cure of syphilis;
d. in 1873 in the province of
Iwami, Shimane - prefecture ;
adopt, s. of Tokuta Hata ; m.
Chiyo, d. of his adopted fa-
ther. jEduc. : graduated from
the Okayama Higher Medical
School, 189s ; studied medi-
cal chemistry under Dr. A-
raki, 1895 — 1897; studied
bacteriology and epidemiolo-
gy at the Infectious Diseases
Investigation Laborato:-y, 18-
97 — 1907. Engaged in the
study of chemosheiraphy of
,SpirLllose with Dr. Ehrlich of
Frankfurt while he was stay-
ing irt Germanyi 1907^^ 1910
aiid made himself famous for

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Hat

his discovery of 606 or sal-
varsan, an efficacious cure for
s)'philis and Riickfallfieber.
Took part in the late war as
a one year volunteer and was
decorated with the 6th Or-
der of the Rising Sun and is
now Surgeon - Lieutenant in
the 2nd reserve; lately award-
ed the 5th Order of the
Double Rayed Rising Sun
for his new medical discov-
ery. Publications: very many
works and reports on bact-
eriology and epidemiology.
Address: No. 15, Kogaicho,
Azabu, Tokyo.

Hata, Toyosake C^ %■ »i
Governor of Akita-ken; h.
Aug. 1872, in Tokyo ist
s. of Grenyu Hata ; m.
Shidzu, 2nd d. of Atsutaka
Sakata, a samurai of Tokyo.
Blduc. : graduated from the
College of Law in the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1896.
Official in the Home Office,
1 896 ; Councillor of Fukui-
ken, 1897; serving as
Councillor of several Prefec-
tures, was transferred to the
present post in 19 12. . -Ad-
dress : Official House, Akita-
shi, Akitaken.
Bungomachi, Nagasaki-shi.

Hatakeyama, Shozo C^ IH #
■H), Pres. of Sanyo Com-
■mercial Bank, Ltd., A 1853
in Okayama-prefecture. Add-
ress : Rokubancho, Okayama.

Hatano, Baron Keiehoku (^

# !Sf Sc it), Grand . Master of
the House of the Crown
Prince ; b. loth month in
1850; e. s. of Mr Kyuzo
Hatano, a Saga samurai ; m
Tame, 2nd d. of Gion Yano;
entered H. I. M.'s -Legal
Service in 1884, Miaister
of Justice, 1903-^—1905
created Bai-on in 1907 ;
Addj-ess : Ukyomachi, Yotsu^
yaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 409
Bancho.

Hatano, Shogoro (jife # if
H^ 3L SR), Dir., of Mitsui Bank
and of Hokkaido Coal and
Steamship Co. ; b. ist month
'54 in Shizuoka ; e. s. of
the Late Hanzo Hatano, a
Shoguoate samurai. Educ. :
graduated" from Keiogijuku
(Keio Univ.) 'j^. Took to
journalism on the staff of the ,
Jiji, and then entered the
consular service as Consul
at Tientsin, Sec. of Foreign
Office; founded GMya in '95 of
which he acted as Chief
Editor;, accepted an appoint-
ment with the Mitsui firm
when the Late Hikojiro
Nakamigawa was entrusted
with its management ; his e.
d. married Rikisaburo Go, .s.
of the Late Baron Go. -Ad-
dress : Kaminibancho,- Koj-i-
machiku, Tokyo. Tei: : : 83
Bancho:. \ , ' -- " r;

Hatano, TeinosukeCk ^M
M. .^ m), Prof of the Tokyo

Hat

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Higher Normal School ; b:
Aug. 1864; lst\s. of Hiroshi
Hatano, a samurai o{ Tsuchi-
ura Clan ; OT._ Taki, sister of
Yotaro Hase. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Tokyo
Higher Normal School in
18S7; studied in Germany
by government order, 1892 —
1896. Teacher of the Ibaraki
Normal School, 1887 ; Tea-
cher of his 'a?ma mater
after return home from Ger-
many in 1 896, was appointed
Lecturer, and then Prof, of
the- Tokyo Higher Normal
School ; once was a Prof of
the Tokyo Female Higher
.Normal School. Address :
No. 82, Haramachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo.

Hataya, Sennosuke (ft ^ fill
^ ^). One ox the higest tax-
payers . of Ibaraki-ken ; i^.
Jan. 1854 in Ibaraki-ken;
2nd s. of Shosuke Hataya ;
m. Cho, 2nd d. of Jiro
Kakehi, a saniicrai of Ibaraki-
ken. Address^- Ogawamachi,
Higashi-ibaraki-gun, Ibaraki-

ken,
Hatsumi, Keijiro (H li & —

IK), One of the highest

taxpayers of Ibaraki-ken ;

Director- of Bando Bank;

b. Aug. 1847 in Ibaraki-ken;

1st s. of Kichizaemon Hatsu-

mi; m. Yasu, ist d. of

Riemon Osawa. Address:

Yamada-mura, Sashima-gun,

Ibaraki-ken.

Hatsuse, Namiko (f!/ JigjKT)>
Iwao Hideko by proper
name, actress; b. August
1889 i" Tokyo; d. of Tosui
Iwao. -Ediic: Tsukiji girls'
elementary school, graduated
from the Actress school, of
Teikokuza. Made her first
appearance on the stage of
the Teikokuza in 191 1; often
practised as heroine of
tragedy. Recreations: read-
ing, theatre-going. Address:
I, 2 chome, Atago-cho, Shi-
ba-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 4367
Shiba.

Hatta, Ikutaro (A H f 15 ic
110, J,;69l§BeL.,Qf ::iArtillery ;
Officer of the Tokyo Arsenal ;
b. 1866 in Aichi-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant of Artillery, 1888 ;
Lieutenant, 1891 ; Captain,
1798; Major, 1900; Lieute-
nant Colonel, 1904 ; Colonel,
1908 ; decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun
and the 4th Class of Golden
Kite.' Address: No. 17,,
Nijikkicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Hatta, Kinjiro CA H S ^
SR), Director of the Hatta
Bank; <5.' Sept. 1853 in
Hiroshima-ken ; ist .y. of
Shinshichi Hatta ; m. Ishi.
4th d. of Sennosuke Kibara.
Address : Kujima-mura, Sa^
egi-gun, Hiroshima-ken.

Hatta, Saburo CA H H B|5),
Rigakuhakushi ; Prof at the
College of Agriculture of

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Hat

the Tohoku Imperial Univer-
sity. Address : The Agri- '
cultural College, Sapporo,

Hokkaido.

Hotta, Zen-uentou Clffl Ffl #

* ttP^), Director of the
Fushiki Bank, etc. ; Inspector
of the Fushiki New Store
Company; b. Oct. 1846 in
Toyama-ken ; ist s. cf Zen-
uemon Hotta ; in. Toku, 4th
d.. of Seijiro Kuchiki. Ad-
dress : Fushikimachi, Imidzu-
gun, Toyama-ken.

E<vttori, Ayao CJR ^ m M),
ex-Mem. of B.. E., principal of
the Private Kanazawa Middle
Sciiool, Adviser to Furuya
& Co.; b. in 1862 at
Numazu, Suruga. Educ. :
grad. from the Tsukiji Mis-
sion College and further
studied ethics and psychology
at the Princeton University.
Appointed Dir. of the Oka-
yama Middle School for
many years.; went to Seattle
as Adviser to Furuya &. Co.
and was elected President
of the Japanese Asso. ;
greatly helped his countiy-
men in America in combating
the Anti-Japanese feeling ;
elected" Mem. of H. R. for
Okayama, 1907. A member
of the Kokuminto (National
party). Address: No. 20,
Shiba Park, Tokyo-

Hattori, Ichiza CM % - S),
Governor of Hyogo Prefecture;

Member of the House of
Peers; b. Feb. 1851 ; 2nd
s. of Hyozo Watanabe, a

samurai of Yamaguchi, and
adopted by Matazo Hattori ;
in. Sudzu, 2nd d. of SeichS
Midzuno, a saimirai of To-
kyo. Educ. : studied Chinese
Classics and English at
Nagasaki ; stndied.in America,
1869- — 1875. , Appointed of-
ficial of the Department <yf
Education; .1875-; and theii
ts Secretary, 1880; after
serving as the Dean of the
Law College in the Tokyo
Imperial University, President
Df.the Preparatory Course of
■.he same Institution, Director
of the Bureaii of Common
School Affairs, Secretary and
Councillor of the Educational
Department, was appointed
Governor of Iwate in 1891 ;
of Hiroshima, 1 896 ; and
then of Nagasaki, and lastly
present post in 1900 ; was a
Japanese Commissoner in the
New Orleans Exhibition,

Hat

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X883 ; nominated Member of
the Hduse of Peers, 1903;
decorated with ist Order of
Merit. Address : Official
House, No. 28, 5 chome,
Shimoya,mate - dori, Kobe,
Hyog07ken. >"

Hattbri, Kintaro CAR ?fB ^ ±
SP)> watch and clock tnanu-
facturer and dealer, Auditor of
the Korean Industrial Co.,
Ltd., Executive Member of
the Tokyo ..Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. Tokyo, 9th Oct.,
i860; .f. of Kisaburo Hattori,
of Owari ; m. Man, e. d. of
Kenjuro Yamamoto. Was
apprenticed to a fancy-
goods store when 12 years
of age, and aftarwards was
employed by a watch maker,
and then by a watch dealer.
Established himself in the
same line of business, 1881; rer
moved to his present pre-
mises at Ginza and enlarged
his business 1887 ; com-
menced manufacturing clocks
and established the Seikosha,
his own factory,! 892 ; began
the manufacture of watches
1895 ; appointed President of
the Watch and Clock Dea-
lers' Union of Tokyo. Ad-
dress : No. 8, 4 chome, Ginza,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1300, 1301,
and 1302 Kyobashi.

Hattori, Kojuro Cffi tR /> it
SI5), Director of the Toyoka-
wa Railway Co., of the NaT

goya Electric Co., of the
Aichi Cement Co., etc, ;
member of the Nagoya
Chamber of Commerce ;
timber dealer ;. (5. Mar. i860
in Nagoya; ist s. of Yo-
soji Hattori ; m. Tatsu, sister
of Gonzaemon Shimamoto.
Once was elected a Member
of the House of Representa-
tives. Address : No. 136,
Shimohorikawa-niachi, Naka-
ku, Nagoyashi. Tel.: 231
cho.

Hattori, Kotaro GR bS # ic
SR), Pres. of 83rd Uyeno
Bank, Ltd., Aud. of Takai
Reeling Co., Ltd.; b. 1867
in the province of Ise. Suc-
ceeded his/; 1 89 1. Address:
Tomoda-mura, Miye-ken.

Hattori, Otosaburo CM M> 3:
% H W), One of the highest
taxpayers of Chiba-ken ; In-
spector of the Chiba Agri-
cultural and Commercial
Bank; b. Jan. i860 in Clii-
ba-ken ; 2nd s. of Eitaro
Yamakoshi, and adopted by
Eitaro Hattori ; m. Kumi,
1st d. of his foster-father.
Address : Umigami-mura,
Ichihara-gun, Chiba-ken

Hattori, Seikai (Iff STjE 13),
Instructor at the Naval Aca-
demy ; b. Apr. 1866 in Ku-
mamoto-ken ; brother of Shi-
geru Uno, and adopted by
Seicho Hattori, a samurai of
KunJatitoto-ken.}- m. Setsu,

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VAt

1st d. of his foster-father.
Educ. r graduated from the
College of Science of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1896!
Address : Official House,
the Naval Academy, Hiro-
shima-ken.

Hattori, Shikajiro QM. U li
^ IP), Kogakuhakushi (Civil
Engineering); Prof, of the
College of Engineering in the
Kyiishu Imperial University;
b. Apr. 1868, iu Fukuoka-
ken ; 3rd s. of Hikoroku
Hattori ; m. Moto, 2nd d. of
Shin-ichi Asai, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Engine-
ering in the Tokyo Imperial

University, 1 892. Engineer
of Tokyo-fu, and Assistant-
Prof of his alma mater, 1 894;
Prof of the ist High School,
1 896; of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.;
present post since 19 12. Add-
ress: Hakozaki, Fukuoka-ken.
Hattori, Susumu (M- m) )'!?),
Engineer of the Iron-foundry;
b. Feb. 1865 ; 2nd s. of Oki
Hattori, a samurai of Hyogo-
ken ; m. Nami, sister of Sho-
taro Hattori, a samurai _. of
iukyo. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Engine-
ering of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1892. Entered the
Department of Agriculture
and Commerce, 1892 ; En-
gineer of the Local Mining
Inspection Office; 1893; once

ordered to proceed t-p, Eurgpe
arid America, decorated. wUJi
the 31 d Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : Official House, the
Iron-.*bundry, Hachiman-ma-
chi, Onga-gun, Fukuoka-
ken.

Hattori, Tasuke (|R % % |S),
Prof, of Gakushuin (the Pe^
ers' School); h. 1863; Address
Official House, the Peers'
School, Takata-mura, Kita^
toshima-gun, Tokyo.

Hattori, tTaokiehi Cfi U ^
Z. a\ Bungakuhakushi; Prof,
of the College of Literature
in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-.
versity ; b. Apr. 1867; 3rd" 5,
of Tohachi Hattori, a samu-,
rai of Nihommatsu clan ; m,
Shige, sister of Kin-ichT Shi-
mada, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ: graduated from the
College of Literature in the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1890; studied Chinese Clas^
sics in China, and Methcfds
of Teaching' ih Germany,
I S99- 1 906. Appointed official
in the Department of Educa-
tion, 1890; Prof of the 3rd
High School ; and then of
the Tokyo Higher Normal
School ; Private Secretary to
the Minis'er of Educati6m
and Councillor of the De-
partment of Education, 1897;
School Inspector of the same
Office; Manager of the Higher
Educational Conference; As-

Bat

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sistaint-Prof. of his alma
Plater; and then its full
Prof, 1902 ; Bungakuhakushi,
1902; Prof of the Normal
Course in the Peking Uni-
versity, being engaged by the
Chinese Government, Aug. .
1902 ; again Prof of his
alma mater, Feb. 1909 ; de-
corated with 4th Order of
.merit. He is a famous
scholar of Chinese Classics.
Publications ; Logic ; Text
Book of Logic ; etc. Address :
No. 1825 Shimoshibuya,
Shibuya-machi ; Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo.

Hattori, Yohei (K SB J4 :R m,
Stonemerchant, M. of Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce,
Auditor of Imperial Stone
Co. Ltd.; b. 18 Jan. in 1854;
2nd s. of Mr. Yohei Hattori
<rf Tokyo ; helped greatly in
organizing, Fukagawa Bank,
Ltd., of which he is an
adviser. Address^: Izawa-
cfeoj Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo ;
Tel. •■ 1 144 Naniwa.

Hayakawa, Eyusuke (^ ^H
% ^)i Member of the House
of Representatives ; b. Aug.
1853 in Aichi-ken ; 1st J. of'
Todayu Hayakawa ; in. Sai,
4th i/. of Ryoseki Miyatsu-
no. Educ. : studied Chinese
Classics and English. Once -
was Member of the Aichi
Prefectural Assembly ; made
an inspection tour through

America, China, and Corea.
Address : ' ' Mutsumirmura,
Aomi-gun, Aichi-ken. .

Hayakawa, Senkiehiro C^ ;ij
=P S B!5), Managing Dir. of
Mitsui Bank; b. 3rd month,
'63 ; e. s. of Chiizo Hayaka-
wa, a Kaga savucrat ;
in. Sotoko e. d. of Kaziima-
sa Yamanaka of Ishikawa.
Educ: \rad. Politics in the
ImperiallLJniversity of Tokyo.
Entered Financial Dep't, and
successively held the posts

of councillor, secretary, and
private secretary. In connec-
tion with the Chinese indemni-
ty as well as a foreign loan he
was twice dispatched to En-
gland by his chief Marq.
Matsukata ; in 1 900 he re-
signed his official post and
entered the Mitsui Co. as a
Dir. of Mitsui Family as-
sociation, and then Managing
Dir. of the Mitsui Bank;
now regarded as one of the
foremost bankers of Japan.
Address : Nagata-cho, To-
kyo ; Tel. : 2595 Bancho.
Eayabawa, SMntaro Cf- )\\

Commander of "the "'N*^
Regimental District;^. 1871
in Yam inashi-ken. Sub-
Lieut., i8q3; Lieut., Jan.
1895; Captain, Aug. 1899;
Major, Oct. 1904; Lieut.
Colonel, 1908; Colonel,
March 1912. Decorations:

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Hay

5th Ord'jr of S. T., 4th
Order of R. S., -4th Class of
G. K. Address: Takabatake,
Nara-shi, Naraken. ' .

Hayakawa, Shuzo (#■ Jii ^
'^, One of the highest tax-
payers of Gifu-keii ; Director
of the Nobi Agricultural and
Industrial Bank, the Fukuju
Life Insurance Company ; b.
Aug. 1863 in Gifu-ken ; ist
s, of Riemon Hayakawa ; m.
Jo, sister of Tetsusuke Hase-
gawa. Once elected Mem-
ber of the House of Peers
representing Gifu-ken. Ad-
dress: Imao-machi, Unietsu-
gun, Gifu-ken

Hayakawa, Tetsuji C^ jil #
?p). Managing Dir. of Ota-
ru Lumber Co., Ltd , Nihon
Storage Co., Ltd., Dir. of
Nihon Wood Preservative Co.,
Ltd . ; b. 1 865 in Okayama
Prefecture. Educ. : grad.
from the Sapporo Agricultural
School (Tohoku Imp. Univ.)
ivnd studied Law in Ameri-
ca. Entered the Government
service as Diplomatic Attache;
CoTinsellor of Agr. and Com.
Dep't. ; promoted to Mini-
ster Resident ; and then Dir.
of Political Bureau. Retiring
from. Government service en-
tered business and has been
insti-umental in bringing for-
eign capital into the country.
Address: Kamishibuya-, To-
kyo-fu ; . Tel. : 2264 Shiba.

Hayami, Jiro CiS tK * 115),
Manager of the. Meiji Rubber
Mfg. Partnership Co., Unltd.;.
b. Nov. the ist y. of Meiji
(1868) at Uyeno-machi in the
pi-efecture of Mie ; 2nd s. o\
Yoshikadzu Hayami. Educ. :
studied Chinese classics from
his father and English from
foreigners. Has travelled
through North and South A-
merica, the west coast of Afri-
ca, the islands of Oceania, and
India for. fourteen years and
investigated the plantations of
rubber-trees and manufacture
of rubber therefrom ; has in-
vented many mechanical ap-
pliances. Address : No. 258,
Shinagawajuku, Shinagawa-
maclii, Ebara-srun, Tokyo-fu.
Hayami, Seiji C* M S£ »),
Member of the House' of
Represen-
tatives,
Chairman
of the Hi-
roshima
Municioal
Assem-
bly,^ Di-
rector of
the Hiro-
shima
Electric
Railway Co.' and of the
Nisshin Match Co., Advisor
to the Dai Nippon Rail
Co. and of the Teikoku

Hay

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Trading Co., etc. ; b. Oct.
1868 in Hiroshima-ken ;
2nd s. of Genzo Nakayama
and adopted by Katsuzo
Hayami; m. Ryu, ist d. ol
his adopted father. Educ:
grad from the College of
Politics and Economics of the
Waseda Univ. and then from
the Chiiw5 Daigaku (a pri-
vate Law College). Chief
instructor of the Saitama En-
glish School for two years;
Member of the editorial staff
of the Hakubunkwan Pub-
lishing firm ; started the pub-
lication of the Geibi Nichi-
nichi Skindun, an independent
daily paper in Hiroshima,
besides being engaged in the
business of printing and book-
selling ; has been several
times Member and Vice-pres.
of the Hiroshima pre-
fectural assembly and Chair-
man of the Hiroshima Cham-
ber of Commerce ; elected
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives in 19 12 for the
fifth time j has been one
of the directors of the Hiro-
shima Economic Association
as well as member of the
Business-tax Investigation
Committee for Hiroshima-ken
for many years ; owns several
steamships and is now car-
rying on a prosperous trans-
portation business on the
Seto inland sea ; has special

interest in Forestry. Publi-
cations: "The Religioris of
Japan " ; " Female education";
" Social' improvement "; " A
simple essay on the future of
Japanese society " ; " Man-
churia and Korea " ; " Finan-
ce and Economics " ; " Situ-
ation of Japanese merchants,"
etc. Recreation : Gidayu (Bal-
lad, drama) Address: "Eo. 9,
loriya-chd, Hiroshima-city,
Hiroshima-ken. Tel. : 8.
Clubs : Doki club ; Oriental
Association ; Tobokyokai ;
Economic -Association.

Hajrami, Takeru (M ■^ W),
Igakuhakushi ; Prof, of the
College of Medicine in the
Kyoto Imperial University.
Address : The Kyoto Imperial
Univ., Kyoto.

Hayamizu, Kenjiro (#- ;^ M
^ IP), Pres. -of Kihoku Com- \
mercial Bank, Ltd., Hikimoto
Soy Co.; b. 1874 in Miye-
prefecture. Succeeded his
father, 1904. Address : Hiki-
moiiocho, _Miye-preiecture.

Hayasafi, Gengo C-¥-^i®5),
Rear-Admiral (reserve), Pres.
of Uraga Dockyard Coi, Ltd.;
b. 1 2th month '53 in Kago-
shima ; 3rd Lieutenant '78,
took part in thfe Sino- Japan-
ese war as Commander of
Akagi and was rewarded for-
his service ; m. Ito, 2nd d.
of Kizaemon Hashimoto of
Kagoshima. Address: Taka-

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Ha

gicho, Aoyama, Akasakaku,
Tokyo.

Hayase* Waheiji Cf- 31 W ¥
^X One of the Highest tax-
payers of Okayama-ken ;
Director of the Tamashima
■ Commercial Bank ; <5. Feb.
1849 in Okayama-ken; ist
s. of Jiichiro Haj'ase. Add-
ress: Tsurejima-mura, Asa-
guchi-gun, Okayama-ken.

Hayashi, Aisaku C# & fi^),
Standing D rector and in ad-
dition Manager .of the Im-
perial Hotel, Ltd. ; d. Oct. the
6th jc. of Meiji (1873) in Gum-
ma-prefecture ; e. s. of Chi-
yokichi Hayashi ; m. Ito, 4th ,
d. of Choshichi Aoki of the
same prefecture. Early went
over to the United States ;
served in a firm at Kobe for
some time after his return
home ; present post since 19-
07. Address: No. 6, i chome,
Motozono-cho, Kojimachiku,
Tokyo

Hayashi, Akira C # W),
Pres. of Hayashi Hospital ; 3.
5th month '66 at Tokyo;
2nd s. of Shinri Yamac'alia.
£duc. : graduated from the
Medical College, Tokyo Imp.
Univ. '92 and studied in
Germany '95 — '97. Address:
3 Chome, Tsukiji, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1077 Kyobashi

(office) 70 Shitaya.

Hayashi, Gonsuke C# 1M Wm
Baron (cr. 1907) ; Ambassador

to Rome J i» Mart i860; is;

s. of Gonsuke Hayashi, s
samurai of Aidzu clan ; m.
Kotake, 2nd d. of Tadatake
Sekiba, a samurai of Aomori-
ken. ^ Educ. : graduated from
the Tollege of Law in the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1886. Appointed attache at
the Foreign Office, 1886;
eleve-Consul at Chefoo, 1887;
at Chemulpo, 1888; promot-
ed full Consul, 1890; Consul
at Shanghai, 1892 ; removed
to a similar post at London,
1893 to be appointed six years
later Secretary of the Lega-
tion ; recalled home, was
appointed Director of the
Bureau of Commercial Affairs,
1898 ; Minister at Seoul,
1899 ; Minister at Peking,
1906 — 1908 ; present post,
June, 1908 ; decorated with
1st Order of merit. Address:
Japanese Embassy at Rome.
Hayashi, Haruo C# # SI),

Bay

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IgakuIiakiLshi ; Prof.' of the,
College of Medicine of
the Tokyo Jmpsrial Univer-
sity. Address: No. 15, 3
■chome, ligura, Azabu, Tokyo.
HayasW, Count Hirotaro (|*

1t i: IP), Lecturer of the
Literature College, Tokyo
Imp. Ijniv., Master of Cere-
monies, Mem. of H. Y.;b. 2nd
month '68 ; g. s. of the Late
Count Tomoyuki Hayashi ;
m. Fuki e. d. of Takenosuke
Tajima of Saitania. £duc. :
graduated from Philosophical
Division, Literature College
of Tokyo Imp. Univ. Add-
ress : Atagoshitamachi, Shiba-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 208 Shiba.
Hayashi, Ikataro (M^^ E!t),
Chief 01 the Insurance Dep't
of the Dkura-gumi ; /?. tlie
Sth m. of the 2nd jf. of Keio
(iii66) in the prefecture of
Oita ; s. of Toshihisa Haya-
shi. Educ. : graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Commer-
cial School, July 1890.' An
official in the Government
Railway Board ; aftei'wards
served at the Japan Kairiku
Insurance Co., and then at
the Japan Fire Insurance Co.
either as Manager or Direct-
or; while in the service of
Japan Kairiku Insurance Co.,
he stayed in I^ondon for some
yeai-s as Superintendent of its
branch there and had an
ample opportunity of studying

the science of marine insur-
ance and actual business con-
nected with it. Address : No.
22, Nandocho, Ushigome, To-
Icyo. Cluds : Nippon club and
KojUnsha. Tel : 823 Bancho.
Storage Co. and of Mitsui
Bussan Co.; d. 1 8-63 at Naka-
tsu, in Buzen. Ediic : gra-
duated from Law College,
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1889.
Became Chief Editor of
Nagasaki CIdnzei Nippo ; a
few years later was connected
with Kwansai Commercial
Neivs.; Chief of Investigation
Section of Mitsui Firm 1896 ;
sent to Europe in connection
with bank business 1907 ;
appointed Dir. of the Bank
when its organization was
remodelled. • Recreation :
reading and travelling. Add-
ress : Shimhamacho, Shibaku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 725 Shiba.

Hayashi, Kenkioliii'o (^ M
"a 115), Importer, Managing
Dir. of Keihin Bank, Pres. of
Kyod5 Emigi-ation Co. and
Marine Transportation Co.; d.
9th month '62 in Hyogo ;
Adopted into the Hayashi
family and so he succeeded to
his father's leather business ;
Address : Ginzai Tokyo ;
398, 397 Kyobashi.

Hayashi, Eirika (M IS ^)i
Prof of Kei5 University; d.
'71 at Karatsu ; Educ. :
graduated from Literature

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Hat

College, Keio Univ., '96, and
sent to France for studu; was
eiected M. H. E. in 191 2;
Publications : " Russia," " Di-
plomatic History of Modern
Europe " contributing editor
to the Nippon since '06. ;
Address: No. 1843, Shimc
ahiliuya, Tokyo.

Hayashi, Komanosuke (#^ ^
■C m),. Director of the Akita
Major Forest Office. Ad-
dress : Higashinegoya-cho,
Akita-shi, Akita-ken.

Hayashi, Moritaro C# # ic
H5), Prof at the 3rd High
School ; Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry. Address : The
3rd High School, Kyoto.

Hayashi, Ryutaro (M- SI
-k. IB)' lawyer, adviser to

the Osaka Stock Exchange
the Takaia Co., the 1st Bank
and of the several cotton
Spinning Companies ; b. 15
November of the 1st ?/. of
Meiji (1868) in Wakayama-
keii ; s. of Shuro Hayashi ; m.
Yone, e. d of Chobei Oniwa,
189i5, 'Edwi. ; graduated from
the law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1892. Was pro-
curator of the Sendai District
Court for one year ; after-
wards became lawyer and is
lecturer of the Kwansai Un-
iversity (law college) ; sent
to' England, Germany aiid
France by Dept. of Justice
.■uj;' (xovernment to investigate

the Judicial system ijn. 1906 ;
is well known as lawyer in
Osaka. PubUocdion : "lecture
on the code of civil proced-
ure." Beoreation : Judo. Ad-
dress : No. 2 Dojima-hama-
dori, Kita-ku, Osaka, Td. :
1552 Honkyoku.

Hayashi, Shinsuke (.# fr SO),
Director of the Kyoto Fine
Arts Club (a co mpany) ;
dealer in ohjects of Fine
Art; d. Dec, 1869 in Kyo-
to; 1st s. of Shinsuke Ha-
yashi; m. Ei, 1st d. of Shi-
kobei Nishimura. Address.:
Miyoshi-cho, Chioin Ko-
monmae, Yamato-oji-higashi-
iru 2ch6me, Shimokyo-ku,
Kyoto. 7>/..- T13 /. ^.

Hayashi, Count Tadasu Cljc
ig), ex-Minister of Communir
cations ; b. in the 2nd month
of the 3rd Year of Kaei
(1850) at Yedo (Tokyo) ;"3rd
s. of Dokai Hayashi, a

physician attached to the

Hay

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Shogunate. Educ : He with
Keiu Nakamura, Shoichi Tor
yama and Baron Kikuchi,
was one of" tlie first students
sent to iEngland for study by
the Tokugawa Government.
Took part in the Hakodate
Battle against the Imperial
Army, and was imprisoned
for a couple of years for his
shai'e in it. Entered the
civil service as an official of
the Kanagawa-prefecture ;
next was appointed Secretary
of Industrial Bureau and also
of the Imperial House-hold
Dep't ; then Governor of
the Hyogo-prefecture ; entered
the central Government as
Vice-Minister of the Foreign
Office, i89i~i89f5; Minister
to Peking,. 1896; then. at St.
Petersburg, 1 858,; :and . theu
to St. James; was finally
appointed Foreign Minister in
the first /S'ato1|(YCabihet/i9o6;

created Baron, 1895; pro-
moted to Viscount in 1902
for his meritorious services
in bringing about the Anglo-
Japanese; Alliance ; was gran-
ted the title of Count after
the Eusso-Japanese war; resi-
gned the post Foreign Mini-
ster with the Premier in 1908;
When the second Saionji Ca-
binet had been formed in
Aiigiist, 191 1; he was appo-
inted Minister of Communi-
cations, which he -resigiied

Uue. 191 2 with the Premier^
Publications ; " Itarii SHi " (Hi-
story of Italy) ; , " Mirii Kei-
zaisho " (Mill's Political Eco-
nomy). Recreations: Reading
and rural life. Address : Ni-
shi-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo;
Tel. : 58 Shiba.

Hayashi, Taiehiro C# i: —
HI5), .,._Iie]at._,Qg3fi|y..; poin-
mandei- "6f#the 7tii Army
division; h. Oct. 1856, in
Ishikawa-ken ; 3rd s. of Ta-
robei Hayashi ; in. Sudzu,
1st d. of Jirobei Komori, a
samurai of Aichi. Edtic: :
graduated, from the Military
Academy, 1886. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Infantry, 1881 ;
Lieutenant, i88'5 ; Captain,
1887; Major, 1893; took
part in the Japan-China War
as Commander of the
19th Infantry Regiment ;
Lieutenant Colonel, 1898 ;
took part in the Russo-Japa-
nese war as the Commander
of the 14th Brigade of the
Second i, Resei-ve Infantry,
and aftfer the end of the war
was invested with 2nd class
of Golden J. Kite and 2nd
Order of Rising Sun as war
reward ; Major-General, 1905;
present post since 19 11. Ad-
dress : No. 57, Saka-machi,
Yotsuya, Tokyo. -

Hayashi, Tamio (M S Si).
Chief of the Passengers' ,
Bureau of the Nippon Yusen

[ 159 ]

Hay

Kaisha (Japan Mail Steam-
ship Company) ; b. May, 1865
in Tokyo; ist s. of Naotsune
Hayashi, a samurai of Tokyo;
m.W&o, ^. of the late Marquis
Nodsu. Address: No. 85, 2
chome, Ichibeicho, Azabu,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2694 Shiba.

Hayashi, Taro C# iz ||5),
M^og^Genejal j_ Commander
oftne3'3rd Brigade of Infan-
try ; b. Apr. 1 860 in Aichi-
ken ; ist j. of Kyiisuke
Hayashi ; m. Suka, sister of
Kagenta Uyeda, a samurai
of Tokushima-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the Militaiy
college 1888; studied in
Germany 1 89,4^— 1895. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, 1883;
Lieutenant, 1 887 ; Captain,
1893 ; in Japan-China War
was on the Staff of the ist
Army, and was invested with
5th Class of Golden Kite as
war reward ; Major, Military
Attache to the Legation at
Berlin 1S98-— 1901 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, 1900; Colonel,
I903; decorated with the 3rd
Order of Merit and 3rd Class
of Golden Kite in recognition
of his meritorious service dur-
ing the Russo-Japanese War;
Major-General, and present
post, 1907. Address: Head-
quarters of the 33rd Brigade
of Infantry, Ijima-inura
Mitsu-gun, Okayama-ken.

Hayashi, Wataro C# fn ± W),

Prof, of the 3rd High School ;
(5. Aug. 1850; 1st s. of
Nakasuke Hayashi, a samurai
of Kyoto. Entered the Edu-
cational Department, 1874;
Instructor of the 8th High
School, 1886; present
post since 1907; decorated
^vith 4th Order of Merit.
Address : Nashikicho Imade-
. gawa noboru, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto.

Hayashi, Yuzo C# ^' ifi),
ex-Cabinet-Minister ; b. 17th
Aug. 1842 in Tosa ; 2nd s.
of Hidetoshi Iwamura, a sa-
murai of Tosa, and brother
to Baron Michitoshi Iwamu-
ra, and adopted by Mojihei
Hayashi, a samurai.; m. Ka-
tsu, 1st d. of Jinzo Okazoe,
of Tosa. At the completion
of the Restoration he was
ordered to proceed f6'"Eiig-
iand for the purpose of in-
specting the system of coin-
mercial and industrial affairs,
and customs and habits of the
people, etc. there ; on return-
ing home in 1869 was appoint-
ed Councillor of Kochi-ken ;
then transferred as Secretary
of the Foreign Office, 1873—
1874; during that^time the
Formosan Trouble broke out,
and in connection with it he
was despatched to Peking with
Mr. Taneomi Soejima (after-
wards Count) , the then Foreign
Minister. Afterwards he enter-

Hay

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ed politics- under Count Itaga-
ki and fought for liberty and
popular rights ; was thrown
into prison for ten years on
the charge of complicity in the
Satsuma Rebellion in 1877 ;
when the Diet was opened for
the first time in Dec. 1889, he
was elected a Member of the
Hoiise of Representatives for
his native place ; sat twice
in the Cabinet, holding the
portfolio first of Communica-
tions in the Okuma-Itagaki
Cabinet, 1898, and then of
Agriculture and Commerce in
the 4th Ito Ministry ; in 1903
he seceded from the Seiyu-
kwai, to which he then belong-
ed, and organized the "-Li-
beral Party " as rriinisteri-
al supporters, but it sooii
collapsed; he has lost much
of his influence in consequen-
ce and is how alrnoSt for-
gotten ; has been decorated
with the 4th Order_of Merit.
Address: No. 25, Otsukaku-
bomachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
.Hayasliida, Sentaro (J^ [g
M iK. W)' newspaper-editor; b.
Sept. 1874 in Nagasaki.
Educ: literary course of
Tokyo Senmongakrko (the
Waseda college). , Engaged
in the editorial works of
Nikon bijtitsu !ind Hiinagata
(both magazines are of fine
arts), 1898; was editor of
Hochi and Fttjl; editor of

Miyako shimbun since 19OI;
is known as an experienced
editor of art. Address: 36,
I chome, Aoyama-Minami-
cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo^

Hayashida, Kametaro (# fR
ft ^ W), Chief Sec. of K.
R. ; b. 6th month '6^ at
Kumamoto. Educ. : graduat-
ed from Law College, Imp.
Univ. of Tokyo, '87. Entered
government service as Clerk
of the Bureau of Legislation,
next Councillor of the Bu-
reau; and Secretary of Business
Office of the Imperial Diet
of which the Late Viscount
. Inoue was Pres.; Secretary of
H.R., 'go; Chief Secretary, '97.
Address: Uchisaiwai-cho, To-
kyo. Tel: 818 Shimbashi.

Hayashida, Moritaka (# H
^ S), One of the highest
taxpayers of Fukuoka-ken ;
Director of the 6ist Bank ;
b. Nov. 1848 in Fukuoka-
ken; 1st s. of Moriaki
Hayashida ; m. Nami, 3rd d.
of Jyojin Hasegawa, a samu-
rai of Fukuoka-ken. Address.'
Tasumarumachi, Ukiha-gun,
Fukuoka-ken.

Hayashida, Yuo (# H R ^),

One of the highest taxpayers
of Nagasaki^ken ; Director of
the Yagami Educational
Bank; b. Nov. 1880 in
Nagasaki; 2nd s. of Yiishiro
Hayashida, a . samurai of
Nagasaki ;. m. Kuma, tst d.

[ t6i ]

Haz-Hib

of Chosaku Nagata. Add-
ress : Yagarni-mura, Nishi-
kanoki-eun, Nagasaki-ken.
Hazama, Kota (^ ^ ife A),

-feBtaijls, Commander of the
7th flotilla. Educ: graduat-
ed from the Naval Engineer-
ing Academy. Lieut.-Com-
mander, Jan. 1901; Comman-
der, Aug. 1905; Captain,
1912. Decorations: 3rd
Order of R. S., 4tb Order
of S.T., 4th Class of Golden
Kite.

Hioki;'Eki C B S ^). Envoy
Extraordinai-y and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Chile ; b.
Jan. 1 86 1, in Miye-ken ; Stli
s. of Inemon Hegi; m. Toki,
1st d. of Heizaburo Hoshino,
a samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1888.
Diplomatic Attache 1891 ;
after serving as Secretary of
several Legations and Coun-
cillor of the Embassy in
Bei'lin, was transferred to
present post in 1908. Add-
ress : Japanese Legation in
Chile.

Hibi, Osuke (a Jt

m,

Managing Director of Mitsu-
kbshi Department Store ;
Director of the Imperial
Theatre Co. Ltd. ; b. June,
i860 in Kurume, Fukuoka
Prefecture; 2nd s. of YadayiJ
Takei, a samurai ot i-<"uku-

olca-ken, and adopted by
Osuke Hibi; m. HarUmo,
1st d. of his foster-father.
Educ. : graduated from the
Keiogijuku. After having
gained considerable experien-
ce, entered the Mitsui Bank
and was subsequently trans-
ferred to the Tokyo Main
Office where he was assigned
the important position of
sub-manager ; when ia
1895, the affairs of the
drygoods department of the
Mitsui Firm were readjusted,
he was appointed General
Manager, and again, 1903,
when the dry-goods depart-
ment was placed on an
independent basis and the
Mitsui Firm re-organized as
a joint stock company, he
was elected its managing
Director, a post which he
still retains; in 1906, made
a trip througii^'Europe and
America and[ §fter his return
home, adopted the depart-
ment-store plan for the dry
goods business. Address :
No. 339, Kitashinagawa-
machi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1333 Shiba.

Hibi, Shigeaki CB Jt a M).
Gov. of Okinawa prefecture ;
(5.- May, 1848 ; 2nd s. of Shin-
nojyo Kawamura, a samurai
of Miye-ken, and adopted by
Shigetomo Hibi ; m. Matsu,
1st d. of his foster-father.

Hib

[ 162

Secretary of Kochi-Prefecture,
.1885 ; having filled the posts
of Secretary and Councillor
in several Prefectures, was
appointed to the present post.
Address : Official House,
No. 1682 Higashi, Nawa.

Hibi, Tadahiko CH ib ffi> ^),
Kogakukakushi (Metallurgy) ;
Prof of the College of
Science and Engineering in
Kyoto Imperial University ;
b. Jan. 1873 ; 2nd s. of
Noboru Hibi, a samurai of
Fukui-ken ; m. Koshi|o, ist
d. of Chuichi Ban. JEduc. :
graduated from the College
of Science in the Tokyo
Imperial University in
1 897 ; studied Civil Engineer-
ing in "France and Ger-
liiany by government order,
1902— 1904. Assistant-Prof
of the College of Science
and Engineering in the Kyoto
Imperal University 1897;
Kogakukakushi, 1904 ; present
post, 1906. Address: Matsu-
kagecho, Kawaracho-tori

nijyonoboru, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto.

Hibiki, If obusuke C H JE -^
%), Mit. Intendant Inspector;
Director of the Accountant's
Department of the ist Army
Division; b. 1858 in Waka-
yama-ken. Sub-Eieutenant of
Infantry, 1883 ; Lieutenant,
1 887 ; Paymaster Lieutenant-
Colonel, 1903 ; — Colonel,

1906; decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and the 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: 'S.o, 94, Yaku-
ojicho, Ushigome-ku, Tokvo.
"Hibino, Kan (0 iL if ![),
Dir. of Aichi Ist Middle
School, b. 1866 in the pro-
vince of Aichi ; 3rd s. of
Fuminobu . Oda of a famous
histoi-ical family ; adopted to
Hibino family. Educ. : gra-
duated from Law College,
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1895.
Inspector of Mines, 1895 —
1 899 ; accepted an appoint-
ment of
present
post,

1899. ^^-
creation :
Tennis
and run-
ning. Ad-
dress :
Hisaya-
raachi,

Nagoya.
Eibiya, Heizaemon C0 ifc #

¥ & ii P'J), President of
Kanegafuchi Spinning Com-
pany ; Director of the Fuji
Gas Spinning Company, the
Tokyo Woollen Cloth Com-
pany, and the 1st Life
Insurance Company ; Inspec-
tor of the Japan Brick
Manufacturing Company ;
President of the Japan-China^
Spinning Campanj' ; Vice-

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Hid

Chairman of the Tokyo
■Chamber of Commerce ; b.
Feb. 1848 in Niigata-ken;
3rd s. of Eizo Oshima, and
adopted by Tsune Hibiya;
7/7. Moto, -2nd d. of Chobei
Kimiira. When he was thirteen
3'ear.s of age. came up to
Tokyo and entered the em-
pk^y of Mr. Saito, a dealer
in raw cotton ; shortly after-
wards, he started business in
the same line on his own
account in which . he was
very successful; in 1896, isi
co-operation with .some of his
friends, inaugurated the Tokyo
Gas Spinning Company,
being elected its Managing
Director ; when the affairs of
the Fuji Gas Spinning Com-
pany were in a bad way he
was entrusted with the work
of readjustment, and succeed-
ed in incorporating the two
Companies, placing the amal-
gamated firms on a sound
basis ; when the Kanegafuchi
Gassed Spinning Company
was established by the mem-
bers of the Mitsui family as-
principal shareholders, he
Avas one of the promotors,
and eventually elected its
Presideiit ; made a tour of
America as one of the party
of Japanese business men
invited by the Chamber of
Commerce on the Pacific
Coast, 1909. Address: No.

■ 203, Godenyama, Kitashina-.
gawa, Shinagawamachi, Eba-
ra-gun, Tokyo. Tel.: 388
Cho Shiba,

Hida, Heijiro (« H ^ ^ l|5),
Judge of the Court of Ad-
ministrative Litigation ; b.
Dec. 1871, in Gumma-ken ;
1st s. of Aritoshi Hida, a
saumrai of Gumma-ken ; m.
Ito, 1st d. of Kansiike Yama-
moto, a samurai of Toku-
shima-ken... Ednc. : graduated
from the College of Law in
'',- Tokyo Imperial Uni\'.,
1805. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination,
1895 ; Secretary of the House
of Representatives, (j 1895 5
after serving as Councillor of
the Department of Foreign
Affairs, Second Secretary of
Legation Councillor of the
Department of Agriculture
and Commerce, etc., was trans-
ferred to present post in 191 o.
Address : No. 22, Tame ike
Reinanzakacho, U Akasaka,
Tolo/o. Tel.: 2840 Shiba.
Hida, Shichiro (BE ffl -tr l!0,

- 'Saf ^btf-'WeiB^en^Sf^tJloi^^^^^
"V-PresicTeiat of tlie T''" _
Second Garrison Ho.spitai.;
Listructor at the Military
Surgeons' School; b. 187.0 in
Tokyo. Surgeon Lieutenant,
1 899 ; — Captain 1901 ; —
Major, 1904;— Lieutenant-.
Colonel, 1909 ; decorated"
with the 4th Order of th&

Hid

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Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of Golden Kite. Address:
No. 4, I chomo, Yamamoto-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Hida, TomosMcM CflE H ^
-b), A large Land-Owner ;
b. Apr. 1868 in Osaka; ist
.s. of Tomosuke Hida ; m.
Koharu, ist </. of Tomokichi
Hodzunai. .(4^ifr^i:r.- No. 179,
ichorne, Nagaboribashi^suji,
Minami-ku, Osaka. Tel. :
1085 Minami.

Hida, Yahei CK W M^ ^),
Representative of Toraya
Bank; d. 1848 in the city of
Osaka ; f. s. of Late Yahei
Hida, a well known mil-
lionaire. Address: Kyuhoji-
machi, Minami-ku, Osaka.
Tel. : 899 Minami.

Hidaka, CMcMbu CB * ^
^). Private Secretary to the
Holder of the Privy Seal ; 6.
Dec- 1852 in Tokyo; ist s.
of Yorinaga Hidaka; m.
Riki, sister of Bunso Kure, a
samurai of Hiroshima ; has
been decorated with the 5th
Order of Merit. Address :
No. I, /chome, Aoyama
Kitamachi, Shibuyamachi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel.:
272 Shiba.

Hidaka, Eizaburo (0 ifc ^
H 115), Member of the House
of Peers, Inventor of the Hi-
daka net (fishing yellow tails);
h. Dec. 1897 in Miyazaki-ken;
ist s. of Kameichi Hidaka; m.

Take, sister of Viscount Ya ta-
re Mishima. '[This is the 2nd
time of his membership of H.
P.; has been decorated with the
4th Order of Merit. Address f
No. 103, Hommura-cho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. : 2450
Shiba.

Hidaka, Jutsuyo CH ift W
#), Public Procurator; chief
Public Proc. of Kagashima Di-
strict Court. Address : Kago-
shima District Court ' Kago-
shimashi, Kagoshima— ken.

Hidaka, Sonojyo CB M ^ Z
S), Baron (cr. I907),;^i^d^;^
.^Loa4jbfeJB6«S&.J .^."Mar.
1848 in Kagoshima ; 4th s.
of Seinoshin Miyauchi, a
samurai of Kagoshima, and
adopted by Tozaimon Hida-
ka, a samurai of Kumamoto ;
in. Fuku, 1st d. of Junki
Sakamoto, a samurai of Ka-
goshima. Educ. : studied in
the Naval Academy. Second
Sub- Lieutenant, June 1877;
and by successive promotion,
was ultimately raised to the
i-ank of Admiral in Aug.
1908 ; placed on the retired
list, Aug. 1909; took, part
in both the Japan China and
the Russo-Japanese wars,
has been invested with the
1st Grand Cordon of the
Rising Sun and the 2nd
Class of Golden Kite in re-
cognition of his War services.
Address: No. 7 Shinbori-

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Hid-Hig

cho, Azabu, Tol<yo.

Hidejima, Naritada C^ & &
*0, _CapJtain _ of the Navy
Gom7 of ihe'Kiirama, a Wax-
ships ; b. 1897 Edt(c. : gradu-
ated from the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant-Commander, Oct.
1 898 ; Commander, Oct. 190 1;
Captain, Sept. 1907 ; de-
corated with the 3rd order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: 19, 7ch6me, Aoya-
ma-kitamachi, Akasaka, To-
T<yo.

Hidejima, Shichisaburo iW a
-fc H EI5), JRear-admiral placed
on the waiting list since DeS'.
191 2; b. 1 867. i^MC.; graduated
from the Naval Academy. Lieu-
tenant-Commander, Dec.
1897 ; Commander, Sept.
1900 ,- Captain, Aug. 1905 ;
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address : No. 22, Echizem-
bori, Kyobashi, Tokyo.

Hidejima, Shicliiro (^ ^ -jj

Bi>)) Colonel _ of Infantry,
■ComitiancTer of the 66th' Re-
giment of Infantry; d. 1867
in Saga-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1887; Lieut., March
1892; Captain, Dec. 1895;
Major, Jan. 1903; Lieut.
Colonel, March 1907; Colonel,
Nov. 1910. Decorations: 5th
■Order of S. T., 4th Order
■of R. S., 4th Class of Golden

Kite. Address: Utsunomiya,
Tocliigi-ken.

HigasM, Sekigoro C^i ^ 31
W), Prof of the Kobe
Higher Commercial School ;
b. Jnly, 1865; 3rd s. of Ta-
robei Higashi, a samurai of
Nagasaki-ken ; m. Moto,
adopted d. of Fukujiro Taji-
ma, a samurai of Nagasaki-
ken, Edtix. : graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Commer-
cial School in 1887. Teacher
of the Commercial Schools
of Nagasaki and Kumamoto ;
Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School, 1 898 ;
present post, 1903. Was
ordered to proceeed to En-
gland and Germany to study
the Art of book-keeping and
practical business in 1908
Addsess: 51, Kumochi, Fu-
Idaimura, Kobe.

Higashibojyo, Noriaaga (^
iS * % fi), Viscount (cr.
1.884) ) member of the Im-
perial Poetry Bureau ; b. May
1869; 1st s. of Nincho Hi-
gashibojyo.' Address^ : No. 48,
Tansumachi, Yotsuya, Tokyo.

Higashikuze, Hideo (^ ^ ift
^ ii), Baron (cr. 1897) ; Se-
cretary to the House of Peers;
b. July 1878 in Tokyo; 4th
s. of Count Michitomo Hi-
gashikuze ; in. Koroku, niece
of Tan Hamaguchi, a samu-
rai of Wakayama-ken. Educ:
graduated from the College

Hig

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of Law, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1905. Address: No.
19, Minami-yamal)Ushiclio,
Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel.: 1705
Banclio.

HigasMzono, MotoyosM (M
m » S), Viscount (cr. 1884);
Cliamberlain ; Oonrt Council-
lor; b. June, 1851 ; ist 5. of
Motoyoshi Higashizono ; m.
Ei-ko, sister of Prince Kuni.
Is the descendant of the
famous Kamatari Fujiwara.
Address : No. 41, Ichi bancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 89
Bancho.

Higo, Haehiji (« ^ A ^),
Councillor of the Department
of Communications ; Secretary
to the Electric ]?ureau of the
same Department. Address :
No. 6^, Sakuradacho, Azabu,
Tokyo.

Higo, Yukimori Q& '^ # &\
ex-Mera. of the House of
Representatives for Kago-
.shima-ken ; b. Mar. 1863 in
Kagoshima; 1st s. of Fuku-
mori. Higo, a samttrai of
Kumamoto j tn. Mori, ist d.
of Fude Fukutome. Edtic. :
graduated from the Kago-
shima Normal School. Once
elected Member of the
Kagoshima Prefectural As-
sembly ; M. H. R. since
1908. ^^^r^.Ji'.- Tarumi-mura,
Kanzoku-gun, Kagoshima-
ken.

HigrucliJ, Hideo (H n ^ W),

author, lecturer; noft de
pbime " Ryokyo;" b. 1875
in lida-machi, Nagano-ken.
Ediic: studied philosophy at
the college of literature ot
the Tokyo Imp. Univ>
Engaged as lecturer at the
Meiji and Kokugakuiu Univs. ;
besides is chief editor of the
"Shin Nihon," a monthly
magazine. Publicaiions: He-
kicho, .Age and literary arts
Etc. : Go game. Address : 7
Hayashi-cho, Koishikawa-ku,
Tokyo.

Higuehi, Kanjiro (M O M ^
II5)> author and journalist;
b. in November, 1871, in
Nagano Prefecture; s. of
Hanzaemon Higuchi, m. To-
moko, s. d. of Kiyomaru
Kawai, in 1897. Educ:
graduated from the Higher
Normal school of Tokyo,
studied pedagogy for three
years in England, France
and Germany. He was the
lecturer in the Higher Nor-
mal school of Tokyo, in the
Waseda University, editor of
the Hochi Shimbtin, director
of the Tokyo Institute of
Education. • He left the
Government school as he
opposed the uniform system
of education now in vogue
in Government schools. He
failed in the General Elec-
tion Campaign, 1912, for the
membership in the House

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of Representatives, because
of his principle of abolishing
the state text book system,
which caused some book
sellers betraying. Publica-
tions: many books of educa-
tion. Recreation.: rending
A short history of sociology,
Collection of essays on
society, social policy, (all in
Japanese). Address: no
Hakusangoten-cho, Koishi-
kawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel: 1413
Bancho.

Higuchi, Kikichi (H n ~M

>V ; . :..-fi.elDiiid-~=x£«.JLLifkciti:y,
Commander ' of the 23rd
Infantry Regiment; b. 1865
in F"ukushima. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1889; Lieut., March
1893; Captain, May 1897;
Major, June 1903; Lieut.
Colonel; April 1907; Colonel,
Aug. 1910. Decorations: 5th
Order of S. T., Sth Order
of R. S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Kumamoto-
slii, Kumamoto-ken.

Higuchi, Kisuke CS d 5 li),
Pres. of Seiwan Iron Works,
Ltd., Dir. of Aomori Storage
Co., Ltd., S9th Bank Ltd.,
Aomori Sav. Bank, Aud. of
Aomori Electric Light Co.,
Ltd., M. C. C. of Aomori ;
b. 1856 in Aomori-prefecture.
Succeeded his father 1889.
Address : Omachi, Aomori.

Higuchi, Seizaburo CS n i^
H IB), Colonel of Engineers ;

Sectional Chief of the Land
Surveying Department ; b.
June, 1862 in Hyogo-ken ;
3rd s. of Eiko Higuchi, a
samurai of Hyogo-ken ; m.
Yoshi, 1st d. of Saneo Ito,
a samurai of Hiroshima-ken.
~,Sub-Lieutenant of Engineers,
Dec. 1882; Lieutenant of — ,
June 1886; Captain of—,
Apr. 1892; Major of— -, Feb.
1898; Lieutenant-Colonel,
Feb, 1902 ; Colonel, Mar.
1905 ; has been decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of Golden Kite in reegonition
of his services during the
late war. Address: No. 17,
Aoyama Takakimachi, Aka-
saka, Tokyo.

Higuohi, Nariyasu (MViWM^,
Viscount ; Retired Captain of
Infantry ; Member of. 'Csyt
House of Peers ; b. Sept.
1865 ; 4th s. of Shidzuyasu
Higuji. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantiy, 1888 ; Captain,
I Bi^J ; took part in the
Japan China War ; placed on
the retired list. May 1900;
Member of the House of
Peers, 1904 ; decorated with
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address:' No. 88 Moto-
samegahashi, Minamimachi,
Yotsuya, Tokyo.

Higuchi, Tokujiro CSBS'^^
BI5), Pawnbr'oker ; Member of
the Yokohama Chamber of

Bij

1. i68 ]

Commerce ; Director of the
2nd Bank; b. May, 1859 in
Yamanashi-ken ; 3rd s. of
Nobuzane Matsumoto, and
adopted by Takujiro Higuchi;
in. Tsune, 2nd d. of his
foster-father. Address : No.
28., 2 chome, Hanasakicho;
Yokohama. Tel. : 5^5

Hijikata, Kyucho Q± :^ X

Sk), Director of the Bank of

Japan; 3. Sept. 1870 in
Hokkaido ; 2nd s. of Hisami
Hijikata, a samurai of Hok-
kaido ; m. Matsii, sister of
Yasutaro Minomura. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Im-
perial University. Address :
No. 10, Nishidaikucho, Fuka-
gawaku, Tokyo. Tel.: 3193
-Naniwa.

Hijikata, Hisamoto 'i±.')3 ^k
yb"), Count (cr. 1895) ; Gitez-
kan (Councillor) ; b. Oct.
1833 in Tosa ; ist .y. of
Kyuyo Hijikata a samurai
of Kochi clan. Edtic. : studi-
ed Chinese Classics. Was
one of the distinguished
figures of the Restoration
JPeriod ; appointed Secretary
of the Imperial Household
soon after that rhemorable
event in 1868 ; Chief Secre-
tary in the late Prince Ito's
Cabinet in 1885 ; was order-
ed to proceed to. Europe, the
same year; uoon his return

was appointed Privy Council-
lor ; Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce, July 1887 —
Sept. 1887 ; Minister of the
Imperial Household, Sept.
1887 — Nov. 1898; decorated
with 1st Order of Merit.
Address : No. 62, Hayashicho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel..:
\6q Bancho.

Hijikata, Yasushi C± ^ ^),
Hogakultakushiy Prof of the
College of Law in the Tokyo
Imperial University (civil
code and English law) ; b.
Feb. 1859; 1st s. of Nao-
yuki Hijikata, a samurai of
Kochi-ken ; m. Tsune, sister
of Kenkichi Kodera, a samu-
rai of Hyogo-ken. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1882;
studied in London by govern-
ment order, 1887— 1896.
Assistant Prof, aiid then full
Prof of his alma mater.
Ordered to proceed to Europe
and- America, May, 1901.
Tel.: 846 Bancho.

Hijikata, YusH C± 3& 4i iS),
Viscount ; Official to the
Formosan Government ; b.
Aug. 1856 in Tokyo ; ist j.
of Hisami Hijikata, a samu-
rai of Tokyo, and adopted
by Yiiei Hijikata. Elected
member of the House of
Peers, 1 890 ; present post
since 1899. Address: Tora

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Him— Hin

Seiho Hokutogai. Shokacho,
Formosa.

Himejima, CMkugai ()g % •tir

!'\-:j artist, (Nanso school); ^.
March of the nth f. of
Tenpo (1840). Educ: studied
paintings under Toho Murata
and Shungyu Ishimaru; is
now adviser to Yushinokai
and member of Japanese art
association. Address: 6chome
Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, O-
iiaka.

Hinata- Terutake CH |nJ »
^), 4t'h 0. M., member of the
Hon.Be of Kepresentatives, Di-
rector of the Nihon Dempo
Tsushinsha (The Japan news
agency, Ltd.), auditor of the
Aratsu Mining Company
Ltd.; h. Idemura, Gtimma-
gun, Kozuke ; s. of Jubei
Hinata; m. Kin, d. of Gon-
bei Majima, ofTokyo. When
young, joined the Liberal
Party and was engaged in
politicel agitations ; went over
to the U. S. A, 1886 ; entered
the Pacific University there ;
issued a news-paper in San
Francisco ; returned home,
1896, Address: i. Shinsaka-
na-cho, Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
Td.: 235 Kyobashi, 1241 Shi-
taya.

Hino, Kuniaki C0 If S ?5),
Lawyer ; chairman of the
Osaka City Council ; Elected
Member of the House of
Representatives, at the bye-

election of Feb. iQii. Add-
ress : No. 820, Isemachi, Ki-
ta-ku, 'osaka.

Hino, Kurobei CB ^ %M^
ft), Director of the Japan
Pharmaceutical Company ; i>.
May 1863 in Osaka; 3rd s.
of Isaburo Shibuya, and
adopted by Kuemon Hino;
;«. Toku, ist d, of Soboku
Kano. Address: No. i^'
2chome, Awajicho, Higashiku,
Osaka. Tel. : 503 Gho, Higa-
shi^

Hino, Yoso C0 if # W),
One of the highest taxpayers
of Hiroshima-ken; Director
of the Mitsugi Savings Bank ;
3. Jan. 1863 in Hiroshima-
ken ; 1st s. of Motoi Hino;
m. Toyo, d. of Kichizaemon
Yamada. Address : Yoshi-
da-machi, Tagata-gun, Hiro-
shima-ken.

Hinonishi, MitsuyosM C If

n .* #). Viscount (cr. 1884);
Shinto-Priest of Heian-shin-
gil, a First Class Government
Shrine; 3. Dec. 1849; ist J.
of In-ei Hinonishi. Shinto-
Priest of Toyokuni Shrine,
Feb. 1883; of Shiramine
Shrine Mar. 1885 ; of Yojyo-
nawade Shrine, Mar. 1890;
Member of the House of
Peers, July, the same year ;
then present post. Address^
No. 35, Hirokoji-dori-tera-
machi, Higashi-iri Higashi-
sakuramachi, Kamikyo-ku,

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Kyoto.

HirabayasM, Kwaajiro (^
» IS * IP), Pres. of Aadon
Electric R'ly Co., Ltd., Dir.
of Hokuan Bank, Ltd., Shi-
Jianomimpo, Ltd; b. 185 1 in
Shinshu ; e. s. of Late Mori-
haru Hirabayashi. Succeeded
his father, 1879. Address:
Omachi, Nagano-prefecture.

liirabe, SadaicM (^ fit A
— ), Rear Adm. of Enginee-
ring; Placed on the waiting
list since December 1912; de-
corated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of Golden Kite.

Hira^a, TosM (^ IS ii),
Director of the Imperial Mi-
neral Water Company ; Pre-
sident of the Sakura Cement
Company; Inspector of the
Meiji Oil Company, the Mi-
nomo-Arima Electric Rail-
way Company, and the- Ka-
negafuchi Spinning Co. ; b.
Aug. 1859 in Tokyo; 4th s.
of Shomu Hiraga, a samu-
rai of Tokyo ; m.' Mitsu,
sister of Jukichi Yamamoto,
Address: No. 5751 Tennoji-
Karasugatsuji-machi, Mina-
mi-ku, Osaka. Tel. : 234
cho Minami.

Hiraga, Yoshiharu (^ K «
ife), Kogakuhakushi ; Presi-
sdent of the Osaka Woven
"goods Co. ; Director. . of the
Japan Volcanic Ashes Com-
pany; b. Aug. 1857 in Fu-

kuoka-ken ; 3rd .f. of Genji
Ishimatsu, samurai of Fuku-
oka-ken and adopted by Yo-
shikadzu Hiraga ; m. Suma,
1st d. of his foster father.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Engineering of the
Tokyo Lnpirial University.
Entered business after many
years' Official service ; was
elected special member of
the Osaka Chamber of Com-
merce. Address : No. 37,
Tosabori-uramachi, Nishi-ku,
Osaka. Tel. : 455 Nishi.

Hirai, GonshicM (^ #■ 1®
-b)j Dealer in Pumping
Machinery; b. Oct. 1852 in
Kyoto ; 2nd s. of Gonzaburo
Hirai ; m. Ei, ist d. of
Keiho Niwa. Once elected
Member of the Kyoto Pre-
fectural Council. Address :
No . 21, Teramachi-matsu -
bara-minami-iri - Uematsucho,
Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel. :
842 Shimo.

Hirai, Ikutaro (^^ H X SP),

Ig-akuhgknsMi'r^^^^^SsiSi: the
'X^lgti^Ifis&Ss;:3n ;the

Kyoto "imperial University;

b" Oct. 1 865 in Miye-ken ;

1st s. of Jihei Koba, and

adopted by Kyutaro Hirai.

Educ. : graduated from the
vCollege of Medicine in the

Kyoto Imp. Univ. in 1 890;

studied Eagdi^t'^icSi J^^^ p-^f "
"msuayhy GwernfflSff
. i 8qq— 1 902 ._^ ;4ssistant ' lii" his

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Hii-

alma mcder 1 890 ; Assistant
Prof, of the Kyoto Imp. Univ.,
1900 ; full Prof, of the- same
Institute, 1902; JgakuJiakushi,
1904. Address : Masuya-
machi, TomikojimarUtamachi
sagaru, Kamilv>'oku, Tokyo.

Hirai, Kiunasaburo C^ ^ J§
H iJIC), Director of the Kigy.o
Bank, Chief of the Kyoto In-
dustrial^ Committee, Director
of Tango Electric Light Co.
L'td, Pr4)prietor of Kyoto Ni-
l)po (daily paper) and Kyoto
ininting House, M. of Kj-otoO.
of Com. ; b. 1874 in Kyoto ;
3rd s. of Shimezo Tsuchikui-a ;
adopted by the late Tose
Hirai. Succeeded his mother,
1888, and afterwards elected
M. of Kyoto City Assembly.
Address : Matsxxbara, Oda-
war,i-ch6, Shimoliyoloi, Kyoto.
TeL: 725 I. d. Shimo.

Hirai, EoJcu-uemon C¥ ^- A

« gt PI), One of the highest
taxpayers of Iwate-ken ;
Director of the Iwate Bank,
of the Morioka Bank, of the
Hanamaki Bank ; of the
Nambu Iron bottle Company;
Inspector of the Morioka
Electric Company ; Brewer ;
i>. Dec, 1865 in Iwate-ken ;
1st s. of Yozo Hirai ; m.
Sei, 1st d. of Sanzo Imano.
Address : Hidzumemachi,
Shiba-gun, Iwate-ken.
Hirai, Sei-ei C^ # iE ft),

Lieutenant-Generai on the re-
serve since September 191 2; i.
Oct. 1855 in Kumamoto-ken :
ist s. of Ichiro Hayashi, and
adopted, by Ichiko Hirai; m.
Masu, istd ofKansuke, Abe
Kumamoto-ken ; ist j. ot
Ichiro Hayashi, and adopted
by Ichiko Hirai; m. Masu,
1st d. of Kansuke, Abe.
£diic. : graduated from the
Military Academy, and from
the Toyama Gakko, 1890. Sub-
Lieutenant, 1879; Lieutenant,
1883; Captain, 1886. Major,
1894; Lieutenant-Colonel,
1900 ; Colonel, 1903 ; Major-
General, 1907 ; present pest.
1910 ; was decorated with
3rd Order of Merit and 3rcL
Class of Golden Kite in
recognition of his services
during the Russo-Japanese
war. Address. : Headquarters
of the 20th Brigade of In-
fantry, Sogai-mura, Amata-
gun, Kyoto.

Hirai, Seijiro C^ # Bf ^ BID,
Kogaktittakushi ; Vice-Presi-
dent of the Railway Board ;:
J. Oct. 1856, in Ishika wa-
ken ; 2nd s. of Sadazo Hirai;
m. Kinu, adopted d. of Hideji
Kawase, a samurai of Kyoto.
Ediic. : studied engineering
science in a New York
College. Forawhile.wasinthe
American Government's em-
ployment and returned home

Hir

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in 1880 after an inspection
tour in France and England ;
managed the construction of
Hokkaido railway and Osaka
railway ; Kogahihakushi,

1888 ; Engineer of the De-
partment of Communications,
1895 ; Chief of the Railway
Construction Bureau, 1904 ;
present post, 1907. Address :
Official House, No. i, 2
chome. Shiodomecho, Shiba-
ku, Tokyo. Td.: 1262
Shimbashi.

Hirai, Seisin C¥ * i* ii),
Surgeon General; Igalmlmlcvr-
shi: President of the Japan Eed
Cross Society Hospital ; <J.
May 1865 in Tokyo; ist s.
of Santaku Hirai, a samurai
of Kohama clan; m. Kuma,
2nd d. of Koshi Kondo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1888;
Xurther studied in Germany.
Surgeon Sub-Lieutenant, June
1889; — Lieutenant, Feb.
i^9l ; — Captain, Mar. 1895 ;
. — Major, Oct. 1899; Lieute-
nant Colonel, Nov. 1903 ; —
Colonel, Mar. 1905 ; — Major-
General, May 1909 ; has been
decorated with the 3rd Order
, of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of Golden Kite in
recognition of his services
during the Russo-Japanese
, War. Address:, ist of No. 8,
Yaraicho, Ushigome, Tol<yo.

Tel. : 741 Bancho.

Hirai, Taro C^ * ;fc M),
One of the highest taxpayers
of Nara-prefecture ; 3. Nov.
1876 in Nara-ken; 1st s. of
Tarobei Hirai ; m. Shina,
2nd d. of Ihei Yoshie. Ad-
dress. :. Umami-mura, Kita-
Kadzuragi-gun, Nara.

Hiraki, Sloritsugu (-^ ^ ^

^5» Colonel of Cavalry, com-
mander of the 1st cavalry
regiment; d. 1869 in Naga-
saki. Sub-Lieut., March 1892;
Lieut., Sept. 1894; Captain,
Oct. 1897; Major, Sept.
1 903 ; Lieut.-Colonel, Dec
1908; Colonel, Dec. 19 12.
Decorations: Sth Order of
S. T., 4th Order of R. S.,
4th Class of G. K. Address;
Tokyo.

~ HiraisHi, "Ujindo C^SI6A),
Judge of the Kwantung
Government; President of the
High Court of Justice ; b.
March, 1864; ist s^ of
Nahira Hiraishi, a samurai
of Kochi-ken; m. Tsuru,
sister of Ryoei Iketa, a
samurai of Kochi-ken . Educ. :
studied law. Was once
Judge of the Court of
Cassation. Address: 1st
Official House, Ho, Idzumo-
cho, Old Street, Port Arthur.
Hiraiwa, Tamotsu (^ ^ il),
Managing Dir. of Saji Bank,
Ltd.; <5. 1 86 1 in Hyogo-pre-
fectui-e ; y. b. of Setsuichi.

173 ]

Hid

Kamizaka. Succeeded his
adopted father Hyogoro 1889
Address : Tosaka-Mura,

(K4yogo-prefecture.

Hirako, Tokuemon C^ ^ ^.
* if H)) Porcelain-merchant,
Pi-es. of Nagoya Ice-Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., Dir. of
Toyohashi Ice-Mfg. Co.,
Ltd., Aud. of Nilion Car
Mfg. Co., Ltd., Fukuju
Life Insurance Co., Ltd., M.
C. C. of Nagoya; b. 1854
in Aichi-prefecture ; y. b. of
Hanjiro Matsumoto. Suc-
ceeded his adopted father
late Binshu 1 881. Address:
Tamayacho, Nishi, Nagoya,
Tel: 280.

Hh-amatsu, Suekichi C^- ;i£
tK a), Auditor of the Tokyo
Gas Company ; b. Sept.
1869 in Fukuoka-ken ; 2nd
s. of Tomizo Kano, a samwai
of Fukuoka, and adopted by
Maruhira Hiramatsu ;_ m.
Miki, ist d. of Kyukichi
Hara. Edtic: graduated
from the College of Law of
the Tokyo Imperial Univ.
Address: No. 3, Nihon-enoki-
Nishimachi, Shiba, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1668 Shiba.

Hirano, Go C^ I? «), Prof
of the Osaka Highei Tech-

nical School; b. Nov. 1871 ;
1st s. of Naganori Hirano, a
samurai of Shimodzuke
Province ; m. Haru-ei, 5 th d.
of Yuho Kawa-ai. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1897.
Present post, Aug. 1897.

iiirano, Ooliei C^ tl 2L ':ft
^), One of the highest tax-
payers of Toyama-ken ; Pre-
sident of the Takaoka Fisheiy
Company, of the Etchu
Cotton Manufacturing Com-
pany ; Director of the Taka-
oka Savings Bank, and the
Takaoka ILlectric Lamp
Company, etc. ; Member of
the Takaoka Chamber of
Commerce; b. Sept. 1859
in Toyama-keh ; ist s. of
Gohei Hirano; m. Tomi,,
sister of Heitaro Masamura.
Address: No., ^o, Fukuro-
machi, Takaoka, Toyama-ken.^

Hirano, Uagayoshi (^|f :S#),
Baron (cr. 1884), 4th Order of
Merit, Member of the Plouse
of Peers, Manager of
the Shinkoku Life Insm-
ance Co. Ltd. ; b. Dec. the
2nd y. of Meiji (1869) in the
province of Yamato ; e. s. of
the late Nagahiro Hirano,.

Bir

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Daimyo of the former Tawa-
xamoto clan ; in. Masu, elder
sister .,to Viscount Masuteru
Oz€^\,'' Daimyo of the former
Kuroba clan. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the University
•Course of the Peers School.
Has thrice sat in the House
of Peers. Recreation : fishing.
Address : No. 6, 2 chome, '
SMn-ogawamachi, Qshigome-
ku, Tokyo. Chi' : Saiwai
Club.

Hirauo, Kinroku (^ |f ^

CbmdanHer^F^me^Sm
Infantry Regiment; 3. 1869
in Nagano-ken. Sub-Lieut.,-
July 1887; Lieut., Nov. 189O;
Captain, March 1896; Major,
June, 1903; Lieut. Colonel,
1907; Colonel, 191 1. De-
corations: 4th- Order of S.
T., 4tb Order of R. S., 4tli
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Takata, Niigata-ken.
Hirano, Masayaki (^ Sf jft
^r), ^^^^grv^n^^nt^fin

in Kumamoto-ken ; ist j. of
Masaichi. Hirano, a samurai
of Kumamoto-ken ; m. Ai,
1st d. of Hidenao Matsu-
mura, a samurai of Kuma-
moto-ken. Sub-Lieutenant,
1 879 ; Lieutenant of Infantry
1 894 .• Paymaster Lieutenant-
Colonel, 1903 ; Paymaster-
Colonel, 1905 ; Head of the
Accountant's Bureau of the

1 8th Army , Division, 1905;
Military Intendant, Jan'.
1 9 10; transferred to the
First Reserve, Nov. 1910..-
Decorated with 3rd Order of
Rising sun and 4th Class of
Golden Kite in recognition
of his services during the
Russo-Japanese War. Ad-
dress : Iwasaki, Yatomi-mura,
Tamana-sun, Kumamoto-ken.
Hirano, Yiitaro (^ gf Sic i:
MIO, Judge ; Judge of the
Court of Cassation ; b. July
1865 in Okayama-ken ; ist
s. of Koun Hirano, a samurai
of Okayama-ken ; m. Chitose,
istir/. of Shonojyo Katayama,
a samurai of Okayama-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law in the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1892.
Public Procurator, 1895 ;
after filling the post of
Public Procurator in several
District Courts, was appoint-
cr] Councillor of the Depart-
ment of Justice in 1 899 ;
shortly afterwards transferred
as Public Procurator of
Osaka Court of Appeal, and
then of Nagoya Court of
Appeal, was ultimately ap-
pointed to present post in
1908. Address: No. 2192,
Arai-shiku, Iriarai-mura, E-
bara-gun. Tokyo.

Hiranuma, Hattaro CT B A
:fc Ki5), Director of the Yoko-
hama Bank, etc. ; cotton-

[ I7S ]

Hir

thread dealer; b. July 1869
in Yokohania ; 2nd i'. of
Senzo Hiranuma ; m. Toshi,
3rd d. of Kamecliio Utsuki,
a samurai of Shiga-ken.
Address: No. 3, i chome,
Kofunecho, Nihombashiku,
Tokyo. Tel: 139 ^- ''^■
Naniwa.

mrannma, KiicHro (^ tS K
— 115), Hogakuhakusld ; Public
Procurator of the Court of
Cassation; Vice-Minister of
Justice since Septemher 191 1;
b. Sept. 1865 in Tsuyama,
Mimasaka ; 2nd s. of Slrn
Hiranuma, a samurai of
Tsuyama clan. Edtu\ :

graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Ini-
psrial University in 1888.
Probationary Councillor of
the Department of Justice,
1 888 ; Probationary Judge
1 890 ; having filled the post
of Chief Judge of several
District Courts and Judge of
Uie. lokyo Court of Appeal,
became Director of the Civil
and Criminal Affairs Bureau,
1906; went to America and
Europe, 1966; Hof/rtZwJiaSase,
Juiie, i 9b7;'d(3coratcd with 3rcl
Order of merit. Address : No.
420, Nishiokubo, Okubo-mura,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel. :
1181 Bancho. ^

Hiranuma, Ryozo (^ M ^a
B). Dir. of Toyo Bank,
Ltd., Tobe Savings tk-xWk,

Ltd., Pres. ot Yokohama
Butchery Co., and; M: of
Yokohama City Assem-
bly ; e. s. of Kuhei Hiranuma,
a well known family. His
g. f. brought Hiranuma under
cultivation ; his father became
wealthy through manufactur-
ing salt. Address : Hira-
numa, Yokohama. Tel. : 654.
Hiranuma, Senzo (^ tS W- ^0,
President of Mssin Spg. Co.
Dir. of Yokohama Central
Savings Bank, etc. ; Dii-ector
of the Yokohama Joint Ele-
ctric Company, and the Yo-
kohama Store-house Compa-
ny, etc.; Inspector of the Clii-
ji-oda Gas Company, and
the Kinu Elver Water-
power Electric Company ;
Member of the Yokohama
Chamber of Commerce ;
Councillor of the Yokohama
City Council; b. Jan. 1836
in Hannomachi, a small

town in Saitama-ken ; 3rd j.
of Yasubei Hiranuma ; m.
Toshi, 2nd d. of Unosuke
Ichikura. Started in life in
a small way and by daunt-
less energy and perseverance,
eventually gained his present
eminent position ; founded
and endowed at a cost of
over Y. 100,000 the Hira-
numa Primary School, a
charity school; elected Mem-
ber of the House of Peers,
representing the highest

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taxpayers of Kanagawa-ken,
1899; — 1901 ; Member of the
House of Representatives,
1902 ; has been several
times elected Member of the
City and Prefectural Councils ;
invested with the 5th Order
of the Double Rayed Rising
Sun. Address : No. 27, 2
chome, Honcho, Yokohama.
Tel. : 0291 Toku Cho (Sepcial
Long Distance).

Hirao, Gentayu C^ JS ii ;k
^), One of the highest tax-
payers of Hyogo-ken ; Pre-
sident of the 55th Bank, of
the IdzusM Savings Bank ;
Dii'ector of- the Hyogo
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank; b. Dec. 1861 in
Hyogo-ken ; ist j. of Gen-
tayu Hirao ; m. Sue, a. d. of
Tanino, a samurai oi Hyogo.
Address : Kammi-mura, Idzu-
ishi-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Hirao, Hideomi (^ .« ^ g),
Dir. of Beppu Industrial Ap-
prentice School ; 3. 1874 in
Tokushima province. Educ. :
graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Industrial School,
1 90 1. Instructor of Hiroshima
Industrial Apprentice School
1 90 1 — 1902 ; Dir. of Shmi
Industrial- School 1902 —
1907 ; present post 1907.
Address: Beppumachi, Oita-
ken.

Hirao, Kibeiji (¥ M» ¥ iS),
Apothecary; b. Apr. 1839

in O.saka ; ist-j. of Tsune-
shichi Hirao. Address: No.
16, 2chome, Itachibori-Kita- '
dori, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Tel. :
2 141 Nishi.

Hirao, Sampei (^ M ^ ¥),
Apothecary ; d lealer in to jlet
a.rticles; d. Aug. 1874 in
Tokyo ; 2nd .r. of Sampei
Hirao ; m. Cho, 3rd d. of
Eishichi Nozaki. £duc. :
graduated from the Keio-
gijuku (a private institution).
Address : No. 6. I chome,.
Bakurocho, Nihombashiku,.
Tokyo. Tel.: 652; 528
Toku Cho Naniwa.

Hiraokoa, Manjiro (^ IM :5'
=k 115), Lawyer ; k Mar. i860
in Hyogo-ken ; 1st s. of
Takichi Hiraoka, and brotlier
of Teitaro Hiraoka, Gover-
nor of Saghalien ; m. Hisa,
2nd d. of Keizo Sakurai, a
samurai of Hyogo-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the

Meiji Horitsu Gakko and:
the Senshii Gakko (private
law Colleges). Once elected
Member of the House of
Representatives. Address .•
No. 15, Yazaemoncho, Kyo-
bashi, Tokyo. Tel. : 210
Cho Kyobashi.

Hiraoka, SadaioM Q^ IBJ ft
— ), paptai!L,,CJiief staff on the
Port Arthur i^.S.Z). 1869. Educ:
graduated from the Naval .
School of Engineering.
Lieutenant Commandei-, Sept.

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Hir

i885 ; Commander, Jan.
1905 ; Captain, Sept. 1908 ;
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun. Address:
No. 121, Shinjukutkitaura,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. ■

Hiraoka, SMgeru C^ M »),
Major-Greneral since 1912 ;
Commander of the ist Gam-
son in Taiwan; 6. 1843 in
Fulmoka-ken. Sub-Lieutenant
of Infantry, i BBS; Lieutenant,
1 889; Captain, 1 894; Major, 19-
00; Lieutenant Sboin St.,
1907 ; decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and the 4th Class of Golden
Kite Address: Taihoku, For-
mosa.

Hiraoka, Teitaro C^ iiSI ^ 'ic
M), President of Saghalien
Government; d. June, 1863
in Hyogo-l<en; 2nd s. of
Takichi Hiraoka ; m. Natsu,
1st d. of Iwanojo Nagai, a
samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1892.
Having filled the posts 01
Chief Police-Inspector of
Tochigi-ken, Secretary of
the House of Representatives,
Councillor of the Department
of Home Affairs, Secretary
of Hiroshima, Osaka, Miyagi
Prefectures, was appointed
Governor of Fukushima in
1906, and then transferred to
the present post, 1908.

Decorated with 4th Order
of Rising Sun. Address-:
Official House, Higashigojyo,
Toyohara, Saghalien.

Hirasa, Kempitsu (^ <fe #
^), Lieutenant-Colonel of
Cavalry ; Commander of the
1 6 th Reginlent of Cavaliy;
b. 1867 in Yamaguchi-ken .
Sub-Lieutenant, 1891; Lieute-
nant, 1893 ; Captain, 1895 ;
Major, 1902 ; Lieutenant
Colonel, 1905 ; decorated
with the 3rd Class of Golden
Kite and the 4th Order of
the Rising, Sun. Address:
The i6th Regiment of
Cavalry, Narashino, CMba-
l-icn.

Hirasawa, Kinji (^ ff ^ ?&),
Lawyer, Dir. of the Tokyo
Y. M. C. A.; b. in 1871 at
Hirosaki in Mutsu ; .$•. of
Sadao Hirasawa, a saimirai ;
m. Sue, d. of Shogi Hattori.
Educ. : grad. Law at the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1899. Called at bar after
practicing law under Prof
Dr. Jur. Lonholm of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; adviser
to various business companies.
A well known- Christian as
a national conimittee of the
Y. M. C. A. of Japan and
as one of the organizers of
the Peace Society of Japan.
Recreations .•'^ Reading and
travelling. Address ; Saru-
gakucho, Kandaku, Tokyo.

Hir

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Chib: Tokyo- Y. M. C. A.
Tel.; 2,260 HpnkyoJcu.

Hirase, Tailiei C^ M ~K ^).

j^g^gd ^^j^^En^n^er, Sec-

Dep't of: War; -Mem. of the
Military- Teehnical Gom-
mittee; If. 1869 in Fukui-
ken. Sub-Lieut,j March 1891;
Lieut., Nov. j 1893; Captain
Nov. 189S; .Major, May
1903; Lieut. Colonel, June
1905; Colonel, Nov. 1910.
Decorations: Sth Order of
S. T., 4th Order of R. S.,
4th Class of Gplden Kite;
Address: No. 40 Yakuoji-
cho, Ushigdme,, Tokyo.

Hirata, Joyei C¥ H M W),
attorney and counsellor of
law ; 1)1 Ikeda-mura,!Okayama
Prefecture, 1 864. , : Educ. :
Dojinsh^ .at 1 Koishikawa,
188 1; Seiritsu-GakusM, 1882;
Preliftainary Course, to the
Tokyo.-; University, .1882 ;
completed, the Law College of
the same, 1888.;, Lecturer and
Councillor of the Tokyo
Semmon Gakk6 (the present
Waseda University), 1889;
Lecturer on law and juri-
sprudence at. the Peers'
College and Nippon Horitsu
Gakko (Japan .Law College);
became attorney about this
time ; Published the Kempo
Zasshi (Constitution Maga-
zine) in co-opsration with
Sanaye Takata, etc. 1889;

went over., to.. ..liurope -. for
study, .'i^§g|^r~oC ' returning
home iii" 1898, opened a
branch law office ' in Kobe,
knowing that Osaka and
Kobe were in need of law-
yers who will satisfactorily
attend to legal cases regard-
ing- foreigners, as just - at
-that: time the . revised ' treaty
had come into foixe ; and
removed his main office
from Tokyo to 0.saka.
Publications : " General View
of Jurisprudence " in English,
1898. Address: 24 Tosar
bori I chqme; Osaka; -Tel. :
■1064 Nishi (L. D.) and 1885
Nishi. Telegraphic address:
" -Hirata."

Hirata, Kosaburo C^ ffl />
H. W), Judge; ex-President of
the Kanazawa District Court ;
^.' .May 1856 in Nagasaki-
ken; 2nd s. of Teikuh
Midzuo ; m. Mine, sister of
Kotaro Yoshida, a samurai
of Tolcyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Nagasaki English
School and the Tokyo" Uni-
versity. - Judge, June 1883;
after serving as the president
of several District Courts and
Judge of the. Tokyo -Court
of Appeal,- was ultimately
traiisferred to ,the last, po-
st in Dec. 1904; has been
decorated with the 4th Order
of Merit. Address : Shire-
tarezaka-dori, Kanazawashi. '

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Kir

Hirata, Sentaro (^ IB ^ 5k
115), Dir. of Osaka Industrial
Experimental Office and
Osaka Commercial Museum;
b. 1863 at Otsu, iq Orai.
Ed2ic. : graduated from Tokyo
Higher. Industrial School
1886. Dir. of Kyoto Dyeing
School 1894, Head of Ac-
countant aud General Sec-
tions of Osaka Harbour-
Work Business Office 1898;
appointed present post 1904.
Address : Nishinomiyamachi,
Hyogo-prefecture. 7>/. .• 1 10
Nishinomiya.

Hirata, Takeji (¥ fH ^ :;),
Commissioner of Tokyo ; h.
Mar. 1867; 1st J. of Toemon
Hirata, a sa/mirai of Kago-
shima ; m. Yasu, sister of
Saneyoshi Hishigari, a sanui-
rai of Kagoshima. Educ. :
graduated from the Gollege
of Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1893.
After serving as Police
Inspector of several pi-e-
fectures was appointed to
the present post in 19 12.
Address: No. 18, ShibaPark,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo.

Hirata, Tokimaru (^ H ^^
^)^.J^CoIon£l-„^_..pi,,_-^l^£al^^^^^
Commander of the 12th
Regiment of Infantry"; d.
1 868 in Yamaguchi-keii.
Sub-Lieutenant of Infantry,
1887; Lieutenant, 1892;
Captain, 1896; Major, 1902;

Lieutenant Colonel, 1905 ;
Colonel, 1909 ; decorated
wkh the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun . and the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : The 1 2th Regiment
ot Infantry, Marugame.

Hirata, Toshio C^ ffl ig ^),
Bungahihakushi ; Prof of
the Tokyo Female Higher
Normal School. Address :
3rd of He, No. 10, Nishi-
kata-machi, Komagome,

Hongo, Tokyo.

Hirata, Tosuke (^ [3 jg fj),
Hogakuhakushi , Viscount (cr-

181 1), ex-Minister for Home
Affairs ; Member of the
House of Peers ; b. March.
J 849, in Yonezawa; 2nd s.
of Shochyu Ito, a sanuirm
of Yamagata-ken, and adopted
by Kyohaku Hirata ; m.
Tatsu; adopted sister of
Viscount Yaichi Shinagawa.
Educ: .studied in Russia and
Germany. "After seEvihg""iii

mt

i mo 3

several offices, went to
Europe as one of the suite
of tlie lafe Prince Ito in Feb.
1882, and returned home in
Nov. the same year ; Secret-
ary of the Minister of Finance,
1 884 ; Governor of Aichi-
keh, 1885 ; Ceunciller - of
the Bureau ^'of Legislation
Dee. 1885 ; Governor of
Miyagi, 1886; Chief of the
Bureau of Legislation, 1 892 ;
Member of the House of
Peers, 1 890 ; Chief Secretary
of the Privy Council, 1893;
President of the Bureau of
Legislation, 1897 ; Privy Coun- '
cillor, 1 897 ; Minister of Agri-
culture and Commerce, 1901-
1906 ; Minister for Home Af-
fairs, 1908; Eesigned it 191 1.
I St Order of Merit. 'Address:
No. M, Fukuro-maehi, Suru-
gadai, Kandaku, Tokyo.
Tel. .• 928 Honkyoku.

Hiratsuka, Chunosuke (^ M
& Z |fJ), Prof, at the Sth
High School. Address : The
5th High School, Kumamoto-_
ken.

Hiratsuka, Sadajiro (^ M. %
^ 115), Public Auditor ; Chief
of the 1st Section of the ist
Department in the Board of
Audit; b. July 1854. i»
Tokyo ; "2nd s. of Kanibei
Hiratsuka ; m. Mitsusawav
sister of Teian lijima, a
samurai of Tokyo- Address :
No. 13, Akebonocho, Koma-

gonie, Hongoku, Tolg^Q.

Hiratsuka, Tamotsu Q^ M. i^A
Captain ** of Engineering ;
cx-Ship Equipment Officer of
the Kure Naval Arsenal ;
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Siin and the
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address : Naval Arsenal,
Kure, Hiroshima-ken.
' Hirau, HacMsaburo (^ & f\
H 115), Chief of the Osaka
Branch of the Tokyo Marine
Insurance Company ;• 3. May
1866 in Gifu-ken ; 3rd s. of
Tokikoto Tanaka, a samtirair
of Gifu-ken, and adopted by
Tadatatsu Hirau ; m. Sudzu,
sister of Kame-ichi Sudzuki,
a satnurai of Tokyo. Ad-
dress : No. 52, Sumiyoshi-
mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Hirayama, Eizo (^ ill % H),
Examiner of the Patent
Bureau in the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce ;
b. Dec. 1855; brother' of
Seishiu Hirayama, M. H. P. ;
m. Hisa, 1st d. of Kyu
Sakurai. Edicc. : studied in
Austro-Hungary, 1876 —

1878.' Address:- No. 20
Ichigaya Nakano-machi, U-
shigomeku, Tokyo.

Hirayama, Kambei (¥• lU Wi
M W), President of the Tako
Bank; d. Sept.t, 1845 in
Chiba-ken ; 2nd s. of Kazae-
mon Koshikawa, and adopted
by Toyosaku Hirayama : in.

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Hir

Toshi, adopted d. of ^ichiro
Igarashi. Address : Tako-
machi, Kadori-gun, Chiba-
ken.

Hirayama, Kojiro (^ iB ^
I& 115), One of the highest
taxpayers of Chiba-ken ; b.
May 1866 in Chiba-ken ; ist
s. of Chiuibei Hirayama ; in.
Ai, 2nd d. of Hachii'obei
Sosame. Address : Furushi-
ro-mlira, Kadori-gun, Chiba-
ken.

Hirayama, Masunosuke C¥ |Ji
^'i. Si),, Yahigakuhakusht ;
One of the Examiners of
Pharmaceutics ; decoracted
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : No. 45, 5 chome,
Aoyama, Minamicho, Aka-
saka, Tokyo.

Hirayasaa, matsuji (^ Hi S
^)i Engineer of the Osaka
Hygienic Laboratory. Ad-
dress : Tlie Osaka ■ Hygienic
Laboratory, Osaka.^'

Hirayama, ]?ainisaburo (^ lU
M S fi!5), One of the highest -
taxpayers of Aomori-ken ;
Director of tlie Gosho-gawa-
ra Bank, and the Aomori-
ken Agricultural and In-
dustrial Banlc ; d. Oct. 1 863
in Aomori-ken ; ist s. 01
Svikeroku Hirayama ; m.
Nayo, 4th d. of Sadakichi
Takasugi. Address : Gosho-
gawara-machi, Kitatsugaru-

"Aomon-ken.

Hirayama, Seiji C¥!l!?t^),
Rigahihahtshi^ assfst. prof,
of the college of science,
Tokyo Imp. Univ. Educ:
graduated astronomy at the
college cf science, Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1897. Present
post since his graduation;
engaged in the Saghalien
demarkation work in 1906;
was decorated with the 3rd
order of St. Anna by the
Russian Emperor in 1908;
obtained the degree of Ri-
gakiihakase, by presenting
an astronomical thesis in
1 91 2. Address: 12 Shinryu-
do-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.

Hirayama, Seishin (^ lU J^
fi). Court Councillor ; Mem-
ber of the House of Peers ; '
b. Nov. 1754, in Tokyo ; ist
s. of Shosai Hirayama, a
samurai of Shidzuoka clan ■;
m. Take, 2nd d. of Baron
Kanji Nabeshima. Edtic. :
studied Chinese Classics in
Shohei-ko ; studied French
in the clan school. Was
sent to Vienna as Secretary,
of the Great Exhibition held
there, 1873 ; went over to
France as Secretary of the
International Exhibition of
Paris, and studied law there,
1878 — 1 88 1 ; after serving as
Secretary of the Minister of
Finance, Chief Secretary of
the Privy Council, Judge of

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the Court of Administrative
Litigation, etc., was nominated
Member of the House of
Peers in 1 894. Address :
No. 31, Haramachi, Koishi-
kawaku, ' Tokyo. Tel. : 676
Bancho.

, Hirayama, Shin (^ lU ft),
Rigakuhaktishi (astronomy) ;
Prof of the College of Science
in tiie Tokyo Imperial Univ. ;
b. Sept. I 'i,Syj in Tokyo ; and
s. of Sen . Hirayama ; m.
Ran, 1st d. of Sukeyoshi
Ito, a samurai of Tokyo.
Ediic. : graduated from the
College of Science in the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1 890 ; studied further at the
University Hall ; and . in
^JEngland and Germanyr Was
*pp6lR'te J Pi-of. at his cUma
metier on his return home in
1894. ■■" Address :' No. i,
Nagasakacho, Azabuku,

Tokyo. .

Hu'ayoslii, Yasuiciii (-"P K
% —), ex-President of the Oki-
nawa Joint Stock Bank ; b.
Nov. 1872 in Okinawa-ken ;
1st s. of Yasuyoshi Hira-
yoshi, and adopted by Hoei
Hirayoshi ; m. Kana, 2tid d.
of Koki Hirayoshi. Ad-
dress : Jdzumisaki, Nawa,
Okinawa-ken.

Hirobe, Seibei CI

m s.

?ft

W, Director of the Hirobe
Bank ; of the Owariya Bank,
etc. ; b. Jane 1866 in Tokyo ;
1st s. of Seizaemon Hirobe ;

m. Toku, sister of Kisukc
Hashimoto. Address :, No.
14, 4chome, Honmachi, M-
Honbashi-ku, Tokyo. Tel :
2016 Shiba.

Hirohata, Tadataka CM If
&> il), Marquis ; Acting Pri-
vate Secretarj"- to the Prime
Minister; b. Dec. 1884; ist
s. of Tadatomo Hirohata.
Educ. : graduated , from the
College of Law, Tokyo
Imperial University, 1909.
Address: No, 92, Yoyoki,
Yoyohata-mura, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo.

Hiroi, Isamu C^ f\- W),
Hogakuhakiishi ;. Prof of the
College of Science in the
Tokyo Imperial University ;
b. Sept. 1852; 1st s. of
Zenjyuro Hiroi, a samurai of
Hokkaido ; m. Tsuna, sister
of Jyozen Oi, a samurai oi
Hokkaido. Educ. : graduated '
from the Sapporo Agricultural
College in 1 88 1 ; studied in
Germany. Assistant-Prof of
his alma ' ipater, and then
Pj'of ; Kogakuhakushi, 1899.
Address: No. 17, Ichigaya
Nakano-machi, Ushigomeku,-
Tokyo. Tel. : 2438 Bancho.

Hirokawa, Chohachi (^ ]\\
fi A), Pres. of Sanjo Bank,
Ltd., Dir. of Sanjo Weaving
Co., Ltd., • Aud. of Niigata
Sulphuric Acid Co., Ltd.; b.
1868 in Niigata-prefecture.
Address: Sanjo machi, Niiga- .

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Hi

ta prefecture. '

Hiroap,. Grizo (Jg WMm),
Pres. pi 133rd Bank, Ltd.,
Om'i "Savings Bank, Ltd?,
Dir. of Omi Railway Co.,
Ltdj 4- , 1 863" in the province
of Omi ; >:^2nd s. of Furunori
HiroBO, a - Hikone samurai.
A(^"fr.ess, : Hikone-machi, Shi-
ga-ken. '

Hirookai K'eizo (MM M H),
Director of th^ Kashima
Bank, of the Kashima Savings
Bank ; President of the Daido
Life ■ Insurance . Company ;
In'spector •of the . Sakura
Cement Company ; l>. Feb.
1876; 2nd s. .of Viscount
Suenori , Hitotsuyanagi, and
adopted by Nobugoro Hiro-
oka; m. Kame, ist d. ol his
foster father. £duc. : grad-
uated, from, the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imperial
University, Address: No,
5386, Tennoji Komiyacho,

Minamiku, Osaka, fel. : 785
/., d. iMinami.

Hirose, Juntaro C^- Sf iil -fc
W), Captain; Chief of the
Maiasiira'SarliOTPepartment:
i. i86g. ■ Educ. : graduated
from, the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant-Commander, Oct.
1898; Commander, June,
1904; Captain, Oct. 1909 ;
decorated with the '3rd Order
of the Rising, Sun and the
,2rd Class of Gold'eri Kite.
■" Hirose, Jitsuei CM M K ^),

Director ■■ of ■'the . :Morirn,ui;a"
Bank; 5. Jan. 1844 in Hirq-i
shima-ken ; 2nd s. of Jietnon
Yamawaki, a stiinurai of
Hiroshinla-kfen, and adopted
by Gennosuke Hirose; ,«?.
Tetsu, ist d. of Denhachiro
Hirose., Address: No., 27^
ShimQ-:niDa;ncho, , ■Kojimachi,
'J'okyo. Tel. : i^62, Bancho.

Hirose, Katsuhiko (S^iltJt*"),
Rear- Admiral oti the reserve
since JSfovember, 191 1 ;
b. ,1863. Edtic./: graduated
from the Naval Academy.,
Lieutenant Comrirander, Dec.
1897 ; Commancier, Oct.
1898; Captain, Jan. 1905;
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun arid' the
4th Class - of Golden Kite.
Address : No 8; i ' , chome,
Kagamachi, Ushigomeku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2942 Bancho.

Hirose, Kichiro Q^M^ Wd,
Secretary to the House of
.Representatives. Address:'
No, 27, 2 chome, Ichibeicho,
Azabu, Tokyo.

Hirose, Masanori (J^ ^J jE ^),

Paymaster-Colonel, sectional
chief of the'"" Accountants
Bureau of War; b. 1866 in
Fukuoka - ken. Paymaster-
Lieut., July 1893; Paymaster
Lieut., May 1895; Paymas-
ter-Captain, Nov. 1899; Pay-
master-Major, July . 1904;
Paymaster - Lieut. - Colonel,
Dec. 1908; Paymaster-Co-

mr

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Ibnelj 1911. Decorations'^ Stli
Order of S. T.-, 4th Order
of R. S., 4th class of G. K.-
Address: No. 60 Saka-ttiachi,
Yotsuya, Tokyo. Tel.: 1967
Bancho.

Hitose, Mitsttmasa (jg M %
iE)j Otte of the highest Tax
Payers, Dir. of Kawasaki
ia^e|<yard Co., Ltd., Osaka
Sjiiflfiliig; Co., Ltd , Ehime
AgF. and Ind. Bank, Ltd.;
h: i8g9 in Ehime-prefecture ;

e. s, ©f S,aihei Hirose, a rich
fe.i;(M€r^ thee largest taxpayer
in the prefectiii'e. Address :
YgMiramotetdorij Jvobe. Tel :,■
434 Ad.

Hirose, Seibei (JK ^ ^ :R ft),
One of the highest ta?jp,ayers
of Tokyo ; ^ June, 1869 in
Tokyo; ist .>-. of SsilpeJ
fiE?ro.se ; »f Kiyo., ist d qf
!§,0kiisahuro Hagiwara. Ad-
dress : No. 22, Hommiriato-
Tnachi, Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
jie^. : 2141 Kypbashi.

Hirose, tamesMro (J^ ^ ^
eg g!5), ex-Prof, of the Hiroshl-
iiia Higher Formal School; b.
Aug.. 1865, in Kyotc^; 2nd

f. of Quchi ; m. Hataji, ist
4- of his fqster-father. £duc. :
graduated from the Higher
Normal School in 1889.
Tffaeher of the Kyoto
Normal Sehool, 1889; Erin-
cjpsi of Fukushima Normal
School, i8q8 ; and then

Principal of the Noririal
Schools of Hiroshima and
Kochi. Address : No. 31,
Shimoyanagicho, Hiroshinia-
shi.

Hirotaj Tstikksa i3k H A),
Igakukakmhi ; Prof, of the
College of Medicine in the
Tokyo Imperial Univei<'y
(Prediatrics) ; b. June, 1839;
1st s. of Shirtko Hirota, a
samurai of Hyogo ; ift.
Masu, grand d. of Mosuke
Tasuda, a samurai of Kochi-
ken. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Medicine in
the, Tokyo Irhperial Univer-
sity in i860; studied ia
Germaiiy 1885-^1 88,8. "Ted-
cller of the Kuffiamoto
Medical School, 1889; Igaku-
hakushi and Prof of his alma
mater, 1888. Address: No.
19, 6 chome, litamachi, Kojit
machiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 41
Bancho.

Hirotani, Gf#nji (*- # ti ?S),
Pres. of Hakodate Bank>
Ltd.. Dir. of Hakodate
Steamship Co., Ltd.* Sagha-
lien j'ishiiig Co., Ltd., Mutsu
Steamship Co., Ltd., Kitanli
Co., Ltd., Aud. of 113th
Bank, i-td., fiakoitiate Sav.
Bank, Ltd., Toshlma Mining
Co., Ltd., Hokkaido Cement
Co., Ltd.; b. 1854 in Aoniori-
prefeCture, e. s. of Risuke Hi-
rotani, a samurai. Succeeded
his.^. /. in 1883. AM^ss:

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Hir

Tomiokacho, Hakodate.
. Hiroftmi,:^jsa.huro CM if -'.
H ER), ex-Meini)er«f the-House
of Peers (Representing hrghest-,
taxpayers of Ishikawa^kep) ;
Dealer in Marine Products,
a large shipowner; ^. Nov-.
1854 in Ishikawaken ; 1st s. of
Tsunenobu Hiroumi, zsamurat
of Ishikawa-ken ; m. Saku,
foster mother of Naokichi Wa-
katakc. Decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun
in recognition of his services
during the late war; Ad-
ilrcss : No. 88, Iriokojima,
Higashimachi, N:shiku, Q-
saki. Te/.: $97 Nishi.

Hirosawa, Benji (Jgrf P— >,
ex-Cliief of the 3rd Section of
Chief of the 3rd Section of
the Hor.se Administration
Bureau ; ^. May, 1862, in
Aomori-ken ; m. Tetsu, sister
of Zenzo Tachikawa. Was
ordered to proceed to America
for the inspection of Stock-
farming in 1888. Address:
No. I , Kasumicho, Azabuk-u,
Tokyo.

Hirosawa, Xinjiro C]Sf rS ^
=*: HI5), Count (cr. 1884) ;
Member of the House pi
Peers; l>. July iS.71 : ist s.
of the celebrated Heizo
Hirosawa who ^fter ta|«ing
an active part in the work
of the Restoration was as-
sassinated ; m. Kame-ko, 6th
d. of Viscount Yozo- Yd^xnao.

j^uc: studied in England.
Once was Private Secretary
to, the Premier, 'I.89S j d^-
eorated with the 4th. ■ Order
of the Rising Sun. Address-
No. 28, Zaimokucho, Azabu,
Tokyo. Teh ■: Otsu' , of 1 996
Shiba.
BKrtttnni, Sotar^ CJ*^ ^ i:

SDt Managing Dir. of Kai-
zuka Bank, Ltd., Dir. of
Kishiwada Brick-Manuf. Co.,
Ltd.; &. 1878 in Osaka-Bu.
Succeeded his fathier, 196 1.
Address : Kaizukacho, Osaka-

Fu. ";:^^:. .;,.,,. r;,..;;

Hisamatsn, S.adaIiiro CX ^
'M. 54), Viscount (cr. 1884) ;
Director of the Toa Fire
Insurance Company; <J. Jan.
1857; 1st s. qf Masaharu
Okochi, and adopted by
Sadakatsu Hisamatsu. Edtic. :
studied in Germany, 1874 —
1878. Once served on the
Councillor of the Department
of Home Affairs, Secretary
of a Japanese Legation, Prof,
of the 1st High School, etc.,
and was elected Member of
the House of Peers ; decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. '^Address : No.
86, Shimonegishi, Shitaya,
Tokyo. ; :!>/..• 1040 Shitaya.

Hisamatsu, Sadakoto (.ik ^
& WO, Count, Coloiiel of In-
fantry; Com. of the syd Ee-
giment; b. Sept. 1867 in
^llizuoka-ken ; 2nd jf.. of

>5is-Ho

[ i§6 ]

Kadzuzaine- Matsudaira,. a
samurai of Shidzuoka-ken,
and ,a:dopted by Sada-aki
Hisamatsu ; m. . Sada-ko,
sister of Prince Tadashige
Shimatsu. £4>/t. .•' studied
in France. Sub-Lieutenant
.of Infantry,. 1889; and, by
gradual promotion, eventually
reached his present rank in
;i907 ; decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun.
Address : No. 13, Sagaimachi,
Shiba,, Tokyo, Tel: 1655
Shiba. _ -.

HisMjima, YosMtern CJt S^
;^ M M\ Retired Lieutenaint-
General; b. Sept. 1847 in,
Kagoshima ; ist s. of Kiira
Hishijima, a samurai of
Kagoshima ; m. Yuki-ko,
adopted d. of Yasutada Ina-
gakij a samurai of Aichi-
ken. ■ Siib-Lieutenant, 1870 ;
and, by successive promotion,
was ultimately reached the
rank of Lieutenant-General
in 1906 ; in the Japan China
War was the Commander of
'the Hokoto expedition army
"and then of the" 2nd Brigade
of Infantry which acted as
, Rearguard, and in the Russo-
Japanese War the Commander
of the. .9th Brigade of In-
fantry ;;^ decorated with the
■2nd Order of the Rising Sun
-and the 3rd, Class of the
■GoUQn Kite..' i< Address: No.
QOS.Sendaigaya, Sendagaya-

■W;,

'JJ^achi; Toyotaraa-gun, Tokyo

BetsngJ -HyoKichi (.p-^^
Director and Sub-xMa"-ag^c.
the Yokohama Gpscie Bani
^. the 5th V«. of ?JK^ 4^" f •
of Ansei (1857) in Fukuoka-
prefecture; e. s. of Shinrin
Hetsugi, a samurai / m.Chi-
ka, e.d.oi Iko Juji, of the
-same prefecture] £/«£•..- stud-
ied. English at the Yanaga-
vva English Language School;
then entered the Government
School, attached to the Treas-
ury, and studied Banking and
Economics.fi- Was an official
of the Treasury; Chief of tiie
New York Agency of the Yo-
kohama Specie Bank,, i'882 ;
then Manager of its' Londbii
branch ; present posts siiice
-1889. Address: No.' 1780,
Aokicho, Yokohama. Tel.:
M34- ■ ■" ': ^^-^ . ■:; ■^

Siyama, Sukeynki (® ili K ,
ii). ex-Judge of the Court of
Administrative Litigation ;- b.
July, '1858; 5th J. .of Sei-
-zaimon Kamiyama, a samurai
of Gumma-ken, and adopted
by his uncle JyiSro Hiyama ;
m. Nui, 3rd d. of 'Hyozo
Ida, a samurai of Wakayama-
ken. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law in the
Tokyo Imperial University
1883. Address : "iiio. 92,
Yushima-shinhanacho, Hon-
goku, Tokyo.
' Ho, Hidetaro (^ ?? i: 1?R~»

[ 187]

Hcd-Hii

KvgitM'kakusM:- (Doctor of
Eiig.), Pi'of- of the College
of Eng. of the Tokyo. , Imp:
Univ; Z'^zic.v'th.Q college of
Erig. of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1896. Address:
No. 10 Nishi-kata-machi,
Hongo-ku, Tokyo. ■

Hodziinii, Zimbei Cfi jft -^
^ Tif), Director of the Koma-
gi Bank; Brewer; <5:' Nov.
1851 iii AicM-keri; 1st s. of
Kimbei Hodzumi ; m.Tb,
sister of Yoshijiro Maeda.
Address : Komagi-machi,
Higashi-kksugai-gun, Aichi-

ken.

; Hojb,;Tokiyuki (,A\. % B^ Ik),

•Principal ' of the Hiroshima
'Higlier -Normal School;" b.
Mar.' .1859 ; 2rid ■^.of Josuke
Hojo, 71 samurai of Ishika wa-
ken; V«. Masaki, ist d. of
Junshin Kondo, a samurai oi
Ishikawa-ken. ' Edtic. .• grad-
uated from the College of
Science in the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1885 ;
studied in the University
Hall. Prof, of the 4th High
School, 1885 ; Prof of the
1st High School, 1891 ; Prof,
of the Yamagiichi High
School, 1894; Principal of the
same school, 1896; Principal
of the 4th High School,
1898 ; present post, 1902 ;
decorated with 3rd Oi'der of
Merit.- Addiyss':. No. 2ig,
9 chbfne,; ©temachi, Hiro-

sliima-shi.

Hojo, . TJjiyasu (4h 1^ ^ #j,
Viscount, Chamberlain, Coni
Councillor; b. Aug, 1845:;
7th- J. of Masahifa Hotta,,
and adopted by Shi-in Hq-
jo; Governor of Sayama
clan, 1869; present post
since 1871 ; decorated with
3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: No., 39, ShimOnibaq-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
TeL: , 1441 Bancho.

Homma, ChiyokieM i%Wi ^
-f^ .^), ex-Mem. of the House
of Peers Representing the
highest taxpayers of Gumma-
ken ; Diirector of the Jyorno
Savings rBank ; Inspector of
the Isezaki Bank; b. Ded
•1856-; 2nd s. of Chigoro
Homma ; m. Rin, ist 5. of
Shimpei-. Fujii. , Address':
Akabori-mura, Sanami-gun,
Gumma-ken.

Hpmma, Kinnosuke (*. feT #
;?.!!), 'M., H. P., highest
taxpayer. of Akita-ken.;
Managing Director of the
48th Bank. b. Mar. 1845 in
Akita-ken ; 3rd s. of Saburo-
bei Yanianouchi,. and adopted
by Kinnosuke Homnm. Ad-
dress : Omachi, Akita-shi. .

Honda, Chiyoo C* ^ =p jt 4i),
Prof of the Mercantile
Marine School ; b. Jan.
1 86 1, in Tokyo; 2nd s. of
Seicho Honda ;, m. Yoshi,
I St d. of Insai Eawai. Educ.^ -

9^

[ i88 ]

studied the art of Navigation
ftf Eiigtartd By goveriiiiient
©lifeV f 890^4 SgftV AiSisMJit-
TM. of the ToKVd Mcr-
cApttlt Mai-iiie Sch&dl, 18^3 ;
Trdi'. of the sattlfe school,
1896.; Address i ■'Ho. ■ 2%
SuwacHo, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
HoMa*^ J5»ku (* f^ ftp 5^),
Ringakuhakushi ' (fot-estry) ;
Prof of the: Cdllege of
Agriculture ifi tfe Toikyo
Imperial University ; b. Jiil)',
1 866; brother of Kingo
OriTiara, a samurai of Sai-
tama-ken, aiid adopted by
Shin Honda; M^ Sen, ist d.
<^f his foster-father. EdUc. :
graduated from the College
c*f Agriculture in the Tokyo
imperial University, 1 8^ ;
studied; in Rluricheh ttniver-
'si^, iSSp— 189.1. Assistant-
V'fof: of the Gollege of
Agriculture in the Tokyo
Irripei'ial tlniv./ 18^1; Rin-
gakuhakii'shi, 1899 ; Prof, of
the College of Agriculture,
1900 ; decorated with 4th
Order of Merit. He iS a
famous scholar of Dendrology.
Publications : Forestry ; on the
Japanese forest-zone ; etc.
Jiddress : Officicial House,
College of Agr. in The Tokyo
imp. Uiiiv.j KarhimegUfdr,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo.

Sdnda, Jiijirb (M:^'M^ S!?),

-.^^#'*%#'j:.,,J&9f- - 3i, the
CJkayama'SieBical College.

Address : PliaffltiakolGgishes
Institut der Uiiiversitaij
Strassbufg I/e-

Honda, Kostilje C^ # ^ |p>,
Nd^JcakakiiShi; Chief of ihp
Iiidtxstrial Mo^el Office of
the Ohoseri Gp:v:ernipenl-(^e-
neral ; b. Jps . 1 864; 2^4
s. of Morihide Naniura, a
samurai of Kagpshima-ken;
and adapted Nakajiro Hpnda ;
7fi. Tei, 4th d. pf Chikayoshi
Ishihara, a s,anmrai of Tokyo.
Edric. : graduated from the
Komaba Agricultural College
in 1886; studied in Germany
and Beigiliin, 1891—185(5.
Eiitdred the Department of
Agricultuie and Commerce,
1886; Prpf of the Tokyo
Agricultural and Dendrolo-
gical School, 1889 • Assistant-
Prof of the College of
Agriculture iti the Tokyo
Imperial U^iv., iSpQ;- and
then it's Prof., 1896, and
holds the Chair of the science
of Zoptechny Nagakiijiaknshi,
1 899 ; decorated with 4th
Order of Merit. Address :
Suigen, Keilddp, Kprea.

fioiidaj Kumatsiro C* # M :*:
ff), Consul^Ggiieral at. Harbin
since Apcii 1912; &. Dec. 1874,
in 'WaltayaBia-ken; ist s. of
tJhfei Honda; m. Eiki, sister of
Kisaku Mine, asamwra* pf Tp-
Ityo. Passed the Examinatipix
for- Chancellor pf the Foreign
ken ; rst s. of Uhd Honda ;

[ »:89.]

Km

in. Riki, sister Of Kisaku
Mino, a samurai of T^kyo.
Passed the Examination for
Ghancellor of the Foreign
Office, 1894; Chancellor of
Consulate, 1895 5 passed the
Examination for the Con-
isular and Diploniatic service,
1898 ; Diplomatic Proba-
tioner; 1898; after serving
as Private Secretary to the
Foreign Minister, 2rid Secre-
tary of the Japanese Lega-
tibn at Peking, 2hd Secretary
of the Japanese Embassy in
lionaoiij First Seeretaiy of the
Japanese Legation a,t Peking,
was transferred to the pre-
sent post in 191 2. ^ddf'ess:
Japanese Consulate-General,
Harhin,

Honda, Masazane C:^ # iS iil%
Baron, ist grade of 5th
Rank, 4th Order of Merit,
of the cordon of the Rising
Sun, M. H. P., President of
the Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank, Ltd., manufacturer
of " Habutaye " silk for
export, dairyman; d. Kana-
zawa, 3ist Oct., 1864; s. of
the late Masachika Honda
(Harima-no-kami) ; in. Shina,
e. d. of the late Sajima
Araki, 1882. Educ: the
Clan School of Marquis
Mayeda, 1875— 1890 ;- Ishin-
kan established by himself;
learned English, mathematics,
Cliinese da.<;sfe and Zen-

•sect literature in Tokyo and
Osaka. Hoijorarv Member of
the Agricultm^al Institute of
the Ishikawa Prefecture ;
Councillor to Mayeda fanijly
household ; adviser to the
Ishikawa Branch of the J,apan
Red Gross Society ; councillor
to the Loyalty Manifesting
Society ; member of the
Construction Committee of
the Imperial Volunteer Fleet ;
Special Member of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce ;
Executive Member of the
Japan Chivaliy Society ;
President of the Kanazawa
Merchant's Asssociation ; Ge-
neral Committe of the Rikken
Seiyu Kwai (political party) ;
President of the Ishikawa
Branch of the Goni Industrial
association ; President of the
Kinjo Society of Alurnni ; Pre-
sident of the Ishikawa , Pro^
ducts Exposition ; Director oi
the Nanao Railway Co., Ltd. ;
chairman of the Promoting
Committee, Japan Hardened
Porcelain Co., Ltd. Recrea-
tions : " Yokyoku " (a school
of Japanese classical so ngs) ;
wrestling ; and riding. Ad-
dress : No. I, Teramachi
Yotsuyaku. Tokyo. Chibs :
Saiwai — ; Doki — ; Mokuyo
Kwai. Td. : 2952 Bancho.

Honda, Miehidzumi C/i« # »t
^), Lieut. Gbnei-al;_. Gliiei of
the War-PIorse Recruiting

Hoa

.L 190. J

Dep't;, -Jb. June. .1866
in Tokyo ^" m. Hana, ist d.
of Yasuke Konaka. Educ:
studied in the Military
Academy. Siib-Lieutenant of
Cavalry, 1 882 ; Lieutenant,
1885 .; Captain, 1889 ; Major,
1894; Lieutenant-Colonel,
1898 ■;■■ ' Coldnel. iQoi ;
Major-Generai, 1905 ; deco-
rated with ' 2nd Order of
Merit and 4th Class of
Golden Kite in reward for
his services during the Russo-
Japanese . War. '■ Address :
4 chome, Aoyaniaiminamicho.
Akasaka-ku, jTokyo. Tel.
•3644 Shiba.

- Honda, Nishio C?K #^ ® 1^),
One of the highest taxpayers
of Nagasakir'ken ; b. June,
1 847 in . Nagasaki-ken ; i st
s. of Suiso Honda, a samurai
of ' Nagasaki-ken. Address:
Kohama-mura, Minami-taka-
ki-gun. Nagasaki-ken.
■ Honda, Seiichi C* # jst — ),
Editor of Chikyu: (a monthly
magazine of finance); 6. 1 870 in"
the province EchiJ;ten.' Educ:
graduated from Political
Division, Law College,
Tokyo Imp. Uniy^, 1893.
Prof of Political School at
Doshisha, 1893 — 1895 ; Prin-
cipal of Ecomical Dep't. of the
Osaka' Asaki,: i805: — 1903 ;
went abroad ; eritered Tokyo
Mic'hi-Nichi, 1904. Address:
5- chome, Minami-machi, A6

yama, r Tokyo. • 7r/..*'29G8
Shibia. ■ : ;

Honda, Tadaatsu C?^ ^% ^),
Viscount (or. i'884) j Member
of the House of Peers ; ex-
Lord of Okazaki clan, Mi-
kawa - Province ; b. ' Mar.
1863 in Mikawa Province;
1st s. of^Tadatane Honda,
and adopted by Tadanao
Honda ; m, Yoshiko, aunt
of Count Yukimasa Sanada.
Is the descendant of the
famous warrior Tadakadzu
Honda ; pnce was Master
of Ceremonies ; decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No,
4, Komagome Myogizaka-
shita, Sugamo-machi, Kita-
tpshima-gun, Tokyo.. 'Tel::.
1464 Shitaya.

Hoiida, Tadao C?^ ^ ,f, ^y,
2nd G. of 4th R., 3rd O.
M., 4th Cla.'is of Exploit of
the Golden Kite, Igakuhaku-
shi (Doctor of Medicine),
: Siii-geon-GerieM' df the Navy,
-Presidgiit' of the^ Naval Me-
dical College ; <5..Utsunomiya
Shimozuke, 22nd July, 1858;
s. of Nagamori Honda, a
samurai (subject) to the
Toda Clan ; m. a daughter
of a Mr. Torinomi, 1884,-
and after her death, married
Haruka,^ .sister.- im- lasK. . of
Lieutenant-Colonel Matsuda,
1906, Educ: Entered The
Gaikoku Gogakkb (foreign

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Hon

language college), 1874;
the Medical College of the
Imperial University, 1878';
completed the course and
was granted the degree of
Igakushi, 1884. On gradua-
tion, was appointed President
of the Kochi Medical College
and President of the Kochi
Municipal Hospital, 1884;
Surgeon of the Navy, 1888.
Publications : several original
essays . on surgical topics.
Address : , 24 . Hirakawacho-
Gochome, Xojinlachi, Tokyo.
Tel. : 424 Bancho.

Hondo, Tsnnejiro C'^^ ^ ®

^ BI5), "Jgakuliakushi-; Surge-
on Colonel ; President of
the jst Tokyo Garrison and
Prof., of the Army Surgeon
school; I. 1861 in Tokyo.
Surgeon Sub - Lieutenant,
1892 ;— Lieutenant, 1894; —
Captain, ' 1 897 • — Major,
1902;: — Lieutenant Colonel,
1905; present post since
Nov. 1908 ; Surgeon Colonel,
1908 ; decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun
and the 4th Class of Golden
^\^. Address: Hayabusa-cho,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

Hongb, Fusataro Of. M W jSc
W), Lieut. -General ; Chief of
the Department of the Ins-
pector - general of Military-
Education- ; . b. Jan . 1 860 in
Sasayama, Province of Tanba;
1st J. of Kwannosuke Hongo,

a samurai of Sasayama' clan ;
m. Kimi, ist d. of Yoshikuni
Yamanouchi, a samurai of
Hyogo-ken. Educ. : graduat-
ed from 'the Military Aca-
dency, 1879. Sub-Lieutenant
of Infantry, 1879; Lieu-
tenant,- 1875 ; Captain, 1891;
Major, - 1895 ;. Lieutenant
Colonel,, 1899; Colonel,
1902 ; Major-General,- 1905 ',
took part in^ both Japan
China War and Rnsso-Japan-
ese War; was promoted to Li-
eutenant General April, 19 12.
Decreation : .^decorated , with
3rd Class Of; Golden Kite
and 2nd 'Drder of Rising
Sun as war reward. Ad-
dress : No. 8, Itchome, Ao-
yama-Kitamachi, Akasaka^
Tokyo. TeZ. .-2966 Shilba. 182

Honjyoi BEototaro (;^ ^,#
:k IP), Colonel of infantry,
chief of the reward section
of the bureau of personnel
of the War Office; i>. 1870
in Tokyo.. Sub-Lieut., March
1894; Lieut., March 1895;
Captain, March 1900; Major,
Sept. 1904; Ijeut.-Colpnel,
Dec. 1908; Col., Dec. 1912.
Decorations: 5th Order of S.
T., 4th Order of R.S., 4tli
Class of, G.. "K^ :Addre.s's-i the
Dep't of War. ^ . . . '

Sbnso, Hisanao XM ff S ,S)>
Viscount (cr. 1884); Mem-,
bef of the House • of Peers,;
Director of the Tokwa Bank,

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and\jtl)e Japsp Tr_iJ;st (3pm-
jpany ; ex-Lord of Tal^^tomi,
Mirio Province ; &. Jtily^ 1855;
lOth ?. , of. CJydfiin fjosokawa,
and adopted by Micjiiyoshi
Honso: Otlce w^^ a judge
and Public Proeurator ; de-
corated voXh. the 4th Order
of the Rising Siin. Address :
Mo.. I, ichome; Nishiogawa-
clit5, K.anda-lfu, Tokyo. Tel,:
33|77 Honkycliu.

Hoaso, l[nne^yos]ii C;*; ^ ^
P5, Viscount ; Member of
the House of Peers ; ex-
X«rd of Miyatsu, Tango

■province; d. Feb. 1867 in
Tango province > 5. of Mu-
netake Honso, Viscount ;
decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun. Addrgss :

, No. 9, Ichigayai Kawada-
jiiacKi, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel. :. 1986 B^ncho.

ffori, Ei-ieM m ^ -),
public Prpcuratoi- of the
'Tiokyo District Court ;
Colinciilor of the Depart-
rnent of Justice; b. July,
1866; brother of Shin-ichi
iCigawa, a samurai of Yama-
gUchi-ken, and adopted by
Shingoro Hori; m. Hatsuyo,
•J St d. of Shidzuhiko Oka-
knjira, ^. samiirai of Yamagu-
ciii-keh. kdtic.:: graduated
from the College of Law in
the Tokyo imperial Univer-
sity, in 1893. Judge, 1896,
i4ter serving as Judge or

CWjef Ju^ge in. ;seveial Dis-
triet.. Cpijrtsi was appointM
tp tjie .present post. Adr
dress; Np. 51 Fujijiii-cko,
Koiimaehiku Tpkyo. *

I^Ori, psuke C^ ^M), A
millipnaire of- Kanagawa-
ken; b. July, j88i in Kana-
gawa-ken ; ist .f,. of Eisuke
Hori. Address: No. 2 % 3
Cheme, Hanabus'a-cho, Yo-
kohama., Trcl,,: .975.

%ov\, EtspiQJyo <M^:^ Eg),
Proi. of the ist High School;
b. Nov. iZ^z; iBts. of Ei-
noshin. Hpri, a . scfmvrai of
Aichi-ken; m. Gin, 1st d. of
liro Matsu-.mura, a samurai
of Shiga-ken. .Educ. : gra-
duated froni the College of
Science in the Tokyo Im-
perial -University ; studied in
England and Germany, and
returned home 1896. Presi-
deSr o%the Hygienic La-
boratory, 1 890 Address : No .
16 Konja^gome Akebonp-cho,
Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.: 1206

Shitaya.

Hdft, Kakutaro (M^jjz I|5),

Kegakuhakushi, Professor of

the Kyoto Imp. Univ. ; b.

1 876, in Kambe machi, Ka-

>vage-guii, Miye-ken; 5. of

Kijiiro Herj. "^ Educ. ; gra-

dj-iated from the College of

fingineering of the Tokyo

Imperial Univ., igor. Was

apppinted assistant prof^sser,

df the Tokyo Imp- Univ.;

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Hor

sent abroad for study ' by
the South Manchurian Rail-
way Co., 1907, returned from
abroad and was appointed
preseiit position, 19 10. Recrc-
aiions: trnXhemaXxcaX study.
Address: No. 27, Nakaoji,
Yoshida-machi, Kyoto.

Hori, Keijiro (« ^ ^ 515),
Vice-Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Osaka
Shosen Kwaisha (Osaka Mer-
cantile Marine Co.), Ltd. ; b.
the 1st m. of the 3rd y. of
Kei.6 (1867) in Kanazawa,
Ishikawa-prefecture ; e, s. of
Gohei Hori, a samurai. Educ:
graduated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1893. Member of the Osaka
Russian Petroleum Co., 18-
93 — 1895 ; entered the .service
of the Osaka Shosen Kwaisha,
Ltd., Dec. 1895, serving suc-
cessively as Manager in its
branches at Chemulpo, Kobe,
Shanghai and Hankow, 1896
— 1907 ; Chief of the Traffic
Section and of the Exami-
nation Section in addition,
Feb. 1907 ; Director and
Manager, July the same year;
present post since Jan. 191 1.
Address: No. 39, 4chome,
Edoborikitadori, Nishiku, O-
saka. Tel.: 250 Nishi.

Hori, Manao '^M^^ % it).
Dr., Igaltulialcushij .Snrgeou-
Colo^j Pre. of the Army
Sui'gedn' school; h. Nor.

i860 ; 2nd s. of Buriimei

Hori, a samurai of Saga-ken-;

in. Hisatsuchi, 2nd d. of Sa-

dataka Iwamura, a samurai

of Saga-ken. _ Address : No:

3 Hikawa-cho, Akasaka, Tp-

kyo. Tel: 150S Shimba-

shi.

Hori, Shummei Cli ^ M),

Assistant- Major of Kanaga-
wa ; b. Dec. 1870 ; 2nd s. oi
Gonbei Nagaucht, a samurai
of I.fhikawa-ken, and adopted
by Katsuroku Hori ; m. Yo-
shi, sister of Kiyoshi KurnaT,
■moto, a tamurai of Kagoshi-
ma-ken. Address: No. 37,
Naka-cho, Jyusangen-machi,
Kanazawashi.

Hori, Shinji C« -^ ^\
Commissioner of Kanagawa-
ken ; b. Jan. 1864; 2nd .y. of
Tsiisho Hori, a samurai of
Toyama-ken. Educ. : gra-
duated from the College of
Law in the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1893. After ser-
ving as Councillor or Com-
missioner of severa 1 Pi-efectures
and Departments, was ap-
pointed to the present post
in 1909. Address : Official
House, No. 13, ichome, Ise-
machi, Yokohama. Tel.: 122=;.

Hori, Shotaro CI® jE ^ 115),
Engineer of the Experimental
Farm; b. Oct. 1865; ist s.
of Eizo Hori, a samurai of
Shimane-ken; m. Hoei, foster-
mother of Wakayama-ken.

Hox

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Educ. : graduated from the
College of Science in the -To-
kyo Imperial University. -Pre-
sent post, 1893. Address:
No. 320, Komagorne Myo-
gisakashita, Sugamo-machi,
Kitatoshima -gun, Tokyo.

Hori, Tei <® ^), ex-Pri .
Secretary of the Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce ;
b. Sept. 1872 ; 2nd s. of Tora
Hori, a samurai of Fukuoka ;
m. Kane, ist d. of Baron
Kanetake Oura. Edvc. :
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Im-
perial Univ., in 1898. Entered,
the Sumitomo Bank. 1898 ;
made an inspection *tpur. of
Europe and America by the
order of the proprietors of
the Bank, Mar. 1900 — Nov.
1900.; Private Secretary of
the Minister of Communica-
tions, 1906; resigned the post,
191 1. Jddress : No. 28, Ko-
gai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.
Tel .- 604 Shiba.

Hori, Tojuro CIB 1^ + IP),
One of the highest taxpayes
of Shimane-ken ; d. June,
1853 ii^ Shimane-ken ; 1st s.
of Bansei Hori, a samurai of
Shimane-ken; m. Moto, ist
d. of Chikamoto Shishiko, a
■samurai of Yamaguchi-ken.
Address : Hataseko-mura,
Katari-gun, Shimane-ken.

Hori, Toyohiko m fi it),
Director of the Tatsuno Fle-

cti'ic Railway Company, tne
Tatsuno Soy Company, and
of the Aboshi Bank, etc;
/;. Oct. 1862 in Hyogo-ken ;
brother of Kenjiro Hori ; in.
Kaku', 1st ^. of Bunjiro Ya-
manioto. Member of the
House of Representatives,
1898 — 1902. Address: Ota-
ku-mura, Ibo-gun, Hyogo-
ken.

Horibe, Hikojiro (IS SB ;^ ^
W), Director of the Uwaji-
ma Transportation Company,
of the Uwajima Savings
Bank; Inspector of the Uwa-
jima Bank; b. Mar. 1865 in
Ehime-ken ; 2nd s. of Nao-
saku Horibe; m. Tatsu,
foster, d. of Sanzo Nakahira.
Address : Kuru-mura ; Ki-
ta-uwagun, Ehime-ken.

Horiehi, Yatoro C« ifi iS i:
M©, Prof of the Naval
College. ^Address: No. 37,
Hayabu.sa-cho, Kqjimachi,
Tokyo.

Horie, KiicM (ii jl S — ),
Prof. cf the Keio-gijuku
University; b. 1877 in Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Keio-gijuku University, 1 896 ;
studied in Europe and Ame-
ica being sent by his alma
rnhieV' He is well-known as an
economist. ^ Pttblications : On
Banking; On Coins; Inter-
national Commercial Policy ;
etc. Address: No. i. Mita-
tsuna-machi, Shiba, Tokyo.

t 195 3

Hor

Hori, Teiufusa (M ^ M)>
Captain, attached to the
Yokosuk'a Naval Station; i.
1869. Edi/c. graduated from
the Naval Academy. Lieut.-
Commnader, Jan. '" 1901;
Commander, Jan. 1905; Cap-
tain, 191 2. Captain of the
armored Cruiser "Takao" and
"Suma"; then appointed to
present post, Dec. 19 12. De-
corations: 3rd Order of R.
S., 4th Order of S. T., 4th
Class of Golden Kite.

Hori, Tohru (|i ji), Manag-
ing Director of the Nippon
Yusen Kwaisha; b. the 3rd
m. of the 1st y. of Manyen
(i860) in Ishikawa-ken; s.
of Hiroshi Hori; widower.
Educ: graduated from the
former Tokyo University.
Entered the Nippon Yusen
Kzuaiska when it was found-
ed m 1886 and promoted to
the present post in 191 1.
Address: No. 56, Shimotaka-
ragi prefecture, March 1908;
secretary andOcounsellor of
the Home Dep't, July 1910.
Recreations: billiard, go play-
ing. Address: 'No. i Mita-
tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2556 Shiba.

Horilsawa, Kozan (M )'l ^
ID), potter; b. .1856 at Shi-
-modzuma, HidachJInprovince.
Studied painting of "Korm
school: after struggling with
many difficulties invented a

new kind of raktiyaki
(pocelain covered with minute
cracks); it is quite hovel in
design and colour; became a
member of committee of the
Tokyo Engraver Society and
member ..of the Art Asso.
and special member of the
Dainihon Art Asso.; lecturer
of Yakushikai at a porcelain
studying institution, March,
1903; often has - honour of
))racticing the art before Her
M. the Empress, H. I. H.
. Crown Prince and other
members of the Imperial fa-
mily; during the Anglo-Ja-
panese exhibition stayed in
England to practice the art
before the visitors and \Vas
admired by H. M. the king
of England, the Swedish.
Crown Prince and Prince
Arthur Connaught, 1910; has

honour to pratice before Prince
A. Connought and admired

by him at Prince Fushimi's
mansion, Sept. 1912. He is
manufacturing pottery and
exporting abroad; established
branch at Meiji-machi, Seci!,
:i-6=;en. March 1012 and
branch factory in Terajima-
mura, near Tokyo, July,
1912; the picture drawn by
him and " Gyokushii Kawa-
bata in a large ceiling of
Mitsui is very notable. Ad-
dress: 39 Uyenosakuragi-cho,
Shitaya-ku, Tokyo. Tel.;
5 15 1 Shitaya.

Hot

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Horikawa, Morimaro (M M
M fMj,- Viscounty member of
the House of Peers ; d. Aug.
1873; 5th s. of Yasutaka
Horikawa, and brother of
Marquis Chi»:a- ei K.w'azan-in ;
m. Tsune-ko, foster grand
aunt of Marquis Sadamasa
Iketa. -Address: No. 45,
Shirisaka-mac.hi, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo. Tel. ■ 3373 SKimbashi.

Horikiri, Monjiro CM W ^
^ 115), One of the highest tax-
payers of Chiba-ken ; 6. Oct.
1 87 1 in Chiba-ken; ist .y. of
Monjiro Horikiri; m. Asa,
1st d. of Bun Takanashi. Ad-
dress : Nagareyawa-niachi.
Higashi - Kadzushika - gun,
Chiba-Ken.

Horikoshi, Kakujiro (M IS
^ ^ IR), Dry-goods dea-
ler; i. Jan. 1885 in To-
kyo ; 4th s. of Kakujir5 Hori-
koshi. Address _: No. 14
Hadago-cho, Nihombashi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 336 Naniwa.

Horinoilcli!, Bunjiro CI® ;::::
ft 5: ^ M), Major-Genera]
Commander of the,' 23rd'"
Brigade of In/antry; I>.
1864 in Nagano-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, 1885 ;
Lieutenant, 1889; Captain,
1894; Major, 1900; Lieu-
tenant Colonel, 1904 ; Colo-
nel, 1907 ; decorated with
the . 3rd Order of , the
Rising . Sun and the
3rd Class of Golden Kite.

Address: Headquarter of the
_Brigade, Nagasaki-ken.,

Horio, Seiko (ifg M "t *\
Colonel of Infantry; Com-
mander of the /til Regimentr
of Infantry; ir. 1868 in
Hyogo, Sub-Lieut., July
1889; Lieut., Nov. 1892;
Captain, May, 1897; Major,
March 1903; Lieut. Colonel,
Oct. 1 90s; Colonel, Oct.
1910. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Class of Golden •
Kite. Address: Kanazawa,
Ishikawa-ken.

Horiiichi, Chouemon CIS 1%
m-^-JS. P'3), Director of the
Seibi Bank, and of the Osaka
Bank, etc. ; b. Dec. 1 865 in
Hiroshima-ken ; i st i'.. of
Chouemon Horiuchi ; m.
Yuki, 1st d. of Kurobei Kane-
yuki. Address: Sedotamachi,
Toyoda-gun, Hiroshima-ken.

Horiuchi, Hanzabnro (M H
s^ =. m. Director of the In-
dustrial Bank, the Harada
Paper-mill Company, the Fuji-
Railway Company, the Yo-
shihara Bank, and of the Fuji-
Electric Company ; b. Feb.
1852 in Shidzuoka-ken ; 2nd'
y. of Tomoo Horiuchi ; m.
Kame, 1st d. of Gihachi Taka-
hashi. Address : Yoshihara-
machi, Fuji-gun, Shidzuoka--.
ken.

Horiuclii, Hidetaro CIS ft %
X W\ 2nd G. of 5th R., 5th.

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Hor

O. M., Commissioner of Osaka-
Prefectare since 1 9 1 2; 5. Kana-
zawa, Kaga, nth Oct., 1873 ;
in. Shigeyo, d. of Tokusabu-
ro Yamamoto, Aug., 1902.
-Educ. : graduated from the
Law College, Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo. Commis-
sioner of the Temporary
■Quarantine Bureau of the
Dept. of the Interior ; pro-
fessor at the Police and
Prison College ; Councillor
to the Dept^- of the Interior ;
-Councillor to the Kanazawa
Prefecture ; Commissioner
to the Kanazawa Prefecture ;
-C]!ommissioner to the Toku-
shima Prefecture. Address :
2chome, Dojima. Hama-dori,
Kita-ku, Osaka. T&l.: 259.
HoriucM, Kenkichi CIS ft ^

^), Doctor; b. Oct. 1870 in
Osaka-fu ; 1st s. of Toshikuni
^Horiuchi, a samurai of
Osaka ; in. Naoe, sister of
Kohachiro M5ji. Address:
-No. II, 3 chome, Imabashi,
Higashi-ku, Osaka. Tel. :
1 96 1 Honkyoku.

Horiuchi, Saburo CI® ft H I|5),
Captain ; Prof of the Naval
'"Cofrege'p Officer of the First
Section of the Department
of Naval Education ; decorat-
ed with the 4th Order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : No; 1339, Araishiku,
Jriaraimura, Ebara-gun, To-

kyo.

Horiya. Saiiro ^fflS ^ 'fe ^
IP), ex-Member of the Ho ire
of Eepresentatives; Inspector
of the Yokohama Indilstrial
Bank, the Japan Safe Oil
Company, and> of the Yoko-
hama Industrial Savings
Bank ; b. Oct. 1 862 in Shina-
no province ; 2nAs. ofTetsuji
Kishida, a samurai of Sanada
Clan, and adopted by Naoji
Horiya. Educ. : studied in
the Tokyo Commercial School
and in Waseda Middle School. -
Once was Member and then
Councillor of the Kanagawa
Prefetural Assembly. Ad-
dress : No. 4, ichome,_Ho-
raicho, Yokohama. Tel. : 764.

Hoshi, Hajime CM —5,
M. A., ex-M. H. K., Publisher;
b. 1873 in Fukushima-prefec-
ture. Educ. : graduated from
Columbia Univ., 190 1. Be-
came journalist, was editor
of Japan and America, a
magazin which he founded
and edited at New York ;
Delegate to International
Journalist Conference at Paris
1900 ; elecled M. H. R., for
his native province, 1908 ;
lie manufactures of Termitol
and Wood Preservative at
Osaki, Tokyo. Publication:
" Hand-book of Japan "
"Shin-hochi" (monthly maga-
zine). Clubs: Kojunsha. Ad-
dress : Kitashinagawa-machi, ■

Hos

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Tokyo. Tel. :■ 67 1 Shiba.

Hoshi, Kikuta Cfi. M ;fc),
2nd Grade of 6th Bank.
President of the Hokkaido
Normal School ; b. Iwashiro,
5th May; s. of Zen.shichi
Hoshi ; m. Shizuko, e. d. of
T. Imai, Secretaiy of the
Fukushima Prefecture, 1896.
Edtic. : graduated from the
Fukushima Normal School,
1 89 1 ; the . Tokyo Higher
Normal School, 1895. In-
structor at the normal schools
of Fukushima, Iwate and
Saitama,- Prefectures ; Princi-
pal of the Miye, Okayama and
Hokkaido Normal Schools ;
Professor of the Tokyo
Academy of Music. . Publica-
tions: a volume on pedago-
gics and a text-book on
physics for girls. Address:
Hokkaido Normal School.
Clubs : Educational Kodo
Kwai. .

Hoshi, TorakicM C-f^ig it; g),
Prof of the ist High School ;
b. Jan. 1858 ; ist j. of Senpu
Hoshi, a samurai of Tokyo ;
m. Masa, ist d. of Rihei
Kawakami. Edzic. : studied
German in the Kaisei Gakko
(a government School). Pre-
sent post since 1892. Ad-
dress: No. 55, Miyashita-cho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Hoshina, Koichi C# W ^ -).
Prof of the Tokyo Higlier
Normal School ; Assistant-

Prof of the College of Litera-
ture in the Tokyo Imperial
University; b. Sept. 1872;
1st s. of Chujiro Hoshina, a
samurai of Yamagata-ken ;
m. 'Misao, 2nd d. of Nobu-
kichi Miyajima. Educ. : gra-
duated from the College of
Literature in the Tokyo
Imperial Univ., 1890;

studied in the University
Hall. Present post, 1902.
He is a well known linguist.
Publications: .Philology; etc.
Address: No. 36, Dote-sam-
bancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Hoshino, Hisashi CM IF 11),
Btmgakuhakushi ; Prof of the
College of Litei-ature in the
Tokyo Imperial UniveVsity ;
Member of the Imperial
Academy; b. July, 1839, in
Niigata-ken ; ist j. of Yoshi-
nosuke Hoshino ; m. Kishi,
1st d. of Kambei Shimozuke,
a samurai of Niigata-ken.
Educ. : studied Chinese Clas-
-sics under the famous Toin
Shionoya. Prof of the College
of Literature in the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1888, lec-
turing on Chinese history,
history of Chinese philosophy
and Chinese literature.
Buugahuhakushi, 1891; grant-
ed 2nd Order of Merit. Pub-
lications : An Epitome of
Japanese History ; Essays on
Japanese History ; etc. Ad-
dress : No. 51, Omotemachi^

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Hos

Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Hoshino, Kingo (s. if # ^),
Majpr-Creijeral; attache to
tlie GeneraPSlaFf Office since
1912; b. Nov. 1863; 3rd s.
of Nanju Sugihashi, a samu-
7'ai of Niigata, and adopted
by a certain Hoshino. Ediic. :
graduated from the Military
University in 1887. Sub-
Lieutenant of Artillery, 1882;
Lieutenant, 1886; Captain,
1890; Major, 1894; Lieu-
tenant Colonel, 1899; Colonel,
1902 ; Major-General, 1907 ;.
decorated with 3rd Order of
Merit and 3rd Class of Gol-
den Kite; was Chief Staff on
the Military Dep't of the Kwa-
ntong Government till 19 12.
Address : General Staff Office,
Tokyo.

Hoshino, Shozaburo CM. Sf
■E - SP),*,,Qobge^l£,,Sag|nee-
ring pirice ^'1912; Sectional
Chief of the General Staff
Office; b. 1861 in Niigata-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant of Engi-
neering, 1 892 Captain, 1 897 ;
Major, 1904 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel, 1908 ; decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun and 4th Class of
Golden Kite. Address : The
1 8th Battalion of Engineer-
ings, Kurume.

Hoshino, Seki CM If ^x
M. H. E., president of the

Tokj'o Printing Company ;
Director ^of the Japanese
Sugar-Manufacturing Coiii-
l)any, and of the Oriental
Oil Company, etc. ; d. Dec.
1854 in Tokyo; ist s. of
Kanhachi
Hoshino,
a SMnurai
of Tokyo;
m. Sayo,
2nd d: of
Koso U-
rano, a
samurai
ofTokyo.
Edti. c . :
has stud-
ied Chinese Classics. Made an
inspection tour in America.
Address: No. 14, 2 chome,
Hama-cho, Nihombashi,- To-
kyo. Tel. : 383 Naniwa.

Hoshino, Yukinori (fi if ff
I'i). Inspector of the Daido
Life Insurance Company, Di-
rector of the Kashima Bank; .
d. Aug. 1 87 1 in Nagasaki-
ken ; 2nd s. of Yukiyoshi
Hoshino, a samurai of Shima-
bara clan, Hizen ; m^ Masu,
2nd d. of Gensoku Ooka, a
samurai of Nagasaki-ken.
Educ. : studied in America.
Address: 2rid of No. 1915,
Tennoji-hide-in-machi, Mina-
miku, Osaka. Tel. : 855 '
/. d. Minami.

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Hosoi, Eizabtiro CM * ^ H
IP). Director of the Central
Commercial Bank ; 6. Dec.
1863 in Gumma-ken ; 3rd s.
of Yohei Kadokura, . and
adopted by Masataka Hosoi;
m. Ito. 1st d. of his foster-
father. £duc. : graduated
from the Doitsu Kyokwai
Gakko (The German Associ-
ation School). Once was
Member of the Tokyo City
Council. Address: No. 12
Kogaicho, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1792 Shiba.

Hosoi, Iwaya CM ^ ^ MX
2nd G. of 5th R., 4th O. M.,
Kogakusht (Bachelor of Te-
chnics), Expert to the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commrece, Chief of the Mi-
ning Section of ,the Mine
Bureau ; b. Toba, Shima,
1 6th June, 1863 ; s. o, Han-
zo Hosoi; m. Shima Yoshi-
da, 1894. Educ.: completd
the Mining and Metallurgy
Course, Technical College,
Imperial University of Tokyo,
1893. Appointed Assistant-
Professor of the Imperial
University; Lecturer of the
Naval Engineering College;
Inspector of the . Patent
Bureau; member of com-,
mittee of the Copper Poiso-
ning Investigation Society ;
-committee of the River Im-

provemeut Society ; Delegate
to the International Science
and Art Conference. Ad-
dress: 19 Akefune-cho, Shi-
ba, Tokyo.

HosoRawa, Morishige C|B jil

^ ^), Marquis ,' Member of

the House of Peers ; ex-Lord

of Kumamoto ; b: Aug. 1868;

1st s. of Marquis Morihisa

Hosokawa; ?«. Taka-ko, 1st

d. of Count Ujitomo Toda.

Educ. : studied ; in, England

and France; decorated with

the 4th Order of the Rising

Sun. Address: No. 76,

Takata Oimatsu-cho, Koishi-

kawa, _ Tokyo. ^ Tel. : 450

Bahcho.

Hosokawa, Junjiro (M i'i iffl
^ fil5). Baron (cr. 1900) ;
Privy Councillor (since 1893);
Bungakuhakushi ; b. Feb.
1834; s. of Nobuhira Hoso-
kawa, a samurai of Tosa;
m. Masa, sister of Ryokichi
Nishimura, M. H. P. Educ. :
studied in the clan school, and
after\vards in Europe and
America. Vice- President of
the House of Peers, 1891 —
1893; President of the
Female Higher Normal
School, 1891 ; President' of
the Peers' Girls School, and
Chief of the Secreariat
Bureau of the Imperial
Houshold, 1893 ; decorated
with 1st Order of Merit. He
is at once a scholar and one

[ 20I ]

of the prominent educution-
alists of Japan. Publications :
Biogiaphy of Hermits ; Bio-
graphy ofKadzutoyo Yamano-
uchi ; and many translations.
Address : No. i Surugadai
Kitakogacho, Kanda, Tokyo.
Tel. : 3333 Ho.nkyoku.

Hosono,^ Jiro (|B Sf ^ SI5),
Member of the House of
Representatives ; Inspector of
the Gumma Commercial and
Industrial Bank, etc. ; d.
Aug. 1862 in Gumma-ken ;
2nd s. of TokitosMHosono,
a samurai of Gumma-ken.
Educ. : studied in the College
of Law of the Tokyo Im-
perial University. Once was
member of the Gumma Pre-
fectural Assembly. Address :
No. "J"], 2cliome, Nagata-cho,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
679 Shimbashi.

Hosotani, Sojiro C$H SI ^ ^
BI5), One of the highest tax-
payers of Kagawa-ken ; Di-
rector of the Sanuki Agri-
cultural and Industrial Bank,
the Sanuki Spinning Com-
pany, the Sanuki Savings
Bank, and the Takamatsu
Bank; d. Oct. 1853 in Ka-
gawa-ken ; 3rd s. of Sojiro
Hosotani; m. Kane, 2nd d.
of Jinzo Terajima. Address :
Minami-shimmachi, Takama-
tsu-shi, Kagawa-ken.

Eosoya, Iwataro C|B # S ;fc
BP), -Member of the House ot

Peers (Representing the
highest taxpayers of Yama-
gata-ken) ; Director of the
Ryou Agricultural and Com-
mercial Bank ; -Member of
the Yamagata Chamber of
Commerce ; b. Nov. 1 844 in
Yamagata-ken ; 1st s. of Gi-
shichiro Hosoya ; m. Ito, ist
d. of Jimbei Yamaguchi.
Decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun. Address :
Tanichi-machi, Nishimuraya-
ma-gun, Yamagata-ken.

Hosoya, Sutcuji C^H ^ K i^),
Rmfc:.Admii;al^. on the Re-
serve; ^Dec. 1857 in Tokyo;
1st s. of Sukeshige Hosoya,
a samurai of Tokyo ; in. Te-
tsuo, sister of Totaro Ohara,
a samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
studied in the Naval Acade-
my. Second Sub-Lieutenant,
1881 ; took part in the Japan
China War; Rear- Admiral, ,
1903 ; in the Russo-Japanese
War, he did great service as
the Commander of the 3rd
Squadron, and, after the end
of the war was invested
with the 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 3rd Class
of Golden Kite. Address :
No. 28, Roppongi-cho, Aza-
bii, Tokyo.

Hotari, Junzo CW & '-^ H),
Utiicial in the Okoseii Govern-
ment general; 6. Feb, 1 871; I St
s. of Mochihira Horai, a samu-

Hot

[ 202 ]

rai of Yaniaguchi-ken ; m.
Umeno, adopted d. of Shinya
Yamada, a samurai of Yama-
guchi-ken. Edtic. : graduated
from tlie Meiji Law School
in 1890: Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination,
1895 ; Official in the Board
of Audit, 1896; Assistant
Public Auditor, 1896; after
serving as Councillor of
Dita, Shiga Prefectures and
as Commissioner of Iwate,
and Ohiba; was transferred to
present post 191 2. Address:
Seonl, Chosen.

Hotari, Shimtaro CIH /S^ ;fo
fS), Director of the Nagasaki
Agricultural and Commercial
Bank ; 3. Oct. 1850 in Naga-
saki-ken; 2nd s. of Koheiji
Hotari, a samurai of Naga-
saki-ken ; m. Masa, foster-
mother of Takitaro Sawa-
mura. Address: No. 40,
Uchinaka-machi, Nagasaki-
shi.

Hotta, Mitsugu C^ffl K),

secretary of the Home Dep't;
b. 1877 in Fukushima-ken;
5. of Kizayemon Hotta; m.
Tama, e. d. of Kinnosuke
Okano in 1807. Educ:
studied German law at the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (gra. in 1904).
Appointed commissioner of
Chiba prefecture, Nov. 1905;
comrlnissioner of Kanagawa
prefecture, Tulv 1006: chief

of police department of Iba-
ragi prefecture, March 1908;
secretary and counsellor of
the Home Dep't, July 1910.
Recreations: billiard, go play-
ing. Address: No. i Mita-
tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2556 Shiba.

Hotta, Sei-itsu (S6 H IE iS),
Assistant-Prof of 'the College
of Agriculture of the Tokyo
Imperial University. ' Ad-
dres : Official House of the
Agri. -College, Meguro, Tokyo.

Hotta, Tat«uji 0® H ^ ^),
Manager of the Methodist
Publishing House, of Tokyo ;
b. Niigata Prefecture, 8th.
Aug., 1865 ; s. of Mozan,
Hotta ; »i. Jlomiko, e. d.oi
Tadatsune Okubo, of Tokyo,
1 890. Educ. : studied Eng-
lish, etc. at the Niigata
Middle School and Meiji
Gakuin, and law at the
Senshu Gakko. Has taught
in several primary schools
and middle schools ; inspector
of emigrants; entered the
methodist Publishing House,
1 896. Publications : has
published many books. Ad-
dress : No. 203, Harajuku,
Aoyama, Tokyo. Tel.: 252
Kyobashi.

Hotta, TJmazo C^ ffl .% H),
Chief Judge in the Miyagi
Court of Appeal ; b. Jan.
1864; brother of Kamekichi
Hotta, a samurai of Yama-

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Hyo— Hoz

guchi-ken; in. Iso, ist d. of
Iheita Iketa, a samurai of
Saga-ken. j5/«<r. .• graduated
from the College- of Law in
the Tokyo Imperial Univ.,
1 890. After serving as Judge
in several Courts, was ap-
pointed to the present post
in 1909. Address: Official
House of the Miyagi Court
of Appeal. Sendai.

Hozaka, Jimji C# M. ?i ^),

One of the highest taxpayers
of Niigata-lcen ; Director of
the Naoetsu Commercial
Bank; b. June, 1885 in
Niigata-ken ; 1st s. of Tei-
kichi Hozaka ; vi. Tsuma,
3rd d. of Tokujiro Ichijima.
Address : Tonome, Tsuari-
mura, Nakakubiki-gun, Nii-
gata-ken.

Hozaka, Sukekichi (f* M I&

cf), Director of the 139th
Bank, and of the Hokuetsu
-Store Bank^ b. Feb. 1855 '"
Niigata-ken ; .Cousin of Sada-
kichi Hozaka, and adopted
by Chogoro '^ Hozaka ; m.
Kasu, 1st d. of Daizo Hiraga.
Address : Tsuari-mura, Naka-
kubiki-gun, Niigata-ken.

Hozaka, Ushitaro Ci* Wi i
;fo II!), Prof of the Naval
Academy. Address : The
Naval Academy, Hiroshima-
ken.

Hozumi, Nobushige Crl ^ |^
S), 2nd G. of' 3id R.. ist
O. M., Hogakuhaknshi (Doc-
tor of Law), -Barrister-at-law,

■^of the Middle Temple, Eng..
Emeritus Prof, of 'the Law
College, Imp. Univ. of Tokyo,
chair of Jurisprudence ; ^.
Uwajima, lyo, iithf July,
, 1855, s. of Shigeki Hozumi^
in. Utako, e. d. of Yeiicht
Shibusawa, 1882. Ediic. .";
Entered the Daigaku Nanko:
(the present Impei'ial Univer-I
sity)' as a selected student;
from the Uwajima clan,.;
1870; studied law and
Jurisprudence at the Kaisei
Gakko, 1874 — 1876 ; jggnt
to England and studied law
at the Middle Temple, 1876 j^
scholar at the Berlin Univer-
sity,, i 879 — 1881 ). Address r
No. 9, Haraikata-machi, U-
.shigome, Tokyo. Clubs :
Japan Club. Tel. : 433
Bancho.

Hyodo, Masataka <:mm.W),
Lieut-General : Director of
Artillery Depoi; b. Jan.
1858 ;_ 1st s.. of Keiuemon
Hyodo, a samurai of Ehime-
ken; TO. Ei, 1st d. of Nobu-
yuki Goshima, a imnurai of
Ehime-ken. kduc. : studied
in the Military Academy
1875— X 879. Sub-Lieutenant
of Artillery, 1879; Lieute-
nant, 1883; Captain, 1886;
Major, 1894; took part in
the Japan-China War as the
Commander of the and
Battalion of the i6th Regi-
ment of Artillery, and was

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granted the 4th Class of of Merit and 3rd Class of
-Golden Kite as a war reward ; Golden Kite in recognitio'h
Lieutenant Colonel, 1 899 ; was of his excellent services
'ihe Conamander of the 1st during the war ; Major-
Regiment of Field Artillery General, 1907. Address : 'No.
in the Russo-Japanese War, 36, Nakamachi, Ushigome,^
.and decorated with 3rd Order Tokyo.

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Iba-Ich

Ibaraki, Mohei CW" B. '4^ M
^), a rich landlord ; 3. the
2nd m. of the 2nd y. of
Keio (1866) in the province
of Bizen ; e. s. of the late
Mohei Ibaraki. Address :
Saidaijicho, Jodo-gun, Oka-

yama-ken.

Ibiika, Kajinosuke (^ M M
i.Sl), M. A. (Princeton
University), D. D. (Rutger
College), Pres. of the Meiji
Gakuin, . ,Ex-Pres. of the
Y. M. C. A. of Tokyo ; d.
in 1854 '^t Wakamatsu in
the province of Iwashiro ; .y.
of Shigeyoshi Ibuka, a samu-
rai ; ;«. _Hana-ko, 4th d. of
Yiikyo Oshima, a samurai
of Okayama. Educ. : studied
Englisih under Mr. Brown at
the Shuhin-kan ; grad. from
the Tokyo Itchi Seminaiy
School in 1879 ; went Xo
U. S. A. in 1890 and studied
in the Post Graduate Course
of the. Union Seminary
School in New York; Was
appointed Pastor of the Koji-
machi Church in 1 879 ; Prof,
of the Tokyo Itchi Seminaiy
School in 1881 ; Vice-Pres.
of the Meijt Gakuin (a mis-
sion college) in 1886 ; present
post in 1891. A delegate
of the Japan Y. M. C. A. to
International Y. M. C. A.
Conference held in U. S. A.

in 1895 ; a delegate of the
Christian churches pf Japan-
to the International Christian
Conference held at Edinburglt
in 1 9 10. Address: Shiro-'
gane-Imazato-machi, Shiba,.
Tokyo. Tel. : 820 Shiba.

IcMda, Hyohichi CflJ H Jl -b),
Member of the • House of
Representatives, President of
the Kizukuri Ryosei Bank ;.
k. the 3rd m. of the 3rd y.
of Ansei (1856) in the pro-
vince of Mutsu ; e. s. of Rihei
Ichida; m. Yayo, 2nd d. of
Hikoemon Fukui. Was twice
elected member of the House
of Representatives where he
sits as a member of the
National Party (Kokumin-to) -^
decorated with the 4th^0rder
of the Rising Sun in • con-
nection with the Russo-
Japanese war. Address : Ki-
zukuri-machi, Nishitsugaru-
gun, Aomori-ken.

Ichida aihachi Cip H g. a),.
Dry goods dealer, Director-
of the Kyoto Exchange,
ex-auditor of the Kyoto-fu
Agricultural^ and Industrial
Bank ; i>. the 5th ;«. of the
1st y.- of Kayei (1848) in
Kyoto ; m. Shika, 3rd d. of
Hikobei Shimizu. Address .:
No. 22, Higashi-iru, Todo-
in, Rokkaku-dori, Shmiokyo-
ku, Kyoto. TcL: i48KamL

Ichida, Yaichiro CrtJ H §1 —

Ich

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BI5), draper (firm name
" Marumasu ") ; b. Nov. the
2nd y. of jMeiji (1869) in
Shiga-ken ; e. s. of Yasohachi
Ichida ; m. Shige, 2nd d. of
Kasaburo Yamada of Kyoto.
Has branch offices at Tokyo,
Yokohama, Osaka and some
other places ; is one of the
directors of the Kyosan
Transportation Co. Address :
Sanjo-agaru, Todoin, Kami-
kyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel. : 6I2 ;
806 ; 1282 Toku.

IcMhara, Seiko Crit M & S),
President of the Bank of
Korea ; d. the 4th m. of tlie
5th y. of Ansei (1858) in
the province of Higo ; e. s.
of Naohichi Murakami and
adopted into the Icliihara
family ; m. Kane, 2nd d. of
Yoshiyuki'Yeba of Gumma-
ken, Edzic. : Graduated from
tlie Kumamoto Foreign Lan-
guage School and then from
the department of poKtics of
the Doshisha, Kyoto. Be-
came the principal of the T5ka
School in Sehdai; wgnt to
the United States and grad-
uated from Yal,e«JJnjv:0,with .
the degree of L, L, D. ;
was" next appointed Chief
prof, of the political depart-
ment of the Doshisha; re-
signed and entered the
•service of the Bank of Japan,
occupying the post of Acting
Chief of the State-Treasury

Bureau and then that of
Manager of the Nagoya
Branch ; went abroad in
1902 in company with Baron
Shibusawa for the investiga-
tion of business matters ;
entered the First Bank and
accepted the post of
manager ' of its Yokohama
Branch ; was then elected
Mayor of Yokohama, which
post he resigned in 1906
and again entered the service
of the First Bank, becoming
one of its directors as well
as general rnanager. of itS;
branches in Korea ; was ap-
paihted president of the
Bank of Korea when it was
inaugurated in 1909, Ad-
dress : No, 43, Daibancho,
Yotsuya, Tokyo. Tel. : 2507
Bancho.

Ichihashi, Yasujiro CTfJ If iSk
'^ B|5), Managing Director of
the Fukui Bank ; b. the ist
7/1. of the 1st J/, of Gwanji
(1864) in the prefecture of
Fukui ; sec. s. of Mokubei
Ichihashi ; m. Shige, e. d. of
Gohachiro Ichihashi. Ad-
dress : Minamina^cayama-
mura, Iniadate-gun, Fukui-
ken. V -

Ichii, Tamotsu C— ^ ■(%),
Managing Director of the
Tokyo Trading Co. ; 3. ; the
7th m. of the 6th j/. of
Kayei (1853) i" Tokyo ; e. s.
of Toru Ichii ; m. Ei, 3rd d.

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Teh

of Komon Najima, a saniurat
of Hyogo-ken. Entered the
service of the Yokohama
Specie Bank in 1884, becom-
ing Manager of its New
York branch ; resigned the
post and returned home in
1890 after observing the
various countries of Europe
and" America ; estabhshed a
trading Company and started
business in the Chinese trade,
holding the post of its
managing director. Address :
Tansu-machi, Azabu, Tokyo.
7>/. .• 2855 Shiba.

Ichijima, Tokujiro (7h" S ^
^ W), a rich landlord, Dire-
ctor of the Niigata Bank
and of the Niigata Water
Power Electric Company ; d.
the 4th m. of the 4th f. of
Kokwa (1847) in the pro-
vince of Echigo ; <?. s. of
Seigetsu Ichijima ; m. Jun,
5th d. of Izaemon Sato.
Was once a member of the
House of Peers. Address :
Nakaura-gun, Kitakambai'a-
gun, Niigata-ken.

IcMjo, Saneteru C— W K *I).
Prince,^ Cagtein;,.^ acting lord
steward To Her Imperial Ma-
jesty; b. 24 Aug. i8f8;
7th s. of Marq. Takauta
Shijo ; m. Yoshiko (died) in
1883, 3rd <^. of Prince iSane-
yoshi Ichijo ; studied in Fran-
ce ; Lieutenant in 1 892 ; Re-
warded in iSgS for his

services in China- Japan War ;
-Attache to Legation ?tt Paris
in 1900, Address: Fuku-
yoshicho, Akasakaku, Tokyo.
7^/. .• 1 276 Shimbashi.

Ichikawa, Bunzo CT& jil X ^),
a rich landlord. President of
the Ichikawa Bank and of
the Yamanashi Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, Director
of the Ogasawara Steam
Drying Co. and o( the Fuji
Water Power Electric Co.,
etc. ; b. the i ith in. of the
1st y. of Gwanji (1864) in
the province of Kai ; e. s. of
Tayemon Ichikawa ; in. En,
adpt. d. of Kanando Naka-
yama of Tokyo. Address :
Gomei-mura, Nakakoma-guh,
Yamanashi-ken.

Ichikawa Ken-iehiro CtIT )\\ It
- W), President of the Aki-
ta Agricultural and Industrial
Bank •,J>. the loth m. of tlie
4th y'f-'oi Kayei (185 1) in
the province of Ugo ; e. s. of
Ryozo Ichikawa, a samurai
of Akita clan j m. Koto,
sister of Denya Nagayama.
Fujikoto-mura, Yamamoto-
gun, Akita-ken.

Ichikawa, Kentaro CftJ ;i! S—
:*: BFOs Colonel of Infantry ;
b. Aug. the 3rd. y. of Meiji
(1870) in the prefecture of
Akita \^e. s. of Sekizen Ichi-
kawa ; tn. Chiyo, e. d. of
Masaya Ishida. Ediic. :
Graduated from the Military

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Academy (1891); Graduated
from the Military College
(1900). Sub-Lieutenant

(1894); Captain (1897);
Major (1902); Lieutenant.
Colonel (1905); Colonel
(1909). In the late war, he
was in the front first as a
member of the general staff
of the 4th Army and then
as Chief of the General Staff
of the Mixed Brigade on
Reserve ; was decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun as well as with the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite for
his services. Appointed Chief
of the Staff of the 2nd Army
Division in 1908. Address :
Commanding Office of the
Second Army Division,

Sendai.

IcliikaTva, Monnosuke, (■j^ j||

P9 ;i ||J)> Arakawa Seitaro
by proper name, Actor; b.
the 6th m. of the 2nd year
of Bunkyii (1862) in Shima-
ne-ken; s. of Mansaburo O-
nishi and was adopted by
the Arakawa family. Educ:
studied under a private tutor.
Became actor at the age of
thirteen under the name of
Ichikawa Fukunojo; came up
to Tokyo and became one of
the disciples of the late famous
Ichikawa Danjijro; succeeded
the name of 6th Ichikawa
Monnosukein 19 10. Address:
No. 28, Kawara-machi," Asa-

kusa-ku, Tokyo. Tel: 3201
Sliitaya. -■ '

Ichikawa, Seijiro Cfti jij %
^ W), Reac-Admhalof Engi-
neermg, Chief of the JSaval
Eng. School; h. i2,6i. Ediic:
Graduated from the Naval En-
gineeinngSchoolm i88t. Lie-
utenant-Commander ef Engi-
neering (Dec. 1 897); Comman-
der of Engineering(June 1 898):
Captain of Engineering (Jan.
1904) : Rear- Admiral of
Engineering (1910). Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4tli Order of
the Sacred Treasure ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Shiodome-cho, Yo-
kosuka-shi, Kanagawa-ken.

IcHikawa, Tadaji ClP J'l K ^).
a rich farmer ; b. Oct. the
4th f. of Meiji (1871) in -the .
province of Echigo ; brother
of Shunzo Kawai and adopted
into the Ichikawa family. Ad-
dress: Kamomachi, Minami-
kanbara-gun, Niigata-ken.

Ichikawa, TosMo Cifi W^
i^'), Jfrofessor of the IS aval En-
gineering School; b. the ist m.
of the 3rd 2/. ofBunkyu (1863^
in the prefecture of Shizuoka ;
e. s. of Kanichi Ichikawa ;
m. Ei, sec. d. of Tomotake
Hemmi. Educ. : Graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1886. Appointed to the
present post in 1887. Ad-

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Ich

dress : Hikiya, 0-machi,

Kamakura, Kanaeawa-ken.
Ichikawa, Yaozo (tU Jll A W

^)>. by professional name,
Actor, Kamejiro Hashio by
his proper name; b. 1861 in
Kyoto; s. of KyObei Hashio.
Educ: studied by private
tutors. Began his actor's
career at Osaka when only
7 years old; came up to
Tokyo ill his early youth
and succeeded the late Yaozo
Ichikawa, famous actor; is
one of the famous actors of
present Japan. Recreation:
fine arts. Address: No. 39
3 chome, Shinmachi, Akasa-
ka-ku, Tokyo. Teh: 1896
Shimbashi. _

lehiki, Kitoknro C— 7k ¥ ^
SI5), Hogakuhaktishifiii-Yice.-
Minister of the Interior ; b.
the 4th m. of the 3rd y. of
Keiwo (1867) in the city of
Shizuoka ; sec. s. of Ryoichiro
Okada, a .rich landlord and
adopted by Kisaji Ichiki ; m.
Saye, d. of his father-in-law.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1888). Ap-
pointed Secretary to the
Dep. of Interior (1890) ^ was
sent to Germany for stuciy
{1890— 1893) ; Accepted Pro-
fessorship of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. with additional post of
Secretary to the Cabinet
{1894); Councillor of the

Dep. of the lateriox (1899);
Received degree of 'Hogaku-
hakushi (1900); appointed
member ot the House of
Peers by the Imperial nomi-
. nation (1901) ; appointed
Presi'.lent of the Legislative
Bureau and additionally of
the Pension Bureau of the
Oabinet; prniuoted to Vice. Ho-
me Minister wliun thelvatsura-.
Cabinet was organized in
1908; resigned igii. Publica-
tions: several works on law
Addreirs: No. 26, Wakamiya-
cho, Usliigome, Tokyo '. Tel. .
777 Bancho. •• .

Ichiki, Masakata (TU ?fc j& :*),

Master of Ceremonies ; b.
the 1st 7K. of the 6th y. of
Ansei (1859) in Kagoshima ;
4th s. of Rokuji Ichiki of
the former Satsuma clan and
was adopted by Kanroku
Ichiki; pf. Shin, adop. d. of
Teikichi Harada of Tokyo.
Address: No. 66, 4 chome,
Kitamachi, Aoyama, Tokyo.
Tel. : 143 Shiba.

Ichiku.OtoMko (Tlf ^ Zt W),
Chief of the Accountantf
Bureau of Dep't of Finance,
h. April the 5th of Meiji
(1872) in Kagoshima; 3rd-
s. of Heita Ichiku ; m .
Yone, aunt of Koto Hirato.
Educ. : Graduated from- the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1896. Passed
the Higher Civil Service
Examination the same year

leS-

t 2J0 3

and was appointed Revenue
officer of the Kumanioto
Revenue Administration Bu-
reau ; Secretary to the Land
Adjustment Bureau of Oki-
nawa-ken ; Chief of the Naha
Revenue Administration Bu-

teaii4 ..Secretary to the

Formosan Governnient ; Sec-
T-etary to the Finance Dep't,
then present post. . Was
decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun . . Address :
No. 16, Sumgadai-rBuzuId-
cho, Kanda-ku, .Tokyo. Tel.;
4040 Honkyoku. .

IcMmura, Kokei (it H % ^),
Prof; .of ,the Kyoto Imp.
Uniy., SggakukakusM, Publi-
cation: Constitution. Addrehs:
¥osMda-cho , KamiSyo-ku ,
Kyoto.

Ichimura, Sanjiro Clt ^ IS
^ W>y Bungakuhakushi, Prof
of the College of Literature
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(Chair, Oriental^ History) ;
b. the 8th m. of rhe ist y.
of Gwanji (1864) in the
province of Hitachi ; e. s. of
Shojiro Ichimura ; m. Kiyo,
2nd^^. af Torn Kono. Educ. :
At first studied law ancL
afterwards entered the College
of Literature of the Imperial
Univ.- of Tokyo graduating
in 1889. Immediately after
graduation, was appointed
Professor of the Peers' School

and also one . of its .Coun-
sellors ; made Assistant-Prof
of the College of Literature
of the Tokyo Imp.. Univ.
as an additional post ; was
afterward relieved of his post
in the Peers' School and
became Professor of the
Imperial Univ. travelled
China for the, purpose ...of
historical research during 19-
63. Publications: "History of
China," " History of Chinese
• Literature," " An Essay on
. the Evolution' of Literature,''
' etc. Address /No. 43,
Wakarhatsucho, Ushigorne,
Tokyo.

Ichimura, To (tU » «),
Prof of the Fourth High
School ; b. Sept. the 4th y.
of Meiji (5871) in. the pre-
fecture of Ishikawa ; e. s. of
Sadakichi Ichimura, a samu ■
rai of Kaga clan ; m. CKo,
e. d. of Jun-ichiro Sakurai.
Edtic. : Graduated from the
College of Science of the
former Tokyo Daigaku(i89S).
Prof of the Second High
School' (1896— 1896); Prof
of the Fourth High School
Since 1 897. Add. : Kanazawa.
IcMmura, tTzaemon, (fp ^sf ^

:fe^ PDj 'Actor, proper narne
is Ichimura Rokutaro; b. the
nth m of the 7th y. of Meiji
(1874) in Tokyo; adopted .f.
-of Kakitsu Bando, also an

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Ich

actor. Ednc: studied under
a private tutor. Appeared
at the Shintomi theatre at
the age of seven under the
name of Bando Takematsu;
assumed afterward the name
of Ichimura Kakitsu; succeed-
ed the name of 15th Ichi-
rriura Uzaemon at the age of
thirty. Recreations: reading
novel; fishing. Address: No.
15, ichome, Tsukiji, Kyo-
bashi, Tokyo. Tel.: 2132
Kyobashi.

Ichinohe, Hyoe C- F ^< ft),
Lieutenant - General, Com-
mander of the I St Army
Division; b the 6th m. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in the prefecture of Aomori ;
e. s. of Norisada Ichinohe ;
nt. Sada, e. d. of Masayoshi
Ito. Educ. : Graduated from
the " Toyama Gakko," a
military tactical school. Ap-
pointed Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry (May 1S77); took
part in the War of the Sa-
tsuma Insurrection ; Lieut.
(June J 880); Captain

(June 1883); Major (Feb.
1888) ; ' Lieutenant - Colonel
(Dec. 1894); Colonel (Oct
1897); Major-General (May
1901) ; Lieutenant - General
(Nov. 1907). In the Russo-
Japanese war, he was at first
Chief of the Staff of the 3rd
Army and afterward became

Commander of the ist .Bri-
gade of Infantry ; distin-
guished himself for his stub-
born resistance in holding a
fortress secured at Panlungsun

in the first general assault
06 Port Arthur. He was
granted the Second Order
of the Rising Sun together
with the Second Class of the
Golden Kite . He was emcce-
ssively appointed Commanders
of the 17th and of the 4th
Army Divisions; present post
since Dec. 191 2. Address:
Headquarters of the isfArmy
Division. Tokyo.

Ichinohe, Naozo <i— p M. M),
Rigakuhakushi (Dr. of Scien-
ce), Lecturer of Astronomy
at the College of Science of
the Tokyo Inip. Univ. ; a
native of Aomori-prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Science of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; further
studied in U. S. A., 1905
—1907. Was Assistant to the

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[ 212 ]

Tbkyo ■ Astronomical Obser-
vatory immediately after his
graduation from the Tokyo
Univ. ; present post since his
return from U. S. A. in
1907 ; Rigakuhakushi in 19-
1 1 . Address : The College
of Science of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ , Tokyo.

Ichimura, Yoshiki Cifj ¥i ^'
SO, Principal of the Nago-
ya Coriimercial School and
of the Nagoya Female Com-
rriercial School, Special
member of the Nagoya
. Chamber of Commerce ;
b. the 4th m. of the 3rd
y. of Keio (1867) in Ono-
michi, province of Bingo,
Educ. : Graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School ■ (1887). Established
at his C own expense the

Onomichi Com. School in 1 8-
n7 and became its Pres.; retai-
8ing the same post when the

schc-sl became a public one in
the following year ; Principal
of the Nagoya Commercial
School .since 1893; established
in 1907 the Nagoya Female
Commercial School, the first
one of its kind in Japan, a
donation of yen 7,509 was
bestowed upon him from the
Society for rewarding educa-
tional Merit for the services
rendered to the cause of
education. Publication:

" Shoshi-kun " (Precepts „ to
Merchants)., Recreations:

walking. Address: Nunoike-
cho, Higashi-ku,'^ Nagoya,
Aichi-ken. Clubs : Nagoya-
Club ; Nagoya Economical
Society etc.

Ichioka, Shiun (Tti H ^ S),
artist, gilder, manufacturer' of
fine objects ; h. Aug. 1 899 in
Tokyo. Studied painting, un-
der Tanbi Kano, gilding -un-
der Joun Oshima ; often recei-
ved medals in various exhibi-
tions. .^c?c?ress : No. 51, Miya-
mura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.

Ichinokura, Kan-ichi i— ii
t K -), President of the
Iwate Agricultural arid In-
dustrial Bank ; ^. the 12th
m. of the 3rd f. of Ansei
(1856) in the province of
Rikuchu ; m. Fumi, adopt, d.
of Takiji Ichinokura. £duc. :
Graduated from the Miyagi
Normal School. Teacher to
the same school ; clerk of the
Iwate prefectural office, etc.;
Since 1902 has been twice
elected Member of the House
of Representatives. Address:
Oyamada-mura, Waga-gun,

Iwate-ken.

lehinoEiiya, Eeitaro (— g

^ ± W), - Manager of the
New. York; branch' of' 'the
Yokohama Specie "BalSK**i4^
dfess :" ' New Y6rl ' bfahcrh
of the' Yokohama Specie
Bank. Wall Street. New

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Ich

York, U. S. A.

Ichinose, Keisafetiro (ifj M St

H IP). Colonel of infantry,
commander -of the Hongo
regimental district; ^. 1871
in Hyogo. Sub-lieut., March
•1893; Lieut., March 1895;
Captain, Jan. 1899; Major,
Atig. 1 904; Lieut.-Colonel,
Dec. 1908; Colonel, Aug.
1902. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Class of G. K.
Address : Headquarters of
the Hongo-ku regiment, Ma-
sago-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo-

Ichinose, Kyojiro CrfeSSP,^
I|5). Kogakiihakase, engineer
of the Home Dep't, Secretary
of harbour investigation
society, lieutenant in army on
reserve. Ediic. : the engineer-
ing college of Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (gra. 1890). Obtained
the degree by presenting a
thesis of the Kojima-bay land
reclamation question, 19 12.
Address: 3 Yarai-cho, Ushi-
gome-ku, Tokyo.

Ichinose, Yozaemon (— /> M.^
^^H), „ dried - bonito dealer
(firm-ns.,ne "Matsuya"), Audi-
tor of the Yokohama Trading
Bank, Ltd. ; b. June the i6th
y. of Meiji (1883) in Yoko-
hama ; 5th s. of Kotaro Ichi-
. nose ; adopted by the late
Yozaemon Ichinose, i884^;«.
Shidzu, e. d. of Tatsuro Ota-
ka, a Gifii samurai. Edtic. :

graduated from the Yokoha-
ma Commercial School. Ad-
dress : No. 72, 4chbme, Ai-
oicho, Yokohama. Tel.: 258

/. d.
Ichinose, Yiisaburo C— M %

H W), President of the Ha-
kodate Court of Appeal ; b.
the 1st in. of the 1st y. of
Ansei (1854) in the province
of Hizen ; 2nd .$■. of Tayemon
Ichinose, a samurai of the
former Nagasaki clan ; m..
Sumi, e. d. of Amakichi Wa-
kamatsu, of Tokyo. Educ. :
studied law-f,at the former
Law College of the Dept. of
Justice since 1875 ; sent to
Europe for law study (1886-
1890). Appointed' Judge in
1883 and transferred as
Public Procui'ator after his
return from abroad ; Public
Procurator-in-Chief of the Na-
gasaki Court of Appeal,
Councillor of the Dept. of
Justice, Chief public Procu-
rator of the Yokohama and
Osaka District Courts, Presi-
dent of the Hiroshima Court
of Appeal in succession
(1890 — 1908); present post
since (1908) ; was awarded
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun. Address : Official Re-
sidence, Hakodate Court of
Appeal, H^akodate, Hokkai-
do. ^^

Ichisaka, Shuntaro C-- :R M
Jk SP), ex-Mayor of Tokushi-
ma; b. the 7th ?». of the 3rd y.

Ida-

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of Aiisei (1856) in Tokushi
mai-ken ; ^. s. of Shusaku
Ichisaka, a samurai of To-
kushiina elan. Was Secretary
to Miyagi-ken and then to
the Department of Com-
munications ; later resigned
office and became President
of the Ishinomaki-Yamagata
Railway Company; elected
Mayor of Tokushima city
some; years ago. Address :
Terashima-cho, Tokushima,
Tokushihia-ken.
•Ida, Iwazo (^ H ^ |i), a
rich landlord ; b. ist m. of
the 7th y. of Meiji (1874) in
the province of Omi ; e. s. of
Gohei Ida ; m. Mio, e. d. of
Yosahei Yoshida. Address :
Kitagokanosho-mura, Kan-
zaki-gun, Shiga-ken.
■ Ida, Tadanobu (^ W Jg, ^),
Member of the Tokyo Pre-
fectural Assembly ; i>. Mar.
186 1 in Tokyo ; ist s. of
Tadasada Ida, a samurai of
Tokyo ; m. Rii, ist d. of
Seishichi Shimada. Educ. :
Keiogijuku ; Rikkyo College ;
Hosei College. Has been
several times elected Member
of. the Tokyo Prefectural
Assembly. Publications :

several works on book keep-
ing. Address : Sendagaya,
Sendagaya-machi, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo. Clubs : Chiyo

Club. Tel.: 27=5^ Shiba. -
Ide, Kenji r^ {ft « i&),

^Inspector of Naval
Construction and of the Nav^il
Ordnance; h. 1871. Educ!: gra-
duated from the ISTaval Engin-
eering Academy in 1885. Lie-
utenant-Commander (Sept. 19-
00); Commander (Jan. 1905);
Captain (Sept. 1908). Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Order of
the Sacred Treasure ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : No. 1598, Nakano-
machi, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-
fu.

Ide, Osamu C^ ffi ?S), £|y^^..

ms.-st£C3MaJQEa-Gc.6iiecal, Chief
01 the Paymaster s Dep t of
the 1 8th Army Division ;
b. the 4th m. of the 1st y.
of Keio (1865) in Okaya'ma-
ken ; 2nd s. of Torazo Sasa,
a samurai, and adopted by
Masaaki Ide ; in. Masa,
sister of Viscount Katsuhiro
Itakura, feudal lord of the
Niwase clan. Educ. : Grad- '
uated from the /i- Military
Academy (1887) ;'' attended
Tokyo Post and Telegraph
School to study telegraphy
(1879— 1888); Gradtiated
from the Military Paymaster.?
School ( 1 892— 1 894) ;. . „has
been in Germany and Aust-
ria :" tp:#stuay- , military' ac-
countahcy ( 1 896'— 1 909),

Sub-Lieutenant of Infantry
(Aug. 1883) ; ""^"^ Lieutenant
(April 1887); Paymaster-

[:^i?3

He— Iga

Lieutenant (June 1894) ;
Paymaster-Captain (Oct.

1 899) ; Paymaster-Maj or

(Nov. 1903) ; Paymaster-
Lieutenant Colonel (Dec.
1903) ; Paymaster Colonel
(Dec. 1906). Has been a
member of the Tokyo
Streets Improvement Com-
mittee. Recreations : Chinese
and Japanese poetry. Ad-
dress : Shinoyama, Kurume-
shi, Fukuoka-ken.

Ide, Sinroku (^ ^ g i^'),
Eear-AdmiraL ,o.r>, .the reserve
'"■^iiS6"r'ecem'bei' 1912; b. the
3rd TO. of the jvA y. of Ansel
(1856) in Saga-ken, brother of
Naga-toshi Ide; m. Toyo, sister
of Shukan Sono, a native of
Saga-ken. Educ. : Graduated
from the Naval Academy.
Sub-Lieutenant in 198S and
Lieutenant in 1887; Section
Commander of the Fusd,
T^enryu and Nardwa in. succes-
sion ; Commander in 1897;
Second Captain of the Heiyen
and Shikishima ; Captain in
1902 ; Captain of the Mu-
sashi, Toyohashi, . Haslddate
and Kasagi ; Chief of. the
Saseho Toipedo Division ;
Captain of the Azuma, Mi-^
kasa, Kato'/i in succession ;
Eear-Admiral and Command-
der of Saseho Eeserve Squad-
ron in 1908; was decorated
with the' 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4.th

Class of the Golden Kite.

Addreiis: No. i , Mhon-enoki,
Nishimaclii, Siiiba-kuj Tokyo.

Iga, Komakicliiro CiP^ K U
o 515), Principal of the 0.saka
Yiihigaoka Girls' High
School, Lecturer of the Toyo
University ; d. Oct. the 2nd
/. of Meiji (1869) in Taka-
matsu, province of Sanuki ;
s. of Ihachiro Akaki and
adopted by Tama Iga ; m.
Ryu, e. d. of his adopted
mother. Educ. : Graduated
from the Tetsugaku-kan (a
private philosophical institu-
tion) in 1893. For 13 years,
has been engaged in ordinaiy
education works. Publica-
tiqits : Principles of Psycho-
.!ogy ; Essay on Sentimental
Education ; a General View
of the Female Sex, .etc.
Recreations : Reading and
Tennis. Address : YGhiga-
oka-machi, Tennoji, Minami-
ku, Osaka.

Igarq,shi, Hidesuke C.S i- M
® KJ), Kogahihakushi (Elec-
trical Engineering), Engineer
to the Dept. of Communica-
tions, Chief of the Engineer-
ing Section of the Posts and
Telegraphs Bureau ; b. the.
I2th m. of the 5th y. of
Ansei (1858) in the pre-
fecture of Yamagata ; 3rd .j.
of Kyiisaburo Tokuma ;
adopted by the late Masa-
tomo Igarashi, a samurai of

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Yonezawa clan;. ?:^. Matsu,
sister of Tomendo Sakurai, of
Aichi - prefecture. Educ. :

graduated in 1882 from the
course of- Electrical Engineer-
ing of the Kobudaigaku (the
former Engineering Univer-
sity). Was at once taken
into the service of the
'.Department of Public Works ;
being engaged in the work
of telegraph construction ;
Prof of . the former Tokyo
Telegraph School (1888);
went in 1889, to the .United
States- with official, instruc-
"tions', /or... ..study,, and was
appointed an engineer of the
Dep't of Communications on
his return in the following
year ; again Prof of the
Tol<yo Telegraph School
(1891) ; transferred to the
post of Chief of the Con-
struction Section of the
Tokyo Posts and Telegraphs
pffice (1893); became
;Director of the Tokyo Tele-
phone Exchange (1894) ; and
also appointed Director of
the Yokohama Telephone
in 1897. Received the degree
of Kogaktihakuski and was
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the ^ Sacred Treasure
(1898).; was despatched to
Europs a'i07r'!??menca''' ' to
Investigate . me .. telepHojffe
" excl'iange:. systems,, ... ( 1 898—
1899); acted since return'

home, in an advisory capa-
city in connection with the
installation of electric 'light
in the Imperial and Cro.wn
Prince's Palaces ; is at pre-
sent, in addition to the posts
above mentioned. Expert to
the Patent Bureau of the
Dept. of Agriculture and
Commerce and an Associate
Engineer to the Dept. of the
Imp. Household; Address :
No. 67, Roppongicho, Aza-
bu, Tokyo. Teli' 100 Shiba-,.

Igarashi, Jinzo (iff. + jii ^
M}, a rich farmer ; 3. the
lOth m. of the 2nd j/. of
Kokwa (1845) in the pro-
vince of Echigo ; e. ■ s. of
Okazo igarashi. Address :
Sasaoka-mura, Kitakambara-
gun, Niigata-ken , .

Igarashi, Keishi' CJl "t Mi 9i
Jt), a rich landlord, Member
of the House of Peers ; d.
the 3rd m. of the 1st j>. of
Man-yen (1865) in the pre-
fecture of Chiba ; 2nd s. of
Saichiro Igarashi ; m. Tsune,
3rd d. of Kyuemon Yoshida,
of Ibaraki-ken. Was former-
ly one of the Director of the
Japan Industrial Bank ; twice ~
elected member of the House
of Peers. Address: No. 35,
Koizuriiicho, Honjo, Tokyo:
Tei. : 3850 Naniwa.
..: . I?ata, Tokiizo m >& M- «),
,„M^^^Ge^g^jCommander of
wi^S^wT^ra^s since 191 1;

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Iga— Igtt

h. 1866 ir Kumamoto-lcen.
Sub-Lieutenant (June 1885);
Lieutenant (Nov. 1889);
Captain (Dec. 1892); Major
(Oct. 1897); Lieutenant
Colonel (Dec. 1900); Colonel
(Nov. 1904) ; Major-General
(19 11); 3rd Order of the Ei-
sing Sun and 3rd Class of tlie
Golden Kite. Address : Koge-
tsu-cho, Saselio.

Igawa, Kostike (I?- }\\ # D),
P)-esident of the Saijo Bank;
b. the 8th in. of the 3rd y.
of Ansei (1856) in the pre-
fecture of Ehime ; e. s. of
Rinsaburo Igawa ; m. En,
4th d. Gihichi Tsuda. Ad-
dress : Saijo-machi, Arai-gun,

Ehime-ken.

Iguclii, Ariya (^ P ;ffi B)>

K'ogakukakase, prof, of the
college, of Eng. (chair: me-
chanics) Tokyo Imp. Univ.;
b, 1856; 3rd •■:. of Wataru
Iguchi, a samurai of Kana-
zawa clan; m.- Tasu, e. d.
of Buhei Azou. Edtic: en-
gineering college, imp. Univ.
(gra. 1882). Appointed prof,
of the Naval Engineers
Academy, 1883; prof, of tlie
Naval college, 1894; ordered
to proceed to England for
sty dy,, July 1894; appointed
present post after return
home, decorated with 3rd
Order of Merit. Address:
40 Nichome, Nishihara-raa-
chi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Tel.: 2126 Baacho.

Iguohi, Hambei (jfcV^ ^ ^''

^), ex-President of the Chita
Chamber of Commerce ;
President of the Kamezaki
Building Co., ~ Director of
Kinuura Savings Bank, of
the Yurin Life Insurance
Co. 'and of the Kamazaki
Iron Foundry, etc. ; b. the ,

2nd m. of the 2nd y. of
Bunkyu (1862) in the pre-
fecture of Aichi ;. e. .j. of
Hansuke Iguchi ; m. Kaoru,
3rd d. of Gensuke Kojima.
Address : Kamezaki-machi,
Chita-gun, Aichi-ken.

IgucM, Seigo (^ a 1- -1^),

LieutensMit-General^ Com. of
ther r 5th. Army DiTision since
Dec. 1912; b. Aug. 185s in the
province of Suruga,'' 2nd s. of
Kan-ichiro Iguchi; m. Hiro-ko,
2nd d. of Koichiro Sudzuki. "•
Educ. : private schools ;
graduated from the Military
Academy and Military-
College ; studied in Germany
about three years. Sub-
Lieutenant, Feb. 1879 ;.
Lieutenant of Artillery, Apr.
1882; Captain of Art. May
1885 ; Major of Art. Nov.
1 89 1 ; Lieutenant' Colonel of
Art. Oct. Nov. 1897 ; M^jor
General, May 1902 ; Lieute-
nant-General, Aug. 1509;
once sei-ved on the staff of
the General Staff Office, as
the sectional chief of the Mili-

Ika, li

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tary i)ei)artment and as presi-
dent of. the Military CoUge,
etc.; took part in the Japan-
China War as a staff on the 2-
nd Army, and in the Eusso-Ja
panese War as a staff on thfc
Manchurian Army, and, at the
end of the war, ;vas decorated
with the ^nd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 2nd
■Class of the Golden Kite.
Recreations : travelling; i-ead-
ing. Address: No. 160,
Kashiwagi, Yodobashi^machi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel.:
179 Bancho.

Ihara, Moaiosuke i^ M ^
|!!)> Engineer of the Qsa-ka-
fu Government, President of
the Osaka Agricultural
School; 3. the 2nd m. of
'the 1st J/, of Manyen (1863)
in:the prefecture of Yaniagu-
<:hi ; -and s. of Kambei Ihara;
'f^y. Hisa, e. d. of Ju Ihara.
^ii/?^^..' graduated fi-om the
former Komaba Agricultural
.College. Appointed succes-
sively Instructor to the Ya-
maguchi. Middle School,
Principal- of the Yamaguchi
Agricultural School, In-
structor to the Yamaguchi
Higher Middle School, Prin-
cipal of the Miyagi Agri-
cultural School, .Expert to
the Miyagi Prefectural Gove-
rnment; present posts since
1898; was, sent to Europe
and America on an official

mission in 1906. Address:
No", 3 Koer?. ''Hamadera-jnu-
ra, .Sempoku-gun, Osaka-fu.
Iliara, Seiseien (^ M #* ®)>

proper name is Toshiro,
editor of Miyako Shinbun (a
daily news' paj!)er)'; b. -'April
1 870 at Matsue-city., province
of idzumo. Educ. : graduated
from "the ist high school.
Besides is member of com-
mittee of literary art society,
:chief editor of Kabuki (ma-
gazine). Address: No. 37,
5chome Aoyama-minaihi-cho,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. -

li, K"a»5?asu (^ F it 3f),
Viscount, Member of the
House of Peers ; b. .the 2nd '■
7n. of the 4th y. of Kayei
(1S31) in Yedo ; 3rd s. ot
the late famous Naosuke li,
pioneer advocate of the
opening of our country at
the later period of Tokuga-
wa government ; afterwards
adopted by Naomitsu li,
feudal lord of Annaka clan ;
m. Masu, annt of Viscount
Katsuhiro Matsumaye. Took
part in the battle of Toba
arid Fushimi early in the
Restoration era ; made a
tour of inspection through
Europe and America (-1872-
1873) ; Created Viscount in
1 884 ; elected member of the
House of, Peers (1896); was
decorated with 4th Order . of
the Rising Sun in 1906 in

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li-Iid

connection with the Russo-
Japanese war. Address : No.
365, Kasuga, Kashiwagi-cho,
Yodobashi, Tokyo. Tel.: 1264
Baneho.

n, Yoho (§1- -^ W m. Shim-

zaburo by proper name,
actor of new school; b. i6tli
August 1 87 1 in Tokyo; m.
Tei. Made his first appear-
ance on the stage when he
was 21 years old; we owed
the present development of
Japanese plays of new school
from a very rudimentary
state in , great part to his
endeavour. Recreation : no-
vels. Address: 96 Kamine-
gishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2129 Shitaya.
lida, -EiEj (■^ ill 3£ S),
_ Maior-Qen., Com.. of the ist
Brigade of Infantry of the
Guard Division; h. the 7th m.
of the 5th y. of Angei (1858) in
the prefecture of Tochigi ;
e. s. of Shiro lida ; m. Te-
tsu, e. d. of Miyo Yamada.
Educ. ; grad. from the
Military Academy (1881) and
from the Military Staff Col-
lege (1887), Appointed Sub-
Lieutenantof Infantry (2882);
Lieutenant (1885"); Captain
(1892); Major' (1897);
Colonel ( 1 905 ) ; Maj or-Ge-
neral (1908). He was the
Commander of the 4th Re-
giment of the Imperial Body
Guard and awarded afterward

the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun- ' together with the , 3rd
Class of the Golden TCite for
his services. Address :.^^o.
17, Kami-Aigashi-machi, A-.
kita, Akita-ken.

lida, G-iiehi (M ffl tt — ),
Managing director of the
Mitsui Co., d'irector of the
Mitsui Bank and of the Oji
Paper Manufacturing Co.,
etc.; b. the 12th m. of the
3rd y. of Kayei.(i8so) in
Yamaguchi-ken ; e. s. of K6-
zo lida ; m. Yaso, e. d. of
Sukemitsu Ito. , . First entered
the government service as
an official of the Railway
Bureau ; became soon after
manager of. the London
branch of the Mitsui Co.,
was appointed, on his return
to Japan, sub-manager of the
Osaka branch of the Com-
pany ; promoted director of
the head-office in 19.01 ; at
present, in addition to the
posts above mentioned, is
.auditor of the Nippon Match
Mfg. _Co. Address: 12,
Shinryudo-cho, Azabu, To-
kyo. Tel. : . 1067 Shiba.

liSa, Hisatsune (fj gg f;^ ff.),

Captain of Navy, an officer
residing in London jjnder
government order; b. 1871.
Ediic. : Naval Academy, July
1888. Lieut. - Commander,
July 1904; Commander, Sept.
1907; Captain, Dec. 1912.

lid

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Decorations: 4th Order of
JR. S., 4th Order jof S. T.,
4th Class of G. K. Address :

- lida, Samon (® H :fe P^),

M^o^^^eEaij^. Commander
"of the 25th Brigade of In-
fantry; b. the Sth m, of the
Cth year of 'Ansei (1859),
Yamaguchi-ken. Sub-Lieut,
of Infantry, Dec. 1883;
Lieut., April 1887; Captain,
May .1894; Major, Oct. 1898;
Lieut. Colonel, June 1903;
Colonel, May 1905; Major-
General, May 1910. De-
corationsr* 4th Order of S.
T., 3rd Order of R. S., 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Kosumi-cho, Yamaga-
ta-shi, Yamagata-ken.

lida, SeiicM : CDJ ffl #? -)-
ex-Member of the House of
Eepresentatives^ b. May the
5th J,', of Meiji (1872'-) in
Yamaguchi-ken ;.£. s.of Bun-
suke lida ; m. Hana, 2nd d.
of Kinzaburo Sekido of To-
kyo. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; sent to
Gerrnany.to study the postal
system. Occupied successively
the po.sts of director of the Post
and Telegraph Bureau ; Se-
cretary "to the Dep't. of Com-
munications, _ and 1st class
Post-Master ; resigned, office
: and .mads.A .toli'.of , iiispection
throygh,, , Europe ; had been

elected member of the House
of Representatives. Address:
42 Iriyamazu, Iriarai-niura,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo.

lida, Shinshiehi CiS B iK -b),
a rich dry goods dealer
(firm-name, " Takashimaya,")
Member of the Kyoto Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. the
loth m.. of the 6th y. oi
Ansei (1859) in Kyoto ;- 2nd
s. of the late Shinshichi li-
da ; w. Fumi, 4th d. oi Ki-
chiyemon Yoshioka. His
ancestors' have been noted
dry-goods merchants for se-
veral generations under the
firm-name of Takashjmaya.
When he inherited the bu-
siness, he throughly reorgan-
ized and extended it, esta-
blishing brand! offices in
Tokyo, Osaka, *j Yokohama,
Tientsin, Lyons and London.
He has never failed to make
exhibits at exhibitions, at
liome and abroad, and has
been awarded a number of
gold, silver and bronze me-
dals of various descriptions.
In 1902 he was decorated
with the Sixth Grade of the
Order of Merit^for his efforts
for the public welfare. Ad-,
dress : Mm-omachi-dori'- Ta-
katsujinoboru, Shimokyo-fcu,
Kyoto. Tel.: 6yg Shimo,/. d.

lids,, Tatsuml C^ ffl S),

Director of the Nippon Bri-
quette Co., Auditor of the

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lid

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, etc. ;
b. the 8th m. of the 13th
y. of Tempo (1842) in Ao-
mori-ken ; s. of Yuma lida.
Early entered the govern-
ment service as an official
of the Finance Department ;
later became the director and
chief of the State-Treasury
Dep't of the Bank of Japan ;
again entered the govern-
ment service in .1887, occupy-
ing successively in the Im-
perial Household Department
the posts of Vice-director of
the Treasury Bureau, Com-
missioner , of the Supply
Bureau, Master of Ceremonies,
and Inspector of the Ex-
chequer ; i-etired from official
life in 1900 and entered
business, at present besides
occupying the posts above
mentioned is also Auditor of
the Japan Red Cross Society.
Address: No. 18, Nishiyedo-
gawamachi, Koishikawaku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 11 28 Bancho.

lida, Tojiro CtR H li r. Ml?),
Manager of the Tokyo branch
of the Takashimaya Dry
Goods Store, Kyoto ; b. Nov.
the 2nd y. of Meiji (1869)
in Kyoto ; 4th s. of Shin-
shichi lida ; m. Tami, e. d. of
Hachiemon Kitamura. Ad-
dress : No. I, I chome, Ya-
yesucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel. .•512 Honkyoku.

lijima, Isao (M. % M), Ri-

gakuhakushi, Ph. D. (Leipzig
University, Zoology), Prof,
of the College of Science of
the - Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; 6.
the 6th in. of the 1st y. of
Bunkyu (1861) in the pre-
fecture . of Shizuoka ; e. s. of
Michiaki lijima, a former
samurai of the Hamamatsu
clan ; m. Tsuru, sister of
Kamejiro Saionji of Nagoya.
Educ. : studied at the " Kai-
sei Gakko," a government
school (1875 — 1878); grad-
uated from the former Tokyo
University (1884.); was -sent
to Germany where he studied
Zoology at the Liepzig
University (Ph. D.) from
1882 to 1884. On his
return home, he was ap-
pointed Lecturer to the
former Tokyo University and
subsequently Prof, of the
College of Science of the
Imperial Univ. of Tokyo;
Professorship of the Peers'
School in addition (1887) ;
Received the degree of
Rigakuhakushi. He is the
best known Zoologist at
present in Japan and his
specimen collection of irisects,
birds etc. is quite unique in
the Empire. Publications:
"Text-book of Zoology for
Middle School students,"
" Easy treatise on Zoology "
etc. ; besides many others of
a similier kind. Address:

^HEim

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Is'^b. ' 962,; Sendagayamachi,
Toyotanaa-gun, Tokyo-fu,
-. jlijima IS^skharu C^^ IE ?&),
Presideht... of the 63rd Bank
and of the Nagano- iSTews-
papei^Co., Director of the
Shinyet5>ii -Petroleum Co. and
of the- Shinano Electric Co. ;
b: the 5th m. of the 1st y:
of Bunkyii (1861) in. the
province of Shinano ; 'e, s. of
the late, Shinzaemon lijima ;-
m. Sute, sister of Kameo
Eujita. ■ : Address : Nakatsu-
mura, Sarashina-gun, Niga-
t)o-ken. ;

;_,^n^ia,^ ;!?hi|eru_ eJJ % W,
Syj^^m^p^t^Lani^rtlglgngiJ,.,'
""Qiief of . the: Nagqya ifa^^^^ '
rison ; Hospital ; d. 1869 in
Tokyo. Surgeon-Sub-Lieute-
nant (Sept.. 1894).; Surgeon-
Lieutenant' (Oct. 1897);
Suirgeon-Captain (Nov. 1900);
Su)-geon-Maj6r (Dec. 1904) ;
Surgebn -Lieutenant -Colonel
(Tune 1909). Decorations:
4th Qrder of the Rising Sun
and 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. : Address: The Nago-
ya Garrison :Hospital, Nago-
ya.

limori, feizo OIZ

Prof of,^the Tokyo Female
fligher Normal- School ; b.
the 8th in. ; of the 3rd y. of
Kayei (1850) in the province
of Saga ; . ^. J. ■ of Nayehi
limori, samurai of Saga clan ;
m Ssi, e. d. of Kohichi

HanyQ of Tokyo. Educ-
Graduated from the fotmer
Tokyo Foreign Language
School. Taught German in .
the. same school; was Prof
of the Tokyo Medical School
and of the Tok5'o Agricultural
aiid Dendrologica'i School,
Assistant-Prof of the former
Tokyo Daigakti in succes-
sion ; has been in Germany-
and, graduated frdtri, the
Freiburg University with the
degree of Ph. ' D. ( 1 884—
1886) ; Chief Prof.- of the 4th.
High School and subsequent-
ly Pi'of of the Tokyo Female
Normal School. , Address :
No. 22, 2 chome, Yumicho,
Hongo, Tokyo. Tel. : 290
Shitaya.

limura, Jozahuro (^ 1^ 5t
H- 515), President of the Tei-
koku Building, Stoiie Co.,
Director of the Tokyo
Carpet Mfg. Co., the Nippon
Fire Insurance Co. and, of
the',.,K6ma Colliery Co.-,.
Auditor of the Industrial
Savings Bank ; :b., the 5.th
m. of. the 6th y\ of Kayei
(1853) in the province pi
Hitachi ; e. s. of • Matagoro
limura ; . nt. Kimi, e. d. of
Ryohei Nishimura. Educ. :
Studied Chinese classics
under the tutelage of Sankei
Kikuchi. Was member and
chairman of the Ibaraki
prefectural Assembly (1880

[ 22.3 ]

lid-Iji

-^1890) ; sat twice in the
House of Representatives in
1890 and in 1892 ; established
the . Ibaraki-Shimbun, of
which he ; became president ;
entered business in 1902 and
now occupies the posts above
mentioned. Address : No.
16, Minamimachi, Kamiichi,
Mitoshi , Ibaraki-ken.

lida, Shunsuke CSS W M SU),
Baron,^ Lieutenant-General on
the secorid reserve ; b. the
8th m. of the 3rd y. of Ko-
kwa (1846) in Yamaguchi-
ken ; , 4th s. of Kanyemon
lida, a samurai of Yamagu-
chi-ken ; m. Masa, 2nd d.
of Shinanosuke Inoue, also
a Yaniaguchi samurai. En-
tered the Army as Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry in
1873 and after due promo-
tions attained the rank of
Lieutenant-General when he
was placed on the reserve
hst; commanded the nth
Brigade of the Second Army
in the Russo-Japanese war
and fought in the fierce
battle of Telitiz with Major-
Generals Nishijima and Ando,
doing good work in helping
towards our final occupation of
the stronghold ; was created
Baron and decorated with
the 1st Order of the Rising
Sun together with the 2nd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Kajo-mura, Saha-

gun, Yamaguclii-ken.

lizukft, Kei (fj %, V-), JH.

gakuhakushi, Professor of
the Peers School. Address:
Zoshigaya-choj Koishikav/a-
ku, Tokyo.

Ijiclii. Kosuke (^ ji ^ ^
^), Baron, Lieutenant-Gene-
ral, put on tKe Tef&eii "litf"^
since Nov. 191 1; h. the ist
m. of the 1st y. of Ansei
(1854) in Kagoshima; e. s.
of Naoyemon Ijichi, a samu-
rai of Satsuma clan ; m..
Miki, sister of Jutoku Saigo,
Marquis. Edv.c. : Graduated
from the Military Academy
(1879). Appointed Sub- .
Lieutenant of Artillery (i 879);
sent to France for study an4
promoted to Lieutenant while
there (1880— 1882) ; Adjutant
to the Imperial Body^Guard
and a member of the Investi-
gation Committee for the
Revision of the Target-Practice
Regulations for Artillery
(1883) ; again went to Europe
in the suite of Prince O-
yama in 1883 and remained in
Germany for study ; Captain
(the same year) ; Major
(1889); Lieutenant-Colonel
(1894); Second in Command
of the General Staff of the
2nd Army in the Japan-
China War and took part in
the battles of Kin-Chow and
Port Arthur ; rendered excel^
lent service in the Negotia-

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tiou-Conference held on board
the battleship Matsushivta
for the acceptance of the
surrender of Ting Zhu Chang,
Commander-in-Chief of the
Chinese- Squadron ; Colonel
#%?);' Majors-General (1900);
Chief- of the General Staff of
: ftK ' .^r-d ' x4.i^y ■ ^ and ; Chief
Comiaissioher for the riegotia-
'tion of the. Surrender of Port
Arthur in the Russo- Japan-
war ■ and afterward Com-
mander of the Port Arthur
Fortress ; Lieutenant-General
(1906) ; Commander of the
Tokyo Bay Defence (1906) ;
Commander _, of the nth
Army Division (1909), a
post which he held till 191 1.
He was created Baron in
:I907 and' decorated with the
Second Order of the Rising
Siin together with the Second
Class order, of the Golden
Kite for his services in the
late war. Address: Yuiga-
hama, Kamakura, Kanagawa-
ken.

IjicM, Soya CF Jt ^it ^1),
Engineer, to the Imperial
Railway Board ; b. the 9th
in. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in Tokyo ; sec. j. of
Sadaka -Ijichi ; m. Sei, e, d.
of Tatewaki Kurooka . of
Kagoshima. Educ. : . studied
Engineering in . America.
Appoihte'd Railway Engineer
to the Dep. of the Interior

(1893) ; Engineer to. the
Imperial Railway ^BojCrd
since 1907 and is now tlie
President of the Construction-
Office at Kagoshima. Ad-
dress : Hamacho, Kago-
shima.
Ijichi, Suetaka CF ifi ^ ^

^), ; Vice -Admiral, Director
of ""Kure^'^^^*^ArsenaI ;
3. 26 3rd month 4 Ansei
(1857); ^- of Mr. Tokushiro
Ijich,', a. Satsuma saimirai;
Chief-Gunner of the Fuso and
on the Staff of the Standing
Squadron in China-Japan
War ; Captain of Izumo in
Kusso-Japanese War. Gran-
ted the 3rd Order of Rising
Sun, Sacred Treasure and 3rd
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Yamate-dori, Kure.
Ijuin, Goro CF m iS S W),

Baron, Admiral,,, Chief

of the Naval General Staff,

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Iju

Member of the Board of
Admirals ; b. the 9th m. of
the 5th y. of Kayei (1852)
in the province of Satsuma ;
c. s. of the late Sainosuke
ijuin. a former samurai of
the Kagoshima clan ; in.
Shigc, c. d. of Yoshikata
Ono of Tokyo. JEaac- entered
in 1 87 1 the former "Kaigun-
Hcigaku-Ryo," a naval a-
cademy; sent later to England
and Germany to study Gun-
nery and Navigation. Ap-
pointed Lieutenant on his
return home (1888); pro-
moted to Captain and was
on board Saikyo Mdru in
the Battle of the Yellow
Sea (1894); was Second in
Command of the Naval
General Staff (1898); Rear-
Admiral (1899); invented
Ijuin fuse in 1900 j repre-
sented Japan with the
Asama and Takasago at
the Coronation Ceremony of
King Edward ; Vice-Admiral
in 1903 ; held lirst the post
of Second in Command of
the Naval General Staff and
then that of Commander-in-
chief of tlie 2nd Standing
Squadron during the Russo-
Japanese War ; represented
Jai^an at Jamestown Exhibi-
tion U. S. A., April 1908
with Tsukuba and Chitose ;
created Baron and granted
the Grand Cordon of Rising

Sun and the ist Class 'of
the Grolden Kite for his ser-
vices in the . late War ;
Transferred to present post
in May 1908. Address : No.
33. 2chome, Nagatamachi,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
2282 Shimbashi.

Ijuin, Hikokichi CI? ft ^ ^
§), Minister to China ; b.
the 6th m. of the ist y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Kagoshima ;
e. s. of Yoshitsugu Ijuin of
the former Satsuma clan ; m.
Yoshi, sister of Toshikazu
Okubo, Marquis. Ediic.:
Graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Inlp.
Univ. (1890). Entered the
diplomatic service the same
year ; eleverConsul at Chefoo
(1893); Secretary to the
Japanese Legation at London
(1894) ; the same to the
Japanese Legation at Vienna
?i89S); Consul at Fusan
{1896); Consul at Chemulpo
(1898); Consul at Tientsin
(1901); Consul-General at
Tientsin (1902); Councillor
of the Japanese Embassy at
London (1907); Minister to
China since 1908.. He was
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun together
with a grant of money in
1902 in connection with the
Boxer trouble and with the
2nd Order of the Rising Sun
for his services in the Russo-

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Japanese War. Address :
Japanese Legation, Peking,
China.

Ijuin, Kanetomo C^-ft i^ ^g
^), Viscount, Member of the
House of Peers ; 3. Oct. the
3rd y. of Meiji (1870) in
Kagoshima ; adopt, s. of the
late Viscount Kanehlro Ijuin ;
m. Haru, e. d. of his adopted
father. Was Master of Hunt-
ing in 1896. Addreis : No.
31. Ichome, Mita, Shiba,
Tolcyo. Tel.: 1S08 Shiba.

Ikebe, MunesaDuro CJ& is W

H W), Attendant Physician
to the Emperor ; 2nd s. of
Mr. Kensetsu Watanabe of
Oita Prefecture ; d. 28 Feb.
5 Ansei (1858). Address:
Aioicho, Honjolcu, Tokyo.
Tel..: 3650 Naniwa.

Ike^e, Tosliikata (Jffi, si *«
^)> scholar of Japanese
Classics, lecturer at the
law college of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ.; b. 1863 in Ku-
mamoto; s. of Gunji Ikebe,
a clan samurai. Educ: the
Tokj'o Imp. Univ. Engaged
in teaching at schools, public
and private; often worte
books regarding educa-
tion; was in Europe and
America for 4 years. Pn-
blications : ' 'history of Japan-
ese legislation," " Europe,"
and various works of litera-
ture. Address: 26 Shekigu-
chidai-machi, Koishikawa-ku,

Tokyo. ! '

'Ikebukuro, Hidetaro (J& S
^ ic W), Chief of the Account
Section of the Monopoly
Bureau of the Finance De-
partment; b. Aug. the Sth
y. of Meiji (1872) in Kago-
shima ; e. s. of Keizo Ike-
bukuro ; m. Yuki, 2nd d. of
Michimasa Tokuno, a samu-
rai of Kagoshima. Educ. :
Graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1897). Passed the
Higher Civil Service Exami- v
nation and was appointed
Revenue officer of the De-
partment of Finance in 1898,
successively occupying the
posts of Chief of the Nemuro,
Sapporo, Hakodate, Maru-
game and Tokyo Salt Mono-
poly Office ; was transferred
as Secretary to the Tobacco
Monopoly Bureau and then
promoted to the present post.
Address: No. 1081, 6chome,
Aoyamaminami-cho, Akasa-
ka-kn, Tokyo.

Ikeda, JSuntaro CJlfc H A ;fc
SIS). A rich farmer, Director
of the Akita Bank and of
the Omagari Bank; b. Apr.
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) in
the province of Ugo ; e. s. of
Zinnosuke Ikeda ; in. Kiya,
sister of Hyozo Shoji. Ad-
dress : Takanashi-mura, Sem-
poku-gun, Akita-ken.

Ikeda, Chuhakn (M fS -ft If).

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Ike

Marquis, Lieutenant of Infant-
ry, Meni5e7"oTffie'''Tlou.se of
"Peers ; b. Aug. the loth y.
of Meiji (1878) in Tokyo;
Sth s. of Prince Keiki Toku-
gawa, ]ast of the Shoguns,
and adopted by Marquis
Terutomo Ikeda, lord of
Tottori clan ; m. Kyo-ko,
2nd d. of his adopted- father.
Educ. : Graduated from the
MiHtary Academy. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1898 ; Lieu-
tenant in 1907. Address :
No. 3, I chome, Ichibeicho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. : 282
Shiba.

Ikeda, Isaji (*,. ffl ?t H :^),
President of the Ihei Bank
and of the Kansai Trust Co.,
Managing Director of the
Tenryu Timber Co. ; d. the
Sth m. of the 3rd j/. of
Bunkyu (1863) in the pre-
fecture of Shizuoka ;"?;«. Suye,
sister of Kohachi Ozawa.
■Address: Jhei-muta, Hikisa-'
-gun, Shizuoka-ken.

lirada, Iwaii C*. B ^ ?&).
Rigakuhakushi, Prof. of
the Hiroshima ■ Higher
Normal School. Address :
The Hiroshima Higher Nor-
mal School, Hiroshima.

Ik&da, Juzaburo Cift, Et| ir S
I!^), Chief of the Communi-
cations Bureau of the Chosen
Government-General's Office ;
S. Aug. the 3rd j>. of Meiji
(1871) in the prefecture of

Nagasaki ; 4th s. of Youn
Ikeda, a samurai of Naga-
saki ; m. Toki, sister of
Shinichi Okamoto of Tokyo.
Educ. : Graduated from the
College of Law of the Tokyo.
Imp. Univ. (1892), Has
long been in the service of
the Dept. of Communications;
present po.st since 1910.
Address: 3 chome, Yamato-
cho, Seoul, Chosen,

Ikeda, Kenzo (jSi IB If H), .
Banker, President of the
Tokyo Savings Bank, Direc-
tor of the 1 00th Bank..
Advisor to the ist Mutual
Life Insui-ance Co., Member
of the To.kyo Chamber of
Commerce ; b. the 1 2th m.
of the istjc. of Ansei (1854)
in Hyogo-ken ; e. s. of Sumi- .
haru Ikeda ; m. Yone, e. d.
of Yuzo Fujinami. Began '
his business career as director
and manager of the lOOth
Bank in 1.883 ', later estab-
lished the Tokyo Savings
Bank and became its presi-
dent ; in addition is at present
vice-president of the Japan
Traders .Association. Ad-
dress : No. 8, 3 ' chome,
Tsukiji, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Tel: 1836 Shimbashi

Ikeda, Eensai Cjfe ffl ^'S:,
Baron^^a/f^^^^«/5^<i•A^ Member
of ' tlie'~""T3ouH"'^CS)LfnciI ; b.
the ii'Oci m. of the 12th jk-
of Tempo (1842) in Niigata,

Ike

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province of Echigo ; 2nd s.
of Kenzo Irizawa and adopt-
ed by Shushin . Ikeda, a
famous physician at the time
of Tdkugawa. Educ. : studied
medicine under the care of
his father-in-law; was sent
to Germany for study where
he graduated from the Univer-
sity of Berlin in 1876. Ap-
pdihted Surgeon Inspector of
the Army (1876); President
of the Tokyo Medical School
(1876) ; Dean of the Medical
College of the Tokyo Univ.
(1877); President of the
Imp. Physicians' Bureau
(1878) ; Received the degree
of Igakuhakushi. (1888) ; was
created Baron with First
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and appointed Councillor of
the Kinkei Hall (1898);
Member of the Court

Council (1902). Address :
No. 9, Kitakogacho, Suruga-
dai, Kanda, Tokyo. TeL :
733 Honkyoku.

Ikeda, Kikunae C&KMW,
Rigakuhakushi, Prof, of the
College of Science of the
Tokyo Imperial University
(Chair, Chemistry) ; b. the
loth m. of the ist y. of
Gwanji (1864) in the province
of Satsuma ; 2nd s. of Haru-
nae Ikeda, a former samurai
of Kagoshima clan ; in. Sada,
3rd d. of Reizo Okada.
Educ. : Graduated from the

College of Science of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. inM886;
studied Chemistry in Ger-
many (1899—1901). Prb-
fessbr of the Higher Normal
School and then accepted
present post. Address : No.
9, Nishisugacho, Nezu, Hon-
go, Tokyo.

Ikeda, Kakuzo (1, H K H),
Judge of the Hakodate Court
of Appeal ; b. the loth m.
of the 6th f. of Ansei (1859)
in the prefecture of Kagawa;
brother of Shunji Mino and
adopted by the late Hisa
Ikeda ; m. Kazuo, sister of
Sadahisa Nagae. Educ. :
studied law at several .private
Institutions and passed the
Examination for the Bench
(1886). Appointed Proba-
tionary Judge and then full
Judge in 1887. Judge of the
District Courts of Tokushi-
ma and Matsuyama, of the
Hiroshima Court -of Appeal
in succession (1897— 1908);
present ppst since 1908. Ad-
dress r Shiomi-cho, Hakoda-
te, Hokkaido.

Ikeda, Marao (ife H H W),
Lieutenant of Infantry on the
"feserve ristrErigiiieef to the
Dep. of Horhe Affairs, etc.-;
b. Aug. the 4th y. of Meiji
(1871) in Tokyo; Sth s. of
Ritsu Ikeda ; m. Take, e. d.
of Konosuke Hasumi. Educ:
Graduated from the Engine-

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Ina

member of the Tokyo City
Assembly ; has been sitting
in the House of Representa-
tives since 1908 ; is also a
member of the ToI<yo Cham-
ber of Commerce. Address :
No, 1 2, Iwamotocho, Kanda,
'I'okyo. Tel.: 1876 Hon-
kyoku. •

Inagaki, Kitazo ff§aS#5t),
Artist, nom de plume is
"Kite"; h. 1854 in Edo. Educ:
studied under L. Verny-Inge-
nieur, Prof. Gerard; graduated
Chimie IndustrielL* ■Couser-
vatoir des Arts et Metiers, Pa-
ris, 1873. Often proceeded to
Europe since the bsginning of
Meiji and engaged in export
and import business; besides
managed silk textile industry ;
is life mem. of Kyoto Fine Arts
Association; Address : '^0. 16,
Takatokuji-machi, Tera- ma-
chi-kami, Kamikyo-ku, Kyo-
to. Tel. : 5853-

Inamura, Kan-ichiro (M "fR
S: — II5), President of the
Kumagae Bank and of the
Kumagae Savings Bank ; b.
the Sth ni. of the 3i-d y. of
Kayei (1850) in the prefecture
of Saitama ; e. s. of Yagoye-
mon Inamura ; m. Fusa,
sister of Zenkuro Uchida.
Address: Narita-mura, Kita:-
saitama-gun, Saitama-ken.

Inamura, Shinroka (|§ *j" i?

Commander of the 37 th

Regiment ; b. 1 866 in Tokyo.
Sub-Lieutenant (July 1887);
Lieutenant (Dec. 1891);
Captain (Dec. 1896); Major
(Sept. 1902) ; Lieutenant-
Colonel (July 1905) ; Colonel
(Apr. 1909) ; Decorations.
The 4th Order of the Rising
Sun and the 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite. Address:
37th . Regiment of Infantry,
Wakayama.

Inamura, Tokuta (ifgtJ,l3Sc)i
Mining Engineer of the Min-
ing Sapporo Superintendent
Office; b. .iSyi, in Toyohi-
gashi village, Toyoura-gun,^
Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Shoi-
chi Inamura; m. September
1906. Educ: graduated
from the College of Engin-
eering of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1898. Was appointed
the Mining Engineer of the
Osaka Mining Superintendent
Office, August 1898, elected
a member of the Forestry
Conference of the Miye,
Shiga, Fukui, Tottori, Shi-
mane, Ehime and Kochi-
ken, 1 899-1902, transferred
to Sapporo Mining Super-
intendent Office, 1902; was
invested with the 6th Order
of Merit, December 191 1.
Recreations: Utai. Address :
No. I, Ju-nichome, Kita Ichi-.
jodori, Sapporo.

Inanobu, Eihei (f§ ]& M ^
ft), boot and shoe merchant

Ina— Ino

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(firm name " Htachiya "),
Managing director' of the
Nippon Commercial Bank,
Director of the Fuji Gas
Spinning Co., and of the ist
Boiler Insurance Co., Member
of. the Tokyo "Municipal
Council and of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce ; b.
the 1 2th m. of the 4th y...oi
Kayei (1851) in Tokyo; i. s.
of Yasubei Inanobu ; m.
Fusa, 2nd d: of Sobei Naka-
gawa. Address .• No. i , i
chome, Honzaimokucho, Ni-
honbashi, Tokyo. Te/. .• 357
Honkyoku.

Inayama, Kyusen (f§ [U {^.
flil)( President of the Inaya-
ma Bank, Director of the
Sumidagawa Steamship Co.,
and of the Estate and Build-
ing Go. 'J (5. the 3rd m. of
the 13th J/, of Tempo (1842)
in the province of Kazusa ;
adop. s. of the late Kyiisen
Inayama. Address: No. 6,
Yama.shitachp, Kyobashi, To-
kyo; Tel. : 1449, Shimba.shi.

Indo, Seiko CH B !^ ■ W),
Chief of the Issue Depart-
ment of the Bank of Japan ;
d. the r2.th m. of the 2nd j',
of Ansei (1855) in Yama-
guchi-ken ; e. s. of Shizue
Yamaga and adopted into
the Indo' family, j Address :
No. I , Nichoiiie, : Sadowara-
cho, Ichigaya, Ushigome,
Tokyo. Tel. .: 20S- Bancho.

moguelii, Harukiyo C^ ffif n

Com. oftfie"3ist Bngade oi
Infantry; b. 1861 in Gifu-ken.
Sub-Lieutenant (June r886).;
Lieutenant . (Dec. ' 1889) ;
Captain (Dec. 1894) ; Major
(Oct. 1900); Lieutenant-
Colonel (Nov. 1904) ; Colonel
(Nov. '1907)'; decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and the 3rd Glass of
the Golden Kite. Address:
Headquarter of- the 31st In-
fantry Brigade, Toyama.

Inogami, Seizab iro ( ^ ± ^
H Wi, Artist, (manufacturing
of picture dyed texture) ; h.
Dec. 1873 in Kyoto. Is mem. of
Kyoto Arts Association and of,
Yanagisalcurakai; often was
awarded with prizes in exhibi-
tions. Address : No. 4, Muro-
machi-nishikita, Iru-Yama-
bushi Yamacho, Shimo-Kyo-
ku, Kyoto. Tel: 1164. Fac-
tories .-Nishijin Kyoto, Kita-
koji-cho, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto;
Grifu Kojo, Saraki-mura, Ina--
ba-gun, Gifu-ken, Fukni
Kojo, Mitsubashi, Fukui.
Besides he has ' embroidery
and dying factories.

i Incfko, Hokonosuke G'i ^ %
Z.) IS),, ^„J^o^he^usM ; Prof
of ; the'T^dicaF^irege of
the Kyoto Imp, Univ. (Chair-
Surgery) ; b. the 4th m. of
the 1st J/, .of Manyen (1865)
in Kyoto ; e. s. of Eiyoshi
Inoko ; in. Hisao, e. d. of

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Ike

dress : Futatsuka-mura, Imi-
zu-gun, Toyama-ken.

Ikegai, Shotaro CJ& S. ^£ i:
115), President of the Ikegai
Iron Works ; b. Oct. the 2nd
y. of Meiji (1869) in the pre-
fecture of Chiba ; e. s. of Ju-
yemon Ikegai ; 7n. Koto,
sister of Kumeji Takahashi.
Served as apprentice for three
years (1882— 1885) with the
Nishimura Machinery Works
at Yokohama ; returning to
Tokyo entered the service of
the Shibaura Engineering
Works till 1890 when he
started the Ikegai Iron
Works for the manufacture
of machine tools ; subsequen-
tly enlarged the business by
entering into partnership with
Mr. Chiba, one of Japan's
Cigarettes Magnates of that
time and the firm has since
been conducted on a company
basis of which he is now
president. Address : No.
22, Shikoku-cho, Mita, Shi-
ba, Tokyo. Tel.: 597 Shi-
ba.

Ikegami, Saburo (}& ± 3 SR},
Chief Public Procurator of
the Hakodate Court of Ap-
peal ; b. the 1st m. of the
2nd y-. of Ansei (i8SS) in the
prefecture of Fukushima ;
e. s. of Takesuke Ikegami ; m.
Tsune, e. d. of Tatsumasa
Watanabe, samurai of Shizu-
oka. Appointed Public Pro-

curator of the Nagasaki and
Osaka Courts of Appeal,
Chief Public Procurator of the
Kobe District Court etc., in
.succession (1881 — 1905);

present post since 1905. Ad-
dress : The Public Procura-
tors' Office, Court of Appeal,
Hakodate, Hokkaido.

Ikegami, SMro C^ ± B 115),
Secretary to the Osaka-fu

Governnient | 3. the 4th m.
of the 4th y. of Ansei (1857)
, in the prefecture of Fuku-
shima'; sec. s. of Takesuke-
Ikegami, a samurai of Fuku-
shima clan ; m. Hama, sister
of Nyoyen Kosuge of shi-
zuoka. Entered the service
of the Metropolitan Police
Board as a policeman in
1877 j promoted successively
to be Police Sergeant of.
Ishikawa and Kyoto pre-
fectures. Superintendent of
Kyoto Prison, Police In-
spector of Kyoto prefecture.
Chief of Police of Chiba,
HyogO and Osaka prefectures,
Counselled of the Osaka pre-
fectural government and
finally to the present post.
Address: Higashino-machi,
Enokoshima, Nishiku, Osaka.
Ikegami, Shuho (Jfe _h ^ M),
■Kunijiro by proper name,
artist (Japanese painting); b.
Oct. ■ 1874 in Nagano- ken;
e. s. ©f ShiJ Ikegami; m.
Toyo, younger sister of Iku-

Ifee

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zo Ooka. . Educ: privately,:
studied painting from his
father and afterward from
Ranpo Araki ; obtained very
. many prizes in various ex-
hibitions; had honour of
drawing before their Imperial
Majesties; is director of Do-
kugakai, couaicillor of Nihon-
gakat, member of committee
of the Japan Art Asso. Ad-
dress:. 12 Yanakashimizu-cho,
Shitaya-Jku, . Tokyo.

Ikegami, Teruhaya CB ± M-
M), A '. rich farmer ; b. the
6th m:.. of the . ist y. of
Kayei (.1848) in the province
of Bizen ; : ^. J, of Bunzaye-
mon. Ikegami;, m. Kaya,
adopt, d. of Kikugoro Tera-
da. : Address : Kitawake-
mijra, _ Katsuda-gun, Okaya-

. ma-ken. ' "-'

- IkegucM, Keizo i%X\ R =),

Yakugakuliakushi (doctor of
Pharmacology), Expert to
the Metropolitan Police Board,
to the Department of Home
Affairs and to the Patent
Bureau ; b. the 4th m. of the
3rd V. of.Keio (1867) in
Hyogo-ken ; 3rd s. of Kichi-
bei Ikeguchi ; m. Seki, sister
of Jinpachi Matsuda of Kyo-
to. Edua : Graduated from
the Medical College (Pharma-
cological course) of.the To-
kyo Imperial University. En-
tered the Metropolitala Police
Board after his graduation as

an expert, ; appointed, in
addition, Expert to . the
Home Department and to
the Patent Bureau of the
Department of Agriculture
and Commerce., . Address :
No. 17 Shimonegishi, Shita-'
ya, Tokyo.

Ikehara, Shikanosuke (1, W.
M i- W^> director of

the Fujita-gumi & Co., di-
rector of the Ujikawa Elect-
ric Co., special member of the
Osaka Chamber of Comxnerce;
6; August of the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871) at Komatsu-
mura, Shuso-gun, Ehime-ken;
s. of Toshi-zaburo Ikehara ;
m. Shizuko Yamazaki, March
1902. Educ. : graduated from
the private Chuo University.
Passed the Higher Civil Ser-
vice Examination, Oct. 1897;
was appointed counsellor of
Nara prefectural government,
August 1901 ; became assist.-
mayor of Osaka City, Nov.
1901 ; entered the present firm
in Feb. 1906 and promoted to
the present post. Decorations:
6th order of merit. Address. :
No. 32 Amijima-cho, Kita-
ku, Osaka. Tel.: 2851 Higa-
shi.

Ikematsu, Tokikazu (M S a* :
SI), Governor of the Fukui'
prefectural ' - b. Aug.
the 6th y. of Meiji (1873)
in the prefecture of Kago-
shirna ; e. s. of Seizo Ike-

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Ike-IM

matsu ; m. Tetsu, 2nd if. of
Jiro Sagimiira of Shiga-ken.
Educ, : Graduated from the
College of Law of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1898). Acted
on the Metropolitan Police
Board as its police Sergeant
and clerk ; subsequently
entered the Home Dept. ;
occupied successively the
post.s of Councillor of Saga
prefecture, Chief of Police of
■Gumma, Iwate, Tochiki pre-
fectures, Secretary of the
Aichi prefecture ; present
post since 19 12. Address:
Hoyeinaka-machi, Fukui,
. Fukui-ken.

Ikeno, SeiicMro CJfi. if )* —
m, Prof, of the Agricultural
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. . Address : No. 89,
Harajuku, Sendalgaya-machi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Ikeuehi Soichiro Qfi, P9 It -
|R), mine-owner ; 3. June the
2nd f. of Meiji (1869) m
Mayebashi, province of Ko-
zuke ; e. s. of Shinroku Ike-
uehi, a retired judge ; m,
Kimi, sister of Kamen Ishi-
yama, a samurai of Gumma-
ken. Educ. : graduated from
the Hogakuin, forerunner of
the present Chuo Daigaku
(Central Univ., private).
After graduation became '_ a
government official, news-
paper writer, company em-
ploye, and sugar merchant

in succession ; took part in
the Japan-China war, staying
in Manchuria and Formosa
fbr three years ; entered, oh
his return home, the service
of the Japan Sugar Mfg.
Co., taking the post of Chief
of its General Affairs Sec-
tion ; resigning the post in
1908 . accepted the sole
management of the Takatori
mine in the Province of
Hitachi, the mine producing
a large amount of wolframite,
a native compound of tung-
state of iron and manganese.
Address : No. 12, 3 chome,
Kakigaracho, Nihonbashi,
Tokyo. Clud : Kojunsha
Tel. : 3438 Naniwa.

Iki, Josei Cf 7k ■?* it),
Expert to the Bureau of
Mining of the Department
of Agriculture and ~ Com-
merce ; i>. Sept. the 5tli j/.
of Meiji (1872) in the pre-
fecture of Kagoshima ; sec.
s. of Otogoro Oshikawa ;
afterwards adopted by the
late Shichiro Iki ; m. Kano,
e. d. of Yosuke Arima.
Educ, : Graduated from the
College of Science of ' the '
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1897).
Appointed Prof ot the
Second High School (1898);
present post since 1901.
Address: No. 1859, Shimo-
shibuya, Shibuya-machi,

Toyotama-gun; Tokyo-fu.

Iki-Iku

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■ Ikimi, Kotaro (S. ir M 'jI tk
©» , Golohel of liifai

gitneiit of Infantry; i. 1861
in Fukudka-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
June 1886; Lieut., Jan. 1891;
Captain, April 1895; Majr,
1901; Lieut. Colonel, Nov.
1904; Coloiiel, Nov... 1 907.
Decorations: 3rd Order of
R. S;, 4tli Order &f S. T.,
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address: Kumamoto-slii, Kii-
niamoto-ken.

Ikoma, Chikatada C4 )S S.
*>), Bai'on; b. July the 4tli
y. of Meiji (i8;2) in the
province of Bizen ; 4th s. of
the late Yoshimasa Ikeda,
lord of Okayama clan, and
adopted afterward by Baron
Ghikasuke Ikoma, lord of
Yajima clan of Ugo province ;
m. Iwa-ko, 2nd d. of the
late -Ghikataka Ikoma. Was
once member of the House
of Y&&CS.--': Address : No. 262,
Kita.shinagawa, Shinagawa-
machi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

IkomS, MaEJi i^E M %_ <S),
School-Inspector of the Dep.
of Education, Prof of the
Tokyo Normal School ; b.

. the 1st m. of the. 3rd y. of
Keio (r867) in the province

■ of Jse j sec. s. of Tokuzo I-
koma ; »«. Narae, 3rd d. of
Teisabiiro" Kida of Waka-
yama. Educ. : Graduated
from the Miye Noftnal School

(1889) and from the Higher
Normal School (1892); sent
to Germany to study rriathi-
ma-tics (Strasbufg- University
1898'— i"9d5). Appointed

Prof of the' Higher Nornial
School and in addition one
of the School Inspectors for
the Dep. of Education. Ad-
dress : No. 133, Hara-machi,
Koishilcawa, Tokyo.

Ikui, Junzo C*. fc JH 'it),
M^^^iftgEaJ^.placed on the
reserve; 6. the gth m. of the
4th y. of Ansei (1857) in
Gifu-ken. Sub-Lieutenant

(Feb. 1879) ; Lieutenant
(May 1884); Captain (Feb.
1892); Major (July 1897);
Lieutenant Colonel (Aug. .
1902) ; Colonel (Mar. 1905) ;
Major-General (Dec. 1908). >
Decorations : 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and 5th
Class of the Golden Kite,
Address : Tomitacho, Hiro-
saki, Aomori-ken.

Ikushima, Gorobei (4 St '£.

M ^ 'M'), a rnillionaire of
Kobe ; b. the 4th m. of the
6th y. of Meiji. (1873) in
Hyogo-ken ; 2nd s. of Bun-
yemon Uyenishi and adopted
by the late Gorobei Il<:ushin:a ;
m-. Suye, sister of Siehei Iwa-
zaki, of Osaka-fu. Address :
No. 73, 2 chome, Sakae-

machi, Kobe.

Ikuta Hiroji (/% m 3i ?§)*

7io)-fi de pbhne is Cholco; b.
1882 in Tottori-ken. Ediic.-i

[ 235

Iku— Ima

graduated the iihilosoj^hy
course at the College of lite-
rature of the Tokyo Imperial
University. _ Publication :
"Primer of Literature," etc.
Addfess: No. Suga-cho,
Nezu, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Ikuta, Sadayuki (/£ H 'm. Z^,
Chief of the Trea.sury Bureau
of the Bank of Japan ; i>.
June the 3rd jf. of Meiji
(1870) in Kochi-icen ; adopt.
s. of the late Nobuo Ikuta ;
m. Shigeyo, .sister of Kuni-
take Takayoshi, a native of
Okayama^ken; Address : No.
3, Takajomachi, Ichigaya,
Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. :
1689 Bancho.

Ikuta, Shinyemon (4 H Sr
5& It PI), President of the
Higami Bsnk, Director of
the Saji Bank ; b. the 6th
m. of the 3rd y. of Keio
( 1 867) in the prefecture of
Hyogo ; e.. s. of the late
Shinyemon Ikuta ; in. Yo,
sister of Saburoyernon Fujii
Address : Tosaka-mura, Hi-
gami-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Ikutame, SJiin Qi. B @ if),

£44a!lSJss:-B9^~Jjife-**-'?y> ' Com-
mander of''t¥e Kabai'uto Gar-
rison; h. 1866 in Ibaraki-ken.
Educ.^ Graduated from the
Military Academy. Sub-
Lieutenant (June 1886);
Lieutenant (Nov. 1890) ;
Captain (Jan. 1895) ; Major
(Apr. 1900) ; Lieutenant-

Colonel (Nov. 1904) ; Colonel
(Nov. 1907) ; decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and the 3rd Class" of
the Golden Kite. Address:
Headquarter of the Kabafutb
Garrison.

Imai, EonicM (.'^ fr ^ — )«
President of the Nippon
Mercantile Marine Co. ; b.
the 3rd m. of the 1st y. of
Kokwa (1844); adop. s. of
Shurei Imai, a samurai of
Mori clan ; in. Ishi, sec. d.
of Keikichi Yamasaki of
Tokyo. Early entered the
service of the Dept. of
Justice, occupjdng succes-
sively the posts of Chief
Public Procurator of the
Tokyo 'District Court, Public
Procurator of the Court ,of
Cassation, Judge of the Court
of Administrative Litigation,
Chief of the Taiwan Court
of Cassation, Governor of
Tainan-ken ; resigned official
service in 1901 and became
the President of the Nippon
Mercantile Marine Company.
Address: No. 10, Nishikata-
maclii, Komagome, Hpngo,.
Tokyo. Tel. : 3437 Shitaya.

Imai, Hikosaburo (^ ^ iS '
3i SI5), Prof of the First
High School; b. the jixA' m.
of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in the prefecture of
Miyagi; e. s. of the late
Yoshida Imai .; m. Tsuna,

Ima

[ 236]

sister of Michitomo Hatae
of Akita prefecture. Educ:
studied Chinese from Kinryo
Yoshino ahd Koson Shima-
da ; graduated from the
Japanese Classic course of
the former Tokyo Daigaku.
Successively appointed

teacher to the Normal Schools
■of Akita, Chiba, Miyagi and
to the Middle School of
Miyagi (1886— 1896). Prof
•of the First High School
since 1 896. ^^N Address : No.
99, Asakamachi, Komagome,
Hongo, Tokyo.

iin9.i, Kanetane (^ ^ Jft la ^

.. ^.^g.gJ§.ia-.o£iJJ.avy,- Command-
* er of the 7/&V, coast defence
•ship; Chief of the Yokos-ufo
Marines' Division; ^. 1869.
' Ediic: Naval Academy,
August* 1883; Lieut.-Com-
mander, Feb. 1898; Com-
mander, Oct. 1904; Captain,
Sept. 5907. Decorations:
3rd Order of R. S., 4th
Order of S. T., 4th class of
G. K. Address: the Yoko-
suka Naval Station.

Iiuai, Kwan-ichi (^ ^ K — )s

•president of the Osaka Public
Library; b. 1870 in Toku-
shima; younger b. of Susumu
Nishika-wa; in. Ryiiko, elder
'sister of Konosuke Yama-
mura. Educ: graduated
from the Literary College
of Tokyo Imp Univ. in
189S. After serving as

teacher qf Hakodate Middle
school, of Hikone Middle
school was appointed prin-
cipal of Tsushima Middle
school, 1900-1903; travelled
through Europe and America
to inspect libraries there
from March 1912 to January
19 1 3. Recreation: Utai. Ad-
dress: I of 493 Terayama-
cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
Imai, Shinoo (-^ ^ J?, |lt).

Consul jGenerai at Song-
kong; (5. August 1870 at
Minogun, Hyogo-ken. Passed
the examination for diplo-
matic and consular service
in 1 901; eleve coiKul at
Fusan, 1901; Montreal, 1903;
diplomatic attache in Italy,
1904; third secretaty of
legation, 1906; third sec. of
Embassy, 1907; 2nd sec,
1909; attended the 2nd
International Agricultural
conference in Rome, 19O9;
decorated with 6th order of
Sacret Treasure for his
service during the late war.
Address: Japanese consulate,
Hongkong. .

Imai, Kihaclii (^ * » A),
pawn-broker, Director of the
foyokuni Bank, Auditor of
the Senj u- Azuma Steamboat
Co., Member of the Tokyo
Municipal Assembly ; b. the
4th m. of the 4th J/, of Ansei
(1857) in Tokyo; adopt, s.
of the late Kihachi Imai ; /«.

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Ima

Cho, adopt, d. of Kihei
Nakajima. Address : No. 9,
7 chome, Umamichi, Asakusa,
Tokyo. Td. : 1737 S'nitaya.

Imai, Majoielii i/^ 9: ?^ — ),
A rich landlord, Representa-
tive member of the Imai
Bank, President of the Yoshida
Saving.s Bank, Director of
the Fuji Life lasurance Co. ;
b. the 6th m. of the Sth y.
of Ansel (1858) in the pro-
vince of Echigo ; e. s. of
Magohei Imai. Address :
Yoshida-mura, Nishikambara-
guH, Niigata-ken.

Imai, Nofcuyuki C^^ft±),

English Editor of the Yo-
rodzv C hollo; b. in Tokyo
on November 15th in the
i/th year of Meiji; s. of Hei-
zo Imai, a clerk of the
Metropolitan Police Board,
married Hanaye, the second
d;iughter cf Ryobei Mutai,
a farmer in Nagano-keii.
Ediic: Received practically
no school education except
the matriculation at the ^1?-
kitniin Elgakko, Tokyo. Pu-
blications: several works on
tlie study of the English
Language. Address. : 22 Sen-
dagi-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.

Imai, Shozo C4- ^ # H),
Prof, of the Fourth High
School ; b. the 6th m. of the
I St J)/, of Ansei (1854) in the
prefecture of Shizuoka ; 3rd
s. of .Moritane Imai ; 7m.

Shige, e. d. of Naonobu
Mayeda, ^ia'?/^.. .-. Graduated
from the College of Science
of the former Tokyo Daigaku.
Prof of the Kanazawa .Medi-
cal School (1877— 1888);
Prof of the Fourth High
School since 1888. Address:
No. 16, Nagamachi Sanban-
cho, Kanazawa, Ishikawa-
ken.

Imai, Takeo (4- ^ ^ jg),

Paymaster-Colonel, Chief of
the Accountants Dep't of
7th Army Division; b. 18 52
in Mie-ken. Paymaster- Sub-
Lieut., 1893; Paymaster-
Lieut., May 189S; Paymas-
ter-Captain, Oct. 1898;. Pay-
master-Major, Dec. 1903;
Paymaster - Lieut. - Colonel,
No V . 1 907 ; Pay m aster-
Colonel, Nov. 1 910. Decora-
tions: Sth Order of S. T,
4th Order of R. S., 4th class
of G. K. Address: 17th
Army Division, Asahikawa,
Hokkaido.
Imai, Tokitaro C^ # b# js,

m, Chief Public Procurator
of the Aomori District Court ;
b. the 4th m. of the ist f..
of Keio (1865) in the pro-
vince of Echigo.; ,^. .y. of
Sozaemon Imai ; m. Sumi,
6th d. of Zenichiro Togawa.
Edttc. : Graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1893). Appoint-
ed Public Procurator of the

Tma

[ 23§1

iSFiigata and Tokyo District
Courts in succession (1896 —
1901) ; promoted to be Public
Procurator of the Tokyo Court
of Appeal (190 1 — 1906) ;
transferred as the Public
Procurator of the Hakodate
Court of Appeal (1906) ; is
now the Chief Public Pro-
curator of the Aoiriori Dis-
trict Court. Address: Of-
ficial Residence, Aomori
District Court, Aomori, Ao-
mori-ken.

Imai, YuMcH C^ ?t^ It S),
ex-Chief of the Kurume Hos-
pital. Address: Kyomachi,
Ku rumeshi, -^Fuk uoka-ken .

Imaizumi, Sokuro <i'fy ^i^
MR), Veterinarian, V. D. Prin-
cipal of the Veterinary
School. Address: No. 291,
Nakashibuya- ;,,i.. Tokyo-fu.

Imaizumi, Toshiyoshi (4* %.
^'1 ^))^^ear-Adniiral on the
resen®^M^f^*'^S''^fR'*5^^"of
Ansei (1858) in the pro-
vince of Hizen ; e:s. of Toshi-
tada Imaizumi, samurai of
Saga clan ; in. Suzu, si-ster
of Ryo Ishii. Educ: Grad-
uated from the Naval
academy (1881). Sub-Lieute-
nant (1885); Rear-Admiral
(1909) ;-occupied successively
the posts of Section-Com-
mander of the Fuso, Navigat-
ing Lieutenant of the Takao,
and Captain of the Saien, In-
structor of the Naval College,

Legation-Attache a4 London,
Chief of the Sur\'eying
section of the Hydrographical
Department of the Navy ;
took part in the Japan-Chin^
war as section-commander of
the Iwaki ; removed to the
reserve in 1909. Address:
No. 59, Tansumachi, Azabu,
Tolcyo.

imaizumi, Yasunosuke (j^ ^
^ ^ UJ); Engineer to the
Dep. of the Interior ; b. May
the I St J. of Meiji (1868) in
the prefecture of Saitama ;
sec. s. of Kyuzo Someya and
adopted by the late Masa-
tsune Imaizumi ; m. Ko, e. d.
of Katsutoshi Aral. Educ. :
Graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1892). Ap-
pointed Assistant-Engineer to
the Public Works Inspection
Office (Dep. of the Interior)
in 1895; promoted to full
Engineer (1896); transferred
as Engineer of the Dep. of
the Interior (1905) and is
now in the service of the
Sendai branch of the Public
Works Office. Address :
Sendai -branch of the Public
Works Office. __ ,

Imamura, Hanzo C-t- # ^ ^)»

President of the Imamura
Bank, Auditor of the Kirin
Beer Brewery Co. and of
the Ninju Life Insurance
Co. ; b. Jan. the loth y. of

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Ima

Meiji (1878) in Tokyo ; 2nd
s. of the late Seinosuke
Imamura ; m. Toshi, e. d. of
Baron Tadazumi Nitta.
' Educ. : studied at the Tokyo
English School ; graduated
from Trinity College, Cam-
bridge with degree of Bache-
lor of Arts in 1902. Entered
business on his return to
Japan and now occupies the
above mentioned posts. Ad-
dress : No. I, 8 chome,
Tamachi, Shiba, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1208 Shiba.
■ Imamura, Kyotaro (-^ tJ ^
i: W), Judge of the Tokyo
Court of Appeal ; b. May.
the 2nd y. of Meiji (1869)
in the province of Shinano ;
£. s. of the late famous Judge
Nobuyuki Imamura ; m.
Kiku, 6tli d. of Takuji Godo
of Tokyo. Educ. : Graduated
from the former "'Meiji
Horitsii Gakko" a private
law school in 1 890 ; passed
the Examination . for the
Bench (1894). Appointed
Probationary Judge the same
year and full Judge in 1 896 ;
Judge of the Tokyo Local
Court and of the Tokyo
District . Court etc., and
finally to the Present post.
His reputation as a wise
judge is well known. Ad-
dress: No. 51, 2 chome,
Kobinata Suidobatamachi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. :

1520 Bancho.

Imamura, Meiko C't" 4t ?l
H), Rigakuhakiishi, Assistant
Prof, of the College of
Science of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. Address: No. 48, Hir-
gashi-i^kubo, Tokyo.

Imamura,' HobutaKa -t- it ft
|5r), -Lieutenant-Greneral, j)ro^
in6t^~aiia'p*^^n^'ffiS*yege-
rve in Aug. 1911,6. the 8th m.
of the 6th f. of Kayei (1853)
in the province of Kaga ;
e: s. of the late Sogaemon
Imamura, a former samurai oi
Kaga clan ; m. Fude, sister of
Seikan Aral of Kobe. He
entered the Army as Sergeant
in 1871 ; Sub-Lieutenant
(1874); Lieutenant (1877),-
Captain (1883) ; Major
(i 889) ; Lieutenant-Colonel
(1897); Colonel (1899);
Major-General (1904). He
fought in the fierce battles
of Chin-Chow and Port
Arthur- in the Japan-China
War, and in the late war
with Russia he commanded
the 4th Regiment of Infantry^
belonging to the 2nd Army
under General Oku. He
was decorated with the
Second Order of the Rising
Sun together with the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: Omura, Higashi-
kanoki-gun, Nagasaki-ken.

Imamura, Eikisaburo C't' ^
11 H B15), lawyer ; 6. the Sth

Ima

[ 240 ]

m. of the 2nd y. of Keio
(1866) < vs\ ■ Nagano-ken;
adopt. -S.. of "the late Urtie
-Imamura ;'»?.;. Masa, e. d.
of Rokuhel Ohara of Nagano-
'keh.,: Educ. :■, Graduated from
the Law Course' of the
Tokyo Seiishu Gdkko. Passed
the lawyer's Examination and
began to practice jn Tokyo
in 1894; appointed Judge,
serving m'feanwhile at the
District Courts of Nagano and
Mayebashi successively ; retir-
ed from the Bench and again
entered the Bar in 189,8 ; is
now one of the couspicuous
members of the . Tokyo bar.
Address: No. i, 3 chome,
Misakicho, Kanda, Tokyo.

Imamura, Shinkiehi (^ .^
%'o),^^Igakiiha^ui^^^J^oi. of
the College' of Medicine of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ.
(Chaif-Psychiatry). Address:
No. 1 80,. Higashisakuragawa-
cho, Hii-okoji-sagaru, Tera-
machi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Imanislii, Keiji (^-H^— )»

banker, sub-manager of the
Yokohama Specie Bank; b.
1867 in Mino province; 2nd
s. of Kizayemon. Entered
the Daihyaku:^Bank, 1871;
joined tfie Yokohama Specie
Bank, 1876, and served, Jn
its Sun Francisco branch;
afterward served in New
York, Hawaii and Hong-
Kong; present post since

April 1910; decorated with
5th Order of Merit. , ' Ad-
dresr^ 345 Ichino-kura, Ikc-
gami-mura, Ebara-gun, To-
kyo-fu.^ '

Imanishi, Naojiro C'^ ® it
^ Si5), Expert to the Silk
Conditioning Section of the
Dep. of Agriculture and
Commerce ; b. the 4th m. of
the'jth .y. of,Ansei (1858)
in Kyoto; e.s. of Sohichi
Imanishi ; m. Yone, d. of
Yozo Takagi of Tokyo.
Educ. : studied in France
( 1 877). Entered the service
of the , Dep. of Agi'iculture
and Commerce (1890); pre-
sent post since 1895, now
has temporary charge of the
Silk Conditioning house at
Yokohama. Address : No.
2193, Minami Dtamachi,
Yokohama.

Imanishi, Einzaburo (^ S
# S ||5), Coal merchant.
Managing Director of the
Hanshin Electric Railway
Co., Director, of the Meiji
Brick Mfg. Co., Naniwa
Electric Railway Co., Ori-
ental Timber Antiseptic Co.,
Auditor of the Kansai
Horse-Improvement Co.,

Japan Flannel Co., Vice-Pre. '
of the Osaka Chamber of
Commerce, etc. ; b. the 2nd
m. of the 5 th y. of Kay^i
(1852) in the province of
lyo ; brother of Kanichiro

[ 2# ]

Ima— Jim

Imanishi, eX'H. M. R, Edw:. :
Gpaduated from ilie Mitsu-
bishi .Commjercial ScIjoqI.
Tkst entered the service .of
the Mitsubishi firm .and then
established himself in Osaka
as a Shipping agent ; inau-
gurated the -Qsaka Union
SteamsJiip Co., and became
its .president {i&Sj?).; Cfcief
of "the Shipping ^department
of the Osaka Shosen Kaiisha
when the Osaka Ifeion
Steamship Co, was amal-
gamated with it jn !SSB6 ;
resigned .the dattef past >in
1889' and began rbjusiness 3.s
a Coal meftjhajjt. At fire-
sent, in additiogj .to thciposts
mentioned cabove, ;he is
Auditor of -the Central
Cement M:%. Co., Teikoku
Cold Storage -Co., and .Chief
Director of the Osaka Silk
Exchange. Address : Ko.
1 3D, Sambancho, Honda,
Nisbiku, Osaka, Tel. : 142
Nishi-
Imaya, Tftmojixo <^ ft M. ^

IP) ., ;CQlQpsL,^,lE^aa|g^^ Com-
mander of .the 9th :Regiraent ;
b. 186.6 in Shiga-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant ,(july 18.87) ;
Lieutenant (Mar. iS©2) ;
Captain (May 1,895) ; Major
(May 1902): Lieutenant
Colonel (Jnly 1905) : Colone!
(May ■I.907)'; Decorations.
The 3rd Order .of .the Rising
Sun and the 3rd Class of

Imazeki, .Ts»aejiro i^ BI %
■^ P5» .ijxpsrimental Jtga-
cultural Farm expert. Ad^
dress: No. 15, Karaikoma-
gome, Sugaroo-mura, Kitato-
shima-gun, Tokyo-fu. ,

.Inaha, Kohei ,Cfg % 4- ¥),
,a r4ch landlord ; b- *th€ 8th
m. .q{ the 3rd jj'.. of Ansei
t(iS5-6) in the '.pr-Qyince .of
.Hitachi.; f. ,s, of the late
.&)"hei laaba ; m- .Maki, ^e.d.
.of Y,uz5 :Nakaya;ma. Ad-
[dress.: YoshisiJinia'^mjjra, Tsu-
.4?;uba'g.un, Ib«waki-ken.

Inabst, Masaaoj^i (MMMM)>
Viscoyat, Master .of GeEs-
•raonies ; .<5. the 7th m- ofihe
3rd ^. ,Qf Kelo (1867) in
Hirato, pro.vinee of Mixen;
3rd j;. of -Count MatsBura, a
.feudal Lord of Hirato and
adopted .by :the late "V^isCiELUnt
ilnaba ; m. Taka-ko, e. d. pjf
yiscount Mayeda. .Spent
.some j^ears in /England iii
study ; appointed Chambgr-
lain tg) the Crown Prince
(i895),.and then transfeired as
Master .of Ceremonies, a post
he nowrholds. Address: No.
I,, 7 chome, .Aoyamakita-
machJ, Xokyo. Td.: .415
vShiha. ,

Taaaa, Yakiohi C^ M. M ^},
JBuildJng Cisntractor. .Ad-
dress: No. 128, Nishidecho,
Kobe.

Ina'Da, ■SByotaro ..g0^W:kMy>
l^dkiihdknsMi ^(JJocto/ .of

im

[ 243 i"

IHedidne),' Instructor of the
•Military Surgeon ': School and
in .addition of the Military
-College;. -iJ. .iri Saitaniai-ken.
Educ,\\ graduated, from the
Med. Coll. of tilt- Tokyo Imp.
University in 1-899. Became
Surgeoii-tieut. in 1890; took
part in the Russo-Japanese
War as a:ttache to the garrison
hospital of the 4th Army
Division, 1 904 ; jent to Ger-
inany to prosecute his^ studies

the Berlin , Univ.,, , 1908;,; on
returning home in 19 10 has
been appointed present post,
and is now taking charge of
hygiene at the College; ob-
tained the degree of Igaku-
hakashi by presenting a
thesis on fat and hygienic
chemistry. Decorations: 4th
Order of Merit, 5 class of
Golden Yixt^. Address: No.
13, Kasumigaoka-cho, Yo-
tsuya-ku, Tokyo.

Inabata, Katsutaro (f§ % H:-
:fc Ii5>, Direcf-or of the Osaka
Muslin Mfg. Co., Proprietor
of Inabata Dyeing Factory;
2. the loth m. of the 2nd y.
of Bunkyxi (1862) in Kyoto;
e. s. oL Risuke Inabata ; m.
Tomi, 3rd d. of Toshige
Mori of Tokyo. Ediu:. :
Graduated from the Kyoto
Normal School (i87X),.i^®aiW
sent; to France to. study
Applied Chemistry, (first at

• the Lyons Technical School

returned hQmCliT '18^

^inyestigating .the.;,d^
dustiy in England, Germany,

■ Iteiyi "'QtigmxaiVSMiz.erland,

^te'.-; ^appointed Expert to
the Kyoto Prefep'tural Govern-
ment in 1 8 84 ; inaugurated
the Kyoto Dyeing, School
and became ' its president
(1886): appointed Chief
Engineer of the Kyoto Cloth
Mfg. Co. (1888); afterwards
established the Inabata
Dyeing Factory and became
its president, the Khaki uni-
forms which were so ex-
tensively used during the late
war being manufactured by
him ; has several times been
appointed Examiner to Do-
mestic Exhibitions and Fairs.
Address : No. 125 1, 2 chome,
Junkeimachi, Minamiku, O-
saka. 7>/.; 3262 Minami.
Inada, Eyukiehi Cf§ ffl 11 §j,

_j£§kukakushi^,^^xo{. of the
Fukuoka Medical College of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ. Ad-
dress : Fukuoka Medical
College of the Kyoto Imp.
Univ., Fukuoka.
. Inagaki, Eizo CfS S ^ it),,
Dyestuff merchant. Auditor
of the Yokohama Central
Saving^ Bank and of the
Yokohama Central Bank,
"' etc. ; b. Sfipt- the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871) in the province

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Ina

of Kit ; adop. \y. of ..theflate
Hide Inagaki and married
her daughter. , Address :lj^o,
6, ■ I chome, Nogemachi,
Yokohama. 7>/. ; 1008.

Inagaki, Hyotaro (M M ^
:fc W), Engineer to the Inj-
perial Railway Board ; ^.
Dec. the 2nd 7; of Meiji
( 1 869) in Tokyo ; j. of the
late Shobei Inagaki. Educ. .•
Graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1893). Entered
the Hokuetsu Railway Co.
first and subsequently ap-
pointed Engineer to the
Formosan Railway Construc-
tion Bureau ; sent to Europe
and America on ofBcial
busitiess (1906— 1907) ; trans-
ferred as the Engineer to the
Imperial Railway , Board
(1909) and is now the Pi-e-
sident of its Construction
Office In Hokkaido. Ad-
dress : No. r, Railway Of-
ficial residence, -Asahigawa,
Kamigawa, Hokkaido.

Inagaki, lehibei (IS JB fU
9; W), a Sake merchant (firm
name " Ikedaya "), Director
of the Nisshin Bank, Member
of the Tokyo-shi Assembly ;
b. Apr. the 7th y. of Meiji
(1875) in Tokyo ; adopt, s. of
the late Ichibei Inagaki ; m.
Ryu, adopt, d. of Rokubei
Watanabe of. ToXvfo.^ Ad-
dress : No. 7, Shinfukutomi-

cho-, Asakusa, Tokyo. Tel. :
1 941 Siiitaya. ; =

Inagaki, Otohei' CIS il 2j W,
Nogakuhakushi, Prof, of the
Agricultural College of the
Tokyo Imperial Univ. (Chair-
Or,2;anie , .- Physics and
Meteorology).; b. the llth
m. of the 3rd y. of BunkyiS
(1863) in the province of
Shinano; brother of Shin- "
kichi Shibata and adopted
by the late Shigetame Ina-
gaki ; m. Taka, e. d. of his
father-in-law. Educ. : Gradu-
ated from the Matsumoto
Normal School and then
from the Tokyo Normal
School in 1878 and in 1883
respectively ; entered the
Agricultural and Forestry
School in 1887 ; removed to
the Agricultural College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. the
following year graduating in
1894. Appointed Prof, of
the Higher Normal School
(1897) ; received the degree
of Nogakuhakushi (1900) ;
_sent_ to Germany for study.„
(1900— 1903)1^ Prof, of the
"M^rioka "' Agricultural and
Forestry School (1903) ;
Prof of the Agricultural
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1906). Publications:
" Science of iS' Agricultural
I^and Improvement," " An
Essay on the Nutrition of
Plants," " Agricultural Mete-

Xoji

[ -t44 ]

Qmtegy " -.etc., 4!j,d rglao m^riy
other works on AgriWltural
3ifti3eBts.. Addr&iS:- N(3. 3^8,
ShimQ-MsgurQ, M^gaFQ-

HiUrai, Eba_Efetg!an, Tofefo-i?w,

G©kneL4C -G»valry,_.MlKiary

bfl,?Sy -In -LQiid&H4 4- 'i:87i
in SliiHnane'^ken, Sab-Liept.,
Msreh iSg^.; Irfeut*, Oct.
18.94; Captttjn, Otefe. 1897;
MajD)?, -©se. I9<?2; Ljewt.
Colonel, ^ril i>9P5 ; Colonel,
Dog. 1.910, 'Miecoratietis-i .^th
Or.der of.'S. T,,, 3r4 Order
of R. S., ,trd Class of
Golden Kite. ■i^ddf'4ss: ^q
Japane^ Ittftjrassv in
London. ■ .^ __

Inagstki, T-aisho (!§.%.:*;#),

Viscount, Member of the
House of Peers ; b. the 64h
ni, of the 6th y. of Ansei
(i:8§9) in the ;province of
Qmi; ^.j. oif the -late -^is-
GountTalsei; m. Moto, sister
of Viscount Hirokaae Wata-
iiabg. Member of the ^Peers'
Bureau of the ©gpactment
of the fciperial Household
(1885).;; vKas twice elected
member of the House of
Peers in 1892 aad in. 189J8 ;
decorated with the 4th-.QrdBr
of the Rising Sun . in . con-
ijectipn with ^ the , Riiss&^
Japanesfe ^m. Address .• No.
, 2Q, Nijjkkimachi,; Ushigpine,
</&.' :Tfl:- •■■- •i'yi.j- Baijeho.

ffi '&% Draper, Represeiitlflg-
liiember '6»f Ae Inag«iki 'Go.>
Di¥eet^>r -o't" the Kyoto Gas
Co. ; in:^niber of the Kye)t&
Chamber ef 'Commerce ; b.
the 8th -m. 'of ihe ist y. of
^wanjt '(T'864) in the pre-
ife^ure ^f Fukui y ad'op. if. of
^feaifcu 'Inaga'k-t 'of Kydto ;
m. Asa, 2nd d. of his
ad&jJtejS father. Address :
Mite-no'bo'ru, Muremadhi,.
Kamil^oku, Kyoto.
Inawoto, Sabwo CJS IK g H.

SR), Meaibef of the House
0f Representatives, Director
of the Tokyo Trust Co., the
T0feyo Market Building Co.,
the Nippem El'eetrie Wire
GS., and eil' the ^Warehouse
Bank, etc. ; .^. the 3rd m. of
the 2nd y. Of Keio (1866)
in Guttima%en ; adfetpt. if. of
the late ¥aichijro ihamot©;;
m. Kane, e. d. ef his adopted
father. Educ. .* G'radukted'
from the Gumma Middle
School ; studied English,,
mathematics and book-keeping
in Tokyo. Entered the-
service -of the Kaikdku Life-
Insurance Co., anil became-
ojje of its directors (1900) ;.
oi'ganized nvith others the
Warehouse Baiik, the Tokyo
Trust Co.. and the Nippon
Electric Wire Co. in succes-
sion and is now director of
all of them; was once

im ]

M&

HiBrtlbeiT of the Tokyo City-
Assembly ;: has been sitting
ill! the House of Representa-
tives since 1908 ; is- stlso a
member of the Tokyo Cham-
ber of Commerce. Address :
No. 12, Iwamotocho, Kaflda,
Tokyo. Z>/. .• 1 8/6 Sfen-
kyoku.^

Inamura, Kaa-icMjEO' (^; ^
S -- Mh President of the
Kuinagae Bank and of the
Kuma'gae Savings Bank ; i>.
the 5th m. oi the jrd f. of
Kayei (1850) in the preifecture
' of Saitama ;. e. s. of Yagoye-
uion Inamura ; in.. Fasa,
sister of Zenlmto U^iMda.
Address:- Narita-mura, Kita-
.saitama-gun, -Saitama-ken.

Inamura, ^intoka CM H if
iOt .^oloijel, „.,_Qf-.,_- Infantry,
Cbm-maiider ' of ' the "$yih
Regiment; 3. 1866 in Tokyo.
Sttb-Lientenant (July 1887);
Lieutenant (Dec. 1 89 1 ) ;
Captain (Dec. 1896); Majoi"
(Sept. 1902) ; Lieutenant-
CoJonel (July 1905); Colonel
(Apr. 1909)-; Decorations.
The 4th Order of the Rising
Sun and' the 3rd Class of
the. Golden Kite. Address:
37th Regiment of Infantry,
iWakayama.

rHamura, Tokuta CpW^i:).

Mining Engineer of the Min-
ing Sapporo Superintendent
Office; b. 1871, in Toyohi-
gashi village, Toyoura-gun,

Yamaguphi-ken,;, s. of Shof-
chi inamura; 111. September
1906. Editc, : graduated,
from the College of Engiri-
eeriiig of the Tokyo Imp.
Untv;, 1898. Was appointed
the Mining Engineer, of the
Osaka Minitig Siaperihtendent
Office, August I %8; elected
a member of; the Forestry
Conference of the Miye,
Shigfi, Fukui^ Tottori, Shi-
mane, Ehifne and. Kochi-
keri, 1899-1902, transferred
to Sappdra Mi«in^, Super-
intendent Office, 1902; was
invested with the 6th Order
of Merit, December 1911.
Recreatiotis: U'tai. Address:
No. I,. JG-nichprne, Kita Ichi-
jodori, Sapporo.
Sapporo, Hoklcaido.
■ iBsno-bu, Ui-bei m M M ^
ft), boot and shoe merchant
(firm name " Hitachiya "),
Managing- director of the
Nipp^QU CoiTimercial- l^nk.
Director .of the Fuji: Gg,s
Spinning Co., and of the lat
Boiler Insurance Co., Me,mber
of , the- Tokyo Municipal
CotinpiJ-. and of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commei-ce ; d.
the r2th m. of the , 4th jf. of
, Kayei ,(i 85 i) in Tokyo ; e^ s.
of Yasubei Inanobu ; m.
Fusa, 2nd d. of Sobei Naka-
ga-wa. Address .- , No. 1,1
chome, Honzaimokucho, Ni-
honbashi, Tokyo. Tel. : 357

Ins,

[246]

Hoiikyaku. -

Iriayama, Kyusen Cf§ lli i>^
fill), Pi-esident of the Inaya-
ma Bank, "^Director of the
Sumidggawa Steamship Co.,
and of the Estate and Build-
ing Co.; 5. the'^srd m.oi
the X 3th ;>'. of Tempo (1842)
in the, province of Kazusa ;
adop. s: of the late Kyiisen
ihayama. Address: No. 6,
Yamashitacho, Kyobashi, To-
kyo. Tel.:. i449Shimbashi.

Indo, Seiko C0 M ^ *),
Chief of the Issue Depart-
ment of the Bank of Japan ;
(5. the I2th m. of the 2nd 7.
of Ansei (1855^) in Yama-
giichi-ken ; e. s. of Shizue
Yamaga and adopted into
the Indo family. Address:
No. I, Nichome. Sadowara-
cho, Ichigaya, Ushigome,
Tokyo, Tel.: 205 Bancho.

Inoguchi, Ariya C-?^ ^£ M),
Kogakuhakushi, Prof, of the
Engineering College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (Chairs,
Applied Mechanics and
Mechanical Engineering).; b.
the loth m. of the 3rd y. of
Ansei (1856) in the province
of Kaga ; 3rd s. of Sai Ino-
guchi, a former samurai of
the ■,Ka;ga clan; m. Tasu,
e. d. of Takehei Aso of
Tokyo." Ediw. : Graduated
from the former Engineering
Cpllege ,of the ^T-^kyo Dai-
gaku -(1882).-: Appointed

Assistant-Prof of the Tokyo
Daigaku the following year;
was ProfC, of the Naval
Engineering School and of
the Naval College from 1883
to 1894 ; was sent to Eng-
land for the" "study of Me-
chanical Engineering (1884 —
1 891); appointed Prof of
the Engineering College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. arid
received the degree of Ko-
gakuhahishi the following-
year. Address: No. 40, 2
chome, Nishiharamachi, Ko-
ishikawa, Tokyo. ^ Tel. : 2126
Bancho.

Inoguehi, Harukiyo C# If D
* *ra),^j^^i^^feafe,since 1911
Com. oF^e3i8t Brigade -of
Infantry; 6. 1861 in Gifu-ken.
Sub-Lieutenaut (June 1886);
Lieutenant (Dec. 1889) >
Captain (Dec, 1894); Major
(Oct. 1900); Lieutenant-
Coloncr(Nov. 1904); Colonel
(Nov. 1907) ; decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and the 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite. Address:
Head(5[uarter of the 31st In-
fantry Brigade, Toyaina.
Inoko, Hokonosuke C?§ ^ Ik^

^ ^^»,,.«i&ilil^to^4,. Prof-
of the Medical College of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ. (Chair-
Surgery); b. the 4th, i%. of
the \sty. of Manyen (1865)
in Kyoto ; /. s. of Kiyp.shi
Inoko ; m. Hisao, e. d. of

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In*

Tomoyuki Hirose. Edtic. :
Graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Irnp.
Univ. (1882). Address: O-
sakazaimokucho, Oshikoji-
shita, Sakaemachi-dori, Kami-
kyoku, Kyoto. '

Inoue, Cbikao C^ ± m. M),

Engineer, chief of the con^
struction section of the Naval
Accounts Dep't in the Kure
Naval Station. Decoration:
the 4th Order of Merit. Ad--
dress: tlie Kure Naval station.
' Inoiiye, Earyo (^ ± il T),
Bungakuhaknshi{?\vXoso-ghY);
b. the 2nd m. of the 5th y.
-if Ansei (1858) m the pro-
vince of Echigo ; fi s. of
Ensei Inouye ; m. Kei, 2nd
d. of Jun-ichiro Yoshida of
Tokyo. Educ. : Graduated
from the Philosophical course
of the , fornier Tokyo Dai-
gaku. Soon after gradua-
tion, established- the Tetsu-
gakukwan, forerunner of the
present Toyo Daigaku (a
private philosophical institu-
tion) and became its presi-
dent ; founded- a new school
of philosophy called Yokai-
gaku (Science of Apparition)
and published a. long series
of lectures on\itj-. twice went
to Europe an^r. America for
study and inspection ; later
established the Kei|ioku
Middle School and became
its superintendent ; had the

degree of Bungakukakus/u
-conferred on him in 1S96 ;
is reputed to be one of the
most learned^ philosophical
scholars, in Japan. Addres's-:
No. S3, Fujimayecho, Koma-
gome, -Hongo, Tokyo. ' '

Inouye, Hichiemon (^ ± -fa
'& ^ P5), draper (firm narrie
" Daimaru ") ; b. August the
16th.- y. of Meiji (1884) in
Kyoto ; e. s. of Masunosuke
Shimidzu and adopted by the
late Hichiemon Inoue ; _m.
Naka, ^. ^; of Zinkichi Ka-
tsuda. Address: No. 17,
Minami-iru, Gojo, Shinmachi,
Shimokyoku, Kyoto.

Inonye, Ikutaro C* ± S 3fo
f|!'Jn^yi?nel^f.^nsneers, Chi-
ef of . the Engineer section^'
War Dep't 4th Order of the
Rising Sun and 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite- b. 1863
in Yamaguchi-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant (Mar. 1894); Lieu-
tenant (Apr.' 189s); Captain
(Oct. 1897);- Major (May,
-1904) ; Lieutenant Colonel
(Mar. 1908}; Qolonel {1911^
Address: No 17S, Kogaioho
Azahii-ku, Tokyo. ; j

Inouye, Jiixkiohi C^ ± j~ §>,
KogaktAixkushi ; . Prof of the
Engineering College of the
Tokyo Imp.. Univ. ; b. Nov;
1868 in Kyoto ; s. of Kinsho
Inoue ; m. Yoshi, ist.^. of
Kageyori' ' Yiibi. Educ. :
graduated from the College

XtKt

[ 348 ]

^f EfigSieedwg of the Tokyo
■SiM|)i.. Unm, i8§'6 ; .st'ti(3fed
fe: Geffflia«yv ige5^-~"i^a5.
^.35SslBt2litt? it Ife aKa niatdt,
'r§96^— 1897-; Erigitieef of
Yolco&ama-shi, rgSgf7-"t899 ;
Assistant Prof, at his aliraa
Hiaten f^9'— igio^' J and
tkeisits Ml Frof. t9<d;5 ; ^^-
gUk-ul-mk-ushi, 1^07. Pitbtica-
tknti : Industrial Uses- of Gas.
^creations : aneieiit Iftet state;
imveffii^ ; walking, etc. Ad-
(hress : No. 3, Yayoicfio,
Hongey Tokyo. CM> .• Tbftyo
Cliemical Society.

IttOTtjre, Juntiosnke C# _L ^
:t I9)> Vice-President of the
Tofeohamai Specie Banlf si-
nee 1911; h. Mar. 1869 in
Oita-ken ', adopt, s. of thd
Me Kwan^ichi Irtomye; m..
Chiyo, e. d. of Hajime Mori,
a native of YamagucM-ken,
Edkic. : Graduated from the
Goll. of il-aw of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. Received art ap-
psintment in the ISank of
Japan and after serving the
fcank in various capacities
#as promoted to director of its
business boteatt,' bad rnade a
foar in Europe and Sftiefica
oi; a business ""liiissfejft, from
trbicli he fetttrned ffliitfe. re*-
centty, ~A-ddr6ss .• Nishinofcii-
h&f Fufeite-c-ho, Sbiba'-feu,
Tokyo.

liiStiye, J3rufeieai (# j: -h§3,
Fir^t Secretary c^f L^gatiea;

^,2^ Oct, 2 Bfflikya (t8§2>;
/, J: &f Mr. Sfeoi-ecJnerayev
* T©fem&im3 saMwai ;
Sdue. : graduated^ from H.
Bi M.'s. Minmkg school in
Eflgfend;, Frdfessor of the
1st High School- in i88'6-;
Translator of the Foreign
Office ill iS'94; 2nd secretary o"
Legation in 18^; m. SMma
y. d. of Mr. Ya-suzo Torii of
Tbkyo-frt. Addtens: No. 240,
' Ol:tibo, Tbyotamagmi, I'okyo-
fu.

IiHJ'flye, Kakugoro (# Jr %
11 IK5, Member of the H. R..
Director of the Nippon Steel
Works'. Ltd., and of the
Kabaki Co,, Anditor of the
SMnagawa Bank and of the
Nippon Paint Mfg. Co., :
Member of the Toky^o Cham-
ber of Cbmrnerce ; b. the
loth nt. of the 6th' J/, of
Ansei (i8'59) in Hiroshima-
ken ; s: of Chagoro Inouye ;
M. Waka, e. d. of Sozabtiro
Yamada ot Tokyo. Educ. :
Graduated from , the Keio-
gif ffku ( r8 82) . Became writer
to .tile Kanjb SJiimpo (a
daily newspaper at Seoal) j
subs'equeHtly advisor to the
Koi-ean government ; was
afterwards connected with the
bQ"Sirtegs of iffimigration to
Utiited States. On one oc-
casion sentenced to imprisdn-
ment for a political offence,
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C 249 J

Jm

ainnesty became an ardent
follower of the late Count
Goto at the time when' . the
latter inaugurated on a broad
basis the party known as
the Daidodanketsti ; became
later the President of the
Hokkaido Colliery and Steam-
ship Co., a post which he
resigned only last year ; is
member of the H. R, since
its establishment in. 1890 ; a
member of the Seiyukai.
Address; No. 54, Ichibancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo:. Tel. :
1607 Bancho.

Inouye, Kaname (:>^ ± I?))
President of the lyo Railway
Co., Director of the Matsu-
yama Commercial Bank,
Auditor of the lyo Paper
Mfg. Co., b. the 5th in. of
the 1st y, of Keio (1865) in
Matsuyama, province of lyo ;
adop. SI of the late Kon
Inouye; m. Chikayo, sister
jf Wataru Mori. Address:
No. 2, Toyosakacho, Matsu-
yama-shi, Ehime-ken.

Inouye, Katsunosuke C^^ ±-
m Z W, ex-Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary, ex-Vice-President
of the Preparatory Committe
for the Revision of Treaties ;
b. the 7th m. of the ist y.
of Bunkyu (1861) in Choshu ;
adop. s. and heir of Marquis
Inouye ; m. Suye, 3rd d. of
Masamichi Ono. Educ. : was

sent to Europe for study
(1871,— 1879). " Entered the
Treasury receiving an ap-
pointment first in the Com-
mercial Bureau and then in
the Bank Bureau (1880—
1882); retiring from the
Treasury, entered the then
newly organized Nippon.
Ginko (Bank of Japan) and
became one of its Managers,
taking charge of the Ac-
counts Bureau as well as
- being the Chief of its .Dis-
count Section (1882 — 1883)5
was recalled to the Treasury,'
receiving an appointment as
junior Secretaiy to the same,
meanwhile holding the post
-of <;hief of its Investigation
Bureau (1883 — 1884); trans-
ferred to the junior Secretary-
ship in the Dep. of .Foreign
Affairs (1885);' .despatched
to Hawaii to investigate tlie
conditions, of. Japine^ im-
migrants there (1885); .pro-
moted to the senior Seci'etary-
ship and became Acting-
Director of the Bureau of
Accounts (1886): appointed
.Secretaiy to th:- Japanese
Legation at Berlin (1886—
1892) ; transferred to the
Council lorship of the Dep.
of Foreign Affairs (1892);
Secretary of the same (1893) ;
promoted to Minister-Resi-
dent (1896); Enovy Ex-
traordinary and Jlihfstef

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Hkxiipotentiary to G-irmany
(1898) ; promoted to Ambas-
sador (1906) ; returned home
ill 1907, where he awaits fur-
ther _ orders. He has been
awarded the ist Order of the
Rising Sun together with an
annual pension in connection
•with his services rendered
during the Russo-Japanese
war. I-fe is one of the most
able diplomats of Japan and
entirely won the confidence
of the Court.: to which he
was accredited.- Address:
No. 43) -Kitahigakubo, A-
zabu, Tokyo. Tel. : 462

Shiba.
Inouye. Kaoru (^ _h ®),

Marquis, Councillor of State

(with ,the special privileges
accorded to a minister of
State), Member of the House
of Peers ; d. the 28 th day of.
the nth m. of the 6th j^. 'of
Tempo (1835) in the province
- of Nagato ; 2nd s. of Mitsu-

suk^e Inouye,; samurai of-
Choshij clan ; m'.. Take-ko,
sister of Baron Tadazumi
Nitta.' Emerging from-, his
native province,, at the end
of the. Tokugawa govern-
ment, the Marquis, who was
then known 'by the name of
Monta Inouye, in company,
with his elder brother Iku-
taro Inouye, went up to
Kyoto and joining there a
group of partriots from vari-.
ous clans earnestly advocated
the principle of exclusion
of toreigners. On hearing
that the government . of
Tokugawa ' wa;s ■ going to
sanction the' construction of
foreign Legations at Goten-
yama, Takanawa, Tokyo, h-e
and his bosom friend the
late Prince Ito lodged a
strong protest against it and
when they found that the
construction of the English
Legation at that place had
become an accomplished fact
as a .last . resort set the
building on fire- on the night
of the 1 2th of .Dec. 1862.
Later their "anti-foreign ideas
reached a climax and wishr
ing to put them . into effect
they, with Yozo Yamao and
others, went to Yokohama to
buy arms and ammunition • to
prepare- for. the i execution of
their plans. In the mean-
time, the Marquis, thinking

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that the execution of the
principle of exclusion of
foreigners could not success-
fully be executed without a
knowledge ^{ the actual con-
ditions of foreign powers,
repaired to Nagasaki and
fortunately managing to get
on board a British schooner
then lying in' the , harbour
was finally taken to England.
On reaching London, he
instantly perceived the ab-
surdity of his anti-foreign
ideas and soon became a
zealoiis admirer of wei^tem
civilization. He remained
there for about a year, when
learning from the London
Times that the British squa-
dron was going to bombard
the port, of Shimonoseki he
immediately left London and
returned home in June, 1864.
He at once presented a
memorial to his feudal lord,
arguinjT the advantageousness
of making peace with foreign
powers. But, though this
memorial had a favourable
effect, he became an object
of hatred to his former com-
rades who were still holding
strong anti-foreign ideas. 0«
one occasion he was waylaid
by some of them and severely
wounded in the , face arid
back. Subsequeiifly he took
an active parts in. the battles
of Choshu and Fiishimi,

Soon after the Restoration,
he was made Councillor of
state and then Minister of
Finance which post he resigned
in 1873 owing to the difference
of opinion between himself
and the other Ministers of
State in connection ' with the
so called Seikanron (a mo-
tion to send a punitive army
X6 Korea). In 1875, he was
appointed a member of the
Senate ; was sent to England
to investigate the system of
public accounts in 1878; be-
came Minister for Industry
and, in the following year.
Minister of Foreign affairs in
addition ; was Minister
at Seoul in 1884; Court
councillor 1887 ; Minister for
Agriculture and Commerce
in 1 888 ; Minister for Horne
affairs in 1892 ;; again Mini-
ster at Seoul acting at the
same time as advisor to the
Korean government in 1 894 ;
Minister to Finance in 1898 ;
was created Marquis and
decorated with Grand order
of the Crysanthemura for his
services during the Russo-
Japanese war. He is a
" Guardian " of the Japanese
Treasury. Recreations: .Col-
lector of fine art objects and
-curios. Address: No. 42,
Miyamuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.
TeL: 82 Shiba.
. ..Inouye, Kazuo C?S ± - H),

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Mana§er6f the Tairea bmitdi
of l3ii& Yokolama Specie
' Bank ; 6, the. 5th m^ of the
3rd y.. of Bunkjm (1863) m
Yamaguehi-ken j e. s. of
Tadasuke Inoxxye, samurai d
Choshu. clan ; m^M-oXo., e-. d^
«f Kjoreka Sayeki, samurtd
■of Chosho. Address : Tai-
TCtt-brarichL of the Yokohama
Specie Baiik, Tairen, North
Qiina.

Iliouye, Keijiro C# -h St ^
'W), Director of the Eleetric
^Bureau of the Tokyo Mvmicip-
aJ Office, director of the Doha-
fiiii Tea Manufacturing Go. •
a. the 8th m. of the 1st y^
of Bunkyu (i86i) in Kuma-
naotQ-ken ; m. Hana, adopt.
<£ of Teijiro Akiyama. Being
ieft an orphan in childhood,
his early life was passed in
penurj' and difficulties ; when
the Satsuma rebeHion broke
, out, sided with the rebels
and fought under Great
Saigo ; on the conclusion of
peace, repaired to Tokyo
and became a journalist
contributing to the magazine
-" Kioji Hyoron " strongly
advocating the principles of
liberty and popular rights ;
later joined the ranks of
liberal politicians under the
leadership of the late notorious
liberal leader Mr, Toru,
Hoshi ; in 1889, went to
the United States and, on

returning to Japan two yea^
after, inaugurated a daily
paper catted "'Mezaniaslu
Shimbun " of which he be-
came the chief editor, the
jo-urnal being the recognized
organ of the liberal pairtj^;
vtx 1896, inaugurated the
Kumamoto Emigratioa Co.;
subsequently took an active
part in inaugurating the
Tokyo City Railway , Co..,
and was elected its manag-
ing directory has been
managing director and ako
Chief of the traffic defstrt-
ment of the Tolcyo Railway
Co. since it was foj-me_d as
the result of the amalgama-
tion of the three street elec-
tric railway cauipanies in
1905. Address.: No. 6$, 4
chome, Kitamachi, Aoyama,
Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel. : 307
Shiba.

Ihonye, Kinessuke C* .h M
i. M), Expert to the Dep.
of Agriculture and Commerce,
Chief of the Geological
Laboratory ; h. Dec. the 6th
y. of Meiji (1873) in the
prefecture of Yaraaguchi ;
2nd s. of Nobuatsu Inouye ;
m. Tamiho, 4th d. of Genzo
Yotsukura of Miyagi pre-
ifecture. Educ. : Graduated
from the College of Science
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1896). Appointed succes-
sively Assistant-Expert to

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the Dep. «f Colonial Admifii-
stration ■, (now defunct), Ex-
pert to the Formosafl 'Govern-
ment Office and Expert to
the iDfep. of Agriculture and
Coriinierce ; was sent -to
Sw;tzer4and on an official
niission in 1910. Address :
No. I j, Mikawadaiinachi, A-
za*u, Tokyo. 1^,; 2860 Sbilja.

inouye, Koji C# J: & — ).
Chief of the Ashio Mining
Wor-ks of the iFurultawa
Mining Go, ; Director of the
Nilcko "Electric Raihvc^y Co. ;
6. *he 11 th w. o{ the 3rd j'.
of Bankyu (1863) in the
province of Bitchu ; e. -$. of
Kotclli Inouye, a samurai of
Takahashi clan ; w. Fuki,
e. d. of Torao Shiwoda.
£di{c. : -studied at the Keio-
gijuku. Entered the service
of the Furukawa Mining
Co. in 1 888 and became
successively chief of its Gene-
ral Affairs Section, Chief of
the Account Section, Vice-
president of the Ashio Mining
VVorks and finally President
of the same. Address : 22Z1
Ashiomachi, Kamitsuga-gnn,
Tochigi-ken.

Inouye, Mitsu C* ± ^j,
Hognkuliakiisld, Prof of the
Law College of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (Chair-Admini-
strative law); (5. the roth
m. of thfe 3Fd ry. of Keio
C1867.) in Ghiba-ken; 3rd s.

of Saiji Tomisaka and adopted
into the Inouye family; m.
tto, 2nd 'd. of Ifesaaki
Shimada, a smimrai<d¥^c!&\-
ken. Educ. : Graduated from
the Law GoU^e of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (■I-892);
studied con^itutional law,,
national jmrisprudence, ad-
ministrative law, etc. in
Gtermany, England and
France (1896—1899). Ap-
poittted Pi*of. of the Law
CoMege of tlie I^oto Imp.
Univ. (i£t9P) ; Hagakuk&kns/tt
(1901); promoted Dean of
tlie isame College (1906) ;
was sent to Europe and
America on an official mis-
sion (1909 — r9!io)f; present
post since -his return home.
Address : Shimokamo-mura,.
Atago-gun, Kyoto,

Inouye, IKnro C# ± /fc ^SP>^
Major-General, Commander
of the CommunicatiiGn Bri-
gade, Member of the Com-
mittee for the Study of Mili-
tary Aeroplanes, etc. ; 6. the
Sth m. of the ist j. of
Gwanji (1864) in the pre-
fecture of Ehime ; 2nd s. of
Wataru Inouye ; m. Yoshi,
e. d. of Taro Inouye. Educ. :
Graduated from the Military
Acadeniy (1885). Sub'-
Lieutenant of Pioneers (1885);
Lieutenant (1888); Captain
(4-893) ; sent to "Germany for
Study (1895 — 1899) ; Major

Ine

II ^5.4 I

(1900); Lieutenant- Colcjnel
(1902); Colonel (1905);
Major-General _(i9io). In
the Russo-Japanese War, he
rendered excellent serviees
in the administrations of the
Military railways, for which
he was awarded the 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun
together with the 3rd Class
of the Golden ICite. He has
been lately appointed Com-
mander of the Communica-
tion Brigade. Address: No.
14, Nakacho, Ushigome,
Tokyo.

laouye, Eisuke C^^ ± M IS),
a Cotton Cloth Dealer, Direc-
tor of the Kyoto Exchange,
the Commercial and Indust-
rial Savings Bank, Auditor
of the Kyoto Commercial
and Industrial Bank, Member
of the Kyoto Chamber of
Commerce ; b. Oct. the 3rd
y. of Meiji (1870) in Osaka ;
adop. s. of the late Risuke
Inouye and married his
daughter. Address: No. 21,
Muromachi, Rokkaku-dori,
Kyoto. Tel. : 32 1 Long

distance.
Inouye, Syataro (^ ± ffi ;fc

BI5), President of the Nippon
Nursery Co., Proprietor of
the " Konoen " (an agri-
cultural farm) ; b. the 6th
m. of the 6th y. of Kayei
(1853) in Kyoto; e. s. of
Tahei Inouye ; m. Kiku,

e. d. of Chikudo Muroga of
Aichi-ken. -Address: No.
124, Elashiwagi, Yodobashi-
machi, Tbyotama-gun. Tokyo.
Inoue, Saibi (.^ ± m ^).

Secretary of the Osaka
Chamber of Commerce; b.
the 5th m. of the nth y. of
Meiji (1878) in Nara-ken;
adopted s^ Setsu Inoue; m.
Michi, d. of his adopted
father. Educ: graduated
from the College of Law of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1903.
An official of the Osaka
Prefectural Office, 1903-05;
an official of the Osaka
Municipal Office, 1905;
chief clerk of the Osaka
Weavers Guild, 1905-1911;
present post since October
1911. Recreations: Chinese
poetry; reading books relat-
ing Buddha. Address: Kita-
yama-cho, Tennoji, Minami-
ku, Osaka.

Xnonye', Seiichi C^ Ji jE —5,

Hogakuhakuski, Judge of the
Court of Cassation ; b. the
2nd m. of the 3rd y. of
Kayei (1850) in the prefecture
of Yamaguchi ; e. s. of the late
Seiken Inouye ; m. Mutsu,
aunt of Zempachiro Otani of
Tokyo. Ediic. : studied law
under the late Prof Boiso-
nard, who was the Legal
Advisor to the Dep. of
Justice ; went to France to
continue his studies (i§7S —

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1884). . Entered the Dep. of
Justice immediately after his
'return and successively oc-
cupied the posts of Chief of
its Translation , Bureau; . Its
Secretary, chief of .its CpTr
respondence Section until
1 890 ; elected member of the
House of Representatives the
■sam.e year ; appointed Judge
(if the Tokyo ' Court of
Appeal, of the Court of
Cassation. - Publications :
"Lectures on the Criminal
Code of Japan," besides
'many other legal works.
Address: No. 31, , Kami-
Nibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 515 Bancho.

Inonye, Seiji C^ ± ^ ^\
a rich landlord, Director of
the 47;th Bank; b. the 9th
in. of the 1st y. of Kokwa
(1844) in the prefecture of
Toyama ; adop. s. of the
late Seiji Inouye ; m. Mitsu,
e. d. of his adopted father.
Address : Hayaboshi-mura,
iJei-gun, Toyama-ken.

Inonye, Seikan C?!^ ± iS X),
Mayor of the City of To-
yama. Address : Sovaa.^&v^s.,
Toyama, Toyama-ken.

, Inonye, Tadashiro C^ ± g
ra S|t), - Rigakuhakushi, Vis-
count, Member of the House
of Peers, Prof, of the College
of Engineering of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (Chair-Mining and
Metallurgy) and of the

03aka Higher Teichntcal
School ; b. Apr. the,. 9th y,
of Meij 1.(1876) in the pre-
fecture, of Kumamoto ; adop.
.y. of the late Viscount Ki
Tnduye ; m. ■ Fuji, d. of his
father-in-law. Educ. : Grad-
uated ; froni the College of
Engineering of " thS" Tokyo
Tmp. Univ., in I899. Lecturer
to the Same College and
afterward its Prof. ; was sent
to Europe for .Study (i$6i
—igoy); Pro£ of the Osaka
Higher Technical School and
of the College of Engineer-
ing of the Kyoto Univ.
(1907) ; was elected member
of. the House of Peers (19 10),
Address : the Kyoto Imp..
Univ.

Inouye, Tatsukuro C# ± M
% II5), HSgakuhakushi, Direc-
tor of the Japan Industrial
Bank; (5. Sept. the ist ^. of
Meiji (1868) in Shizuoka-
ken ; e. s. of Seiso Inouye,
samurai of Shizuoka clan ;
m. Masako ; e. d. of Vis-
count Choshoku Okabe, pre-
sent Minister of Justice.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Lavy College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. and entered the
post gi-aduate course to make
a special study of applied
economics (1891). After
graduation became Lecturer
at the Waseda Semmon
Gakko (forerunner of the

%o

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|jisss£»t Waaeda -Univ^), the
\&^gnaii.twm.l . Gall, of the
Tafeyp - ItQf). CEaiv. and the
f eej-i* . .SoxQpJ .; . -in 1 89;7
^tecefl tfce Bank ©f Japan
^ sajJi-Hjanagfi^r ; Siibsegi-ien-
lay :Ttransfar^d as^ manager
-io the .'N^oys. "brajagli !a^.e
oi" ithe baifc ;^eci:etajy: -af fee
TpJ^j^q -Jiead office 4o ii?P0/;
sf^ '.c^eiilted J>jrect©r oj
I'SIie .J-sSJa." iHfdusltnal Bmh
w3xeH It -JK^s firi^ estaHIM'.ed
ijnV-i902 :;. prder^d .^p;^Ocged

%jSnciai . gSai^rs jn Jt^09.
PuBticdtiom /Translated Pr.oJ.
Maj-shsjr^s "Principle of
Econoniics^" ^Mress: J^-p.
30, SekiguGgi-Sjaidochp,, JC®-
i^'ikawajTokyo. Tel. : J^J 3
Baocho. , -

InwyB, Tpijiro 'C# .± H ^
i^), proprietor of ifte Ko-
^ekl^hiaj a ujatcb laanufaGtuF-
ing ixsJi b. the JJJth ««. of
tHe_5fti>. ,<tf Kaei ^iSSJ) in
H^ogo-Jsen,; -3jid iy- ,of Jtbe
latf^'Juitiryo'Inpuye.; nt- Tsuae,
sist'ei" of S.hota Seno- Address :
No,- .3.348, I chouje,, Higaslii-
niachi, • NibpnbaahisMji, Mina-
iliijai,t)saka. 7eI.-.8Q4 Miii,a]mi,
Inpuye, Tetsujire X% Jt %
^ 115), '.Buti^dhihakiiMi, Prof
ef it'he Caliege of Literature
of •tie Tpkyp Imp. Univ.
(CJ^air^, JEhilo-sophy and
History of iPbiJosophy) ; b.
the I2i:h m. of the 2nd y. of

Ansei i( 1^5:5) in Al® prpwimse
.of Chikuzgn^ 3r4..s;..Qf ^s^i-
tatsu 'Toraita -and .after«ard
Adopted l^.Tfitsuhide laoigfe.;
.ni. Hui, f.cd. .pf \m &ther-
LU-rlaw.. ;©&?:. ,.•: studied JS^-
iisb, history, mathem^tios,
etc. ittujer the Anietjcan
teacIieKs sX JSaggsaki .^igZ?
— :iSf Sji; entered in -ig/S tthe
•fbrmer Tpkyp Daigaku (the ,
Toky.0 U.uiv.) and gra$&}ateci^
.frpuj its College of Jjit^aiatijrfi
■in iS8p, his .speciarl caurse
of study ^ere being Ehjlo-
sophy and Politics. Entered
the same year the ,D^, tof
Education as a njeiBber 'oi
its Compilation Bureau where
he epmpleted the task of
-con^pilin^ lie .jfemous " .His-
tory of CjrientaJ Philosophy ";;
.appointed Assistant Prof, or
the Toiryo Imperial' Univier-
sity {1883), taking .the chair
of " History of Piiilosophy " ;:
jKas ;sent to .Germaijj;- and
EranPCj, where he attended
the tXniversities of Heidelberg^
lieipzig, Berlin, rP9i-is etc.,,
his large ;and .varied know-
ledge .of *' Sanscrit " having-
been obtained during these:
•years [1884 — 1890) ; ap-
pointed Prof of tbe College
.of Literature of ;the Tokyo<
Imp. UnLv. immediately after
bis-return.; E&cei.ved thedegree-
.of Bimgakuhakushi ^(rSpl.);;
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addition the same year;
elected member of the Im-
perial Academy (189s); sent
to France to attend the grand
meeting of the Oriental
Association held at Paris
(1897); appointed Dean of
the College of Literature of the
Imp. Univ. of Tokyo the
same year. He is one of
the most distinguished
philosophical scholars at
present in Japan and while
in Germany he once took
the chair of History of Ori-
ental Philosophy at the
Oriental Language Schoci,
Berlin. Publications : " Dic-
tionary of Philosophy,"
" Commentaries on the Im-
perial Rescript." etc. Address:
Noi io9j Omotemachi, Koi-
shikawa, Tokyo. Tel. : 966
Bancho.

Inouye, Tom'oichi C^- ± M

— )) Hogakuhakushi, Coun-
cillor and Chief of the
Shrines Bureau of the
Department of Home Af-
~ fairs ; b. April the 4th y. ot
Meiji (1871) in Hokkaido ;
e. s. of the late Morishige
Inouye, a samurai of Hok-
kaido ; m. Tei, sister of
Senkichiro Hayakawa, a
samurai of Ishikawa-ken.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1893). Ap-
pointed Secretary to the

Home Department the same
year ; tran.sferred as Coua-
cillor and Chief of the Shrines
Bureau^ of the same Depart-
ment. Address: No. 27,
Hisakatamachi, Koishikawa,
Tokyo. Tel. : Q22 Bancho.
Inoue, Toraji . (^ ± J^ riS).

Manager of the Tomijima-
gumi, a shipping agency; b.
the 6th m. of the 9th y. pf
Meiji (1877) in Hyogo-ken.
Telegraphic operator of the
Himeji Post and Telegraph
Office, afterwards becoming
Chief of its Telegraph Dep't,
1894-1899; entered the Osa-
ka Shosen Kaisha in 1899
and became assistant man-
ager of its Osaka branch in
1906; then present post. Re-
creations: reading and chess.
Address: No. 491, Terayama-
cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Tel.'.
2575 Higashi.

Inouye, Toshio C*- ± St 5^).
Rear-Admiral on the re-
serve, ex-Member of the House
of Representatives ; b. the
8th m. of the 4th y. of
Ansel (1857) in Kaga pro-
vince ; 2nd s. of Eishin Ino-
uye, a samurai of Kanazawa
clan ; m. Nobu, 2nd d. of
Kanyii Takano of Tokyo.
Educ: Graduated from the
Naval Academy in 1878.
Entered the navy as Sub-
Lieutenant the same year
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attained the rank of Rear-
Adriiiral, occupying succes-
avely the posts of Instructor
to the Naval Academy,
Attache to the Japanese
Legation at Peking, staff
officer of the Sasebo Naval
Station, Captain of the Saien,
Idzumo, Chiyoda, and Fuji,
Commander of the Special
Service Squadron, and har-
bour Master ; took part in
the Japan China and the
Russo-Japanese Wars ; a
member of the House of
Representatives and of the
Seiyiikai. Decorations : 2nd
Order of the Rising Sun and
4th Class of the Golden
Kite, Address: No. 14,
Wakamatsucho, Ushigome,
Tokyo.. Tel.: 1576 Bancho.

Inouye, Toyotaro (# ± M
ic IR, Doctor, Chief of the
Tokyo Ophthalmic Hospital.
Address : No. 24, 3 chome,
lidamachi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel. : 750 Bancho.

Inouye Tsuiieji C-:^l- Ji ffi — ),
Prof, of the Seventh High
School. Address : The Sev-
enth High School, Kago-
shima.

Inouye, Tsutai C^- ± ii #),

Igaku^kmhi^ (Ophthalmo-

^^^^P'^Kfw^'the Inouye

Ophthalmic Hospital ; b. the

: 12th m. of the 2nd j/. of

iKeio (1866) in Hyogo-ken ;

adopt, s. of Sekihei Inouye ;

m. Ryi5, 2nd d. of Yo'shi-
saburo Sato of Tokyo.
Edttc.: Graduated from the
Medical Coll. of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1890). Assistant-
Prof, of the same College
(1890) ; Vice-president of the
Himeji Hospital (1893);
Prof of the Third High
School (1895); afterwards
resigned ofKce and established
the Inouye Ophthalmic Hos-
pital of which he became
president ; is reputed as an ex-
cellent composer of Japanese
poems and is a member of
the Imperial Poetry Bureau.
Address: No. 3, i chome,
Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1290 Shim-
bashi.

Inouye, YaekioH C^ ± A
S S), lawyer, Member of the
House of Representatives ;
b. the 7th m. of the ist y.
of Gwanji (1864) in Kana-
gawa-ken ; 3rd s. of Zinzae-
mon Naito ; m. Otsui, 2nd
d. of Koreyuki Ishizaki of
Nagasaki-ken. Educ. : Grad-
uated from the Kanagawa
Normal School and the
Tokyo H^aku-in, forerunner
of the present Chilo Univ.
Passed the Examination for
Bench in 1890 and was
successively appointed judge
of the Hachioji and Taka-
saki Local Courts and of the
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retired from the Bench and
became lawyer, practising
at Yokohama ; Member of
the House of Representatives
since 1908. Address: No.
28, 2 chome, Kitanaka-dori,
Yokohama. TeL: 870.

Inouye, Yasujiro (^ ± 1* ^
W), President of the Toyo
Paper Mfg. Co., Director of
the Keihan Electric Railway
Co., the Toyo Leatlier Mfg.
Co., the Nippon Life In-
surance Co., etc. ; b. the
loth m. of the 3rd y. of
Bunkyu (1863) in Osaka;
2nd s. of Tamotsu Inouye ;
m. Iku, e. d. j.of Hachizo
Ikeda of Hyogo-ken. Ad-
dress : No. 28, 2 chome,
Kitahama, Higashiku, Osaka.
Tel. : 14 Higashi.

Inouye, Zenjiro (^ ± # ^
SF-), Igakuhakushi (Medical
Chemistry), „ Prof. . of the
Chiba Medical College ; b.
the 8th m. of the 2nd y. of
Bunkyu (1862) in the pre-
fecture of Kagawa ; adop. s.
of Zintaro Inouye ; m. Tatsu,
e. d. of his adopted father.
Educ. : Graduated from the
College of Medicine of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1888).
Prof of the Third High
School (1891); Prof of the
First High School ; has had
conferred upon him the
degree of Igakuhakushi
(1899); Prof of the Chiba

Medical College ( 1 9qi )-; , was
sent to Gerriiany to study
Medical chemistry (1901 —
1903). Addess: ¥>Qi. 783,
Chibamachi, Chiba-ken.

Inouye, Yorikuni iM - ± S
M), Bungakuliakushi, Im-
perial Librarian, Member of
the Committee for the in-
vestigation of Shrines, Lect-
urer to the 'Kokugakuin
Daigaku, a private College
of Japanese literature ; b. the
4th /«. of the loth y. of
Tempo (1839) in Tokyo;
e. s. of Tamizo Inouye ; m.
Uta, d. of Keiji Ishikawa of
Tokyo. Hduo. : studied
Chinese classics from Gisho
Inuzuka, Japanese literature
from Atsutane Hirata, poetry
from Keiken Aikawa. En-
tered the Department of
Education as its Junior
Compiler in 1872; became
junior Shinto priest of the
Ise Daijingii (a shrine dedi-
cated to V the ancestors of
Our Imperial family) in
1875; transferred to the
Imperial Household Depart-
ment where he became an
employe first and then a
subordinate official; estab-
lished in ^1882 the Koten
Kokyiisho, a school for the
study of Japanese classical
literatui-e and became its
professor; Professor of the
Peeresses' School and of

Zno

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the Peers' School insncces-
sion. Publications: many
works on Japanese histor5'
and literature. Recreations :
Reading and book collecting.
Address: No. 13, i chome,
Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Inouy^, Yoshika C^: ± H^).

of the Hi^^iHa^TCmmS
d, the iith m. of the andj.
of 'Kokwa (184S) in the
province of Satsuma ; e. s. of
Hichiro. Inouye, a fonner
samurai of the Kagoshima
clan; «. Mitsu-ko, ^nd </. of

Naogoro Ijiiin of the same
clam. He early entered the
naval "^ service, (^ and when
Kagoshima was bombarded
by the British fleet of seven

; ships in 1863 took' part in
the defence of the Okinoko-
zima Fortress and was
wounded on the occasion.
He was next appointed 2nd

■officer of the Imperial Navy

on board the battleship : Ka-
suga and ; took part ,. in the
fight with the Tokugawa
battleship Kaiyo-Maru off the
coast of Awa in 1868. In
the following year, he also
took an active part in the
Battle of Hakodate against
the Tokugawa force which
was under the command of
the late Viscount Enomoto,
In 187s, -he surveyed the
western coast of Korea on
board the warship Unyo,
when being shot at from the
Fortress on the Island of
.Kang-fa he was compelled
to reply for the outrage.
He made a long voyage to
Europe and America in iSjS'
as captain of the SeiMj
returning home in the follow-
ing year. In 1886, he was
made Rear- Admiral ; created
Baron (1888) ; Commander-
in-Chief of the Standing
Squardon (1889) ; promoted
to Vice-Admiral and became
Commander of the Sasebo
Naval Station (1892); trans-
ferred as Commander of the
Yokosuka Naval Station
(1893) ; Commanded first the
Western Squadron and then
became the Commander-in-
Chief of the Standing Squad-
ron in the Japan-China warj
transferred V successively to
the posts of Commander of
the Naval Stations at Kure

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Inu

and Yokosuka (1896— 1900) ;
granted the ist Order of tihe
Sacred Treasure (1900) ;
promoted Admiral (1901);
granted the Grand Cordon-
of the Rising Sun and was
appointed member of the
Military Council (190S) ;
decorated with the 2nd
Class of the Golden Kite
and granted an annual
pension of fen 1,000 for his
services in the late war
{1906) ; created Baron (1907).
Address: No. 33, Hiroo-
machi, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
1 38 1 Shiba.

Inubushi, Kurozayemon iik.

-K % W * ® n\ Patent Me-
dicine Vendor ; b. the 9th
ni. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
{1864) in the province of
Awa, Shikoku ; e. d. of the
late Kurozayemon Inubushi ;
m. Yuki, sister of Sataro No-
da. Address : Aisono-mura,
Itano-gun, Tokushima-ken.

Inui, Yasushi Cl£ # ^0,
Judge, President of the
Hiroshima District Court ;
b. the 8th m. of the Sth y.
of Ansei (1858) in the Pro-
vince of Higo ; 2nd d. of
Numatsune Suganuma and
adopted by Heigo Inui of the
former Kumamoto clan ; m.
Yu, e. d. of his father-in-law.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1886. Ap-

pointed judge of the Urawa
District court, of the - Na-
goya Court of Appeal, Pre-
sident of the Anotsu and
Mayebashi District Court.s ki
succession ; is now the
President of the Hiroshima
District Court. Address :
Official Residence, District
Court of Hiroshima, Hiro-
shima-ken.

Inukai, Ei C:R: * IS), Menv
ber of the House oi' Repre-

1)

sentatives, leader of the
Kokuminto (National party) ;
b. the 4th m. of the 2nd y.
of Ansei (1855) in Okayama-
ken; 2nd s. of the late
Genzayemon Inukai; m.
Chiyo, sister of Sennosuke
Mita of Tokyo. Edttc. : stu-
died Chinese classics at the
Yushima Kyokangijuku,

Tokyo and afterwards grad-

liiu

L 262 ]

Hated from the Keiogijuku.
Became writer to the Hochi

serving "^as war
correspondent of the paper
during the Satsuma Rebellion
m 1877 ; started in 1880 the
publication of the Tokai
Economic Magazine and
strongly advocated the prin-
ciple of trade protection
against that of free trade
then maintained by the late
Ukichi Taguchi ° appointed
junior secretary to the Board
of Statistics the followihg
year ; resigned office and
became member of the Con-
stitutional Progressive party
when it was organized in
1882 ; elected member of
the Tokyo-fu Assembly the
same year; entered the
Choya . Shimbun and also
became president of the
Japan Economic Association
in 1885 ; elected member of
the House of Representatives
in . 1890 for the first time ;
occupied the chair of Mini-
ster of Education for a while
when the Itagaki-Okuma
Cabinet was forrned in 1 898 ;
held the post of Chief of
the general committee of the
Constitutional party for a
number of years ; was one
of the organizers of the new-
ly formed Kokumin-tp
; (National party) of which he
is now one of the leaders.

Mr. Inukai has been con-
secutively member of the
House of Representatives
since its inauguration- in
1890 and is reputed to be^
one of the most energetic
politicians in the opposition
party. Recreation : Playing
Checkers. Address : No..
35, Babashitacho, Ushigome^
Tokyo. 7>/. .• 40 Bancho.

Inutsuka, TosMyuki C^ M..
M ZX poctor^^ Chief of the
Obstetrical" Depaftrnerit of the
Oita Hospital. Address :
Oitamachi, Oita-gun, Oita-
ken.

. Inutsuka, Katsutaro (.-k_ M
B M W, Governor of Osa-
ka Prefecture; b. Mar. the
1st y. of Meiji (1868) in the
province of Ugo; s. of Mori-
take Inutsuka, a famous
patriot at the time of the
Restoration ; m. Shizu, sth
d. of the late Izuru Tsuda.
£duc. : Graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1889). Ap-
pointed Private Secretary ta
the Minister of the Interior
(1890); transferred as Coun-
cillor of Nagasaki Prefecture
(1891); made in succession-
Councillor of the Dep. of
Communications, secretary to
the Imp. Railway Office,.
Seci-etary to the House of
Peers, Councillor of the
Legislative Bureau, etc. and

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Inn— Iri

finally Director of the Rail-
way Bureau of the Dep. of
Communications in 1899 ;
Governor of Aomori Pre-
fecture (1904) ; Chief of the
Civil Engineering Bureau of
tlie Dep. of the Interior soon
after ; sent to Europe and
America on official business
(1909) ; Governor of Naga-
saki Prefecture (1910); late
post from September 191 1
to December 1912.

Inutsuka, KomakicM Cik M
IS §), President of the Tokyo
Pottery Co. Address: No.
3, 7 chome, Tamachi, Shiba,
Tokyo.

Irimajiri, Yoshio CA r^ S^ ^),
Public Procurator, Chief
Public Procurator of the
Hakodate li District Court ;
b. the 1st in., of the 1st y.
of Gwanji (1864) in the
province of Tosa ; 2nd s. of
Gorozo Irimajiri, a samurai
of the Kocbi clan ; m. Taka,
sister of Yoshito Nishihara.
Ediic. : studied law at several
private Institutions since
1878 and passed the Ex-
amination for the Bench.
Appointed Judge of the
Takamatsu District Court
(1887); Public Procurator of
the same Court (1887) ;
Public Procurator of the
same Court (1897;; Public
Procurator of the Osaka

District Court and Chief
Public Procurator of the
Matsuyama District Court lit
succession ( 1 898 — 1906) ;
Present post since 1906,
Address : Public Procurators'
Oiifice, District Court of
Hakodate.

Iriniura, Shirosaku (A W H
115 f'^), Managing Director of
the Joyetsu Bank; b. the
8th m. of the 3rd f. of
Kayei (1850) in the province
of Echigo ; adop.~ s. of the/
late Tokuhei Irimura ; m.
Chiyo, e. d. of his adopted
father. Address : Araimachi,
Nakakubiki-gun, Niigata-ken.

Irisawa, Tatsukiehi CA Ji ^
° ^' ,j:,J^&kub&kMhit K,Prof. .-of
the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ; (Chair^
Medicine) ; b. the ist m. of
the ist y. of Keio (1865)
in the province of Echigo;
e. s. of Kyohei Irisawa ; m.
Tsune-ko, 3rd d. of Kura-
nosuke Nakamuda, Viscount
Educ. : Graduated . from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1888) ; continued
his studies in Germany
( 1 890 — 1 894) . Became a
member of the Imperial
Physicians' Bureau (Dep. of
the Imp. Household) in
1894; appointed Prof of the
Medical College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1895);
Chief physician of the Tokyo

Ifi

[ 264 1

jRtiiylum- arid President ef the
Kdmagiome Hospital in ad-
dition (i%7) ; was granted
the degree of Igakuhakushi
(1899). Address: No, i,
Kinsukeicho, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel. : 3047 Shitaya, Long
distance.

Iriye* Tamemori CA il S ^),
Viscount, Member of the
Mouse of Peers , b. April
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) in
Kyoto; adopt, s. of Tame-
iuku Iriye, an old noble of
the Mikado's court ; m.
Nobu-ko, sister of Count
Yoshimitsu Yanagiwara. Is
a member of tne Imperial
Poetry Bureau. Address :
No. 117, Kogaicho, Azabu,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1998 Shiba.

Irizawa, Toshio QAWWcW,
JEear-'Admiral of Engineerina:
Since 191 1, Craei Engineer of
the Yokosuka Admiralty; b.
1869. Educ: Grraduated from
the Naval Engineering School
in 1883. Cieut. Commander
of Engineering (Feb. 1 898) ;
Commander of Engineering
(Sept. 1899) ; Captain - of
Engineering (Aug. 1905).
Decorations : 3rd Order of
flle Rising Sun ; 4th . Order
of the Siicred Treasure ; 4th
Glass of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 32, Nakano-
cho, Ichigaya, ^ Ushigome,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1801 Bancho.

Irobe, Gldayn C-fe ^ « i: ^),

a rich landlord, Repre'senta"
tive member of the li-pbe
Bank. ^. the 9th m.'of the
5th jf. of Kayei (1853) in
the province of Shinano ;
e. s. of Yoshisuke Irobe ; m.
Rui, 2nd d. of Gennosuke
Minamizawa. Was once a
member of the House of

Peers. Address: Hanyu-
mura, Hanishina-gun, Naga-
no-ken.
Isaka, ITaomoto C# ^ i: #^,

President of the Akita Timber
Co., Director of the Otaru
Timber Co., etc.; b. the 9th
«. of the 1st y. of Manyen
(1865) in Mito, province of
Hidachi ; e. s. of Kan Isaka,
a samtirai of Mito clan ; m..
Ume, sister of Naomi Matsu-
ki. Edtic. : Graduated from
the Keiogijy'uku (1883).
Became writer to the " Jiji
Skimpo," a daily newspaper ;
entered the service of the
Japan Civil Engineering Co.
(1887)5 Manager of the
kujime Lumber firm, of
Nojiro, Akitaken ; started
the Nojiro Timber Co. and
the Nojiro Lumber Co.
(1897), ^^^ afterwards the
Akita Timber Co. of which
he. is now president. Ad-
dress : Minatomachi, Nojiro,
Yamamoto-gun, Akita-ken.

Ise, Jogoro (ffi m^^ W),
Court physician; b. the nth
7u. of the Sth y. of Kayei

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Isli

(1853) in the province of
■Owari ; 3rd s. of the late
Nyozan Ise, samurai of
Nagoya clan ; m. Sei, e. d.
of Toshisada Tamura of
Chiba-ken. Educ. : Grad-
uated from the medical
department of the former
Tokyo Daigaku in 1880.
Assistant Prof, of the Tokyo
Daigaku (1883); Chief of
the 1st Division of the
Daigaku-Byoin (University
Hospital) in 1884; Assistant-
Prof, of the Medical Coll. of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (t886);
court physician since 1894.
Address: No. 8, 3 chome,
Omotecho, Akasaka, Tokyo.
. Ishibashi Ayaliiko (:eT # liH
^)> Kogahihakase, expert
of Chiyoda Gas Co., principal
of a technical school. Educ:
graduated engineering college
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1879. Address: 2132 Mi-
namiota-machi, Yokohama.
Tel.: 2537.

IshibasM, Hajime CS M IS".).
Ke^^Jidjairalj .._ President of
the" Mercantile Marine Sch-
ool ; 6. 1 864. Educ. : Gra-
duated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1879. Lieutenant-Com-
mander (Dec. 1897); Com-
mander (Oct. 1898); Captain
(Jan. 1904). Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure ;
4th Class of the Golden Kite.

Address .1.N0. 23, Kasumicho,
Azal)u, Tokyo . Tel}. : 2030
Shiba.

Ishibashi, Kenzo (S ^ M M>,
Maj^r-General ; i>. the 6th m.
■'of:'the^Qfyf'§f Ansei (1859)
in the province of Hyogo ; e. s-
of Gisei Ishibashi ; m. Masu,
2nd d. of Tsugisaburo Suzuki.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Military Academy (1879);
Graduated from the Military
College (1885). Appointed
Sub-Lieutenant (1879); Lieu-
tenant (1884); Captain (1887);
Major (1893); Lieutenant Co-
lonel (1898); Colonel (1901);
Major-General (1905). In the
Russo-Japanese war> he was
the Commander of the 3rd
Brigade of Infantry and was
afterward decorated with the
Second Order of the Rising
Sun together with the Third
Class of the Golden Kite for his
services; after Commanding
the 7th Brigade of Infantry
was put on the reserve. Add-
ress : ISTo. 804, Motoisemaohi,
Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Ishibashi, Shian (5 iff ,® ^),

Sukesaburo by proper name,
novelist; b. 1867 in Yoko-
hama; s. of Masakata Ishi-
bashi. Educ. : literary college
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Is
chief editor of "Bungei Club"
(a literary magazine). Ptib-
lications: " Niji" " Ninumo-

no," etc. Address.: 50 Kana-
tomi-cho, Koishikawa - ku,
Tokyo.

Ishibashi, Tamenosuke CS ^
% ;t fl), co-editor of the 0-
saka Asaki ; M. H. R. (in-
dependent) ; b. June 24 of 3rd
y. of Meiji in Osaka ; j. of A-
risaburo Ishibashi and grand-
son of lori Ishibashi, direct
retainer of the Tokugawa Sho-
gunate ; m. Mineyo ; g. d. of
Yoshitomi Yanase, a native of
lyo. Educ. : has been tea-
cher of a common school when
young ; entered the Doshisha
at Kyoto which he quitted
without graduating. . Gained
a position in the editorial staff
of the Osaka Asaki and is now
one of its editors ; was elected
member of the House of Re-
presentatives in 1908, his only
measures resorted to in this
campaign being; speeches and
publications, thus starting a
refoi-m in the field of election ;
visited America Aug. .1909 as
a member of those famous
busiiiess men's coterie invited
by the* American Chambers of
Commerce of the Pacific Coast;
in the House of Representa-
tives was elected member of
the Tariff Question Committee
(26th Session), of the Account
Committee (26th Session) and
of the Budget Committee (27th
Session). Address: Imahashi,

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"; chome, Osaka! ~ ' ;

Ishibashi, Wa OB m^W;
Commissioner' of the Gifu
prefectural Grovernment. Add-
ress: TsukasamacH; Gifu-shi,
Grifii-ken.

Ishida, Haehiya CH ffl A W),
Baron, Sub-manager of the
Osaka-branoh of Mitsubishi
firm ; b. the 8th m. of the
3rd y. of Bunkyij (1863) in
the province of Ugo ; adojr.
s. of the late Baron Eikichi
Ishida of Kyoto ; m. Yii,,
e. d. of his father-in-law.
Edtic. : Graduated from the
former College of Engineer-
ing; of the Tokyo University
(1887) and from the Erei-
Ipurg Uhiversity, Germany
{iSgi). Entered the service,
of the Komaki Mining Co..
in 1888 and then that of the
Mitsubishi firm ; appointed
Engineer to the Imperial Es-
tates' Bureau (1891) ; Prof of
the College of Engineering of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; be-
came Chief of the Osaka Iron
Foundry ; again entered the
service of the Mitsubishi firm
and is now Sub-manager of its-
Osaka-branch. Address: No.
10, 3 chome, Temma-bashi^
Kitaku, Osaka.

Ishida, Ichiro (M ffl —
W>, Rear - Admiral, Chief of
the Torpedo Division of the
Sasebo Naval Station ; d. 18-

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Ish

64. Eiiuc. : graduated from
the Na.val Academy (18-
80). Lieutenant-Commander
(Dec. 1897) '> Commander
(Sept. 1899) ; Captain (Jan.
1906) ; Rear- Admiral (1910);
Decorated with the 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun toge-
ther with the 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite in connection
with the late war. Address :
No. Ill, Chofu-mura, Toyo-
ura-gun, Yamaguchi-ken.

Isnida, Mambei CS W ^ ^
W), Woollen cloth dealer
(firm name " Ishidaya ") ; d.
the 3rd m. of the 6th y. of
Ansei (1859) in Osaka; e.s.
of the late Mambei Ishida ;
in. Toyo, sister of Kanekichi
Miyamoto, a heimin of Kana-
gawa-ken. Address: No. 21,
Tori-Aburacho, Nihonbashi;
Tokyo. Tel.: 1529 Naniwa.

Ishida, Moriteru (^ fS ^
iS), Major- General, Com-
mander of the Dispatched Ar-
my to Chosen; h. the 3rd to. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in the prefecture of Ishikawa ;
2nd s. of Toji Hayashi and
adopted by the late Nuie-.
mon Ishida ; m. Shigeru, d.
of Seiichi Sugioka. Educ. :
Graduated from the Military
Academy. > Appointed Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry (1877) ;
taking part in the war ol
the Satsuma Rebellion the
same year; Lieutenant (1883);

Captain (1886); Major f i8oc->;
Lieutenant - Colonel (1902) ;
Colonel (1905); Major-Gelie-
ral (1908), He commanded
the nth Regiment of Infant-
ry in the late war and was
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun as well as
the 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite for his services. Ad-
dress: Headquarter of the
dispatched army in Korean
Ishidzn, Bisaku C^G * ^ij ft),
Yakugakuhakushi (Doctor of
pharmacology^, expert of the
Tokyo Hygienic Laboratory,,
member of Committee for the
Examination for Medical pra- '
ctitioners. Address: No. lo,
Nishikatamachi, Komagome,
Hongo, Tokyo.

Ishidzuka, Teppei (.H U ^
-¥), Experimental Agricultural
Farm Expert. Address: The
Riku-u biraneh of the ' A-gri- '
cultural Experimental Farm,
Hanagata - mura, Sempoku-
gun, Akita-ken.

Ishigami, Kantaro Q^ ±. M
:k SK, Managing Director of
the Abe Bank; d. the ist
m. of the 1st y. of Bunkyu
(1861) in the prefecture of
Shizuoka ; e. s. of Heishi-
ro Ishigami ; m. Masu, 2nd
d. of Yosuke Oshima. Ad-
dress : Fukuori-mura, Abe-
gnn, Shidzuoka-ken.

IsMgnri, Gozo CS ^ WI

Ish

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^•)) Colgnel^of,^,. Eiigineers,
-Memoer of ^ne Fortifica-
-tions Office. Address : No, 43,
.2 chome, Haramachi, Ushi-
;gome.

IsliigHfo, Isoji C;fT M 351 -t
— ).j a member of the Peers'
House, " Kinkeinoma-shiko,"
(a honoraiy position of tlie
Imperial Court Attendance)
since 1908, KogakuImkusJn
(Doctor of Technical Science);
b. June loth, 1875 at Kana-
zawa, Kaga ; second s. of the
late Chihiro Ishiguro, a sa-
murai of Kaga clan (Lord
Mayeda's). Educ. : the Tech-
nical College of the To-
kyo Imperial University (gra.
1878); started for England
for his further study " the ' ,

_^ne^tj yeair__.^/Servecl appfen-
ti_ce.for,. three years with Ed- '
ward Eastern, Delahay Street,
Westminster, S- - W:; from-
1879 to, 1.882; after his re-

"turri to Japan served con-
tinually for the Government
till 1906, when he retired
from the service ; has since
occupied the Post of chief
Engineer to the Uji River
Hydro-Electric Power Com-
pany, Ltd ; at Kyoto, where
he designed a scheme to
generate about 50,000 horse
power with the water from
the lake Biwa formerly en-
gaged upon Herts and Es-

sex Water-works Extension,
Gray's Water works, . Fave^
roham Swing bridge. De-
signed gas-holdor of East
Griestead, bridge over the ri-
ver Nacor, bridge over the
river Halladole, Casheldue-
Bridge, pumping establish-!
ment at Khatatbeh in Egypt,?
and irrigation works iii Be-<
hera District ; iron roof for'
the circular tanks of Alex-\
andria Water works; carried
out Deal water-works; Beherai
Irrigations Works, at Khatat-
beh, Egypt ; Installation of
Experimental Electric Light-
ing at Stafford House with
Gramme Machine, in 1882;
Engineer to a new manufacT
tory of " Insulite " with Dri
Fleeming, of Cambridge ; aii
Inspector for pumps and irriT.
cration plants made at the Prish
Iron works t© be sent out t<i
Egypt on behalf of Ed.s
Eastern. During his service':
with the Japanese Govern-"
ment designed the Drainage
system of the foreign settle-
ment of Yokohama, detail-
ed survey of the Yokohama
Waterworks, 1878— 1879;
design oft Kilung Harbor
Works, etc., etc. Designed'
and carried out river impro-
vements of the river Chiku-
go. Tone, Shinano (some of
which are still in progress) ;

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tsh

Harbor Works of Moji, Wa-
karnatsu and Miike (all com-
pleted satisfactorily) ; Civil
Engineering Works for the
establishments of the Govern-
ment Naval Stations at Ku-
re, Sasebo and Maidzuru ;
and also the civil engineering
in general for the Naval Ex-
pansion Works since 1895 to
1906 ; was also engaged up-
on the Yokohama Harbor
Works as chief engineer
after the death of the late
Major General Polmer in
Feb., 1893 till 1896. It was
due to his scherne and his
actual supervision that the
Japanese Government succe-
eded in lifting six Russian
sunken war-ships, " Retvizan"
(12,700 tons), "Poltava"
(11,000 tons), " Pobieda "
( 1 3 ,670 tons) , " Presviet ' '
(12,674 tons), "Pallada"
(6,700 tons), and " Bayan "
(7,800 tons), in Port Arthur,
after the Russo Japanese war
in 1904 — 5. Chief Engineer
to the Plome Department from
189s — 98 ; Chief Engineer to
the Civil Engineering Works,
and also the Inspector General
of Works Department of the
Imperial Navy, 1886 — 90, and
again from 1898 — 1906; Le-
cturer upon Sanitary Engine-
ering at the Tokyo Imperial
University, from Jan., 1885
to June 1886. Committee and

Councillor : Japanese Imperi-^
al Steel Works Tokyo' cily
Improvements, Imperial Sels-
mological Society, Imperial
Japanese Railway construe-:
tion. He was decorated with
the Order of the " Rising
Sun " of second rank. Full
member of the • Institution of
civil engineers (London). Mar-
ried, firstly Masu Enomoto,.
niece of the late Viscount
Vice-Admiral Enomoto (she
died Oct., 1905) ; secondly in
1906, Yaye Yoshida, daugh-
ter of Major Paymaster .Gen-
eral T. Yoshida, and has issue
four sons and two dailghters
of the first, and one son ' of
the latter. C/u5 : Nippon, in
Tokyo. Address ; No. 2, Aka-
sakadaimachi, Akasakaku.Tp-
kyo. Tel. : 2260 Shimbashi.

Ishiguro, Kogi (j^W^3> W)y
Engineer, chief of the Con-
struction section of the Ac-
counts Dep't in the Yokosuka
Naval Station. Address: the
Yokohama Naval Station.

IshigTxro,. Tomokichi (:S M

*: a). Director of the Tokyo-
fu Technical school; b..
August, 1 869 at Kowa-machi,
Chita-gun, Aichi prefecture;
s. of Shircemon; m. Ikuyo,
e. d. of Toku Suzuki. Educ:
Aichi-ken Normal school, the
mechanics course of the To-

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kio Higher Technical school.
Served holding successrvely
the posts of assistant teacher
of the Aichi-ken Normal
school, teacher of the Tokio-
fu Normal school, of Fuku-
oka Technical school and
.principal of the Akita-ken
Technical school. .. Address:
961 Mitsuki, Shinagawa-cho,
Tokyo.

Itiliiguro, Uchnji CS M ^ »
?&), ex - Surgeon Inspector
General of the Navy, Director
of the Fuji Life Insurance
Co.; b. the '2nd in. of the
Sth y. of Kaei (1852) in Nii-
gata ; e. s. of Genshin Ishi-
gijro ; m. Yoshi, e. d. of Baron
Motoi Nabeshima. Edtcc. :
Graduated from the Naval
Medical School. Appointed
second Assistant Surgeon after
graduation and after rapid
promotion, attained the rank
of Surgeon Inspector General,
when he was placed on the
reserve ; at present is Direc-
tor of the above-mentioned
Co. Decorations: 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun ; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
-26^, Tornoecho, Nishinokubo,
Shiba, Tokyo. Td.: 2081
Shiba.

IsMguro, Tadanori (Jf M S
!i)> Baron, ex-Surgeon Ge-
neral, Member of the House

<of Peers, Councillor to ^ the
Japan Red Cross Society,
President of the Central
Sanitary Association, etc. ; b.
the 2nd m. of the 2nd y.
of Kokwa (1845) in the pro-
vince of Echigo ; e. s. of Jun
saku Ishiguro. Edtic. : studi-
ed medicine at the medical
school of the Tokugawa
Government. Entered the
Army as Surgeon (1871);
promoted to Surgeon-Ma.] or
(1876) ; was sent to America
to attend the International Ex-
hibition held at Philadelphia
(1876—1877); Chief Surgeon
of the Osaka Military ^Hos-
pital on the occasion oif the
Civil War of Kagoshima. in
1877 ; promoted to Surgeon-
Colonel (1878); Vice-Presi-
dent of the Medical College ,
of the Tokyo Univ. in ad-
dition (1879) ; junior Direct-
or of the Medical Bureau of
the Dep. of War and junior
Director of the Sanitary
Bureau of the Dep. of the
Interior (1884); represented
Japan at the 6th Intefhafional
Sanitaiy Conference held at
Vienna (1885); appointed
Chief of the Military Medical
School as well as member of
the Sanitary Council of the
Army (1886); promoted to
Surgeon-General and ap-
pointed Director of the Me-

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Ish

dical Bureau of the Dep. of
War (1888), both of these
posts he resigned in 1896 to
open the road of promotion
to younger men. On the
occasion of the Japan-China
War, he held the office of
the Superintendent of the
Field Sanitary corps, in
which capacity he rendered
•great service to the Army
and was chiefly instrumental
in showing to the world our
admirable system of military
sanitation. He was created
Baron after the War. ^ Since
his resignation of his official
post, he has devoted himself
to the works of the Red
Cross Society as well as
other public works of simi-
lar kind. He was nominat-
ed member of the House of
Peers in 1902 and decorat-
ed with the Grand Cordon
{Rising Sun) in connection
witli the late Waf. He is
widely known for his wonder-
fill development of common-
sense. Address: No. 17, A-
geba-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel. : 3 Bancho.

Ishihara, Hisashi (H M A.),
Assistant Prof of the Me-
^cai.;.Cpllege: of .the^ , lokyp
imperial University. Address :
Sanchome, Akebonocho, Ko-
magome, Hongo, Tokyo.

Ishihara, Junko (S .© M HI),

Surgeoh-Ihipector of Navy,
Chief of the Port Arthur War
val Hospital ; b. 1864. Staff
Surgeon (Dec, 1897) 5 Fleet
Surgeon (Dec. 1 899) ; Sur-
geon-Inspector (Jan. 1905).
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address ■' The
Naval Hospital, Port Arthur.

Ishihara, Kenzo (S M li S),
Governor of Aicbi— keu ; b. ^
the ist m. _of ist y. cf
Gwanji (1864) in Okaya-
ma-ken; 3rd s. of Kurahei
Ishihara ; m. Shizu, 2nd d.
of Sasaki Haga, a samurai
ofFukui. Educ: Graduated
from the College of Law of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1889).
Appointed Judge (1901); .since
1902 has served successively
as Councillor of Ibaraki-ken,
Osaka-fu, Kagawa-ken and
Gifu-ken, Councillor and Se-
cretary of the Home Depart-
ment, Governor of Yamana-
shi-ken, Chiba-ken, Kochi-
ken, Shizuoka-ken, and Hok-
kaido; present post since 19-
12; decorated with the 3rd
Order of the Sacred Treasure
' n connection with the Russo-
Japanese War. Address:
Official Eisidenc'e of Aichi
Prefectural oiiice, Nagoya.

Ishihara, Misao OS W- W)
President of the. 5 2nd Bank J
b. Aug. the 1st j/. of Meiji

Ish

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(1868:7 in the prefecture of
Ehime; e.s. of Boku Ishiha-
ra, a samurai of Ehime-ken;
m. Rin, sister of Taneaki
Futagami. Address: Kuwa-
bara-mura, Onsen-gun, Ehi-
me-ken.

Ishii, Choku CS * i£)> Pre-
sident of the Ishii Savings
Bank, Director of the Nippon
Fish Incubation Co. and of
the Yokoliania Stowage Bank,
Auditor of the Moji Industrial
Co. ; b. Mar. the 7th y. of
Meiji (5875) in Kanaga wa-
ken ; e. s. of Naokata .Ishii ;
m. Tsuru, sister of Matsusa-
buro Noguchi of Tokyo. Ad-
dress : No. 3, Kanagawacho,
Yokohama..

Ishii, Gitaro CS * ^ * W,
Captain" of Navy, sectional
Chief of the iTaVal EuducatioD
Office: b. 1868. Eduo.: Grad-
. uated from the Naval Acade-
my in 1882. Lieutenant Com-
mander (Feb. 1 898); Com-
mander (Sept. 1900) ; Captain
(Jan 1905). Decorations ; ■^xd
Order of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure ;
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 5, Enokizaka,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo.

Ishii, Hayata Cy^ ^ ^ is,\
Lieiit.-Genera], Commander
of Shimonoseki Fortress since
Dec. 191 2; b. the 7t}i TO. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)

in the prefecture of Miyazaki;;
adoJ>. s. of the late .■ Mdzoi
Ishii.; m. Suye, 2nd </.. of his
adopted father. Educ: -Gradu-
ated from the Military Pre-
paratory School and the Mi-
litaiy - Academy ;, , w^sS, .agiit.
to France to study military
tactics ;(i888X^ $ub-Lieute-
nant (Feb. 1 879)"-; Lieutenant
(Feb. 1883) ; Captain (Jan.
1887); Major (Jan. 1893) ; Li-
eutenant-Colonel (Oct. 1 897) ;
Colonel (Nov. 1901) ; Major-
General (July 1906). ^Occu-
pied successively "the posts of
Adjutant to the War Dept.-,
Private Secretaiy to the Mini-,
ster of War, Commander of
the loth Regiment of Field'
Artilleiy, Commander of the
2nd Brigade of Heavy Artil-,
ler>% etc. j has been decorated,
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite ; was
military attache to the Ch5-:
sen Governor-General's Office,
and then Commander of the-
2nd Brigade of Field Artillery.
Address: Shimonoseki.

Ishii, Jyuji (5 Jt^ + i^).
Founder and Manager, of the
Okayama Orphanage ; b. in
1865 at Takanabe in the pro-
vince of Hyuga. _ Educ. : en-
tered the Okayama Medical
School and left it four months
before graduation. At the-
age of fiftefen he came up to

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Tokyo and studied there for
a year ; on returning to his
native place was arrested for
a political offense and for
forty days was imprisoned.
Later, he suffered from sick-
ness and was converted by
his Christian physician. He
then went to Okayama and
entered the Public Medical
School there. While study-
ing at school he was assist-
ing an oi'phan. He made
up his mind to give his life
to orphanage work while pre-
paring for his final examina-
tions. Against his friends'
advice, he burnt all medical
books and notes, and organ-
ized the Okayama Orphan
Asylum. During tlie last
twenty five years has met many
difficulties and hardships in
bringing the institution to its
pi-esent -SotirisMng condition.
The orphanage is now well
known allover Japan as a mod-
el institution of its kind. Many
children have been educated
in this orphanage. His man-
puku (full stomach) principle
is very famous. It is said
that he will present the
institution to the Imperial
Household Dep't when in
a satisfactory position. He
is widely known as Oka-
yama Saig5. To everyone's
great surprise and regret, he

is suffeiring from an incurable
disease and his doctor only
gives him a couple of years
to live. That God may
spare his life for a longer
period for the sake of suffer-
ing humanity is the wish of
all. Address : Okayama
Kojiin Jimusho, Umeda,
Kitaku, (Dsaka-city.

Ishii, Kibei Cs * V- J^- if),
Judge, President of the Ma-
yebashi Prefectural Court^
3. the 6th m. of the 2nd jf.
of Bunkyii (1862) in the pre-
fecture of Iwate ; 3rd s. of
Isaburo Isliii ; m. Fuji, sis-
ter of Daizo Kikuchi. Educ. :
studied law at several pri-
vate institutions. Appointed
Probationary Judge in 1885
and full Judge in 1887;
Judge of the Hakodate Pre-
fectural Court, of the Ha-
kodate Court of Appeal, Pre-
sident of the Yamagata and
Fukushima Prefectural Courts
in succession (1887 — 1908);
Present post since 1908.
Address : Official Residence,
Mayebashi, Gumma-ken.

Isliii, Kikuiiro CS * ii ^
515) Ambassador to Paris since
191^, Baron; 6. th^jnd month
of the 2nd year of Keio (1866)
in Chiba-'ken; adopted into I-
shii family ; 7n. Tama, d. of
Tadashi Kashimura. Educ. :
graduated Law in the .Imperial
University of Tokyo ; Dipio-

Ish

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matic Attache in 1891 ; 2!id
class Secretary of Legation
at Paris in 1893 ; Consul at
Chemulpo in 1896; istckss
Secretary of Legation at Pe-
king in 1898 : Chief of the
Section of Telegraphs in 1900;
and then Director of the Bu-
reau of Commercial Affairs ;
Vice Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs, 1908; was despatchecl to
San Francisco and Vancouver.
in 1907 in.., counection with
' the anti-Japanese riots there.
Address: Japanese, Embassy,
Paris. <. ,

■ IsMi Kyutaro CH * A. i: W),
Vice-President of the Tott'ori
Hospital. ■& Address : Nishi-
machi, Tottori-shi, Tottori-

ken.

Tshii,. Mankichi (5 ^ ^ §),

Hakutei by pen-name, artist
(Western painting) ; _ b. -i 882
in Tokyo; 5. of Teiko Ishii,
Japanese painter. Studied
painting from the late Chu
Asai, once was engaged as
design drawer in the Printing
Bureau and a printing com-
pany; was sketch drawer in
the "Chuoshimbun;" travelled
through Europe to visit
galleries, and to draw from
nature" and life in the differ-
ent countries; Dec. J910-
Oct. 1912; during that time
was hiterested • by the Egyp-
tian ancient arts, Mohamme-
dan building in Turkey and

the Moor arts in Spain;
received in audience ^ by 'their ^
Italian Majesties in Rome;
is member of Taiheiyogakai,
Museikai, ^Pnblication-^\nm-
hihongafu (two volumes of
picture collection). Address:
183 Komagome-hayashi-cho,
iiong5-ku, Tokyo.,

Ishii, Kyoiclii (ir % K — ),
philanthropist, educationist
for idiots, proprietor of Ta-
kinogawa-Gakuyen (an or-
phanage ,.. and idiot school);
son of a saimirai of Saga
clan; m. Fudeko, lady edu-
cationist, d. of Kiyoshi Wata-
nabe. In the time of the
great earthquake of 1 891 he
was the head master of the
Rikkyo girls school. Being
stimulated by the miserable^
condition of many orphans
whose parents died on ac-
count of the earthquake he
established a female orphan
school, the antecedent of the
Takinogawa Gakuyen, at
his own expense. Besides
he founded the educational
work of idiot. " Thus he is
tke pioneer of this work of
Japan. He twice went to
America in 1896 and 1898
for observing the idiot educa-
tion. Thus he is devoting
himself to the charitable
work. Address: 126 K6-
shindzuka, Sugamo, Tokyo.
Tel: 1788 Shitaya.

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Ish

Ishii. Tsnneliide CS # jt JS),
President of the Formosan
Court of Cassation ; b. the
1st ni. oftheistj?/. of Gwanji
(1864) in the province of
Hizen; adopt, s. of the late To-
rasahuro Ishii; m. Shizu, d. of
Masao Kusano of Kumamoto.
Edtic. : Graduated Law in
the former Tokyo Daigal<;u
(1,887). President of the Yo-
kohama District Court be-
fore he came to occupy the
present post. Address: Bu-
nba-machi, Taihoku, Form-
osa.

. Ishikawa, Chiyomatsu (X\ jfi
"f- -ft ^S), Zoologist, Rigaku-
hakushi, Ph. D. (Freiburg
University), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Agriculture of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (Chair,-
Zoology, Entomology and Se-
riculture) ; b. -ihe 4th m. of

the 1st y. of Bunkyii (1861)
in Tokyo ; ' 2nd s. of Chcso
Ishikawa, a former samurai
of Shizuoka Clan ; m. Sada,
sister of Toshio Mitsukuri,
Baron. Educ. : studied English
at the former Foreign Lan-
guage School ; graduated
from the College of Science
of the former Tokyo Daigaku
in 1882; sent to. Germany
where he graduated from the
Freiburg University with the
degree of Ph. D. (Zoology,
Comparative Anatomy, Bot-
any, Paleontology, etc.) ; was

appointed Prof of the Col-
lege of Science of .the • To-
kyo Imp. Univ. immediately
after his return ; subsequently
a member of the Imperial
Museurn ; Prof of the College
of Agriculture of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1890; receiv-
■ ing the degree of Rig&ku-
hakiishi the same year. Pub-
lications .' " Aiiimal Evolu-
tion," " Anatomical Guide,"
besides many other works on
Zoology. Address: No. 19,
Daibancho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.

Ishikawa, Ghoenioa CS ]\\ ^
ti % PI), a rich landlord,
Director of the Shonai Bank ;
b. the 8th vi. of the ist y.
of Gwanji (1864) in the" pro-
vince of Uzen ; e. s. of Jukei
Ishikawa ; 7n. Naka, e. d. oi
Saburo3'emon Dtaki. Address:
Jurokugo-mura, Higashitaga-
wa-gun, Yamagata-ken.

Ishikawa, Hanyemon OS Jii
'-? /&' '■^ ri), Managing direc-
tor of the Yokohama Savings
Bank and of the Yokohama
Industrial Bank; b. the 12th
«¥. of the 3th y. of Ansei
(1858) in Kanagav/a prefec-
ture ; 2nd s. of the deceased
Hanyemon Ishikav/a ; m. Ri-
se, adopt, d. of Tomomichi
Soyeda. Address: No. 116,
3 chome, Motomachi, Yoko-
hama. Tel. : 1047.

Ishikawa, IIozo (;fl }\\ a m\
a rich landlord ; '5. the 9th

Isil

[ 2.7.6 ]

m. of the 2nd y. cA Kaei
(1849) in the province of Mu-
-sashi ; adop. s. of the late
Dsulce Ishikawa. Address:
Matsufuse - mura, Ritakatsu-
shika-gun, Saitama-ken.

Ishikawa, Ishiyo (j^ ]\\ S •ft),
Engineer to the. Imperial
Railway Board ; b. Mar. the
1st y. of Meiji (1868) in
Kameyama, province of Ise ;
e. s. of Chikujiaro Ishikawa,
■a samurai; m. Slio-ko, e.
d. of Masatsune Suganuma
of VVakayama - ken. Edtic. :
Graduated from the Civil
Engineering Course of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1890).
Appointed Assistant-Engineer
of the Public Works In-
spection office of the Home
Department the same year ;
full Engineer to the same in
1 892 ; transferred as Railway
Engineer to the Dep't of
Communications and Engi -
neer to Aomori-ken in ad-
dition ( 1895 ) ; constructed
the Du Railway as Chief
of the Aomori branch office
of the Railway Construction
Bureau (1896): appointed
Chief Engineer to the Mili-
tary Railway Construction Of-
fice at the time of the Russo-
Japanese' War ; made Chief
of the Construction Section
of the Railway Control Bureau
of the Residency General in
1906 ; was sent to Europe

and America for the inspec-
tion of Railway matters ( i 905-
1910) ; fraiTTsfeyi^ed 'to the pre-
sent postion in his return from
abroad; was decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun in connection witli his
great services as Milita:ry Rail-
way Engineer during the Rus-
so-Japanese War. Address :
No. 93, Yamaya, Yoyold, Yo-
yohatamura, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :
1 149 Bancho,

Ishikawa, llaa-mei (:fT M #
M), Chief editor of the Jiji
.Shunpj ; b. the loth m. of
the 6th y. of Ansei (1859)
in Mito, province of Hitachi 5
3rd s. of Takenosuke Ishi-
kawa, a samurai ofMA\.Q c^asi ;
m. Sato, e. d. of Jo Seki,.
samurai of the same clan.
Ediic. : Graduated from the
Ibaraki Normal School and
taught in it for two years ;
entered the Keiogijuku, gra-
duating from it in 1885 #Be-
came leader writer to the Jiji
Shimpo on the i-ecommenda-
tion of the late Fukuzawa im-
mediately after graduation ;
went to Europe and Ame-
rica for observation purposes
in 1908 ; is one of the Coun-
cindrs of the Keiogij uku . Ad-
dress: No. 9, Fujimicho, Aza- '
bu-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1256

Shiba. ^ . «,/

Isaikawa, Kei. vS J!l Wii

Coromissioner of Niigata-ken;

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Ish

^. the lotli m. of the 3rd _y.
of Bunkyu (1863) in Kaga wa-
ken ; e. s. of the late Masa-
taro Ishikawa ; ni. Tsune,
2nd d. of Sashichiro Sakai of
Hiroshima-ken. Educ. : Gra-
duated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1890). Appointed succes-
sively Councillor of Fukushi-
ma-ken and psaka-fu and Sec-
retary of Oita-ken ; Oommi-
ssioner of Kumamoto-ken ,
1907. Address: Official Eesi-
dence , ]S1 ibancho , Ei shodai ,
Niigata-shi, Niigata-ken.
Isbikawa, Kintaro Cg ;i| &

•JkW), Inlaid work sculptor,
also known by the name of
Kambi; ^. 1863, in Asakusa,
Tokyo;, m. Nobu, 1896.
Educ. : after completing
primary school course in
1883, studied inlaid works
and painting by Kansai
Asamura, 1885-1891, esta-
blished in the profession for
himself in 1892. Made
inlaid work screen for use
on the occasion of the cele-
bration of the birth-day of
the late Empress Dowager
of China. Awafded many
prizes Tor his excellent work-
manship by various exhibi-
tions, industrial and fine
arts institutes. The peculiar-
feature of his work is that
shells, ivory, precious stones
- articles are inlaid

with artistic skill. Recrea-
tions: Haikai (Conjiposition
of short poetic epigram)
Address: No. 5 Nichome,.
Yanaka Hatsune-cho, Shita-
ya, Tokyo.

Ishikawa, Kisaburo (:0 Jll S

SIR), Editor of the Seikyo
Shimpo and of the Seikyo-
Yowa, organs of the Russian
Ortliodox Church; b. 2nd
y. of Keio (1866) in Sendai;
s. of Tokuji Ishikawa; m.
Toku, d. of Hideroku Sato,
pastor of the Russian Or-
thodox Church, October
1 891. Educ: entered the
Medical College in Sendai
when young, but passed over
to the Theological College ,
of the Russian Orthodox
Church in Tokyo, 1884, and
graduated from it later. Was
long in mission work as
preacher and lecturer of the
theological college. Ptiblica-
tions: Poetry and Music;
Orthodox Church and Mo-
dern Thought; Life of Christ;
and others (in Japanese).
Address: No. 6, Kobai-cho,
Kanda, Tokyo.

Ishikawa, Mitsuaki C?J )\\ %
M), sculptor, Prof, of the
Tokyo Fine Arts School ; b.
the 9th m. of the 5th y. of
Kayei (1852) in Tokyo; e.s.
of Tpkichi Ishikawa ; m. Sa-
da, e. d. of Bunyemon Su-
zuki. Educ. : studied paint-

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ing from Soseri Kano, a fa-
mous painter of the Toku-
gawa era and ivory engrav-
ing from Masamitsu Kiku-
gawa. Awarded prize medal
for his ivory engraving of
the Kannon Statue exhibited
at the National Exhibition
ih 1881-; was several times
appointed Examiner to various
Exhibitions and . to the Fine
Arts Committee, attached to
the Imperial Household, in
1 899; Prof, of the Tokyo Fine
Arts School at present; Ad-
dress: No. .^2, Tennoji-machi,

■ Yanaka, Shltaya, Tokyo-. ~

Ishikawa, Seiyemon (5 }\\ if
^ 'M F5), manufacturer and
retailer of shirts and dry-
goods (firm-name, " Yamato-
ya ") ; d. the i ith m. of the
2nd y. of Ansei (1855) in
the prefecture of Kanagawa ;
adopt. sJ of the deceased
Seiyemon Ishikawa and mar-
ried his daughter, Masa. Ad-
dress : No. 6, I chome,. Ben-
teu-dori, Yokohama. Tel.:

■ 183.

Ishikawa Mohei (5 jfl 'M ^
%), rice and fertilizer mer-
chant. Director of the Japan
Rice tp . , Auditor >. of the
Japan Commercial Bank and
of the Manchurian Commercial
Co. ; b. the iithm. of the lOth .
y. of Tempo (i 839) in the pro-
vince of Settsu ; adopt, s. of the

late Mohei Ishikawa; f/i. Mlyo,
e. s. of his adopted -father.
Address: No. 47, Egawacho,
Kobe. Tel.: 171, .

Isb.ika,wa, Sadakiclii (:fi ]\\

M. S% ./^_^/|^^^44? .(Poctior
of Medicine). Address: Oxno-
te-cho, Koishikawa-ku, To-
kyo. . - " - , '..

Isbika-wa, Shokin CS J'l . ?i
fiS)? Buddhist priest, superior
of Shinshcyi (a ' temple, of
Fuddson) on Naritayama,
Chiisojyo; b. Oct; 1869 at
Itadomura, Chiba-ken; 2nd
s. of Matajuro Nakamura.
Educ. : Honshvi n\iddle school,
Doninsha, Kokurnin Eigakkai,
Honshiidaigaku and private- .
ly. Succeeded his predecessor'
Rev. Shoho Mitsuike in 1894;
proceeded to America in
1898 and after one . year
travelled through Europe and
India; the private- Narita
middle school, Narita, library,
Naritayama girls school and
Naritayama reformatory are
managed at his own expense;.
decorated with. 6ih Order; of
Merit. Address:. Narita-ma-
chi, Inba-gun, Chiba-ken. ;

Ishikawa, SMgeyuki CH ))\

S 1^') viscount, ex-lord of Shi^
modate-clan; h- 1867 in Hita-
chi; s. of Shokan, descend and
of the Minamoto family; m. Ke-
iko, aunt to viscoimtToda. Su-
cceeded his father in 1 8 '7. Ad-

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dress: No. 6, Sliimodateinachi,
Makabs-gun, Ibaragi-ken.

Ishikawa, Tokuyemon CS J'l
ffi * » P^), President of the
Yokohama Industrial Bank
and of the Yokohama Indus-
trial Savings Bank, Director
of the Japan Safety Oil Co.
and of the Yokohama Life
Insurance Co., Auditor of the
Yokohama Dock Co., of the
Yokohama Railway Co. and
of the Yokohama Warehouse
Co., etc. ; b. the I2th m. of
the 3rd y. of Ansei (1856).
in Kanagawa prefecture ; e. s.
of the late Tokuyemon Ishi-
kawa ; m. Kiku, 3rd d. of
Kohei Ogawa. In addition to
the posts mentioned above,
he is a member of the Yo-
kohama Chamber of Com-
merce': Address : No. 108, 2
chome, Motomachi, Yokoha-
ma. TsL: 458.

Ishikawa, Yaichiro C5 H M
- S|5), Chief of the Second
Section of the Board of Au-
dit. Address : No. 9,5 chome,
Fujimicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Ishimaru, Shigeyoshi O^ %
M. ^), Engineer to the Imperi-
al Railway Board; b. the ist
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in Dita-ken ; e. s. cf
Kesazo Ishimaru, a samurai
of Oita clan ; ; m. Ito, sister
of Etsuta Yanagi of Tokyo.
Educ. : Graduated from the

Engineering College of -the
Tokyo Imp. Univ.- (1890).
Appointed Assist.- Engin'eer to
the Home Dep. the same
year; transferred as Engine-
er of Akita-ken (1891); sub-
sequently Railway Engineer
to the Department of Commu-
nications; was despatched to
Europe and, America on an
official mission (1907 — 1908); ■
has been in present post
since 1908. Address : No.
13, 2 chome, Iclubeicho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel.: 281
Shiba.

IsWmitsu, Maomi (;s 3fc 1.
E)> Lieutenant-Colonel of
ArtilTeiyT;trommtm^^^^^^
9th Regiment of Field Artil-
lery, 4th Order of the Rising
Sun and 4th Class of tl^
Golden Kite; 3. 1866 in
Kumamoto-ken. Sub-Lieu-
tenant (Mar. 1891); Lieu-
tenant (Nov. 1893); Captain
(Nov. 189s); Major (Nov.
1901) ; Lieutenant - Colonel
(May 1905). Address: 8th
Regiment of Field Artillery,
Hirosaki, Aomori-ken.

Ishihara, TJliaohi (:s M i^ A),
Patent- Attorney, Auditor of
the Banzai Life Insurance
Co., Ltd., and of the Tovo-
dashiki Machine Mfg. • Co.,
Ltd.; b. the 7th m. ot the
3rd f. of Keio (1867) in Shi-
dzuoka - prefecture ; e. s. of,
Teizo Ishihara; m. Takane,

IsJl

[

y. s. of Misumi likawa of
Tokyo, ^c/^^f.,- graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Techno-
logical School. Was Expert
to the Patent ' Bureau of the
Agricultural and Commercial
Dep't for some time; resigned
and became Patent-Attorney
in 1902.' Address: No. 30,
Takanawaminamicho, Shiba-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1269 Shx-

ba. . .
Ishiwara, Hiroshi 05 W- 3i),

Chief physician of the Sap-
poro Ifospital. Address: The
Sapporo Hospital, 8 chome,
Kitaichijo, Sapporo, Hokkai-
do.

IsMwara, Makoto CS M 1^),

'^™©icaFT!allege (Fukuoka)
of the Kyoto Imp, Univ.
Address: The Medical Col-
lege of the Kyoto Imp. Univ.,
Fukuoka-ken.

Ishiwatari, Bin-icM CS W. M
-:'), Hogakufiakushi (Doctor
of Criminal law). Member of
the House .of Peers ; b. the
nth in. of the 6th y. of
An.sei (1859) in Sljizuoka-
ken; e.s. of Eijiro Ishiwatari,
a samurai of Shidzuoka pre
fecture ; m. Ryu, e. d. of Ikuo
Tokuda of Tokyo. Educ. .:
Law in the former Tokyo Dai-^
gaku (1884). Entered the
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then of the Grimiual Affairs
Bureau ; ggnt.to, .^urpp?- :i9T
study as well as for •■ 'Ca.t
investigatioij" of "court pro-
cedures of vafibusTountri-
es, (1886— fSgo) ;' appointed
prdbatioriary' judge on his
return and afterwards trans-
ferred as public procurator;
then occupied the post of
Councillor of the Dept. of
Justice as well as of public
procurator of the Tokyo
Court of Appeal ; promoted
public procurator of the Court
of Cassation in 1 898 ; Lec-
turer on criminal law at the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. and at the former
Police and Prison Adminis-
tration School in addition the
same year ; , sent to Belgium
to represent Japan at the liiter-
natibnal Prison Congress held
at Brussels in 1859; appointed
Chief of the Bureau of Civil
and Criminal Affairs of the
Cept. of Justice in 1902;
transferred afterwards to the
post of Vice-Minister of Jus-
tice and then to that of Chief
Secretary of the Cabinet ;
resigned the office and was
made member of the House
of -Peers by Imperial nomi-
nation. Recreations : TravellT
ing and Utai (Old Japanese
songs). Address: No, 2,
2 chome, Yechizenbori, Kyo-
bashi, , Tokyo. Tel. : 83 . K5,

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Ishiwata, Kuninojo CS JS' ?R
^ :&y, President of the Nis-
shin Steamship Co. ; <J. in
the 2nd f,. of Keio (1866)
in .the province of Kozuke ;
adopt, s. of the late JQtaro
Ishiwatari ; m. Fumi, 4th d.
of Eisho Ishikawa of Fuku-
shima-ken. Was once in the
service as Secretary of the
Dept. of Communications. Ad-
dress : No. 3, I chome, Fu-
kuyoshicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.
7c). : 4030 Shimbashi.

Ishiwata, Shigetane (;£? iSt
m a), Chief of the Kyoto
Sericultural School, Expert
to the Tokyo Sericultural
iSchool, Nogahuhahushi; b. Oct.
the 1st J. of Meiji (1868)
in Kanagavva-ken ; e. s. of
Masatoshi Ishiwatari ; m. To-
shi, 2hd d. of Shunjiro Na-
kamura oi Kanagawa - ken.
Once was a teacher of the
Gumma Middle School ; ap-
pointed Assistant Expert to
the Depaitment of Agricul-
ivv and . Commerce (i 896) ;
transferred as Expert to the
Sericultural School at Tokyo
( ■ ^Q^) ; present posts since
[909. Address : No. 326, Ka-
shiwagi^ Yodohashi, Tokyo.

IsMyama, Sanzo (5 ill H jt),
Colonelof Engineering, Mem-
ber and Chief of Ihe Tokyo
Bi-anch of the Military Con-
struction Department; 6. i86i-
in Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant

(Dec. 1879); Lieuteuant (Feb.
1882) ; Captain (Nov, 1889) ;
Major (Nov. 1 896); Lieuten-
ant-Colonel (Nov. 1902) ; Co-
lonel (Mar. 1908). Jyecoration's
3rd Order of the Rising Sun.

IsMyama, Totaro OB \\X.'M
X HB), Expert to the Agricui^
tural Experimental: i Farm 'bf
Fukushima - prefecture; '• ' Ad>-
dress: No.. 17 ^ Miyaraachi; ■
Fukushima, Fukushiihi <- keni

Isliizaka, Ikan CS S -ft ^).
ex-Surgeon Inspector-jGerie-
ral ; b. tl^e 2nd m. of the
nth ^. of Tempo (1840) in
Okayama-ken ; 2nd s. bf the
late Hide Akamatsu, a sainu-
rai of Okayama clan; and
adopted by the late Kensp
Isliizaka ; in. Michi, e. d. of,
his adopted father. . Early
entered the Army and after
steady promotion attained
the rank of Surgeon-Inspec-
tor-General ; retired from the
office a few years ago aad
began practice as a , general
practitioner. Address: No. 43,
2 chome, Fujimicho, Kojima-
chi, Tokyo. ■ •

Ishizaka, Otoshiro CS ^ "b
SfO, Hogakuhakushi, Prof
of the Law College of the
Kyoto Imp. Univ. Address:
General Office of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ.

Ishizaka, Tomotaro CS IC ^ :fc
W)f IgahihakMsM) Pyofrjof the

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Medical College (Fukuoka) of
the Kyoto Imp. Vniv: Address:
The Medical College of the
Kyoto Imp. Univ., Fukuoka-
ken.

Ishizaki, Shinji CS J^ S
-), director of the Dai-
ren branch of the Osaka
Mercaiitae S. 8. Co., Ltd.; b.
1873 in Ishikawa-ken. Educ;:
graduated from the law col-
lege of, the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
Address: branch of 0. S. K.,
Daireri.

Ishizaki, Zenjiro Cji ^^^
W)> Lieutenant- Colonel of Ar-
tillery, Commander of the 5th
Regiment of Field Artillery,
4th Order of the Rising Sun
and 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite ; d. 1863 in Tokyo. Sub-
Lieutenant (Mar. 1 89 1); Lieu-
tenant (Nov. 1893) ; Captain
(Oct. 1897) ; Major (Dec. 19-
02); Lieutenant Colonel (Aug.
1905). Address: 5 th Regiment
of Field Artillery, Hiroshi-
ma.

Ishizaki, Masazo C?i «€ ^ M),
pawn-broker, President of the
Koyama Bank, Auditor of
the Teikoku Commercial Bank '
and of the Toyokuni Bank ; i.
the 1 2th m. of the ist j/. of
Kokwa (1844) in Tokyo ; 2nd
s. of the late Tasuke Ishizaki ;
?». Tsuru, f. d. of Bunsuke
Aoyama.^ Address : No. 86,
Mikumicho, Yushima, Mongol
Tokyo. 7>/..- 82 Shitaya (Long

Distance).

Ishizu, Wafd (S #: ffl W),
Secretaiy of the Tottori pre-
fectural office. Address : No.
140, Nishimachi, Tottori, Tot
tori-ken.

Ishizuka, Eizo CS ^ H ^),
Chief of the Agr. Com. Ind.
Dep't of the Chosen Gover-
ndr-Generai's Office ; b. the
8th w. of the 2nd y. of Keio
(1866) in the province of
Iwashiro ; e. s. of Wasaburo
Ishizuka, a samurai of Aizu
clan ; nt. Shinobu, niece of the
late Ko Yamakawa, Baron.
Educ. : Graduated from the
College of. Law of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1900). Appointed
Councillor^of the Bureau of
Legislation in 1900 and suc-
cessively transferred to the
posts of Judge of 'the Prize
Court, Counciller of the Ko-
rean Government, Chief Coun-
cillor of the Taiwan Sotokufu'
(Formosan^Government offi^
ce). Chief of the Civil Admi-
nistration of the Kangtung Go-
vernment and Councillor of the
Residency-General of Korea ;
Chief of the Inv.B., 19 10. Ad-
dress : Official Residence,
Chosen Governor General'^
office, Seoul, Chosen.

Ishikawa, Hachiya (JB JH A
^), Proprietor of the Osaka
Steelworks. Address: Shin-
Kawasaki-cho, Kitaku, Osaka>

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IsoTje, Masaharu C® SB IE #5,
Director of the Bureau of Min-
ing of the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce ;
b. the 2nd m. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865) in Yamaguchi-
ken ; 2nd s: of Shoz5 Isobe ;
m. Ry5, e. d. of Yoshiharu
Matsuura of Tokyo.. Educ:
Graduated from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1890). Took service in
the Dept. of Agriculture and
Commerce and in the Bureau
of Legislation ; afterwards
Secretary to the Imperial
Railway Office, Comptroller
of the Patent Bureau of the
Dept. of Agriculture, and
Commerce ; Councillor of the
same Dept., and Director of
the Patent Bureau, etc. in
succession ; present post since
1905 ; was once merriber of
the Investigation Committee
for the revision of the Patent,
Design and Trade-Mark Laws.
Address: No. 118, Yamazato,
3 chome, Yarai-cho, Ushigo-
me, Tokyo.

Isobe, Matsuzo (M SB Wi H),
A building contractor. Ad-
dress : Moji - shi, Fukuoka -
ken.

, Isobe. Shiro C^ SB H II5\
lawyer, HogakuhakusM, (cml
code), member of the Tokyo
Municipal Council ; b. the
7th pi. of the 4th y. oi Ka-
yei (IBs I) in the province of

Etchii ; adopt, s. of the late
Soyemon Isobe, samurai of
Toyama clan ; m. Seki, V. d.
of his adopted father. Edtic. -r
studied at the former Dai-
gakunanko (forerunner of the
pre.sent Tokyo Imp. Univ.) ;
Graduated from "'^ the Paris
Univ. (law course) in 1878.
Appointed Judge in 1 879 •
transferred successively as jun-
ior secretary to the Depart-
ment of Justice, junior secreta-
ry to the Dajokan (Councillor
of State's Office),senior secre-
tary to the Department of
Justice (1880 — 1886); appoint-
ed public procurator to the
Court of Cassation (1886);
elected member of the House
of Representatives in 1 890 ;
afterwards Judge of Court
of Cassation ; resigned the
office and entered the Bar
in 1 892 ; elected president of
the Tokyo Lawyers' Associa-
tion in 1898 ; Lecturer of Civil
code at the former Meiji H5-
ritsu Gakko, the Tokyo Sem-
mon Gakko and other pri-
vate institutions. Publications:
many works on civil, com-
mercial and criminal codes as
well as_ on constitution law.
Recreations: Chinese poetry;
Joruri (a kind of ballad-drama)
etc. Address : No. 3, 2 chome,
Kamezawa-cTio, Honjo. Tel.:
766 ^Shitaya.

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Isobe, Yaiehiro CmM^- W),
Proprietor ai;d ".Principal of
the Kokuinin. Eigakl<ai (the
National English College),
Proprietor and chief editor of
the Chugwai . Eiji . Shimbun
(a niagazine devoted for the
learning of the Enghsh lan-
guage) ; ^. the 2nd m. : of
the 1st y. of Bunkyu (1861)
in the province of "Biingo ;
2nd s. of the late Kenzo-
Isobe and the younger brother
of the Rearr Admiral" Kane-
yoshi Isobe,. a member of the
House of Peers ; m. Aya,
sister of Miye .Miyagawa of
Tokyo. Educ. : studied at the
Keiogijuku from 1876 till 18-
79. Started the Kokumin Ei-
gakkai in 1888 with the late
F; W. Elastlake, and became
the sole proprietor of the insti-
tution in 1 891; started the Chu-
gai Eiji Shimbun in 1894;
travelled in England and other
European countries in 1899
and returned home in 1900 via
Ainefica. ^Publications. : Se-.
vefai bbbks on the study of
the English language and
literature. Recreation:' Trav-
els. Address: .No. 84,,Sani-
bancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo'
Chib : Member qf, the Tokyo
English Speaking 'Society.
'■^Isobe, Yasuji.C« SS « ^),
Member of the H. R. ; Di-
rector of the Oriental Salt
Mfg. Co., the Ryubunkan Pub-

lishing; .Cp., Tokyo Railway
Co:, "and- of the', Ghiyoda
Gas Co. ,- h, July the \%\.y..
of -Meiji (1868) in Ibaraki-,
ken; e. s. of Yoshiyasu Isobe/
saffiurai of JhaiXfik'i ; in. T.oki,
e. d. of Gpn^ays moil Katsu- ;
da of TbkyQ. Made a tour of"
inspection through Eu'rope and
Afflerita Vsome' ,y^ 'ago ;
meniber of the H. R. for Ibara^
ki-keh since 1908^ Address : '
No. 35 i Kurunia-cho; Shiba, ■
Tokyo. Tel. : 1033 Shiba: ■ '
: Isoda, Deahiclii (^ B %. -fcj,'

Medal-manufacturerY b. i88"^;
in Nagasaki-ken; .y. of Urae-'
moh Isoda. Educ: graduat-'
ed from the Meijigakiiin and'
from the Steel College. Is
inventor of the Isoda Medal.
Address: No. 59, , i chome, '
Nihon-enoki, Shiba-ku, To- •
kyc). 7el.'. 2159 Shiba.

Isoda, Ryo (S ffl 5), Prof,
of the Tokyo Higher Normal
School ; ' b. the 4th m. of the
3rd y. of Keio (1867) in
Tokyo ; e. s. of Chii Isoda.
Educ. : graduated from the
Coll. of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1890.
Lecturer of tlie same Univv
(History) in 1892 ; was sent
to Austria and Germany for
study (1894); present post
since his return home in 1 896.
Address: No. r8, Nishino-
kubotomoye-cho, Shiba, To-
kyo.

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Isogai, Eo (^ M fS), Di-
rector of the Osaka Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. and of
the Nagoya Theatre Co., Au-
ditor of the Tokai Printing
Co. and vf the Ytirin Life
Insurance Co., etc. ; 3. tlie
-8th 7/2. of the istjK- ofGwanji
(1864) in the province of
Ovvari ; 2nd s. of Yasuzaye-
mon Isogai ; m. Tomi... 3rd
d. of Einosuke Honda. Be-
sides holding the posts above-
mentioned, he is a member
of the prefectural Council as
well as of the Nagoya Muni-
cipal Assembly. Address^ :
Atsnta-kmomecho, Mlnami-
ku, Nagoya. 7>/..- 1339-

Isogirai, Kotaro CS.-V M U.

i IP), Colonel j)f ^.XQfa5te7'
Cbmman'deFHrtffe "13th Regi-
ment of Infantry; 3. 1861 in
Fukuoka-ken. Sub-Lieutenant
(June 1886); Lieutenant (June
1891); Captain (June 1895);
Major (Feb. 1901) ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel (Nov. 1907);
decorated with the 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun and
the 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: 13th Regi-
ment of Infantry, Kumamoto-
shi, Kumamoto-ken.

Isokawa, TokicM C^ jH M
u5, Managing Director of the
Kaga Industrial Bank ; b.
Apr. the 6th>. ofMeiji (i8-
73^ in the prefiicture of Ishi-

kawa ; e. s. of Isaburo Isoka-
wa ; m. Rika, sister of- Yei-
suke Yamao-ami. Address:
No. 81, Kyomachi, Koma-
tsumachi, Noto-gun, Ishika-
wa-ken.

Isomura, . Uen C« « ¥),
Lieutenant-Col^Qnd^qf Artille-
ry, Member of the General
Staff Office; 3. 1883 in
Ishikawa-ken. Sub-Lieutenant
(Mar. 1889); Lieutenant (May
1 890) ; Captain (Oct. 1 892) ;
Major (Mar. 1899); Lieu-
tenant-Colonel (Mar. 1903).
Address: No. 100, Kitaura,
Toyotama-gun. Naitoshinju-
ku, Tokyo-fu.

Isono, RyokicM (^ If S o ),
President of the Osaka Pot-
tery Co., Auditor of the Na-
ruo Stud Improvement Co.,
and of ' the Umetsu Paper
Mfg. Co. etc. ; b. Mar. the
2nd y. of Meiji (1869) in
Osaka ; e. s. of Koyemon
Isono ; in. Tsuru, 2nd d. of
Tomosaburo Aoki. He is, in
addition to the posts mention-
ed aboye. Auditor of the Do-
jima Rice Exchange and of
the Osaka Stock Exchange.
Address: No. 27, Amijima-
cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Tel.:
S 1 1 HigasM.

Isono, Shinzo (M^M M),
Managing Director of the Shi-
zuoka Electric Light. Co. ; b.
the 4th m. of the 14th y.
of Tempo (1843) in the pro-

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.yince'. of Suruga ; e. s. of the
late Shin-ichi Isono, a samu-
rai, of Shizuoka*'~d'an ; m.
Y'etsu, sister of Cliu Dbavashi.
Address: No. i, i chome,
Tori-shimmachi, Shizuoka-
shi, Shizuoka-ken.

Isoya, Kaiizan (^ ^ % lll)«

Kuninosuke "by proper name,
artist, maker of raisp'1 la coner-
work, inventor of a new
styled lacquer work; b. Feb.
1875 in. Osaka; s\ of Soyo
Isoya; m. Miya, d: of Ha-
yata Takemoto, igoi. Educ:
Tokyo- Art School (gra.
1897). -Awarded a golden
medal in the Grand Exhibi-
tion of Pa,ris, a silver medal
. in the 5th Domestic Indus-
trial Exhibition; is member
of Nihon Lacquer Work
Society and Goyokai. Ad-
dress: 23 Sekiguchidai-machi,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:

1416 Bancho. -^ , -„.

Isoya, Kojiro (# « # * ER,

President of the Yokohama
District Court; b. Nov. 18-
65 • in Tsu,. Mie prefecture ;
2nd s. of Shingoro Isoya,
a , samurai of Tsu clan ; m.
Tei, ■ 2nd d... of ■ Nobukata
Itagaki, . a " samurai of Tsu
clan. Edtic. : graduated from
the College of Law, Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1889. Probation-
ary;' Judge, - 1889; Judge,
1890 ; Judge at the Tokyo
District Court, 1892; Judge

at the Nagasaki Court of
Appeal, 1 895 ; Judge and
Sectional Chief of the To-
kyo Cdurt of Appeal, 1900;
Judge at the Tokyo- Supreme
Court, 1903 ; present post sin-
ce 1907; has been decorat-
ed with the 3rd. Order of
merit. Address .- Official Ho-
use, Isevama, Yokohama. Tel.:
1078.

Isoyama, Hiroi C® 111 Jffi M),
Chief of the Nagoya Branch
Office of the Imperial For-
estry Administration Burea;u.
Address : Nagoya Branch Of- =
fice of the Imperial Forestiy
Administration Bureau, Na-
goya. . .

Isshiki, Hanjo C— "6 IS ®),
President of the Tsuchiura
?th Bank;^. the nth m. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in the province of Hitachi ;
e. s. of Hanchii Isshiki, a
samurai of Mito clan ; in.
Tsuru, sister of Yennosuke
Nishikawa. Address: Manabe-
machi, Niiharu-gun, Ibaraki-
ken.

Itabashi, Jiro C^ :p ^ W),
Colonel of Infantry, Comman-
der "or the 70th Regiment
of Infantry; b. 1868 in Mi-
yagi-ken. Sub-Lieutenant (Ju-
ly 1887); Lieutenant (Sept.
1891); Captain (May 1895);
Major (Aug. 1902) ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel (Mar. 1907);
Colonel (June 19 10); decb-

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Ifa

rated with the 4th Order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : The 70th Regiment of
Infantry, Sasayama, Hyogo-
ken.

Itagaki, Eajio (M S ^ —
M), Judge of the Osaka Court
of Appeal; b. the nth in.
of the 2nd jr. of Bunkyu (18-
62) in the prefecture of Ya-
magata ; e. s. of Zembei
Itagalii ; ■ m. Yoshi, Sth d.
of Joen Kosuge of Shizuoka.
Ed7ic. : Graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1888. Appoi-
iiited Judge of the District
Courts of Tokyo and Maye-
bashi.. of the Tokyo and O-
saka Courts of Appeal, Presi-
dent of the District Courts ot
Chiba and Dtsu, etc. in suc-
cession (188S — 1907); pre-
sent post since 1907. Ad-
dress : No. 7, 2 . chome, Ta-
nimachi, Higashiku, Osaka.

Itagaki Taisiike CM M si Wl),
Count, a veteran statesman
(now retired); i. the 4th m.
of the Sth J/, of Tempo (1837)
in the province of Tosa ; s.
of Eiroku Itagaki, samurai
of Kochi clan ; m. Kinu-ko,
adof. d. of Viscount Kotei
Fukuoka. Joined a body of
patriots near the end of the
Tokugawa government and
strongly advocated the cause

of the Mikado j took part in
the battles of Shirakaw^a,
Aizii and Yonezawa aschief
of staff of the Imperial army
in 1868 ; appointed Councill-
or of Sta;te at the restora-
tion of peace ; retired from
his office in 1873 owing to
a difference of opinion with

many of his Colleagues in
conn'ection with the so-called
Seikaw'on (a motion to send a
punitive army to Korea) which
he advocated in company with
the late Takamon Saigo and
others ; presented the follow-
ing year a memorial to the
government to establish a
representative form of ■ gov-
ernment, which, on being re-
jected, he retired to his native ;
province and' established the
Risshisha, a political party, '-
meanwhile preaching: the
cause of people's rights and
liberty ; inaugurated the liberal
party in 1880; was severely

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\<rotiflded tbrottgh an outrage-
ous attempt on his life by a
certatin ■ Shoshu Aihara at
Gifu where he stayed tor
canvassing, purposes; .went
to Europe in:j8§2 with the
late Count Goto to inves-
tigate political matters ; was
ci'eated Count in 1 887 ; as-,
tablished the Constitutional
Liberal Party in X890 and
became its president ; was
Home Minister in the Ito
Cabinet the same year ; again
took the portfolio of Home
Minister in the Constituton-
al Party Cabinet when it
was formed in 1898 ; retir-
ed from the office the same
year and is now engaged in
social and educational matters.
Address •• Shiba-Park, Shiba ,
Tbfcyo. m. .' 760 Shiba.

itakara, Chu C« t «f),
Lawyer, Member 'of the
House of Representatives ; d.
the 9th m. of the 31-d f. of
Ansei (1856) in Chiba-ken ;
e. s. of Heibei Itakura ; m.
Hisa, e. d. of Yosaburo Matsu-
moto. Educ. : studied French
from the late Rinsho Mitsu-
kuri ; studied law at a private
institution. - Became lawyer ;
was once Chairman of the
Chiba Prefectural Assembly ;
started the Tokai Shhnbim
and advocated the principle of
liberalism \ Was elected Memb-
er of the House of Repre-

sentatives in 1908 ; Member
of the Seiyukai ; was in Eu-
rope in 19 10. Publication:
''""Fveiich'A'ciminls trative law. ' '
Address : No. 1 1, Yamashiro-
cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
454 Honkyoku.

Itakura, Katsnsato (® # Bt
S), Viscount, Member of the
House of Peers, Auditor of
the Toka Bank; b. the 5th
m. of the TOth y. of Tempo
(1839) in Fukushima-ken ;
e. s. of Katsusada Itakura ;
m. Ina-ko, aunt of Viscount
Tatsuoki Hosokav/a. Enter-
ed the Department of Justice
and served as Judge of the
Gumma and Takasaki District
Courts (1869— 1877); Chief
of the 1st Section of the
Peers Bureau of the Imperi-
al Housgnold Department
(1877); created Viscount in
1884; and elected member
of the House of Peers. Ad-
dress : , 15, S chome, lida-
machi,Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.:
1793 Bancho.

Itami, Haruo (fi- n- # 41),
Baron, Member of the House
of Peers ; b. the 12th m. of
the sth y. of Ansei (1858)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of the late
Baron Shigekata Itami. Ad-
dress: 147, 6ch6me, Aoyama-
minami-machi, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo.

Itami, Yataro -ff- fi-m^W)..
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Ita--Ito

the Sakaye Bank, Managing
Director of the Saga Cement
Co., the Saga Industrial and
Agricultural Bank, the Saga
Savings Bank and of the
Hirotaki WaterPower Electric
Co.; (5. the 1 2th m. of the
2nd y. of Keio ( 1 866) in the
province of Hizen ; e. s. of
Bunzayemon Itami, a samurai
of Saga clan ; m. Fusa, e. d.
of Tqkujuro Tagami. Ad-
jdress : No i, Hontoko-machi,
Saga, Saga-ken,

Itaya. Hironaga (;K g. j^ ^'),.

Artist, (Japanese painting of
Sumiyoshi School), better
known as Keishyu; b. De-
cember, 1 87 1, in Tokyo; .y.
of Keii Itaya; m. Kinu, sister
of Jisuke Higashi; Prof, of
the College of Medicine of
the Tohoku Univ., 1906.
Edtcc: graduated from the
Jikeiin Medical College of
Tokyo. Recreations: Art and
Literature. Address : No.
527, Shimoshibuya, Suburb
of Tokyo.

Ito, Aizo CF aS S W, Presi-
dent of the Tottori Hospital.
Address : Nishimachi, Tottori,
Tottori-ken. ,

Ito, Chojiro Cl?- 11 S ^ MR),
landowner, ex-Member of the
House of Peers. President of
the Kakogawa Bank, Director
of the 38th Bank, the Hyogo
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank and of the Kobe Mari-

time Transportation Fire In-
-surance Go., "etc. ; ^.-Aph
, the 6th J', of Meiji (i873)4!i
the prefecture of Hyogo ; €.
s. of the late Chojiro Ito ; m.
Ei, sister of Korei Onishi, a
samurai of Kagawa prefec-
ture. Educ. : Graduated from
the former Nippon Horitsu
Gakko, a private law school
in Tokyo. Was once Mem-
ber of the Income Tax In-
vestigation Committee for the
Hy5go Prefecture and Presi-
dent of Hy5gp Agricultural
Association ; was one of the
Organizing Committee of the
Oriental Colonization Com-
pany and a Councillor of the
Anglo-Japanese Exhibition-;
is now a Member of the House
of Peers. Address: Imaichi-
mura, Innami-gun, Hyogo-
ken.

Ito, Ckubei (^ H .«. 9, m\ ■
a wholesale cloth-dealer in
Osaka ; b. June the 19th y.
of Meiji (1886) in the pre-
fecture of Shiga ; e. s. of the
late Chubei Ito. Address:
No. 84, 3 Chome, Hon-cho,
Higashi-ku, 0.saka. Tel. ?
1936 Higashi.

Ito, Chuta C-P- m .© ±V
Kogahihakushi, Prof, of the.
College of Engineering of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (chair, Ar-
chitecture), Member of the
Science and Arts Committee
of the Tokyo Imperial Mu-

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sepm, I Member of the Com-
mittee for the Preservation pi
old Shrines and Temples, etc. ; .
i. the loth m. of the 3rd
jr. of Keio (1867) in:Yone-
zawa, prefecture of Yama-
gata ; s. of Sukeyuki Ito, a
samurai;: w. Chiyo, 4th d.
of Viscount Nakamuda Kura-
nosuke. Educ: Graduated
.from the College of Engineer-
ing of the Tokyo Imp, Univ.
in 1892 ; studied a.t the Uni-
verslly Hall for five years.
Examiner of the 4th Domes-
tic Industrial Exhibition (18-
95) J Member of the Comm-
ittee for the Preservation of
old Shrines and Temples (18-
96) ; Engineer to the Home
Dep't and to the Construction
office of the Ise Shrine (1897) ;
Assistant Prof of the ICngi-
neering College of tlie To-
kyo Imp, Univ. (1898); Prof
of the same College (1905) ;
Member of the Committee
for the construction of the
New Imperial Diet Building
(1916); travelled .through
China, India and Turkey for
the investigation of Oi'iental
"Architecture ; planned the
~ C&Hstruction of the Kyoto
Heian Shrine, the Daikyoku-
den, etc. Publications: con-
tributed essays and reports
on architecture for various
magazines. Address : 10,
Ni&hikatamachi, Hongo, To-

kyo.

Ito, Daihaehi CI* M ,:k A),
Member of the. House of
Representatives, Temporary
member of the Railway Coun-
cil,, etc. ; b. I ith m. of the
5th f. of Ansei (1858) in
the province of Shinano ; 2nd
s. of Kenjiro Hirasawa and
adopted into the Ito ffimily i
m. Yaye, e. d. of Toranosuke
Takakuwa. Educ. : studied
politics, economics and psy-,.
chology at the " Futsugaku-
juku," a private school un-
der the management of thfi-
late famous scholar Chomin
Na-kae (1876— 1887). Ap-
pointed Lecturer to the
Military Preparatory School
and additionally a member
of the Land Surveying De-
partment of the Army (18-
87 — 1889); thrice has been
elected member of the House
of Representatives since 18-
80; Director of the Mobu
Railway Co. (1897) ; appoint-
ed Councillor ^^to the Dep.
of Communications and ad-
ditionally the Director of its
Bureau of Railways when
the Kenseito Ministry (Con-
' stitutional Party Ministry)
was organized in 1898; ap-
pointed member of the Rail-
way Council in 1898, where
he was a strong^advocate
of the railway nationaliza-
tion scheme ; Director of the
Enoshima Electric Railway

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Co. (1901); was one of the
organizers of the Seiyukai,
a governiEent party, and is
now one of its^i^Directors ;
again appointed member of
the Railway Council (1898);
elected member of the House
of Representatives in 1909
for the third time. Publica-
tions : " French-Japanese Dic-
tionary." " On morals " etc-
Address : No. 2, Gobanch5,
Kojimachi, Tol-cyo. Tel. : 400
Bancho.

Ito, DenhicM QW M W- -b),
Director of the Miye Spin-
ning Co., President of the
Enamel Hardware Mfg. Co. ;
■5. the 6th pi. of the 5th/. of
Kayei (1852) in the province
of Ise ; e. s. of the late
Denhichi Ito ; jn. Masa, 2nd
d. of Rempei Suzuki. Ad-
dress : Shigo-mura, Miyegun,
Miye-ken.

Ito, Denyemon CtP" H ^ *f
m H), President of the Haka-
ta Gas Co.,^ijDirector of the
Kaho Bank and of the 17th
Bank; 6. the nth m. of
the 1st y. of Manyen (1865)
in the province of Chikuzen ;
£. s. of the late Denroku
Ito ; m. Haru, e. s. of Toku-
hachiTsuji. Address : Otani-
mura, Kaho - gun, Fukuoka -
ken.

Ito, Eizaburo (^ jR ^ H
IR), Kogakuhakiishi, Assistant

Prof, of the College of En-
gineering of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (chair-Applied Chemi-
stry). Address: c/o Takagi,
Nishigahara, Takinogawa-mu-
ra, Kitatoshima-gun, Tokyo-
fu.

Ito, Gen (^ m 5±), Colonel ^
of Artillery, Commander of
the 1 0th Regiment of Field
Artillery ; b. 1 864 in Hiro-
shima-ken. Sub - Lieutenant
(July 1887); Lieutenant (Nov.
1890) ; Captain (Dec. 1894) ;
Major (May 1981); Lieuten-
ant-Colonel (Dec. 1904) ; Co-
lonel (191 1); 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite.- Address :
loth Regiment of Field Artil-
lery, Himeji-shi, Hyogo-ken.

Ito, Heizaemon (f* # 2p :fe
iiH)' Ressai by non de plume,
contractor, art member of
the Imperial House; b. 1829
in Nagoya. He is excellent
in building shrine and temple.
Over one hundred of the
largest and most notable
shrines and temples of Japan
were built by him. He re-
ceived golden medal for his
Japanese noble building
design in the Paris Grand
Exhibition, 1900. Address:
41 Matsushige-cho, Nakaku,
Nagoya. Branch factory: 85
Takanawakuruma-cho, Shi-
ba-ku, Tokyo.

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Ito, Hirokuni Cf- M If '05),
Prince, Vice-Grand Master
of Ceremonies ; ^^Febl the
2nd y. of Meiji (1869) in the
province of Nagatb ; 4th s.
of Gorosaburo Inouye of the
former Choshu clan and a
nephew of Marquis Inouye ;
adopted by the late Prince Ito
and inherited his title etc. ; 7n.
Tama, sister of Kahei Taka-
shima of Kanagawa. Early
entered the Dep. of the Im-
perial Household; is now hold-
ing the important office of Vi-
ce-Grand Master of Ceremo-
nies in it. Address : Oi-mura,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :
60s Shiba.

Ito,. l^^zo c# m W m),
^^^^L Chief of the

eaical.^D^^fment of the
2nd Army Division ; <J. 1 866
in Aichi-ken. Surgeon Sub-
Lieutenant (Aug. 1886) ; Sur-
geon-Lieutenant (Nov. I 891);
Surgeon-Captain (Dec. 1893);
Surgeon-Major (Oct. 1900) ;
Surgeon- Lieutenant -Colonel
(Apr. 1905); Surgeon-Colonel
(Mar. 1910). Decorations: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun and
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address.: Medical Dep. of the
2nd Army Di vision j Sendai.

Ito, Jirosuke Cf K r!& MR ID),
a rich landlord ; (5. the 6th
m. of the 4th y. of Kokwa
(1847) in the prefecture of

Iwafe ; e.s, of the late Jirosu-
ke Ito; m. Tomi, sister of Rin-
jiro Tanimura. Address: Ku-
rozawaziricho, Waga-gun, I-
wate-ken.

Ito, Jirozaemon Q^M.'^ IB
M ft PI), a rich landlord, Di-
rector of the Ito Bank and
of the Ito Savings Bank, Au-
ditor of the Aichi Bank, Vi-
ce-President of the Nagoya
Chamber of Commerce, etc. ;
b. the 6th m. of the ist y.
of Kayei (1848) in the pro-
vince of Owari ; m. Mitsu, sis-
ter of Sosuke Okatani. Ad-
dress : No. 38, Chaya-machi,
Nishiku, Nagoya.

Ito, Jisaburo CF :t ?S := 115),
Engineer of the Dep. of Com-
munications, Chief of Mariners
Section of the Mercantile Ma-
rine Bureau ; d. the 2nd in. of
the 4th y. of Ansei (1857) in
Tokyo ; e. s. of Kyuji Ito ; m.
Tsune, 3rd d. of Shoyemon
Naito. Entered the service of
the Communications Depart-
ment (1880) ; transferred later
to the service of the Dep. of
Agriculture and Commerce ;,
appointed Prof of the Mer-
cantile Marine School (1880) ;,
Judge of the Marine Court
of Appeal ; Engineer of the.
Bureau of Lighthouse, Buoys,
and Beacons ; Engineer to
the Dep. of Communications,
and now Chief of the Marl-

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Ito

ners Section of the Mercan-
tile Marine Bureau. Address:
No. 8, 2 chome, Kagacho, I-
•chigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Ito, Junzo (# M :* H),
TgaktihahishiiVtoi. of the Co-
llege of'Meciicine of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. ; d. the 5th m, of
the 1st J. of Gwanji (1864) in
the prefecture of Tottori; adop.
s. of Kenzo Ito; m. Suma, 2nd
■d. of his father-in-law. Educ. :
■Graduated from the College .
-of Medicine of"''~the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1890); Establi-
shed the Ito Hospital in To-
ttori, his native town and be-
came its President ; studied
m Germany (1896 — 1899);
appointed Pi^esident of the
Sapporo Hospital (Hokkaido);
granted the degree of Iga-
kichakushi (1900) ; Prof of
the College of Medicine of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ. (1900).
Address : Sakuragi-cho, Te-
ramachi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Ito, Kashichi Cfi- li M -tr),
President of the, Chita Bank
and of the Chita Savings
Bank, Member of the Chita
Chamber of ->Commerce ; b.
June the 3rd y. of Meiji (1870)
in the prefecture of Aichi ;
adop. s. of the late Kashichi
Ito; m-. Kaya, e. d. of his
adopted father. Address: No-

ma-mura, Chita- gun, Aichi-
ken. '

Ito, Kan-icM iW ^ # -"),
Chairman of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Ibaraki Anth-
racite Co., Director of Tokyo
Stock Exchange, Member of
the standing Committee of
the Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce, etc.; b. the nth m.
of the 1st ^. Kokwa (1844)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of Konosuke
Ito ; m. Sei, sister of Tadaoki
Okubo of Tokyo.* First enter-
ed the government service as
an official of the Department
of Education and rendered
good service in the elabora-
tion of the system of normal
schools in Japan; left the go-
vernment service and entered
business becoming chief clerk
of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
in 1878 ; at present, in addi-
tion to the posts above enu-
merated, is Auditor of the
Sendai Gas Co., the Tokyo
Bay Steamship Co., the Ni-
kkan Gas Co., and Kabuto
Beer CoX' Address : No. 42,
Shimoniban - cho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 330 Bancho.

Ito, Keisui CP. m 'M *).,
artist, Japanew! painter ; b-
the 12th y. of Meiji (1879)
in Uwajima-machi, lyo pro-
vince; m. Kikuko, 4th d. of Ku-
masahuro Matsunaka, 1904.
He exhibited a cherry picture

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in the second art exhibition
and a peacock picture in the
Bill art exhiHtion ; besides
e:^hibited his jnasterpiec§s
in varions exhibitions and
often obtained prizes. Eeorea-
iions: imisic, travelling. Ad-
dress: Ko. 5473 . Matsuga-ha-
na, Minami-ku, Osaka. Club ;
Taisho Art Society.

Ito, K^xtto'Cm'M 3+ W),
a grocer, President of Japan
Bonds Dealers -Company,
Auditor of Nanijva Electric
Railway Company, etc. ; ^.
the 3rd m. of the 2nd j. of
Ansei (1835) in Osaka;
adop. s. of the, late Zembei
Ito ; m. Moto, e. d. of his
father-in-law. ^^ Was once a
niember of the Citj^ Assem-
h\y and of the Osaka Cham-
ber of Commerce. Recrea-
tMfts: painting, curios, music
and dancing. Address: No.
$3, 2 chome, Hiranomachi,
Osaka. Jel. :- 324 Higashi,

Ito, Kinryo W M ^ 3i),
proprietor of the Nippon, a
daily paper; b. the 8th m.
of the 4th jc. of Ansei (1857)
in Hagi, province of Nagato ;
2nd s. of Shinryo Ito, samu-
rai of Hagi clan ; m. Suzu,
sister of iCihei Nishio. Educ. ':
graduated from the Keiogi--
jiku. Became writer to the
fiji Shimpo, which he resign-
ed In 1896 and entered the
service of the Bank of Japan,

■where. he held the po.st of
Chief of the Secretaries' D,e-
partmerit till 1906 ; visited.
Europe and America on fi-
nancial business of the Bank
ill 1965 ; left the" Bank and'
took' eiitire management of
the Nippon in 1906. Ad-
dress: No. 344, Ippongi, Ki-
tashinagawa, Tokyo. Tel.: 69
Shiba.

Ito, Kohiehi (^ jR # -t),
President of the Hiroshima
Commercial Bank ; b. ttie
"5th m. of the nth y. of
Tempo (1840) in Hiroshima,
province of Aki; adop. s, of
the late Risuke Ito ; m. Tama,
sister of Zenkuro Sakai. Ad-
dress : No. 37, Tsukamoto-
cho, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshi-
ma-ken.

Ito, Komachiyo \W % M '-^
-ft), Managing Director of the
Nisshu Bank; b. Dec. the
I St y. of Meiji (1868) in the
prefecture of Miyazaki ; e.s.
of Masuo Ito, a samurai of
Miyazaki clan; m. Taga,
2nd d. of Gahei Uyematsu,
Baron. Address; No. 313, Ku-
subara, Abimachi, Minamina-
ka-guiij. Miyazaki-ken.

Ito, Kosaburo (-p- % /> 3 11?), '
Prof, of the Third High S-
chool ; b. July the 4th y. of
Meiji (1,871) in Kyoto; 2nd
s. of Shinzo Ito. Educ: Gra-
duated from the College of
Literature of the Tokyo Imp.

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It«r

Univ. (1897). Appointed tea-
cher to the Toyama Middfe
School (1897) ; Prof, of the
3rd High School since 1898.
Addresi : Saneicho, Masuga-
ta, Tera-machi, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto.

Ito, Kxunao (F M B. *),
President of the Japan Tea
Export Co., Director of the
Fushimi Bank ; d. the 12th
in. of the 2nd y. of Kayei
(1849) in Kyoto; e. s. of
the late Kizo Ito; m. Ko,
2nd d. of Denzayemon Kita-
gawa. Address : Fugenjimu-
ra , Tsuzuki-gun, Kyoto-fu .

Ito.JSIagosuke (F ^ i^ fJ),
President of the Tateoka Bank;
b. the 2nd' m. of the .2nd j.
of Ansel (1845) i" the prefec-
ture of Yamagata ; e. s. of
Chohichi Ito ; m. Somi, 3rd
d. of lyemon Kihaya. Ad-
dress: Tateoka-machi, Kita-
murayama - gun, Yamagata -
ken.

Ito, Mansuke (ffi' M M IS),
woollen-cloth dealer. Director
of Settsu- Spinning Co., and
of the 34th Bank ; b. the 3rd
m. of the 5th jf. of Kayei
(1852)' in. Osaka; '3rd s. of
Chuyemonlto; m. Shina, 2nd
d. of Heibei Nakamura. Ad-
dress : No. 1 8, 4 chome, Hon-
cho, Higashiku, Osaka. 7>/. .•
yS Higashi.

Ito, Miyoji CF « B -f^ f&),

Viscounf Privy Councillor }

b. the 5th m. of the 4th y.
of Ansei (1857) in Nagasaki ; ■
3rd s. of Zempei Ito; m.
Ayaye, e. d. of Takeshi Eso.
Edm.: studied the Dutch,
English and French lan-
guages at Kobe while young.
Became Interpreter of the
Dep. of the Interior (1873);
promoted to the junior
Secretaiyship of the same
Dep. (1880); senior Secretary-
ship the following year ; was
one of the late Prince Ito's
suite on his famous tour in
Europe for the investigation
of the various constitutional
systems there in 1882 ; be-
came Private Secretary to
Prince Ito, the then Prime;^
Minister (1885); transferred
to the Secretaryship of the
Privy Council as well as
Private Secretary to its Pre-
sident, Prince Ito, and render-
ed valuable services in the

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drafting of the Constitution
(18%^- 1890) ; was elected
member of ^ the House of
Peers by Impsrial nomination
(1890) ; again Chief Secretary
to the Ito-Cabinet, in which
capacity he was chiefly in-
strumental in bringing about
an understanding between the
Prince and the Liberals ;
entered the Ito-Cabinet as
Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce in 1898, which
post, however, he had to
resign in less than four
months owing to the rupture

• between the . Ministry and
its political supporters ; was
appointed Privy Councillor
in 1899. On the occasion
of the Japan-China war, he
was sent to Chefoo to ex-

-*cK*i'gfe' the sig'rtea - treaty of
Peace • was cireated Baron in
i"8^5 and Viscount in 1907.
At present he occupies the
post of Privy Councillor.
Address :' Nagatamachi, Koj i-
machi, Tokyo. Tell: 812 Shi-
mbashi.

, Ito, Motoi Cf- m »), Pre-
sident of the Yotsuya Bank ;
i: the 2nd m. of the loth j/.
of Tempo (1839) in Tokyo;
adop. sr of the late Yahei
Ito; m. Sen, sister of Shige-
nobu 'Kuwayama . Address :
No.- 18, Samoncho, Yotsuya,
Tokyo Tel. :■ 866 Bancho:
.,!|ito, Otojiro ip- m 'C^Wd,

Captain of Navy, Chief Sta-
~ti on tliie Saselid'^Adnuralty;
b. 1 868. Educ. : Gradua-
ted from the Naval Acade-
my in 1882. Lifeut.-Comman-
der (Dec. 1897) J Commander
(Sept. 1900); Captain (Jan.
1905). "^ Decorations : 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure;
4th Class of the Golden Kite,
was attache to the Japanese
Embassy, Berlin. Address :
Saseho.

- Ito, Sampei (F S ^ ¥),
Paymaster-Colonel, Chief of
the Paymaster's Department
of the i7tlvArmy Division;
^. 1887 in'"Aichi-ken. Pay-
master - Sub - Lieut, {Oct. 18-
89) ; Paymaster -' Lieutenant
(Nov. 1893); Paymaster-Cap-
tain (May 189s) ; Paymaster-
Major (Dec. 1903) ; Paymas-
ter-Lieut. - Colonel (Apr. 19-
05)5 Paymaster-Colonel (Nov.
1909). Decorations; 4th. Order
of the Rising Sun and 5 th
Class of the Golden Kite., Ad-
dress: Paymaster's Depart-
ment of the 1 7th Army Divi-
sion, Okaysnaa.

Ito. seJiBs (F m m ^).

Major-General since. 191 1, Co-
naniander ^Mrai^34tli'Ihfantry
Brigade.; b. the 4th m. of
the 1st >. of'Gwanji (1864)
in the province of Shinano ;
e. s. of Kiyoya Ito, a samurai
of Nagano ; in. Ume, 3rd d.
of Munesuke' Date. Educ. :

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Graduated from the" Military
Academy (1887) and from
the Military College (1898).
Appointed Sub-Lieutenant
(1887); Lieutenant ( 1 89 1 ) ;
Captain (1894); Major
(1898); Lieutenant-Colonel
(1904); Colonel (1906); oc-
cupied successively the offices
of Adjutant to the General
Staff, member of the staff
of the 5th Army Division,
Aide-de-camp to His Majesty
the Emperor, Commander of
the 2Sth Regiment of In-
fantry, etc. since 1898; as-
signed present post in 1909.
Was a member of the Mili-
tary Headquarters staff at
Hiroshima during the late
war ; decorated with the 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun
together with the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Headquarters of the
34th Brigade, Tsudamura
Shimane-^ken.

Ito, Seijiro C^ M ^ ^ IP),
President of the Miyagi.
Spinning Co. ; 3. the 4th m.
of the 3rd J/, of Ansei (1856)
in Sendai, province af Riku-
zen ; e.'s. of the late Seijiro
Ito ; m. Shige, 2nd d. of
Tokuilosuke Aihara. Ad-
dress : No. 92, Higashihiban-
cho, Sendai-shi, Miyagi-
ken.

Ito, Sukehiko (ffi M ^ M\
Igakiihakushi, Prof of the Me-

dical College of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (chair - Peristal -
tics) ; b. the 8th w. of the
1st y. of Keio (1865) in the
province of - Ugo ; e. s. of
Yijjun Ito ; m. Tsuru, 2nd^.
of Juhei Minoda of Shizuoka.
Educ. : Graduated from the
College of Medicine of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1892). Ap-
pointed Assistant - Professor
of the same ; became Chief
of the Peristaltics Department
of the Fukuoka Hospital
(189s); appointed Medicial
Expert to the Governihent
Office of Fukuoka prefecture ;
was sent to Germany for
study (igpi— 1904) ; has
been Prof of the Medical
College of the Kyoto Imp.
Univ. since 1904; granted
the degree of Igakuhakushi
(1906). Address .' T>io. 30, I~
chifunecho, Fukuoka.

Ito, Suketada #• S I& K'),
Director of the T5yo Steam-
ship Co. ; b. Sept. the 3rd f.
of Meiji (1870) in the pre-
fecture of Miye ; e. s. of Suke-
kata Ito ; m. Masu, sister of
Buhei Tanaka. Educ. : Grad-
uated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1894)": Entered the service
of the Communications' De-
partment, getting an appoint-
ment first as Judge of the
Marine Court of Appeal and
then as Inspector of the Mer-

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cantile Marine; was sent as
Japanese delegate to the First
International 'Maritirrie Law
Conference held at Brussels,
Belgium in IQO^'; appointed
■PrdffSf the Mercantile Marine
School and Director of the
Local Marine Bureau in ad-
dition (1908) ; transferred a-
gain to the post of Judge of
the Marine Court of Appeal,
which he resigned in 1910 ;
present post since June last
year. Address : No. 28, Hya-
kunin-cho, Olmljo-mura, To-
yotama-gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :
2780 Bancho.

Ito, Siiketaka CF M I& S5:),
Chief Auditor of the Third
Section of the Board of Au-
dit ; &. the 3rd m. _oi the
3rd f. of Kayei (1850) in
the province of Shinano ; adoJ>.
s. of the late Sukehide Ito,
a samurai of Nagano clan ;
m. Sh5, e. d. of his adopted
father. Address : No. 43, Hi-
node, Zoshigaya, Takata-mu-
ra, Kitatoshima-gun, Tokyo-
fu. Tel. : 2128 Bancho.
Ito, Suketake CF M Ifi ^),

j£QlSfl€l;;QOflfei]ijy^ Comman-
'^S'^^^^^^m^'giment ;
3. the 2nd f. of Meiji (1869)
in.Kagoshima, province of Sa-
tsuma. Sub-Lieutenant (July
1889); Lieutenant (Nov. 18-
92) ; Captain (June 1 898) ;
Major (Aug. 1904) ; Lieute-
nant Colonel (Nov. 1907) ;

Colonel (1910). Decorcatons:
Fourth Order of the Rising
Sun and the Fourth Ckss of
the Golden Kite. . Address :
The 1 6th Regiment of Infan-
try, Konodai, Chiba-ken. .

Ito, Sukeyoshi CF « «& IS),
writer ; b. Sept. i860 in Oshi-
kojj, Mizukaemachi, the pre-
fecture of Saga ; e. s. of Ta-
keshige Ito; m. Yoneko, sister
of Ryunosuke Niwa, in 1886.
Educ. : graduated from the
preparatory course of the To-
kyo Imp. ,Univ. and Dojinsha.
Entered the Statistical Bureau
of the Cabinet ; became lec-
turer of the Naval Staff Col-
lege; had charge of the .sta-
tistical business of the Kwang-
tung Government Office ; at-
tended the International Sta-
tistical Cqnferencip in Buda-
Pesth, and investigated sta-
tistical methods of Europe and
America. 'Publications: World
Year Book since 1904; Poc-
ket Year Book (both in Japa-
nese) ; Travellers Guide Book
(issued monthly) Address :
No. 75, Nichome, Nagata-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
2%'^2 ShirabasTii.

Ito, Shigeharu C#- m iK rS),

President of the Naval Ar-
chitectural School ; b. 1864.
Educ. : Graduated ?- from the
former Heigakuryo (Naval
School) in 1 873. Commander
of Engineering (Dec. 1897);

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Captain of Engineering (Sept.
1903); Rear -Admiral (Dec.
1909). Decorations : 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure.
Address: The Naval Archi-
tectural School, Yokosuka.

Ito, Shunkichi CF * ^ a),
Baron, Vice-Admiral (retired),
Member of the House of
Peers ; b. the 3rd m. of the
nth y. of Tempo in Mai-
zuru, province of Tango ; e.
s. of Katsusuke Ito, samurai
of Maizuru clan. Educ. :
studied gunnery and the art
of navigation from the late
famous Tarozayemon Egawa ;
graduated later from the for-
mer Fu.shimi Nava! School.
Entered naval service in 1869,
engaged in a surveying cruise
off Hokkaido on board a
British ship in 1871 ; appoint-
ed Commander and Captain
of the Kasuga in the same
year ; Sec. Captain of the
Nisshin in 1873 ; went to
China in the suite of the late
Count Soyejima in the fol-
lowing year ; made a voyage
to San Francisco, U. S. A.
on boards the Nisshin (1875
— 1876) ; Captain in 1878 ;
President of the Naval Col-
lege in 188 1 ; Rear- Admiral
ni 1882 ; sent to Europe on
an official mission (1883 —
1 884) ; Chief of the Yokosu-

ka Dockyard and Second-in-
Command of the Yokosuka
Naval Station in 1884; Chief
of the Construction depart-
ment of the Yokosuka Naval
Station and member of the
Board of Admirals in 1886;
Section-chief of the Naval
General Staff in 1889; Vice-
Admiral and Vice-Minister
of Navy in 1889; Judge of
the Supreme Prize Court dur-
ing the Japan - China war ;
created Baron and decorated
with the 1st Order of the
Rising Sun and the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite for his
services - in connection with
the Japan-China war ; nomi-
nated a member of the House
of Peers in 1899. Address:
342, Kitashinagawa, Shina-
gawa-machi, Ebara-gun, To-
kyo-fu.

Ito, Takajiro C^ 1^ ifi ^ IR),
Maj oj_-General on the reserve;
~'K\SE' ii'Si'm' oi the ist 3'-
of Ansei (1854) in Shiga-ken;
e.s. of Toyojiro Ito, a samurai
of Shiga-ken ; m. Ume, e. d.
of Yasoji Tanaka. Educ.:
Graduated from the former
Rikugun Heigakuryo (a go-
vernment military school) in
1874 ■ Appointed Sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1877 and after rapid
promotion attained the rank
of Major-General ; Examinor
of the Osaka Arsenal, Com-
mander of the Tsushima Gar-

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rison, Commander of the 13th
Regiment of Field Artillery
in succession ; took pait in the
Russo-Japanese war as com-
mander of the 2nd Brigade
of ^ Field Artillery ; removed
to the reserve list in 1906.
Decoration : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No. 29,
Higashisakae, Hikone-machi,
Inugami-gun, Shiga-ken.

Ito, Teiji (#- K « iS), Judge
of the Court of Cassation; b.
the 6th m. of the 5 th y. of
Ansei (1858) in the province
of Echigo ; 2nd s. of Masu-
hiko Oya, a samurai of Nii-
gata clan; m. Kuni, 5th d.
of Seishin Nakano. Editc. :
Graduated from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1883.S? Judge of the
Sendai and Tokyo Courts ol
the First Instance, of the To-
kyo Court of Appeal, of the
Court of Cassation in turn
since 1883. He is one of the
Commissioners for the Exami-
nation for the Bench. Ad-
dress : No. 12, Shin-Ryii-do-
machi, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. .
2399 Shiba.

Ito, Teizo Cff M % M), ex-
pert to the Dep. of Agri-
culture and Commerce, Chiel
of the Agricultural-products
Section of the Bureau o<
Agriculture (the same Dep) ;
>. Aug. the Sth y. of Meiji
(1875) in the prefecture of

ifamaguchi ; 2nd s. of Hyo-
ta Ito,, a samurai of , Yama-
guchi ; ^n. Nobu, 2nd d. of Nao^
taka Sugano. Educ. : Gradu-
ated from the College of
Agriculture of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1896). Appointed
Assistant-Expert to the Dep.
of Agriculture and Commerce
immediately after graduation;
in succession has been Ex-
pert to the Shizuoka and
Kagoshima Prefectural Gov-
ernments, Expert to the Ka-
goshima Agricultural Experi-
mental .Station ; present post
since 1966. Address: 2625,
Araijiku, Inaraimura, Ebara^
gun, Tokyo-fu.

Ito, Tokutaro (•^ g|." ^ X
Sl>)s RigakuhakusJii (Dr. ol
Science), F. L. S. (London),
Botanist; y. s. of the late
Keisuke Ito, famous botanist;
b. 1865 in Nagoya. Educ:
Univ. of Cambridge, Eng-
land. He is especially well
versed in geographical botany
and botany of class'fication;
has discovered several new
species in Japan; published
Ws informations after exact
investigation of the vegeta-
bles in Ryukyu Island and
China. Publications : many
essays and books of botany
in Japanese, English and
other European languages.
Address: 4 HayashL-cho,
Koishikawa-:ku, Tokyo.

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Ito, Tomijiro CW'M'M^ W),
■ Representative Member of
the Yokohama Silk Company;
^. the 8th m. of the 2nd j.
of Bunkyu (1862) in Miye-
ken ; adopted s. of the late
Hyozo Ito ; in. Tsune, 3rd
d. of Denjiro Yamamoto of
Saitama-ken. Address : 1499
Nakamura-cho, Yokohama.

Ito, Ya (-05- m W), Director
of the Fukushima Forestry
Co. and of the Hommiya
Bank ; b. the 4th m. of the
3rd y. of Keio (1867) in the
province of Iwashiro ; e. s. of
the late Kumakichi Ito ; m.
Chiki, e. d. of Shozo Okada
of Ibaraki-ken. Address : Ho-
mmiya-cho, Adachi-gun, Fu-
kushima-ken.

Ito, Yoshigoro (.WM^S. 115),
Baron, Vice-Admiral (retir-
ed); 3. the 5 th m. of the
5th jy. of Ansei (1858) in
the province of Shinano ; 4th
s. of Kenji Ito, samurai of
Nagano clan ; tn. Mari-ko, d.
of a certain French naval of-
ficer. ~'Educ. : Graduated from
the former Kaigunheigakuryo
(naval academy) in 1876. Mid-
shipman on board the Tsukuba
in the- same year ; took part
in the Satsuma rebellion in
1880; Sub-Lieutenant in the
following year ; Lieutenant in
1882 ; was sent to France and
Germany to study gunnery

(i 884— 1888) ; Lieutenant-
^ISOmmander in 1886; Chief
gunner of the Takachihp;
Member of the Naval Gene-
ral Staff and staff-officer of
the Standing Squadron in suc-
cession ; Commander in 1 890 ;
Sec. -Captain of the Hiei, Ya-
mato, Katsuragi and Takachi-
ho, etc ; private secretary to
the Minister of the Navy dur-
ing the Japan-China war; Cap-
tain in 1 896; Legation-attache
at Paris and Commander of
the Shikishima successively ;
Rear- Admiral in 1900 ; Com-
mander of the Standing Squad-
ron, Chief of the Construc-
tion Department of the Yoko-
suka Naval Station, Comman-
der of the Takeshiki Second-
ary Naval Station, etc. ; Vice-
i\dmiral in 1905 ; created Ba-
ron in 1907 and invested with
the 2hd Order of the Rising
Sun together with the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite in
connection with the Russo-
Japanese war.'- Address: No.
22, Ka^umicho, Azabu, To-
kyo. Tel. : 924 Shiba.

Ito, Yoshitaro Cfs- S fe ic
m, Member of the House of
Peers, Director of the Hori-
kawa Savings Bank, the Aichi
Bank and of the Mikawa Ce-
ment Co., Member of the Na-
goya Chamber of Commerce,,
etc. ; b. April the 5th f. of

Ito

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Meiji (1872) in the province
of pwari ;; e. s. of Chuzaemon
lio ; m. Cho, 2nd d. of So-
siike Okatani. i At present, in
addition to the post mention-
ed above, he is Auditor of
the Maruhachi Savings Bank,
the Enamel Hardware Mfg.
Co., and of the Tokai Ware-
house Co. as well as Advisor
to the Chita Bank. Address :
No. 19, Ofunamachi, Nishiku,
Nogoya Tel.: 339.

Ito, Yozo C^ m IE M),
Member of the House of
Representatives for Shizuoka
' prefecture elected in 1909 and
1912; one of the highest
taxpayers of Shizuoka-pre-
fecture, member of the Sei-
jukai, President of the Ha-
mamatsu-1., Turst Company,
Director of the Toyokuni
Bank, Auditor ofthe Fuji
■Grrs Spinning Company,
•etc. ; I. the 3rd m. of
the 1st y. of Gwanji
( 1864 ) in the province
•of Tot5mi; adcyp. s. of

Kiheiji Ito ; m. Naka, e. d.
of his adopted father. Edtic. :
Graduated from the Keio-
gijuku (i88i). Elected mem-
ber of the . Shizuoka Prefec-
tural Assembly (1890-^1893);
Chairman of the same As-
sembly (1899 — 1902); Presi-
-dent of the 3Sth Bank (1901

—1910) ;,Directbr of the To-
yokuni Bank since the; amal-
gamation of the%sth Bank
with it in 19 id, besides holding
the posts mentioned above ;
was elected in 1909 member
of the House of Representa-
tives whei-e he now holds a
seat. Address: Nakagawa-
mura, Hikisa-gun, Shizuoka-
ken. Club : Kojun-sha. Tel. :
4 Kanasasu-kyoku.

Ito, Yukyo Cfr m m ?),,
Count (or. Viscount 1895 ;
Count i907),^Fleet Admiral J
b. the 5th i';«. of the 14th j/.
of Tempo (1843) in Kago-
shima ; 4th s. of Yuten Ito,
a samurai of Satsuma clan ;
m. Mitsu, d. of Heihachi Ka-
to. ■.:,Educ.: Studied at the
Naval College in the time
of the Tokugawa Shogunate ; ,
was sent to Ameiica to pur-

- siie_^ hl&v^ta^ies -early , ia. ^ the
.-S^eiji ,Era-. He entelred the

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Naval service in 1 868 ; at-
tained the rank of Lieuten-
ant-Commander (1872) ; com-
manded the Azuma, Ftiso, Nis-
skin, Ryujo, arid Hiyei in suc-
cession ; took part in the Civil
war 01 1877 (Satsuma Insur-
rection) in command *if the
Nisshin ; promoted tCv. Cap-
tain (1882); Second-Comman-
der of tlie Yokosulia Naval
Station and the President of
the Yokosuka Naval Dock-
yard (1885) ; brought the Na-
niwa home from England the
same year ; Rear- Admiral and
Commander of the Standing
Squadron (1896); Vice- Ad-
miral and Chief of the Yoko-
suka Naval Station, with ad-
ditional posts of Principal of
the Naval College and a Mem-
ber of the Board of Admirals
(1892); fought the battle of
the Yellow Sea with the com-
bined squadrons under his
command and subsequently
blockaded the port of Wei-
hai-wei, thus causing the total
destruction of the Chinese fleet
(1894), j,took possession of
" Hokoto" the following year;
chief of the Naval General Staff
(189s) ; created Viscount and
invested with the First Order
of the Rising Sun and Se-
cond Order of the Golden Elite
etc., for services in the war ;
made full Admiral in 1898 ;

as Chi«f of the Naval Gene-
ral Staff in the Russo-Japa-
nese war he greatly con-
tributed by his strategy to
keeping the command of the
P3astern Sea ; cj'eated Count
and decorated with the Grand
Cordon of Rising Sun with
Paulownia flower, together
with the First Order of the
Golden Kite after the war
(1907). Address : No. 35, Ku-
rumacho, Takanawa, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1370 Shiba.

luohi, Kintaro C^i^ f^ ^ ±.
I^^^^^^^^^ef of the.
^^v^^gbection of the
Hydrographical Dept. ofthe
Navy; b. in 1869. Educ. :
Graduated from the Naval
Academy (1883). Lieuten-
ant Commander (Dec. 1897) ;
Commander (Sept. 1900); Ca-
ptain (Sept. 1907); was lately
Instructor to the Naval Coll.;
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 4, Yaraicho,
Ushigome, Tokyo.

luchi, Tahei C=>^ pj ;k ¥),
President of the Tokushima
Chamber of Commerce ; b. the
6th m. of the 3rd y. of Bun-
kyii (1863) in Tokushima-
ken ; e. s. of Daiji luchi ; m.
Asano, e. d. of Zempei Miya-
moto. Address : Nishishin-

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tnachi, Tokushima-shi, Toku-
shima-ken.

Iwadate, Jirokichi (.^ ^L/^ta
IP SO, Auditor of the Tokyo
Kyoritsu Bank ; d. the 9th
m. of the 4th jf. of Kokwa
(1847) in Tokyo ; e. s. of the
late Taroyemon Iwadate ; m.
Sei, 2nd d. of Sozayemon Wa-
tanabe of Tokyo. Address:
No. 52, Yamanojukumachi,
Asakusa, Tokyo. Tel.: 2104
Shitaya.

Iwade, Sobei (.m ^ lA ^ ^),

""dealer in rice and fertilizers;
3. Sept. the 5th ^. of Meiji
(1872) in Sa.itaLm3.-ken yadopl.
\s. of the late Sobei Iwade.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial

-.School. Is carrying on a pro-
sperous business under the
firm name of " Iwadeya"; has
branch ofifieces in Hakodate,
Hokkaido and many ware-
houses in various parts of To-
kyo. Address: No. 6, Higa-
shidaikucho, Fukagawa, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2300 Naniwa, long
distance.

Iwade, Tsunetaka (« tK ^
#), dealer in fertilizers. Di-
rector of the 20th Bank ; b.
the 4th ni. of the 2nd y. of
Kayei (.1849) in Chiba-ken ;
adopt, s. of Tsunezumi Iwa-
de ; m. Toku, e. d. of his
adopted father. -Address: 11
Higashidaiku-machi, Fukaga-
wa, Tokyo. . Tel. : 3304. Na-

mwa. ..

Iwado, Yasuhei (^ ^ j^ $X
Chief Director of the Okaya-
ma Rice Exchange, Manag-
ing Director of the Okaya-
ma Paper Mfg., Co. ; b. the
loth m. of the Ist y. of An-
sei (1854) in Dkayama, pro-
vince of Bizen ; adop. s. of
the late Yugoro Iwado ; m.
Ei, 5th d. of his adopted
father. Address : Ohara-cho,
Okayama-shi, Okayama-ken.
IwagttcM, Takijiro (:§ P ^
M ^ W), Engineer to the
Western Railway Administra-
tion Bureau. Address: 45,
Kamikurumazakamachi, Shi-
taya, Tokyo. ' ■ '
Iwahara, Kenzo C:g M M H>,
Managing Director of the
Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Di-
rector of the Oji Paper Mfg.
Co. and of
the Shibau-
ra Engineer-
ing Works ;
b. the loth
I m. of the 3rd
I y. of Bun-
kyii (1863)
in Ishikawa-
ken ; e. s. of
Takaoki I-
wahara, a.sa-
murai; m. Takeo, 4th d. of
Kura Yano of Ehime-ken.
Educ. : Studied at the Osaka
Enghsh Language School;
Graduated ' ftom the .Mi~

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tsubishi Mercantile Marine
School. Entered the service
of Kyodo Unyu Co. after
graduation and subsequently
the firm of Mitsui and Co.,
being appointed private sec-
retary to Mr. Masuda, the
managing director ; was next
sent to England to serve at the
London branch of the firm and,
returning to Japan in 1890,
was appointed manager of
the Kobe branch; in 1890
was despatched to the U. S.
"A. in order to make special
investigation on the condition
of trade in connection with
the extension of the export
of silk textile fabrics, and
when the firm established a
new branch in New York,
was appointed its manager ;
was made, after his return
home, director and then man-
aging director of the firm.
Recreation: Fine Arts. Ad-
dress: No. 71, Miyamuracho,
Azabu, TokT-'o. Tel. .• 2380
Shimbashi. Clubs: Tokyo Club;
Nippon Club ; Kojunsha.

Iwai, Katsujiro Cg # ^
W>, Export and Import mer-
chant. Director of the Japan
Artificial Silk Mfg. Co.;^. the
4th m. of the 3rd y. of Bun-
kyu (1863) in Kyoto ; adop.
s. of Bunpei Iwai of Osaka ;
m. Ei, sister of Bunsuke Iwai.
Address : No. 437, 4 chome.

Kitahamacho,.Higashiku, O
saka. Tel. : 239 Higashi. ■

Iwai, Keitaro (^^ m±m-),
Commissioner of Shizuoka-
ken. Address: Official .Resi-
dence, Otte-cho, Shizuoka-
shi. Shizuoka-ken.

Iwai, Umeiaro C^ ^ « ^ BI5),

petroleum dealer ; b. Oct.
the 6th f. of Meiji (1873) in
Nara-ken ; e. s. of Noe Fuji!
and adopted by Bunsuke
Iwai ; m. Shidzu, 2nd d. of
his adopted father. Address:
42, Okawa-machi, Higashiku,
Osaka. Tel. : 2880 Higashi.
Iwai, Teizo (.^ ^ m S),
court physician, medical at-;-
tache to Prince Yi-kong of
Chosen, physician to the Ja-
pan Red Cross Society, etc. ;
b. the 1st m. of the 5 th >.
of Ansei (1858) in Aichi-ken;
2nd s. of Eiichi Endo and
adopted into the Iwai fami-
ly; m. Some, daughter of
Mr. lioka of Tokyo. Educ. :
Graduated from the Special
Course of the Medical Col-
lege of the former Tokyo Dai-
gaku. Appointed Assistant-
physician of the University
Hospital after graduation ; be-
came teacher to the Iwate
Medical School as well as
president of the Hinuki Pub-
lic Hospital of Iwate prefect-
ure in 1882; went to Ha-
waii and was appointed Chief

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physician of the Japanese T"--
migratiori. Office there (i 885
—1887) ;"' became Vice-presi-
dent bif the Medical^Depart-
ment of the Tokyo Asylum
and also physician to the Ja-
pan Red Cross Society (1889);
was subsequently sent by the
latter society to Eiirdpe -to
investigate the work of the
Red Cross in various coun-
tries ; was chief physician of
the Hakuai-maru, a hospital
ship of the Japan Red Cross
SQcietyj on; the occasion; of the
Hprtji China B0;X@ltT^smble ;
. js; now chief pbysjciaji of the
'^Ifiifemal! 'Disease' X Section of
the Jjipari Rfed Cross Society,
besides occupying the posts
above "mentioned. Address:
No. 6, 4 chome, Hirakawa-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
458 Bancho. ■

Iwakame^ Eisnke C:@ j& W
W), a rich landlord ; b. the
1st m. of. the 2nd y. of
Bunkyii (1862) in the pro-
vince of Rikuchia ; e. s. of
Hanzo Iwakame ; in. Tane^
4th d. ofYajiro Uyeda. Ad-
dress : Osekomachi, Hikan-
gun, Iwate-ken.

Iwaka-vsra, Kokki <^^)\\%m),

Igakuhakushi (Doctor of

'Medicine).' Educ: graduated

from the College of Medicine

of the Tokyo Imp. Univ..

1906, entered into the .Uni-
versity hall to make special
study of materia medica, re-
ceived the degree of Igaku-
hakushi, Dec. igi2.

Iwakawa, Tomotaro (^ )\\ 1X.
X SI5), Prof, of the Tokyo Fe-
male Higher Normal School ;
(5. the 1 3th m. of the ist y. of
Ansei (1854) in Hirosaki, pro-
vince of Mutsu; 3rd s. ofToyo-
kichi Iwakawa ;. m. Sada, d.
of Riki Nakamura. Educ^ :
studied at the former "Kai-
sei Gakko," a government
School ; graduated from the
former Tokyo Daigaku (Bi-
ology)- Appointed succesiive-
ly Prof, of the Higher Nor-
mal School, Female Higher
Normal School, Lecturer to
the "Jodo-shu-Gakko," a bud-
dhits school, and Prof, of the
Tokyo Female Higher Normal
School. Address: No. i, 3
chome, Sarugaku-cho, Kanda-
ku, Tokyo.

Iwakura, iiameo \.^ M i^ ^
HQ, Oolpnel of Artillery since
19 1 2, Memher of the Mili-
tary Technical Committee, 3rd
Order of the-^Rising Sun and
4th Class of the Golden Kite ;
d. 1 867 in Ishikawa-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant (July 1887) ; Lieu-
1905). Address: No. 8, icho-
me, Aoyama-kitamachi, Aka-
saka-ku, Tokj^o. ,

Iwakura, Tomotstma CS 3|"
M: M), Cliief- Ritualist; d. .14

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Iwa

Apr. 1 3th year of Tempo (18-
42) ; e. s. of the Late Prince
Tomomi Iwakura, one , of the
founders of the New Govern-
ment; father of the Late Prince
Tomosada Iwakura ; m. Kayei
2 (1849) Masuko, 4th d. of
Viscount Masanao Tomikoji.
Address : iSTagatacho, Kojinia-
chiku, Tokyo. Tel.: Shimbaslii
2720.

Iwamasa, Kenzo C^lSkW. H),
Superintendent of Tarn - Sui
Customs, Formosa ; b. Jan.
the 7th y. of Meiji (1874) in
the prefecture of Yamaguchi ;
3rd J. of Norisada Iwamasa,
a samurai of Choshu clan ;
171. Ritsu, e. d. of Kiyosuke
Sadanaga. Educ. : Graduat-
ed from the College of Law
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1897). Address: Tamsui Cus-
toms, Formosa.

Iwamitsu, Uakataro (^ iSS
11' -k 115), Major-Greneral. Co-
mmauder of the 20th Inf. Bri-
gade; h. 1 864 in Tokj'O. Suh-
Lieutenant (Dec. 1882); Lieu-
tenant (May 1886); Captain
(May. 1895); Major (Oct.
1898); Lieutenant - Colonel
(Nov. 1902) ; Colonel (Nov.
1907) ; decorated with the 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun and
the 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite; present rank, Nov. 1912.
Address : 20th Brigade of
Infantry, Kyoto,

Iwamoto, Einosdke C^ *

^ a fj). 6*'l^ order of
merit, Sub-lieutenant ,ou the
second f eserve," slock " Bfplcer,
purchaser and seller of the
documentary securities ; 6. 2
April of the 11th y. of Meiji
(1878) in Osaka ; s. of Bizo
Iwamoto, m. Teruko,' 1910.
Educ. : graduated from the
Osaka Higher Commercial
School. Is filling posts of aud.
of the Osaka Stock Exchange,
Ltd., dir. of the Keihan
Electric Eailway Co., the Jom'o
Muslin Co. and the Electric
Trust Co., travelled through
Europe ■ and America as a
member of the body of the
Japanese businessmen who
were invited by the U. S.
Chambers of Commerce^ Aug.
1909 ; he donated one million
yen for 4:, public. May 1911.
He is now one of the million-
aire in Osaka. Address : No.
7 Imabashi 2 chome, Higaslii-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 1043, 1044
Honkyoku,

Iwamoto, Kichitaro CS 76 §

^ SrO, a rich landlord -,^3. the
2nd m. of the 4th y. of Kaei
( 1 851) in che prefecture of
Kagoshima ; e. s. of Kichino-
suke Iwamoto ; m. Ei, e. d.
of Tsunesuke Kitayama. Ad-
dress: Kaya-mura, Kimotsuki-
gun, Kagoshima-ken.

Iwamoto, Shimbei, (^ tc "ft
R W, Director of the Kago- ■

Iwa

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the engineering college of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1896-. Ser-
ved as expert at the Dai
Nippon Brewery Co., 1896
— 1SG4 ; went to Germany,.
Denmark anfl England to
study beer brewing, 1899 ;
afterwards entered the present
"firln •" sent to England and
Germany by his firm ; re-
turned " hom e from abroa d ,
1910. Address: No. 137. Urae,
Sagisu-machi, Nishinari-gun,

Osaka-fu.
Iwannira, Torn (S Pi M),

Baron, Prof, of the Tokyo
Fine Art School (History of
fine arts in Europe), Lecturer
to the Keiogijuku University,
Member of the Investigation
Committee of Fine arts (at-
tached to the Dep. of Edu-
cation) ; 3. Jan. the 3rd >. of
Meiji (1870) in Tokyo; e. s.
of the late Baron Takatoshi
Iw'amura ; m. Eso, 2nd d. of
Baron Michitoshi Iwa-mura.
Educ. : studied at Keiogiju-
ku, Doninsha, Aoyama Gaku-
in, etc., and later at Paris and
New York (Fine Arts and
their history). Appointed Prof,
of the Tokyo Fine Arts School
(1902); made an inspection-
tour in Europe on the occa-
sion of the Paris International
„, T , . -r ^^. ■ Exhibition in 1900; represent-

lakat^hilwamura;m. Kimi, ^^ Japan at the St. Louis,,
;c7. of Shun Omata, education- international Exhibition as one
■1st. Eduo.: graduated from ^^ ^^^ International Commis-

shima Electric Co.; b. the i ith
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in the province of Sa-
tsuma ; e. s. of the late Zem-
bei Iwamoto ; m. Kiku, 2nd
d. of Shozo Sa:gara. Address:
Kanomachi, Kaposhima, Ka-
gdshima-ken.

Iwamoto, Teitaro C^ * A
;*: BB), Director of the H6-
satsu Gold Mining Co.; b. Jan.
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) in
Kagoshima ; e. s. of Gensuke
Iwamoto ; m. Mitsu, e. d. of
Sojiro Matsumoto. Address:
Nakamachi, Kagoshima - shi,
Kagoshima-ken.

Iwamura, Danjiro C:5& W 11

jutant to the Naval General
Staff Office ; b. 1868. Edm. :
"Graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1879. Lieut.-
Coriimander (Oct. 1898); Com-
mander (Sept. 1903) ; Captain
(Sept. igo?,). Decorations: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun and
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: 19, Schome, Koji-
machi, Tokj'o.
Iwamura Maroshi CJg tf
U), director of the Osaka
works of the Mhon Paint
Co.; 6. 30 the 4th m. of the
7th y. of Meiji (1874) in
Tokyo ; s. of the late Baron

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sioners of Fine Arts (1904) ;
appointed Examiner of the
Fine Arts department of the
Tokyo Industrial Exhibition
(1907); has been Commis-
sioner of the Fine Arts Ex-
liibition of the Dep. of Edu-
cation since 1907. Publi-
cations : " Students of Fine
Art in Paris," " Miscellane-
ous views on Fine Arts,"
" Outlines on the History of
Fine Art in Europe," etc. Ad-
dress : No. 1865, Shimoshi-
buya, Tokyo-fu.

Iwanaga, Kasei CS tK'^^^,
President of the Seishu Bank;
b. the 8th m. of the 6th y.
of Ansei (1859) in Nagasa-
ki prefecture ; e. s. of Togo
Iwanaga ; m. Yaye, sister of
Shoyei Asanaga, a samurai
of Nagasaki. Address: No.
122, Chiwata-rnura, Higashi-
kanoki-gun, Nagasaki-ken.

Iwano, SMmpei C^ if if ^),
Judge of the Supreme Court
of Chosen ; b. the nth m.
of the 2nd /. of Ansei (1855)
in Tokushima-ken ; e. s. of
Kunitaro Iwano, a samurai
of Tokushima clan ; in. Kise,
e. d. of Yasutane Okada of To-
Icyo. Edttc. : Graduated from
the former Government Law
School in 1875. Appointed
junior Secretaiy to the Dajo-
kwan, the State Minister (18-
84) ; transferred to be Judge
(1886) ; in addition Councillor

to the Department of Justice
the same year ; was despatch-
ed to France and Germany on
an official investigation (1889
— 1890); Public Procurator of
the Tokyo Court of Appeal
(1890) ; Public Procurator-in-
Chief of the Nagasaki Court
of Appeal (1892); Public Pro-
curator of the Court of Cas-
sation (1895) ; Judge of the
Court' of Cassation (1905);
present post since 1909. Ad-
dress : Official Residence, Su-
preme Court, Seoul, Korea.
Iwano, Yoshiye (^ if H g^r),

Poet," Novelist, Critic and
Journalist, known as Homei,
his nom de plume; b. January,
1873 in Sumoto, Awaji is-
land; 1st s. of Tadao Iwano,
in. Kiyoko. Educ. : studied
in Meiji Gakuin and Tohoku
Gakuin, both of which are
Mission Schools; studied
political economy and science
of finance in Senshyu Gakko;
is most excellent in English
and Greek. Was teacher of
English in - middle schools
for 10 years. In 1904, com-
menced a new movement in
poetical works as an editor
of Shirayuri, a literary
magazine, and as the result
of that movement he tended
to be a poet of symbolistic
naturalism. He occupies an
isolated position in the literary
world of Japan as novelist

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and essayist as, free thinker
and propoufi«fcr of moment-
alisni. He .vas an editor of
the Seka^ Uimgei, a literary
magazine, and is now the
editor of the Salcigake Shim-
bun, a daily newspaper.
Publications: poetical works,
— " Yujio" (Evening Tide),
"Hiren Hika" (Sad Love

ul ^'')w ^<'"S^)' " Yamino
Haiban (a cut of Darkness);
Novels,—" Tandeki" (a De-
cadent), "Horo" (The ■wan-
dering), « Dankyo" (a Broken
Bridge), "Hatten" (The De-
veloping); Essays,— " Han-

Jpl^^g'" (Semi - bestialism)
'Shm,Shizen Shugi" (Neo-

naturaltsm). Address : No. 9,

Hachiman-cho, Nishinokubo,'

Shiba,. Tokyo.

Iwaoka, lyoji, (^|^^-f^^),

lawyer, member of the House
of Representatives for Naga-
no ken; b. the istj. of Meiji
(1878) in Nagano-ken; 3rd
5., of Ijiro Iwaoka.' Elected
m: of H. R. since 1912; be-
longs to 5«>?;-^/?^^. Address:
. No. I r, Hama-cho, 2chome,
Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. - Tel.:
1386 Naniwa.
Iwasaki, Hajime C^ if ^),

President of the Osaka Trust
Co., Managing director "^of
the Nippon Trust Co., Audi-
tor of- the Nippon Earthen-
ware Co. and of the Tama-
gawa Electric Railway Co.;
b. Sept. the ist y. of "^ Meiji

(1868) in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of
Ryonosuke Iwasak:i. Educ. :
studied Chinese classics while
young under the tutelage of
Shoshu Nagai .Entered the
servive of the" Mitsui firm
and became Chief of its Es-
tates department ; was once
elected member of the Tokyo
Municipal Council. Address :
No. 5 3) Takanawa minami-
cho, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 11 ^1

Shiba.

Iwasaki, Hatsutaro (g ilif |jj

± 15))^ Colonel of Infantry,

Commander of the Kokura

Regimental District; b. 1871

in Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., March

1 89 1 ; Lieut., ^^Dec. 1893 ;

Captain, Oct. '1897; Major,.

Nov. 1903; Lieut. Colonel,

Nov. 1907; Colonel, March

1912. Decorations: ' 5th

Order of S. T., 4th Order

of R.S., 4th Class of Golden.

Kite. Address: Kokura, Fu-

kuoka-ken.
; Iwasaki, Jisaburo (S <# *

H IB), a hardware merchant,
Representing member of Iwa-
saki Bros & Co., Director
of the Yokohama -.Artificial
Manure Mfg. Co.?* Auditor
of the Tetsugyo Ginko ; ^.
Dec. the 6t\vy. of Meiji (1873)
in the prefecture of Kanagawa;
e. s. of Yoshijiro Iwasaki ; m.
Tsune, 2nd d. of Keisuke Ko-
bayashi. _^.^^<^i^^.f-f '* No.*5, \
chome, Otamachi, Yokoha-
ma.

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IwasaM,. Kyuya C^i^ XW,
millionaire, Baron, President

of the Mitsubishi Co. ; d.
the 8th m. of the 1st _?'. oi
Keio (1865) in Tokyo; e. s.
of the^. late Yataro Iwasaki,
the founder of the - Mitsubi-
shi firm ; m. Shizu, sister of
Viscount Masaaki Hoshina.
Educ. .-. studied at the Keio -
gijuku and then at the Mi-
tsubishi Commercial School ;
later went to the United
States and graduated from the
Pennsylvania Univ. in 1891
with the degree of LL. B.
Became the president of the
Mitsubishi Co. on his return
to Japan ; was created Baron
in 1896 in recognition of the
meritorious services rendered
to the state by his illustri-
ous father ; is also a Director
of the Tokyo Warehouse Co.
Recreations : billiards and fish-
ing. Address : No. I , Ki;-i-
doshimachi, Hongo, Tokyo.

Tel. ; 256 Shitaya. :

Iwasaki, Isao C^- (f Si),

Lawyer, Patent- Attorney', M.
H. R.; i5. Feb. the I nth J/,
of Meiji (1878) in Shidzuoka-
prefecturej^.j; of Motoka-
tsu Iwasaki,
a satnurccii,
m. Tokukp,
2nd d. of
Samonji Su-
giyama,
president of
Mikuriya
bank, 1900.
Educ: gra-
duated from
the College
of Law in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1903. Passed the
Higher Civil Service Exami-
nation, 1903; instead, how-
ever, of entering into civil
service opened a law office
at Tokyo; was elected mem-
ber of the House of Re-
presentatives ^ for Shizuoka-
ken, 191 2. Address: (Re-
sidence) No. 10, Mikura-cho,
Kanda, Tokyo; (Office) No.
26, Ise-cho, Nihonbashi-ku,
Tokyo.

Iwasaki, Koyata CS if <1^ W
*)> millionaire. Baron, vice-
president of the Mitsubishi
partnership, director of Tokyo
Warehouse / Co., Ltd. and
Yokohama Specie Bank; b.
August 1879; ^- ^- of *^^
late Yanosuke Iwasaki; m.

Iwa

K6, younger sister of Baron
S. Shimazu. Address: i?
Kobai-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo.
Tel: 233: 548 Honkyoku.

Iwssaki. Tat.sundo (S «# ^
A5» Rear - Admiral on the
reserve J b. the nth m. of
the 6th y. of Ansei (1859)
ill Fukushima-ken ; e. s: of
Yoshio Iwasaki, samurai of
Fukushima clan; m. Tsune,
sister of Makoto Tagata of
Tokyo. Second -Lieutenant
in 1882; Rear -Admiral in
1908; in succession Com-
mander of the Akitsu, Taka-
sago, Hiyei, Chief of the ist
section of the Department
of Materials of the Navy,
Second to chief of the Naval
Barracks in Port Arthur during
the Japan-China war, etc. ; de-
corated with the 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of the Golden Kite in
connection with the Russo -
Japanese war. ^</(/r^J.y.- No. i,
Kasumicho, Azabu, Tokyo.
. Iwasaki. Yukichika CS nt
^ WO, ex-President of the Sev-
enth High School (Zoshi-
kan) ; b. the^ i ith m. of 4th
y.. of Ansei (1857) in the prov-
ince of Sanuki ; 2nd j. of To-
moyuki Iwasaki ; m. K5, sis-
ter ot Chiasuke Honda of Osa-
ka. Edicc.: Graduated from
the Sapporo Agricultural
School (1877); Entered the
service of the Colonial gov-
ernment of Hokkaido imme-

;i2 1

diateiy after graduation ;suc-
cessively occupied the posts
of Clerk of Sapporo-ken and
Osaka-fu, teacher to the Ka-
goshima Middle School, Prof
of the Seventh High School ;
President of the Seventh High
School since 1902. Address :
No. 10, Hiyamizucho, Kago-
shima Kagoshima-ken.

Iwashita, Seishfi CS T ?t W),
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives, President of Ki-
tahama Ginko, Yingkow Wa-
ter-Works and Electric Co.,
Minomo Arima. Electric Rail-
way Co., Director of the Sou-
thern Manchurian Railway
Co., etc. ; b. the Sth m. of the
4th y. of Ansei (1857) in the
province of Shinano ; 2nd .s.
of Sagenta Iwashita, a samu-
rai oi the former Nagano clan;
m. Yuka, 4th d. of Shigehisa
Yatsu. Edux:.: Graduated from
the " Sh6h5 Koshu-sho," fore-
runner of the present Tokyo
Higher Commercial School
and appointed one of its In-
structors. Later he entered
the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha and
served, for more thaii ten years,
as manager of the various for-
eign branches of the firm. On
his return to Japan he was
appointed general manager of
the Mitsui firm. He organized
the Shinagawa Electric Light
C.O., being elected its pre-
sident, and at one tirne was
a director of the Kanega-

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fuchi Spinning Co., and an
auditor of the Tokyo Rice
and Cereal Exchange. Re-
signing these positions he went
to reside in Osaka where he
inaugurated and became pre-
sident of the Kitahama Bank.
At present, he is a Director
of the Hanshin Electric Rail-
way Co., Osaka Godo Spin-
ning Co., Toyoda Loom Mfg.
Co., aiid Nippon Soy Co., etc.
He is held in high esteem as
one of the most influential
business men in Osaka. Ad-
dress : No. 3, Kioicho, K5-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 194
Bancho.

IwasMta, Zenhiehiro (^ T
# -fa W), President of the 41st
Bank, Director of the Ashi-
kaga Bank, the Sano Railway
Co., ■ Jomo Muslin Co., Wa-
tarase Water Power Electric
Co. and the Kuzuo Bank ;
, (5. the 1st -m. of the 2nd j'.
of Bunkyu (1862) in the pre-
fecture of Tochigi ; e. s. of the
late Zenhiehiro Iwashita ; m.
Moto, sister of Toraichiro Yo-
shizawa. Address : Ashika-
gamachi, Ashikaga-gun ; To-
chigi-ken.

Iwata, BuhicM (g H ^ -tr),
a leather merchant. Address :
No. 108, Teppocho, Nakaku,
Nagoya.

Iwata, Chnzo C^ H ffi it),
lawyer. Lecturer at the Coll.
of Agriculture of the Tokyo

Imp. Univ. ; 6. Apr. the 8th
y. of Meiji (1876) in Yama-
guchi-ken; 2nd j. of Hiko-
hichi Hiyama arid adopted
by Kinzo Iwata, a million-
aire of Hokkaido ; m. Yaye,
3rd d. of Kinyemon Iwata.^
Educ. : Graduated from the
Coll. of Law of the Tokyo ^
Imp. Univ. (1898). Became
Lecturer of Civil law at the
Chuwo Daigaku (private Univ.
of law) ; started the publica-
tion of the Meigi, a monthly
magazine devoted to politics
and law ; entered the Tokyo
Nichinichi Shimbun as a lead-
e;r writer; resigned and en-
tered the bar in 1902, prac-
ticing in Tokyo ; is now legal
adviser to the Bank of Japan,
the Nippon Yiisen Kaisha and
the Tokyo Marine Insurance
Co., besides being Lecturer
on law at the Coll. of Agri-
culture of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. Address : 'No. i, icho-
me, Yayesucho, Kojiraachi,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1356 Honkyo-
ku.

Iwata, Koji C^ H # f:),
Public Procurator - in - chief
of the Koshii District Court,
Chosen ; d. the 9th m. of the
2nd y. of Kaei (1849) in Sai-
tama - ken ; 2nd s. of Shin-
ketsu Suzuki, a Samurai of
Saitam-ken and adopted by
the late Kanhichi Iwata: Ap-
pointed clerk to Niigawaken

Iwa

[ 3H J

in 1 872 ; Probationaiy Public
Procurator in t88i ; Public
Procurator in 1887 ; in suc-
cession Public Procurator ot
the Local Courts of Yokoha-
ma, Shibata, Uyeda, Public
Procurator-in-chief of the Na-
ha District Court, Public Pro-
curator of the District Courts
of Toyama and Wakayama,
etc. ; was transferred to the
present post in 1908. Address:
Koshu District Court, Korea.

Iwata, Masakichi (^ H jE
a), Colonel, Commander of
the 22nd Regiment of Infan-
try ; b. 1865 in the prefect-
ure of Gifu. Edtic. : Gradu-
ated from the Military Aca-
demy. Sub-I Jeutenant (Dec.
1882) ; Lieutenant (May 1 886);
Captain (June 1894); Major
(Jan. 1900) ; Lieutenant-Co-
lonel (Mar=:-*I904) ; Colonel
(Dec/ 1906) ; decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and the 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : 22nd
Regiment of Infamtry, Matsu-
yama, Ehime-ken.
^ Iwata, Sosabiiro C:^ H jg! H
BR), Cotton yarn merchant,
Pre. of Bishu Ginko, Director
of Osaka SilkExchange, Audi-
tor of,Settsu Spinning Co.,
of Osaka Chamber of Com-
merce, etc.; ^.» the 3rd m
of the 14th y. of Tempo (18-
43) in the prefecture of Ai-
chi ; 2nd s. of Tsuneyemon
Iwata. Address : No. 1 1 . 2-

Chome, Kitakyutarocho, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka: Tel.: 521 Hi-
gashi.

Iwata, Tomoemon (^ B ^
^ #i PI), cotton yarn dealer ;
b. Nov. the 9th y. of Meiji
(1876) in Aichi-ken; e. s. of
-the late Tomoemon Iwata,
a samurai of Nagoya. Ad-
dress : No. I, 3 Chome, Horie-
cho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. Tel. :
1920 Naniwa.

Iwata, Tsutomu CS H W),
doctor, President of the Ano-
tsu Hospital. Address : Ano-
tsu Hospital, Anotsu, Miye-
ken.

Iwatsuki, Naoiiko C^ ^ it
^). a rich landlord ; b. the
6th m. of the 2nd y. ol
Keio (1866) in the province
of Satsuma ; adop. s. of Sami
Iwatsuki. Address : Kuma-
nojo-mura, Satsuma-gun, Ka-
goshima-ken.

Iwaya, Magozo (K # ^ ^),
Hogakuhakiishi, Prof, of the
College of Law of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. Address: Gene-
ral Office of the Kyoto Imp.
Univ

Iwaya, Matsuhei (S # ^
^), President of the Japan
Stock-farming Co., Director
of the Mino Coal Co. and
of the Hakata Railway Co. ;
b. the 6th m. of the 2nd y. of
Kayei (1849) in Kagoshima;
2nd .f. of Unosuke Iwaya.
First engaged in the manu-
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'his native province and sub
sequently became a contractoi
to the Kagoshima clan ; went
up to Tokyo in 1877 and open-
ed a dty-goods shop in the
Ginza, afterwards established
an extensive tobacco factory
from which he derived a larg"e
profit ; retired to his country
residence when the tobacco
industry became a monopoly
of the Government and start-
ed pig rearing on a large scale
and is now in a fair way of
making it a most profitable
business. Address: No. 715,
Shimoshibuya, Shibuyamachi,
Toyotama - gun , Tokyo - fa .
Tel.': 2S6.Shiba.

Iwaya, Syutaro CS # M i:
IR), Colonel of Cavali:y. Chief
of the Sanbongi "braTcETf Tthe

War-Horse Recruiting Office;
b. 1869 in Akita-ken Sub-
Lieutenant (Mar. 1 891); Lieu-
tenant (Nov. 1893); Captain
(June 1895); Major (May 19-
00); Lieuteijant Colonel (Mar.
1904); Colonel (Apr. 1909);
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Sanbongi - mura,
Kamikita - gun, Aomori -
ken.

Iwaya, Sueo CiK # * M),
novelist, (Norn de plum ".Sa-
zanami-sannin ',')r Member of
the Hakuburikwan Publishing
Co. ; d. the 6th m. of the 3rd

f. of Meiji (i'87i) in Tokyo 5
3rd .y. of the late Shii Iwa-
ya, famous calligraphist ; m.
Yu, sister of Tokujiro Yama-
moto of Shiga-ken. Edtic. :
studied at the Doitsukydkai
Gakko (a school attached to
the Gei:man Association). Es-
tablished, in company with
the late Koyo Ozaki and oth-
ers, the Genyusha, a literary
society, and advocated the
cause of light literature ^J£as
once teacher of the Japanese
language in the Oriental Lan-
guage School in Berlin feii-
tered the Hakubunk wan Pub-
lishing Co. where he is now
reputed as an unique writer of
juvenile literature. Address :
No. S3, Takanawaminami-ma-
chi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:'2yj'J
Shiba.

Iwaya, Tamizo (^ # K M),
Managing Director , of the
1st Cotton Flannel Mfg.
Co., Director of the Chosen
Agricultural . Encouragenient
Society; b. Aug. the ist y.
of Meiji (1.868) in the pro-
vince of Kii ; adop: s. of
Shijun; Iwaya ; m. Mitsu,
e. d. of Kosuke Kuki. Ad-
dress : Nakanocho, NakanoT
mise, Wakayama-shi, Waka-
yama-ken.

Izaka, Kp C# ^ #), Direc-
tor of the Oriental Steamship
Co. and of Kyodp'Sekizai Co.
Ltd.; 6. Pec."*the 2nd 2/. oi

Meijj\ (^1869) in Mito, pro-

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vince of Hitachi ; 3rd s. of
Naomoto Izaka, a samurai
of Mito clan ; m. Setsu, e. d.
of Rinnosuke Hara of Tokyo.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. Address: 'So. 12
Ogacho, Kyotashi-ku, Tokyo.

Izawa, 'Heizayemon (^ 'M ¥
ic X P^), Sake-brewer. Ad-
dress : Kami - Sugiyama - dori,
Sendai, Miyagi-ken.

Izawa, Shnji (f- Jf ^ n),
. educationalist, Member of the
House .of Peers ; 3. the 6th
Wtl'&i' the 4th J/, of Kayei
(185 1 ) in the province of Shi-
naho ; e. s. of Bunyo Izawa,
a samurai of Shinano ; m.
ChiyO, e^ d. of Shlgeto Mori
of Tokushima-ken. Educ. :
Graduated from the former
Daigak-Nanko (1872); stud-
ied music and gymnastics
in America (1875). Succes-
sively occupied the posts of
Senior- Secretary of the Dep.
of Education, Director of the
Cprnpilation Bureau of the
same Dep., President of the
Tokyo Musical School and ot
the Tokyo Blind and Deaf-
Mute School, Councillor of
the Dep.. of Education, Sec-
retary to the Civil Admini-
stration Bureau of the Form-
osah Government, President of
the Higher Normal School ;
was. thrice elected member of
the Elernentary School Text-

Book Investigation Commit-
tee ; appointed member of the
House of Peers by Imperial
nomination in 1897'; decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun for his meritori-
ous services rendered to the
advancement of education ;
is at present member of the
Higher Educational Council
and one of the Councillors
of the coming Grand Do-
mestic Exhibition. Address:
No. 50, Dairokuten-machi,Ko-
ishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. : 209
Bancho.

Izawa, Takio CF Ji ^ S ^).
Governor of Niigata prefecture;
b. Nov. the 2nd y. of Meiji
(1869) in the province of
Shinano; 2nd .s. of Bunyo
Izawa ; m, Toku, 4th d. of
Saburobei Irokawa of Iba-
raki-ken. Educ. : Graduated
from the College of Law of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1895).
Became soon after gradua-
tion clerk to the Aichi pre-
fectural office ; occupied suc-
cessively the posts of Coun-
cillor of Yamanashi and Gifu
prefectures, Chief of Police
of Gifu prefecture. Secretary
to Fukui and Shiga prefect-
ures. Police Inspector of the
Metropolitan Police Board ;
Governor of Wakayama pre-
fecture (1907); Grovernor of
Enime prefecture, 1908 — 12.
Address: Official Eesidence,
Niisrata.

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Tze— Izu

Izeri, Kosai C^- )r M -dl),
Sake-brewer ; d. Dec. the 7th
y. of Meiji (1874) in the
province of Higo ; e. s. of
Tenta Izeri, a samurai of
Kumamoto ; m. Tei, 5th d.
of Sho Anami of Oita pre-
fecture. Address : Miyabara-
machi, Yatsushiro-gun, Ku-
mamoto-ken.

Izeri, Tenta (# ^ ft ;k),
a rich landlord and sake-
brewer ; <5. the 2nd m. of the
4th jf. of Kayei (185 1) in
the prefecture of Kumamoto ;
e. s. of Kamon Izeri, a samu-
rai of Kumamoto clan ; tit.
Fuji, e. d. of Yajiro Toyama.
Address: Miyajimacho, Ya-
tsushiro-gun, Kumamoto-ken.

Iznmi, Nisaburo C^ t: 3
g[5), marine products dea-
ler; ^■. Oct. 1876 in Osaka. ;
s. Nihei Izumi ; m. En, d. of
Seijiro Itakura, marine pro--
ducts dealer ; is now engaged
to the present business , help-
ing his father ; since 1893
the house, which was founded
in two hundred fifty years
ago, is well known as the
oldest marine products dealer
in Osaka ; besides is acting
as managing director of the
Naigai Aquatic Products Co.
and director of the Imperial
Gold Storage Co. Beoreation :
go game. Address : 'So. 4, 5
ohome, Utsubo Minami-dori,
Nishi-ku, Osaka. Td. : 538

Izumida, Heiemon C:^ ffl ^
^ ^ f ^), a rich farmer ; L
the 9th m. of the 3rd ^.. of
Bunkyu (^863) in the province
of Rikuchu ,* e. s. of the late
HiramatsU Izumi ; m. Hatsunp^
e. d. of Ugenji Sato. Ad
dress: Setame-mura, Kisen-.
gun, Iwate-ken.

Izumioka, Sosuke G^ M ^
Kl)> President, of Izumioka
Hosiery Mfg. Co. ; i>. Jan.
the 9th f. of Meiji (1876)
in Osaka ;,^.x of Shohaku
Izumioka ; m. Umeno, e. d.
of ,Uhei Shirono. Address :
No. 53, 2 chome, Dotonbori,
Nishiku, Osaka. Tel. : 377
Nishi.

Izu, Sonpu C^ M X ^X
Major-General on the Re-
serve;^. 1865 in Fiikuoka-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry (June 1886); Lieuten-
ant (Nov. 1839); Captajn(Nov.
1894) ; Major (Jan. 1900) ;
Lieutenant-Colonel (Mar. 19-
04); Colonel (Dec. 1906);"
Major-General (1910). Beco-
rations : the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite. Recrea-
tions : Chinese poems ; bill-
iards, etc. Address: Beppo,
Zezemachi, Shiga-ken.

Ibara, Toriiehi (#• M M — )>
Capt. of the N-ayy, attached
to the Yokosuka Naval Sta-
tion; b. 1871. Educ.: Naval
Academy in 1886. Lieut.-
Cdmmander, Oct. 1902; Com-

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mander, Sept. 1906; Captain,
Dec. 19 1 2. Was adjutant
of the Saseho ^ NaVal Station
in 1909; present post since
Dec. 1912. Decorations: 4th.
Order of R.S., 4th Order of
the S.T., 4th Class of G. K.
Address : the Yokosuka Naval
Station.

Ig^i, UkioM Q'tJiO 5P ^),
Ai'tist, Japanese painter, Prof,
of the Kyoto Municipal Art
Semmon GaJcko. Educ. : gra-
duated the design course of
the Kyoto Art School ; studied
painting under K-okyo Tani-
guchi. Obtained often bronze
medal in the Kyoto Art Associ-
:ation. Address: Muro-machi,
Nishi-iru, Nijo-dori, Kami-
tyo-ku, Kyoto. Gliibs : m. of
the Kyoto Art Asso., Koso
Art Asscciation.

Ikeda, Tsunesabtiro Offi H S
•SgU), yR-esident of the Omi
!Bank, Ltd., standing direc-

tor of the Osaka Bank Mee-
ting Hall; h. 3 Nov. of the
German Asso. School in 1895.
Entered the business bureau
of the Bank of Japan on his
graduation ; transferred to the
Omi Bank, 1898, and promo-
ted to present post, 19 10.
liecreaiions : various. Ad-
dress: No. 12, Jtiniken-cho,
Higashi-ku, Osaka. Clubs: the
Osaka:club,' the Bankers' club.
Imao, Keinen C-^ M S ^)'
artist ,- (Japanese painting),
Yososai by non de plutne; b.
1845 in Kyoto. Early studied
painting from Tokyo Ume-
kawa, ukiyoye drawer, and
Shonen Suzuki; is the art
member of the Imperial
House. Address: 19 Kinu-
ya-cho, Sakai-machi, Ebisu-
kawanoboru, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto.

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Jim— Jin

Jimbo, Kotora C# i* /> jTS),
geologist, Rigakuhakushi, Prof.
of the College of Science in the
Tokj'o Imperial TJniverfsity ,
chair of geology, paleontology
and mineralogy; b. May 1867,
in Tokyo ; \sX. s. of Nagamune
Jimbo ; m. Shidzii. ist d. of
Tsunesaburo Jimbo. Educ:
graduated fiom the College of
Science in the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1887 ; studied in
Germany, 1892—1894. As-
sistant-Prof of the College of
Science in the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1 894 ; Rigakuha-
kushi, June 1895 ; then Prof
of the College of Science in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Ad-
dress : No. 138, Komagome
Higashi-katamachi, Hongoku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1290 Shitaya.

Jirayoin, Kitetsu <*# §8 ^ ^
^), Viscount (cr. 1884); Mem-
ber of the House of Peers ;
b. Feb. 1865, in Kyoto; 2nd
s. of Motosuke Ishino, and
adopted by Mototomo Jimyo-
in ; m. Hisa-ko, ist d. of Mo-
totomo Jimyoin, his foster-fa-
ther. The Jimyoins is the des-
cendant of the famous Kama-
tari Eujiwara, a well known
loyal subject. Nominated
Member of the House of Peers,
1906. Address. : No. 603, Mu-
shakoji-tori-shimmachi, Ka-

mikyoku, Kyoto.

Jindo, Sai-iehi (i^ B *' — ).
L L. D. (University of Law
in Paris); Meorber of the
House of Representatives ; /;.
1859, in Kanagawa prefect-
ure ; m. Isa, sister of Masa-
o Ibuki. Educ. : graduated
fi-om the Military Academy,
1877 ; resigning from the
army .studied in France, grad-
uating from the University of
Law in Paris, 1885 — 1895.
Was Prof of several, schools
and colleges in Tokyo. Mem-
ber of the Housfe of Repre-
sentatives, 1900; decorated
with 4th Order of Merit in
recognition of his services dur-
ing the Russo-Japanese War.
Publicatims : History of Mo-
dern Diplomacy, etc. Ad-
dress : No. 43, ichome, Ko-
binada-daimachi, Koishikawa-
kn, Tokyo. Tel.t 1290 Shitaya.
. Jinno, KatsunosuEe CSf IF M
i. W), Chief of the Printing
Bureau ; b. Apr. 1868 ; 2nd
s. of Mitsutada Arakawa, a
samurai of Gifu-ken, and a-
dopted by Matsu Jinno ; m.
Kimi, foster mother of Kikue
Takayama, a samurai of To-
Icyo. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law in the To-
kyo Imperial University 1896.
Passed the Higher Civil Ser-
vice Examination, 1 896; Coun-
cillor of the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce

Jill— Joh

[ 320 ]

1898; after serving in several
Departments, was transferred
to the present post. Address :
OfiScial House, No. 3, 2cho-
rtie, Otema'chi, Kojimachi, To-
kyo.!. - -

Jiano, Kinnosttke (if W ^'
& »))» Pres. of the Meiji Bank,
Ltd., the Atsuta Savings
Bank, Ltd., the Fukuju Life
Insurance Co., Ltd., Dir. of
the Nippon Fire Insurance Co.,
Ltd., Aud. of the Nagoya E-
lectric Power Co., Ltd., the
MieCotten Yarn Co., Ltd., the
Chiyoda Gas Co., Ltd. ; d. in
1 849 in Aichi-prefecture ; 4th
s. of Kimpei Jjnno ; m. Toyo,
e. s. of Count Ogi. Address :
No. 854, Teppocho, Nakaku,
Nagoya. Tel. : 203 Ko I. d.

Jyo, Kadzuma C*i, ft .H),
Judge ; "President of Seoul
Court of Appeal ; ^. Aug.
1864 ; 1st s. of Kumataro Jyo ; ■

m. Ichi, adopted d. of Gembo-
ku Gyotoku. Educ: gradu-
ated from the College of Law
in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity. Once was a member
of the Tokyo City Council,
and Member of the House
of Representatives. Address r
The Seoul Court of Appeal,
Chong-lo, Seoul, Chosen.

Johoji, Goro CJt 5S # S W>y
Major-General, Comrfiander
of the 29th Brigade of In-
fantry; b. the 2nd m. of the
7.ViA.y. of Keio (1866), Tochi-
gi-ken. Sub-Lieut, of Infant-
ly, July 1887; Lieut., Dec.
1890; Captain, Nov. 1896;.
Major, April 1902; Lieut.
Colonel, April 1905; ColoneU
Nov. 1907; Major-General,
April 1 91 2. Decorations: 5th.
Order of S. T., 3rd Order
of R. S. Address: Otte-cho^
Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka-ken.

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Eab

K

Kabayama, Sukeaori C# lU ^
IB), Count, Admiral, Privy
Councillor, the 2nd Class of
the Goldei:i Kite, the 1st Or-
. der of the Rising Sun; b. on
the lOth of the lith month
in the -Sth year of Tempo
(1837); 31'd J-. of Yosaburo
Hashiguchi, a Satsuma saimi-
rai ; m. Toino, d. of Tajii-
ro Yamamoto of Kagoshima.
Played a distinguished part in
the Restoration. Appointed
Major, 1 871 ; visited China
an<l Formosa iii the suite, of
the late.Count^_,Soejima, 1S73;
fought ia Forniosa under the

Uj'i°n Major-General Tani, 18-
74 ; sent to Korea in the suite
of Kiyotaka Kuroda, 1875 ;
Cliief of Staff of the Kuniamo-
to Division, 1876; took part
and was wounded in Saigo's
Rebellion ; promoted Colonel
and afterwards Maj or-General ;

theii transferred to the Navy
and appointed Rear-Admjral,
1880; created Viscount for
distinguished services; promot-
ed to Vice-Admiral, 1885;
Vice-Minister, 1886; and then
Minister for Navy, 1890—18-
92 ; Chief of the Naval Staff
in the Sino - Japanese war ;
took part in the Battle of Yel-
low Sea being , on board, the
transport Saikyo Maru. Ap-
pointed first Gov.-General of
Formosa; then Home Minister,
1896—1897 ; and lastly Mi-
nister for Education, 1898-—
1900. Was created Count in
recognition of his services dur-
ing the Japan-China war. Ad-
dress: Nagatacho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 22.90 Shim-
bashi.

Kaburagi, Makoto Cli Tfc i^),
Rear- Admiral (on the reserve),
3id Order of the Rising. Sun;
6. in 1857 at Kaburagi-mura
in Chiba-prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Gen-etsu Shima of Ehitne-pre-
fecture. Edtic. : studied at the
Keio Univ. and grad. from
the Naval School. Was char-
ged with bringing out the C/ii-
shima which was sunk in
the Inland Sea by a P. & 0.
steamer ; afterwards was atT
tached to the Naval Staff
Board ; . after^Vards on the
Tokyo Fort Headquarters
Staff; Naval Attache to "the
Embassy at London during

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the late war. Address : Iii-
yamazu, Arai-mura, Ebara-
gun, Tokyo.

Kada, Kinzaburo (K ffl ^ H
•SS)» representative member oi
the Kwant5 Store-House Part-
nership; Director of the Ensui-
ico Salt Manufacturing Com-
pany, the Japan Shoes Manu-
facturing Company, the Hok-
kaidS Colliery and Steamship
Company, the Fuji Life Insur-
ance Company, the Oriental
Life Insurance Company, and
ofthe Japan Leather Company;
Auditor of the Taiwan Sugar
Manufacturing Company, and
of the Gas Industry Com-
pany; 3. the 9th JM. of the 4th j/.
of Ansei (i 859), in Ehime pre-
fectui'e ; ist s. of Kyubei Ka-
da; m. Michi, 1st d. of Senko
Nakamura, a samurai of Ya-
maguchi. Address : No. 44,
Fiijimicho, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel. : 624 Shiba.

Kadono, Ikunoshin (PI If ®
? M), Pres. of the Chiyod?
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Ltd., the 1st Engine and
Locomotive Insurance Co.,
Ltd., Dir. of the Kyodo
Fire Marine Transporting
Co., Ltd., Aua. of Toyokuni
Bank, Ltd.; 0. m 1856 at
Toba in Shima ; e. s. of
Watari Kadono, a retainer
oi Toba clan; m. Shun, e. d.
of Nozomu Watanabe of
Tokyo. Educ: studied at

the Keiogijuku (private Keio
Univ.). Began his career^,as
a teacher of the Keiogijuku
at the age of seventeen;
took part in democratic mov-
ements; was elected a member^
of the House of Representa-
tives for Mie prefecture ; trayelr
led Europe and America, i8'
98 ; Vice-Pres. of the institu-
tion, 1902 ; organized the Chi-
yoda Life Insurance Co., 19-
04. Address : Kasumicho, A-
zabu, Tokyo. Tei. : 2203 Shi-
ba.

Kadowaki, Shigeo (PI f& M
W, farmer, Pfes. of the Tot-
tori Ag. Ind. -Bank; ex-Me-
mber of the H. E. ; h. 1832
in the province of Hold; s.
of Shigeaj^a Kadowaki, an
old and well known faniily.
Educ. .' studied at the Shoto-
kukan (a , clan school) . Ex-
Pres. of the Tottori Prefectural
Assembly ; has sat in the
House three times ; has been
successful in reclamation work.
A member of the Seiyukai
(Constitutional party). Ad-
dress: Wataru-mura, Saiha-
ku-gun, Tottori-ken. ''<^

Kafuku, Eikitaro GD la %

;j; j(!). chief of the ocean
section of the Osaka Mer-
cantile S. S. Co., L+d.; 6. 1872
in Tokyo.' Eduo.: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School. Ad'hess: Kita-

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Kag

yaniaolio, Minami-ku, Osaka.

Kadoya, Naoyuki CP1 45-
^ jg). diicf S3cretary of Jaj):ui

Cotton Merchants' Union ; 6.
3 Jan. oPthe 11th y. of Meiji
(1878) in Matsuyama, lyo
■proi^incc ;. in, Ara, 1899.
Educ. : studied at Tokyo
Higher Oommercial 8chool
(no gra.) Served at foreign
charge of the Japan Cotton
Co., Ltd. ; present post since
1908. Reareaiimi: utai. Add-
ress : 7 chome, Kusunokicho,
Kobe.

Kagami, Chnhiehi CJb 'M. ^
*' -t), Managing Dir. of tlie
J5mo Muslin Co., Ltd., Dir.
of the Tatebayashi Savings
Bank, Ltd., and the 40th
Bank, Ltd.; ^. in 1849 in
Gumma-prefecture ; e. s. of
Cliuhichi Kagami ; m. To,-
e. d. of Keijiro Takahashi of
tlie same prefecture. Ad-
dress: Tatebayashimachi, Gu-
nama-ken.

Kagami, Shigeko (in ;K * ^
^), attached to the Imperial
1-Iou.sehold Dep't.

Kagami, Toiehiro (*a % %
% — MR), Representing . Part-
ner of the Isliiwa Lidustrial
Co., Dir. of the Kosho Bank,
Ltd. ; ^. in 1853 in Yama-
nashi-prefecture ; Sth s. of
Tatewaki Yada; m. Kura,
heiress of Izaemon Kagami.

Succeeded his adopted fatlier
in 1880. Address :\ M^m3.m\-
Yashiro-niura, Fligashi-Yashi-
ro-gun, Yamanashi-l^en.

Kagawa, Keizo Cf|= ;il lit H),
Count, Lord Steward of the.
Empresses Household, Privy
Councillor, ist Order of
Merit; b. on the ijth of the
ilth month in the 12th year
of Tempo (1841) at Mito ;
3rd. .r. of Takasada Hasuda
of a famous old family ; in.
Sumako, jc. d. of Ban-ei Fuji-
sawa of Niigata. Played a
distinguished part on thel
side of the Fmperor in the
Restoration. Isamu Kondo,
a dauntless leader of the
SJmisentai (Shogunate Picked
Troops), was arrested by the
Count. Began his career
as an official of the Imp.
Household Dep't. 1870; sent

abroad, 1872 , Master of

Ceremonies, 1876; Secreta-
ry of the, Dep't. 1877; has
been in the present post since
1 890 Made Viscount for ser-
I'ices and promoted to Couirt
after the late war. Address :
Kioicho, Kojimachiku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 277 Bancho.

Kagawa, Katsuhiro (# fl]
W M). proj)er name: Koji
ro, sculptor; 6. the 10th m.
of thfc^eth ?/. of Kayei (1853)
in Tokyo ; s. of Soshichi Ka-
gawa. EduG. : studied sculp-

Eag— Kai

.[ 324 1

ture from Katsumori Kaga-
wa. Was appointed instructor
at the Tokyo Fine Art
Academy, 1898; afterwards re-
sighed the post; is now member
of the Imperial Art Society.
Address: Is^o. 39 Sakurakl-
clio, Sliitaya, Tokyo.
"Kagawa, Ki (S= ;il MX_Gby-.,
prnor of Keiki-do in Chosen..
Address: Jinsen, Chosen.

Kagawa, Tomitaro (# ,lil S
:k p), I\Iajpr-General, Com-
mander of the nth. Brigade
of Infantiy; /;. in .1853 '"
Hfroshima-prefecture ; e. s. of
Yuzuru Kagawa, a saimirai ;
m. Iku, y. d. of Ken Megata,
a samiinn of Yaniaguchi
Educ. : graduated from the
Heigakuiyd: As a Mihtary
Cadet fought for the Govern-
ment against Saigo ; Sub-
Lieutenant in 1877; Lieu-
tenant, in' 1880; Captain in
1884; Major in 1892 ; Lieut.-
Colonel in 1898; Colonel in
1901 ; Major-General in 1905.
Adjutant to the ist Army
Division ; tlien to the Tokyo
Garrison ; Chief of the Lifan-
try Section bf the War
Office ; Commander of the
35th Army Division; in the
Chino-Japanese War took part
as a commander of a battalion
of the 1st Infantiy Regiment;
and also in the late war as
Commander of the 48th Re-
giment 01 mlantry and the

24th Bi-idige of Infantry ; was
decorated with' 2nd Order, of
the Rising Sun and 3rd! Class
of the Golden Kite as a war
reward. Address: Kumamoto.

Kagaya, Chobei CJq % '4, fi.
ft It), VicerPres. of the Akita.
Bank, Ltd., High-tax-payer;;
b. in 1858 in Akita-prefec-
ture ; e. s. of Kyuemon Ka-
gaya ; m. Taka, 3rd d. of
Kiemon Minato of the same
province. Address : Kami-
kawaguchicho, Akita-city.

Kageyama, Jin-emon (^ \^^ S
* «i PI), Pres. oftheTadotsu
Bank, Ltd., Dir. of the Sanu-
ki Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Ltd., the Korean Bu-
siness Co., Ltd., the Sanuki
Electric Co., Ltd. ; (5. in 1855
in Kagawa-prefecture ; m. Ka-
ne, 2nd d. of Yohicht Shi-
oda of the sani^ prefecture.
Succeeded his father in 1873.
Address: Tadotsumachi, Ka-
gawa-ken.

Kagiwada, Sentaro (MM H
% -k W)y Commander of the
13th and 14th Destroyer Flo-
tillas ; b. 1 868. Cadet in 1 886;
Commander in 1907. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the R. S.
and 4th Class of the G. K.
Address : Naval Office.

Kai, Orie C? ^ «S n\_
Trader; b. in 1850 2X. Yedo ;
e. s. of Rihei Kai, a samurai
of Okudaira clan. - Educ:
graduated from the Keiogiju-

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Kai— Kaj

ku in 1872. Rendered services
to the Mikado in the Restora-
tion. Became Director of the
Kobe Commercial School in
1877 ; organized the Kobe
Chamber of Commerce; found-
ed a trading company at Yo-
kohama and became Manager
of its New York branch;
established himself at. San
Francisco in 1885. Address:
Odawaracho, Kyobashi, To-
kyo.
Kaijima, Tasuke CM 1^ jk JKl),

Proprietor of Kaijima Mining
Co., Adviser to the Nogata
Storage Co., Ltd., Executive
Partner of the Saivvaibukuro
Works; b. in 1844 at Nogata
in the province of Chikuzen ;
e. s. of Eishiro Kaijima ; m.
Ino, e. 'd. of Risuke Naka-
mura of the same province.
Was born in a humble cot-
tage. Sent to a blacksmith
as an apprentice for seven
years ; served in the Unshinji
(a Buddhist temple) for a
couple of years ; then entered
a mine as a labourer at the
age of seventeen ; when
twenty was engaged by Tani
Yahei, a cotton merchant at
Nogata; when twenty two
started a mining business at
Yamabe which was a failure;
aftei-wards became a gambler;_
when thirty nine years old
cut all connections with gam-
blers, and entei-ed the Nishi-

yugeta mine as a leader of
miners ; began mining the
Itoda Colliery as an adviser to
Itsuda Katayama who is its
proprietor, 1 876 ; gained the
sum of 2500_j'«2 in connection
with Saigo's Rebellion ; again
failed in business, 1 878 ;
earned about %000 yen, 1885 ;
after repeated failures finally
•became successful owing to
the Sino-Japanese and Russo-
Japanese wars ; no^\' i-egarded
as one of the, _coal kings of
this country. Was awarded
6th Order of Merit fox busi-
ness services. Address: No-
gata, Fukuoka-ken.

Kaino, Kozo (t!t if ^ H),
farmer, Mem. of the House
of Representatives ; l>. in
1857 at Shikama in the pro-
vince of Harima ; e. s. of
Shigegoro Kaino ; in. Yasue,'
e. d. of Jinshichiro Tabi of
Hyogo prefecture. Was ap-
pointed Chief secretary at
the Dep't. of Agriculture and
Commerce in the 1st -Con-
stitutional Cabinet. A leader
of the Seiyukai (Constitutional
party). Address : Toyooka-
cho, Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.
Tel. : 113 Shiba.

Kaji, SuekicM CM in m % rf),
ex-Mem. of the House of Re-
Mem, of the House of Re-
'^ presentatives. Representative
Partner of the Tokyo Intel-
ligence Agency, Director and
Manager of the Yomzu Bank,

Kaj

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Ltd., was Dir. of t!ie Tokyo
Bond Trust Co., Ltd., and
the Patent Bean Milk Co.,
Ltd;, " Auditor of . the Tokyo
Commercial Bank, Ltd. ; b
in 1868 at Marugame in the
province of Sanuki; 2nd s.
of Shigekuni Kaji, a samurai
of Kagawa-prefecture. Ad-
dress : Marugame, Kagawa-
ken.

Kaji, Teijiro CpJ, ^ % ^
S15), Vet.''"°'"Sm-ge6h - LietitT"-
Col., Chief of the'Veterinarj-'
Dep't of the isth Army Divi-
sion ; ti. 1 867 at Tokyo. Vet.
Surgeon-Sub-Lieut, in 1894;
Vet. Surgeon-Lieut, in i8g6 :
Vet. Surgeon-Capt. in 1899;
Vet. Surgeon: ^ Major in 19-
04; Vet. Surgeon - Lieut. -
Col. in 1909.; 4th Order of
the R. S. and 4th Class of
the G.K. Address: Jugoshi-
dan, Atsumi-gori, Aichi-ken.

Kaji, Yosliihiko (Jaiffi't^^),
Principal of the Numazu
Commercial School; b. 1872
in Wakayama; s. of Masa-
sato Kaji. Educ: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School. Was pro-
fessor of the Niigata Com-
mercial .School since 1901,
of the Shizuoka Commercial
school since 1905, and pro-
moted to the present position
in 1908. Address: No. 164,
Soyeji, in the enclosure of
the old Numazu castle, Nu-

mazu, Shizuoka-ken.
Sajikawa, On (it^ Ji| S),-

Ex'pert to tl ;:. Marine Pro-
ducts Bureau ol" the Agricult-
ural aad Commercial Depart-
ment. Address: No. 1 1, Shiba-
Park, ShiUaku, JTokyo. ^

KajitsTifia, SBotaro (M ^ fil i:.
^)>,.Payjniaster-Colonel, Chief
of the Paymaster's Staff of the
8th Army Division; b. 1866
in Tokyo. Paymaster-Sub-Li-
eutenant (Oct. 1889); Pay-
master-Lieutenant (Nov., 18-
93) ; Paymaster-Captain (May
189s); Paymaster-Major (Dec.
1903); Paymaster- Lieutenant-
Colonel (Apr. 1905); Paymas-
ter-Colonel (Dec. 1968). De-
corations : 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Order of
the Golden Kite and 3rd Glass
of the Rising Sun. Address :
the 8th Army Division, Hiro- .
saki, Aomori-ken.

Kajiura, Juzo CM ?i K M>,
Civil Eng. of the Dep't of
Communications; b. in 1855
in Tottori-prefecture ; e. s. of
Seizo Kajiura, a samurai ;
m. Suzu, e. d. of Tsukasa
Odani of the same prefecture.
Educ. : grad. Engineering at
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1892.
Entered the Com. Dep't as
Electric Eng., 1892; sent
abroad for engineering pur-^
pose, 1899—1900. Address:
No. 22, Shinzaka-cho, Akasa-
ka-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :■ 24.60

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Kaj— Kak

Shimbashi.

Kajiwara, Nakaji C^ I*- W
?&), Dir. of London Agency of
Nippon Bank ; 3.i^ 1871 at
SHonai, in Yamagata-prefect-
ure ; m. Umeko, d. of Jun-ichi
Shimada. £d^{c. : grad. Eng-
lish Law in the Tokyo, Imp.
(Jhiv., 1897. Entered the bank,
1897 ; sent abiroad for three
years ; travelkd Manchuria-
Northern China, and Korea
during the
late war ;
appointed
present
post, 1906.
Recreations :
reading and
horticulture.
Address :
Nakanoshi-
ma, Kitaku,
Osaka. leL:
465 Higashi .

Kajiwara, Tatsuhiko (% JM
M MX Director of the Moji
Epidemic Hospital. Address :
Moji.

KakeM, Katsuhiko (:i;]/£;g),

HdgaJ^uhakushiijyx. of Law),
Prof, of; the Law College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b.
1872 in Nagano-ken; }. of
Bokuro Kakehi. Edtic. : gra-
duated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., further studied in
Germany (Berlin Univ.),
1898-1903. Assist. Prof of

the Law College of „ the
Tokyo Imp. .Unlv.J 190b;'
present post, 1903. Ftib-
lications : " Jurisprudence,"
" philosophy of Buddha,"
etc,, Recreation: study bf>
religion. Address: No. 7.
Kitamachi, Ushigomej To-
kyo. Tel.: 2435 Bancho.

Kakehi, Kisaburo CK « H
IP), Pres. of the OwarJ
Weaving Bank, Ltd., Re-
presentative Partner .of Daiki
& Co., Dir. of the Com-
mercial Bank, Ltd. ; b. in
1 862 in Aichi-prefedture ; e.
s. of Gihei Kakehi ; m. Ki-
mie, e. d: of Hidesuke Hat-
tori of the same prefecture.
Address : Okimachi, Naka-
jima-gun, Aichi-ken.

Kakehi, Takebumi CK ^ *),
Chief Procurator of Niigata
District Court. ; b. m 1850 in
Okayama-prefecture ; 6th .f.
of Koki Kakehi, a samurai; m.
Chisa,j)/. s. of Kensaku Oshima
of Aomori-prefecture. Began
his career as an official of
Osaka-fu, 1872 ; was appoint- '
ed Procurator, 1884; present
post, 1906. Address : Gak-
komachi, Niigata.

Kakeshita, Jyujiro CS T S
=* SFO, 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, Judges of the
Supreme Court; b. in 1857
in Saga-prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Jyushu Kakeshita; m. Gie;
y. sister of Kiichiro Hiranuma:

£ak

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Educ. : graci Law at the
Government Law School,
1884. Was appointed Judge,
1885; Sectional Chief of the
Nagoya District Court ; then
of the Osaka Appeal Court ;
was promoted to present post,
1898. Address: Nishi-Okubo,
Tokyo.

Kakihara, Takekuma (if M
St ^1), Dir. of Osaka District
Court; d. 1862 at Saga; s.
of Haruhiko Kakihara, a sa-
murai of the Nabeshima clan ;
in. Chiyo-ko, 2nd d. of Ta-
neaki Harada. Edttc. : grad.
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1888. Probationary Judge,
1888 ; Judge of Sendai D> C,
1890; J. of Miyagi Appeal
Court, 1894; J,, of the Tokyo
A. C, 1897 ; Dir. of the Mae-
hashi D. C., 1899; Chief of
Section of the Tokyo A. C,
1900 ; J. of the Supreme
Court, 1903; Dir. of the Kyoto
D. C, 1905 ; present post,
1904. Recreations : reading,
physical exercises, pictures and
writing. Address : Nishiku, O-
saka. Qui>s : Hoso-club (Judis^-
cial Club), Yukyu-club (Post
Billiard Club), Kangoku-ten-
gu-kai (Prison Archeiy Club).
Tel. : 5 Nishi.

Kakinuma, Tanizo C^f S #
^), cotton - thread dealer,
Special Mem. of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce, Pres.
of the Shimozuke Cotton

Yarn Co., Ltd., Dir. of the To:-
kyo Woollen Textile Co., the
Oriental Co., Ltd., the Ori-
ental Flour Mill, Ltd., Aud.
of the 1st Mutual Life In-
surance Co., Ltd., and the
Kaiiamachi Tile Mfg. Co.,
Ltd.;. b. in 1854 at Tate-
bayashi ; 2nd s. of Seizo
Masuyama and adopted by Ta-
nizo Kakinuma; m. Hana, 2nd
d. of his adopted father. Suc-
ceeded his adopted father in
i88r. Once sat in the
House of Representatives ; a
member of the Nihonbashi
Ward Assembly ; was on
the staff of the Mankan-
kigyokyokai (Manchurian and
Korean Development As-
sociation). Address: Koami-
cho, Nihonbashik'u, Tokyo.
Tel.: 3632, 157. •/. d. Nani-
wa.

Kakinuma, Takeo (tf Sita),
Commissioner of Yamanashi-
prefecture. Address : Kofu,
Yamanashi-ken.

Kakizaki, Tomisabnro CsR *t
General,

fantiy Brigade'; l>7'va. i%6x
in Fukushima-prefecture ; 3rd
s. of Seishi Kakizaki; in. Takeo,
i. d. of Genzo Sakada;
Educ. : grad. from the Mili-
tary College and the Military
Academy. Sub-Lieut., 1883 ;
Lieutenant, 1887; Captain,
1891; Major, 1896; Lieut-

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Kak

Colonel, 1901 ; Colonel,
1903; Major-General, 1909.
Was attached to the General
Staff for a time ; took part
on the Staff of the 1st Army
in the China- Japan war ; and
d'stinguished himself in the
late war as Chief of the
Commissariat Staff of the
4th Army. Was awarded
3rd Class of the Rising Sun
and the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : JSTo. 115 Harajuku.
Tokyo.

Kako, Momotsugu (M 'i< Ift
^ ^>jKfl,hvf'''^kushi (ophthal mo-
logie). Prof of the Aichi Pre-
fectural College of Medicine.
Address : Higashi-TJomachi,
Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Tel.:
2108. _

Kakii, Kumajiro CK M.%^
^), Prof of the 3rd High
School ; /'. the 31-d m. of the
1st J!/, of Manyen (1B64) in the
province of Bungo ; 2nd s. of
the late Magozo Kaku, a hei-
min of Oita-ken; m. Tsune, 4th
d. of Ichirobei Minami, also an
Oita heimin. Educ. : Gradu-
ated from the Meiji Hdritsu
Gakko (present Meiji Univ.).
An official in the Home De-
partment (1884) ; Instructor to
the former Higher Middle
School (1888) and then pre-
sent po.st. Address : Sakura-
gicho, Tonodan, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto.

Kaku Sagataro Clio JR fe K

:k eR), Secretary to the Com-
munication Bureau of the Ebr-
mosan Government, Chief ol
its General Affairs' Section.
Address: Official Residence,
5 chome, Shoinmachi, Taiho-
ku, Formosa.

Kakuta, Kinicliiro (ft 15 fg]

— I[|5)> Editor of the Tokyo
Nichi Nichi and the Osaka
Mainichi, his nam de phime
being " Koko Kakaku;" b.
September, 1869 at Omiya
Shidzuoka Prefecture; s. of
Kuwataro Kakuta; m. Moto,
e. d. of Joji Kawakami, in
1 901. Edtic: graduate-d from
the Numazu Middle school
and the Keio Universit\^,
and .studied Chinese poetry
and classics from Kenji
Nawa, Choku Tanabe and
Kozan Ono. Was editor of
the Kok'uniin Shimhm and.
the Koktimin no Tome, 1 897- ;
1898; teacher in a Chinese
college in Shanghai in 1898';
editor of the Osaka Asahi,
T898-1905, and present
position since 1905. Publica-
tions: " ShiJ<oku Shokan"
(S*B'>iS), " Shutsumon Issho"
Cttt F5 - ^>, _" Rishu Jokei"
(MmmWO, "Oshinroku" (Hl-fr
^)> all of which are the
collection, of his essays, and
various other works. Ad-
dress: No. 107, Omiya,
Shidzuoka Prefecture or No.
10 Nishikata-machi, Hongo,

Kam

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Tokyo. ■; •

Kamada, Eikichi CiK K ^
a), Pres. of tlie Private Keio
University, Mem. of the House
of Peers and the High Edu-
cational Council; &. in 1857
at '^Vakayanm in Kishia ; e.
s. of. Shiizp Karnada, a sa-
murai ; m. Hya^ku, e. d. oi
Kakichi Asano .of Tokyo,
Educ. : studied at the Keogi-
fukti (Private Keio Univ.).
Begaii his career as teacher
of his alma mater ; was ap-
pointed principal professor
of the Zoskikati (the present
7th High School}_i88i— 18-
83 ; Dir. of the Oita Middle
and Normal Schools; was elect-
ed a member of the House
of Representatives for Waka-
yama, 1893; tra;yelled Eu-
_rope, 1896— 1898; on return-
ing- became Pres. of the Keio
University. Publications: Do-
kuritsu-Jison (Independence
and self-respect^. Address: Mi-
ta, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 418
Sliiba. ■

Kamada, Fnsaji (it ffl B *),

Pres. of the Takamatsu 114th
Bant, Ltd., Dir. of the Taka-
matsu Timber Co., Ltd. ; ^
in 1 840 in Kagawa-prefecture ;
2nd s. of-Katsuya Ninomiya,
a samurai; ni. Matsu, 2nd
d. of Kyuklchi Fukliya of the
same prefecture. Address :
Hatagocho, Takamatsu.
Kaninva, Ciiudo (# m. S. it),

Ohief Staff on Yokosulca Adm.
Rear-Adm. ; b. in i86i at
Yonezawa in ' the province
of Ugo ; 3rd J. of Keisuke
Kaniaya, a samurai. Educ. :
grad. from the Naval Col.,
1884. 2nd Sub-Lieut., 1886;
Lieut., 1889; Lieut.-Com.,
1897; Com., 1899; Capt.,
1905 ; Rear-Adm., 1910. Took
part as a staff officer of the
3rd Squadron in the Chino-
Japanese war and also as
Capt. of the warship Tatsuta
in the^ late war. Was decorat-
ed for his services with the
3rd Order of Merit and 4ih
Class of G, K. - Recreation :
reading. Address: Zushi, Sa-
gami.

Kanbe, Aya Cs^ P W)> Pianist,
Prof of the Tokyo School of
Music. ii¥«i-..- graduated from
Wabutsu (French - Japanes:)
Girls' School, the Tokyo
School of Musics and, studied
at.^Paris for,2 _years. Address :
5uzukicho, Surugadai, Kanda,
Tokyo.

Kamaya, Eokuro i^M:^'-W),
Naval Captain, Commander
of the Aki (Battleship); /;.
in 1870. Edtic.: Naval Aca-
demy. Lieut. - Commander,
Oct. 1888; Commander,
July 1904; Captain, Oct.
1909, Was Commander of
the 0/V£7.y^ of War-ship; pre-
sent post since Dee. X912.
Decorations: 3rd Order of

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Kam

R. S., 4th Order S. T. 4tli
Class of G. K.

Kambe, Masao Cii? ^ IE M),
Hogakuhakushi, Prof, of Kyo-
fo Imp. Univ. ; b. i %'J'J at
Ichinomiya in the province
of Owari. Educ. : grad. Poli-
Lics in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1900 ; sent abroad for study,
1904 — 1908., Prof on Eco-
nomics and Finance at Wase-
3a Univ. and the Gov. Tokyo
Foreign Language School, 19-
00; Assist. Prof, of Kyoto Imp.
Univ., 1902; Prof of the Univ.,
1907. Publications : "Lectures
on Political Economy; " "Out-
lines on Finance ; " " Essays
on Public Loans " " Essays
on the Redemption of Na-
tional Debt " ; " Essays on
the Grain Tariff" ; " Essays
on Agriculture Emigration
to Korea " ; " Socialism and
History of the Social Move-
ment " ; ■' Der Russirch-Japa-
nische Kreeg und Die Japa-
nische Volkswirthschaft." Re-
creation: travelling. Address:
Okazakicho, Kyoto.

Kamei, Chuiehi Cft -^\- S. -5,
book-dealer (firm name San-
shodo), Managing Director of
the Nihon Book Co., Ltd.,
and Director of the loakoshi,
Ltd.; (5. in 1856 at Tokyo;
5th s. of Suido Nakagawa, a
saimirai ; was adopted by Su-
tehachiro Kamei ; m. 2hd d.
of Yojuro Kamei, proprietor of

the Sanseido (book - store);
Published many books (text
books, dictionaries and ency-
clopaedia). Address: Urajim-
bocho, Kanda, Tokyo. Tel. .-
3316 ; 721^1749 Honkyoku.
Kanietaka, Tokuliei (^ ^ ^

^)> Rigaktihaktishi, Prof, of
the Tokyo Higher Normal
Schcol; b. 1872 in Okaya-
ma-ken; s. of Shinichiro
Kametaka. Educ: graduat-
ed from the College of
Science of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1 897 ; studied in Eng-
land and ^Germany, .-1907-
1 9 1 o. Present post since 1 9 1 o.
Publications: Text-book of
Chemistry, etc. Address : No.
no, Hakusan Goten-machi,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Eametani, Selkei (®,^^g),

author and lecturer, and
principal of the Meikyo
Gakkai-, a society devoted
to the moral training of the
youth; his noni de plume is
" Tenson" or " Kegon Gaku-
jin;" b. 1861 in Kyoto; s. of
Koretaka Katnetani; m. Naka-
ko Nambu, aunt to Meibi
Nambu, samtirai of Nagasaki
Prefecture, in 1894. Edtic.:
graduated from the: Normal
school, studied philosophy in
the Meirin Gijuku, and studied
Buddhist classics in Todaiji
Temple, Nara. Was school
teacher or journalist for 20.
years. Publications: " Wa-

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gakokutai to Shukyo" (Our
National Character and Re-
ligion), " Kyoiku Chokugo to
Sliyukyo" (Imperial Rescript
on Education and Religion),
" Seishin Kowa " (Moral
lectures) "' Koino Zettai to
Nihon Minzoku" (S inctity of
the Imperial Throne and
Japanese) and others. Rec-
reations: poetry, collection
-of the writings and pictures,
wrestling and travelling in
regions of fine scenery. Ad-
dress: No. 54, Sangenya,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel.: 3080
Shiba. Clubs: m. of Philoso-
i'^ical Association, Doki
Club, Toakyokai, Nihon kyo-
kai. Animal protect society,
and director of Yomeigaku-
kai. Jogukyokai.

Kamiashi, Asasaburo (|^ JSg.
■^ 3 EI5), Presiding Director
of the Akashi Industrial
Bank, Ltd., and Auditor of
the Okubo Products Co.,
Ltd.; b. in 1861 in the pro-
vince of Harima ; 2nd s. of
Chojiro Kamiashi; m. Hisa,
y. sister' of Denshiro Ito of
Hyogo-prefecture. Address :
Jlinzaki-mura, Akashi^gun,
Hy5go-ken.

Kamiizumi, Tokuya C± %.
^ m, .Rfiaf^duL, Com.-iii-
Chief of the Ominato Second-
ary Adm. ; b. on the 2Sth oP
the 9th month in the ist year
■of Keio (1865); e.s. ofSeijiro

Kamiizumi of Yamagata-pre-
fecture ; in. Kyu, d. of Ryoku-
suke Igara.shi of the same
prefecture. Educ. : the Naval
College and the Naval Aca-
demy. 2nd Sub-Lieut., 1888;
piromoted to Rear- Adm., 1909.
Capt. of the armored cruiser
Ikoma and the battleship
Satsiima. Fought on board
the Tatsuta in the Sino-Japa-
nese war, and also took part
in the Boxer Trouble. At-
tached to the Naval General
Staff as a staff officer in the
late war. Decorated with 3rd
Class of R. S, and G^K. after
the war. Address : Ominato,
Shimokita, Aomori.

Kamikawa, Shoichi C± W JE
— ), Chief ProGurafor of the
Matsuyama District Court ; b.
1 86 1 in Choshii; pi. Haru, 2nd
d. of Kichida Akita of the
same province. Began his
career as a small official in the
Hiroshima Court, 1882; As-
sist. - Proc, 1883 ; appointed
Proc. of the Fukuolca D. C. ;
Chief Proc. of the Oita D.C. ;
then that of the Toyama D.
C; and transfen-ed to the pre-
sent post,' 1908. Address:
Matsuyama.

Kamimura, Hikonojo C_ti ^ M
Z. 3J)i Baron. A(?miral Sv-

P^'eme Jinitaj;y UouiiclQot sm-
ce Hov. 191 1, Mem. of the
Flag Officers' Council, ; b. on
the 1st of the Sth month iii

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Kaia

the 2nd year of Kaei (1849)
in Satsuma ; e. s. of Fujikazu
Kamimura, a sanmrai ; m.
Sadako, 2nd d. of Bengoro I-
guchi of Tokyo. Eihic. : %X2.A.
from the Naval College. Sail-
ed to U. S. A. The Baron
was on board the warship
Denrai which protected port
of Kobe in Saigo's Rebellion
in iSjJ ; was appointed 2nd
Sub-Lieut., 1877; Staff of the
Yokosuka Admiralty ; Cap-
tain, 1894; fought in theSino-
Japanese war as Commander

of the cruiser Akitsushima i
Rear-Adm., 1899; Chief Staff
of the Standing Squadron ;
Vice - Admiral, 1903 ■ Com-
mander-in-Chief of the Stand-
ing Squadron ; promoted to be
a full Admiral, Nov. 19 10.
The Admiral rendered distin-
guished services in the late

war -as Commander-in-Chief
of the 2nd Squadron; after re-
peated disappointment he at
last found and sank the Rurik-
and seriously damaged the
Gromoboi and the Rossia in
an encounter, off the eastern
coast of Korea on Aug. 14th
in 1905 ; and humanely saved:
the 613 Russian sailors who
were struggling among the
waves. He ordered his men,
it is said, to exercise the ut-
most care in rescueing them,
together with some birds and
other ci'eatures floating on the
sea. When the transport Kin-
shumaru with the soldiers of
the 9th Company of the 37-
th Regiment of Infantry was
■ destroyed by the Rossia and
the transport HitacJiimartt with -
the men of the 2nd Body Guard
Reserve ist Infantry Regi- .
ment was sunk by the Ruiik
off Okinoshima, causing the
blood of the nation to ' rise to
fever heat, such was the de-
sire for revenge that some fa-
natics even presented daggers
to the Admiral to commit
/laral'in for Bushido's sake,
thinking that the sinking of
the ships were due to the Ad-
miral's failure to catch the
Russian war-ships. But his
final glorious victory over the
Vladivostock squadron and
magnanimous conduct towards
the beaten enemy restored his

Kain

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reputation. He also took an
important part in the Battle
of the Japan Sea. Reward
ed with the title of Baron, and
invested with Grand Cordon
of Rising Sun and- ist Class
of Golden Kite as a war ho-
nour. After serving as Comma-
nder-in-Chief of the Yoko-
svika . Admiralty and of the
ist Squadron was appointed
present jjost; Address : . No .
123, Kaniimeguro, Tokyo.

Kaminrara, ^suke C± W ^
IS)> Commander of the Saga-
mi ; Captain; b. in 1869.
Ecluc. : graduated from the
Naval College. Commander in
1902 ; Captain in 1907. Took
part in the late war and was
decorated with 3rd Order of-
the Rising Sun and 4th Class
of the GoWen Kite as a war
reward. Address: Naval Of-
fice.

Kamio, Mitsupmi (M M: %
E), Lieut. -General, Comman-
der of theiSthArmy Division;
b. in the i st month of the 2nd
year of . Ansei (1855) in the
province of Shinshu. Educ. :
graduated from the Kyododan
(defunct Military Non - Com-
missioned Officers ' School) .
Appointed Sub-Lieutenai)t in
1879; Lieutenant in 1882; Cap-
tain in 1885 ; Major in 1 891;
Lieutenant aColonel in 1895 ;
Colonel in 1897 ; Major-Gen-
eral in 1902 ; Lieut - Gen-^ral
in 1908.. Stayed in China for

many, years as Military At-
tache to' the Japanese Lega*
tion atPeking; held the post
of Chief of staff to the ist
and loth Army ' Divisions,
and the Kwantung Governor-
General ■; Commander of the
Japanese Troops in North Chi-
na, then of the ist Infantry,
Brigade of the Imperial Body
Gaurd . Took part in the Sino-
Japanese war on the staff of
the 2iid Army and was_also
a member of Marshal' Oya-
ma's staff; as Commander of
the 22nd Infantry Brigade in
the late war he distinguished
himself by his bravery in the
besieging of Port Arthur. Af-
ter tne war was uccoracea witn
the 2nd Class of the Rising

Sun' and the Golden Kite; was
Commander of the 9th Army
Division until Pec. 191 2I isnd
Address: Kurume, Fukuoka.

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Kam

Kamitari, Shoki Qpf M,W sB).
Expert to the Imperial Hou-
sehold Forestry Bureau; d. the
9th m. of the 2nd j. of Ansei
(1855) ill Kumamoto, province
of Higo ; e. s. of Asayemon
Kamitari and adopted by the
late Shinhichi Kamitari ; w.
Taki, e. d. of Mototaka Moji,
a samurai of Kagoshima-ken.
Educ. : studied in the Engine-
ering Coui'se of the former To-
kyo Daigaku Nanko. Teacher
to the Tolcyo Foreign Lan-
guage School (1876); has been
an official in the Department
of the Interior and of Agri-
-ulturc and Commerce, then
Expert to the Imperial Estates
Bureau and then present post.
Address: No. 1514, Araijuku,
[riarai-mura, Ebara-gun, To-
kyo' ■

Kamiya, Dembei Cp # # J^
W)i a Partner of the Kamiya
5ake Brewing Co., Dir. of
:he Asahi Pharmaceutical Co.,
Ltd., Aud. of the "Tokyo R'ly
C)o., Ltd., Adviser to the Kyii-
shil Coal Mining Co, Ltd.; b.
n 1 85 5 in the province of Mi-
kawa ; 2nd. s. of Hyosuke Ka-
■niya ; in. Chiyo, e. d. of Sen-
suke Tahara of Tokyo. At the
age of seventeen canie up to
the capital and failed in busi-
ness through speculation; was
employed in a French wine
store and studied the art
of making wine ; started as a

vintner at Hanakawado in To-
kyo, 1889 ; has a vineyard of
about 300,000 tsubo in Ibara-
ki-prefecture, 1897 ; organized
an alcohol distillery at Asahi-
gawa in Hokkaido, 1899; went
abroad for commercial pur-
poses, 1910. Address : Hana-
kawadocho, Asakusa-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 611 I. d. Shitaya.

Kamiya, Sokichi (M ^ ?!".
a), Representing Partner of
Kameoka & Co., Pres. of
the Nakaizumi Savings Bank,
Ltd., Dir. of the Nakaizumi
Ti-ansporting Co., Ltd., the
Ryuto Timber Co., Ltd., the.
Nakaizumi Bank, Ltd., and-
the Nakaizumi R'ly Co., Ltd.;
b. in 1863 in Shizuoka-pre-
fecture ; 2nd .f. of Bunhichi
Kamiya; m. Tada^ e. s. of Ta-
kegoro Watarimizu ofthe same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther ?n :900- Address : Naka-
izumicho, Iwata-gun, Shizuo-
ka-ken,

Kamiya, Toyotaro (sl =S- S i:
SIS), Prof of the Port Arthur
Engineering College ; Chief of
the School of Mining and Met-
allurgy of the same College ;
b. June, 1868; in Wakayama;
m. Haru-ko, 3rd d. ofthe late
Mitsu Kano, Secretary of the
Board of Audit. Educ. : stud-
ied in the Preparatory Course
of the Tokyo University; gra-
duated from the College of
Science in the Tokyo Imperial

;Ka,m

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University, 1893; studied Met-
allurgy in Gerrnany an3 Ame-
fiCa by the order 'of the De-
partrtient of Education 1963-
1905. Lecturer of the Higher

-Soin'riiercial School 1893-18-
95 ; Prof, of the 2nd High
School ; Prof of the 5 th High
School 1 897-1909; present
post, 1909. Rec7rations'. Music.
Address: Official Residence,
Nisshimmachi,, .Port Arthur.
Tel. :■ -373 Port Arthur.

Kamiya, Tsuzuku > C± #
jg), director of the Honjjkong
branch of the" Osaka Shosen

"Kaisiia, Lt'd (Osaka Mercantile
S. S. Co.) ; b, 1873 iu Hyogo-
keu. Eduo. : studied at Do-
shislia in Kyoto. Address ■

' hraneli of 0. S. K., Hongkong.

Kamiyama, Jnnji CI* lU iii ^^

ex-Director of tlie Railway
Board; !?. Oct. 1870; e. 5. of
Jo Koyama Of Kumamoto-
ken; m. Masa. Rdiic: gra-
duated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1895. Counsellor
of Aomori-ken, 1896; succes-
sively appointed private
secretary to Minister of
Justice, secretary of the
House of. Representatives and
counsellor to the Home Dep't
as additional post; niade an
investigation tour of ".Europe
, /and America, 1902; private
secretary of Minister of Agx.
and Com., and in addition

secretary of the H. R. 1903;
counsellor to the Agr- and
Com. Dep't, 1904; director
of the Marine Product Bureau
of the Agr. and Com. Dep't,
Nov. 1906; Governor of
Gunma-ken afterward; last
post, Dec. 19 1 2 — Mar. 1913;
decorated with 4th Order of
Merit. Address: 34, Schome,
Shim-machi, Akasaka - ku,
Tokyo. 7>/.: 21C9 Shimbashi.
Kamiyama, Mannoshin ( Ji'Uj
iS i. 'M), Governor of -Kuma-
inoto-]?e 1 since Dec. 19 12;
*. 1 869 in Choshu. Educ. : grad.
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1895. Councillor of Aomori-
ken ; then of Yamaguchi-ken';'
filled a similar -po.st at the
I^egislation Bureau ; Judge of
the Court of Administrative
Litigation ; then transferred to
director of the Forestry Bureau
of the Agr. and Com. Dep't,
IQ08. Address : Kumamoto.
'Kamo, Idsmo (lin M B. tl),
Rear-Admiral of. Engineering;
d. in 1 869 in Tokyo ; s. of
the late Kamo, Shinto Priest
of the Yasukunijinsha{m\\ita.xy
shinto shrine). Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Naval Engi-
neering College in i88S- 2nd
Commander of Elngineering in
1897 ; Commander of the same
in the same year ; Captain of
the same in ^1904 ; Rear-Ad-
miral in 191 1. Took part in the
late war and was decorated

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Kam— ^g|i

with 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and 4th class of the Gold-
en Kite. Address: Naval Office.

Kamoi, Takeshi (f| g- S),
Kogakukakuski{'DoCto\- of En-
gineering), Prof of the Engi-
neering College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (Chair - Applied
Chemistry). ^^(/r^i'.y.' No. 153,
Higashikataniachi, Komago-
me, Hon go, Tokyo.

Kamon, Keitaro CJn F5 p jSc
Wd, Igakukakuski, Vi'of oi tht
College of Medicine of the
Kyoto Imp. Univ. Address:
The Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto.

Kamoshita, Jinji C?| T i IS),
Auditor of the Senju Bank.
Addfess: 1493, Yagoroshin-
den, Ayase-mura, Minami-ata-
chi-gun, Tokyo.

KamosMta, Matsujiro (?i| T
*2 ^ SI?), Expert of the Ag-
ricultural Experiment Farm;
b. in 1 86 1 in Kochi-prefec-
ture ; m. Masu, e._ d, of Ken
Fukao of Kochi, Assist. -Ex-
pert of the Agricultural and
Commercial Dep't, 1890; Ex-
pert, 189 1 ; sent abroad for
agricultural -purposes, 1906 ;
on returning was appointed
present post. Address : Kita-
Iga-cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo.

Kan, Seii Cf iE i^), Expert
of the Shizuoka Prefecture ;
& in 1864 in Kumamoto-ken ;
e. s. of Masahide Kan, a sa-
murai; m. Yukie, 2nd d. of
Horin Cho of Saga - ken.

Educ. : Nogakushi (bachelor
of agriculture), 1892. 'Has
held the post of Expert for
the prefectures of Fukuoka;
Nara, Hiroshima, Nagano, be-
fore ' accepting present posty
1908. Address : Nishi-fuka-
kusamachi, Shizuoka.

Kaaai, En {± * Si), Hoga-
kuhakushi (economics and fi-
nance). Prof, of the Tokyo
Imperial University; ^. in 1865
in Shizuoka-prefecture ; e. s.
of Kaizo Kanai ; m. Kiyo, e.
d. of Baron General Dkubo.
Educ. : grad. from the Liter-
ature College in the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1885; stu-
died econornics and finance in
Germany and England, 1 8.8,6-
1890. On returning was ap-
pointed present post. Is fa-
mous as one of the seven
professors who took a stand
against the Katsura Cabinet
in connection with the Ports-
mouth treaty. Address: Ya-
naka-Tennoji-machi, Shitaya-
ku, Tokyo.

Kananiaru, Kiyotsugu- (^ %
?t IS), Commander, Aide-de-
camp to H. I. H. Prinpe
Yorihito ; b. in 1871. Cadet
in 1889; Commander in 1909.
Decorations : 4th Order of
the R. S. and 4th Class of
the G. K. Address: Naval
Office.

Kanamori, Tsiiria Ciir # it

fit), Social reformer. Educ. ':

Kail

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ga-ad'uated from the Doshislia
Gollege.

'.Kanaiaori, . Kwanyo C-fe ^
18, H), artist, Japanese pai-
nter ; 6. the 15th y. of Meiji
(I88i) ill Toyama-oity, Etchu
province; s. of Jlatashichi Ka-
namori; m. Yoneko, 1st d.
of Shoshichi Takagi, 1907.
Exhibited his masterpieces
in various exhibitions and
was awarded many prizes.
jRecreaiions: music, travelling.
Cluh: Taisho art society.
Kanasugi, Eigoro C^ ;^ ^ E.

pharyn). Proprietor of the
Kanasugi Nose and Ear Hos-
pital/Prof, of the Naval Med-
ical College;^, in 1865 in Chi-
ba-prefecture ; 2nd s. of Yoe-
mon Kanasugi ;»«. Matsu, e.
d. of Jun-ijchi Shimada of Cho-
shu; Ediic. : .studied,.,in . Ger:
many, 1881— 1891, On re-
turiiihg fpuhded his hospital
at "Koga-cho in Kanda ; re-
presented the Empire at the
international Otonasopharyn
Conference .at Vienna 1908,
to be elected its honorary
president. Address: Koga-cho,
Kanda, Tokyo. Tel.:' 2101
Honkyoku.

Kanayama, Senjiro C^ |Ii =f
^ ft©,Jaymastfxiteut,^ki;,^
nel, Chief of the I'ay 'Dep^i
of the roth Army Division;
b. in .1861 in Shimane-pre-
fecture. Paymaster - Sub -. Li-

eut, in 1891 ; Paymster-Li-
eut. in 1894; Paymaster-Ca-
ptain in 1897 ; Payniastei -Ma-
jor in 1902 ; Paymaster-Lieut-
Colonel in igo6. Decorations:
4th Order of the~R S. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address :
Himeji-city, Hyogp-ken.

Kanazawa, Matsaemon (^ Jf
^S * It P'3), . high-tax-payer ; b.
in 1856 in Aldta-prefecture ;
e. s. of the deceased Matsue-
mon Kanazawa; m. K6, 4th
laT. -ofDenzaemon Kodama of
the same prefecture. A large
country landowner ; is a well
known philanthropist. Ad-
dress : Shimo-Araki-mura, Mi-
nami-Akita-gun, Akita-ken.
Kanazawa, Uihei (# Jf -f- ^
^), fertiliser merchant ; b. .in
1878 at Osaka; e. s. of Nihei
Kanazawa. Succeeded his
father in 1899. . Address .-.U-
tsubu-Kitadori, Nishi-ku, Osa-
ka. Tel. : S02 I. d. Niskt.

Kanazawa, Nlsaku c4S'£i#J'
Dir. of the Settsu Spining Co.:
1. 1861 in Osaka; 2na s. of Ue-
mop Kanazawa; m. No'bu, e. d.
of xauemon Hayami, Kyoto.
Ouce was hedmari of the west
district in Osaka. Address: No.
213, Kyomachi-hori-dori, 0-
saka. Tel. : 2006 Nishi. ,

Kanazawa, Risuke C^ Jf ^)
IS), pawnbroker ; large .land-
owner ; b. Sept. 1874,. in. D-
saka; 2nd s. of . Eisuke Ka^
nazawa ; m. Shidzu> 4th d.
of Genzo Takeshima. Educ:

£ 339 ]

Kan

studied Chinese Classics i stu-
died in the Preparatory Course
of the Higher Middle School.
Once was Membei of the
Dsaka.Chamber of Commerce ;
Member of the Osaka City
Assembly ; ete. Chii>. Seiyu-
kwai. Recreations : Pictures
and writing ; Joruri (ballad-
drama). Address : No. 29, Sa-
kamachi, Minami-ku, Osaka.
Tel. : 38 Cho Minami, 438
Cho Minami.

Kauazawa, Shozaburo (^ 5? £E
H Bl>), Bitngakuhakushi; Lin-
guist ; Prof of the Tokyo For-
eign Language School ; Lec-
turer of the Tokyo Imperial
University ; (5. May, 1872, in
Osaka ; 1st i'. of Genzaburo
Kanazawa ; m. Toki, 1st d.
of Chikatomo Sawae. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Literature in the Tokyo
Imperial University 1896 ;
studied in Korea ; graduated
from the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
Hall 1 90 1. Prof of the To-
kyo Foreign Language School,
1901 ; made a tour, of Europe
and America. Publications :
On the origin of the Japanese
and Korean Languages ; Stud-
ies in Japanese Language ;
Japanese Dictionary ; etc. Ad-
dress .-JSTo. 7_Komagome-Ake-
bono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Recreations : Japanese and Eu-
ropean musics.

Kanda, Kikujiro (Sif" H ^ ^

M), Paymaste rrLieut . -Col one! ,
Chief oT the Pay iDep't, oftht;=
5th Army Division ; b. in
1 869"in Yamaguchi-Prefecture.
Sub-Lieutenant of Infantry in
1892; Lieutf,nant in 1894;
Captain in 1898; Paym.aster-
Major in 1903 ; Paymaster-
Lieut. -Colonel in 1907. De-
c&rations : 4th Order of the
R. S. and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address : Hiroshima-
city.

Kanda, H'aibu Clf ffl 7^ ^),
Baron, A.M., .Prof on English
in, the Peers' School and of
the Tokyo Higher Commercial
School ; b. on the 27l;h of the
2nd month in the 4th year
of Ansei (1857) at Tokyo;
2nd s. of Nagayo Matsui, and
adopted into the family of the
late Baron Kohei Kanda, a
well known Dutch scholar ;
7n. Kumachiyo, e. d. of Hide-
omi Takagi,.a Nabeshima sa-
murai. Educ. .• grad. from tlie
Amherst College., Mass, U-
S. A. 1 87 1— 1884. On return-
ing he was appointed Prof
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ;
transferred to the Tokyo Hi-
gher Commercial School ; and
then to the Peers' School ;
was once Dir. of the Gov-
ernment Foreign Language
School 1888 — 1900; sent a-
broad for educational purposes
1900 — 1 90 1. The Baron is
an acknowledged authority on

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language teaching. Address:
lida-machi, Kojimachiku, To-
kyo. Tel. ; 1470 Bdncho.

Kawda. Saizo CSt H 11 ^),
stock-broker, mem. of Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce ; b. in
I- 872 in Aichi-prefecture ; e. s.
of Seizaburo Kanda. When
very . young he started in the
stock broking profession in his
native province and then open-
ed an office in Tokyo. His
firm is known as the " Momi-
fiya." A well known broker.
Address : Sakamotocho, Ni-
hombashiku, Tokyo (Office) ;
Sadoharacho, Ichigaya, Ushi-
gomeku, Tokyo. Tel: 306 1.
d. Naniwa (Office), 803, 1. d.
Bancho.

Kanda, Seiemon (if ffl ?S ^
it n). Pres. of the Kumano
Joint Bank, Ltd., Dir. of the
Kii Marine Products Co., Ltd. ,
the Kinokuni Bank, Ltd., Aud.
of the Kushimoto Bank, Ltd. ;
b. in 1853 in Wakayama-pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Tsunehichi
Yakura ; m. Kiku, e. d. of le-
mon Tajima of the same pro-
vince; Address : Kushimoto
cho, Nishimuro-gun, Waka-
yama-ken.

Kaneda, Deiabei C^ B ff :R
Iw), rice-nierchant ; ^. in 1852
at Kanda in Tokyo ; e. s. qf
Dembei Kaneda ; m. Taki, e. d.
of Shobei Narasaki of Tqkyp.
Was elected President of the
Kanda Ward Assembly; Mepx.

of. the Tokyo Municipal As-
sembly. Address : ttatsueda-
cho, Kanda, Tokyo. Tel. : 222
Honkyoku.

Kaneda, Heigoro (% H ^ it
W), high-tax-payer; b. in 1838
in Kanagawa-prefecture ; e. s.
of Heiemon Kaneda ; m. Hisa,
niece of Jumpei Asano of the
same prefecture. A large land-
ower in the prefecture. Ad-
dress : Minami Oumi - mura,
Ishikawa-ken.

Kaneda, Hidetaro (ik ffl 5? i;
Sl^^' .-GAWmB4£C-a.ttached to
the ffiaterM'nepT of the Na-
val Office, Prof, of the Naval
Gunnery School; b. in 1872.
Cadet in 1 890 ; Commander-
in 1909,. Decorations: 4th Order
of the R. S. and 4th Class
of the G. K. Address : Naval
Office.

Kaneeda, Michizo (^ fe sS
3), Pres. of the Kanemachi
Gas Co., Ltd., Aud of the
Teishaku Man Pushing R'ly
Co., Ltd.; b, in 1857 at To-
kyo ; e. s. of Tatsuru Kaneeda,
a samurai ; m. Sute, ji/. s. of
Seisho Suzuki of Ibaraki-pre-
fecture. Address: Matsuyacho,
Kyobashiku, Tolcyo. Tel. : 10-
29 Shmbashi.

Kaneko, Jiro Qk ^ iS W-iJS'-,
_<?%/A«|j.||j,.{Phy4igio^5^},,gEg^^^
of the'^a,nazawa Medical Col-
lege ; b. in 1856, in, Ishika,wa-
prefecture ; s. of lei Kane^Oj
a samurai ; m. Kazu, e. d. ' of

r 341 3

-Kan

Shingo Tanaka of the same
prefecture. Edzic. : grad. from
•the Kanazawa Medical College
1879; spent two years in
Germany in study. Was ap
' pointed Assist. -Pi-of of the Ka-
nazawa Medical College, Prof
of the 4th High School ; and
then present post. Address :
Satomicho, Kanazawa.

Kaneko, Kentaro C^ 7 S i<
W), Viscount, LL. D. (Har-
vard), Privy Councillor, ist Or-
der of Rising Sun; b. in the 4th
2nd month of _the 6th yeai
of Kaei (1853) ; e. s. of Seize
Kaneko, a Fukuoka samurai :
, m. Yasu, 2nd d. of Shuten
Yamada of Kumamoto. Educ:
- graduated Law at the Harvard
Univ., Class 1878. Began his
career as- a professor of the
Tokyo Yobimon (the defunct
Government Preparatory Sch-
ool), 1878; Secretary of the
Senate, 1880; Private Secre-
tary to the then Premier Ha-
kubun Ito, 1885; sent abroad
for the purpose of Investigat-
ing constitutional systems ;
on his return appointed Chiei
Secretary of the House of Pe-
ers, 1890; sent to Switzerland
as a delegate to the Inter-
national Law Conference, 18-
91 ; Vice-Minister for Agri-
culture and Commerce 1894 ;
Minister of the .Dep't, :i898;
and then Minister of Justice 19-
DO; non-oilf^cially represented

japar in M. S. A. during the
Russo-Japan war. For distin-
guished service created Bar-
on, 1890, and promoted to Vis-
count after the war. Address :
Ichiban-cho, Koj imachiku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 70 Bancho.

Kaneko, Manki (^ ^ ffl ^),
Commander, Chief of the Sur-
veying Material Section in the
Navai Office; ^.in 1868. Cadet
in 1885 ; Commander in 1905.
Decorations: 3rd Order of ths
R. S. and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address : Naval Office.

Kaneko, Masakichi C^ t^ i^
a), raw silk dealer. Manag-
ing director of the Yokohama
Trade Bank ; auditor of the
Yokohama Trade Store-House
Company, etc.; b. the loth m.
of the 1st f. of Ansa (18S4),
Gumma prefecture ; s. of Ue-
mon Sudzuki, and adopted by
Gohei Kaneko ; m. Tetsu, j/.
sister to Tangoro Kaneko, of
Gumma prefecture. He was
once elected Member of the
Yokohama Chamber of Com-
merce. Address : g, ichome,
Otamachi, Yokohama. Tei. :
861.

Kaneko, Motosaburo C^ ^=• 76
2. BP), marine-products merch-
ant ; ex-Mem. of the House of
Representatives, ex-Mayor of
Otaru. One of the leading
men of Otaru. Address: O-
taru, Takagi-cho, Aoyama,
Akasaka, Tokvo.

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[ 342 ]

Kaueko, Eits'iC^ T :!), Com-
mandei-of the Tatsiita ; b. in
1868. Cadet in 1884; Com-
mander in 1905. Decorations:
3rd Order of the R. S. and
4th Class of the G. K. Ad-
dress : Naval Office.

Kaneko, Seutaro (^ T II: x
Ii5), Director of the 6th Higli
School. Educ. : graduated
Law at the Imperial University
of Tokyo. Entered the Army
as a one year volunteer and
is now Captain on the 2nd
reserve list. Director of the
Osaka Dojima Middle School ;
Prof of the Peers' School ;
Educational Inspector of O-
saka Prefectui'e ; then of the
Army ; took part in the late
war as a Lieutenant on the
reserve. Director of tlie Kochi
1st Middle School; and then
promoted to present post. Ad-
dress : Okayama-city.

Kanekabo, Mankichi (.^ X
i^ -T cf). Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 2x d Inf.
Eegiment of the (uiard
Division ; b'. in 1 865 in the
province of Musashi; 2nd s. of
Asaemon Kanekubo; ;«. Take,
y. s. of Masasuke Hirano, a sa-
*«/rrtzof Saitama-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the Military
Academy and the Military
Staff College. Sub-Lieutenant
in 1888 ; Lieutenant in 1892 ;
Captain in 1897 ; Major in
1902 ; Lieutenant Colonel ia

1905; Colonel in 1908. On the
Staff of the 4th Army Divi-
sion , attache to the 2nd Regi-
ment of Infantry ; in the Sino-
Taoane.se War took nart as an
officer of the 2nd Army and
also in the late war as a mem-
ber of the Staff of the 4th
Army Division ; has been de-
corated with 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and 3rd Class of
the Gol(ien Kite as a war re-
ward. Addres.s: The 2nd In-
fantry Eegi. of the G. '^:
Kanetsnne. Izo (.M 'M It H),
Captain of Engineering. Chief
Engineer of the Eeserve Squa-
droj' )i Maizm-u; b. in 1871.
Educ: graduated from thelSTa-
val Engineering College. Seco-
nd Commander of Engineering
m 1 900; Commander of Eng.
in 1904; Captain of Eng. in
1909. Address: Maizuru.

Kangawa, Siichi Cff ^H ^ — ),
Proprietor of the Kangawa
& Bros. ; 6. in Hiroshima-
ken. Went to U. S. A. ia
1894. Address: Fresno, U.

S. A.

Eanno, Monkichi (W Sf Sit

a), Engineer of Yamaguclii-
ken ; Principal of the Oshima
Mercantile Marine School ; 6.
Aug. 1866, in Iwaki Province;
s. of Keisaku Kanno, a. samu-
rai of Miharu clan ; w. Kiku-
ko, 2nd d. of Roichi Onodera,
a samurai of Miyagi-keo.
Educ. : Senjin Oka's Chinese
Classical School : Mita Eng-

[ 343 ]

Kali

lish School ; graduated from
the Tokyo Marcantile Marine
School, 1888. Served in
Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan
Mail-ship Company), Depart-
ment of Communications. Re-
creations : reading ; Ybkyohi.
Address : Komatsushima-mu-
ra, Oshima - gun, Yamaguchi
ken.

Kano, Heizaemoii (!f if ^ :£
?§ PI), farmer, high - tax -pa-
yer ; ^. in 1 85 1 at Shitsuki-
murj in Ibaraki - prefecture ;
2nd s. of Shinsuke Okawa, and
was adopted by Suketane Ka-
no; in: Cho, e. d. of his adopt.
f. A large landowner. Ad
'dress r Shitsuki-mura, Niiha-
ru-gUn, Ibaraki-ken.

Kaao, HisayosM Ciin 'MiK S),
Viscount, Mem. of the House
of Peers, Pres. of the Nippon
Physical Education Associa-
tion, Chief of Committee of
the Fertilizer Exchange and
the Agricultural Association
of Japan, Dir. of the 15 th
Bank, Ltd., and the Nippon
■Red Cross Society ; b. on the
19th of the 3rd month in the
1st year of Kaei (1848) ; 2nd
s. of Tanemichi Tachibana, and
adopted into the family by
Hisatsune Kano ; in. Itsuko,
2nd d. of^Sanin Hara. Was
appointed Dir. of the Morioka
Normal School in 1877; enter-
ed legal service as Judge and
then procurator ; was nomi-

nated Mem. of the House of
Peers, and then Procurator of
the Tokyo Appeal Court ih 19-
00; was again nominated Mem.
of the House of Peera in 1900.
A well known peer. Address :
Iriarai-mura, Ebara-gun, To-
kyo. Tel.: I y 60 Otsu Shiha.. -
Kano, Jigoro CM B 5& ^-'^^%
President of the Kodokan, a.

private Judo Institute, and of
the Tokyo Higher ' Normal
School, 2iid' Order of Merit ;; '
b. on the 28th of the . 16th
month in the -ist year of Man-
en (i860), at Mikag'i, province
of Settsu ; m. Sumako, 2nd
d. of Shin-ichiro Takezoe, ex -
Ministerat Seoul. ^S/z^^. ; grad-
uated from the Government,
Foreign Language School, 18-
75, and from the Tokyo Imperi-
al University, 1 88 1. Began his
career as Lecturer of the Peers'

Kah

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ScHbdl, 1882, Pfbfessdi- of the
Mmilai- institution, 1885 ; Prin-
cipal Prof., 188B ; sent Abrpaci
hy the Imperial Hdusehdiid
Dfep'l, 1889— 189 1 ; Councillor
of tlie' Edue. .06^' t, iSgi ;
Directdi- bf the 5th' High
School; 1 89 1 ; Dir. of the ist
H, S.,. 1893 • Pres. of the to-
'Xyd Higher Normal School,
1893 ; -Bih, bt" the Ordinary
Educalibh Biireiu; 1898 ; re-
sign'ed ilia wis agaiii appoint-
ed jir&Seiit post, ipoi. Ebtinded
th'e Kanqfu^u—K^a.nQ''^ JDor-
rriitpiy^ the Jtpdokdh tBfe Zo-
sfixk'ai (Edufcatiilg: MMliri:^^, as-
sb.)i arid thfe Koln^d^ufn
(^Mtz thstitute); -^MMo-
,/^a^.is.the bfest WCa^^.JMo
instiltitibii and was HglSBlisked
in 1873-^ Its object ill tegive
cultiiffe, io. ybtiHg iiifen both
mentally irid physiciliy with
a view tb festefirig genuine
character, dauntiess spirit, and
vigorous strength; It has some
fifteen thousand followers who
have formally enrolled them-
selves as his disciples. Prof.
Kano originally studied the
Tenjin - Shiny oryu (Tenjin -
Shinyo Schbbl) under Fuku-
da, arid JVIasatonio Iso, next
the Kiforyu (Kito School) un-
der TsUhetoshi likubb ; and
further proceeded tb master
other sy.sterns as well. His
cbniparative studies led hiril to
the cbnclusibn that all thfe ex-

isting systems oijudtts'u were
too one-sided and too liarro^
tb be of rbal sei-vice as arts 3f
self-defence ; and so he, after
every experiment, restored thfe
science under the mi:^ name
ofy«^(? (art of pliancy). The
object of the Kobungakuin
was to educate Chinese young
men to be able to regenerate
the empire; of Chiria. Those
who graduated from the school
number 3860. Publications.:
"Seineii Shuyo Kun " (Advice
to Young Men). Clubs : Ho-
norary Mem. of the Imp.
Educ. Asso., Standing Com.
of the Dai Nippon Phys. As-
so., Pres. of the Middle School
Educ. Investigating Assb. Ad-
dress : Otsuka-Sakashitacho,
Koishikawaku, Tokyo. Tel. :
61 1 Bancho.

Kano, Jihei (^ IS ^ j^ «),
Director of the Nada Com-
mercial Bank, Ltd., Sake-hv'e-
wer ; ^. in 1 862 in the pi-ovin-
ce of Yamato ; 3rd s. of Gyo-
en Nakamura ; was adopted
by Jihei Kano; m. kei, e. d. of
his foster father. A brewer of
"Shiroshika!' Address: Mika-
ge, Hyogo-keh.

Kano, Jiroeinon CK IB J& IP
/& % n), Sake-brewer, Man-
aging Director of the Nada
Commercial Bank, Ltd./ Re-
presentative Partner of Hori-
Kano & Co.; b. in i8~53 at Mi-
kage in the province of Settsii;

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ah

3rd s. of Jiroembn Kario ; m.
Tane, ^. s. of Yasutaro Yama-
zawa of Osaka. Address.: Mi-
leage, Hydgo-ken.

Kano, B-aoki CW Sf E »),
BufigakuJtakusKi (Doctor of
Literature), Prof of the College
of Literature of the Kyoto Inip.
Univ. Address: The Kyoto
Imp. Uiiiv., Kyoto.

Kauo, Kyokichi C3f S? ¥ S),
Bwiigakuliahuslii, hook collec-^
tor, recently most of the preci-
ous books were contribiited
to the .Toholm TJniyer«itv;
^. in 1865 • 2nd s. of Ryochi
Kano, a samurai of Tokyo.
Edtlc.: graduated Science and
Philosophy in the Tokyo Im-
perial University. Prof of the
4th High School in 1892; theii
of the 5th High School; Dirfec-
tdr of ±he ist High School ;
and then Dean of the Litera-
Sure Faculty in the Kyoto Im-
perial University. ' Address :
Zoshigaya , Koishikawa - kri ,
Tokyo. ■ _

kaiTo, .'''okusaburo CM- li^'^ —
SiD.bii-ectprofthe Yokohania
Custom House; 3. in Mukb-
gun, Hyogd-prefecture. Educ:
graduated from Law College
d'f the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1895. . Transferred to present
post since Dec. 1910 from the
Nagasaki, Custom-house. ^^-
dress : '^o. .1,^ Official resi-
dtihCi:, Nishitobecho, Yoko-^
hatiia.

Kano Tomonosuke CM'MiCit
iM-), Manager, of the Tokyo
brahch df the Sumitomo Bank;
d. May the 5th >. df'Meiji
(1872) in Ibaraki-prefecture ;
s. of Nadyuki Tachikawa, an
Ibaraki samurai ;. adbpted by
the late Zinzaburo Kan6,
in 1893; »«. 'Yaxaa,, iiiece
to his adopted father. Edited:
graduated frdni the ^College
of Law of the Tdkyd Imp.
Univ., 1896. After gradiia-^
tioii was successively Secret-
ary; to the House of R'epre-
sehtativjes, Cbiihcilldr to the
Dep'ibf Agi^i'culture and Com-
merce; resigned official post
and entered the service of
the Hokkaido Cdldiiizatioii
Baiik as Director, 1904 ; pre-
spiit post siiic'e t'9b5. Ad-
dress: N«. 2\ 2'chorile, Ka-
gachd, I'chig'ay'ai Ushigdme, ,
Tokyo. Tel. : '74% Bahchb.
; Kaiiokogi, Kogoro (^ ^- :^ /^

3L SO, Gbvbi-hoi- of Kagawa-
prefecture ; 2.. in 1867 ; e. s.
df Saihichi Kaiiokbg) ^a s'a-
mtirai ; m. Haha, 'cduSin of Ba-
rdh Shigeyoshi Mizuho. Was
appointed Prdbatidnary Judge,
1 888; eiitered the AgHculiural
and Cdrhiiiercial Dejj't ; Dih
of the Techiiical Bureau df the :
Dep't, 1909; present pbst, kp-
10. Address: TakamatsU, Ka-
gawa-ken. ' . '

feahokogi, TakesMro XM f

h fe W)\ Painter; b. Novem."

Kan— Kar

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■ber 7th j'. of -Meiji (1874)
in Okayama-kcn ; 3rd s. of
Os-uTiori Uji- and was adopted
iiito; fthf;, Kanokogi family/
£(i?/V.:-,,- studied, '.in France.
Is ., now. ', bnS. of the Comiti ittee
fpr, the' fine Arts Livestiga-
tion of the D.,E. President
of the Kyoto Kaasai ■ Fine
Arts Institution,. Lecturer -of
the -Kyoto,, Higher Tech-
nological School and;, of the
Kagoya Higher- .,Techno-
logical , ■ school. Recreation ;
fiiie arts. Address-. ,Nq. . 6,
3' chprne, Nal<aitachi-dori
Shimrrnachi, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto. ■ / ,,' ; ' ■

Kautoji, Yoshiiiaga ("H" S #
K" S5,, Count , k- -in- 1852 at
Kyoto J e.. s. ,Qf , Katsunaga
Kanroji; m. Tachikoj aunt of
Viscount • Kageyuchoji. , Ad-
dress : Senjdagay'a, Tokyo.

Karahasii Arimasa (^ IS ^
B),.- Viscount, Mem. of H. P.;.
d.'.'m 1852 at Kyoto; ^. s. of
Antsuna Karahashi; m. Ta-,
kek'o,,5th </. of Viscount Ari-
nag:a Ayanoshoji. £duc^ ■: sent
JDO A,merica for study, ^i j^iS-P-
.f8|S- ' ^'^ "returning entered
the civil service as an admini-
strativ.e official of the Ibaraki-
prefecfure ; was thrice elected
Mem , of ,H. P. Address : Im-
adegawa, Kami-Kyoku, Kyo-
to.' " ■" ".■■'■
• Earai, Eatsutara (MMB-ia
BP). a large land-ownerj one of

the highest tax-payers of Oita
prefecture , b. the loth m. of
the ist J/. of'Ansei (1854), in O-
ita prefecture; ist s: of Mago-
z6 Katai; m. Hitsu, ,2nd d. of
Chiei Sato, of "Oita; Address .-
Satomura, Usa-gun, Oita-ken.
Karasawa, Michinori (jg J^

of K''''p'3'icnTe,)r chief of the
dep't of " children diseases
in the Mitsui' Charity Hos-
pital; b. 1878 in Tokyo; e.
s\- of Yomin Karasawa, a
Chinese doctor of Tokyo,
^"^/w^-.;- graduated from the
Medical College of the To-
kyo; Imp. ;Univ. in 1902.
Was appointed - assistant in
the Medical, College ' after
his graduation; .sent tg,. Ger-
many fpr stu,dy;,in, .,1908; on
returniilg home was appoint-
ed lecturer at the Imp.
, Uni:v.; then ' present post;
obtained the degree of Iga-
ki(hakushi by presenting a
thesis on cerebrum mollifica-
tipn -hollow, Dec. 1912,- Ad-
dress: ■ the Mitsui Charity

Hospitary. No-' i Izumi-cho„

Kanda-ku, Tokyo.

Karaskima, Kaku ($ g i^\
Mayor of Kumamoto ; b. in.
1854 in Kumamoto - prefe -
ctqre ; 2nd J.' of Takiji Kara-
shirna, a samurai; m. Kame,
e. ,d. of Sadanaga Higuchi of
the same prefecture. Address :
Shiriyashiki-machi, Kumamo-

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to.

Kasa,bara, Jitsutaro CS H K
jfc IP), Superintenedent of. the
Moji Customs. Address: Of-
ficial Residence, No. I, Shoji,
Moii-shi, Fukuoka-ken.

Kasai, Aijiro (.^ # ^ * m,
Pres. of the Tokyo Gum Co.,
Ltd., and the Tone Electric
Power Co., Ltd., Adviser to
the Yokohama Railway Co,
Ltd.; d. in 1857 at Kozatomu-
ra in the province of Mino ;
2nd J. of Daigoro Kasai ; m.
Umeno, e.s. of Enjiro Senoo of
Tolcushinia-prefecture. Ediic:
grad. from the. 'Kogakuryo
(Eng. College), 1882. Appoint-
ed Civil Engineer of the Toku-
shima-prefecture, 1883 ; then
of the Navy, 1886, and grea-
tly helped in executing the.
works ~ of, the Kure, Yokosu-
ka, and Saseho Admiralties ;
entered business as a director
of the Osaka Branch of the
Nippon Civil Engineering Co.;
opened an office at Hongoku-
cho in Tokyo ; founded' the
Railway School; organized the
Railway Association and was
appointed its director; estab-
lished the Tokyo Gum Co. with
Baron Kanbi Kawamura and
others, 1907, and was elected
its president. Address: Kobi-
nata-Myogadanicho,- Koishi-
kawaku, Tokyo, Tel. : 190
Bancho.

Igaktihakushi, Surgeon-Co-
lonel. ■' Educ: graduated
from the College of Medicine
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity; i^. 1869 in Nagano-
ken. Surgeon - Sub - Lieut,,
May 1894 ; Surgeon^Lieut.,
Nov. 1896; Surgeon- Captain,
Nov. • 1899; Surgeon-Major,
July 1904; Surgeon-Lieut.-
Colonel, Dec. 1908; Surgeon-
Colonel, Dec. 191 1. Decora-
tions: 5th Order of S. T.,
4th Order of R. S., 4th
Class of G. K.

Kasai, Shin-ichi CS ^ ^ -),
Gov. of the Iwate-prefecture;
b. in 1864 in Shizuoka-prefe-
cture; 3rd s. of Kanzaburo Ka-
sai; m. Yoshi Enomoto, of To-
kyo. . Educ. : grad. from the
Law College in the Tokyo
Inip. Univ., 1892. Appointed
Councillor of the Yamagata-
prefecture ; Chief of Police in
the Iwate-prefecture ; Secreta-
ry to the Kochi-prefecture; then
to the Governor - General ia
Formosa ; present post, 1907,
Address : Takashoji, Morioka.

Ease, Sliizutake (M 'li '® Wii,
Colonel of Cavaliy, Command-
er of the 2Sth Regiment of Cav-
alry ; b. in 1868 in Chiba-pre-
fecture. Sub-Lieutenant of Cav.
in 1888; Lieutenant in 1891";
Captain in 189S ; Major in
1900 ; Lieutenant-Colonel in
1903; Colonel in 1906. Deco-
rations: 3rd Order of the R. S

[34§]

aiid 3i-a Glass of the 'G. K./Ad-
Bres's': Toyohasfij; Aichi-ken.
Kas&, Kiit^ii cili '% «• S),
Mem. of the House oi" Repre-
^ritatives, Barrister; b. in 1873
in Ghiba-prefecture ; 2nd s. di
MaSkz'o Kase ; m. Kaku, 2n'd
d. of Jubei Oeda of the sarne
prfefeetur'e. Ed^ic. : graduated
Law at the Hogakuin^ (private
JaA^ school). 'Cail'ed to bar ;
elected ]Mem. of the Hdiisfe of
Represeiitatives for liis, native
Jjrovince. Address : . Atago-
machi, Shiba/ Tqkjfd, Tgl. :
2 126 Shiba. ^ _, ;^

Kasliida, Kameichird (g ^

® — W)ylgd:kiiJta]idse, Court
physiciahT b. May ''1870 in
Yoshind-gun, Nara-ken; e. s.
of Masatoku Kashlda. Editc:
liiedical college of the Tokyo
top. Univ. (gra. i8'9S). Was
director of Kogatani and
Ghimeidd hospitals in Niiga-
ta-keh, physician of the
Peers school, 1504-8.; obtairi-
fed the degree of Igakiiha-
kdse by presenting a thesis
rfegarding enteric fever and
t'etanie, 1908; present post
since Feb. I0ob. PicbUtdtion;
Clinic Bacteridlpgy. Address:
Sliiriagawa Urakashi; Nihon-
bashi-kiij Tokyo. Tel.: 1155
Hdnkyokii. ■ -

Kashikai-a, Baiizo (M -M %
M), Pres. of the.Uzeh Nagasa-
ki Bank, Ltd., Aud. of the Na-
gasaki Rice Cleaning Cd., Ltd.*

b., in. 1.853 i" Yamagata-pre-
feqture ; e. s of the late Biinzo-
Kashikura-; m. Tei", 2x{& d.
of Ezaeiiibh Saiiiukawa of tlie
same prtefecture; succeeded liis
fatiier iij 18^0. Mem. of Hie
Pjrefectural Assembly, Ad-
dress :. Magasakicho, Higashi-
murayama ,- gun,. Yamagata -
ken.. . ._■ ^.. _. _ ^,_ ,, . .
.; Kashim'a; ITusajiro Cft %M ^
W)x Mayor of Kobe; b. in 1868,
in Hiroshima-prefecture ; y. b..
pf KozpTabe ; »/. Mika,^. oF
Chuhichi Sarada of Hyogo-
prefecture ; wa.s adopted into
the family of Machi^ Kashima
\i\ 1897. Was forrnerly IDeputy
Mayor of the qity. Address ':
M9ioiiiachi;,iCobe. , , „ .,
KasMiii'a, Sfdewa^o C^ . S ^
^), ei-ilerii.bfH. E., Dir.bf
the Harima Coa,l. M^'i^g, Co.;
Ltd., the Kobe .Electric Rail-
way Co., Ltd., the SeimUjRaii^
way Co., Ltd„ and the K.pbe
Fish., Bird; and Vege'tajjjie Mar-
ket ,Ltd . ; 3. in i 8 5 2 a^t^titlaku-
chi in the province^ of Omi; 2nd
s. of Suminaichi Omura,, a^ f«-
7nurai;m. Yasu, ^rdd-.Q^ Mo-
kichi Kawaguchi of Hyogo-
prefectuce. .Was adppte^. into;
the famiiy of Kohaku Kashi
ina. -Educ,: grad. frorat the Gov.
Foreign La,nguage .Scho.o'l at
Tpkyo;.and ih.% , Keiftgijuku
(iteio Univ.). " Founded the
Ohangdkicsha, a. private middle
school at Nagatacho in To-

349-3

Ka;

kyp, 1876; returped to hi^
native prpvince arid became
l3jr. of tile SumptQ Micfjle
School, 1879; established tKe
Ki)l^e Sliimpo and acted as its
chief editor ; was on the or-
ganizing staff of the Kais/iiuip_
(defunct Pi-ogressive Party),
1880; has been Mem, of H.
R. foi' Hyogo-ken for many
years ; awarded 4th Order of
the Rising Sun in connection
with the late War. Address :

Yamamotodori, Kobe.

■ '''KlsHltttira,' 'Se^.?'p \% # iE

S)> Pioprietox of the Sanryu-
dp Hospital ; b. 1876 ; e. s. of
the. l-ate Seitoku Kasbimyra, a
coiirt physician. Address : I^
idamacb.i, Kojiniachiku, To-
kyo,. Tel. : 49, Bancho.

■Kashj^yabark, iiago,zaemon
C:^^ W- % i^ W H X foreign pai'er.
merchant; b,. in 1.840 in M;ie-
prefecture ; uncle of Kyudayu
ICawakida; m. JjCen, e. sister of
Baron Hachiroemon Mitsui.
Wa.s adapted into the family
oi Yuzacraon Kashiwabara in
1S64. A Larsre, cotton cloth
iriSrcbant. Address s ^0. \^^
I chome, Minamidenma- c''io '
I\yobaslr-ku, lokyo. Tel.: 106
Kj'obashi.

Kashiwabara, Yojiro (M M H
^ I6)V Secretary to the Dep't. ■
of Justice; b. in 1871 in Toya-
ma-prefeture ; and 5. bf^'su-
zaqnon Kas.hiwabar^ ; in. Mu-
ro, 'c. ^.'orMat.suyo.X^chtyama

of the sarne prefecture. Educ,:
grad. frppi the Law Cpljege'
in ' the -Tokyo Imperial ' tj m-
yersity_, 1890,' Was appoihted
Councillpr of the .Tochigi-prer
^ctnre,." 1897;; Secretary to
the Home'' Dep't.^ Councillor
o'f the pep't. of. Justice 1898;
Secretary to the' .same r>ep't,
1902'; Chief of the Finance
and Private Documents Sec-
tion: Address : NishirHibiya,
Kojimacliiku, Tokyo. Tel :
4009 Shimbashi.

Kasttgai, Joemon C# ^ jt^
fft f^), dry goods merchant,
Pres. of the' Nagoya Bank,.
Ltd.,- and of the Nagoya Sav.
Bank, Ltd., Dir. of the Gifu
Silk Weavhig Co,., Ltd., the
Imperial Twisted Thread W.
Co., Lt^., the Tokai Storage
Co., Ltd., Aud. oftheFukuju.
Life Insurance Co., Ltd., arid
of the Fulaiju Fire. Ins. Co.,
Ltd. ; b. 1 844 at Nagoya. E-
lected M. of Nagoya Muni-
cipal Assembly, 1888 — 1884;
Mem. of the Nagoya Chamber
of Com. 1 891— 1896. Ad-
dress : Tamayachp, Nishiku,
Nagoya. Tel.yiz^g, 107 /. d.

^asuya, Gizo ' (^ i§- K S),
member of the House of
Representatives; b. in the
3rd J/, of Keip (i8d7) in
Saitaipa-ken;' ~y. ' pf Yosaku
Hasiiimoto.; 7a. M;a\-ch, i$9r,.
Ediie-y Si:?^"atQd "from Jg^
chigan Uniy„. ij. S. A

Kas-Kat

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obtained the degrsg-;,of .. Ba-
,.,ch2pi::,,of Lawg^, Since his
fetiim froiii America, in
1890, he starttd the Jij/u
Shimbnii; elected as member
of the Saitama Prefectural
Assembly in 1892, elected
as Member of the House of
of Representatives in 1898;
established the. Horai Life
Insurance Co., in 19 10, of
which he is the managing
director. Belongs to Seiyu-
kai. Address. No. -93, To-
yooka, Iruma-gun, Saitama-
ken. Decorations: 4th Order
of' Merit, Address in Tokyo,
No. 13, Higasl^i Enoki-cho,
Ushigome, Tokyo.

Kasuya, Nuiemon Cff # S
J& fif P5), Pres. of the Nishio
Bank, Ltd., the Banzu Savings
Bank, Ltd., and the Yoshida
Salt Dealing Co., Ltd., Dir.
of the Fukuju Life Insurance
Co., Ltd., Aud. of the Meiji
Bank Ltd. -y^.. in 1863 in Ai-
chi-prefecture ; e. s. of Nuie-
mon Kasuya -, in. Tazu, e. d.
of Gorosaku Tajima of the
same prefecture. Succeeded
his father in- 1 87 1 . Address :
Yokosuka-mura, Banzu-gun,
Aichi-prefecture. ,

Katada',' Toyotaro C/i" H fi :fc
W), Dir. of the Fukuoka Ag-
ricultural Experiment Farm;
^. in 1862 in Hiroshima-pre-
fecture ; e. s: of Atsundo Ka-
tada, a samurai; m.YiaXu, 2nd

<f. of Seigoro Matsuura of the
same prefecture. Educ. .' grad.
Agriculture at the Koniaba
No Gakko (defunct Gov. Agr.
College), 1896. Appointed Civ-
il Engineer of the Kagoshima-
prefecture, 1895 ; transferred
to present post, 1900. Ad-
dress : Higashi, Nakashucho,
Fukuoka.

Katakami, Nofeuru CH" -fc

fi^)> Tengen by fen name,
lecturer at,' the Literary
College- of the Waseda Univ.
(English and European Con-
tinental literature); b. Feb.
1884 in lyo; m. Asako-^
Educ: literary course of the
Waseda Univ. Was editor of
the Waseda bungaku. Pub-
lications : translated Tenny-
son's Poems, Don Quixote,
The Home of the Dead, etc.
besides is editing collection
of reviews in Japanese. Ad-
dress: 315, Nishiokubo, To-
kyo. , . „i
Katakura, Kentaro Cjt" it" ^
:k IP), silk-reeler, high -tax-
payer; b. in 1 849 in Nagano-,
prefecture ; e. s. of Ichisuke
Katakura ; m. Masa, y. sister
of Kumakichi Ilayashi of the
same prefecture. Succeeded
his father in 1876. He is one
of the leadf'iig men in thisline
of business, having a long ex-,
perience behind him. Ad-
dress .• Kawagishi-mura, Su-
wa-gun, Nagano-ken.

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Kat

Kataoka, Eitaro O'r n ^ :k
SR), Comniandsr of the Chiha-
ya and the Tsushima; b. in
1868. Cadet in 1884 ; Com-
mander in 1905 . Decorations :
3rd Order of the R. S. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address:
Naval Office.

Kataoka, Faoliaru CK" IKI it
i^), Mem. of H. R., Pres. of
the Nippon Life Insurance
Co., Ltd.; b. in 1859 in Kochi-
prefecture ; y.'.b.- of Naoteru
Kataoka; m. Shuku, 2n.d d.
of Tomozumi Matsubara of
the same prefecture. jEduc. :
grad.at the Toja Gakko (pub-
lic Normal School). Was a
teacher of his alma mater
for many years ; then entered
the civil service as a district
administrative official ;• finally
Chief of Police in the Shiga-
prefecture, 1884; was elected
Mem. of the House of Repre-
sentatives for Kochi-prefecture,
1892; afterwards resigned post
and became Vice-Pres. of the
Nippon Life Insurance Co.,
Ltd., to be elected present
post in 1903. A delegate to
the 5 th International Actuaries
Conference in 1906 and was
elected its vice-president. A
leading business man in west-
ern Japan. Address : Kawa
bara-cho, Kami-Kyoku, Kyo-
to.

Kataoka, Uaoteru CK" St it
*f), Chairman of B:)ard of Di-

rectors of the Osaka Gas Co.',
Ltd., Dir. of the Hanshin Elec-
tric Railway Co., Ltd., the Na-
niwa Bank, Ltd., the Oriental
Wood Preserving Co., Ltd:,
and of the Japanese Volcanic
Ash Co., Ltd.; b. in 1 856 in Ko-
chi-prefecture; e. s. of Magogo-
ro Kataoka, a samurai; m- To-
shie, y. sister of Shokichi Mori
of the same prefecture. Ediic. :
grad. from the Naval Paymas-
ters' School, 1878. Began his
career as a naval paymastisr jn
1878 ; then was transferred to
the civil service in 1892; ap-
pointed Private Secretary to
the Home Minister and then
to the Educational Minister ;
Secretary to. the Osaka -pre-
fecture ; resigned and entered
the Bank of Japan and wa.s
appointed Dir. of its Osaka
Branch in 1896; aftei three
years' service in the bank be-
came Dir. of the Kyushu Rail- •
way. Regarded as one of the
leading business men of Osaka.
Address : Tanimachi, Higashi-
ku, Osaka. TeL: 729 Hi^aski.
Kataoka, Hidetaro (ft" IM ^
± IP)> Actor (Professional
name : Kataoka Nizaemon
frlSJt.ifeiTp'!); b. the iOth,7«.
of the 4th y. of Ansei (l857)
in Tokyo; s. of the ' late
Nizaemon Kataoka, also a
famous actor. Ed^tc. : studied
under,, a private teacher.
Became actor while young

Kat

[ 352 ]

under the name of jHidetaro
Kataoka; assumed the name
pJF Gato Ka.taoka in 1877;
succeeided to the name of
ilih Kataoka. iSIizaemon in
1 905. Recreations : tea aiid
wine. Address: 19 Akebime-
chq, Shiba,-ku, Tokyo. TeL :
" Kataoika, KoEuro (>{" IM 5^
W5> high-tax-payer; b. in 1867
in Okayama - prefecture ; 3rd.
J. pf Ta.enion Kataoka; m. K6,
adpp. d. of Ciipbei Tsuchiya
oF the Hiroshima - prefecture.
Succeeded his elder brother
Horikichi Kataoka. in 1883.
Address- : Kojimamura, Yu-
kyu-gun, Okayarna-ken.
, 'Blataqka, Shiphiro fJT" pip -b
Bit), '>?ftrog^^^^^^^^^ep

cii sines No\ fori; b on the

14th of the i2th month in the
6th year of Kaei (1853) in
Satsuma ; 2nd s. of Kitoda

Kataoka, a samurai; in. Tama, .
e. d. of Mayumi Kiyohara," a
samurai of the same clan.
jSfe^..* graduated from theNa-
val College. 2nd Sub-Lieuten-
ant in 1877 ; Lieutenant in
1 881; 2nd Commander; went
to Germany in the suite of
H. I. H. Yamashina-no-miya
in 1889; Captain in 1890; was
appointed Legation attache ;
was called back in the Chino-
Japanese war; took part in
the war as Commander of the
Kongo and • Naniwa; Com-
mander of the Hashidate and
the Yashimtii, Chief of Staff
to. the Standing Squadron ;
Chief of the Personnel Bure-
au in the Naval Dep't ; Re-
ar - Admiral in 1 899 ; Com-
naander-in-Chief of the Kure
Admiralty; Chief of the Dep't
pf Na,val Materials in the Navy,
Cpmmandant of the Takeshiki
Naval Establishment in 19-
02 ; Vice-Admiral in 1903;
in the late war distinguished
himself as Commander of the
3rd Squadron; the following
is the translation of the of-
ficial report from the then
Vice-Admiral to the Imperial
Headquarters :— " The enemy
at Port Arthur, after having
on the night of the ist Janu-
ary proposed capitulation to
,our Investing Army, caused
his warships and other ves-
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destroyed and the Sevastopol
and Otvazny, which had been
for several days lying out-
side th& port, to be sunk.
Further, six destroyers es-
caped towards the offing un-
der cover of night. Part of
our blockading squadron gave
chase, but they failed to
overtake the vessels of the
enemy. The Akitsustt (Com-
mander F. Yamaya) with a
destroyer flotilla (Commander
H. Fujimoto) and a torpedo-
boat flotilla (Commander C.
Kasama), and Rear-Admiral
Togo, Commander of the
Third Squadron with the
Chiyoda (Captain K. Mura-
kami), the Tatsuta (Com-
mander T. Kamaya) and a
destroyer flotilla (Command-
er K. Sudzuki) pursued the
enemy's vessels to Chefoo
and Kiaochow respectively,
causing them to take refuge
in those harbours, where
they were dismantled. Thus
the enemy's entire fleet has
been destroyed — a - result, I
am convinced, secured thro-'
' ugh the August virtue of H.
M. the Generalissimo and as-
sisted in no small measure
by the cooperation of our
loyal and gallant army, whose
bombardment compelled the
hostile ships to take refuge.-
I am therefore in a position
to report that our warlike

operations in this direction
have now been most glori;^
ously brought to a conclu-
sion. " Was created Baron;
invested with ist order of
the Rising Sun and 1st class
of the Golden Kite as a war
reward. Promoted full Ad-
miral in 191 1. Address i
Onden, Scndagaya, Tokyo.

Kataoka, TaiicM Cjt ff"# —5,
Procurator-in-Chief of the To-
kushima District Court ; A. in
1859 in Oita-prefecture ; e. s.
of Ichiemon Kataoka, a sa~
murai ; in. Kiku, e. d. of Wa-
saburo Miura of Tokyo. Pass-
ed the Gov. Examination for
Bench, 1887; Procurtor of the
Fushimi District Court ; then
of the Osaka District Court;
Procurator of the Nagasaki
Appeal Court; then of the
Osaka Appeal Court ; Proc-
urator-in-Chief of the Nara
District Court ; present post,
1906. Address : Tokushima.
District Court.

Katayama, Horin (>]■ III ^ #),
court physician; b. in 1853
fh'N'agilid-pfefeclure ; c. s. of
Hannosuke Katayama, a sa-
murai. Educ. : grad. Medicine
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 18-
81. Assist.-Prof of the Uni-
versity, 1883 ; resigned and
appointed present post, 1888.
Address : Yagembori, Nihom-

bashi-ku, xokyo. 7'^/'. .• 1772
Naniwa.

I; m. I

;, Katayama, Kin-icMro {it; Ulil
-^,l|5), Technical Dir.. of Imp.
Iron Foundry ;: <J. 186,8 in' the
province: of TStomi. Educ: :
grad< Electricity i'nthfe Tokyo
Imp: U^if-y. 18.86. Appointed
CivilEng.. oflmp; Iron Fotin'd-
ry,'\i8"95. Revreatl&Hs .-.Travel
•imd ;th6 game of Go. Club:
Pres. of "Western Japan Elec-
tric Asso." • Address: Yawa-
taeho, Fukuoka-ken,
. K;a;tayama, ZuniyosM C^ ill
^ M>, Igakuhakushi (medical
jwispff ^Rfffftof of the To-
kyo Imperial University; b. in
i8SS in Shiztioka-prefecture ;
?jid s. of Ryoan Katayama ;
m'. Kame, :2nd d. of Roki
Yamakawa, of Kochi. Educ. :
gr-ad." itiedi'cMe at the Tokyo
frnp, Uniy.,i870, Assist.-Prof
of thfe University, 1879; sent
to Germany ' for study, 1882';
Prof of the University, i8'86.
Address: Komagome Nishi-
katamachi,' Hongoku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 99 Shitaya.

Katayama, Masao C/i" Uj JE
^), Rigakuhakushi (Doctor of
Science); Prof of the Tokyo
Higher Technological School.
Address : No. 11, Maruyama-
c]i(j.' E6ishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

featayama, Sen (fr Uu 5t),'B.
A., B. D., M. A., Socialist ;
b. in 1859 in the province of
Mimasaka. Educ. .-studied in
U. S. A. for twelv'e-yea^s, girad-
uating Saciology and , Social

Prpbtettis' at Yate- .' On re- .
tffiffing professed to be; a .so-
cialist and has' espoused the
cause of labour. Address:
Misakicho, Kanda, Tokyo.
. Katayama, Tafo (it lU * 515),
higli-tax-payer; l. in 1868- \n
Nara-prefecture \e^s. of Tahei
Katayama ; w^.Ko, 2nd d. of
Jihtaro Shinnoofthe same pre-
fecture.'. Succeeded his father
iis -%888. A large land-owner
tri' the prefecture.^ Address:
Kawanishi-rmura, Isogi - gun,
Naraken.

Katayama, Tpkuma C.fi" ill %
W), Kogakuhakushi (architect-
ure), Superintendant of the
Construction Bureau in the Im-
perial Household Dep't ; b. in
1854 in Yamaguchirprefecture;
4th s. of Bunza, a samurat ; in.
Teru,.^. d. of Magojiro Tanabe.
Educ. .- grad. at the Kobu Dai-
gaku (defunct Gov. Technical
College), 1889. Appointed
Civil Engineer of the Industrial
Dep't, 1889; sent to Europe
in connection with the propos-
ed residence of H. I. H. Prince
Arisugawa, 1891 — 1894; on
returning, was sent to China
in charge of building the Le-
gation at Peking, 1894; after-
wards, dispatched to the Con-
tinent on business ; returning,
was appointed to present post,
1 899. Address: Onden, Senda-
gaya, Tokyo. Tel. : 103 Shi-
ba.

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Katayasna, Yoshinari C)i" ill
a !&')i i)ii-. of the Kagoshima
Forestry Office; &• i860 at
Kyoto. ■ £d2ic. : -grad. from the
Tokyo Sanringakko (Defunct
Agr; College), 1886-. Appoint-
ed an official of Hokkai-Do ;
that of the Bureau of Imp.
Estates, and of the Forestry
Office. Recreations : collector
of old pictures, trees, and mu-
sic. Address: Kagoshima -Fore-
str\> Office. Tel: 242.

k'ato, GencM (j)n M 3t ©).
Bungak7ihakiishi, Prof of the
Military College and lecturer
of the College of Literature
of the Tcskyo Imp. Univ.; b.
June, the 6th;!'. of Mciji(i 872)
in Tokyo; s. of Gencho Kato;
m. Setsu Kadowa.ki, a gradu-
ate from the Girls' Higher
Normal School in iqoo.
Educ; graduated from the
College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. Was
lecturer on the science of
religion in various Buddhist
seminaries. He obtained his
degree of Btmgaktihakushi,
in 1908 by presenting his
essay on the " Knowledge
and Belief." Piiblications:
Principles of Religion; Lec-
tures on Religion; the Guid-
ing Spirits of the the Founda-
tion of the Country; of
Science of Religion. Recrea-
tions: reading and travelling.
Address: No. 11, Maruyama-

cho, Koishi-kawa, Tokyo.
Kato, Gemmatsu (Jn^iJg/ja),

Head of the Ako Office of
Tobacco Monopoly Bureau;
b. July, 1873, in„Yamagata-
ken; 2nd $. of Gennai Kato;
m. Hina, e._ -._ d. of Kiyoshi
Kpndo, ex-Superintendent of
Prison. Edtic.:- graduated
from the Meiji Univ. Passed
the Civil Service Examina-
tion,. December, 1 896, ap-
pointed Assistant tax-col-
lector. May, 1897; head of
the Camphor 0^c&, Fuku-
oka, March, 1905, trans-
ferred to present position,
March, 1910. Was invested
with the 6th Order of Merit,
Api-il, 1906, and the 5th
Order of Merit, December,
191 1. Recreations: reading,
go game, and ntai. Address:
Ako, Hyogo ken. TeL. 3?.

Kato, Hachiroemon (In M A
BR^SPI), soy-manufacturer,
Pres. of the Kanagawa Bank,
Ltd., Dir. of the Kanagawa
Savings Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 18-
80 in Kanagawa-prefecture ;
4th .f. of Hachiroemon Kato ;
m. Waka, e.d. of Hanzo Hagi-
hara of Tokyo. Succeeded his
father in 1905. His store is
named " Tsuruya" Address:
Aokicho, Yokohama. Tel. ':
483.

Kato, Hacliitaxo (Ja ^ A i:
BR), Inten^nt-^ General, Chief
of the I'ayTSVpToTVhe'Yokd-:

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suka Admiralty ; b. in 1864.
Intendant-Cadet in 1886 ; In-
tendant-Commander in 1898 ;
Intendant - Captain in 1905.
Decollations : 3rd Order of the
R. S and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address: Yokosuka.

Kato, Haruhiko ( Jn si Bf ib
'S'), Dir. of the Western Branch
of the Nippon Bank ; !>. in
1 870 at Tokyo ; 2nd s. .of
Baron Hiroyuki Kato ; m.Yo-
ne, 3rd d. of Shokichi Ikeda,
of Tokyo. Address :- Moji.

Kato, Heihachiro (in ^ ¥ A
"HP), Pres. of the Minami-Saku-
ma Bank, Ltd., Representing
Partner of Kato & Co., And.
of the Shiga Bank, Ltd., and
the Kyosai Hospital, Ltd. ; 3.
in 1882 in Nagano-prefecture;
e. s. of Heihichi Kato ; m.
Kakuji,"^.^. of Yaichiro Wa-
tanabe of the same prefecture.
Succeeded his father in 1 896.
Address : Maeyama-mura, Mi-
nami-Saku-gun, Nagano-ken.
^ Kato, Heishiro CJn » ^p gg

115), Mayor of Kofu •,b. in 1854
in Okayama-pre. ; 4th s. of
Hakaru Kato, a samurai. Ad-
dress : Yanagimachi, Kofu.

Kato, Hikobei (M M % ^
W), paper-merchant, Mem. of
the Nagoya Chamber of Com-
merce, Chairman of Board of
Dir. of the Kuwana Storage
Co., Ltd., Dir. of the Central
Pap^r Mill Co., Ltd., the Na-
goya Bank, Ltd., the Nagoya

Sayings Bank, Ltd-, Aud. of
the Nagoya Twisted Thread
Co., Ltd. ; b.'m 1852 in Gifu-
prefecture ; m Hana, e. d. of
Hambei Yoshida of the same
prefecture ; adop't. into the
family of Hikobei Yoshida.
Succeeded his father in 1872.
Address: Horizumecho, Ni-
shiku, Nagoya. J el. : 730.

Kato, Hiroyuki (in M ?k Z),
Baron (cr. 1900) ; Privy Coun-
cillor ; Bungakuhaktishi; Ho-
gakuhakushi ; Emeritus Prof
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity ,; Member of the House
of Peers (since 1 890) ; b. June,
1836, in Taj ima province; 1st
s. of Shirobei Kato, a samurai
of Izusti _ clan, Taj ima ; m.
Sudzu, adopted d. of Kaneya-
su Ic-hikawa, a samurai of O-
saka. ^Educ: A2S\.icSxoo\, Is
one of the pioneer scholars of
Occidental learning, and by
translation of original works
has done much to introduce
Occidental civilization into this
country. President of the Im-
perial University at Tokyo,
1 88 1— 1893 ; Member of the
Senate, 1 886 ; Bungakuhakii-
shi, 1888; Member of the
House of Peers, 1889; Lord-
in-Waiting, 1883 ; decorated
with 1st Order of Merit. Pub^.
lications : Essays ;'On the Pro-
gress of Molality and Law;
On National JLaw ; etc. Ad-
dress: N0.44, Kami-nibancho,

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Kojimachiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
686 Bancho.

Kato, Isamu Qn % S), En-
gineer to the Nagoya Railway
Construction Office. Address :
No. 6,. Schome, Egawabata-
cho, Nishiku, Nagoya.

Kato, Jinsuke (la ^ S g3),
grocer ; b.'vcs. \ 849 at Osaka ;
e. s. of Jinsuke Kato ; w^.Ikue,
d. of Kakujiro Honda of O-
saka. One of the largest gro-
cers in Osaka. Address : Hi-
noecho, Kitaku, Osaka. Tel. :
948 Higashi.

Kato, Jo (jdH m 3t), CoIone]_
of Infantry, CommanHSTSftlie
52na Regiment of Infantry ;
3. in 1859 in the province of
Tosa. Sub-Lieutenant in 1880;
Lieutenant in 1885 ; Captain
in 1892; Major in 1899;
Lieutenant-Colonel in 1904 ;
Colonel in 1907 ; 3rd Order
-of the Rising Sun and 4th
class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Hirosaki .

Kato, Junjiro (iti al jg ^ 515),

Chief of the Post and Tele-
graph Bureau of the Kwang-
tung Government. Address:
No. 8, Kodamacho, Tairen.

Kato, Jusaburo (An ^ S H
IK), Mayor of Nagoya ; ^. in
1^62 ill Aichi-prefecture ; 2nd
s. of Tetsuzo Takagi, a samu-
rai ; in. Sen, 2nd d. of Tada-
rhitsu Morita of the same pre-
fecture. Address .: Nagarega-
wa-cho, Nagoya. Tel. : 610.

J Kato, iCanjl CJU \A %. ttO,
Captain, Head-instructor of
'TKe-'IfavaT' Academy; h. in
1871. Eduo. .• graduated from
the Naval College in 1886.
Lieutenant in 1897; 2nd
Coinmander in 1901 ; Com-
mander in 1906; Captain in
191 1, the Naval Attache to
the Embassy to St. James ;
private sec. to Naval Mini.itor
Address: Etajima, Hiroshima-
ken.

Kato, Kanroknro (to M % >'^
W), Pres. of the Fukushima-
ken Agricultural and Tech-
nical Bank, Ltd.; 3. in 1849
in Fukushima-prefecture ; e. s.
of Sokichi Kato, a samurai;
in. Iku, 2nd d. of Tadasuke
Hongo of Aomoii-prefecture.
Address. : Tanaka, Sonetama-
chi, Fukushima.
. Kato, Kenjiro (in ^ S ^ W),
President of the Okazaki Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Okaza-
ki Savings Bank, Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Okazaki Electric
Light Co., Ltd., Mem. of the
Okazaki Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. in 1846 ^at Okaza-
ki in the province of Mika-
wa ; 6th .r. of Hachiemon Ka-
to ; m. Kano, e. sister of Toju-
ro Okada, a samurai of i\.ichi-
ken. Address : Okazaki, Aichi
ken. - ■

Kato, Kinzabaro (In M 'k H
WX President of the • Okano
Bank._ Address : Ryojinmu-

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: ra, Chichibu-guii, Saitama-
keii.

Kato, Kumaichiro CtQ M lis

^ ~M)^ Author and lecturer,
known under the nam de
phiim " Totsudo;" , (5. 1867
in Kameoka, , Kyoto:/?^ ; s.
of Teikoku Kato; m. Suye
Suzuki in 1894. Ediic:
studied in tlie Chuo Univer-
sity, but not graduated from
it, almost privately. Was a
teacher, an editor, but since
20 years ago had no fixed
connection with any publish-
ing house. Publications'.
" Dai Shisei Kan" (Observa-
tion on Life and Death),,
" ShyuyoRon" (Self-Culture),
" Setai Ninjo Ron" (Social
Condition and Human Na-
ture), "Bukkyo Yogi" (First
Principles of Buddhism)
"Nihon Minzoku Shi" (Ja-
panese Manners and Cus-
toms) and others. Address:
No. 108, Yoyogi Sanya, in
the Suburb of Tokyo. Clubs:
Shim Bukkyo Doshi Kai
(New Buddhist's Association)
and Jogu Kyokai (a new
Buddhist organization.)
"'Kato, Kyujiro Ci&P Ife ^ ^ W),
Pfes. of the Tajinai Bank, Ltd.,
Repiesenting Partner of. Ya-
makyu &. Co., Dir. of the
Kyodo Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1848
in Gifu -prefecture: e.s. of Kyu-
taro Kato ; m. Tomo, ,2nd d.
of Seikaku Nakane of Aichi-^^;

prefecture. Address : Tajimi-
cho, Toki-gun, Gifu-ken. '

Kato, Masaharu CJn M IE ip),
Hogakulmkushi (Doctor of
Law), Prof, of the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(chair Civil Code). Address:
No. 2, ichome, Motosonocho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo,

Kato, Masanosuke CJD S j^
Z m, Mem. of H. R., cattle-
breeder and cultivator ; b. in
1854 ill Saitama-pre. ; m. Ya-
su, 2nd d. of Kohichi Ya-
maguchi of Osaka. Educ.
studied at the Keiogijuku (kei-
6 Univ.), 1875 — 1879. was
for sometime editor of an Osa-
ka newspaper, 1879; elected
Mem. of the Saitama Prefect-
ural Assembly, 1880; Pres.
of the Assembly, 1 88 1 ; en-
tered the Hochi, 1885; went,
abroad, 1890 — 1801 ; elected
Mem. of H. R.. 1892; a mem-
ber of the Progressive Party.
Publications : " Kaiten Kidan"
(Strange Stories), "-Manshu
Shinbun" (The Post-Bellum
Programme of Manchuda),
■ " -Kankokukeiei " (Admnistra-
tion of Korea), " Seiyolujin
Jotai " (Condition of Occiden-
tal Women'j, Industial Policy.
Address: No. 203, Komago-
me-shimmei-cho, Hongo-ku,
Tokyo.
■ 'Kato, Masayoshi ClU M ^ «)»

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. e.s. of Yugoro Ivvasaki;, was
adopted by. Toshitame Kato;
m. Sato, e. d. of Jiku Yoshi-
oka, a samurai of Choshu.
Editc. : graduated from the
Military Academy. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Engineering in 1 8.-
8 1 ; Major-General with Com-
rnand of Saseho Fort in 19-
09. Took part in both the Chi-
na-Japanese and the Russo-
Japanese wars and was de-
corated with 3rd order of the
Rising Sun and 3rd class of
the Golden Kite as a war re-
ward. Address: Kitaura. 87,
-Naitoshinjuku, Tokyo.

Kato, Masau Ctu M IE. ^),
Dir. of the Kobe Commer-
cial School ; ^. 1 865 at To-
kyo ; e. s. of Junfu Kato, a
samurai. Educ. : grad. from
the Tokyo Gaikokugo Gakko
(Tokyo Gov. Foreign Lan-
guage, School). Instructor of
the Osaka Com. School; Dir.
of the Nagasaki Com. School
then appointed to present post.
Address : Ok uhirano - mura,
Kobe.

Kato, Masayoshi (Jn M IE ft),
Vice-President of the Nippon
Yusen Kwaisha (Japan Mail
Steamship Company) ; ^. Feb.
1854, in Hoki Province; 2nd
s. of Ryokichi Kato; m. Ki-
kue, 1st d. of Masahira Ta-
kerc. .Was for some time a
"clerk in Local Offices, and
'then Secretary of the Depart-

ment of Agricnlture iirid Corn*
merce 1885; thfe -same' year
entered the newly formed (by
amalgamation of the' -Mitsu^
bishi and Kyodo Uhyu)' Nip^
pon Yusen Kwaisha with the
late Mr. Morioka; its first Pi^^
sident ; was elected a Director,
1889, and Vice-President 18-
93 ; as the result- of his iu'-
spection tour in Korea,- North
China and South China 1901,
the Hunan Steamship Com-
pany" was, founded by him be-
coming himself, its President ;
this Company was the forer-
unner of the Present Japan and
China Steamship Company;
made a tour of Lidia, Euro-
pe and America to inspect
shipping business, 1906—19-
oy ; once elected Special Mem-
ber of Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce, etc. ; was decorated
with 2nd Order of merit in
reward of his services during
the Russo-Japanese War 19-
06. Recreation : Fine Arts.
Club : Japan Club. Address •:
No. 2, ichome, Motozonocho,
Kojimacb.i. Tokyo. 71?/. •• 305
Bancho. . ^

Kato, Mokuzaeinon Ciia M S
^ #1 F5), Porcelain manufact-
urer, Chairman of Board of
Directors of the Seto Electric
Railway Co., Lfd^, Represe-
tative Partner of Seiei & Co.,
Managing Dir. of the Seto
Bank, Ltd., Aud. of the O-

Kst

riental Salt Co., Ltd. ; b. in
■Aiehi-prefeGtilre ; y. b. of Kyu-
zaburo Kate ; m. Karte, e. d-.
of Mokubei Kato. Succeeded
his adopted father in 1875.
Address : Setocho., Higashi-
Kasugai, Aichi-ken.

Kato, Kinzaburo (M '% # H
W)y cotten dealer, Dir. of
the Tokai Cotton Ya.rn, Ltd. ;
b. in 1 84 1 in Aichi-prefect-
ure ; 2nd. s. of Takezo Kato ;
in. Ume, e. d. 6f Ikachi Mo-
rimoto of the same prefecture.
Add^sss : Higashi - tamachi,
.Nakaku, Nagoya.

Kato, Hokuzo (jlin ^ % ^),
;Soy-bre\^et, ex-Mem. of the
House of Representatives ; b.
in 1 858 in the province of Mi-
kawa. Edue.: graduated from
the Keiogijuku in 1879. Be-
came Director of the Hoi Mid-
dle School in 1 88 r ; organized
the Hoi Bank ; was elected
Mem. of the Aichi Prefectural
Assembly ; then of the House
of Representatives; was a mem-
ber of the Shimfoto (Progres-
sive Party). Address: Hoi-
gun, Aichi-ken.

Kato, Sadajiro (in R A ^ I|3),
Mil. Intendant, Head of the
Clothing and Subsistence Bu-
reau at the War Office ; b. in
ri!§63 in Qkayams-prefecture,;
m..:,M.oii, e., d. of , Masasuke
HaQ/asM^; -a , Satsuma samurai,
BdM.r^t^A. .fr(3in -ihs. Kyo-
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Officers' School). 2nd Assist.
Paymaster, 1891 ; Mil. Intend-
ant, 1908. Took part in the
Sino-Japanese war and the
late war as well. Decorated
with 4th Class of R. S. and
G. K. Address: IcMgaya,
UsHgome-ku, Tokyo.

Siato, SaclaKic|d KMM:^a)i

YigerAdm^j^^^icectQr of Y'o-
"ffosuKa " Ifaval .A^rsenal: b
1861 at Tokyo ; 3t« .y. of Ya-
suyoshi Kato, a samurai ; m.
ISTobu, 3rd d. of-'Yakichi Mita
of Tokyo. 2nd Sub.-Lieut., i8:-
B6; Captain, 1892; Rear-Adm.,
1907- Took part in the late
war as Capt. of the cruiser
Akitsushima. * Rewarded with
3rd Class of R. S. and G. K.
Vice-Adm. , Dec. 1^x2. Ad-
dress : Yokdsuka.

Kato, Seikei (io M JE M\
Mem. of H. P., high-tax-
payer; b. in 1858 in'Ehime-
pretecture ; e. s. of Seikichi
Kato ; m. Sae, y. s. of Goro
Sasakibara of the same pre-
fecture. A large land-owner.
Address: Takihama-mura, Ni-
iori-gun, Ehime-ken.

Kato, Akikado (Hn ^ ^ W),
Director of the Osaka City
Higher Comidercial School ;
b.; in the province of lyo.
Educ. : gi'aduated Philosophy
at the Imperial University, of
Toicyo. Address : Osaka-city.

Ka;to, Tahei <in. M % [^%
farmer, high -tax -payer; b.'m

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1842 in Tochigi - prefecture ;
4th s. of Bunzaemon Inaba ;
m. Cho, e. d. of Goro Kato.
Succeeded his adopted father
in 1897, A large land-ov'mer
in the prefecture. Address:
Kita-takaaezawa-mura, In-ya-
gun, Tochigi-ken.

Kato, Taikyu (in li # ^),

Majox-&£U*=!Cr«ti-ffi$J.I.;>,-. f>. in
1854 at Shizuoka; 2nd s. 01
Taikichi Kato, a samurai;
m. Tsune, d. of Yukimitsu O-
guraof Echigo. Educ. : stud-
ied at the Heigakuryo (de-
funct Mil. Col.). Sub-Lieut.,
1 879; afterwards sent to Fran-
ce 1905 ; Dir. of the Osaka
Mil. Arsenal, 1907 ; retired,
1910. Took part in the Sino-
Japanese war as Inspector of
Stores of the Combined Bri-
gade and that of the 1st Army;
and also in the late war as
Commander of the 3rd Regi-
ment of Foot Art. and Chiei
of the Infantry Corps of the
Yalu Army. Decorated with
2nd Class of Merit and G. K.
v4<2y;rj.5-.' Akagishitamachi, U-
shigomeku, Tokyo ^_ _^
Kato. '1 a-Kaaki \,/jli m S\ M),^

<^x-Min. of Foreign Affairs, ist
Order of Merit, K. C. M. G. ;
^. 3 Jan. 1859 at Saya-mura
in the province of Owari ;
adopted into the family' of
Buhachiro Kato ; m. 1886 Ha-
ruji, y. s. of Baron Hisaya I-
wasakl. Educ. : grad. Lkw,

Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1881. En-
tered business as a clerk, of
the Mitsubishi (Iwasaki & Co.),
and then entered the Foreigli
Office, 1887, and was appoint-
ed Private Secretaiy to Count
Okuma 1888; transferred to
Fin. Dep't. to be promoted
Dir. of the Banking Bureau;
then of the Taxation Bureau;
returned to the Foreign Of-
fice and was sent to England
as Minister Plenipotentiary,
1894 — Ig99; Minister for F.

Affairs, 1900 — 1901 ; sat twice
in the Housr of Representa-
tives ; appointed Minister for
F. A.' in the Saionji cabinet,
but obliged to leave the Mi-
nistry owing to his opposi-
tion to the Railway nationaliza-
tion ; Ambassador to St. Ja-
mes until., Dec. 1912 ; thefi,
last post till February 19 13.
Clubs : Tokyo club and Nip-
pon club. Address: No.. 33,
Shimonibun-cho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel : 268 Bancho.

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_^ Kato, Taromatsu (in B ±m
fX Deputy Mayc r. Address .■
Kyoto Municipal Office.""

Kato, Terumaru CJn M M BX
Igakuhakushi (pediatrics and
yicciriatioii);' court physician :
b- 1863; e.s. of Baron H.
Kato. Educ. : studied at the
Gaikokugo Gakko (defunct
Gov. Foreign Language Sch-
ool) and grad. Medicine in
the Berlin Univ. Address :
Gobancho,, ICojimachilcu, To-
kyo. Tel.: 435 Bancho.
n - Kato, Tokiiiro (MM # ^ W),
Proprietor of Kato's Hospital,
M. D,; ,5. in 1858 in Fuku-
oka-prefecture ; e. s. oi Gen-
kan Kato ; m. Saki y. s. of
Yujiro Yanagiwara of Shizu-
oka-ken. Educ. : studied a-
broad Derinatologie. ' Is well
known as a socialist. Ad-
dress :' Kobikicho, Kyobashi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1 102 Shimba-
shi.

Kato, Tomosaburo (M M H
3; P),^.3y^ce-i\H|Tiii;J^„Com-
mander-in-Ghief of the Kure
Adm. ; b. on the 22nd of the
2nd month in the ist year of
Bunkyu (1859) in Hiroshima-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Hichi-
robei Kato, a samurai ; m.
Kiyo, 2nd d. of Tetsuin Emi
of the same prefecture, Educ. :
grad. from the Naval College.
Appointed Second Sub-Lieut.,
1884; Captain, 1899; "Proi.
of. the Naval Academy ; Sec-

tional Chief of the Naval Af-
fairs Bureau of the Navy ;
■Chief of Staff of the Standing
•Squadron, 1902 ; Chief of Staff
of the Kamimura Squadron ;
transferred to that of the Com-
bined Fleet during the war ;
appointed Vice-Minister ; then
present post, 1906 ; promoted
to Vice- Adm., 1908. He was
the Tight-hand officer of Adm.
Tog5;and Kamimura in the
late war. Decorated with the
2nd Order of R. S. and 2nd
Class of G K. as a- war
tionoiir. Recreation: Reading.
Address : Kure..

Kato, Tsunetada (Jin ,1? '|fi ,f,),
Mem. of the House of Peers
since 191 2, Direcor of the
Kitahama Bank, Ltd., Pro-
prietor of the Osaka Fhimpo ;
b. in 1859 at Matsuyama ;
3rd 5-. of Aritsune Ohara, a
samurai of Matsuyama clan';
m. Hisa, y. s. of Shogoro
Kashimura of Tokyo. Educ. :
studied in the Goverriment
Foreign Language School and
the Law School of Dep't. of
Justice ; graduated Politics at
the Paris University. Was
appointed Diplomatic Attache
in 1886; Secretary of Lega-
tion ; Councillor of the For-
eign Office ; Private Secretary
to the Foreign Minister ; Mi-
nister Resident; Minister
Plenipotentiary ; resigned the
Dost in 1907 ; was elected'

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Kat

Mem. of the House of Re-
presentatives for Matsuyama.
Address: Nishinomiya, Setts u.

Kato, TJliei (Jn m"^ ^ W),
Mem. of H. R., high-tax-
payer, Pres. of the Kuroishi
Bank, Ltd., Dir. of the Ao-
mori-ken Agricultural and Te-
chnical Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1861
in Aomori-prefecture ; e. s. of
Seinosuke Kato ; m. Ritsu,
J/, s. of Bungo Imarzumi of
the same prefecture. Twice
sat in the House of Repre-
sentatives ; Special Mem. of
the Red Cross Society of
Japan, Honorary Mem. of the
Aomori-ken Agricultural As-
sociation. Address : Kuroi-
shicho, Minami-tsugaru-gun,
Aomori-ken.

Kato, Yasuaki Cin IS # fO,
Viscount; <5. on the I2tli of
the 8th month of the 3rd year
of Koka (1864); in the pro-
vince of lyo ; 4th .f. of Ya-
sumiki Kato, Dsu Clan ; m.
Fukuko,.j/. ^■..''of Marquis To-
kudaiji. Address: Oka;chi-
machi, Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel. :
1925 Shitaya.

Kato, Yasugoro (in Ji 3c £.
W), Ironmonger, Dir. of the
Tetsugyo Bank, Ltd. ; b. in
1 848 in the capital ; e. s. of
Denkichi Kato of Tokyo. Suc-
ceeded to his father's business.
His store is known as the
" Kydya ". Address : Zaimo-
kucho, Kanda, Tokyo. 7e/. :

776, 2700, /. d. Honkyoku.'
Kato, Yonokichi (Jii ^^ ;^
a),'* Expert to Niigata-prefe-
cture and the, Southern Man-
churian Railway Co., Ltd, ; b.
in 1867 in the province of Mu-
sashi ;_ s. of Rinnosuke Kato;
m. Ko, .2nd d. of Junzo Lio-
ue of the yame province. Edztc. :
graduated Engineering at the
Imperial University of Tokyo
in 1894. Address : Nogicho,
Tail-en.

Kato, Yogoro (.MmmS. I15)r
Rigakzi-hakiishi, Prof, of the
Higher Technical School.
Educr^ graduated from the
College of Science of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address:
Nippon, Nippori-mura, Kita-
toshima-gun, Tokyo-fu. -

Kato, Hachitaro (MMA-kW),
Paymaster-Inspector, Chief of
the Financial Dep't of the
Yokosuka Admiralty; b. in
1864, Was appointed Pay-
master-Cadet in 1886; Staff-
Paymaster in 1 897 ; Fleet-
Paymaster in 1898; Paymast-
er-Inspector in 1905. Ad-
dress : Yokosuka.

Kato, Yuchiyo /in ,* *i ^
-f^),,yetejinarySurgeon.-Lieut.

Colonel, Chief of the Vete-
rinary Medical Dep't of the.
Garrison in Chosen ; b. in
Gumma-prefecture. Vet. Sur-
geon-Sub-Lieut, in 1894;
Vet. Surgeon-Capt. • in 1 897 ;.
Vet. Surgeon-Maj. in 1904;.

Sat

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Vet. Surgeon - Lieut.- Col. in
1907 ; 4th Order of the R. S.
and 4th Class of the G..-K.
Address : Seoul.

' Kato, Yujiro (jin M fM ?>i:B15),
a Commander of the Navy,
ProK of the Torpedo School ;
b. in 1874. Cadet in 1888;
Commander in 1909. Decora-
tions .•4th Order of the R. S.
and 4th Class of the G. K:
Address : Naval Office.

Jtatogi, Shigenori (M M^'A
®)) Proprietor of the " Denyu-
sha"y Mem. of the Tokyo
. Chamber of Commerce ; b. in
1857 at Taifa, Iwaki; 2nd s. of
Naochika Katogi, a saimirai
of Miharu ; in. Kame, e. d. of
Tomizo Ishizaka of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Kogakuryo in 1877. Entered
the Dep't of Communications;
resigned the post in 1888 ;
went to U. S. A. and studied
Electricity ; became expert to
the Mitsuyoshi Electric firm
in 1896 ; founded the Dehyur
ska in- 189,0 and became, its
editor ; elected Pres. of the
Tokyo Electrical Guild. ./?^-
creations: Jujits'u, fencing, pho-
togmphy and billiyards.- Ad-
dress-: i\'tinami-'J.<.inroku-cho,
Kyobashi- ku,' Tokyo. Tel. :
24 ;• 2849 /. d. Shimbashi.

' Katsuda, Magoya (© © ^

1!). President of the Seika
Gjrls' School, Compile!- of the
hrstorj- of tlVe Meiji Restora- ■

tion given charge by the
Dep't of Education;'^, the 8th
in. of the \i,ty. of Keio(ig65)
in Kagoshirna-ken. Edtic.-.gra.-
duated from the Kagoshima
Normal school and then from
the Meiji Horitsu-gakko (Now
Meiji Daigaku, a privated
law college). ^ Once was
a writer of the Tokyo Asaki
SJdmhun, a daily paper;
given charge and engaged
by the College of Literature
of the Tokyo Imp. Univer-
sity as compiler of Japanese
history; then present p9sts.
Publications: " On Imperial
Parliament;" " Biography of
Saigo Takamori;" Biography
of Okubo Toshimitsu." Recre^
ations: chirography; garden-'
ing. Address: No. 91, Ka-
shiwagi, Yodobashi, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo-fu. ' /

Katsujima, Sennosuke CU ft
% ^ :^), .^rd Orde of the Ri-
sing Sun, JuigahuhaliusTii, ve-
terinary surgical and internal
treatment), Prof, of the Agri^
cultural College in the To-
kyo Imperial University ; b.
in 1858 in Hiroshima - prefe-
cture ; 2nd s. of S5bei Katsu-
jima; 7/2. Chitose, e.d.oiYiyn-
ichiro Ono of Okayama-pre-
fecture. Educ. : grad. frorn the
Government Agricultural and
Forestry School, 1883 ; fur-
ther stud igd in Europe. Was
appointed Prof of the Tokyo

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Kat

Agricultural and Forestry
School, 1887 ; present post,
1 89 1.. Address: Harajuku,
Sendagaya, " Toyotama-gun,

Tokyo. iTe?..- 3881 SHba.

Katsiimata, Aijiro ( Jf X '^ ^
IP), Expert of Yamagata-pre-
fecture. Address : Hatago -
machi, Yamagata-city.

Katsumoto, Kanzaiburo CSt *
ill H Sl$), Hogahihakushi (cri-
minal code), Prof, of the Kyo-
to Imperial University ; ;5. in
1866 at Osaka; s. of Chiiji-
ro Shiono ; m. Tatsuko, e. d.
of Shayo Tamba of Aichi-pre-
fecture. Educ. : grad. Law in
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1893. Was appointed Pro-
curator ; sent to Germany to
study criminal law, 1899; on
returning was appointed pre-
sent post. Address : Shimo-
shigi-mura, Atagogunj Kyo-
to.

Kats'ifa, Hidema (M ^ .©),

Manager of the Imperial Phy-
sicians' Bureau, court phy-
sician; 3. in 1 86 1 in Niigata-
prefecture ; 6th s. of Shingo
Katsura, a saimCrai ; in. Iwao,
y. s. of Etsuji _Sannomiya of
Shiga -prefecture. Address:
Otsukakubomachi, Koishika-
waku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1669

Katsura, Benzo <M P .H>,

Prof (Metallurgy) of the To-

• kyo Imperial University ; b. m

1874 at Chofu in Yamaguchi

Prefecture. Ediic. : graduated
Metallurgy at the Tokyo Im-
perial ^University in 1898 ;
studied in Europe and Ame-
rica, i 907 — 1 9 1 o. Address :■
No. 58, Sendagieho, Hongo-
ku', Tokyo.
. Katsura, Sentarp C^Jf icIP),
Lord Steward to H. I. H.
Higashi- Fushimi - no - Miya,
Chief Guardian of H. I. H.'
Yasu- no - Miya ; , 6. 1854 in .
Choshu ; e. s. of .Risiike Sai-
haku, a samurai ;. in. Hisa,
.adop. d. of Toyozo Fukui of
Tokyo. Manager of the Bureau
of Decorations Assist. -Supfer-
intendent of the Crown Prin-
ce's Affairs Office ; and then
present post. Address : IcK-
beicho, Azabu, Tokyo. ' ,

Katsura, Taro (ft X SRX
Prince, ex-Pre. ,Geii., Grand
Order of the Chrysanthemum,

Kat [ 366 ]

3rd Class of the Golden Kite ;
G.C.M.G.; b. on the 28th of
the nth month in the 4th
year of Kokwa (1847); e.s. of
Yoichiemon Katsura, a Cho-
shu samurai ; in. Kana, e. d. of
Hamajiro Murakami of Na-
goya. Educ. : studied in a
Military School in Prussia at
his own expense, 1869 — -iS-
.^3, Appointed Captain, 1874;
Military Attache to the Le-
gation at iBerlin, 1 875— 1 878,
recalled and attached to the
General Staff with additional,
post of Secretary to the Cabi-
net; Colonel, 1882; went a-
broad in the suite of Prince
Oyama, 1884—1885 ; Chief of
Mil. Affairs Bureau, 1884;
Major-Gen., 1885 ; Vice-Mi-
nister for War, 1886 — 1891 ;
Lieut.-Gen. 1890; Coniman-
der of the Nagoya Division ;
Governor- Gen. of Formosa,
1896.;, Commandant of the
Tokyo Bay Defence, 1 896 —
1898; War Minister, 1898—
1900; then Premier, 1901 —
1905. Premier again and Mi-
nister of ITinanc&as additional
post from, 1908' to Aug,,i9ii;
Grand Chamberain to His
Majesty, August 1912-Decem-
b'er 1912; Premier in the third
time after the 2nd Saionji Ca-
binet collapsed in December
1 9 1 2 ; resign ed, February ' i .^ .
During the Japan-China war
the Prince commanded th.-

Third Division and was made
Viscount ; invested with '.the
3rd Class of Golden Kite." In
recognition of service for bring-
ing about the Anglo-japanese
Alliance, the General was
made Count. In the late war
he was head of the admini-
stration; made Mai-quis after
the war and Prince after the
annexation of Korea, iqti.
He formed a new political
party, Eikkendoshikai, Feb-
ruary 19 1 2. Address ; Mita.
Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 34,
35 SMba.

Katsura, YolcM (Qi'l^ — ).
director of the Filjita-gumi
& Co,; 6. the 5th m, of the
15th y. of Meiji (1882) in
Tokyo ; s. of Prince Tare
Katsura ; m. -Tei, 2nd d. of
Baron Tadazumi Nitta, May
1906. Educ.: graduated the
cours3 of mining and metall-
urgy of the engineering col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. U-
niv., 1905. Was appointed ex-
pert of the Dep't of Agri.
and Com. after his gradua-
tion ; entered the present firm,
March 1907. Address : No 3
of 83 Tennojitsukahara, Hi-
gnshi-nari-gun, Osaka-fu. Tel.:
1274 Miaami.

Katsurada, Fujiro (SHI

and patfioipgyJ/PVof.'of 'the
Okayama Medical College; 6.
in 1867 in Ishikawa-prefect-

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Kat— Eaw

ure ; e: s. of Toyoyat Shoda ;
m. Tatsu,^. d. of Yuri Shigfe-
riori. £duc. :' passed the Gov-
ernment medical examination,
1887; studied as an elective
student at the Tokyo Imperial
University ; further investigat-
ed anatomy and pathology in
Germany, 1899 — 1902. Was"
appointed Prof of the ^rd
High School, 1893 ; and then
piresent post, 1902. Address':
Kami-nishikawacho, Okaya-
ma. ■

Katsnta, Yomozo (lit H .ffl :t
M), Lieutenant General on the
reserve. Address : No. .2089,
Fukiaimachi, Kobe.

Katsuura, Tokujiro QB iS S
— I!5), Judge of the Nagasaki
Court of Appeal. Address :
the^ Nagasaki Court of Ap-
peal, Nagasaki-shi.

Kawabara, Kesataro ()i\ J>
^^:k S15)^Captain, attacie to
the Imp. Embassy in Eussia
3. in 1870, Cadet in 1905.
Decorations : 3rd. Order of the
R. S.. and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address: St. Petersburg.

Kawabata, Gyokusstsu C;il
& 5 •)/ proper name:
Torasaburo Kawabata, artist,
Japanese painter; b. August
of the 13th ij. of Meiji (1880)
in Tokyo, 1st s, of the late
■ Gyokusho Kawabata. Is secre-
tary of the Terishinkwai. Ad-
dress: No. 19 Shimotomizaka-
cho, Koishikavva-ku, IJokyo.

■Tel: 799 Bancho. . ; .•:
Kawabata, Gyokusho OH m

S ^), paiiitsr, ex-Prof, of the
Tokyo Fine Art School; h. in
1 84 1 at Kyoto ; e. s. of Sahei
Kawabata ; m. Toshi, e''. d^
of Ryogen Sasaki, of Tokyo.
Edtic. .• studied painting under
Raish5 Nakajima. Had the
honour of painting on the
cryptomerifl, doors of the Im-
perial Palace, 1888 ;. appoint-
ed Prof of the Tokyo Fine
Art School, 1890. He is re-
puted to be one of the lead--
ing if not the best -painter
of the Japanese School. Norn
de Phime : Keitci (respecting
compact house) and Tensltin-
do (natural beautiful ^stodjo); -
established Ka-wabata Pain-
ting school; 1909; appointed'
member of Art in the Imp.
House since 1896; decorated
with 4th Order of Merit and
was promoted to the rank of
Jushii. Address: Shimo-Tomi—
saka, Koishiktiwa-ku, Tokyo.
Tel^: 799 Bancho.

Kawabata, Mosho C;il M
« ^),^ artist, Japanese

painter, teacher of the Ka-
wabata Painting School ; b.
March of the 16th y. of Meiji
(1883) in Tokyo, 2ad s. of
the late Gyokusho Kawaba-
ta. Is secretary of the Teu-
shinkwai. Deoordiion : 8th or-.
der of merit. / Address : No.

law

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$4 Minami-denchu SugamOr-
cho, Kita-tosliima-gun, Tokyo-
fu._ ,_

; E^wabe, Hironaga CM ^ 1f
#), Baron (cr. 1884); Mem-
ber of the House of Peers ;
4. March, 1865, in Kyoto j
brother of Count Michifusa
Madenokoji, and adopted by
Nagakadzu Kawabe ; pi. Ki-
shie, 1st. d. of Hoyo Tomi-
moto, a samurai of Tokyb.
Eiiuc. : Peers' School ; Tokyo
Chinese Classical School ; Qn.-
chigakusha. Served in the
Imperial Household Depart-
mejit ; Lord-in- Waiting in the
Meikyu Hall, 1886. Granted
4th Order of Merit. Addressj-
No, 417 Higashi - okubo, O-
kubo - mura, Toyotama - gun,
Tolcyo-fu.. Club ': Seiko Club.
Tel.: 3 13 1 Bancho.

Kawal^e, Seiran CM % vt
^). lady painter (Japanese) ■
&, Jan. of the 1st y. Meiji
(1868) in Osaka. JEduo. : stu-
died painting under Seiko
Hashimoto. Obtained^ many
p:5iz:es in various exhibitions.
Address : No. 28 Minaiiii-
horie-Shita-rdori, Nishi-ku,
Osaka,

Eawalbe!,, Masao Cfof ^ IE ^^i

Toseki by nom de phmtei art-
iat, (design, building and room
decoration); b. June 1874 in
Qkayama; ssdi Yoshimitsu
Kawabe. Rdtic.,: ^adnated
the building design course

of the Tokyo Art school in
1899. Professor at the Tokyo
Highier Technical school,
1899-19OO; employed by his
nhna_ -mater, 19CO-J904;
examiner of the -Nihon Art
Asso., t(yiy, engaged in the
office of the St. Louis Ex-'
bibition under the Agr. and
Com. Dep't, 1904; proceeded
to America by the "order of
the 'Dep't, March 1904;
started ° his ow;!! business in
New York, April 1905;
made ah observation tour,
through Europe, ,,4909;.; re-
turned home-, 1912; designed
the building decoration and-
water spout of the 5th Home
Industrial Exhibition in 190 1;"
gained prize for his- design of
Japanese building in the Paris
Grand Exhibition in 1901.
Address: 5 Uchisaiwai-cho,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

Ka-wabueW, Tatsuoki CJH M 11
m, 3rd Order of Merit, Chief
Procurator of tht -Hiroshima
Appeal Court; b. in i860 in
Toshii ; 2nd s. of Gyozo Ka-
wabuchi; iti. Taki, e. d". of Jun-
ten Hino of the Kochi-prefect-
ure. Passed the Governmient
Examination-, 1887. Appoint-
ed Procurator ; Proc.. ^of the .
Osaka District Court ; then of
the Nagasaki Appeal Court ;
Chief Procurator of Saga Dis-
trict Court ; then of the To-
kyo District Court ; then pre-

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Kaw

sent post. Address : Yanagi-
machi, Hiroshima.
. KawacM, IToTjuliiko CM W fs

,#), Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 49th Re-
giment of Infantry; b. 1868
in Yamaguchi-ken. Sub-
Lieut., July 1888; Lieut.,
Nov. 1892; Captain, Oct.
1897; Major, March 1903;
-Lieut., Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, March 1912. De-
corations: 6th Order of S.
T., 4th Order of R. S., 3rd
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Kofu, Yamanashi-ken.
Kawaehi, Eeizo (rSfftil^).
MajorTGeneral, Commande'
of the 15th Brigade of In-
' fantry; b. the 9th m. of the
1st y. of- Gwunji (1864),
Kagoshima-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
June ■ 1885; Lieut., Nov.
1889; Captain, Oct. 1894;
Major, Feb. 1900; Lieut.
Colonel, Aug. 1 904; Colonel,
Nov. 1807; Major-General,
Sept. 191 1. Decoratio7is: ii^\
Order S, T., 3rd Order of
R. S.. 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Shin-hotta-
machi, Kitakanbara - gim,
Niigata-keh.

Kawada, Katsuji CMffl©?l&).
Naval Captain, chief of the
Torpedo Dep't of the Kure
Naval Yard; b-iZjo. Ednc:
the Naval Academy. Com-
mander, May 1902; second -
Captain, Sept. 1906; Cap-

tain, April 1912. Was. i
member of the Naval" -Ma-
terial Office in the Dep't of
the Navy. Decorations: Af^
Order of R. S., 4th Order
of S. T, 4 class of G. K.
Address: the Kure Naval
Yard.
Kawada, Ryokiclu C;ii H Ji

ri), Baron,. Managing Dir. of
the Hakodate Dock Yard Co.,
Ltd.; b. in 1856 in Toshii;
e. s. of the late Baron Ko-
ichiro Kawada wh(j was gov^
ernor of the Bank of Japan.
ni. Harui, e. d. of Naritami:
Kusanose, a samiird; of To-
shii Clan. Address: Shin-
Ogawacho, Ushigomeku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 85 Bancho. .'

Kawada, Yo (ji| H !f ), Chair-
man of Directors of tiie Keio
Electric Railway Co , Ltd.,
Director of the Kokura Eail-
way Co. , Ijtd. , Director
of the Nippon Kyodo Tea
Mfg. Co., Ltd', Auditor of
the Celluloid Artificial .Silk
Twisting Co., Ltd. ; b. ia 18-
yo; e s. of the kte Dr. Ka-
wada ; m. Tsunc, e. ^/. of Count
Kuroki. Address : Wakam'-
yacho.Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel.:
1300 Bancho.

Kawada, Yosozaemon (M C5

^ m ■&% Pi;,.ex-Me.mherof the
House of Peers (representing
the highest taxpayers of Aki-.
ta prefecture). Director of the
Akita Bank ; b. Feb. of the

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Stliji/. of Meiji (1875), Akita
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Yosobet
Kawada; m. 'Kisa., 3rd d: oi
Shinzaburo Sato,- of Niigata
prefecture. Address : Takasa-
machi, Kita-akita-gun, Akita-
ken,
Kawaguehi, Hidetake C)i.^ P

Chiet of the ist Section of the
Staff- Paymaster in 1899
Fleet' Paymaster in 1963
Paymaster-Inspector in 1909
Address Kiwe.
Kawaguclii, Hikoji (ji| p ;g

?fe)) Commissioner of Oita-
ken. Address: No. 363
Tehjin-cho, Oita-Shi, Oita
Prefecture.

Kawaguehi, ElihicMro (ji| P
-^ -b MID. Pres. of the Sanyo
Soy Co.> Ltd., Dir. of the
Shin-ei Co., Ltd., the Kobe
Trust Co., Ltd., the 38th.
Bank, Ltd., and the Kobe
Fukiai Harbour Rewoirking
Co., Ltd.; b.m iS/oinHyo-
go- prefecture ; e. s. of the
late Kaihichiro Kawaguehi; m.
Toyo, e. d. of Jiiro Kako of
the same prefecture. Succe-
eded his father, 1881 ; Mem.
of the County Assembly ; and
of the Prefectui-al Assembly;
Alderman ; Mem. of H. R. ;
has travelled widely ; was
on the Committee of the Paris"
Exposition. Address: Sone-
mufa, Shikama-gun, Hyogo-

ken-

'Kawaguehi, Takesada , (|i1 . M
^ S)) Baron, Naval Paymas-
, tey5e^exaJ-(imhaIf pay), Mem.
"of H. P.; ■^^. hri846 in Wa-
kayama - prefecture ; e. s. of
Buemon Kawaguehi,, a samu-
rai ; m. Nao, aunt of Visco-
unt Kageyushoji. Entered the
Army as a paymaster, 1874;
Dir. of the Military Paymas-
ters' School ; Prof of the Mi-
litary Academy ; Naval Pay-
master General ; Vice-Minis-
ter of the Imperial Hause-
hold Dep't ; created Baron
for services in the China -
Japan war. Address : Sono-
be, Kaiso-gwi, Wakayama-
ken. - -■

Kawaguehi, Torao CJij XX' '^'
Si), Prof of the Kumamoto
Higher Technical School; b. in
1871 in Fukuoka-prefecture ;
e. s. of Tsukasa Kawaguehi ;
nt. Hama, e. d. of Sen Ito of
Hyogo - prefecture. ; Edvc. :
grad. Civil. Eng. in the To-
kyo Imperial University, 1 895 ;
sent to U._ S. A._ and France
for studyj ,i9Q5--:^i9o6. Civil
Engineer oif the Kumamoto-
prefecture, 1896; Prof of the
5 th High School, 1900. Ad-
dress : Kawakamimura, Ho-
taku-gun, Kumamoto-ken.

Kawaguehi, TJtaro (Ji| P ^
:k IP), chief engineer of the
Tokyo Spinning Company.

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Kaw

Address- No, 113, HaramaGfei,
Koisliik iwa-lai, Tokj^o. ^

' Kawai, . Chubei CM -^ ,■?< $i
ft)i Ii'6n-monger ; i^. in 1873
at Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Siikee-
mon Wakizaka; m. Tetsu, e. d.
of Chubei Kawai. Succeeded
his adopt, f. in 1893. Ad-
dress: Namikimachi, Asakusa-
ku, Tokyo, Tel. : 10 16 Shita-
ya.

Ka-wai, Gyokxido (Jl| •g- ^ |f),
Yoshisaburo by proper name,
artist, Japanese painting; /;.
November 1873 in Aichi-
ken; s. of Kanshichi Kawai;
m. Tomiko, e. </. cf Yahei-
mon Ohara. Edi/c. : priva.tely;
studied painting under Gyc-
kusen Mochizuki in Kyoto,
under the late Bairei Kono
afterward; besides studied
by himself the schools of
Okyo, Kano and Chinese;
became one of the pupils of
the late Gaho Hashimoto in
189S. Obtained prize for his
monkeys picture in the 3rd
Flome Exhibition, 1890; very
often received honourable
medals in various exhibi-
tions; appointed art examine!
of the Dep't of Education
since 1907. Address: 29
Wakamiya-cho, Ushigome-
ku, Tokyo. Tel,: 3440

Bancho. , . ^ , ^ ,. „

Jlarfai, Hambei (M -^, ^ ^•

»)," Metal Importer (Iron and

Copper); ^. in 1853 at To-

kyo; e. s. of Han-emon Kawai;
m. Katsu, e. d.of Kihei 0.*-?,ii-
be. Succeeded ' his fathe in
1877; his store is knowi. as
the "Isakaya." Address: Ifon-
gincho, Nihombashiku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 3930, 3931 Honl<yoku.

Kawai, Ichiro (jii -g- — IR),
representative partner of Kin-
ka & Co., director of the Kyo-
to Horse Improvement Co.,
Ltd., timber-merchant; b. in
1 85 5 in Kyoto-fu; e. s. of Chii-
bei Kawai, a samurai of Kyo-
to ; in. Yoshi, e. d. of Bunki-
chi Takahashi of Tokyo. Ad-
dress : Ivobikicho, ivyoba-
shi-ku, Tokyo.

Kawai, Itaro C)i| fs-'^X f!),
president of the Nemuro Dis-
trict Court. Address: the Ne-
muro District Court, Hokkai-'
do.

Kawai, Jutaro (M -u- -]?' i:
310, Rigakicliakushi (Ma3iem-
atics). Prof of the l^yoto Imp.
Univ.; b. in 1865 in Ishika-
wa-pref ; e. s. of Doichi Ka-
wai, a samurai; m. Misao, e. d.
of Kokushi Yamamoto of the
same-pref Educ. : grad. Sci-
ence at the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1 8S9; studied a'lathematics in
Germany,'-' 1 900 -?- 1 90 J . In-
structor of the 3rd High
School, 1889 ; Assist.-Prof. of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1899 J
Prof of the Univ., 1903. Ad-
dress : Miyiiki-eho, Kami-
kyoku, Kvoto.

Kaw

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Kawai, KozaTjixro CM # # S
Sl>)> poet of new style, editor
of the Joshi Bimdan, a
literary magazine for women
readers, and is better known
as " Suimei" his noin de
phime; b. May, 1874, in
Sakai, Osaka^/, ^.- of Ma-
tahei Kawai; m-. 1893.
Edtic: studied in .the Wa-
seda University. He had a
special liking for poetry
when he was young, and
came to Tokyo in 1904.
Pvblications: '' Toyei'' and
" Kiri" both of which are
collections of his poems.
Address: No. 196, Haraju-
ku, Aoyama, Tokyo.
Kawn.'. Misao fW ^ %),
lfeU2£;fl,8B->jiP^ief of the Perso-
nnel Bureau at the War OflSce;
b. in 1 864 in Dita -prefecture ;
2nd i-. of Morimasu Kawai, a
saifmrai; m. Yae, e. s. of Yoshi-
y-asu Wada of Tokyo. Educ. :
grad. from the Military Aca-
demy 1885, and the Mil. Col-
lege. Sub.-Lieut., 1886; Lieut.,
1889; Gapt., 1894; Major,
1900; Lieut.-Colonel, 1904;
Colonel, Nov. 1907. He was
Prof of the Mil. Academy
and sent twice to Germany
for study^ Was oti the staff
of the Gov.-Gen. of Formosa
in the Sino-Japanese war and
took part in the late war as
a. Member of the Staff of the

Manchurian army. Decorated
with 3rd Class of R.JS. and.

G-. K. ; present rank, Nov.

1912! J.c?c?ress ;Naito"chg, Yo^

tsuya-ku, Tokyo.

Kawai, Sahei CM -&• -fe ft S)>
Director of the Iron Works
Bank, Ltd., and the Tokyc.
Copper L'on Co., Ltd., iron-
monger ; b. \n 1 87 1 at To-
kyo ; 2nd s. of Kinbei Keda ,
was adopted by Sao Kawai ,
m. Kiku, 2nd d. of his fostet
father. His store is known
as the " Izakaya. " Address ^
Hongokucho, Nihombashiku,.

Tokyo. Tel.: 1 3 1 7 , 1376/.

d. Honkyoku.

Kawai, Shitaro Qf -^^jc 1!$),

Ringakukakushi, Prof, of the.

Imperial University of Tok^^o ;

b. in 1865 in Aichi-prefecture

c. s. of Kenzo Kawai, t- sa-
murai; m. Yasu, e. d. of Katsu-
goro Ogawa, of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the Agricul-
tural College in the Imperial
University of Tokyo in 1892;
studied Forest Utilization in
Germany and Austria, 1 899—
1903. Assistant-Prof ofthe
Agricultural College in 1896;
full Prof, on returning from
abroad ; was sent to America
on business purposes in 19 10.
Address: ' Harajuku, 'Senda-
gaya, Tokyo.

Kawai, Tamemi C.iii ^ .^B),
Pres, of the Osaka Agricul-
tural and IndustrialBank, Ltd.,

'^

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Kaw

and the 5 istBank, Ltd., Dir. of
the Osaka Kizugawa Cement
Co , Ltd., and the Kishiwada
Cotton Yam, Ltd.; b. in i8-
50 in Osaka ; 2nd s. of Ro-
:^zan Okabe, a samurai; m. Yuki,
.4th d. of Gembei Wada of
Osaka. Succeeded hi.s adop.
father in 1863. Address : Ki-
shiwadacho, Osaka-fu.

Kawai. Tatsutaro -M -pt- M
k W), Pi-es. of the Totsnhan
■Printing Co., Ltd.; b. in 1862
in Isliikawa-prefectiire ; e. s.
of Mnucnobu Miya, a samurai;
ni. K'vo, e. d. of Denzo Miwa
of the same pref Succeeded
his adopted father in 1883.
Address : Kaminegishi, Shi-
tayaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 2270
-Sliitaya.

Zawaji, Tosbiyasa (;i| SS- M
tS), Gov. of Kumamoto-pre-
fecture, 3rd Order of R. S.;
■b. in 1856 in Satsunia ; 5tli s.
■of Kizaemon Godai, a sa-
murai ; in. Mio, e. d. of tlie
well known Toshiyoshi Ka-
waji. Appointed Police - \\\-
■spector, 1879 ; Police-Superin-
tendent, 1883; Chief of Police
of Shiga-ken ; .Secretary of
Okinawa-ken, 1895 ; Gov. of
Gifu-ken, 1900 ; then of Nara-
ken, I906;^present post, 1908.
Address : Kumanioto.

Eawakami, Ghikaharu Cii h
■|a nt), Insp. Gen. of the Mft-
-tvopolitan Police Board; b. in
i8s6in Satsuma; e. s. ofSho-

bei Kawakami, a samurai; m.
Nil^, e. s. of Fu^akichi Naka-
iiim-a of 'Osaka. Began his.
career as Assist.-Pollce-^Lnspe-
ctor of the Police Board, |>88i ;
Chief of Police of Tocliigi-pre-
fecture; Secretary of Kumamo-
to-i)refeoture; Governor of To-
yania, Wakayania pres. 190-
5-9; ¥ayor of Kyoto, 191 2;
present post since Dec. 19 12.
Address : Yilrakn-cho, Koji-
machi-ku, Tokyo.

Kawakami, Chikayiiki Cji| _h
il ^--i Commander, Adjutant
to the Kure Naval ilrsenal ;
b. in 1869. Cadet in 1882;
Commander in 1907. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the R.- S.
and 4tli" Class of the G. K.
Address : Kure.

Kav/akami, Kojiro Cjil _h ^
Elt), KogaJcuhaJcusM, Dir. of Kee
-'ung Civil

Engineer-'
ing Office
ofFormo-
san Gov.;
b. 1873 •
in the pro-
vince of
Echigo.
Educ. :
graduated
from Civil
Eng. in the Tolcyo Imp. Univ.,
1S98. Civil Eng. of Formosan
Government,"' 1 899 ;■; sent ab-
road for investigatioii of har- .
hour works, 'ooo • on return-

Kaw

L 37.4 ]

ing from Europe, 1902, ap-
pointed present post. Rea'ea-
tion : Haiku (Seventeen-sylla-
bled verse) and . Waka (Japa-
nese poetry). Address : Keel-
ung, Formosa.

Kawakami, Uaonosuke Cjil ±
it Z U), Director of the Ni-
hon Kangyo Ginko (Hypothec
Bank of Japan) ; b. in 1865
in Satsuma ; e. s. of Sukeshi-
ehi Kawakami, a samurai;
in. Hiroko, 2nd d. of Ma-
sayoshi Matsukata, Marquis.
Ecluc. : graduated from the
Law Faculty in the Imperial
University of Tokyo in 1889.
Entered the Yokohama Specie
Bank and the present post.
Address ;• Higashimachi, Aza-
bu, Tokyo. Tel. : 730 Shiba.

Zawakami, Sashichiro OH ±
* -h m, -Auditor of the Bank
of Japan ; <5. in 1851 in Sa-
tsuma ; e. s. of Sukehachiro
' Kawakami, a samurai: wi. Ei,
■ 2nd d. of Shirobei Kawakami,
a samurai of Satsuma. Ad-
dress : Mikage, Hyogo-ken.

Kawakami, Joshitsune C^il ±
■^ ^), Consul-Generalat -Har-
bin ; b. in I §6 1 at Tokyo.
Educ. .' graduated from the
Tokyo School of Foreign Lan-
guages in 1 884. Entered the
Foreign Office as Chaacellor;
was for a long time at Vla-
diyostock as Commercial A-
_^ent,';;' then present "post in
1907. Took part in the late

war as Interpreter and was
decorated with 3rd Order of
Rising Sun for services. .Ad-
dress : Harbin. ~

Kawakami, Tsunero Cjil 1. %
MR), Governor of South Chulla-
do iiTCBo-sen. Address : Fusan .

Kawakita,' Sihachiro (M^ib ^
A IR), Colonel of Art., Com-
mander' of fhfe fSth Regiment
of Field y\rt. ; b. in 1 865 in
Ishikawa-prefecture. Sub -Li-
eutenant of Art. in 1887 ;.
Lieutenant of Art. in 1890;-
Captain of Art. in 1894 ; Ma-
jor of Art. in 1899 ; Lieut.-
Colonel of Art. in 1904 ; Colo-
nel of Art. in 1908 ; 3rd Order
of the R. S. and 4th Clas.s
of the G. K. Address : ,K6-

nodai. . _^.. .

Kawakita, Kaho pil*«**),
Artist, Japanese painter, lec-
turer of the !&yoto Munici-
pal Art School ; b. Sept. 1881
in Kyoto-city. Educ. : stu-
died painting under the late
Bairei Kono,. Hobun Kikuchi.
Obtained thrice the third pri-
zes in the ist, 2nd and 3rd.
Art Exhibition of the Dep't
of ]Educ.; diploma in the 5 th ;
besides obtained often prizes
in various, exhibitions. Ad-
dress : Ogawa, Shimotachi.-
Kami-kyo-kix, Kyoto.

Kawakita, KiyoshiCJil*^),
Prof of the 2nd High School ■;
b. in 187s in Mie-prefecture ;
2nd s. of Yoshitaku Kawa-

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Kaw

kita, a samurai ; in. Shige, e.
s. of Goro Yamadaka, a sa-
murai oi Tokyo. Educ.: grad-
uated Science at the Imperial
University of Tokyo iniSp/.
Was appointed present post
after graduation, jlddress :
Doshin-machi, Sendai.

Kawakita, Notatsu (M ^ ^
t6 ^)) Kdgakuhakushi{z.'^'^X\e.d
chemistry), Prof of the Eng.
Col. in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ;
b. in 1853 in Kumamoto ; ni.
Matsu, e. d. of Tsunehisa Na-
riai of Tokyo. Educ. : grad.
Chemisty at the Kogaku Ryo
(defunct Gov. Eng. School).
Assist. -Prof of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1895. Address:
Shinmeicho, Komagome, Hon-
goku, Tokyo.

Kawakita, Shirobei C;i| S ffl
m 8P- :K «),^ Pres. of the Tsu
Chamber of Commerce, the
105th Bank, Ltd., and the
Tsu Electric Co., Ltd., Dir.
vf the Kansai Reeling Qo.,
Ltd ; Aud. of the Mie Cotton
Yarn, Ltd.; /;. in 1854 in Mie-
irefecture : m. Koto, e. d. of
Noriaki Hirota of the same
prefecture. Address: Tsuki-
jicho, Tsu, Mie-ken.

Kawamata, lehibei C;i| % H 7ti
^ ^). Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Awa Kyo-
do Steamship Co., Ltd.; b. in
1 842 in Tokushima-prefecture;
e. s. of Yasusuke Kawamata.
A.ddress : Kamojimacho, To-

kushima-ken.

Kawamata, Ichitaro C;jl^ h
TU :fcl[5), high-tax-payer; -.(5: In
1 86 1 in Tokushima-prefectui-e;
3rd s. of Kajuro Kondo ; m.
Take, heiress to Ichibei Ka-
wamata. Succeeded his fatj;ier
in 1902. Address : Kamoji-
macho, Tokushima-ken.

Kawamata, Tolcusaburo Cji! ft
ffl ^ H IR), Mem. of H. . R.,
Pres. of the Awa Indigo Co.,
Ltd.; b. in i860 in Tokushi-
ma-prefecture; e. s. of the late
Tokusaburo Kawamata ; tn.
Kayo, y. s. of Shozaburo Na-
ka, of Tokushima-prefecture.
Elected Mem. of the Tokushi-
ma Prefectural Assembly; then
of H. R. ; Pres. of the Toku-
shima Chamber of Cominerce
and the Tokushima Railway
Co . , Ltd . Address : Kamoj i-
macho', Tokushima-ken.

Kawanioto, Jujiro (.Mi^%^
W), Igakuhakushi (-g^Aal-
mology); Prof of the^^^jho
Imp. Univ. ; b. in 1859 in J^ie
province of Tajiraa ; m. Ka-
me, adop. d. of Masanori
ivato of Tokyo. Edtic.: grad.
Medicine- at the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1883; studied in Ger-
many and Austria, 1885 — 18-
Z(^. Appointed Prof of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., 1889. Ad-
dress : Fujimicho; Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo.

Kav/amura, Akira (;i| i^t #3,
Mem. of H. R. ; b. in Mie-

Sav

I 376 1

prefecture ; e. s. of Yaemon
: Kawamura ; m. Iku, jv. £. of
Kunitaka Dgawa of Hyogo-
prefecture. Address : Shin-
boricho, Azabu, Tokyo.

Kawamura, Jozaburo (M W
g H IP), 8x- Vice-Minister for
Justice, HogakuhakusJii; b. on
the 20th of the 2nd month
in the 6th year of Ansei (18-
59) in Kyoto ; 3rd s. of Ka-
-kuzo Fuha, a samurai; m.
• Jun, e. d. 01 Yosho Ueda, of
Tokyo. Educ. : grad. Law
at the Shihosho Ho - Gakko .
(defunct Gov. Law School),
1884;. studied in Europe, 1 884
— 1 888.' Appointed Couiiciilor
bf 'the Dep't of Justice, 1888 ;
Judge of the Tokyo Appeal
Court ; Dir. of the Maebashi
L. C; Proc. of the Court of
Cassation ,; promoted to the
"present post, .1906. Address :
Minamimachi, Ushigomeku,
Tokyo. Tr/. .• 855 Bancho.
. JEtawainura Kageaki CJi! ^ ^
W;, Viscount, (iengxal,,. High
Military Councillor, Conunan-
der of tlie Tokyo Garrison ;
t on tfie 26th of the 2nd
month in the 3rd year of Ka-
ei (1850) at Nakamura in the
•province of Satsunia ; 3rd .f .
of Kichibei Nozaki, a samu-
rai ; m. Sd. At the age of
seventeen, took part in the
Restoration, fighting on the
side :of the Emperor against
the Shinsentai (Tokugawa's

picked troops) under Isamu
Kondo, who killed many of
loyal samurai. Took part as
a corporal in the Eto distur-
bance, 1 87 1, and also as an
acting commander of a bat-
taiion of the 3rd Army ^Bri-
gade in the Saigo rebellion.
Was promoted Major, 1 877 ;
Lieut.-Colonel, 1882; Colonel,
1886; Major- General, 1891 ;
took a distinguished part as
Commander of the Body
G\ia.rd Infantry ist Brigade
under the late Prince Gener-
al Yoshihisa ' in the expedi-
tionary force sent to Formosa
at the close of the Sino-Japa-
nese War; was created Baron
and invested with 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite for services
in the war ; Lieut. -General,
1900; General, 190S; render-
ed signal service to the State

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Kaw

by his strategy in the late
war. Landed at Takushan as
Commander of the loth Army
Division ; was Commander of
an Indepandenl Division, fight-
ing at Hsih - yen and Fen-
Sui-hng; took part also in the
battle of "^himu - chang ; at
Liao-yang fought under the
late Marshal Ncdzu as Coai-
mander of the loth Division
threatening by his movements
the left of the late General
Zarubaieff's powerful artille-
ry^; at the battle of Shaho
as part of the Central Army
greatly helped Nodzu's suc-
cess and at San-kwai-Shih-
shan annihilated Alexander
III Honorary Regiment of
Guards by a night . attack ;
at the battle of Mukden fougl^
as Commander - in - Chief
of the Yalu-Army, on the
extreme right flank, and suc-
ceeded in a diverting move-
ment; his occupation of Tsing-
hocheng and attack on the
left wing of the Russian army
near Fushun gave signal suc-
cess to our whole Manchurian
Army. Was promoted to be
Viscount, invested with Grand
Cordon of the Paulownia and
ist Class of the Golden Kite
as a war reward. Address:
Aoyama-kitamachi, Akasaka-
ku, Tokyo.. Tel.: 158 Shiba.
Kawamura, Kiiigoro (M ^•1"
^ H S15), Vice-Minister for

Imp. Household : b. the 8th
month in the 2nd year of.Meiji
(1869) ; e. s. of Hirosada Ka-
wamura of Tokyo ; m) 3rd d. of
Viscount Sugi. Edtic. : grad.
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1895. Has been Chief Sec.
of the Privy Council for a long
time. Address: Aoyama-mi-
namimachi, Akasalca-ku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2563 Shiba.

Kawamura, Kiyoo (ji] ^sj- ^

^)> Takudo by penniame,
artist (Western painting); b.
1852 in Edo; s. of Kiyobei
Kawamura, commander of
guard of Shogun; grand i. of
Kawamura Tsushimanokami,
who was feudal commissioner
in Niigata, Sakai,. Nagasaki
and Osaka. Edtcc: studied
Japanese painting under Nai-'
ki Sumiyoshi . and Chokuiiyu;
oil painting at Kaisei-sho of
Shogunate. Proceeded to
America, France and Italy
for .study by Prince Toku-
gawa's order in 1871; be-
came student of public eji-
pence in 1875; returned
home and was appointed
expert of the Printing
Bureau, 1881; examiner of
Tokyo Industrial Exhibition
afterward. Recreations: curios,
antiquities, wine. Address:
100, Sendagaya-cho, Toyo-
tamagun, Tokyo-fu.

Ka 'amura, Manshu Oil ^ 5;
^) Artist, Japanese painter,

Kaw

L 378 3.

lecturer of the Kyoto Munici-
pal Ai-fc School ; b. 9 July
1880 in Kyoto. Educ. : stu-
died painting under Shinkyo
Yamamoto. Thrice obtained
the third prizes in the 2nd,
3rd and 4th Art Exhibitions
of the Educational " Office.
Address: Kamaza-uori, Ta-
keya-agaru, Kyoto.

Kawamura, SMiicM (M¥[^
— ), Major-GejL.j. Commander
of tlili'jWr'CaV . Brigade; b. in i-
864. in Aichi-prefe'cture; 2nd s.
64 in Aichi-prefecture ; 2nd s
of Kyushiro Kawamura, a sa-
murai, m. Fiiku, adop. e. s. of
Mankichi Yoshioka of Tokyo.
. Educ.: the Mil. Col, and Mil.
Acad. Sub-Lieut., 1886; Lieut.
1889; Capt., 1894; Major,
1899; Lieut. -Colonel, 1903;
Col., Mar. 1906. Was on the
Staff of the Body Gaurd Div.
in the Sino-Japanese war, and
was Cora, of the nth. Cav.
Regiment and Chief of Staff
of the i3th-*Div. in the late
war. Decorated with 3rd Class
of R. S. and G. K. Address :
Hirosaki, Aomori--ken.

Kawamura, Takeji (;i| iff Y!
fn)> Governor of Wakayama
Prefecture. Address: OfScial
Residence, 2 b.incho, Waka-
yama-.shi. W : kayama-ken.

Kawamura, Tetsutaro (jij -f-J
« X W), Count, Mem. of H.
P.; b. in 1869; e. s. of the
late Count KaWamura, one

of the founders of the Meiji
Government ; ?«. Yasy, 3rd
d. of General Baron Okubo.
Address : Shinsaka-machi, A-
kasakaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 30
38 Shirabashi.

Kawamura, Sogoro CS W 5k
% H[0? Lieut .-Gr§n era]. Com-
mander of the 9th Army
Division; b in 1858 in the
pi-ovince of_Satsuma ; jF. 6- ot
i'.okuroda Otsu, a samurai;
was adopted by Zen-emdn Ka-
wamura ; m Kiliutoku,, d. of
his adopted father. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Infantry in 1 879 ;
Lieutenant in 1885; Captain
in 1891 ; Major in 189S ;
Lieut. -Colonel in 1899; Colo-
nel in 1902 ; Major-General
in 1906. In the late war took
part as Commander of the
37th Regiment of Infantiy;
was decorated with 3rd order
of the Rising Sun and 3rd
class of the Golden Kite as
a war reward. Address : Hi-
ro.shima-city.

Kawamui STosliiko (foj ^

I L T)> Actress; iJ. [890 -ift
Tokyo. • Educ. : graduated
from a female language school
and from the Actresses'
School of Teikokuza. Is well
known by her pr'jfessional
name "Kikue;" made her first
appearance on stage in the
spring 1 9 1 1 . Recreations :
reading, play, painting. Ad-
dress: No. I, 3 cljome, Yu-

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Kalv

raku-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Kawamnra, Zen-eki (M W #
^), Chief Proc. of the Tokyo
Court of Appeal , b. on the
2 1 St of the ist month of the
5th year of Ansei (1858) in
Ishikawa-pref ; 3rd s. of Yo-
cho Kawamura, a samurai;
in. Roku, e. d. of Nagao Ku-
romizu of Miyazaki. Edtic. :
grad. Law at the Shihoslvj
Ho Gakko (defunct Gov. Law
School), 1884. Appointed
Proc, 1886; Judge, 1890 ;
Dir. of the Fukut Local Court;
Sectional Chief of the Osaka
Court of Appeal; Judge of the
Court of Cassation; Dir. cflhe
Osaka Loca.' Court ; sent to
Europe, 1899 — 1900 ; Dir. of
the Hakodate Court of Appeal
1906; Proc. of the Court ot
Cassation; present post since
1907. Address: Nishi-Okubo',
Tokyo. Tel.: 2033 Bancho.
Kawanisai, Hirobumi CM Wi
tf >C), Chief Proc. of the Fu-
kushima Local Court ; b. in
1855 in-Kumamoto; e. s. of
Kumanosuke Kawanishi, a sa-
murai ; m. Kame, e. s. of Ya-
monji Hiratsuka of the same
pref Entered the Dept. of
Justice 1877; Proc. 1884;
Chief Proc of L. C. at Miya-
zaki, Kanazawa, Sapporo, Ma-
ebashi ; and appointed present
post, 1909. Address: Yoro-
^z\ Fuki. i<?Tii'-na.

Kawaais.ai, asibei C;ii W ^- ^
5^)1 Warehouseman, Chaij-man
of Board of Directors of the
Nippon Wooileii P'abric Co.,
Ltd, the Hyogo Electric Rai-
lway Co., Ltd, and the Hyogo
Transporting Co., Ltd., Dir.
of the Oriental Cement Co.,
Ltd.," the Kobe Electric Rail-
way Co., Ltd., the Nippon
Commercial Bank, Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Kobe Sugar Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., and the
Kobe Electric Light Co., Ltd.;
b. in 1865 at Osaka ; y. b.
of Sanjiro Tsukushi, a samu-
rai ; m. Fuki, e. d. of Nao-
goro Enokinami of Hyogo-
prefecture. Succeeded his a-
dopt. father Seibei Kawani-
shi in 1890. Address: Ka-
iS'asakicho, Hvogo. Tel.: 164.;
Kawano, Sakinta CMS? fe#^)r
- Naval Commander, Acting
Chief of the ITarbour Bureau
of Port Arthur Naval Admi-
ralty ; b. 1868. iik/2/i:. .•'Naval
Academy. Lieutenant, Sept.
1895 ; 2nd Commander, June
1898 ; present rank, July 19-
04. Decorations: 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure. Ad-
dress: Port. Arthur Admiralty.
Kawasaki, Ikusaburo C;i| ^

^ H m.js Pres. of the Kochi
Chamber of Commerce, the
Tosa J^nV, Ltd., and of the
Kochi Savings Bank, Ltd.,
Dir. of the Tosa Electric Rail-

Kaw

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way Co., Ltd., and of the Tosa
Cement Co., Ltd.; <5, iti 1855
-in Tosa ; e. s, of Iku.saburo
.Kawasaki ; m. Matsu, 3id d.
of Shobei Sento of the .same
prefecture. Address : Kita-
Hokonincho, Kochi.

Kawasaki, Kinzaburo C;i| *t
^ H ISFO, Pres. of the Kawa-
saki Bank, Chairman of Board
of .Directors of the Kawasaki
Savings Bank, Ltd., Repre-
sentative Partner of the Kawa-
saki Storage Co.; b. in 1866
at Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Hachi-
emon Kawasaki ; in. Ko, ./
S. of the late Baron (jo. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1905.
Was decorated with 5 th Order
of Merit for services in the
late war, Address : Chitose-
inachi, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Tel:
1078 Nariiwa.

Kawasaki, Kwanbi Oil AS %
W), Baron ; 3. in 1863 at Ka-
. gpshima ; e. s. of the late
Baron Kawasaki j m.- Fujie,
£. d. ofHiromu Sonoda, a sa,-
nmrai of Tokyo. Entered the
P'oreign Office in 1881 ; Sec-
retary to the office in 1 892 ;
travelled abroad -in the suite
■of Marshal Yamagata ; after-
wards became Director of the
State-Treasury .Dep't of the
Nippon Bank ; Director of the
Bank of Formora in 1899 ;
Managing Director ofthe Keifu
Railway (!)o., Ltd.; is Proprie-
tor of the Kawasaki Works ;

was decorated with 4th Class of
the Imperial Order of Merit
after the late war. Address :
Shimomeguro, Meguro-mura,
'rok3^o. TeL: 1368 Shiba.

Kawasaki, Torazo C ji) uf % 3),
Colonel of Inf (ret.), Dir. of
the Tokyo Asylum for Disa-
bled soldiers; b. in 1854 in
Hiroshima - prefecture ; adop.
into the family by Magono-
suke Kawasaki ; m. Sen, e. d.
of Goyti Yoda of the same-
prefecture. EduC: : studied at
the Daigaku Nanko (defunct
Imp.^Univ.) and the MiL Col-
lege. Fought as a soldier in the
Restoration; Sub-Lient., 1879;
aftei'wai'ds promoted to Colo-
nel. Decorated with 3rd Class
of Merit and G. K. for service
in the late war. Address :
Nishi-Kata-machi, Komag9-
'me, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Kawasaki, Yo^hitaro OH ^
W :fc II'), Executive Partner
of the Kobe Kawasaki Bank,
Ltd., Vice-President ofthe Ka-
>^a.saki Dockyard, Ltd., Dir.
wasaM Dockyard, Ltd., Dir. of
the Arashiyama Electric Ely.
Co., Ltd.; 'b'. in 1869 in Hyo-
go-prefecture ; e. s. of Zem-
bei Onizuka ; m. Chika, 2nd
<^. of Shozp Kawasaki. Ediic.:.
grad. at Poughkeepsie, in U.
S. A. In Japan, ha,s been,
siiice his return, engaged in
assisting in his adopted fa-
ther's shipbuilding business.

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Kaw

The present capftal of the
Kawasaki Dockyard Co. is
yen. 10,000,000. with branches
at Hyogo, Dairen, and Shang-
hai and is one of the great-
est shipbuilding and iron foun-
ders concerns in the Far East:
Tlie company owns the riglits
of manufacture of the marine
tubular boilers, inveBted by
Rear-Admiral Miyabara, and
also the Curtis steam tur-
bine, the Cantilever frame for
steamers, the Eatonia Process,
and Schmidt Superheaters.
In the Russo-Japanese war,
1.904 — 1905 rendered to the
state signal services by repair-
ing the ships of the Imperial
Navy and executing its se-
cret orders. Decorated with
4th Order of Merit as a war
reward. Address: Kanomachi,
Kobe. . Tel. : 63 /. d.

Kawase, Hayaharu CM M. ^
ip). Cpnirnander. of the ist
Destroyer Flotillaj b. in 1867.
Cadet in 1884; Commander
in 1905. Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of the R. S. and 4th Class
of the G. K. Address : Naval
Office.

Kawase, Hikosuke Oil IS ^
H), Lawyer, member of the
Hyogo prefectural Assembly; h.
in 1 863 in Gifu-prefectiire; y. h.
of Byoichi Kawase; m. Kishie,
adop. TO, of Cho Sasaki. Educ. :
grad. Law in the Tokyo Im-
pevial UniversitFf, 1890. Ad

dress.' Kusunoki-cho, Kobe;
Tel. : 1032. . ■

Kawase, Kisou Cjil M S).
Chief of the Hakodate Branch
of Nippon Bank; i>. in 1868
in Nagano-prefecture; 3rd s.
of Ippeiji Miyake, a samiwai;
m. Kiyo, heiress of Kiyonao
Kawase. Address: Sumiyoshi- .
cho, Hakodate.

Kawas3, Masataka CM %. .R
#J, Viscount, Privy Council-
lor ; b. on the 9th of the 2nd.
month in the 2nd year of
Koka (1845) in Choshii ; e.
s. of Denzaempn Ishikawa, a
samurai ; in. Hide, 2iid d. of
Tarozaemon Egawa. Began
his official career as a high,
official of the Industrial Dep't,.
1871; Minister Resident, 1873;
promoted Min. Plenipotentiary '
at Rome, 1878; afterwards--
appoiiited Judge of the Court
of Cassation ; Vice-Minister
for Justice, 1883; Min. Pleni-
potentiary to St. James, 18-
84 ; created Baron for sei'vi-
ces, 1887 ; Privy Councillor,.
1893 Address: Hirakawacho,
Kojimachiku, Tokyo.

Kawase, Motokuro ()ll i| fXi.
% IP), physician,., chief. medir-
cal officer of the Tokyo
branch of the New Yorlc
Life Insurance Co. Bduc.:
graduated from Boston Un-
iversity-school of medicine,
1899. Address: I'&ZZ-Z'^^'^o-
Shibuya, Tokyo. Tel.: 892

Kaw

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Kawase.Zantaro C^il M # M.
II5), . Ringakiihakushi (forestry
administration), Prof, of the
AgriculturaLXoltege in the
Tokyo Imperial University; b.
in 1862 in Wakaya ma-prefect-
ure; e. s. of Narimoto, Kav/a-
se, a samurai; m. Katsu, e. a. of
Yoshitsugu -Naruto of Tokyo.
Educ. : grad. from the To-
kyo N3nn Gakko (Gov., Agr.
School), 1 890; studied in Ger-
many. 1892--— 1895. Onreturn-
Tng appointed present post.
Address : Aoyama Minami-
machi, Aka<;akaku, Tokyo. .

Kawashima, Bizaburo Q'A %
^ H IK), Manager of the Ka-
nazawa Branch of the Nippon
Ginko (Bank of Japan). Ad-
dress: Ls.hiuramachi, Kanaza-
• wa-shi, Ishikawa-l<en.

Kawashima, Junkan (JH % 16
Wj, ex-Grovernor of Shiga-
prefecture ; dismissed from
Office iu Dec. 191 2.

Kawashima, K3juru C;il % '^
+ fi©, sake-brewer, high-ta.K-
payer ; b. in 1876 in ti-.e pro-
vince of Tosa ; e. s. of Kojijro
Kawashima; m. Kire, 3rd d. of
Tange Nishino, a samurai of ,
Tosa. One of the highest-
tax-payec in Kochi-prefectui'e.
Address: Honmachi,' Kochi.

Ka-washima, Matsujiro C^i! %
*2 -=k m, President oi the Bir
wajima Bank, Ltd.; b. in 18-
.';4 ; e. s. of Rfnzo Kawashi-

ma of Aichi-ken ; in. Jyo, e,
d. of Kichibei Ito of the same
prefecture. Has sat in the
House of Representatives. Ad-
dress : Biwajimacho, Aichi-
ken.'

Kawasaima, Esijiro (;i| % 4-
^ gP), vice-Admir{iL_^ire-
ctor of "-* the' " 'Hj'drdgTapliic
Office in the Naval Dep't;
b. in 1804 in Isbil<awa- pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Taku Kawa-
shima, a samurai ; m. Sal<ae, ■
e. s. of Yu Otsube of Hyogo-
prefecture. Educ. : grad. with
honoui's at the Naval Acad-
emy. 2nd Sub-Lieuti, 1886;
Lieut. -Captain, 1898; Captain,
1903 ; Rear- Admiral, 1907 ;
appointed present post, 19 10
Prof of the Naval Academy ;
Aide-de-Camp; Legation At-
tache ■; on the Staff of the
.Standing Squadron ; 2nd Cap-
tain of the battleship Asahi ;
Commander of the armoured
cxxAs^t Iwate ; Sectional Chief
of the Naval Materials Dep't ;
on the Staff to the Naval Staff
Board ; Dir. of the Naval
Academy. Decorated with
3rd Class of R. S. and G. K.
for services in the late war.
Commander of the 3rd Squa-
dron, 1 9 10; was despatched
to China as Comma,nder of
Japanese trooiw dxaring- the
revolution of Ghinpy,, 191 1.
Address : Takanawa-kitama-
chifSh-baku. Tokyo. Tel.:

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Kaw

939 Bhiba.

Kawashima, Sanrokif (jil ^ i£
ri^, draper (especially in em-
broideries and drawn works) ;
3. June the I2t]i j. of Mei-
,ji (1879) in Hokkaido; Adopt.
s. of the late Zimbei Kawa-
shima, a famous silk embroid-
erer of Kyoto ; m. Kinu, e. a.
of his adopted father. Suc-
ceeded his father's business
as silk embroiderer last year;
the Kawashima family having
been engaged in this line of
business for about 30G years.
Address: No. 18, Kishiyacho,
Higashi-iru, Todo-in, Sanjo-
dori, Sliimokyoku, Kyoto,
Id. : 629.

Kawas'iiiaa, SeasM (ji| % -ff-
H]), i^arrist r, Mem. of the
Tokyo - Municipal Assembly,
President of the Kqjimaclii
Ward Assembly ; b. in 1876
in Chiba-prefecture ; e. s. of
Kotaro Kawashima ; in. Sada,
e. s. of Masakatsu Kojima,
a samurai of Tokyo. Editc. :
graduated Law at the Hoga-
kuin ' (a private law school) ;
passed the Government E:;-
amination for Bench in 1897.
Was in the legal service for
two years ; resigned and called
to bar in 1899. Address:
2chome, Kojimachiku, Tolc}"o,
Tel. : gooBancho.

Kawashima, Shoiehiro f)i| ,S
ff! - 115), Dit. of the Sag;--

ken Normal' School ; b. 1870
in Wakayama-prefectin"e - m.
Shima, ^. c/. of Shoemon Ka-
washima. Edtic. : grad. from
the Tokyo Higher Normal
School, 1894; finished the Po.st
Graduate Course, 1899 — 19-
01. Instructor of the Kyoto
Normal School ; Prof of rhe
Peers' School ; then present
post. Recreations : Fishing
and rural life. Clubs: Imperial
Educational Asso., Meikeikai
(Al- muni Asso. of Tokyo H.
N. S.), Hojinkai{K. A. of P.
S.), etc. Address : Matsuya
cho. Saga.

Kawashima, Shoz3 (M % IF,
'^), Chief Procurator in the
Sapporo District Court ; b.
in 1 861 in the province of Hi-
go ; s. of Reisaku Kawashi-
ma, a samurai. * Was appoint-
ed Clerk of the Law Court
in 1882 ; passed the Govern-
ment Examination for Bench
in 1887; Procurator of the
Mito District Court; Chief
Procurator at Toyama, Na-
gano, Matsuyama, Okayama.,
Fukuoka;present post in 19 10.
Address : Sappoi-o-city.

Kawasumi, Kwanshirb (ji| tt
^ m II?), Civil Engineer of the
Dep't of Communications ; b.
in 1 866 in Aichi-prefecture ;
3rd s. of Yulcinori Kawasu-
mi ; 7K. Hatsue, e. d. of Jochg
Kishimura ofWakayama-pre-

Kaw— Kay

• fecture. Educ. : sent to
land for study, 1963^1905.
Began his career as a official
of the Dep't., 1884; promoted
to present post, 1897. ^^~
dress: Fujimicho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo.

Kawatani, CMshii C;i] ^ gc
^), Major-General (retired );
3. in 1858 in the province, of
Tosa ; e. s. of Kakichi Kawa-
tani, a samurai; tu. Tome.
Sub-Lieutenant of Artillery in
1879 )■ Major - General with
Command of the Hiroshima
Bay Fort in 1909. Took part
in the late war and was deco-
rated with 3rd order of the
Rising Sun and 3rd class of
the Golden. Kite as a war
re\^'ard. - Address. : Sagawa-
cho, Tak-aoka, Kochi.

Kawaura, Ken-ieM CMftlE— ),
Proprietor of the " Yoshizawa
Shoten," dealer in photogra-
phic apparatus ; i>. Feb. the
2nd 7.. of Meiji (1869) in To-
yama -prefecture *; adopted s.
of Kyuzaemon Kawaura ; m.
Tami, 2nd d. of Yohei Mae-
jima. of Osaka. Started his
career as a stamp and picture
dealer ; established as an im-
porter of cinematograph and
other photographic apparatus
and has been very successful
in itj has branches at London
and a large studio at Meguro,
Tokyo. Address : No. 1.3, Mi-
namikinrokucho, Kyobashiku,

[■3H}

Tokyo. Tel..- 378; 532 Shim-
bashi.

Kawazoe, Kameji CM g'l fe,
^^ President of the I20):h
Bank, Ltd. ; ^. in 1859; 2nd
s. of Kambej Kawazoe of I-
baraki-ken; m. Etsu, e. d. of
Noboru Watanabe, a samurai
of Ibaraki-ken, Address : Ko-
ga, Ibaraki-ken.

Kawazoe, Masamichi C;iJ M
iE iS), Chief Physician of the
Taihoku HB^pftf IjTtf ember of
the Irivestigatioh'Cemmittee
for Epidemic and Infectious
Diseases in Formosa. Ad-
dress : 0{(icia.l Residence, 7
chome, Ushiro-machi, Taiho-
ku, Formosa.

Kawazu, Sen (faf' # i§),

Hogakuhakiishi (Dr. of Law),
Prof, of the Law College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (chair:
economics); b.. 1876 in Tokyo;
s. of Sukeyuki Kawazu; in.
Eshiba-ko, e. d. of Baron
Kanda. Edtic. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ.; further
studied in Germany, 1901-

1904. . Present post since

1905. Publication : text-
book of political economy.
Address: Nakano-machi, To-
yotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

' Kaya, EyiiMcM (S ,1. It S).
Prof of the College .o_f Medi-
cine of the Kyoto Imp. Univ.
(Chair-Medicine); Igahuhor-
husM. Address: The Kyoto

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Kay-Kib:

Imp. Univ., Kyoto.

Kayalxara, Kentaro (,^ MM
± g^D, Editor of the Yprozu
Choho, known under/ the
nom de plume "Kazan;" b.
August, 1872, in Tokyo; m.
Fujiko Yajima, 1894. Educ:
seif-taught. He entered the
journalistic life when he was
19, and was in that occupation
for about 21 years in Sendai,
Yamagata and Tokyo. Tra-
velled JnJEuropean, African
and American countries in
1905. • Publications: "Kaigai
Bunsho" (Foreign Literature),
" Kazan Bunsho" (Essays)
'• William Pitt," " Tohoku
Taisei Ron" (Future ot
North-Eastern Provinces) and
various other works. Ad-
dress: .No. 9 Haraikata-cho,
Ushigome, Tokyo.

Kazama, Haehizaemon S< Wi A
S #i PI), soy manufacturer, Dlr.
of the Kiyotakigawa Water
Power Electric Co., Ltd.,
high'taxpayer ; b.'m. 1879 in
Kyoto-prefecture; e. s. of the
deceased Haehizaemon Kaza-
ma ; m. Saku, e. d. ' of Ka-
nnosuke Nakamichi of Kyoto.
Succeeded his father in 1888.
Address: Katsura-mura, Ka-
dono-gun, Kyoto.

Kazama, "Koemon (Jii f^ #
M M f"3), farmer, Pres. of the
Uzen Weaving Co., Ltd., Dir.
of t>ie'67th Bank, Ltd., and
the Uetsu Forfestry Co., Ltd.,

hlgh-tax-payer ; i5. in 1872.
in Yamagata-prefectuxe ; e.s'.
of Hirokichi Kazama ; m. Mo-
to, f . d. of Izumi Abe of Ya-
magata. Succeeded his father
in 1894. Well known as a
large landowner. Address :
Tsurugaokacho, Nishi-Taga-
wa-gun, Yamagata-ken.

Kazama, Zenkuro CBi ^ # :fc
SP). high - tax - payer ; ^. in
1 849 in Fukushima-prefecture;
e. s. of the deceased Zenkuro
Kazama ; m. Yoshi, e. d. of
Uhei Shinozaki of the same
prefecture. A money-lender.
Address : Kitakata-machi, Ya-
ma-gun, Fukushima-ken.

' Kazan-in, Chikaie (^ lU ^ ^
^), Marquis, Mem. of the
House of Peers ; b. in 1878
at Kyoto ; f. b. of Viscount
Horikaiwa; was adopted by
Tadasato Kazan-in ; m. Ma-
sako, e. d. of Marquis Taka-
maro Nakayama. Address :
Hyakunincho, Okubo, Tokyo.

Kazusaka, Shuntaro (.— M
m. X SB, Mayor of Toku.shi-
ma- Address : Tokushima-
machi, Tokushima-city.

Kibe, Koji (* ^ # M),
Baron, Abbot of the Kinsho-
ku Teniple in the province of
Omi ; b. in i88i at Kyoto;
7. b. of Kozui Otani, Count ;
m. Shizuko, e. s. of Marquis
Tadashige Daigo. Address :
Nakazato-mura, Shiga-ken.

Zida, Inosnke CtIc H #• ;t IS),

Kid-Kih

L 386 1

Colonelof Artillery since 19 lo,
Cfo&saeiaM#6f We 24.tli Eegi-
ment of l"^ield Artillery; 6. 18-
68 in Miyagi-k^n. Sub-Lieute-
Ih Miyagi-ken. . Sub-Lieute-
nant (June 1889) ; Lieutenant
(Nov. 1892); Captain (Juhe
i895');'-Majon (Aug; ,1901);
Lieutenant-Colonel (Mar. 19-
o'^. Decorations : 4th Order
of the Rising Sun, 5th Order
of the Sacred Treasure and
4th class of the Golden Kite.
Address : %\.z& Office of 4:he
8th Army Division, Kurume,
Fukuoka-ken,

Kida, Teikichi (^. ffl ^ g),
Bungakuhaktishi Address:
No. 10 ' Higashiyanagi-cho,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Kidera, KohacM C* # 'h A),
pawn-broker; (5. the 3rd m.
of the 6th jf. of Tempo (1835)
in Osaka ; e. s. of the late
Kohachi Kidera. Address :
No. 80, Miuaminomachi, Ka-
minamba, Higashiku, Osaka.
Tel. : 4819 Higashi.
' Kido, Takamasa C;*: ,P ^ jE.).
Marquis, Mem. of H. P., Mas-
ter of Ceremonies, ex-Chief
Chamberlain to the Crown
Prince ; d. in the 4th year of
Ansei (1856) ; e. s._ of Ryozo
Raihara of Chashu ; adopted
into the family of the late
Marquis Koin Kido, one of
fouhders of the New Govern-
inent. Sduc. : studied mining
Tsi-t?: 5. ui.; 1876" 1874; after-

^"■wards at the Tokjo- 4jn|vv"
and the Osaka Technical
School. Address : Shihsaka-
niachi, Aka.saka-ku,. Tok/o.
Tel..' 166 Shimbashi.
. Kigav Kashiji CM « lUf- «),
PreSi of the Imperial Hat
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Dir.
of the Hamamatsu Iron Works,
Ltd., Mem. of the Hamamatsu
Chamber of Commerce ; d. in
1867 in Shizuoka-prefecture ;
e. s. of Hanjuro Kiga ; m.
Setsu, d. of Kitsutaro Akino
of the same prefecture. Ad-
dress: Kigacho, Hikisa-gun,
Shizuoka-ken.

Kiga, Kanju («. K » *),
Dr. Ph. (Leipzig), Prof of
Keto Univ. ; d. 1873 in Shizuo-
ka-prefecture. Educ. : gradu- '
ated from the Literature Course
in the .ff"«'^ Univ., 1895 ; sent
to Germany for study, 1 898^ —
1 902 . Prof . of his al ma mater,
1 895 . Publication: "Das Bank-
wesen Japans ( 1 903, Leipzig)."
Address: Shirogane Sanko-
cho, Shibaku, Tokyo, Clubs :
The Kojunsha; the Social Pro-
blem Association.

Kihara, Chubei C* W- % ^
W, high-tax-payer ; 2nd. s.
of Kanzaemon Watanabe; was
adopted by Tose Kihara ; m.
Yu, e. d. of Chiizaburo Kiha-
ra. Was proprietor of the
Kihara Bank. ,, Address : A-
zuchimachi, Higashiku, Osa-
ka. Tel.: 742 Higashi.

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Kij-Kik

Kiiimoto, Bozo C* *: 19 S),
HogakuJiakiishi, Prof, of the
Law College of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. Address: The Kyo-
to Imp. Univ., Kyoto.
Kikkawa. ChokieM f^ ill

ffi lai) Baron, Member of the
House of Peers ; b. the 1 2th
in. of the 6th y. of Ansei
{1859) in Iwakuni, province
of Suwo ; 3rd s. of the late
Baron Tsunemoto '/oshika-
'.VS. Educ. : studied in Ame-
rica. Since 1884 has been
successively Member of the
Treaty Revision Investigation
Committee of the Foreign
Office, Councillor to the same
Office, Secretary to the Lega-
tion at Berlin ; is now sitting
for the third time in the
House of Peers. Address :
No. 9, Higashikpbaicho, Su-
rugadai, Kanda-ku, Tokyo.
Kikoshi, Tasntsuna i-^-% '^

P), Baron, Lieut.-Gen., Mini-
ster of War since Dec.' 191 2

manderof the 6th Army Div. :
b. on th-^; 2';t-h of th- 3rd.
month in the 1st year of Ansei
(1854); y- ^' °f Naotada
Kato, a Kaga smmirai; m. Tei,
2nd. d. of Naohira Yanagida
of Shinshu. Educ.: entered the
Kyododan (defunct Non-Com.
School) and afterwards the
Mil. College. Sub-Lieut., 18-
J"]'; sent to Berlin for study,
1882—1886 ; Cap., 1884; Ma-
jor, 1888; Colonel, 1894;

Major-Gen., 1898; Lieut-Gen.,
1905. The Baron was Chief
of staff of the' 3rd Army Div.
in the Sino-Japanese war and
fought in the Boxer trouble,
and also took a distinguished
part in the late war as Com^
manderof a reserve Army Div.
Then commander another di-
vision ; mainly fought under
General Kuroki ; was com-
mander of the 5th Army Di-
vision till 1909; Com. of the
6th Div., 1909 — 12; Com. of
the I st Div. 1912; invested
with Grand Cordon of R. B.
and Class of G,cK. as a war
honour. Address t 2chome,
Ichigaya, Kagamachi, TJshi-
gome-ku, Tokyo.

KikucH, Atsutada C^ » E
*0 Surgeon-Major -General
(Itet.)., Prop.^ of tlie Osaka
Kwaisei Hospital ; S. iii JiMS

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in Saga-i>refk!ture ; e. 0. of
DiA-Tsunetaro Kikuchi ; m.
Mina, 'e. d. of Tadanaga Te-
itomo of the same prefecture.
Entered tlie Army as St»*geon
and at present is Surgeon-
Major- G-eneral ; took part in
the civil war of 1877; and
in the Japan - China war
as chief of surgeon dep't
of the Sth Army Division ;
afterwards retired and foun-
ded the Kwaisei hospital in
joint with his younger bro-
ther Dr. Tsunetaro Kikuchi.
Decorations : 3rd. Order of
Merit and 4th Class of
Golden Kite. Address : Ike-
da- machi, Osaka-fu. Tel. :
51 Ikeda.

Kikuchi, Choshiro (M ^ &.'
01 BP)» dry-goods wholesale
merchant, president of the
Tokai Bank, Ltd., director of
the Forty First Bank, the Fuji
Paper <;-, Manufacturing, Toa
Flour ''Mfg., Toyo Muslin
Cos., Ltd., auditor of the
Yokohama Warehouse Go.,
Ltd.; b. 1852 in Tokyo; e-
s. of Kobei Kikuchi; m. mina,
e. d. of Sashichi Hayakawa.
Took part in the- inaugura-
tion of tlie Tokai Bank,
1889; was elected member
of the H. P., 1 8p7 ; resigned
ft, August X^OJ. ^^ Address:
29 T;ike-cho, Shitayaku,
Tet.'. 95* Saitaya.

Kikuchi, Dairoku (M ^ iz
M), Baron, (created in 1902 ;)
Senior Third Rank; second
class of the orders of the
Rising Sun and of the Sacred
Treasure ; Rigakuhakushi (D.
Sc, Japan); LL. D. (Glasgow,
Manchester and Rudgers Col-
lege) ; M, A, (Camdridge, En-
gland) ; B. A, (London) ; Ho-
norary Professor of the Im-
perial University of Tokyo;

Correspondmg member of the
British Association for the
Advancement of Science; Me-
mber of the Privy -Council
since May 191 2; President of
the Imperial Academy ; Vice-
president of the Committee for
compilation of Text-books for
Elementary Schools ; b. March
17, 1855 at Yedo (now To-
kyo) ; second son of Dr. S.
Mjtsukuri (born Kikuchi, ado-

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pted into Mitsukuri famaly);
married Tatsu, daughter of
H. Fukuda, and has three
sons and five daughters. Edtic:
educated atrKaiserjo (Yedo,
now Tokyo) ; University Col-
lege School, London, 1867 —
8, and 1871 — 3; and St. Jolin'.s
College, Cambridge, England,
.1873—7 (Wrangler, Mathe-
matical Tripos, 1877). Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, Im-
perial University of Tokyo,
1877 — 98; Dean of Science
College in the same, 1881 —
93 : President of the same,
-1 90 1 ; President of Pe-

ers' School 1904 — 5 ; Presi-
dent of the Imperial Univer-
-sity of Kyoto, 1908—12.
Director of the Bureau of Spe-
cial Education, Department of
Education, 1897 ; Vice-minis-
ter of Education, 1S97— 8; Mi-
nister of Education, 1901 — 3;
Life member of the House of
Peers since 1 890 ; Member of
the Imperial Academy (To-
kyo) since I S89 ; seci-etary of
the same, 1900 — 01, 1905 —
6 ; president of the second
.section (Science), 1906 — 9;
president, 1909 ; Member of
the Earthquake Investigation
Committee, since 1892 ; se-
cretary, 1 892 — 3 ; president,
1S93 — 1901. Corresponding
member of B. A. A. S., since
1885. Has served on many
committees on educatiorial and

scientific matters; and as judge
in national exhibitions. ' Pu-
blications : Author of several
books on Mathematics and
educational and scientific mat-
ters. Delegate to the Interna-
tional Prime ' Meridian and
Universal Time Congress, Wa-
shington, 1884; delegate to the
International Association of
Academies, 1907. Gave cour-
ses of lectures oa' Japanese
Education during lent and sum-
mer terms 1907 in the Uni-
versity of London (the subs-
tance of the above lectures
published in English, by Mur-
ray, London, under the title
" Japanese Education. " Ad-
dress : - No. 124, Takehaya-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo ; or
Imperial University Kyoto.
Clubs: Nippon Club, Peers'
Club. Tel.: 506, Bancho-;
1400 (Kyoto).

Kikuclii, Hobun (^5ifi,^5:).

Tsunejiro by proper name,
Japanese painter ; b. 1 862 in
Osaka. Studied under Hoen
Shigeno, Bairei Kono; is
teacher of the Kyoto paint-
ing school; com. member of
Art Examining Society,
member of Kyoto Art Asso.
Address : 4 Tenjinyama-cho,
Kyoto.

Kikueh), Jujin (^ ifi * A),
Prof of the First High Sch-
ool. Address: No. 735, Sen-
dagaya-machi, Toyotama-gun,

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c 390 1

Tokyo-fu, , "

KiKuciii Kanji (^ jffi «; ^),

?w;;« de\ plume is Keigetsu,
artist,; Japanese painter,
teacher of the Kyoto Special
Painting School; b. Nov.
1879 :^t Nakano-machi in
Nagano-ken. Educ. learned
painting from Katei Koda-
ma, Kichido Uchimi and
Hobun Kikuchi. He ex-
hibited his masterpieces in
various exhibitions and ob-
tained many prizes and dip-
lomas. Address: Shimmachi
Higashiiru, Nishikikoji, Shimo-
kyo-ku, Kyoto.
; Kikuchi, Kanji C^ it « -),
Mem. of H. R., lawyer ; b.
in 1850 at Kanazawa ; ^. .i".
of Kuemon Kikuchi, a samu-
rai; m. Jun, e. d. of Kaku-
jun Takagi of the same pre-
fecture. Called to bar at O-
saka ; was elected Mem. of
the Osaka Municipal Assem-
bly ; then of the Osaka Fre-
fectural Assembly ; then of
the House of Representatives ;
was once appointed Governor
of Osaka - prefecture at the
time of the Okuma-Itagaki
Cabinet. One of the leading
"politicians of Osaka ; a mem-
ber of the Seiyukai (Consti-
tutional party). Address : Ki-
tahama, Higashiku, Osaka.
Tel.: 3666 Hicrashi.;

KiTsuclii, Kiichiro (^ Jffi, ^
— iP). Ndm ■ de plume Ichi-

ryysai Hiroshige,; pointer
Ittiiyoye)', b- 1849 in, Yedo
(Tokyo); i. of Genbei Tana-
ka and was adopted by the
Kikuchi family; m. Hisa, i/.
of his adopted father. Educ:
studied Chinese classics under
Tojo Kindai and painting hy
the famous Ukiyoe-painter
Hiroshige. Publications: ''Ye-
do ho Hana," " Yedo no
Urai," "Yedo Fookei," etc.
Address: 17, Ichome, Hon-
shirogane - cho, Nihonbashi-
ku, Tokyo.

Kikucnx, JKiyoshii C^ ^ jf -j
novelist {Nbm de Plume " Yu-
ho "), writer to the Osaka
Mainichi Shimbun. Address :
No. I, 2chome, Nakanoshi-
ma, Kitaku, Osaka.

Kikuchi, Kyozo C« ^ * H),
Chairman of Board of Direct-
ors of the Amagasaki Cotton
Yarn, Ltd., Managing Dir.
of the Settsu Cotton Yarn,
Ltd., Dir. of ; the Nippon Cot-
ton Yarn, Ltd. ; b. in 1859
in Ehime-prefecture ; 3rd s, of -
Yasunari Kikuchi:; m. Suma,
2nd d. of Keiyu Shirae of the
Nagasaki-prefecture. Edtic. .•■
grad. Mechanical Engineering
at the KJbu Daig-aMo {de-
funct Gov. Techincal College),
1885 ; and further studied cot-
ton spinning in England. Re-
turning home, started in the
same line of business and
has greatly helped in the sue- ■■
cess of different cotton spinn-

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mg companies. Address ■:
Uehon-machi, Higashi-ku, O-
saka. Tel.:. 14 Minami.

IQkuchi, Mam6ru C^ ii #),
Civil Eng., Dir. of Iwate Agr-
icultural "Experiment Farm ;
d. 1870 in Iwate -prefecture.
Educ. : grad. from the Sapporo
Agr. School (To-Hoku Imp.
Univ.), 1893. Instructor of
Osaka "Agr. School ; Dir. of
Shimoiria Exp. Farm in Na-
gano-prefecture ; Dir. of the
, Aomori Agr. School ; C. E. of
Shimane-ken. Address: Hi-
gashi, Nakano, Morioka, I-
_wate-ken.

Sikuchi, Shinnosuke C^ ii
tg Z ■WJ,,,Colonel of Infantry,
Instructor at the Military
Academy; 6. 1867 in. Tokyo
Sub-Lieutenant (June 1889);
Lieutenant (Nov. 1893) ; Cap-
tain (Aug. 1895); Major (Apr.
1901) ; Lieutenant - Colonel
(Nov. 1904); Colonel (Nov.
1907). Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and the 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite ; was Staff Office
of the 1 6th Arniy Division .
AMress ::^o)s.jo.

Kikutshi, iSiietaro C^' ifi M jn
il5). Secretary to the Imperi-
al Mews ; b. the 3rd m. 6l
the 4th J/, of Ansei (1857) in
Oita-keii; 3rd s. of T.0saku
Kikuchi ; m. Isa, 2nd r d. ' of
Juzo Seo. Addreh : l<io. 4;

Banshumachi, Nait5shinj,uku,
Toyotama - gun,;/ Tokycji^jfu.
Tel.: 1602 Bancho, : : ; ;'
Kikuehi, Tsuttesaburo C# Jfi
^ .ri g|0; Suigooa-Jjieutena4
nt-General (on the reserve),
IgahuhahusM, Dir. of the
Kwais^i Hospitals in Nishi-
noniiya; b. 185 5 in Saga-
prefecture ; y. h, of Atsuta-
da Kikuchi; to. Yonechiyo,
6. d. of Tsucho Mutaguchi
of the same prefecture. Educ. :
grad. Medicine at the Tokyo
Imperial University, i88r.
Entered the Army as a sur-
geon after his graduation and

was promoted to Surgeon-
Lieutenant - General, 1907 .:
took part in the Japan-Chi-
na war as chief of ' surgeon
dep't of the ist Army Divi-
sion, and in the Kusso- Ja-
panese war as chief of sur-
geon dep't of the ist Army;
in the Kwaisei hospitals va-
rious hakases of speciality
are employed as each sectio-
nal chief. Eewarded with
2nd Order of Eising Sun
and 3rd Class of Golden Ki-
te, after the late war. Publi-
caiions : essays on gun-shod
wonneds, on straw ashes ha-
ndage, on artery, beutel of
guns shodwound, etc. Becre-
aiion : , horticulture. ■ Ad-
dress : , Mshinomiya, Osaka.
Tel..: 1437 Higashi Osaka ;
121 Nishihomiya. Oliib: : O-

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1. 392 i

&ka club.

Kikuehi. Yuho (.^ ^ m ^)>
Kiyoshi by proper name,' No-
velist, vice-chief-editor of the
Osaka Mainichi Shinbuu (a
daily newspaper) ; b. in Mito,
Hiflachi province, 1870 ; m.
Tamae, 1897. Eduo,: studied in
France, Jan. 19X0-May 1912.
Publications: "Opogatsumi"
(Her own offence), "Chichikyo-
dai," "Geppaku" "Natsuko"
"Sons Famille" "par Hector
Mulof "(translation), etc. ReorB'
ations: music, gardening. Add-
ress Shukugawa,Nishinomiya-r
eho, Hyogor-ken. TeL : 89
Nisliinomiya.

Kikutei, Kimiosa C^#&S5.
Marquis; l>. 1889 in Hokkai-
do; s. of Shuki Kikutei; m.
Aki-ko, niece of Takamaro
Nakayama, Marquis. Edzic:
graduated from the Peers'
School. Recreations: Litera-
ture and tobacco. Address:
No. 14, 2 chome, Nakano-
cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo^

Kikumoto, Naojiro (M * it
^•- RID, director of the Osaka
Branch of the Mitsui Bank ;
i 12 September of the 3rd
^. of Meiji (1870) in Ueno-
maelii, Mie-ken ; s. of the
late' Yasuari Eikumoto, who
was president of the 83 bank;
,)». Hisako, fZ, of Miyakavs^a,
ai3i0^63. «. of Kynbei Araya-

ma; m. Hideko, d of his
adopted father, March 1892.
Entered the pr^ent firm, 1878
and promoted to present post.
Address : No. '152, 2 chome,
Koraibaslii, Higashi-ku, Osa-
ka, m.: 1813 Honkyoku.

Kagawa, Katsuhiro ' C# )']
W jKO. prefer name: Koji
ro, sculptor; b. the 10th m.
of the 6th y. of Kayei (1853)
in Tokyo ; s. of Soshichi Ka-
gawa. Eduo. : studied sculp-
ture from Katsumori Kaga-
wa. Was appointed instructor
at the Tokyo Fine Art
Academy, 1898; afterwards re-
sighed the post; is now member
of the Imperial Art So.;iety,
Address: No, 39 Sakuraki-
cho, Shitaya, Tokyo.

Kikuya, tiojuro, C^ M 11],+
IB), high-tax-payer, Pres. of
the Hagi Bank, Ltd., and of
the Bocho Savings Bank, Ltd.;
b. in 1857 in Yamaguchi -pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Magotaro
Kikuya ; m. Yasu, e. d. of Sei-
hichiro Okabe of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther 1S86. Address: Hagi
Yamaguchi-ken.

Kimata, Tami <M^ ^ .S.),
Major-Gen., Prof at the Mil.
Gunnery and Engineering Sch-
ool, 3rd Order of Rising Sun;
b. In the 4th year of Ansei
(1857) at Okayama ; e.s. of
Seishu Ktmata, a samurat of
Okayama Qan. Sub-Lieut, of

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Eng. 1877; sent to France
for study, 1886; Captain, 18-
83; Major, 1890; Lieut-Coi.,
1895 ; Col., 1901 ; Major -
Gen., 1906. He was Instru-
ctor of the Mil. College and
on the Staff of the 4th. Army
Division Address : Nakano-
cho, Ushigomeku, Tokyo.

Kimbara, Meizen (^ M ?9
#). Executive Partner of the
Kimbara Bank, scent and per-
fume merchant; b. in 1822
at Ammamura, Hamna-gori
in the province of Totomi ;
e. s. of Kyiibei Kinbara, a Dai-
kan (censor) of Matsudaira
Clan ; m. Ume, 2nd d. of
Kichisaburo Watanabe of A-
ichi -prefecture. His father ren-
dered service to the cause of
the Mikado at the most mo-
mentous period of the history
of Japan. Like his father,
entered business with the view
of helping his native countiy.
Began sericulture and started
a filature. Through his re-
peated petitions to the Govern-
ment and efforts after many
years, brought about the im-
provement of the River Ten-
ryu under his own superin-
tendance. Sacrificed the whole
of his .property valued at yen
61,500 in the work. Foun-
ded the Suiri Gakko (Water
Utilization School.) In con-
nection with this enterprise,
began with great success in

forestration work. For over
twenty years devoted himself
to riparian work. Was grant-
ed an audience by T. I. M.
the Emperor and Empress in
1878. Having been succes-
sful in these public enterprises,
came up to the capital and
started a private bank at Ta-
dokorocho ; and administered
the Maruya Bank as well as
Ono & Co. Contributed a large
sum of money to the Govern-
ment for coast-defence-expen-
diture in 1887, and was de-
corated with _/a Goi (Junior
5th class) for services render-
ed to the State. Afterwards
surrendered the rank and was
granted a sword by the Mi-
kado. Is one of the promi-
nent men of the Empire. Re-
creation: calligraphy. Religion:
A Buddhist, 4 follower of Ni-
chiren (founder of the Nisshu
Sect). Address: Kitasayacho,
Nihonbashiku, Tokyo. Td. :
SSI, 2008 Honkyoku.

Kimihira, Tadayoshi C^> ^
% S), Colonel of Art., Com-
mander of the 3rd Regiment
of Heavy Artillery ; b. i86(
in Yamagata-prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant of Art. in 1886.
Lieutenant of Art. in 1888
Captain of Art. in 1892; Ma-
jor of Art. in 1897; Lieut.-
Colonel of Art. in 1902; Co-
lonel of Art. in 1905 ; 3rd
Qass of the G. K. and 3rc

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Order, of the R. S. Address .
Fukayama.

Kinoshita, Magojiro <* T S
^ fi©i. high- tax -payer. Pre-
siding Director of the Kori-
yama Bank, Ltd., and the
Nara Bank,' Ltd., farmer ; A
in 1846 at Nara in the pro-
vince; ofYamato; ^: J. of Gen-
jiro Kimoto; m. Nobu, 2nd
d. of Genjiro Sugita. Great
landowner. Address : Kiderai-
machi, Nara.

Kinoshita, Shinzal)uro (tK T
St S Bi5), Managing Director
of the; Taiwan Buildings Co.,
Ltd., Director -of the Taiwan
Productive Industry Co,, Ltd.,
and of the Takasago Sugar
Mfg. Co; Ltd., Auditor of
the Oriental'Sugar Mfg. Co.,
Ltd. ; 3. the 5th m. of the
3rd jy. of Bunkyu (1863) in
Saga-prefecture ; J. d. of Shii-
ichi Kinoshita, ex - Govern-
or of Yamagata - prefecture.
Educ. : studied at the Tokyo
Daigaku YobUnon. Became
an official in the House of
Representatives, 1889 ; went
over to Formosa in the suite
of . Count . Kabayania, then
Governor-General of the is-
land, and served under him
for a yeaj-, 1 895—1 896 ; chief
editor of the Taiwan Shimp'o
and then oif the Taiwan Ni-
chinichi Shimpj; entered busi-
ness in 1909 and^ holds the
above- important posts. ^«/-

dress : 'Yiixh.cMu. Taiwan.. ^
Kimotsnki, Kaneyuki (MM
Wi ^), Baron, Vice-Admiral
on -the reserve. Mayor of 0-
saka since 1913, Dir. of tha
Imperial Life Boat Associa-
tion ;'^. in 1853 in Satsuma ,
e. s. of Kanetake Kimotsuki.,
a samurai; pi. mutsu, 2nd d
of Kenshaku Kimotsuki. Sub-
Lieut.^ 1872; promoted to Vice-
Admiral, 1906. Chief of the
Naval Sui-vey Section; Hydro-
grapher of the Ilydrographic
Office : Prof, of the Naval
College ; Pres. of the Naval
College ; was created Baron,
for services ija the late war.
Address : Shimonibancho, K6-
jimachiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1-363-
Otsu Bancho.

Kimnra, Aritsune., C* M *
It), Lieutenant-General, Com-
mander of the i8th Army
Division ; b. on the 23rd of
the 7th month in the 4th year
of Kaei (1851) in the pro-
vince of Awa ; e. s. of Hoshin
Kimura, a samurai of Toku-
shima clan ; m. Toyo, e. d. of
Teisei Kanetsune, d. samurai
of Choshii clan. "Educ. : gra-,:
duated from the Heigakuryo-
at Osaka. Sub-Lieutenant in
1 872 ; Lieutenant i'n J 87 3 ;
Captain in 1877. Fought for
the government at the time;
of the $aigo Rebellion ; Major '
in 1884; Lieutenant -Clonel
in 1894; took paii: in the ■

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Eiin

China- Japan war as Comman-
der of the 3rd Regiment of
Infantiy; Colonel in 1897;
Major-General in 1901 ; took
part in the Russia- Japan war
as Commander of the 1st
Infantry Brigade of Body Gu-
ard and was decorated with
2nd Order of the R. S. and
3rd class of the G. K. as a
war reward. Promoted Lieu-
tenant-General with command
of the 1 8th Army Division in
1907. Address : Tokushima.

Ijmiira, Go (.tjc ^ Rij), Naval
Otiptam,, Examiner of tiife
Tokosuka jSTaval Arsenal; b.
1868. 2nd Commander, Sept.
1899; Commander, July 1904;
Captain, Sept. 1908. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun; 4th Class of the Golden
Kite; was Chief Staff on the
Takefshiki. Port. Address: Yo-
kosuka.

Kimura, Jun (pj^ jfj j^j),
Representative Partner of the
Sanuki Industrial Co., Presi-
dent of the Kotohira Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the Sanuki
Cotton Yarn; 6. in 1869 in
the province of Sanuki ; e. s
of Tazo Kimura. Address:
Okada - mura, Ayauta - gun,
Kagawa-ken.

Kimura, Hisashi (;^ ^ ^;,
Rigakuhakushi (astronomy) ;
b. in 1867; a native of Ishi-
kawa-prefecturje.if^^c.-graidu-
ated from the College of Sci-

ence in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1 892 ; further studied astrono-
my in the University Hall.
Attended in company with
Dr. Tanakadate the Interna-
tional Geodesic Conference
held in London, 1898; on
returning appointed Chief of
the Government Astronomical
Observatory at Mizusawa, I-
wate-prefecture ; after persi-
stent study for many years
discovered the so - called Z
term, or Z in the formula for
the measurement of the changes
in the movements of the earth's
g^jjjs and was given the De-
gree of Rigakuhakushi 1903;
again attended ^:he Interna-
tional Geodesic Conference in
1906 and his report on his
new discovery made all the
astronomers in the world un-
derstand that there were some
mistakes on the old formula
for the measurement of the
changes in the movements of
the earth's axis and his so-
called Z term was unanimous-
ly recognized as one»"of the
greatest discoveries in astro-
nomical science ; made mem-
ber of the Royal Astronomical
Society of England; was given
a prize and a medal, together
with a written acknowledge-
ment of his service, by the
Imp. Acadf ipy of Japan, July
191 1. Recreations t: billiards
and Utar (old Japahese songs).

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■Address: Mizusawamachi, I-
wate-ken.

Einiiira, Solachi CtK ft tp
^>, Eear-Admiral ex-Chief of
the Torpedo Division of the
Maizuru Naval Station ; b. the
;7th m. of the istj. of Bun-
kyu (1861) in Tokyo ; e. s. of
the late Kaishu - Kimuia, a
1o\cyo sajnuari; in. Sen, sister
of Bunkichi Ichikawa, also a
' samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
Graduated from the Naval A-
cademy (Nov. 1882). Second
Sub-Lieutenant (Aug. 1885);
Commander CDec. 1 897); Cap-
tain (July 1904) ; Rear- Ad-
miral (Dec. 1909). Present
post since Dec. 19 10; Com-
'manded the Volunteer ship
Nikko-maru during the Rus-
so-Japanese War and was de-
corated with the 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun together with
the 4th Class of the Golden
Kite; was placed on -waiting
list, Dec. 191 1.
" Kimnra, Kozo (?(:## ij:),
Ig{tkuhakushi,-Stoi.oi^& Osa-
ka Higher Medical School,
Member of the Examination
Committee for Medical Practi-
tioners. Address : No. 30, 1
chome, Shiomachi, Minamiku,
Osaka.

Kimnra, Kuranosnke Ct^: It
j( Z 19), Managing Director
of the Yokohama Commercial
Bank, Ltd,, Director of the
j[apan and China Flour Mfg

Co., Ltd., the Oriental Gurh
Co. Ltd., Auditor of the Ja-
pan Chemical Industiy Co.,
Ltd., Director of the Yoko-
hama Rice Exchange, Ltd.,
Mem. of the Ydkohama Cham-
ber of Commerce ; ^. in 1871
in Chiba - prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Ichitaro Suzuki ; m. Nao,
6th d. of Riemon Kimura of
Yokohama. Address: Miya-
gawacho, Yokohama.

Kimura, Kusuyada C^ ^ X
m m i:), Chief of the De'pt
of General Affairs in Mitsu-
bishi & Co., Manager of the
Kobe Branch; 3. in 1865 at
Kobe ; 2nd s. of Toru Tao-
ka, a samurai of Tosa, m.
Sumi, e. d. of Yahachi Ai-
gawa, samurai of Choshii
clan. Address: Nakayamate-
dori, Kobe. Tel.: 515.

Kimura, Kyabei 0?.^ % ^_
.%\ Director of the Tsuruga-
oka Bank, Ltd., and the Sho-
nai Products Co., Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Tsurugaoka Water
Electric Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1854
in Yamagata-preficture j 4th
s. of Tomomasa Ito ; m. To-
yono, e. d. of Kyuichiro Ki-
mura of the same prefecture.
Address : Oizumi-mura, Ya-
magata-ken.

Kimura, Eiemon CtIc If f 4 *
^ PI), President of the Yoko-
hama Kyoao Electric Wire
Mfg. Co., Ltd., and the Yoko-
hama Trading Storage Co.,

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Kiui

Ltd., Director of the" Yoko-
hama Specie Bank, Mem. of
the Yokohama Chamber of
Commerce, . silk and foreign
-textile dealer; b. in 1834 at
Chiba; 4th s. of Shichibei
Kimura. Was on the staff of
the organization of the Yo-
kohama Specie Bank and be-
came its manager ; was elect-
ed Mem. of the House of
peers ; founded the Yokohama
Rice Exchange and held the
position of its President ; is
reputed to be one of the lead-
ing merchants of Yokohama.
Address : Bentendori, Yoko-
hama. TeL .-23. .

Kimura, Kiyoshi Cic U iS),
chief of the section of corre-
spondence of the Osaka Mer-
cantile S. S. Co, Ltd.; b.
1878 in Tokyo. Mug. : gradu-
ated from the law college of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Ad-
dress : Terayama-cho, Tama-
tsukuri, Hisashi-ku, Osaka.

Kimura, Sakugoro (;* ^ f^
S fil5), money-lender ; 6. the
2nd 7n. of the ist j/. of Ka-
yei (1848) in Osaka ; e. s. of
the late Sakugoro Kimura of
Osaka; m..Ta.zu, '6th. d. of
Kyiibei Minami'of Kyoto. Ad-
dress : No. 112, '2chome, Hi-
ranomachi, Higashiku, Osaka.
Kimura, Seishiro C^f: i^f Jt M
Mi5), Director of the Bank of
Japan ; b. in 1861 in the pro-
vince of Bitchu ; e. s. of Kan-

kichi Kimura ; m. Tei, ad(?/>(.
d. of Kane Kadomatsu of To-
kyo. Educ. : graduated from
the Keiogijiiku in 1883. En-
tered the Chiugai Shogya
Shimfio : then the Bank of
Japan through the recommen-
dation of the late Baron Iwa-
.saki in 1896; Private Sec-
retary in 1 897 ; Chief of the
Business Dep't in 1901 ; Di-
rector after the late war. Ad-
dress : Minami - sakumacho,
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 413 Shiba.

Kimura, Seitaro (tjc W g ic
W), Member of the House of
Peers (Representative of tlie
highest tax-payers); b. Jan.
1847, in Miye-ken ; s. of Sei-
taro Kimura ; m. Tsugi, 2nd
d. of Mosaburo Horiki. Educ:
studied Chinese Classics un-
der the famous Setsudo Sai-
to. Member of the Miye Pre-
fectural Assembly 1879 — 18-
94; founded Kwansei Rail-
way Company 1 887 ; Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives 1894; Member of
the House of Peers 1904.
Was imprisoned for resisting
the tyranny of Government
Officials over the land-tax re-
vision in 1875. Recreations.'
Reading, Chinese poetiy. Club.
Doyokwai (Saturday Meet-
ing). Address : Kitataisha, I-
nabe-mura, Imbe-gun, Miye-
ken.

Kimura, Seiyu, C* W fi? ^)»

Kim

l m 3

Executive farther, of Kyoshin
Mining Co., I3ir; of the Osa-
ka Alkali Co., Ltd;, Auditor
of-ArtiiiGiai Manure Dealing
Co., ttd., the Settsu Oil Re-
fitting Co., Ltd., and the Mo-
sljng Yarn, Ltd.; ^. in 1841
in Aomori-prefecture; V/«. Kyoj
and d. of Jiirofemon Toydda
of the same prefecture. Adr
dress .• ,, Funakoshicho, Higa-
shiku, Osaka. 7>/. : 1439 Hi-

gashi.

Kimura, SMgeyuki (;1« :js]- 3

1t)> Paymaster-Colonel, Chief
of the Accountants Dept of
the 1 6th Army- Division; i>.
1869 in Aichi-ken. Sub-
Lieut, of infantry, July 1889;
Lieut., Dec. 1893; Captain,
Oct. 1898; Paymaster-Major,
Dec. 1903; Paymaster- Lieut.-
Colonel, -Nov. 1907; Pay-
master-Colonel, Nov. 19 10.
JDecorations: 4th Order of
S. T., 4th Order of R. S.,
4th Class of G. K. Address:
the i6t.h Army Division,
Fukakusa - maru, Kii-gun,
Kyoto-fu.

Kimura, Shunkichi (* W W.
H), 3rd order of the Rising
Sun, Expert to the Imperial
Navy, Prof; of the Naval Tor-
pedo School, Attached to the
Yokosuka Arsenal ; ^. in 1 866
at Tokyo ; y. b. of Kokichi
Kimura, a samurai oi'Xdk.yo •,
m. Kame, 2nd d. of Tobei Ino-
wi.,^. samurai oiYiyo^o. Was

appointed Prof, of tEe Na\^
in 1901; was sent to England
for study in 1902 ; on return-
ing from abroad was appoint-
ed Eispert to the Navy ; de-
corated with 5th order of the
Rising Sun for his services in
founding the wireless tele-
graph in 1905. Address: Na-
kazato, Yokosuka.

Kimura, Sosuke C* 4t Itfc ^),
Inspector- General of Fleets
and Hospitals, Chief of Naval
Medical Bureau; b. i857atKa-
goshima ; e. s. of Kyutaro Ki-
mura, a Satsuma samurai.
Granted 2nd Order of Ris-
ing Sun and 3rd Class of Gol-
den Kite for services in the
late war. Address: Kasumi-
cho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :■
2102 Shiba.

Kimura, TosTiitake C* tt M
S^). President of the Matsu-
yama Commercial Bank ; b.
the nth m. of the 3rd y. oi
Kayei (1850) in Yehime-ken ;
2nd s. of -the late Toshinaga
Kimura,: a samurai of Yehi-
me-ken ; m. Kane, e. d. oX
.Shoitsu Tange, 2X^,6 di samu-
rai of Yehime-ken. Address :
Yanai-machi, Onsen-gun, Ye-
hime-ken.

Kimura, Yoji C* ^ FI
-)/ director of the Fujita-
gumi & Co., director of the
Zmc Mining Co., auditor ot
the Kitahama Bank ; 6. the
10 th »». of the 4th y. of

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Kin

Ansei (1857) at Hagi-machi,
the province of Yamaguclii ;
190B. Educ. : graduated the
course of mining and metall-
urgy of the engineering col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. U-
niv., 1905. Was appointed -ex-
pert of the Dep't of Agri.
and Com. after his gradua-
tion ; entered the present firm,
March 1907. Address : No 3
of 88 Tennojitsukahara, Hi-
gashi-nari-gun, Osaka-fu, TeL:
1274 Minami.

Kinase, Keisuke (t^ ^ M i§.
Ift). Governor of the Tokyo
Prison. Address : Official Re-
sidence, No. 6o, Tomihisacho,
Ichieava. U<:hisrome, Tokyo.

Kinoslii, KaiKejIro (g #+ S|-
®, ^ Bli), actoi-, (Professional
name, Ichikawa Danshiro
*Ji|g?glU); b. the 7th m. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in Tokyo; s. of Santaro
Bando, also an actor. Educ:
studied under a private-tutor.
Appeared on the stage fiom
an early age of six under
the name of Utasaku Bando;
became one of the disciples
of the late Danjuro Ichikawa
and assumed the professional
name of Ennosuke Ichikawa;
succeeded to the name of
Danshiro Ichikawa in 1909.
Recreation: handiwork of
various kinds. Address^: 55,
2chome, Senzoku-machi, Asa-
kusa, Tokyo. Tel.: i860.

Kmoshita Ciiuiiro CtK FA
^ I!0, Presiding Director of
the Marukin Soy Co., Ltd.;
b. in 1870 in the province of
Sanuki ; e, s. of Chujird Ki-
noshita ; m. Sana, 3rd d. of
Eizaburo Naganishi of the
same prefecture. Address: Na-
ehamura, Shozu-gori," Kaga-
wa-ken.

Kinoshita, Kenjiro CtJ: T ^
^ IR), Member of the House
of Representatives ; Director
of the Oriental Life Insurance
Company ; b. Feb. 1 869, in
Dita-ken ; 2nd .$■. of Yukichi
Kinoshita. £duc. : studied iil
the 3rd High School, and
Tokyo Hogakuin, from which
graduated 1892. Member of
the House of Representatives
1903 ; decorated with 4th Or-
der of Merit. Address: No.
29, Tansumachi, Azabuku,
Tokyo. Chib : Kokuminto
(National Party). Tel.: 494
Shiba.

Kinoshita, Seichu CtSc T jE
■t"). Igakiihakushi(^%yntco\o'gy
and obstetrics), Prof of the
Medical Col. in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ.; b. in 1867 in Kyo-
to -p-efecture. EduC: grad.
Medicine in the Tokyo Imp.
^Univ., 1895. Appointed As-
sist.-Prof. of his alma ■mater
after graduation ; and after-
wards promoted Prof Ad-
dress .• Morikawacho, Hongo-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 728 Shi-

ma.

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taya.

Kinoshit|«k^, Shioliijo (tIc T -b
fiP), President of the Katsu-
mada ^^ank, Ltd., the Tota-
tsu Bank, Ltd . , and the Japan
Mutual Tea Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Auditor of the Japan Tea Mfg.
Co., Ltd.; d. in 1854 in Shi-
zuoka Prefecture ; j/. b. of Sa-
kubei Shinha ; in. Hisa, y. s.
of Giichi Yamada of the same
prefectm-e. Address : Katsu-
mada, Shizuoka-ken.

Kinoshita, ShokiS C* T f^ iO,
socialist, author, lawyer ; i>.
in 1890 in the province of
Shinano. Edzcc. : graduated
Law at the Private Waseda
University in 1891 ; passed
the Government Examination
for Bench. Called to bar for
some time ; was converted to
Socialism and became Editor
of the To^yo Mainichi Shim-
bun and as such attractea
public notice ; was the right-
hand man of Shozo Tanaka,
the then distinguished Mem.
of the House of Representa-
tives and leader of the Kodo-
kti Mondai (Ashio Copper
Poisoning Question) j after-
wards left the Mainichi and
took up the cause of socialism
for the sake of suffering hu-
manity ; is recognized as the
leading socialistic novel writer
of modern Japan. Publications :
" Ottono JiJtaku (Confessions
of a Husband}," Hito no Am

(Elder .Brotherhood)," " Ret
ka Niku ka (Soul or Flesh ?),">
" Kyoka (Blazing Fire)," -etc.
Address : MikaWaj ima - ntui-a,
Kita-toshima-gun, Tokyo.

Kinoshita, Tomosaburo. C;^ T
1X. H IP),: Judge of the Ad-
ministrative Litigation Court,
3rd Order of Merit; b. in the
I st year of Ganj i ( 1 864) in Wa-
kayama-prefecture ; m. Suzu,
3rd d. of Ekiken Kojima of
the same prefecture. Educ. :
grad. Law in th« Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1889. Address: Kita-
machi, Aoyama, Akasakaku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2958 Shiba,

Kinoshita, Tosaku -(Jk^ y %

f^)' IgakukakiisM (Doctor of
Medicirie)7Prof. of the Osaka
Prefectural Medical College;
b. 1878 in Kyoto. Edzic:
graduated from the College
of Medicine of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1899; entered
the University hall to con-
tinue his study, 1903. Was
appointed teaclier of the
Osaka Medical College,
1906; was despatched to
Austria in 1908, and studied
physiology, physiology of
five sense and anatomy at
the Vienna University from
May of the same year; re-
turned home in 1910; granted
the degree of Igaktihakiishi
by presenting a thesis. Ad-
dress : the Osaka Medical
College, Jyoan-cho, . Osaka.

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Kin-Kis

Kinoshita, Yoshio (Tfc T ^
tk), Traffic Manager, Imp.
Gov. R'lys. ; d. 1874 i" the
province of Tamba. £d?ic. :
grad. Civil Eng. in the To]<yo
Imp. Univ., 1898. Address:
Shiodome-cho , Shiba-ku ,
Tokyo. 7>/. .• 4426 Shimbashi. -

Kira, Talsujiro C^r S M ^
IP), Chief Public Procurator
of the Kochi District Court.
Address : The Kochi District
Court, Kochi-shi, Kochi-ken.

Kirishima, Zoichi (M §i H
— ). Chief of the Land Dep't
of the Mitsubishi & Co. ; 3.
in 1864 in the province of
Tosa ; e. s. of, Masachika Ki-
rishima, a samurai ; m. Mi-
tsu, y. s. of Denjiro Hagi, a
samurai of Nagasaki. Educ. :
grad. Law in the Imperial
University of Tokyo. Ad-
dress : Haramachi, Koishika-
wa, Tokyo. Tel. : 957 Ban-
cho.

Kiritani, Bumpei iM # %
^). Principal of Fukushima
Middle School ; Sub-Lieute-
nant of Infantry ; b. June
1869, in Chiba-ken ; .y. of Yo-
hei Kiritani. Educ.-K gradu-
ated from the Chiba Middle
School, 1887 ; graduated from
the Tokyo Flogakuin College
1893. • A one year volunteer,
1893 ; took part in the Japan
China War, 1894 — 1895 ; In-
structor in the Middle Schools
of Ehime and Gumma pre-

tectures ; took part in the
Russo-Japanese War (1904'^
1905) in the Reserve Ai'my
Brigade of Imperial Guards
of the First Army ; present
post since 1907 ; decorated
with 6th Order of Merit and
Sth Class of Golden Kite as
a reward for his war services.
Recreations : Ethics and phi-
losophy. Address: No. 60,
Nakamachi, Fukushima - shi,
Fukushima-ken .

Kishi, Keijiro ^ ^k - IR3,
Managing Director and in
addition Chief Engineer of the
Shibaura Engineering Works,
Ltd.; d. Mar. the 2nd y. of
Meiji (1869) in Wakayama-
prefecture ; s. of Shinsaku
Kishi ; m. Mitsue, 2nd d. of
Morinosuke Hayakawa, 1899.
Ed7ic. : graduated Electro-
Engineering at the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., July 1895. En-
tered the service of the Shi-
baura Engineering Works as
Engineer immediately after
graduation ; is famous for his
various inventions and im- .
provements made in the pro-
cesses of electro-engineering
works ; promoted present
posts iis Sept. 1 9 1 1 . Address:
No. I, Shinhamacho, Kana-
sugi, Shibaku, Tokyo. Tel..
906 Shiba.

' Kishi, Kinzaburo (^ ^ H El5),
Engineer to the Railway Con-
trol Bureau. Address: Of-

Kit

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ficial Eesidence, 2 chome, Shi-
odomej Shibaku, Tokyo,
of business. Recreation : Eki
(divination). Address : Ka-
waramachi, Higashiku, Osa-
ka. ■ 7>/. •• 706 Higashi.

Kisbmoaye, Kenkichi (^ J:
Wf- rj). Rigakuhakushi, Prof,
of the Agricultural College
in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity (Chair of Fishery) ; b.
in 1867 in Aichi - prefecture ;
2nd s. of Konohachi Kishiao-
uye •,jm. Cho, 4th. d. of Saku-
jiro Oshimaof Mie-prefecture.
Educ: grad. Science at the
Tokyo Imp. University, 1889.
Was appointed Expert of the
Agricultural and Commercial
Dep't, 1891 ; sent abroad, 18-
97 ; on returning appointed
Chief of the Marine Products
Investigating Section; and then
present post. Address : Ichi-
bancho, Kojimachiku, Tokyo.
Tel- : 2915 Bancho.

Kita, Matazo (# #J 3C ^)>
Managing Director of the
Nippon Cotton Co., Ltd.; d.
the 9th m. of the loth jj/.
of Meiji (1878) in Nara-ken;
3rd .y. of ChoMchiro Kita;
m. Tei, e. d. of Bunnosuke
Kainura, 1906. Educ: gra-
duated . ffom the Osaka
Higher Commercial School.
Entered the Nippon Cotton
Co. immediately after gradu-
ation; served at its Bombay
braiich, 1896; present post
since igTi. Recreations: txz^-

velling and chess. Address-
No. 2, Hi^''ashihorikawa, Ktta-
ku, Osaka._ . 7>/.: 4357 Higashi.

Kita, Shintaro (.g ^ ft ;£ Wj,
Lieuteoant-Colonel of Cavalry,
Commander of" the 9th Re-
giment of Cavalry ; b. 1 870
in Nara-ken. Sub-Lieutenant
(Mar. 1893); Lieutenant (Dec.
1894) ; Captain (Oct. 1897) ;
Major (Oct. 1904); Lieutenant-
Colonel (Apr. 1909). Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Ri-
sing Sun, 5 th Order of the
Sacred Ti'easure and 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry,
Kanazawa, Ishikawa-ken.

Kitagaki, Kuaimichi C^jfc il H
M), Baron, Mem. of the House
of Peers, TLord-in-Waitirig in,
the Kinkei Hall ; b. on the
7th of the 8th month in the
7th year of Tempo (1836) in
the province of Tajima; e. s.
of Saburozaemon Kitagaki, a
sccmurai of Tottori clan ; in.
Taiie, e. s. of Haruo Kawada,
Viscount. Rendered services
to the Mikado at the Restora-
tion. Entered the Govern-
ment as an administrative
official in 1 869 ; went over to
Hokkaido for administrative
purposes in 1870; was ap-
pointed Secretary of Karafu-
to (Saghalien) in 1874; then
sent to Kumamoto-ken during
the Saigo Rebellion ; Director
of the Prefectural Bureau of
the Home Dep't in 1878; Gov-

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Kt

ernor of Kochi-ken in 1879;
then of Kyoto-fu in i<S8i ;
Senior Secretaiy to the Dep't
oflmperial Householdin 1883;
Governor of Hokkaido in 18-
92 ; then Vice - minister of
the Dep't of Colonization in
1896; was created Baron for
his meritorious services in the
same year. Decoration : ist
Order of merit. Address : Do-
temachi, Kamikyoku, Kyo-
to.

Kitagawa, Nobuyori QJt ."1 ft
JHO, Mazor of Nagasaki;^, in
i860 in the province of To-
sa ; 2nd s. of Nobumichi Ki-
tagawa, a samurai; in. Koi-
to, }'. s. of Fujie Tanaka of
the Wakayama - prefecture.
Has long been in the service
of the Government before be-
ing appointed to present post.
Address: Nagas:iki.

Kitakawa, Otojiro (i^ }\\ Zi ^
115), IgakuhakiLshi ; M. D.
(Wertzburg University) ; Di-
rector of the Koseikwan Ho-
spital in Nagoya ; member of
the Nagoya City Assembly ;
President of the Nogoya city
Doctor's Assembly ; b. June,
1864, in Shiga-ken ; 3rd s. of
Yadayu Kitagawa ; m. (for the
second time, as his first wife
was dead) Chiyo-ko, 1st d.
of Viscount Hayato Fukuha.
Educ. : studied in the College
of Medicine in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. ; went to- Germany for

study, and entered BerlinUni-
ve'rsity in 1887, and then Wert-
zbiirg University, from Avhich
graduated in 1889. Director
of the Wakayama Prefectisra!
Hospital 1890 — 1891 ; present
post 1892. Recreation: Rea-
ding. Address : No. 211, 11-
chome, Minami-sotobori-cho,
Higashiku, Nagoyashi. Tel. :
295 /. d.

Kitakawa, Beihitsu (;|b ji! ffi
i€), Managing Director of the
Chiyoda Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Ltd., Director of the Ta-
magawa Electric R'ly Co.,
Ltd., Auditor of the Kyodo
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Ltd.; /;. in 1861 in Fukui-ken ;
c. s. of Fujima Kitagawa.
Educ. : graduated from the
Kciogijiuku with honours in
1 88 1., Became a teacher in
the Isebara English School
in 1882; entered the Naval
Dep't as a translator in 18-
86; editor of the Kinjo Shin-
po of Nagoya in 1889; then
of the Jiji in 1891 ; entered
the Keiogijuku as a teacher
after., the late Fukuzawa's
death ; organized the Chiyoda
Life Insurance Co. in 1904
and became its Director. Ad-
dress : Mitatsunamachi, Shi-
baku, Tokyo. Tel.: 767 Shiba.
Kitagawa, Yasuzaemoa (;|t 'A
%'^'M R), high-tax - payer,
Managing Dir. of the Saha-
ra Enterprise Bank, Ltd., Dir.

Kit

L 404

of the Sahara Storage Co.,
Ltd. ; d. in in 1873 in Chiba-
prefecture ; e. s. of the de-
ceased father Yasuzaemon Ki-
tagavva; m. Seki, j/. s. of Sa-
hei Mogi of the same-prefe-
cture. Succeeded his father
in 1885. Address: Sahara-
niachi, Chiba-keri

Kitajima, Sahachi C4b S -fe
A), Sake brewer, high-tax-
payer ; b. in 1837 in Saga-
prefecture ; e. s. of Rokuemon
Kitajima, a samurai; m. Yo-
shi, aunt of Otsukichi Yamada
of the same prefecture. Bre-
wer of the well known " Shi-
meuaiua " sake. Was elected
Pres. of the Saga-ken Sake
Brewering Guild. Address :
Nishi-Uomachi, Saga.

Kitajima, Shichibei Q-Jt I* -ir i?-
t#), Pres. of the Nankai Blea-
ching Powder Co., Ltd., Ma-
naging Dir. of the Wakaya-
ma Weaving Co., Ltd., Dir.
of the Korean Agricultural
Enterprise Co., Ltd., Auditoi
of the Wakayama Water
Power Electric Co., Ltd., and
the 43rd Bank, Ltd.; b. in 18-
5 1 in Wakayama-prefecture ;
e. s. of Tohichi Fukami ; in.
Tsuneno, 3rd d. of Jinzo Mo-
rikawa of the same prefecture.
Succeeded his father in 1878.
Address : Uematsucho, Wa-
kayama.

Kitajima, Taiclii, (4blJ:— >
To-akuhakusM, Chief of the

First Section of the Institute
of Infectious Diseases, and
Chief of the Infectious
Diseases Section of Home
Office; /'. the 6th m. of the
3rd y. o{ Meiji (1870) in
Kanazawa, Ishikawa-ken ; s.
of Nobuatsu Kitajima; m.
Tei, e. d. of Masanao Koike,
1896. Educ: graduated from
the College of Medicine of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
joined the Institute of In-
fectious Diseases, 1894; went
to Germany and studied -oiv.
the disinfection of epidemics
of Dr. Berring, 1896- 1898.
Has been invested with the
Fourth Order Ot Merit. Ad-
dress: No. 422, Nishi-okubo,
suberb of Tokyo. Td.'. 3 161

Bancho.

Kitamori, Masanao C:)h ^ K

it), Mayor of Hakodate, 6th
Order of Merit ; b. in 1858
in Iwate-prefecture ; e. s. of
Masatomo Kitamori, a samtc-
rai ; m: Tsune, e. d. of Kik-
kyo Hoshikawa of the same
prefecture. Was appointed
Deputy Mayor ; and then pre-
sent post. Address: Taniji-
domachi, Hakodate.

Kitamura, Kyotaro C4b ^ M
% 10, Managing Dir. of the
Osaka Cement Co., Ltd.; L
iu 1863 in Aichi-prefecture ,
e. s. of Shingo Kitamura ; m.
Tane, ^. ^. of Yoshinao Ito ol
the same prefecture. Edzic. :

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Kit

grad. from the Engineering
College in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1889. Civil Eng. of
the Onoda Cement Mfg. Co.,
Ltd. ; then of the Osaka Ce-
ment Co., Ltd., 1896; sent
to Germany, 1897 — 1898; pre-
sent post, 1899. Address.
Kita-momodanicho, Minami-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 3833 Hi-
gashi.

Kitamura, Matazaemon C4b W
3J. ^ t© P'!), farmer, high-tax-
payer ; b. in 1873 in the pro-
vince of Yamato ; e. s. of Ma-
tasaburo Kitamura ; in. Kiku,
4th d. of Ihei Kinoshita ot
Wakayama - ken. A large
landowner. Address: Kami-
ichi, Yoshino-gun, Nara-ken.

Kitamura, Shigemasa (^ It
ffi W), Proprietor of the Sei-
yoken. Hotel and the Seiyo-
ken Restaurant; b. in 1872
at Tokyo ; e. s. of Jurei Ki-
tamura, a Hatamoto ; in. Tsu-
ni, adopt, d. of Ryosaku Ma-
tsuiofSaitama. ^^«i?..- gradu-
ated from the Meijigakuin (a
mission school) and further
Studied at theMejji Law Col-
lege. His ^./! Shigetake Ki-
tamura rendered service to the
State under the late Prince
Tomomi Iwakura at the Rest-
Oration ; in 1 87 1 established
the Seiyoken assisted by the
frince, the late Prince Sanjo,
^d others; and in 1873 found-
^ the Seiyoken Restaurant

in Ueno Park ; the Seiyoken
was the first foreign restaurant
and hotel in the country. Re-
creations: foreign and Japanese
cookery ; fine arts. Address :
Unemecho, Kyobashiku, To-
l<:yo. Cliibs : Doki club and
Japanese Trading Association.
7>/. .• 462, 463, 464, 1563,
648 Shimbashi.

Kitario, Katsuya C* If St rfJ).

Captain in the Navy, Direc-
tor of Kiu-e naval po rt affairs
gi;b. 1865. Lieutenant-Com-
mander (Dec. 1 897) ; Com-
mander (Sept. 1900) ; Cap-
tain (Sept. 1906). Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4th Order of the Sa-
cred Treasure and 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Kure, HiroshiiTtn-Ve-n.
Kitano, Tsonetomi C4h_l= It
"S"), artist, Japanese painter;
b. the 13th y. of Meiji(l880) in
Kanazawa-city, Ishikawa-ken ;
s. of Kaneyemon Kitano ; U-
tako, 1st d. of Toshichi Fuji-
mura, May 1888. Exhibited
picture "Sudaku-mushi" (cry
of insects) iu the ;irt exhibitior
of the Dep't of Education,
1910, and a picture Hideri-ame
(rain after drought) in the
same exhiijition in 1911 ; be-
sides Gxliibited his masterpieces
in irarious exhibitions and
obtained many prises. Beore-
ations : travelling, music, dr-
ama. Address : "So. 27 Minami-

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\vataya-elio,Minami-ku, Osaka.
Clubs : councillor of tlie Ta-
tsuuii a.rt society, laisho art
soci-oty.
' Kitashiro, Katsii (4b fi St),
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
Judge of the Court of Cas-
sation ; ^. in' 1859 in the pro-
vince of Tosa ; e. s. of Kiichi
Kitashiro, a samurai; in. K6,
e. d'. of Sliigekiyo Ikegami of
tlie same prefecture. Educ. :
grad. Law at tlie Tokyo Ina-
perial University, 1884. Judge
of the Osaka Appeal Court ;
Sectional Chief of the court ;
and then present post, 1904.
Address : Meguro-mura, Eba-
ra-gun, Tokyo.

Kitayama, Tanjiro C« 0- III
^ -- IIS), Lieutfenant- Colonel
of Commissariat, Commander
of the 1 2th Battalion of Com-
missariat Troops ; 3. 1867 in
Ehime-ken. Sub - Lieutenant
of Infantry (July 1887) ; Sub-
Lieutenant of Commissariat
(June 1890) ; Lieutenant of —
(Nov. 1890); Captain of —
(Nov. 1894) ; Major of— (Oct.
1900) ; Lieutenant - Colonel
(Feb. 1905). Decoi ations : yA
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and 4th . Class of the Golden
Kite. Address : The 12th Bat-
talion of Commissariat Troops,
Kokura, Fukuoka-ken.

Kitazato, Sadayiilsi C4b 1. M.
■^), President of the Dita

Local Court: S in 1^57 m
K .umamoto-prefecture ; e. s. of
Ikkaku Kitazato, a samurai;
m. y. s. of Kuniyada Akabc^-
shi of the same, prefecturfe.
Edttc. : passed tlie Govern-
ment Examination for Bench,
1887. Judge of the Fukii-
shima District Court ; Sec-
tional Chief of the court ; Dir.
of the Miyazaki District Court;
and theji present post. '■ Ad-
dress : Oitamachi, Oita-ken. '
Kitazato, Shibasaburo (Jt E
.^ H g|5), Bacteriologistj,-/^'"^-

J-'vh/yhi<:Ij.i^, discoverer of the
Kitazato Bacillus, President
of the Infectious Disease In-
vestigation Laboratory, Com-
mitte of the Central Sanitary
A.ssociation ; h. in ^852 at
Kitazato-mura, Aso-guii; . in
the province of Higo ; e'._$:
of Korenobu Kitazato ; m. To-

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Eiy

ra 2iid d of Baron Mtusuu
£duc. : graduated Medicine at
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity in 1882; further studied
in Germany under the late Prof.
Koch, 1884 — 1891.' Entered
the Bureau of Sanitation after
graduation ; was appointed
present post on returning from
abroad ; for medical research
purposes went to Hong-kong
then the centre of pestilentia ;
went to Manchuria for the
same purposes in 191 1; one
of the leading personages in
the medical world of this
country. Address : Nakano-
cho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
2709, 2710 /. d. Shiba.

Kitsuki, Kokicjii Ct^: 1ft ^ 1?),
Chief of the Sendai Post and
Telegraph Control Bureau ;
b. the -7th m. of the ist y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Hyogo-ken ;
e. s. of Rihachi Kitsuki, a
heimin ; m. Momoyoshi, sister
of Inujiro Taneda, a samurai
of K5chi-ken. Educ. : Gradu-
ated from the Law College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1890).
After graduation was Secret-
ary to the Department of
Communications, Post-master
in Kanazawa and Nagoya
cities in succession ; present
post since 19 10. Address:
The Sendai Post and Tele-
graph Control Bureau, Sen-
dai, Miyagi-ken.

Kiuchi. Jushiro CtIc ft !S PJ

IP), Member of the House of
Peers, ajipointed iuiiugust i—
911, ex-Ufficial in the .Keside-
ncy-General in Korea; 6. in 1 8-
65 in Chiba-prefecture; 2nd s.
of Jtirohei Kiuchi; w. Isoji, y.
s. of Baron Hisaya Iwasaki.
Educ: grad. from the Law
College, in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1878. Appointed Sec-
retary of the House of Peers;
Councillor of the Agr. and
Com. Dep't ; Secretary of the
Home Dep't; Judge of, the
Administrative Litigation
Court ; Dir. of the Commerci-
al Bureau in the Agr. and Com.
Dep't , then of the Industrial
Bureau in the same Dep't;
Dir. of the Patent Bureau and
of Agr." Com. Ind. Dep't in
the Kesideucy-General; Ad-
dress: No. 5, Yobancho, Koji-
machi-kii, Tokyo.

Kiyoie, Kumeichiro (^ ^ ^
-- MR), Dir. of the Matsuya-
ma Electric R'ly Co., Ltd.,
Representing Partner of Nishi
& Co.; b, in 1859 in Ehime-
prefecture ; e. s. of Gunzo Ki-
yoie-"' Succeeded his younger
brother Hidejiro. Address:
Jkata - mura, Nishiuwajima-
gun, Ehime-ken.

Kiyono, Isamu C^ If- R),
Proprietor of the Kiyono Dis-
pensary ; b. in 1852 in Shi-
zuoka-prefecture ; e. s. of I-
chigaku Kiyono ; m. Ren, 3rd
d. of Noritaka Sakurai of the

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same prefecture. Educ.: grad.
Medicine at the Tokyo Imp.
University, 1879. Principal
Prof, of the Okayama Medi-
cal School ; Prof of the Medi-
cal Dep't of the 3rd High
School, 1887 ; Dir. of the O-
saka Medical School, 1891 ;
resigned post and started dis-
pensary, 1900. Address : To-
sabori, Nishiku, Osaka. Tel. :
820 Nishi.

Kiyosa, lyenori (M M % ^),
ex-Gov. of the- Niigata-Pre.,
Count, Mem. of H. P.; h. in i-
862 at Kyoto; 12th s. of H.I.H.
Fushimi - no - miya Kunihiko ;
m. Mitsuko, aunt of Viscount
Kurahashi. 1 Superintendent
priest of the Bukkoji, 1888 ;
elected Mem. of H. P., 1890;
appointed Gov. of Yamana-
shi-prefecture, 1897 ; of Iba-
raki-prefecture, 1 898 ; then ot
Wakayama - prefecture; ^g'u^
post. Address : Shimo - Ro-
kubancho, Kojimachiku, To-
kyo. Te'. ." II /. d. Bancho.

Kiyota, Kozue C:^ ffl ^),

ex-Ohief of the Gynaecologia
and Tocohgie Dep't of the Ya-
maga Saisei Hospital. Ad-
dress : Namika-machi, Yama-
gata-city.

Kiyoura, Keigo (if Jt ^ W),
Viscount, 1st Order of Merit,
Privy Councillor; b. in 1850
in Kumamoto-prefecture ; 5 th
s. of Ryoon Okubo ; m. Ren.
e. d. of his adqp. father Shu-

tatsu Kiyoura. ^Began his .ca-
reer as a small official of Sai-
tama - prefecture ; afterwards
entered the central Govern-
ment ^ as public procurator,
1877; appointed to the ex-
amining committee on the draft
of the Criminal code ; made
lectures on the code for ad-
ministrative officials and at-
tracted public attention by his
eminence as a debater; Sec-

retary to the Dep't of Jus-
tice J Dir. of the Police Bure-
au ; sent abroad for legal pur-
poses ; Vice-Minister of the
Dep't of Justice under Count
Yoshikawa ; was given the
portfolio of the Dep't of Jus-
tice in the Matsukata-Okuma
Cabinet ; again held the same
post in the Yamagata**Cabi-
net; resigned the post and -
travelled over China for poli-
tical purposes ; was thrice ap-
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Kiz— Eofe

the Katsura Cabinet. Was
created Baron for his part in
bringing about the Anglo-
Japanese Alliance ; was pro-
moted to Viscount as a war
reward. As Minister of Jus-
tice was reputed to be a typ-
ical official of modern Japan.
One of Prince Yamagata's
lieutenants. Address : Iriarai-
mura, Ehara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Kizaki, Aikichi Ofc mt k i?i),
Member of the Office of the
Osaka Asashi Shimbun. Ad-
dress : No. 310, Higashiume-
damachi, Kitaku, Osaka.

Kizu, Tarobei (Jf. W % M
^\ President of the Takaoka
Chamber of Commerce, Di-
rector of the Takaoka Kyo-
ritsu Bank, Ltd., the Taka-
oka Savings Bank, Ltd., the
Takaoka Electric Light Co.,
Ltd., the Takaoka Shimposha
(newspaper office), Ltd., and
the Hokuriku Artificial Ferti-
lizer Co., Ltd., Auditor of the
Imperial Marine Products Co.,
Ltd.; b. in 1875 at Taka-
oka in the province of Etchii ;
e. s. of Tarobei Kizu ; m.
Nobu, 3rd d. of Tahachiro
Katsurai of the same province.
Succeeded his father in 1903.
Has served in the Army as a
one year volunteer. Address :
Kami-kawabaracho, Takaoka.

Koba, Sadaaaga C* ;^ ^ fi),
Hogakuhakushi, Dr. Phil, re-
rum Politicarum, and Order

of Mrit, Mem. of H. P.,.Lord-
in-Waiting in Kinkei Hall ; b.
1857 at Kagoshima. Edtic.:
grad. Politics and Finance
at Tokyo Imp.' Univ., 1881 ;
studied in Germany and Aus-
tria, 1882 — 1885. Appointed
Private Secretary to Minister
for Education, Secretary of
Hyogo-ken ; Councillor of Le-
gislative Bureau ; Dir. of Or-
dinary Educ. Bureau ; Chief
Councillor of Education Dep't;
Vice - Minister of Educ. - A
member of the Kenkyukai, (a
political club in H. P.). Clubs:
samurai Club ; Imp. Educ.
Asso. Address : Sendagaya,
Tokyo-fu. Tel. : 640 Shiba.

Kobashi, lehita (/h S — Xj,
Dir. of the Sanitary Bureau
in the H^ome Dep't ; b. in 1 870
in Kumamoto ; e. s. of Motoo
Kobashi, a samurai; m. Hide,
2nd d. of Koremasa Sugano
of Tokyo. Educ. : grad. Law
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1 898.
Councillor of Yamaguchi-ken;
then of Nagasaki-ken ; enter-
ed the central Gov. as Sec-
retary of the Home Dep't ;
then Councillor of the Dep't ;
sent abroad, 1908 ; promoted
to present posj^, 19 10. Ad-
dress : Kami-Ozaki, Ebara-
gun, Tokyo. Tel.: 1660 Shi-
ba.

Kobayashi. Beika ('h # ^
MI), Lawyer, Dir. of the Nipr
pen Mining Co., Ltd.; b.on

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Dec. 7th in 1863 in Eng-
land ; 3rd s. of Nicholas Dr.
Beck; m. Suzu, adop. d. of
Fujiichi Takegaki of Niigata-
prefecture. Educ. : studied in
England. He proceeded to
U. S. A. 1886; arrived at
Yokohama, 1887; began bu-
siness at Yokohama ; became
naturalized and took the na-
me of Kobayashi, 1 892 ; com-
menced the practice of law,
1894. Mr. J. E. de Becker
was engaged in the Dep't of
Justice at the time of the
treaty revision. He is now
reputed to be one of the great
lawyers in this country. Ptib-
licatiotis: "Japanese Self-Tau-
ght, "Kelly and Walsh's Hand-
book of the Japanese Lan-
guage " " The Code of Civil
Procedure." "The Code of Cri-
minal Procedure," " The Se-
cured Debentures Trust Law,"
"The Railway Mortgage
Law," " The Factory Mort-
gage Law,"The Mining Law,"
" De E cker Japanese Law
of Trading Companies and
Partnerships," " Saved by the
Judge," "Notes on the Mon-
gol Invasion of Japan," "The
Nightless City, a sociological
Study," "The Annotated Ci-
\dl Code of Japan." Address:
No. 70, Yamashitacho, Yoko-
hama. Tel.: 840 /. a.

Kobayashi, Fasajiro C^h # ^
J9 ^), Expert to the Experi-

mental Farm; b. in 1864 in
Hiroshima-prefecture ; e. s. of
Katsu Kobayashi ; m. e. d. of
Shizuto' Nomura, a samurai
of Hiroshima-prefecture. En-
tered the Dep't of Agriculture
and Commerce in 1888 ; Ex-
pert to the Dep't in 1893. Ad-
dress : Suidobatacho, Kobina-
ta, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Kobayashi, Genzo (/]> # jg Md-

M. of the House of Eepresenta-
iivea tor Yamagatr.-lceh,Ohi

~ the Affairs Section and the Do-
numpnt Section of its Superin-
tending Dep't; b. in 1868 in
Yamagata prefecture ; 2nd :.
of Tokitada Akiyama ; m. Ta-
ke, 2nd d. of Goro Kitaza^va
of the same prefecture. Ednc. :
graduated Law in the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1894.
Entered the Dep't of Com-
munications in 1894; Secre-
tary of the Dep't in 1 897 ;
was sent abroad on business,
1902 — 1903 ; was appointed
Councillor of the Dep't ; then
present post. Address: Shi-
odomecho, Shiba, Tokyo. \Tel.:
263 Shimbashi.

kobayashi, 6in-emon C-'h # »^
^ Sf PI), Representative Mem-
ber of the Kobayashi Partner-
ship. Address: No. 2 Hori-
domechS, Nihombashi, Tokyo.

Kobayashi, Hachircemon C<I>
^ A SJ * I P^), one of the
highest taxpayers of Yama-'
nashi-ken. Address: Hodzu-

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Eol

mi-mura, Minami-koma-gun,
Yamanashi-ken.

Kobayashi, Jujiro Clif^filn
W), President of the Ogori
Bank; 5. 24 May 1839, Ya-
maguchi prefecture j 2nd s.
of Shinzo Akimoto, and adopt-
ed into the Kobayashi family.
Address : Ogori-mura, Yoshi-
ki-gun, Yamaguchi prefect-
ure, fc

Kobayashi, Keikiohiro (/>#
1? S W>, Captain, M. of the
Equipment in the Naval Con-
struction Bureau; h, 1869. Lie-
utenant, Dec. 1 897; 2nd Com-
mander, Sept. 1899 ; Com-
mander, Jan. 1907. Decora-
tions : 4rd Order of the Rising
Sun ; 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address : No". 2, E-
chizembori, Kyobashi, Tokyo.

Kobayashi, Keisuke (<!■« # S
B). marine-products merchant,
Mem. of the Yokohama Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. in 1 8-
46 in the province of Kozu-
ke ; 2nd s. of Goroemon I
tagaki ; m. Fusa, e. d. of Ei
kichi Umaori of Tokyo. Suc-
ceeded his adopt, f. Gohei
Kobayashi in 1 886. Address:
Otamachi, Yokohama. Tel. :
481 /. d.

Kobayashi, Kenzo C>^ * ^
M), Commander in the Navy,
2nd Commander of the Taia-
chiho; b. in 1872. Cadet in
1888 ;; Commander in 1909.
Decorations : 4th Order of the

R. S. and 4th Class of' the
G. K. Address : Naval Office.

Kobayashi, Kikichi ('> # S
a), one of the highest tax-
payers of Tochigi prefecture.
Address : Mibumachi, Shimo-
tsuga-gun, Tochigi-ken.

Kobayashi, Komataro ('h #
l«I X BR, Vet. Surgeon-Major,
Chief of the Vet. Medical
Dep't of the l8th Army Di-
vision ; b. in 1 869 in Ishika-
wa-prefecture. Vet. Surgeon-
Sub-Lieut, in 1897 ; Vet.
Surgeon-Lieut, in 1900 ; Vet.
Surgeon-Capt. in 1903 ; Vet.
SurgeonrMaj. in 1909 ; 4th
Order of Merit and 5 th Class
of the G.K. Address: Kuni-
wakemura, Mitsui-gori, Fu-
kuoka-ken.

Kobayashi, Kotaro C'h # il
ic W), Surgeon - Commander,
Vice - Director of the Port
Arthur Hospital ; b. in 1868.
Surgeon-Cadet in 1887;- Sur-
geon-Lieut, in 1897 ; Surgeon-
2nd Commander in 1899 ;
Surgeon-Commander in 1905:
3rd Order of the R. S. Ad-
dress: Port Arthur.

Kobayashi. Kyahichi C^h #
X -t). Pres. of the Nagano
Business Bank, Ltd. ; b. in
1852 in Shinshii ; e. s. of He-
ijiro Kobayashi ; m. Take, y.
s. of Chojiro Fujisawa. Ad-
dress : Shimmachi. Nasrano.
Kobayashi Manzo Q\- ^ W,
i«)> expert of the Tokyo

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prefectural office, 6th order
of Merit; b. 1869 at Nakatsu,
Oita-ken. Address: 167 Uku-
bo-hyakunin-cho, Tokyo.

EobayasM, Rinnosake C'h #
M ^ ®3f confectioner, Dir. of
the Aikoku Life Insurance Co.,
Ltd., the Osaka Alkali Co.,
Ltd., and of the Settsu Oil
Refining Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1861
in Osaka ; e. s. of the de
ceased Rinnosuke Kobaya
shi ; m. Ei, e. d. of lemon S5-
ma of Osaka. Edtic.: studied
Chinese classics under Atsu-
shi Haruta, Japanese classics
under Toshiharu Kunita, and
English at the Ciov. Osaka
English School. A maker of
" Awaokoshi " a very popular
cake in this country. He is
reputed to be a typical busi-
■Hcss man and has a large
collection of books. Recrea-
tion : Reading. Address : Ki-
ta-horie,Nishiku, Osaka. Tel. :
428 7. d. Nishi.

EobayasM, Shigetake C't> #
fi ^), Mayor of Shimonose-
ki; b. i860 at Komoro, in
Shinshii ; /«. Fusa, 2nd d. of
Seizan Naito, a Ch5shu sa-
murai. Educ. : grad. from the
Nagano Normal School and
stiidied.law at the SenskH-
Gakko (Private Senshu Univ.).
Councillor of Oita-ken, Fuku-
oka-ken, Secretary of Kyoto-
fuy Tokusbima-ken, Zenra-Do
in' Korea, and then present
t>ost. Recreation : Z/Ar/,' arche-

ry, pictures, .it Address : Shi-
inoiioseki.. Tel.: %io.
Kobayashi, Shinpacliiro C'h ^
# A 15), Colonel of Cavaby,
"sttache to the ordnance dep't
of War Office; b. 1868 in
Gumma-ken. Sub-Lieut., July
1888; Lieut., Nov. 1891 ; Capt.,
June 1896; Major, June 1902;
Lieut-Colonel,^ Aug. 1905;
Colonel, Dec. 1912. Decora-
tions: 5th Order of S. T.,„
4 Order of R. S., 5th Class :
of G. K. Address: "Can Dep't -
of War,

Kobayashi, Shoji C'h W- IE — ),
Civil Eng. of the Agr. and
Com. Dep't; ^. in 1871 in
Okayama- prefecture; 5th s.
of Nobusada Konishi. Edtic. :
grad. Engineering at the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., 1897. Entered
the Okayama Cotton Yarn Co. ,
as chief Eng. ; appointed the-
present post, 1901 ; sent a-
broad, 1906. Address : 7 cho-
me, Aoyamakitamachi, Aka-
sakaku, Tokyo. ■ '

Kobayashi, Shotaro C'J* # &
:fc fil5), Pres. of the Sanp Coni-
mercial Bank, Ltd., Reipre-
sentative Partner of the Ko-
bayashi Co., the Jomo Mos-
ling Co., Ltd., and of the
Tone Electricity Generating
Co., Ltd.; b. in i8S5 in To-
chigi-prefecture; e. s. of Sei-,
hachi Kobayashi; »/. KotOj/
J/, s. of Kanjiro Hashimoto of
the same pref. ' Address'y Sa.-
noiTiachi, Tochigiken

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Kobayashi, YashicM C'h # 5i
-t), sugar dealer, one of the
highest taxpayers of Gumma
prefecture; b. Dec. of the 2 1st
y. of Meiji (1888), Gumma
prefecture ; ist ^. of the late
Yashichi Kobayashi. Address:
Honmachi, Takasaki, Gum-
ma-ken.

Kobayashi, Yoshiro (/!■> # 3?
S15)) Chief Procurator of the
Tokyo District Court ; b. in
1857 in Saga-prefecture ; e. s.
of Asamichi Kobayashi, a sa-
murai ; in. Ritsu, y. s. of Ita-
su Matsumuro of Fukuoka-
pref. Educ: passed the Ex-
amination for Bench, 1887 ;
Judge of the Osaka D. C. ;
then of the Tokyo D. C. ;
Proc. of the Tokyo A. C. ;
Chief Proc. of the Yokohama
D. C. ; promoted to present
post. Address: Nishihibiyacho,
Koiimachiku, Tokyo.
Kobayashi, Taizo C/h # # li)>
Kogakuhakushi, Chief of the
Water Works Section of the
Osaka City Government ; b. in
1 87 1 in Hyogo-prefecture ; ^.
s. of Kenzo Kobayashi, a sa-
murai ; m. Toshi, 3rd d. of
Shiro Akiyama of Tokyo.
Educ: graduated from the En-
gineering College of the To-
kyo Imperial University in
1896. Was appointed Expert
to the Navy after graduation ;
then to the Osaka Harbour
'Works in 1898; was .sent

5 ] Kob Kod

abroad ; present post in 1910.
Address : Tempocho 0.saka.

Kobayashi, Ushisaburo (/]- #
lit S Si5). Hogakuhakushi (Sci-
ence of Finance) , Director
of the Nihon Steel Manii-
factm-ing Co. Ltd. ; h. in
1866 in the province of Ko-
zuke. Educ. : graduated Poli-
tics in the Imperial Univer-
sity of Tokyo in 1884. Im-
mediately after gi'aduation,
entered Government service ;
Councillor of the Bureau of
Legislation ; then Secretary of
the same Bureau ; Director of
the Financial Bureau of the
Formosan Government office ;
Fublicattons : Eccuomics, Co-
inpflrative science ef fiiiftnce.
Address: Akebono-clio, Koma-
gome. Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.i
807 Shitaya.

Kobori, Tomoue Oh S ^ '"s ).
oiom de plume is Gennaishiii
artist, Japanese painter (Tosa
school), professor at the To-
kyo Fine Arts School, comi-
nittee member of the Fine
Arts Examination Society ;
h. on 19th. 2n(i moirth, 1st
years of Gonji (1864) at Ha-
takawa-mm-a, Aso-gun, Shi-
mo/nke province. Address :
No. 1037, Yanaka, Nippori-
nmra, Kitatoshima-gvin, To-

kyo-fu. „^

'Koda, Noba .(# ffl IS), pi-
anist; b. in 1870 at Tokyo;
■uobu Koda, a

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Hatauwto; y. s. of Rohan K6-
da., Educ: Tokyo Musical
School ; Musical School in
Vienna for three years. Ap-
pointed prof, of the Tokyo
School of Music. Address:
Omotemachi, Koishikawa, To-
kyo.

Soda, Keitaro C# H M i: 10,
Commander, on the Staff
■'^^a^rKSI^fve Ships of the
Yokosuka Admiralty; d. in
1871. Cadet in 1886; Com-
mander in 1906. Decoration:
4th Order of the R. S. Ad-
dress: Yol<osuka.

Koda, Minoru Cfi" ^ H K),
Prof, at the Tokyo Fine Arts
School. Address: No. 52, Ko-
niagome, Sendagi, Hongo, To-
"kyo. .

. BLedg,, Nariyuki (# H ^ fi")*
Rohan, by his pen-name,
iauthorj novelist, Btmgakti-
hakase; b. 7th month of 3rd
year of Keio (1867); 3rd s.
of Narinobu kota, a samurai
of Tokugawa Shogunate;
younger brother to Naritada
Gunji. Was once lecturer
at the college of Literature,
Kyoto Imp. Univ., is regard-
ed as one of the foremost
literary mail of the present
Japan. Publications: many
novels, historical works and
others. Address: 17 16 Te-
rajimamura, Mtnamikatsushi-
ka-gun, Tokyo-fu.

' Kodama, Hideo C^i S # i®), ■
Count, Private Secretary to
the Governor-General to Cho-
sen, Chief of GeneralAffairs
Bureau of the same office ; b.
July of the 9th y. of Meiji
(1876) ; 1st J. of the late cele-
brated Count Gentaro Koda-
ma ; m. Sawa, ist d. of Count
Seiki Terauchi. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1900.
Appointed Secretary of the
Financial Department immedi-
ately after his graduation ;
and then present post, since
191 2. Address.: No. 38 Ichi-
gaya, Yakuoj imaemachi, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo. Tel. : 390, 1939
Bancho.

Kodama, Kenji CB S 1?
»o^. Manager of the Bombay
Branch of the Yokohama Spe-
cie Bank ; b. in 1 87 1 at To-
kyo ; 2nd s. of Koretoshi Ko-
dama, a samurai ; in. Ito, e.
d. of Mataroku Tomita of
Tokyo. Entered the bank's
Hei vice many years ago. Ad-
dress : Bombay.

Kjdama, Sanenori CJa S ^
^), Dir. of Sasebo Middle
School, s. of Sanezumi Koda-
ma, a samurai of Sendai clan;
m. Aiko, d. of Shigeki Ueno,
a Judge. Educ. : studied phi-
losophy at the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1895 — 1898. Instructor
of Matsue M. S. ; Dir. of

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Furukawa M. S. Address:
Mantokucho, Sasebo, Naga-

Kodaina, Toshizane (^1 5 M

JK), Chief of Police in the
Okayama-prefecture ; b. 1856
in the province of Satsuma ;
vi. Yae, 2nd d. of Shinsuke
Aiko of the Kagoshima-pre-
fecture. Entered the Metro-
politan Police Board, 1878;
Chief of Police in the Mie-
prefecture ; then in the Nara-
prefecture ; present post, 1906.
Address : Okayania.

Kodera, Kenkichi ('> # M
1*1), a Kobe millionaire, pro-
prietor of Kodera Yoko (a
beancake firm at Inkow), Mem.
ofH. R. ;^. in 1877 in Hyo-
go-prefecture ; e. s. of Taijiro
kodera, a samurai of Sauda^
c!an; m. Sadako, 5th d. of
Viscount Nakamuta. Educ.:
graduated from the Kobe Com-
mercial School, the Yale, the
Columbian and the J oh as
Hopkin's Universities and far-
ther studied Law and Politics
at Universities in Germany,
Austria, and Switzerland. He
has twice travelled in Europe,
America, China, and Korea.
Took part as one-j'ear-volun-
teer officer in the late war ;
elected M. H. R. for Hyogo-
prefecture in the last general
election ; nationalist. Address:
Nakayamatedori, Kobe ; and

Aoyama-minamimachi, Aka-
sakaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 383 Ko-
be, 2928 Shiba.

Kodera, Seizo i'\- # ^ li),
Pres. of the Osaka Electric
Copper Works, Ltd.; b. in 18-
52 in the Gifu-piefecture ; e.
s. of Naojiro Kodera, a sa-
murai; m. Shige, e. s. of
Chokuso Tani of the same
prefecture. Address: Kumochi,
!• ukiai-mura, Kobe. Tel.: I.
d. 1806.

Kodera, Shinsaku (® ;flr # iir
fl=)> First Secretary of Lega-
tion at present unattached ;
b. in 1855 at Himeji ; e. s. of
Makio Kodera of Tokyo; m.
Mari. -^ Educ: grad. from the
College of Literature in the
Tokyo Imperial University
in 1880; sent to England
and Germany for study, 188 1.
— 1886. Entered the Edu-
cational Dep't after gradu-
ation ; was appointed Prof.
of the Tokyo Higher Normal
School in 1886; entered the
Foreign Office as Secretary
Transiater in i8ot ; and Se-
cretary of the Legation at
London in 1894; at St. Pe-
tersburg in 1896; at Peking
in 1897 ; Secretary to the Fo-
reign Office in 1903 ; Chiet
of the ^Translation Bureau.
Address: Myogizakashita, Ko-
raagome, Toshima-gun, To-
kyo.

Ex) 3

Lr4i^];

■ Eodera, Tomesaburo Oh # g
H BP), Pres. of the Kanzaki
Commeicial Bank, Ltd.; ^. in
1 847 in Hyogo-prefecture; e. s.
of Tazo Kodera; m. No, 2nd d.
of Yaheiji Nakane of the same
prefecture. ' Address: Seka-
mura, Kanzaki-gun, Hyogo-
ken. "

*■ Koeznka, Ryo-.Ca U fl), ex-
Vioe- j)residoiit of the House oj

Representatives, Director of
the Patriotic Life Lisurance
Co., Ltd., Auditor^ of the
ShGeisha, Ltd. ; b. in 1850
in Ibo-gori of the province of
Harima ; y. b. of Yazaemon
Koezuka ; m. Ko, e. d. of Mi-
tsunari Nogi, a samurai of To-
kyo. >. Educ. : studied English
at the Dojinsha (Prof. Keiu
ifakamtira's institution). Was
oil.tlie staff^of the organiza-
T:uMi of the Omeisha ; as Edit-
or • of the Tokyc~. Mainichi
Skimbun attracted public
notice ; was elected Mem. of
the Kanagawa Prefectiiral As-
sembly ; then at the j Tokyo
Municipal Assembly ;. entered
business and obtained the re-
putation of an able business
man ; and. then^vvas elected
Mem. of the House of Re-
presentatives for Tokyo ; was
appointed Director^ of the Mi-
ning Bureau of the Agricult-
ural and Commercial Dep't
in the Matsukata-Okuma Ca-
binet ; was Governor of To-

kyo during the Okuma-Ita-
gaki Cabinet ; Mem. of the
House of Representatives for
his native province in 1900 ;
a leader of the Kokuminto
(National Party). ^ Address:
Kitotsagi, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel. : 2455 Shimbashi.

Koga, Zeaibei (* « # ^ m).
Pres. of the Saga Bank, Ltd.,
Dir. of the Saga Savings Bank,
Ltd.; b. 1 88 1 in Saga Pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Zenbei Ko-
ga, a samtirai ; m. Mild, 5tlj
d. of Jiizo Oshima of the sam€
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1907. f Was formerly
known as Zentaro by name.
Address: Hasuikecho, Saga.
Koganei, Eyosei iA- ^ ^
H W).,,^Jgakulmktishi (anato-
my). Prof, of the Tokyo Im-
perial University; b. in 1858
at Nagaoka in the province
of Echigo ; 2nd s. of Nori Ko-
ganei, a samurai ; m. Kimi,
y. s. of Rintaro Mori, Surgeon
Lt.-General. , Educ. : gradu-
ated Medicine at the Tokyo
Imperial University and fur-
ther studied at the Berlin Uni-
versity. On returning from
Germany was appointed to
present post ;" was Dean of
the Medical College. Address:
Akebonocho, Komagome, Ko-
ngo, Tokyo. V

Koga, Renzo (■& K * Jt),i7<7-

\akuhakushi (Criminal Code),

Director of tiie Police Bn-

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Kog— Koi

reau of the Home Dep't ; b.
in 1859 in Saga-ken ; e.s. of
Gengo Koga, a samurai of
Saga clan ; m. M!\\.Q,y.s. of
Mitsusada Ijichi, a samurai of
Kyoto ' Educ. : graduated
Law at the Hogakko (Gov.
Law School) in 1884. Be-
came Procurator ; was sent
abroad for legal purposes in
1889 ;. Procurator of the Court
of Cassation in 1898 ; then
Judge of the same court in
1902 ; Lecturer at the Law
Faculty in the Imperial Uni-
verisity^of Tokyo and sever-
al private colleges ; Director
of the Police Bureau of the
Mome Dep't in the Saionji
Cabinet. Decoration : 3rd Or-
der of the R. S. Address :
Yamabushicho, Ushigomeku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 264 Bancho.

K5ga, YosMmasa Ctf H S it),
Kogakuhakushi, Dir. of the
Assaying Dep't of the Osa-
ka Imperial Mint; b. i860 at
Tokyo ; adopted by his uncle
Gengo Koga, Commander of
the Kaitenmaru, a warship of
the Shogun. Edtic.: gradu
Chemistry in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1880. Entered the Im-
perial Mint, 1.880; sent abroad
for inspection, 1886 — 1887.
Recreation: Numismatics. Ad-
dress ': 0.saka Mint.

'Koide, Fusakichi Q^h ttS B ^),
Ringakuhakushi, Prof of To-
hoku Imp. Univ. ; b. 1869 at

Ogaki in Gifu-prefecture ; m.
Naka, ^nd d. of Yoichi Koi-
de, an Ogaki samurai. %Eduqi :
grad. from the Forestry Cou-
rse, Agr. College, Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1894; studied in the
Post Graduate Course ; sent
to Germany and Austria I01
study and inspection, 1900—-
1903. Appointed Prof, of the
Morioka Higher Agr. and
For. School 1903 ; Prof, of the
Tohoku Univ., 1907. Publica-
tions: "Essays on Klemmen of
Useful Trees in Japan " (in
German) ; "Forestry Policy;"
" Principles of ©Forestry E-
conomy ; - " Climatology of
Japan ; " " Relation Between
Forestry Products of the World
and Foreign Trading ; " etc.
Recreation: Horticulture. Ad-
dress : Kita Sanjo, Sapporb-
ku, Hokkai-do. '*'

Koide, Hachiroemon C'h {ft A
115 « ^ F1), President of the
Nagano Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank. Address : I-
nariyama - machi, Sarashina-
gun, Nagano-ken.

Koide, Iseji (/h {ft # ^ ©),
Director of the Fukui Hos-
pital. Address : No. 16, Ho-
ei-Nakamacbi, Fukui-shi.

Koike, Chozo C^h *. M iS),
Ooimcillor to the Imp. Em-
bassy at London ; 6 .. in
1873 at FukusMma in the
province of Iwaki . ^c?«Ci. ••
graduated from the Law Col-

Koi

L418

lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1896. Passed
the Diplomatic Examination
and was appointed Attache in
the Japanese tegation at Seuol
in 1896; was transferred to
Xohdoh in 1897 ; Private
Secfetarj' to Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs and Secretary
to the Foreign Dep't in 1900 ;
3rd Secretary of Legation at
Peking ; was transferred to
London in 1902; 2nd Secret-
ary of the Legation in 1903 ;
Consul-General at New York
in 1906 ; then at San Fran-
cisco in 1907 ; was transferred
to Mukden in 1908. Address ■
Japanese Embassy at London.

Koike, Jun (.^ ji, M), Colo-
nel of Cavalry ; official of the
Horse Administration Bureau;
d. 1 868, Tokyo ; st of a sa-
murai. Sub-Lieutenant, July
1888 ; Lieutenant, Nov. 1891;
Captain, May 1895 ; Major,
May 1901 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Sept. 1904; Colonel, Sept.
1909. Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : the Horse Administra-
tion Bureau, Nagatamachi,
Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Koiki,- Kunizo' C'h Ji, B S>,
stock - broker, Representing
Partner of Koike & Co., Mem.
of Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce; b. in 1867 at Kofu ;

^5th s. of Tomohachi Asaka-^
wa ; m. Teru, e. s. ot Utaro
Horikoshi of Tokyo. When
only twelve years of age was
employed in Ippei Wakao's
.store; left the store after seven-
teen year's service ; came
up to the capital, and in 18-
98 opened an office as a
stock broker at Kabutocho ;
is reputed to be one of the
largest stock-brokers at pre-
sent. In 1907 he organised
Koike & Co. Visited America
in 1909 as one of the party
of our business men invited
by the Chambers of Com-
merce there. Address:, Ka-
buto-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 288, 382, 1 88 1,
3778 /. d. Naniwa.

Koike, Sakuzo C'h & i^ H),
Surgeon Colonel since lyi 1 ,
Chief of the medical dep't of
the 14th Army Div.; b. 1864,
Tokyo; s. of a samurai. Sur-
geon Sub - Lieutenant, May
1893 ; Surgeon Lieutenant,
Feb. 1895 ; Surgeon Captain,
Oct. 1897 ; ..^Surgeon Maj.or,
Oct. 1898 ; Surgeon Lieiit-
nant Colonel, Nov. 1907. De-
corations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Class of the

Golden Kite. Addresi> •

Headquarter of the 14th Divi-
* sion, Tochiki-ken.

Jtoike, Seiichi Oh & m —'),
Pres. of the Kanagawa Gas

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Eoi

Co., Ltd., Adviser of the Meiji
'Commercial B^nk, Ltd. ; b.
in 1853; ^^- Mitsu, d. of Mo-
tonaga Nakagawa of Tokyo.
Appointed Secretary'' of the
House of Representatives, 18-
90; was on the staff of the late
Prince Ito, when the Prince
established the Seiyukai (Con-
stitutional party), 1903; after-
wards entered business. Ad-
dress : Yamabushicho, Ushi-
gomeku, Tokyo. Tel. : 625
Bancho.

Koike, Sukeharu (/> ^ fe |&),
Vet. Surgeon^Maj., Chief of
the Vet."' Medical Dep't of
the lOth Army Division ; i.
in 1867 in Hyogo-ken. Vet.
.Surgeon-Sub-Lieut. in 1897 ;
Vet. Surgeon-Lieut, in 1900;
Vet. Surgeon-Capt. in 1903 ;
Vet. Surgeon-Maj. in 1908;
4U1 Order of the R. S. and
5th Class of the G. K. Ad-
dress : Himeji-city.

Koike, Tomonori (.4- &M'£),
Governor of Oshima Island.
Decoration : 5 th Order of
Merit. Address: the Oshima
Island '■= Government Office,
Oshima - motomachi, Oshima
Island.

Koike, Yasuynki (/> Jlfc 3c it),

^..jyjbajor-iifinerul .since 1911,
Commander of the i2t'h Infa-
ntry Brigade; b. in 1864 inl-
baraki- prefecture; 2nd s. of
Yasuzaemon Koike; m. Tomioi,

2nd d. of Seihan Ichinose of
Tosa. '• Educ. : graduatedfrom
the Kyododan and the Mili-
tary Staff College. Sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1886; Lieutenant
in 1889; Captain in 1894;
Major in 1900; Lieut.-Colo-
nel in 1904 ; Colonel in 19-
07. In the China-Japan War
took part as Adjutant to the
1 2th Brigade of Infantry; in
the late war was on the Staff
of Marshal Oyama ; Wr.s de-
corated with 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and 3rd Class of
the Golden^Kite as' a war
reward. Addorss: Kokura, Fu-
kuoka-ken.

Koizumi, Eitaro (/J-. Mk ^ k
R15), _ y ice- Aclmiral^ Comman-
der of the Yokosuka Reserve
Fleet ; d. on the 14th of the
2nd month in the 5 th year
of Ansei/(i858_) at Tokyo;
e. s. of Tokubei ; m. Machi,
3rd d. of Yu Kaburagi of To-
kyo. £diic. : grad. from the
Naval College, 1881. 2nd
Sub-Lieut, '1885 ; Comman-
der, 1897; Captain, 1902;
Rear-Adm., Aug. 1908. Chief
Gunner of the cruiser Itsttku-
shima ; Vice-Commandes- of
the cruiser Akitsushima and
the battleship Shik'.shima; sent
to France as meiriber of the
Committee charged to bring
home the cruiger Azuma ; Ca-
ptain of the warship Helen,

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' tlie armoured cruiser Asama,
the battleship Kashima; Chief
of Staff to the Takeshiki Se-
ndary Adm. and the Yo-
kosuka Adm. Took part as
Divisional Commander of the
arm . - coast - def. - ship Matsu-
shima in the Sino - Japanese
war and also in the Russo-
Japanese war. Decorated with
3rd, Order of R, S. and 4th
Class bf G. K.

Eoizumi, Kokuemon C'h %. W-
-^ » P^), President of the To-
be Savings Bank, Ltd., Au-
ditor of the Toyo Bank, Ltd.,
Mem.of the Yokohama Cham-
ber of Commerce, pawnbro-
ker ;' <5. in 1854; 2nd s. of
Dembei Igarashi of Kanaga-
wa-prefecture ; m. Yae, e. d.
of Jimbei Koizumi of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his
adapt:, father Kokuemon Ko-
izumi in 1 884. Address : To-
becho, Yokohama. Tel. : 14-

Koizumi, Masayasu C-l* ^ IE
i*), . Lieut-Gen • , Commander
of the 8th Army Div.; b. on
the I :?th "of the 2nd month in
the 2nd year of Ansei (1855)
m ibaraki-prcfecture ; e. s. of
Seisei Koizumi, a samurai ; m.
Katsu, y. s. of Tadamasa To-
da. Educ. : entered the Hei-
gakuryo (defunct Gov. Mil.
School), 1874. Fought for
the Government in Saigo's Re-
bellion ; appointed Sub-Lieut.,

1877 ; sent to China, 1879 ;
Lieutenant,'! 881; Captain, 18-
84,; Colonial Captain, 1890 ;
Majorof Colonial Infantry, 1 8-
91 ; Lieut-Colonel of Colonial
Infantry, 1895; Lieut.-Colonel
of Infantry, 1896; Colonel,
1897; Major-General, 1903;
•Lieut. - General, Aug.*.i9io.
MilitaryAUaeM to the Legation
at Peking ; Colonial Adjutant;
Chief of Staff , to the Sth Army
Division. ; Commander of the
24th Brigade of Infantry; Com-

mander "of the Forraosan ist
Garrison. Fought in the Chi-
na-Japan war and also in the
late war as Commander of
the 24th and 6th Brigades of
Infantry and Chief of Staff to
the 3rd Army. , Wounded at
the battle of Liao-yang and
Shaho. Decorated with 2nd
Class of the Rising Sun and_

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Koi-Koj

the Golden Kite as a war re-
ward. Address: Hirosald.

Koizumi, Mataiehi C'> % 31
-'), Government School In-
spector, Prof, of the Tokyo
Higher Normal School ; b. in
1865 in Hyogo-prefecture ; e.
s. of Yoshiharu. Educ. : grad.
from the Tokyo Higher Nor-
mal School, 1887. Instructor
of the Okinawa Normal School;
Dir. of the school ; Inst, of the
Tokushima Middle School ;
Dir. of the Fukuoka Normal
School ; appointed Prof of the
T. H. N. S., 1899 ; sent to
Germany and America, 1900.
Address : Hakuzan-Gotencho,
Koishikawaku, Tokj^'o.

Koizumi, Matajiro Qb ^X^
115), Mem. of H. E., Editor;
d. in 1865 in Kariagawa-pre-
fecture" ; 2nd s. of Yoshibei
Koizumi; m. Nao, 2nd d. of
Kokichi Ayabe of the same
pref Took to editorial work
as Editor of the Yokohama
Boeki Shimbun (Foreign Trad-
ing Newspaper); elected Mem.
of the Kanagawa Prefectural
Assembly. Address : Sanjuk-
kenborij Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
Te/. : 2156 Shimbashi.

Koizumi, Sisuke Qh ^ M IS),
Silk-crape ^Merchant ; b. in
i860 at Kyoto; e. s. of Ri-
suke Koizumi; m. Suka Ume-
da of Shiga-prefecture. Ad-
dress : Karasumaru, Nishiki-
koji, Shimo-kyo - ku, Kyoto.

Tel. : 484.

Koizumi, ShinshicM i'h 3^ St,
-b). Cloth-dealer ; b. in 1 842 ;
2nd s. of Heishichi Kamiba-
yashi of Shiga-prefecture ; m.
Shizu, 2nd d. of Shirobei Ban
of Kyoto. Address: Muro-
machi-higashie-iru, Shij odori ,
Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel. :
g$i I. d.

Koizumi, TJnosuke i'h ^ ^[I ±
M), Execuntive Partner of the
Koizumi Shoten (a partner-
ship).. Address: Tori-abura-
cho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo.

Kojima, Haehijiro (.S ^ A ^
W), Major-General (on the re-
serve) ; b. in 1858 in the pro-
vince of lyo ; 2nd s. of Gen-
shiro Kojim^ ; ^n. Sada, e. d.
of Yukishige Hashimoto of
Tosa. Educ. : graduated from
the Military Academy and the
Military Staff College. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1882 ; attached
to the General Staff Office ;
Prof in the Military Staff Col-
lege ; Commander of the 22-
nd Infantry Regiment ; of the
62nd Infantry Regiment ; and
then of the 15 th Infantry Bri-
gade ; in the, Sino-Japanese
War took part as a Member
of the Staff of the 3rd Army
Division ; in the late war was
Chief of Staff to the 6th Army
Division ; was decorated with
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite as a war reward. Ad-

Koj-Kok

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dress: Tojincho, Matsuyama,
Ehime-ken.

Kojima, Yukichiro (51 S> ^
?i W), Frof. at the Tokyo
Higher Normal School; b. 20th
June' 1866, Okayama Prefec-
ture ; 2nd s. of Adzuniao
Kojima, m. Suga, e. sister
to Naondo Iwashita, of Ku-
mamoto. ^^/wc. / finished the
Classics course of the College
of Literature, Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo, 1888. Prof
at the 5th High School, 18-
98, transferred to the present
post in Jan. 1909. Address :
48, Kobinatadairokutenmachi,
Koishikawa, To Ivy o.

Kojima, ^ Kisaku O & 9 f1s),
Expert of Oita - prefecture ;
Director of the Prefectural
Agricultural School. Address:
Ishigaki - mura, Hayami-gori,
Oita-ken.

Kojima, Uoriyuki C'> S W. Z),
Prof of the ist High School;
6. in 1855 at Tok>'o ; 2nd .?.
of Nobutami Kojima ; m. To-
shi. £duc. : grad. from the
Cornell Univ., 1 873. Appoint-
ed Prof of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1882 ; transferred to
the ist High School, 1886.
Address : Yumicho, Hongo,
Tokyo. ■

Kojima, Sojiro CB S ^. * 115),

.rCoipnel ,,of Iiifaatry, Sectional

Chief of the General Staff

Office ; b. in 1869 in Okaya-

ma-prefecture ; 3rd s. of Ro-

kusaburo Nagano ; was adopt.
by Shigetane Kojima ; m.
Mori, jr. s. of Taro Hagi-
hara, a samurai of the same
prefecture. Educ. : graduated
from the Military Academy
and the Military Staff College.
Sub-Lieutenant in 1891 ; Lieu-
tenant in 1894; Captain in
1897; Major in 1902; Lieu-
tenant-Major 1905 ; Colonel
in 1908. Adjutant of the 8th
Brigade of Infantry ; Adjutant
to Marshal, Military Attache,
to Legation at Berlin; Prof
of the Military Staff College ;
attached to the Bureau of
Military affairs in the War
Office. Address : Harajiku,
Sendagaya, Tokyo. Tel. : 28-
10 Shiba.

Kojima, Yahei (/> % m -¥),
Pres. of the Takasaki Cham-
ber of Commerce, Dir. of the
Gumma Tram R'ly Co., Ltd.,
and of the Takasaki Water
Power Electric Co., Ltd. ; b.
in 1853 in Gumma-prefecture ;
^.i-. of Yahei Kobayashi. Ad-
dress : Utagawacho, Takasa-
ki.

Kokubo, KishicM i^ ;k '^
» -t), Mem. of H. R. ; ^. in
1865 in Ibaraki - prefecture ;
e. s. of Tohichi Kokubo ; m.
Masa, 4th d. of Yonekichi
Furuya of Saitama-prefecture.
Entered politics wherr very
young ; suffered a great deal
for the cause of political free-

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iKok

dom. Twice imprisoned in
connection with the Kabasan
and Osaka cases.- Narrow-
ly escaped being assassinated
by one of his enemies, being
wounded in the face. Elect-
ed Mem. of the Ibaraki Pre-
fectural Assembly, 1892 : tra-
velled the interior of China,
1898 ; organized the Formo-
sa Correspondence agency
in Formosa, 1899; Mem. of
H. R., 1908. A member of
the Seiyu-kai party. Address:
Ukyo - machi, Yotsuya-ku ,
Tokyo. Tel: 181 3 Bancho,
Kokubo,^ Sadanosuke (/]> ^

1% S ^ U), Bachelor of phi-
losophy (ph. B), Bachelor of
SacreJ Theology (S. T. B),
Prof of the Kobe Higher
Commercial School; b. in
1868 in Aichi-ken; s. of
Sadamichi Kokubo, a Nago-
ya saiintrai; m. Tsune Mo-
rita in 1905. Ediic: studied
in Denver Univ. and in
North- Western Uiiiv. Present
post since 1903. Recreation:
archery. Address: No. 2092,
Fukiai-ch'>, Kobe.

Kokue, Seiichi C-rh A JI JS
— ). Director of the Nisshin
Printing Co. ; b. the 8th m.
of the 1st J. of Gwanji (1864)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of Seikei Ko-
kue, a Tokyo samurai ; m.
Yoshi, 2nd d. of Sueharu
Wachi of Chiba-ken. Educ. :
Tokyo Semmon Gakko f fore-

ranher of the present Wase-
da Univ.). Address: No. 4,
Yaraich5, Ushigome. Tokyo.
Kokuro Hideo (/> M ^ Wt
Ng,val Captain, sectional
chief of the Naval Material
Office of the (Navy; b. in
1870. Educ: the Naval En-
gineering Academy. Lieut.-
Commander, Dec. 1900.
Commander, Jan. 19OS;
Captain, Dec. 191 1. Once
was attache to the Yoko-
suka Naval Station. Decora-
tions: 3i-d Order of R. S.,
4th Order of S. T., 4th
Class of G. K. Address: No.
1241 Oi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.
Komada, Tsunesabaro (M B
'^ H I|5), Representative Part-
ner of the Komada Shoten
Address : Onoi-mura, Ishi-
gun, Mie-ken.

Komatsu, Kenjiro ('h IS It
^ IR), 2nd Order of Merit.
ex-Vice Min.- in the Dep't 01
Comraunications (Aug. 1911-
Dec. 1912);. h. in 1863 in
Shinshu ; 2nd s. of Kaziima
Y'okoda ; adopt, by Masaalci
Komatsu; m. Isa, y. s. of Mi-
noji Arakawa. Educ. : grad.
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1888. Entered the Dep't of
Justice as Assist.-Councillor ;
transferred to the Dep't of
Com. as Councillor, 1891 ;
Secretary of the Dep't ; Dir.
of the Postal Savings Bank;

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sent abroad, 1 1 97 ; director
of Post and Telegragli Bu-
reau, i900. Address: Kobi-
kicho, Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 320 Shimbashi.

: Zomatsu, Midori (/]■> *2 Wj,
L L. D., Dir. of the Foreign
Affairs Bureau in tlie Gov.-
Gen. of Korea; d. in 1865;
e. s. of Tsunemasa Shikame
of Tokyo ; m. Ju, 2nd d. of
Kisai Takayama, a Court Phy-
sician. Educ. : grad. Law at
the Yale Univ. On returing
home he took to editorial
work and before long obtained
the reputation of an able edi-
tor, attracting public notice
by his writing and eloquence ;
entered the Foreign Office
as Secretary Translator when
the late Count Mutsu was its
Minister;" appointed 3rd Se-
cretary of the Japanese Lega-
tion at Madrid ; Sec. of the
Dep't. ; then transferred to
Siam as 2nd Secretary of the
Legation and Consul ; finally
Sec; of the Residency-Gen.
in Korea was promoted to
pvesent post, in 191 o. Ad-
dress : Seoul. ^

Komatsu, Yoshihisa (/J- M: a

Jk), Governor of Girancho,

Formosa r Address : Official

House, Giranma;chi, Honjoho,

Giran, Formosa.

Komatsubara, Eitaro C/^ /fS
M5t,±ir>), ex-Ministor of
Ednc.; Mem. of H. P., 2nd Or-
der of Kising Sun ; h. on the

i6th of the 2nd month in the
5th year of Kaei (1 852); e, s. of
Soji Komatsubara of Okaya-
ma. Sdiic. .' grad. from the
Keiogijuku (Keio Univ.). Was
Editor of the Akebonb and
the Hyoron and was imprison-
ed on account of his active
democratic views. Began his
official career as an official of
Dep't of the Foreign Affairs,
1886; Sec. of the Dep't. 1881;
attached to the Legation at
Berlin, 1884; Sec. of the L,,
'886 ; Councillor of the Home
908-11 1886; Private Sec. of
the Home Minister, 1888; Gov.
of Saitama-prefecture, 1889;
Dir. of the Police Bureau,
1891 ; Gov. of Shizuoka-pre:,
1893 ; Gov. of Na'gasaki-pre.,
1898; Vice-Minister for Jus-
tice, 1899 ; Vice-Minister for
Home Affairs, 1900 ; Lord-
in-Waiting in the Kinkei Hall,
1903; lastly Minister forEdub.-
1900 — 1 1 . Decorated with 3rd
Order of R. S. in recognition
of his services in the. lat^ war.
Address : Nagatacbo, Kojima-
chiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 710 Ban-
cho.

Kometa, Torao (* ffl f^ St),
Baron, ist order of the Ris-
ing Sun, Superintendent of
the Hunting Bureau, Lieuten-
ant-Colonel ; l>. in 1839 in the
province of Higo. His father
Kammotsu Hosokawa render-
ed splendid services to the

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Kom

State before the Restoration ;
he was a Karo (principal re-
tainer) of the Hosokawa clan
and a leading personage in
those daj''s. The Baron took
a gallant part in the Restora-
tion ; Senior Secretary to Ku-
mamoto - prefecture ; then to
the Dep't of Justice ; Cham-
berlain to H. M. the Emperor
in 1 87 1 ; took part as Lieut.-
Colonel in the Saigo Rebel-
lion; Court Councillor in 1 899;
present post in 1899. Ad-
dress: Minamikogacho, Kan-
da, Tokyo. 2336 Honkyoku.

Kometani, Hambei C* # ^^
■^D» Farmer, Banker, ex-Mem.
of H. P., &. 1851 in the
province of Kaga. Organized
Kametani Bank at Komatsu,
1891 ; opened a Storage
Business at Kanazawa, 1902.
Granted 4th Order of Rising
Sun after the Russo-Japanese
War. Address : Atakucho,
Ishikawa-ken.

Komori, Motoe (■& ^ # fe),
Chief Procurator of Kofu
District Court ; h. in 1868 at
Yanagawa, Chikugo ; m. Mi-
yako, e. d. of Procurator
Takagi, an Aizu samurai.
Educ. : grad. English Law in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1899.
Entered H. I. M.'s legal ser-
^^ce as Procurator of Tokyo
D. C, 1899 — 190S; transfered
to Nagoya, Hakodate and
then Morioka. Ee was prin-

oipal pro. in the famous
cases of Hoshi Iba. Text-
book, Bribery case of officials
of Agr. and Com. Dep't. Ad-
dress : Kofu, Yamanashi-ken.

Komori, TokuhacM ('h ^ ^
/V), Executive Member of the
Hatano Electric Partnership
Company, Standing Director
of the Japan Electric Wire
Company, Ltd. ; d. the 5th
m. of the 3rd jf. of Bunkyu
(1863) in Nagoya; adopt, s.
of Shigeyuki, Komori, a sa-
murai of the formef Nagoj^a
clan \ m. Riki-ko, 3rd d. of
Kamesaburo Minami. Educ.:
studied Chinese classics while
young. Has been engaged
in the manufacture of electric
wire since 1895, began his
career without capital, and
after many difficulties and
hardships became one of the
most conspicuous personages
in electric business circles in
Japan ; is also one of the
largest shareholders of the
Japan Electric Wire Co., of
which he is Standing Direct-
or ; is reputed to be the first
one to begin the manufacture
of electric wire in this coun-
try. Address : No. 11, Suwa-
machi, Asakusaku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 734 Siiitaya.

Se-saura, Bunnosuke (§ H ^
2. SS), managing director of
the Sanpei Co., Ltd., direc-

Koii

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tor of the Osaka Alkali Co. ;
h. Sept. 1849 in Tokjo-city,
s. of the late Bunzo Komu-
ra ; m. Sakiko. Served at the
Sumitomo firm to 1892 from
1867 as a staff of its Tokj'-o
branch and then as director
of its Kobe branch ; present
post since 1893. Address :
Mikage-cho, Hyogo-ken. Tel. :
.315. Chib: Nisui-kwai.

Komuro, Sankichi C'h M H
'a}, Dir. of the Mitsui Bus-
san Kaisha, Ltd., Councillor
of the Mitsui Gomel Kaisha ;
b. in 1863 at Kyoto; 2nd s.
of Shinobu Komuro of Awa ;
m. Mie, e. d. of Seichi Oka-
mi of Tokyo. Educ. : grad.
from the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School. Entered the
Mitsui firm after his gradu-
ation. He is one of the well
known members of the firm.
Address: Shinsakacho, Aka-
sakaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1667
Shimbashi.

Komuro Suiun (/J> S S ffl)»
painter of Japanese school;
d. the 8th y. Meiji (1875)
in Gumma prefecture; s. of
Makisaburo Komuro; m.
Shohei Noguchi, d. of the
famous painter Shohin No-
guchi. Edi/c: received com-
mon education at a private
school. Was juror of the
Fine Arts Society, the Ta-
tsumi-kai, and of the Tokyo
Industrial Exhibition. Rec-

reation: literature and curios.
Address.: No. 6, 7chome,
Shintomi-cho, Kyobashi, To-
kyo. Tel: 1701 Kyobashi.

Kon, Kagehiko C4- J: M"),
.J -Dir. of the Tokyo-Fu Te-
chnical School ; 6. in 1870 in
Akita -prefecture ; s. of Gen-
go Kon; m. Mitsu. Educ.:
graduated from the Akita-
ken Normal School and the To-
kyo Higher Technical School
in 1895. Assirt.-Prof of his
alma mater ; organized the
Iwatel<en Industrial School ;
the Tokyo-Fu Technical Ap-
prentice School, and the To-
kyo-Fu Technical School. Pu-
blication : " Kogyo Kyoiku "
(Industrial Education). Ad-
dress : No. 33 Yamamotocho,
Azabu, Tokyo. -

Kondo, Genkiehi CiS S M §),
Pres. of the Yanagishiro Bank,
Ltd., High -Tax- Payer ; b. in
1853 in Hyogo - prefecture ;
2nd s. of Genzaemon Haya-
shi ; m. Tokue,2nd d. of Hei-
shichi Kondo. Address : I-
chibamura, Kaco-gun, Hyo-
go-ken.

Kondo, Hisayoshi Q& % Ik
W), Private Secretary to Mi-
nister of the Imp. Household
Dep't., Chief of the Minister's
Secretariat and the Private Do-
cuments Section ; ^. in 1852
in Choshu ; g. s. of Yoshiki
Kondo, a samurai; m. Uta,
e. d. of Toyosuke Tanaka.

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Kon

Entered the Imp. Household
Dep't, 1879; promoted to Pri-
vate Secretary to the Keeper
of the Privy Seal, 1907 ; ap-
pointed present post. Ad-
dress : Nakamachi, Yotsuya-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1509 Ban-
cho.

Kondo, Kihachiro Cafi S # A
B15), Iron-Manufacturer, High-
Tax-Payer ; b. in 1838 in Tot-
tori-prefecture ; e. s. of Jyu-

Ichiro Kondo, a samurai ; ra.
Sawa, e. d. of Ryushiro Shi-
rane of Hiroshima. Reputed
to be a good business man.
Takes much interest in public
questions. Decorated with 6th
Order of Merit. Address: Hi-
no-gun, Tottori-ken.

Kondo, Kiroku (jE # S W),
Iron-monger, Dir. of the Chii-
goku R'ly, Ltd., and of the
Nippon Marine Fire Insurance
Co., Ltd., Mem. of the Osa-
ka Chamber of Commerce ;
b. in 1856 in the province of
Hoki ; adop s. of Kansai Kon-
do, a samurai; in. Uta, 2nd
d. of Kinsuke Tomida of O-
saka. Early employed in his
adopted father's business and
succeeded him in 1886. was
Vice-Pres. of the Osaka Cham-
ber of Commerce. Reputed
to be equal to his deceased
father in every way as a
merchant. Recreation : Cha-
noyu (tea ceremony). Address;
Itachibori, Nishiku, Osaka.

Tel. : 488 Nish!.
. Kondo, Motoki CiS ^ |& ^t),
2nd Order of R. ^S-, Inspeetpr-
Gen. . of Naval Construction,
Pres. of the Kogyoku-sha (Ci-
vil Engineering School) ; b.
in 1864 ; e. s. of Makoto Kon-
do, a well known personage ;
m. Tetsuko, e. d. of Danbu
Okumura of Tokyo. Educ. :
grad. Eng. in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1883. -Entered the
Navy, 1884; Chief Naval Con-
structor, 1 897 ; Inspector of
Naval Constructor, 1901 ; pro-
moted to present post, 1905.
He is attached to the Naval
Material Department. Ad -
dress : Togit hi , Hiratsulca-
mura, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu,
Kondo, Rempei ( jg af it ^),
Baron (cr. 191 1), 2nd Order
of Merit, President of the
Nippon Yusen Kwaisha, Ltd.,
Director of the Kirin Beer
Brewery Co., Ltd , the Sino-
Japanese Stea-nship Co., Ltd.,
a^nd of the Yokohama Dock
Co., Ltd.; b. the iithm. of
the 1st f. of Kayei (1848)
in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Gensen
Kondo ; m. Ju, j/. s. to Ryo-
hei Toyokawa, a famous busi-
ness-man. Educ. : studied at
the Keiogijuku. Entering the
service of the Mitsubishi firm
he gained tlie confidence 01
the late Yataro Iwasaki and
served as Manager of tlie
Head-Office of Tokyo and

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of the Branch-Office of Yo-
Ifohama ; rendered great ser-
vices in the amalgamation of
the Mitsubishi firm with the
Kyodo Unyu Kaisha and be-
came Vice-President of the
newly formed Nippon YQsen
Kaisha ; when the war be-
tween Japan and China broke
out in 1894 he ably assisted
the late Mr. Yoshikawa, pre-
sident of the company, in the
transportation of war materi-
als and troops and was re-
warded with the 4th Order
■of Merit ; succeeded to the
presidency of the company
when Mr. Yoshikawa died ;
was abroad several times on
inspection purposes; created
Baron and decorated with the
2nd Order of ^ Merit in con-
sideration of his long services
rendered to the development
of shipping industry of the
country, Aug. 1911. Address:
No. 21, Sanaizakamachi. I-
chigaya, Ushigomeku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 472 Bancho.

Eondo, Sentaro CSE S tiU i:
SB), Civil Eng. ot Home De-
p't, Dir. of Tokyo Civil Eng.
Office of Home Dep't; b. 1859
at Kanagawa. Educ. : grad.
Civil Eng.- in the Tokyo Imp.
iUniv., 1883. Assistant C. E. of
Home Dep't, 1883; C.E., 1885;
sent abroad on business, 1899.
■Recreation: Utai, archery. Ad-
dress : Tatsuokacho, Hongo-

ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 9ZI Shi-
taya.

Konio, Setsuzo CjE M iS M)y
Engineer of the Wakayarna
Prefectural Government. Ad-^
dress: ZogayachS, Wakaya-
ma-shi.

Kondo, Sueshiro (MM % 01
115), Colon§I,, Commander, of
the 8tK Kegiment of Infan-
try; b. in 1863 in Tokyo.
Sub - Lieutenant in 1883;
Lieutenant in 1887 ; Captain
in 1894; Major in 1901 ;
Lieut.-Colonel in 1905 ; Co-
lonel in 1909; 4th Order of
the Rising Sun and 4th class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
Osaka.

Kondo, Shundai CS M # W>.
revenue superintendent of the
Osaka Tax Administration
Office ; 6. 5 Sept. 1 879 at Ko-
sugi-machi, Shuso-gun, Ehi-
me-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the law College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., July 1906.
Passed the Higher Civil Ser-
vice Examination, Nov. 1906;
was given a post in the reve-
nue Bureau of the Dep't of
Finance, July 1906; was
appointed supervisor and
secretary of customs, April
1907 and became chief of the
supervisive dep't of the Yo-
kohama custom-house ; after-
wards appointed revenue su-
perintendent, July 1908 and
having served in the Maru-

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Koit

game revenue administration
office, transferred to present
post, July 19 lo. Address:
No. 1548, Tamagawa-clio, i
chome, Nishinoda, Kita-ku,
Osaka. •

Kondo, Toragoro CS ^ ^ S
M\ Kogakuhakushi, engineer
of the Department for Home
Affairs, Acting chief of a sec-
tion of the Public Works
Bureau ; d. the 6th m. of the
1st y. of Keio (1865), Nii-
gata-ken ; \st s. of Kinya
Kondo, a samurai of Niiga-r
ta prefecture ; m. Ko-ko, 3rd
d. of Baron Hiroyuki Kato.
Ediic. : graduated from the
Engineering College of the
Tokyo Imperial University.
Entered the Department for
Home. Affairs immediately
after his graduation, and re-
ceived the degree of Koga-
gakiihakushi some time ago.
Decoration ■ 3rd Order of
Merit. Address: No. 10, Ni-
shikatamachi, Hongo^, Tokyo.
Tel. : 12 SO Shitaya.

Kondo, TsugushigeCJE j^ * ^),
Igakuhqk)islti._ (Surgery), Prof
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; b.
in 1865 in the province- of
Shinano ; y. b. of Tsugimasa
Tsurumt ; m. Okite, heiress
of Tampei Kondo of A;chi-
prefecture. EdiLc, : graduated
Medicine in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ:, 1891 ; further sent to
Germany, Austria, and France

for study. Assist.-Prof of his
alma matar; afterwards re-
signed the post and opened
a dispensary at Washizuka
in Mikawa ; and then appoint-
ed Prof of the University.
Address : Maruyama-shim-
machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Kondo, Tsnnematsu (.iS. M ^
(S); Captain, adiutant to-
the Naval Staff Board; b.
1868. 2nd Commander, June
1900; Commander, Jan. 1905 ;
Captain, Sept. 1908. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun; 4th Class of Gol-
den Kite. Address: Hongo-
Schome, Hongc-kn, Tokyo,

KoaisM, Shimpachi (/> 13 •ft
A), Dir. of the Gov. Deaf
and Dumb School; b. in 1854
at Nagaoka in the province
of Echigo ; e. s. of Zenseki
Konishi, di samurai; m. Ume,.
e. d. of Tozen Toyobe of the
same province. Educ.: grad.
from the Nagaoka Eng -
lish Language School, 1872 ;,
the Tokyo Higher Normal
School, 1879. Appointed In-
structor of the Chiba-ken Mid-
dle School ; Assist. -Instructor
of the Tokyo Women's Higher
Normal School ; Instructor of
the school, 1885 ; entered the
Educ. Dep't as an official,.
1886; Dir. .of the Tokyo
Blind and Dumb School, 1893;
sent abroad for educational
purpose, 1896— iS98- appoint-

Xon

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ed Dir. of the Tokyo Deaf
and Dumb School. One of
his sons being dumb he be-
-came interested in the educa-
tion of the dumb and has
since given all his attention
to work amongst the blind,
deaf and dumb in Japan. Ad-
dress : Sasugayacho, Koishi-
kawaku, Tokj'o.

Konishi, Shin-emon C'h M ^
* S PI), millionaire, high-
tax -payer. Sake rhx&wer ; b.
in 1875 in the province of
Settsu ; e. s. of the deceased
Shinemon Konishi; m. Kan,
y. s. of Viscount Seirin Oko-
chi. A brewer of " Shirayu-
M." The Konishi family is
well known for its skill in
the ancient art of swords-
manship. Address: Itanii, Ka-
wabe-gori, Hyogo-ken,

Konishi, Shoji Q]> S jE —),

Engineer of the Department
of Agriculture and Commer-
ce ; i5. 2 Jan. of the 4th y.
of Meiji (1871) in Okayama
prefecture ; 5 th s. of Nobu-
sada Konishi ; m. Masayo,
3rd d. of Hanshiro Itano, a
samurai of Okayama. Ediic. :
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tolcyo
Imperial University, 1897. En-
tered the Okayama Spiifining
Company as Chief Engineer
immediately after his gradua-
tion ; then appointed engineer
of the Department of Agr.

and Com. in May 1901 ; was
ordered to proceed to Europe-,
1906. Address .- No. 2, 7 cho-
me, Aoyama Kitamachi, To-
yotama-gun, Tokyo.

Konishi, Sozaburo 0\- H Hjt
H W), high -tax-payer, Pres.
of the Iwamatsu Bank, Ltd.,
Dir. of the 29th Bank, Ltd.;
d. in 1865 in Ehime-prefect-
ure ; 2nd s: of Suisai Koni-
shi; m. Shin, y. s. of Kisaburo
Nagataki of the same pre-
fecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1879. Address: Iwa-
matsu - mura, Kita-Uwaj ima-
gun, Ehime-ken.

Konishi, Wa (.'h ® U),
Kainan by nom de plume,
newspaper-editor. Eduo. : ag-
riculture college of Sapporo.
Has been in the editorial staff
of the ''Tohi/o Asahi" for
many years ; was war-corre-
spondent of the paper during
the Russo Japanese war; was
elected m, of the House of
Represntatives for Kag^awa-
ken, 1912 ; belongs to Koku-
minto. PvMicaiion: "Seto-nai-
kai." Address : 174 Harajiku,
Tokyo.

Koao,Tasuku(t!JSfSI), I^a.ia-
hakushi (ophthalmolgg^), Pro-
prietor of" Koiio Ophthalmic
Dispensary, an Attendant to
the Imperial Physicians Bureau;
b. in 1855 in the province of
Echigo; e. s. of Ryoetsu K6-
no ; m. Taki, e. d. of Taro

431 ]

Kon

O^sukotsu ; a samurai of Shi-
zuoka. Educ-: graduated Me-
dicine in the Tokyo Imperial
University in i88i ; was sent
to Europe. Assistant Prof, of
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity in 1883. Address: Yo-
koderacho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1 297 Bancho.

Kono. Hironaka Jnf Bf FS cp),
Mem. of H. R., Ex-Pres. of
the. Representatives; h. on the
7th of the 7th month of the
2nd year of Kaei . ( 1 849) in
Fukushima-pref ; 3rd f, of
Senhichi Kono; m. Seki, y.' s.
of Ichizo Muramatsu of Nii-
gata. He played a distingui-

shed part in the Restoiation,
fighting on the side of the
Emperoi against the Toku-
gawa Shogun. At the age of
fifteen he became one of the

followers of Takeda and To-
ko Fujita, pioneer founders of
the Meiji Government.- He
entered politics and joined in
1 874 the Aikokusha (Patriotic
Fraternity) founded by Eto,
Count Itagaki, and the late
Count Soejima. He, assistetJ
3y others, organized the //-
Muto (Liberal Party) in 1880.
Through his actions in the
cause of freedom, he suff red
much from collisions with the
authorities, once undergoing
imprisonment for seven years in
connection with the famous
Fukushima trouble (1882).
Elected Mem. of the House
of Representatives for his na-
tive province in 1890, and is
one of the very few represen-
tatives who have sat in the
House from its beginning. He
was an influential leader of
the Liberal party and then be-
came a leader of the Progres-
sive party. As President of
the House of Representatives,
he made a record by inviting
its dissolhtion by submitting
an impeachment reply to the
throne against the first Katsura
Cabinet at a momentous period
of the history of the country
in 1903.* Was arrested with
Tennan Yamada and some
others on the charge of sedi-
tion concerning the Anti-Pea-
ce movement of Sept. 5th in
1905, but was acquitted after

Kofl

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a long trial. Was leader
of the hohumito (left, Jan.
1913). Becreation : Zen
(zen philo'sbphv') Address:
No. 6, Higaslii-shinano-clio,
Yotsiiya-ku, Tokyo. Tel: 656
Bancho.

Kono, Takanobu CM SF ^ igi)
Master of Engineering (Im-
perial College :of Engineering
Tokyo), consulting engineer
for railway and hydraulic
works; b. the 12th month,
1858, at Hayashida-cho,
Ibo-gun, Hyogo Prefecture;
i'. of the late Ayao Kono,
safnurai and master of
Chinese classics in Hayashi-
da, Hyogo Prefecture; m.
Chiyoko, 2nd d. of Taisuke
Hayama, a physician, Octo-
ber, 1888. Educ: studied
Chinese classics from Kaku-
ryo Hayashi in his young
age, entered the Imperial
College of Engineering in
1877 and graduated from
it in 1883. Entered the
[mperial Railway Bureau
in 1883, and built iron-
bridges of the Nippon Rail-
way Company's line, resigned
that post in 1886 and be-
came consulting engineer to
the Nippon Construction
Works Company, and super-
intended the building works
of the Kure Admiralty, and
since 1889, was consulting
engineer to many railway

companies in various parts
of the Empire. In 1896
opened office in Osaka. Ad-
dress: office.-No. Kitahama,
Shichome, .'Osaka. Tel. No.
1 61 6 Honkyoku, long dis.]
residence, — No. 78, Tomyo,
Mikage, Hyogo Prefecture.
TeU No. 268 Mikage.

Kono, Tetsushi CM IF ft iS),
M. B. (Osaka Higher Medi-
cal Academy), M. D. (Univ.
of Pennsylvania, U. S. A.),
Gynecologist and Obstetrician,
Dir. of Osaka Kono's Hospi-
tal ; bfi^6s at'Kumizaki in
Kagoshima-prefecture. Educ:
grad. from the Osaka Higher
Medical Academy, 1884 ; the
Univ. of Pennsylvania, U. S.
A., 1892 ; studied gynecology
and obstetrics under Prof.
Kelly of the Johns Hopkins
Univ., 1892 — 1394; special
study at the University of Vi-
enna, 1893 — 1894. Head of
Gynecological and Obstetric
Dep't at Yoshida's Hospital,
1893-^1899; Dir. of Kono
Hospital. Elected Chairman
of the Osaka Medical Asso. ;
M. of the Japan Gynecologial
and Obstetrics Asso. Re-
creation : Study of foreign lan-
guages. Address : Kitakyu-
taromachi, Higashiku, Osaka.
7>/. .-4181, 1955 Higashi.

Kono, Torae CM S= '^ It),
Paymastex-Inspector, Prof of
the Naval College and the

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Kon— 'Kos

raymasters'»School, Attached
to the Bureau of General Ac-
counts and Supplies and the
Bureau of Construction ; b. in
1868. Staff-Paymaster in 18-
98; Fleet-Paymaster „• in 19-
01 • Paymaster - Inspector in
1908. Address : Naval Office^.

Koaoike, Zen-emon C?il ^ #
/& n PI), millionaire, Presi-
dent of the Osaka Storage
Co., Ltd., and Executive Par-
tner oftheKondke Bank, Ltd.;
b. in 1 865 at Osaka ; e. s. of
Kiemon Konoike ; m. Michi,
e. d. of Takayasu Mitsui. A
descendant of an old coun-
try family. • Was decorated
with 4th Order of the Rising
tSun; created Baron in 19
Address: Tmahashi, Higasiii-
ku. Osaka'! Tel.: 15 Hoiikyokii.

ta-onoshima, Okoku (tJ^ ^ ®
^)> Bunjiro by proper name
Japanese painter; b. 1877 in
Kyoto. Studied under Keinen
Imao; m. of Kyoto Art
Asso.; gained prizes five
times continuously in the Art
Exhibition of the Dep't of
Education. Address: Miike
Ryogaye-cho kado, Kyoto.

Kontaibo, Yoshizo (M^^^
5S:). Presiding Director of the
Fukushima Cotton Yam Co.,
Ltd.. Auditor of the Korean
Raw Cotton Co., Ltd., Mem.
of the Osaka , Chamber of
Commerce ; ^. in 1 868 in O-
kayaraa - prefecture ; e. s. of

Ihei Ota;" m. Kuma, 2\\d.d.
of his adopt, father Masusa-
buro Kontaibo. Began his
career as a journalist. Ad-
dress : Kawaramachi, Higa-
shiku, Osaka. Tel. : 909 Hi-
gashi.

Kosaka, Kcmataro CS IS ll *
W), 3rd Order of Merit, Judge
of the Court of Cassation ;
^. in 1858 at Yonezawa ; e. s.
of Hichiro Kosaka, a satmi-
rai; m. Rei, e. d. of Mitsu-
kata Nakamura of Tokyo.
Edtic. : grad. Law at the To-
kyo Imperial University, 1884.
Entered the Dep't of Justice
as iudge and procurator ;
Chief of the Legal Court at-
tached to the Residency-Ge-
neral in Korea, 1906; after-
wards appointed present post.
Address: Miyashitacho, Ko-
ishikawaku, Tokyo..

Kosaki, Hiromichi (/•> jlif Ji

5t)> Pastor of the Reinanzaka
Christian Church; ^.ithe 4th
7n. of the 3rd y. of Anset
(1856) in Kumamoto-ken; j.
of Jirozaemon Kosaki; ;;/.
Chiyo-ko, sister of Yasokichi
Iwamura. Educ. : studied
Chinese Classics at the Ji-
shijko (Clan School) of Ku-
mamoto; graduated from the
Kumamoto English school,
1876 and from the Theolo-
gical Course of the Kyoto
Doshisha, 1880. Teacher of
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r&7S-i876; established the
Reinanzaka Congregational
Church, i8'8o; started the
publication of the Rikugo
Zasshi, a religious magazine,
1880, and the Christian
News, forerunner of the pre-
sent Christian World, 1883;
established the Bancho
Church, Tokyo, 1886; Pre-
sident of the, Kyoto Doshisha,
1890- 1897; represented all
the Japanese Christian
Churches at the Interna-
tional Congress of Religion
held at Chicago, 1893;
visited Hawaii with his wife
for religious purposes, 1902;
was in the pacific states of
of the U. S. A. for the same
purposes, 1905; President of
the Japan Gospel Association,
1901-1911; President of the
Japan Sunday School As-
sociation, since 1908; Vice-
president of the Japan
Christian Churches Associa-
tion since Jan. I912; Pastor
of the Reinanzaka Christian
Church since 1899. Pvb-
lications : " Essay on politics
and Religion," " Essay on
Christ," "Reason of Belief,"
" Religion and Morals of
Japan," "Resurrection of
Christ," " Christianity and
our National Character,"
" Essence of Christianity,"
etc. Recreations: reading and
fishing. Address: 14 Re-

inanzaka-cho, j*kasaka-ku,

Tokyo. Tel.: 493 Shiba. .

Koshiba, Yasundo (/}> ^ %

A), Kogaknhakushi (Doctor
of Engineering), engineer of
the public works bureau of
the Home Dep't. Decorated
with^ the 3rd of S. 1.. Ad-
dress: No. 223 Tsurumaki-
cho, Waseda, Usbigome-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 17 10 Bancho.

Koshino, Kasuke C|i if ^ W),
Director of the Yamaguchi
Bank, the Nihon Life Insur-
ance Co., Ltd., the Osaka IL-
lectric Copper Works, and
the Osaka Savings Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the K5be
Pier Co. J Ltd., the Osaka
Chemical Mfg. Co., Ltd; b.
in 1846. at Osaka; e.s. of
Gohei Koshino ; m. Tone, e.
d. of Yahei Ashida of Osa-
ka. Address .• Awajicho, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka. Tel.: r^^fi
Higashi.

Kosug'i, Tamezo (/> tJ;^ @ gj),

Novelist and editor of the
Hbchi Shimbtm, better
known under the nom de
plume " Tengai;" b. 1866, in
Rokugo-machi, Sempoku-gun,
Akita-ken; s. of Sojuro
Kosugi; in. Yuki; d. of
Masayoshi Morikawa, samu-
rai of Tokyo, Septernber,
1897. Educ: studied law
in the H5gakuin (Predes-
cessor of the Chuo Univ.)
and English in the Kokumin

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Xot

'Eigakkai. Was editor of
the Yomiiiri Shinibtin about
1-907 and joined the editorial
staff of the Hochi Shimbnn,
in 19 10. Publications: Ha-
tsu Sugata, Hajari Ufa,
Makaze Koikaze, Yoritomo
in Izu, Kob^ishi and others
numbering over 100. Recre-
ations: !iving in the woods,
taking a walk, and dogs.
Address : No. 19 Kimizuka-
cho, Shiba, Tokyo.

Koto, Bimjiro i^^h M-^'-k S|5),
Rigahihakushi ; Ph. D. (Lei-
pzig University) , Prof, at the
College of Science of the To-
kyo Imperial University (chair,
geology and palaeontology) ;
b. 4 Mar. 1856, Shimane-pre-
fecture ; ist s. of Jisei Koto,
a samnrai of Shimane ; m.
Ume, 1st d. of Baron Shina-
nojyo Ai'ichi. Educ. : grad-
uated from the Department
of Science, the Tokyo Uni-
versity, 1878 ; further studied
in Germany for about three
years. Appointed Prof, at his
alma mater, 1886; Rigahiha-
kushi, 1888; ordered to proce-
ed to Chosen, 1900— 1902 ;
and then to China, July 1910.
Decoration ; 2nd Order oi
Merit. Address: No. 2, Ni-
jikkicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Kotsumori, Kyo (.g- f^ jj),

Governor of Chiba-prefecture;
b. in 1853 iri Ehime-ken; e.
s. cf Soho' Kotsumori, a sa-
imtrai; m. Taka, e. d. of Ku-

.nita Ishihara of (Jkayama-

ken; Entered the Government

service in 1873; Head of'U-

v/ajima County in Ehime-ken,

1887; Counsellor of Kyoto-fu ;

then of Gifu-ken; Secretary

of the prefectures of Saita-

ma, Okayama, and FuUushi-

ma; Governor of Tottori in

1907,, then present post in

1 9 10. Address: Chiba-machi,

C!iiba-ken.

ii.a.rfainura., Masahiko (-/nj >fi

it W); Colonel, Commander 01
the 2nd Infantry Regiment of
Body Guards; b. in 1869 in
Yamaguchi - prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1889; Lieuten-
ant in 1 894 ; Captain in 1 897;
Major in 1903; Lieutenant -
Colonel in 1905 ; Colonel in
1908 ; 4th Order of the Eising
Sun and 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : Ta-

kcbashi, Kudan, Tokvo
Uobayaslii, Toralcicni (■'h vie

'si n), Representative Member
of the Yamato Goshi Kaisha,
President of the Tai.sei Sav-
ings Bank ; b. the ist »i. of
the 2nd j/. of Keio (1866) in
Tokyo ; s. of Tobei Kobaya-
shi ; m. Ko Kobayashi in
1886. Edtic: studied Chinese
classics while young. Found-
ed in 1901 the Yamato Goshi
Kaisha, a mortgage loan com-
pany, and became its president.
Addriss : No. 37, 2 chome,
Kamejima-cho, Nihombashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 4148 Na-
niwa.

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Koyama, Kenzo C'h Ul ^ H),
Pres of the 34th Bank, Ltd. ;
b. in 1858 in Saitama-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Usaburo Ko-
yawa, a samurai; m.' Yasu,
3rd d. of Yaokichi Takenou-
chi of Nagano-pref Entered
the Dep't of Education ; ap-
pointed Dir. of the Tokyo
Higlier Commercial School ;
then Dir. of the Technical
Bureau of the Department of
.Education : and oromoted Vi-
" ce-Minister of the Dep't. On
retiring from the Government
service, he became Pres. of
the 34th Bank, Ltd.; is reput-
ed to be one of the most emi-
nent bankers in the empire.
Address : Dtecho, Higashiku,
Osaka" Tel.: 2810 Higashi.

Koyama, Kichiro (']■> Ui §
RS)> Inspector -.General of
Naval Construction, Chief of
the Construction Dep't in the
Yokosuka Naval Arsenal ; d.
in 1 860 at Nagaoka in Echi-
go , 2nd s. of Ryoun Koya-
ma, a samurai ; m. Tane, y.
s. of Tokujiro Oyama of To-
chigi-prefecture. Educ: grad-
uated Engineering in the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., 1883; sent
to Germany for stiudy, 1896
— 1900. Entered thf^'' Imp.
Navy, 18B8; 1st Class Chief
Naval , Constructor, 1 897; In-
spector of Naval Construc-
tion", 1902; Ins. -Gen. of Naval
Construction, 1908; present

post, 191 1. Address: Yo-
kosuka.

Koyama, Matsnkiohi C'h lU S
a)> Chief Procurator of the Ko-
be District Court; b. in 1869
at Tokyo; 3rd s. of Giheiji
Takase, a samurai ; m._ Ma-
sao, e. d. of Takamitsu Ko-
yama. Educ: passed the Ex-
amination for Bench, 1893.
Appointed Probationary Jud-
ge, 1893; Proc, 1896; re-
signed the post and called
to the Bar, Mar. 1901 ; again
appointed Judge of the Na-
gasaki D. C, July 1901 ;
then of the Nagasaki A. C. ;
then Proc. of the Tokyo D.
C. and A, C. ; promoted to
present post. Address : Ku-
sunokicho, Kobe.

Koyama, On <i>V [Ii S), Ho-

gakuhalcusM, Vice-Minister of
Justice since Dec. 19 12, ex-Dir.
of the Criminal Bm-eau at the
Justice Dep't; b. in i865^in
Aichi-prefecture ; e. s. of Te-
tsutaro Koyama ; m. Ei, e. d.
of Hirotoku Makita of To-
kyo. Educ. : grad. Law in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1890.
Appointed Judge of the To-
kyo District Court ; then J.
of the Tokyo Appeal Court ;
and promoted to be ProC of
the Court of Cassation. Ad-
dress : Haramachi, Koishika-
waku, Tokyo. Tgl.: 540 Ba-
ncho.

Koyama, Ryutoku (/J> lij fl

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Koy-Koz

W), Igaktthakiishi (Doctor of
Medicine), Prof, of the Fu-
kuoka Medical College of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ. (Chair-
Anatomy) ; b. the 3rd m. of
the 1st y. of Man-en (i860)
in Kumamoto-ken ; e. s. of
Genryij Koyama, a Kuniamo-
to samurai; m. Waka, 3rd
d. of Rekiin Tozawa, a j<2-
?««r(2;i of Nagono clan. Edtic. :
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1888); pursued his
medical studies in Germany
(1902—1904). Prof of the
former Sth Higher Middle
School (1890)"; present post
since 1904 ; Igakuhakushi in
1906. Address : Yio . A.'J , S\x-
zakiuramachi, Fukuoka, Fu-
ku oka-ken.

Koyama, Shotaro C^h lU jE
jb IP), Painter, Juror of the
Fine Arts Association ; b. in
1857 at Nagaoka ; e. s. of
Yoshitsura Koyama, a samu-
rai of Nagaoka clan ; m. Su-
mi, 2nd d. of Sumiyoshi Ka-
mura. Educ. : graduated Fine
Arts at the Kogakuryo (de-
funct Government Technical
School);' Became Assistant-
Prof, of his alma mater; resign-
ed post and feunded the Fudo-
sha (a private fine art school)
1878 ; Juror of Exhibitions
since. 1881 ; went to the front
in the China-Japan war for

artistic purposes and painted
the panorama of the battles
of Ping-yang, and Port A rthur;
one of -the leading painters
in the country. Address : O-
iwakecho, Hongoku, Tokyo.
Koyama, Taikd (->> (.li # ^),
engineer of the Department
of Agriculture and Commer-
ce, sectional chief of the Iron-
foundry. Address : Official
House, Takamimachi, Onga-
gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Koyano, Keizo C^h # If S H),
Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School (C!iair-
Enghsh language). No. 37,
Toyokawacho, Takata, Ko-
ishikawa, Tokyo.

Kozai, Yoshinao ("S * Eti it),
Nogakuhakushi ; , Dean and
Prof, of the College of Agri-
culture of the Tokyo Im-
perial University ; b. 20 Dec_.
1864, Kyoto ; ists. of Senzo
Yagishita, and adopted by
Unosuke Kozai, a samurai of
Kyoto; m. Toyo, ist d. of Tei-
kan Shimidzu, of Okayama.
Educ. : graduated from the
Komaba Agricultural School,
(predecessor of the present
Agricultural College), 1886,
and from the Leipzig Univer-
sity. Prof at the Tokyo Agri-
cultural and Dendrological
School, 1889; Prof at the
College of Agriculture, 1890;
Nogakuhakushi, ZS99; Ex-

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pert of the Agricultural Ex-
periment Farm ii.i 1903, and
afterwards its Director ; Dean
of the Agricultural College,
1 911; besides is chief of the
Agricultural Experiment Fa-
rm, Nishigahara, as additio-
nal post. Address: Nishiga-
hara, Tokyo.

Kozu, Katsuya (fij! gR St 5H),
Colonel of infantry, Com-
rrtander ' 'oT"fhe Kochi dis-
trict cf regiment; b. 1866 in
Nagano. Sub-Lieut., March
1892; Lieut., Nov. 1894;
Captain, Dec. 1898; Major.,
Aug. 1904; Lieut. -Colonel,
Dec. 1908; Colonel, Sept.
1912. Decorations: 5th Or-
der S. T., 4th Order of R.
S., 3rd Class of G. K. Ad-
dress: Office of the Kochi
.regimental district, Ottesuji,
Kochi-shi, Kochi-ken.

Kozuka, Shoichiro (/h M. IE
- EI>), Managing Director of
the Kitahama Bank, Ltd. ; b.
in 1869 in. the province of
Owari ; e. j. of Masahiko Ko-
zuka; m. Ume, 2nd d. of Ju-
saku Toyoshima, a samurai
of Tokyo. Edac. : graduated
Finance at the Keio Univer-
sity in 1892. Entered the
IMitsui Bank and became Di-
rector of its Dojima Branch';
took part as a private in the
China-Japan war and was
decorated with 8th Order of
Merit for his servies ; became

manager of the Kitahama
Bank, Ltd., in 1897 ; was sent
abroad m 1907; on , retur
ning was elected present post.
Puhlicaiion '. Diary of tour
through Europ and America.
Recreatiooi : billiard, reading,
shop at Osaka ; then mana-
ger of the Kitahama Banlc,
Ltd., in 1897; was sent ab-
road in 1907;, , on returning
was elected to present post.
Address: Matsuyamachi, Mi-
hamiku, Osaka. Tel. : 520
Minami.

Kubo, Inokiohi (.^i^^Zis),
Igakuhakiishly (Dr. of Me-
dicine), Prof, of the College
of Medicine in the Kyushu
Imp. Univ. (Chair: otona-
thopharyn and golaryngblog);
b. the 1 2th ^n. of the 7th y.
of Meiji (1874) in Fukushi-
ma-ken; e. s. of Tsuneyasu
Kubo; m. Yorie, e. d.
of Masayoshi Miyamoto of
Ehime-ken. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of
Medicine of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1900); studied Otona-
thopharyn and golaryngolog
in Gerrnany, Austria, France
and Holland, 1- 04-1908.
Attended the international
Congress for Medical Science
held at Risbon, Portugal,
while in Europe; recommend-
ed as compiler of " Interna-
tionales Centralblatt fiir
ohrenheilkund" and " Se-
mon's Centralbatt fiir Laryn-

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Kub

gologie;" Honorary President
of the Japan Otonathopharyn
and Golaryngology Society
and of its Kyushu Local
Branch; Prof, of the College
of Medicine of the Kyushu
Imp. Univ. since 1907. Pub-
lications: (i) Ueber die vom
N. acusticus ausgelosten Au-
genbewegungen (besonders
bei thermischen Reizungen).
Archiv fur die ges. Physio-
logie Bd. 114. 1906. (2)
Ueber die vom N. acusticus
ausgelosten Augenbewegun-
gen II. Mitteilung: Versuche
an Fischen. Archiv fur die
ges. Physiologie Bd. 1 15.
1906. (3) Die alte Ohren-
heilkunde in Japan. Menats-
schrift fur Ohrenheilkunde
Nr. 9. -1906. (4) Zur Ges-
chichte der alten Rhinologie
in Japan. Archiv fiir Laryn-
gologie Bd. 19. Heft i. (s)
Beitrage zur Histologic dei
unteren Nasenmuschel.

Archiv fur Laryngologie. Bd
19. Pleft 1. (6) Zur Fragt
des normalen Zustandes dei
unteren Nasenmuscheln def
Menschen. (Histologischt

Untersuchyngen an den
Muscheln von Neugeboren
en). Archiv fur Laryngologie.
Bd. 19. Heft 2. (7) Ueber
die Entstehung der sogen.
" lappigen Hypertrophien"
der Nasenmuscheln. Archiv
fijr Laryngologie. Bd. 12.

Heft 2. (8) Zur Behandlung
von Celloidinserienschnitten.
Archiv fiir mikroskopische
Anatomie etc. Bd. 70. 1907.
(9J Eine neue Methode zur
Entlarvung der Simulation der
totalen Taubheit. (Japanisch)
1907. (10) Erfahrungen iiber
die Radikaloperation (nach
killian) der Sinusitis frontalis
chronica. (Japanisch). 1908.
(11) Einige Bemerkungen
uber Conchotomia inferior.
(Japanisch) 1907.. (12) Oeso-
phagoskopische Mitteilungen.
(Japanisch) 1907. (13) Zahn
in der Kieferhohle. (Japanisch)

1907. (14) Ueber die An-
wendung der Lokalanasthesie
bei deir Radikaloperation der
Kieferhohleneiterung. (Japan-
isch) 1907. (is) Ueber die
eigentliche Ursprungsstelle
und die Radikaloperation der
solitaren Choanalpolypen.
Archiv fiir Laryngologie.
Bd. 21. Heft I. (16) Oeso-
phagoskopische Behandlun-
gen bei Oesophagusfremd-
korpern. (Japanisch) 1908.
(17) Ein Fall von Fremd-
korper im linken Btonchus;
Extraktion durch Broncho-
scopia superior. (Japanisch)

1908. (18) Ueber die Tra-
chealtumoren. (Japanisch)
1908. (19) Die, Reinigung
und Desinfektion in der Oto-
rhino-laryngologie.. (Japan-
isch) igo8. (20) Did klini-

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schen - Bedeutungen , der
d'irekten Untersuchu-ngsfrie-
thoden. - (Japanisch) 1908.
(2 1 ) - Traitement chirurgical
des stenoses laryngo-trachea-
les. Rapport du XVI congres
international, de medecine
a Budapest. (22) Eine neue
Methode zur Nahtanlegung
in tieferen Korperteilen mit
einer- neuen Nadel. Medi-
zinische Klinik Nr. 35. 1909.
(23) Otogener Reflexhusten.
(Japanisch) 1909. (24) No-
chmals iiber die walire
Urspriingsstelle der solitaren
Choanalpolypen (Antrocho-
analpolypen nacli Kubo)
(Japanisch) 19O9. (25) Bron-
choskopische und oesopha-
goskopische Mitteilungen.

(Japanisch) 1909. (26) Sto-
rungen der "geistigen Thatig-
keit bei Schiilkindern wegen
der Ohren-Nasen-Halskrank-
heiten. (Japanisch) 19O9.
(27) Bemerkungen iiber die
Behandlimgen der Fremd-
korper in Speiseund Luftwe-
gen. (Japanisch) 19 10. (28)
Differentialdiagnose zwischen
Tumoren und Entziindungen
der Nasenhohle. (Japanisch)
1910. (29) Ueber die Peri-
tonsillitis lingualis. (Japa-
nisch) 1910. (30) Mein neuer
Gaumerihaken. Archiv fur
Laryngologie. Bd. 23. Heft
3. (31) Ueber die Lokalitat
der objektiv horbaren Ohr-

gerausche ■ insbesonder-e - in
Verbindung mit Gaumense-
gelkrampf. (Japanisch) (32)
Lehrbuch der Rhinologie
(Japanisch) i. Band 1909.
2. Band 1910 3. Band 1912.
Recreations: J2i-pa.ncse poems;
flowers (especially become)
study of old Medical books.
Address : Higashikoen, Fu-
kuoko, Fukuoka-ken. Tel.
1247 Fukuoka.

■Kubo, Eaifuku iX ^ ^ ^g).
Naval Captain, Commander
of the Chiyota (protected
cruiser); b. in 1869. Ediic:
Naval Engineering Academ}^.
Lieut. -Cammander, Oct. 1902;
Commander, Sept. 1906; Capt.
Dec. 191 3. Was member of
the Educational Head-Office;
present post since Dec. 19 12.
Decorations-. 4th Class of
Golden Kite.

Kubota, Hikohichi (^ ^ g
^ "t^ ■»„^^J?fein, .ex-Comm. of
Yokosuka ISfaval Barracks;
b. 1867 at Tokyo. Educ:
grad. from the Naval Aca-
demy, 1880. Was Lieut, on
board the Yaeyama in the
China-Japan war ; Comman-
der of the Izumi in the Boxer
trouble ; Com. of the Naniwa,
of the 6th Torpedo-boat Flo-
tilla in the late war. Granted
3rd Order of Merit. "'Club:
the Stiikosha (Naval club).
Address: Kamakura.

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Kubota, Kanae (A f* H m,
Dir. of the Nara and Kyo-
to Imperial Museums ; 6. in
1855 at Nakatsu in Buzen ;
e. s. of Yasubei Kubota ; ?«.
Ito f. s'. df Mitaro Yasuoka
of Gumma-prefecture. Began
his career as a teacher of
the Sakuragawa Elementary
School, 1873 ; entered the
Educ. Dep't as a small offi-
cial, 1 874 ; Manager of the
Tokyo Technical School ; then
Manager of the Imp. Museum,
1889; sent to -U. S. A. for
fine art investigations, 1895;
appointed Prof, of the Govern-
ment Fine Arts School, 1898;
then promoted to be its Di-
rector ; afterwards transferred
to the Imp. Museum. Ad-
dress : Nara.

Kubota, Katsuyoshi CX "(* PI
m W), Dir. of the South Man-
churian R'ly Co., Ltd. ; I)
in 1869 ia the province 01
Satsuma ; 3rd s. of Denue-
mon Higuchi, a samurai ; m.
Kuni, 3rd d. of Toan Matsu-
yama of Tokyo. Educ. : grad.
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1895. Entered the Bank o Ja-
pan as Investigator of its State
Treasury Department ; then
transferred to present post.
Address : Motomachi, Hon-
goku, Tokyo. Tel. : 3095
Shitaya,

Kubota, Kenjiro C^ 1% P3 ^

^ ^15), Pres. of the Walara-
se River Water Power Elect-
ric Co., Ltd., Dir of the 40th
Bank, Ltd., Representative
Partner of the Kiryu E)lect-
ric Co., Aud. of the Tateba-
yashi Savings Bank, Ltd. ; b.
in 1 860 in Gumma-prefecture ;
e. s. of Heizaburo Kubota ;
in. Chika, 2nd d. of Sengoro
Abe of Tochigi-pref Ad-
dress : Morita-mura, Yania-
da-gun, Gumma-ken.

Kuboto, Seishu C;X « 19 iS
M\ Director '^■f Eng. Bureau of
the Home Dep't since Dec. 1 91 2;
(5. in 1 87 1 in Hokkai-do ; e.
s. of Ssikyo Kubota ; m. Fu-
ji, 2nd d. of Tsusoku Taka-
yama of Choshii. Educ: grad.
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1894. Entered the Govern-
ment service as Govs, of To-
chigi and Miye pres. ; and then
appointed present post. 1912.
Address : Tairen. "
• Kubotft, Seitaro CS ffl g? jk
MP)/ 3rd Order of Merit, jud-
ge of the Administrative Liti-
gation Court; b. in 1865 in
Okayama-prefecture ; e. s. of
Yoshiyuki Kubota, a samurai;
m. Kin, e. d. of Michitsuna
Akabori of the same pre-
fecture. Educ. : grad. from
the Law College in the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. , 1 89 1 . Coun-
cillor of the Saga-prefecture;
that of the Home Dep't;

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Secretary to the Dep't of
Agriculture and Commerce ;
Dir. of the Sanitary Bureau ;
present post in 19 10. Ad-
dress '■: Tameike - Reinanzalca,
Akasaka,, Tokyo. 7>/. .-2585
Shiba.

: Kubota, Setsujiro (g ffl iS
,^ 115), Dir. of the Ithime No-
ko .Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1847
in Ehime Prefecture ; e. s. of
Moriichi Kubota ; in. Mine,
e. d. of Tadashi Watanabe
of ■ tlie' same province. Ad-
dress :■ Okaka-mura, Igo-gun,
Ehime-ken.

Kubota, Yoshiro (^ 1% B ^
m 10, -Lawyer, es-M. of the
House of Representatives ; (?.
in 1863 at Nagase-mura, O-
gata-gori, Shinshu ; 2nd .f. of
Somehachi Takayanagi; was
adopted by Zempachi Kubo-
ta. -fii/ar. •■ graduated from the
Nagano Normal School and
studied at the Keiogijuku and ^
the Meiji Law School ; pas-
sed the Government Exami-
nation for Bench ; studied at
London for three years. ' En-
tered politics in 1885; was
elected Mem. of the House
of Representatives for his na-
tive province ; a member of
the Kokmninto (National par-
ty). . Has stirred up public
opinion by his references to
the " Crisis of the Far East."
Address : Akashicho, Kvo-

bashiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 902
Kyobashi.

Kubota, Yuzuru (X I* ffl li),
Baron, First Order of Merit,
Mem. of H. P.; d. on the lOth
of the Sth month in the 4th
year of Koka (1847) at To-
yooka in Hyogo-prefecture ;
e. s. >of Shtisuke Kubota, a
samurai ; m. Yae, e. d. of Ji-
hei Yasui of Tokyo. Educ. :
studied English at Keio Univ.,
1 8 7 1 — 1872. Before enterin g
the Keiogijuku the Baron vi-
sited Sontoku Ninomiya at
Nikko and studied under this
great teacher. Began his
career first as a district of-
ficial in Nikko (Now Tochi-
gi - prefecture), 1869; Then
became an official of the Edu-
cational Dep't, 1872 ; then
Secretary of the Dep't ; sent
abroad for educational pur-
poses, 1889; promoted Vice-
Minister for Educ, 1892 ; re-
signed the post owing to ill-
ness, 1893 J* elected Mem. of
H. R., 1894; given portfolio
of Minister of Education, 1904
— 1905. He has been an ac-
knowledged authority on edu-
cational question in the House
of Peers for ten years; The
resignation of Baron Kikuchi,
then Min. of Education in the
Katsura Cabinet in 1904, was
due to him. Address : Ka-
natomi - cho, Koishikawa - ku^
Tokyo. Tel.: 73 Bancho,

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Kuc Kud

. Kuehiba, Takesaburo C u ^ S?
H %r>)l L. C. of Bng., Com-
mandei- of the 13th Battalion
of Eng. ; ^. ir 1869 in Yama-
guchi - prefecture. Sub - Lieu-
tenant of Eng. in 1 894 ; Lieu-
tenant of Eng. in 1897 ; Cap-
tain of Eng. in 1900 ; Major
of Eng, in 1905 ; 4th Order
of the R. S. and 5th Class of
the G.K. Address : Kochiya,
Niigata-ken.

Kuehiba, Seinosuke (0 ^ Yh
2. Si), Colonel, Commander of
the 41st Regiment of Infant-
ry ; i>. in 1 864 in Hiroshima-
prefecture. Sub-Lieutenant in
1887; Lieutenant in 1892;
Captain in 1895 ; Major in
1902; Lieut. -Colonel in 1905;
Colonel in 1909; 4th Order
of the R. S. and 4th Class
Df the G. K. Address: Fuku-
i^ama.

Kuohiki, YoshiharuCIJ tI-c ^
#)» Chief procurator of the
Tainan District Court. Ad-
dress ': Official House in the
Tainan Court,,

Kudo, Eiichi CC M ^ -j.
ex-Dir. of the Agr., Com., and
Tech. Dep't in the Govern-
ment-General in Korea; d. in
1870 in Aomori-prefecture ;
e. s. of Kinai Kudo, a Samu-
rai; m. Mie, 4th d. of Kyukei
Suekawa of Satsuma. 'Educ- :
grad. from the Law College
in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-

versity, 1896. Mine-Inspect-
01 , 1 897 ; Secretary to the
Agricultural and Commercial
Dep't ; Dir. of the Mining
Bureau in the Gov.-General's
office in Korea ; and then pre-
sent post, 1910. Address.
Seoul, Chosen.

Kudo, G-ensuke (I H 51 W),
high-tax-payer ; b. in I859 in
the province of Awa ; 2nd s.
of Wakida Kudo ; ni. Hatsu,
e. s. of Tokusaburo Kawama-
ta of the same province. Ad-
dress : Nishio - mura, Mane-
gun, Tokushima-ken.

Kudo, Ikki (I ^ - IE),
Manager ofthe Finance Inspec-
tion Bureau in the Imperial
Household Dep't ; ^. in 1853
in Oita-prefecture ; 3rd s. of
Kuroda ligura, a samurai; m.
Ran, 5th 4- of Takumi Kudo.
Began his career as Prof of
the Peers' School ; entered the
Bureau of Decoration^ as Ma-
nager ; and then present post.
Address : Naka-Shibuya, Shl-
buyamachi, Tokyo. Td. ■' 1 5-
70 Shiba.

Kudo, Kantoku (_T Si % m,
farmer, high - tax - payer ; 6.
in 1848 in Iwate-prefecture ;
e. s. of Orindo Kudo, a sa-
murai. A large landowner.
One of the organizers of the
Iwate-ken Agricultural and
Industrious Bank. Address.:
Osara-mura, Iwate-gun, Iwa-
te-ken.

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. Kudo, Sotosaburo QXMi^-Z
Mj, Igakuhakushi, Member of
the Committee* &ftHe Medi-
cal License Examination.

Kudo, Takuji (I H n. «),
Mayor of Aomori. • Address:
the Aomori City Hall, Shin-
hamamachi, Aoniori-shi, Ao-
mori-ken.

Kudzu, Karaji (S M, rfi),
engineer of the Department
of Agriculture and Commeixe,
sectional chief of the Iron-
foundry. Address: Official
House in the Iron-foundry,
Takamimachi, Onga-gun, Fu-
kuoka-ken.

Zuga, Michihisa XX Ife %. X\
Marquis, 2nd Order of Merit,
Lord-in-waiting at the Jako
Hall, Mem: of H. P.; d. in
1 84 1 at Kyoto ; e. s. of Tate-
michi Kuga whose ancester
is a prince of H. I. M. Mura-
kami. Rendered brilliant ser-
vices to the stati; as Com-
mander-in-Chief of the Toho-
ku Flying Army In the Re-
storation ; entered the War
Office ; was elected Senator,
1885 ; Mem. of the House of
Peers, 1890 ; Court Councill-
or, 1893 ; Governor of To-
kyo, 1 896.. Address : Shin-
dgawamachi, Ushigome - ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 11 50 Bancho.

Kuhara, Mitsuru iX W- 15 5±),
Rigakuhakusht (Chemistry),
Pre. of Kyoto Imp. Univ., Prof.

and Dean of the Bng. College
in the Kyoto Imp. Univ. ; h. in
185s at Tsuyama ; e. s. of
Shiiho Kuhara, a samurai;
in. Aki, 2nd d. of Tadasu Su-
zuki ofTokyo. Educ. : grad.
Science in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1879; sent to U. S. A.
for study, 1879— 188 1. Ap-
pointed Prof, of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1884; Dir. of the
First High School ; transfer-
red to the Kyoto Imp. Univ.;
sent to England to represent
Japan in the International
Applied Chemical Conference,
1909; holds 3rd Order of M.
Address : Shimokamo-mura ,
Kyoto.

Kujo, Michizane CA- H si K),
Prince, Vice-Chief of Ritual-
ists, Mem. of House of Peers;
d. on the 15th of the 12th
month in the 2nd year of
Meiji (1869) at Kyoto; e. s.
of the late Prince Michitaka
Kujo ; 7n. Keiko, 2nd d. of
the late Count Otani, Abbot
of the Hongan-temple.- The
Kujo family are descended
from Kamatari Fujiwara, one
of the best known royal per-
sonages of' oU Jkpaiii. The
family is one of the Gosekke
(five principal families). H.
I. H. the Crown Princess is
his yonnger sister. Address :
Fukuyoshi-cho, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 742 Shimba-
shi.

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Knk— Kum

Kuki, Monshichi CA ^ 14

■t), rice and fertilizer mer-
chant, Pres. of the Yokkaichi
Electric Light Co.. Ltd., of
the Mie Artificial Fertilizer
Co., Ltd., of the Yokkaichi
Storage Co., Ltd., Dir. oi the
Yokkaichi Bank, Ltd., of the
Mie Cotton Yarn, Ltd., Chair-
man of the Yokkaichi Cham-
ber of Commerce, high tax-
payer; <5.' in 1866 at Yokka-
ichi in the province of Ise ;
e. s. of Moshichi Kuki ; m.
Nobu, e. d. of Juichi Isogawa
of Gifu-prefecture. Alderman
of Yokkaichi city. Address :
Nakanayachi, Yokkaichi, Ise.
Kuki, Takakazu i%%W ^),
Baron, B'irst Order of Merit,
Privy Councillor, Pres. of Na-
tional Treasures Preservation
Asso.;^ b. in 1852 at Sanda,
Settsu, adoft. s. of Takahane
Kuki ; a samurai of Kuki
Clan. Educ. ■ studied English
under Yukichi Fukuzawa ;
graduated the Daigaku Nanko
(defunct Imp. Univ.). Began
his career as a high official
in the Educ. Dep't which post
he held for twelve years ; next
Minister Plenipotentiary at
Washingcon,.i884 — 1888, and
concluded the treaty of ex-
tradition which attracted notice
among diplomats of the Oc-
cident J and then Dir. of Nara
Imperial Museum ; Exhibition
Commis.sioner ; sat in the H.

P. Publications : " History of
Fine Art in Japan," " Talks
on the Russo-Japanese War,"
" The Secret of Success,"
" Advice to Young Men." Ad-
dress: Nagatacho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 2242 Shiro-
bashi.

Kuki, Takateru (:;l % Ft W),
Viscount, former Daiinyo of
Sanda ; b. in 1 870 at Sanda
in the province of Settsu ; e.
s. of Takayoshi Kuki ; in.
Nobuko, e. s. of Tsunasada
Kuchigi, Viscount. Edttc :
.studied in U. S. A. Address :
Suma-mura, Muko-gun, Ilyo-
go-prefecture. Tel. : 549,

Kuma, Tokuzo (ES ® H),
Mil. Intendant, Dir. of the
Accoimtaut's. Dcp't of Kwan-
tung Gov. ; h\ in 1862 at
Yanagawa in the province of
Chikugo ; e. s pf Kakumaro
Kuma, a samurai; m. Kane, e.
d. of Seicho Okazawa of Shin-
shu. Educ: grad. from the
Mil. College, '1884; the Mil'.
Academy, 1887; the Mil. Pay-
master's School, 1893. Ap-
pointed Sub -Lieut., 1885;
Lieut, t888; Assist. 3rd Class
Sub-Intendant, 1898; .sent to
Au!;tria for study, 1899 — 19-
02 ; 2nd Cla.ss Sub-Intendant,
1902 ; 1st Class Sub-Intend-
ant, 1904; promoted., to Mil.
Int., 1909. He took part as
an officer of the 2nd Army Div,
in the Sino-Japanese war and '

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[446]

as Chief. of the Accountant's
Dep't of the 2nd Army in
the late war. Decorated with
3rd Class of R. S. and G. K.
for services. Address : Kita-
ura, Nishi-okubo, Tokyo. Tel.:
.2036 Bancho.

KumaT3e, CMkanobu (|!p| ^ ^

Chief of the Gendarmery at
present stationed in Chosen;
b. in 1870 in Tokyo. Sub-
Lieut, of Infantry, March
1 891; Lieut, of Infantry,
Dec. 1894; Captain of
Infantry, Oct. 1897; Major,
Oct. 1903 ; Lieut.-Colonel,
Nov. 1907; Lieut. Colonel
of Gendarms, June 1910;
■Colonel of Gendarms, Nov.
19 10. Was chief of the
police Dep't of Chosen
Government in 1910. Decora-
tions: sth Order of S.T., 4th
Order of R. S. 3rd Class of
Golden Kite. Address: Of-
ficial House of Chosen
Government.
Kumabe, Suekuma CIS nS *

^^^''£^^A^^£^M?^>. Chief
of the Shirakawa Branch of the
War-horse Recruiting Dep't;
b. 1870 in Tokyo. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Cav: in 1891 ; Lieu-
tenant of Cav. in 1893 ; Cap-
tain of Cav. in 1895 ; Major
of Cav. in 1902 ; Lieut. Colo-
nel of Cav. in 1905 ; Colonel
of Cav. in 1910; 4th .Order
of the R. S. and 4th Class of

the G. K. Address : Shiraka-
wa, Fukushima-ken. , ."

Kumada, Kantaro (M ffl Si
X IP), chief public procurator
of the Akita District Court.
Address: the Akita District
Court, Nishinekoyamachi, A-
kita-shi, ' Akita-ken.

Kumagae, KiicMro (fg # M
- W), 3rd Order of Merit,
Gov. of Yamanashi-prefect- .
ure ; b. in 1866 at Tokyo;
e. s. of Teizo Kumagae of
Tokyo, tn. Yoshi, e. d. of
Takakazu Kusakari of Ya-
maguchi - prefecture. Educ. :
grad. from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity in 1892. Entered the
Home Dep't after gradua-
tion ; Councillor of Hokkai-
do ; Secretary to the Home
Dep't ; has held the posts
of Councillor in the Depart-
ments of Agriculture and Com-
merce, of Army, of Interior ;
Chief of Civil J\.dministrators
of Saghalien ; present post
since 1908. Address : Kofu.

Kumagae, Konosuke (11 4S #
t. ffl), Director of the Aichi
Medical School, and the Ai-
chi Prefecturat Hospital. Ad-
dress : being_.,.,a,broad.

Kumagae, ilaoliikd CSs ^ i£

^)» painter, (pen name: To-
kugd); b. 1828 in Kyoto;
s. of Suekane Yamamoto;
adopted into the Kumagai
family of Aid clan. Educ:

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Kum Kun

studied painting from Shige-
hiko Okamoto (Shijo school)
when he was only 14 years
old; three years after since
his tutor died he studied
himself Received many
honorous prizes in exhibitions
both domestic and foreign;
especially it is notable that
an honorous medal was con-
ferred upon for his excellent-
painting work of scenery in
the Grand Exhibition in
Paris, 1900; appointed mem-
ber of the Imperial Art
Society since 1904; is special
member of the Nihon Fine
Art Asso. and adviser to
it. Address: 2 Yaoi-cho,
Hongo-ku, Tokyo

Kuniakura, Yosaku («! 1s |?
#), Prof, of the Naval Engi-
neering Academy, b. in 1858
in Tokyo; e.s. ofYoshimasa
■ Kuniakura ; in. Taki, e. d. of
Sago Shibahara oi Hyogo
Prefecture. Educ. : grad. from
the Kohu Daigaku (defunct
Technical College) in 1881.
Assist.-Expert of the Indus-
trial Dep't after graduation ;
Assist. - Prof of his ahna
mater; was. transferred as
Prof to the Naval Engineer-
ing Academy ; sent to U. S.
A. and France, 190; — 1906;
was granted 3rd Order of
Merit after the late war. Ad-
dress-: Kugyomachi, Yoko-
suka.

Kurnanii, Ryotaro (M H S
'k. SP), farmer, high - tax-pay-
er; b. in 1865 in Hiroshima-
prefecture ; e. s. of Kashichi
Kumami ; m. Kotoyo, . 2nd d.
of Kunzo Okuhara of the
same prefecture. A large land-
owner. Address : Yotsugu-
mura, Sosan-gun, Hiroshima-
ken.

Kumamoto, Kenjiro CM ^ M
— Mi5), Prof of English in the
Peers' School ; (5. in the 3rd
year of Keio ( 1 867) at Osaka ;
m. Mi}'o, /', d. of Teian Shi-
mojo of Shinshu. Educ.; stud-
ied Law in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1887 — 1889. Appoint-
ed Instructor in .English in
the Himeji Middle School,
1889 ; then transferred to the
Osaka Middle School ; pro-
moted Prof of the 3rd High
School ; then to that of the
Tokyo Higher Normal School;
and lastly present post. Ad-
dress : Toyozawa, Shibuya,
Tokyo-fu.

Kumamoto, Masatsugu (E^ 56
J4 ^), Major-Genera!,. Com-
mander of the Tokyo Bay
Fort ; -b. in 1855 ; e. s. of Gon-
nojyo Kumamoo, a Satsuma
samurai ;m. Iwa,j>'. s. of Sbim-
pai Kawakami of Satsuma.
i''ir.st saw .service as a, soldier
of the guard in Saigas Re-
bellion-; appointed Sub-Lieut.,
1877; Artillery Lieut., 1882;
Art. Captain, 1886; Art. Ma-

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[448 ]

jor, 1891 ; Art. Lieut.-Colo-
nel, 1895 ; Art. Colonel, 1899;
Major-General, Sept. 1903.
Appointed Commander of the
Body Guard Artillery Regi-
ment; Com. of the Maizuru
Fort; Com. of the 12th Bri-
gade Art. ; present post, Nov.
19 10. Took part in the late
war. Decorated with 2nd Or-
der of Merit and 3rd Class
o( G. K. for service. Address:
Yokosuka.

Kumamoto, Tsujun (Eg 7C S
M5, Commander ojf.the, Navy,
Vice-Commandant of the Kure
Naval Barracks; b. in 1868.
Cadet in 1884; Commander
in 1906. Decoration: ii,ihOxi!iQ.x
of the R. S. Address : Kure.

Kumario, TushicM (Jg S"- ^

-fc)> Prof, and manager of the
Meijigaktdn, a mission school
in Tokyo; b. the 2nd, m. of
the 5th jj'. of Kaei (1852) in
the province of Hizen; s.
of Okoru Kumano; in. Kiku-
ko, 2nd d. of Kimiomi Ta-
chibana, 1876. Edtic.-.stndx&d
Chinese classics under Sokken
Yasui the famous scholar;
studied English at the Keio-
gijuku and under I> Brown.
Address: No. 43, Shirokane
Imazato-machi, Shiba, Tokyo.
Tel.: 820 Shiba. ,

Kume, licH K^X ^ ^ -),
Lieutenant-^pJoneLpf Com-
MisafiaC Coniniander of the
13th '&XtBXion of Commis-

sariat; A. in 187c in Saga-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant of- Inf.
in 1892 ; Lieutenant of Com.
in 1894; Captain in 1897;
Major in 1904 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel in 1907 ; 4th Order
of the R. S.' Address : ,Ta-
kada, Niigata-ken.

Kume, Kunitake iiK ^ %
^), Biingakuhakushi{]d^-p3.ne.sQ
History), Prof of Waseda Uni-
versity. An acknowledged au-
thority on the history of Japan.
Was Prof of the Imperial
University and Lecturer to
H. I. M. the Emperor, but
resigned the posts on account
of his opinions regarding se-
veral points of history. Ad-
dress : Waseda University.

Kume, Kyosaku C^:*H'f^),
Vice-Pres of the Tokyo Gas
Co., Ltd., Dir. of the Japan-
Korea Gas Electric Co., Ltd./
Aud. of the Oriental Mos- ■
lings Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1868
in Saitama-prefecture ; e. s.
of Rokuemoh Kume. Edu-c. :
grad. Law at the Hogakuin
(private Chiio Univ.), 1891.
Elected Dir. of the Nippon
R'ly Co., Ltd., 1897 ; after-
wards Vice-Pres. of the com-
pany. Decorated with 5th
Order of R. S. for services in
the late war. Address: Ka-
kigaracho, Nihombashiku, To-
kyo.

Kume, Tadatsugu iX * pE
^), high - tax - payer ; b. iii

449

Km.

1 841 in Ehime-prefecture ; f.
s. of Yakichi Kume ; ;«. Tsu-
ne, 2nd d. of Kumamoto Shi-
raishi. Address ■' Tachibana-
mura, Arai-guit," Ehkne-ken.

Kunii, Hannojd CM ^ '^ Z
S), farmer, high-tax-payer ;
i>. in 1853 in the province 01
Echigo ; e. s. of Hannojo Ku
nil ; f/i. Saki, e. d. of Toyo-
shiro Kunii of the same pro-
vince. Address : Yashiuchi-
mura, Iwabune-gori, Niigata-
ken.

Kunieda, Motoharu (S tt 76-
?a). Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School; /'. in 1872;
e. s. of Monjiro Kunieda, a
samurai ; m. Hideno, 2nd d.
of his father-in-law. Edjic. :
grad. Science at the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1898. After his
graduation, was appointed
present post. Address: Hi-
gashikatamachi, Komagome,
Hongo, Tokyo.

Kunika. Shichiro CH # -b II5),
Expert to Oita-prefecture and
Chief of the Surgery Dep't
of the Prefectural Hospital.
Address: Oltamachi, Oita-ken.

Kunisawa, Shimbei (^ yf S?
:R- IW), 3rd Order of Merit,
Vice-President of the South-
ern Manchurian Railway Co.,
Ltd.; <J. in-;, 1864 in the
province of Tosa ; 3rd s. oi
Shiroemon Kunisawa ; m. Sei,
2nd d. of Kunimoto Nojiri,
I samurai of Oita-prefecture^

Educ. : graduated Engineer-
ing at the Iniperial Univ.
of Tokyo in 1889. Expert
to the Kyushii Railway Co.,
Ltd. ; entered the Govern-
ment service as Expert to
the R'ly Bureau in 1892;
Director of the S. M. R. Co.,
Ltd., in 1906. Address. : Ka-
damacho, Dairen ; Hyakunin-
cho, Okubo, Tokyo. Tel.:

1867 Bancho.

Kunitomo, Kanae (gl ;^ 0),

Igakuhaktishi (Doctor of
Medicine), Prof, of the Na-
gasaki Medical College; b^
1877 in Oita-ken. Educ:
graduated from the Medical
Dep't of the 5th High School
in 1900. Was appointed
assistant of the Medical
College in the Kyoto Jmp,
Univ., 1 901; then present
post since 1904; granted th9
degree of Igakuhakuski by
presenting a thesis. Address:
the Nagasaki Medical Col.,
Nagasaki-ken.

Kuno, Tsukasa (^ tg §1),
Major General since Nov. i9—
id, Commander of the i9tli
Infantry Brigade; h. in 1861
in Fukui-prefecture; 2nd s. of
Kenryo Kuno, a samurat ; m.
Tsuru, 4th d. of Shinsuke K07
ga. Educ. : grad. from the
Military College, 1882. Sub-
Lieut., 1882; Lieut., 1886' j
Captain, 1894; Major, 189S';
Lieut.-Colonel, 1.903 ; Colo-

E»a

L 4SO

nel, 1906. Took part iii both
the China-Japan and the Rus-
so-Japanese wars. Decorated
with ^rd Order of R. S. and
4th Class of G. K. Address :
Headquarter of the i9th In-
fantry Brigade, Kyoto.

Kurachij Self a (;#. ^ li ^),
Director of the Kyodo Fire
and Marine Insurance Co.,
Ltd. and the Taihei Lifj In-
surance Co., Ltd. ; b. in i 866
in Ishikawa-ken • e. s. of Shin-
go Kurachi, a samurai; m.
Tei, e. d. of Masatsune Naka-
jo, a samurai of Hokkaido.
Edtcc. : graduated from the
Keiogijuku in 1890. Was at
San Francisco for some time,;
Oil returning became head
derk of the Meiji Fire In-
surance Co., Ltd.; entered the
firm of Murai and became its
director. Address : Nagata-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.:
2745 Shimbashi.

Kuraehi, Tetsukichi Ct" ^ ^
^). 3rd Older of the Merit-
ex-Vice Min. of foreign affairs
ffrom Deo. 1 91 2 to Jan. 1 913);
h. in 1 870 at Kanazawa ; e.
s. of Yukinori Kurachi, a sa-
murai; m. Katsu, f. s. of Hei-
hachi Tanaka. Educ: grad.
Law at the Tolcyo Imperial
University in 1894. Passed
the higher civil service ex-
amination in 1896; was ap-
pointed Councillor of the For-
eign Office in 1897 ; 3rd Sec-

retary of the Legation at Ber-
lin in 1899; promoted 2nd Sec-
retary of the Legation in Mar.
1 901; Councillor of the Forei-
gn Dep'tin Oct. igor; Sec. o
the Kesidency-General in 19-
05 ; director of the Political
Affairs Bureau of the Foreign
Office, 1908. Address : Hara-
jiku, Sendagaya, Tokyo. Tel. :
2803 Shiba
Karahara, Korehiro iM M i&
m, Pk. D., Mem. of the House
of Representatives; b. at Aso
in the province of Higo ■ a
samurai ; m. Shii, y. s. of Dr.
Kitazato. Educ. : grad. from
the Doshisha College ; and
afterwards studied philosophy
and economics in U. S. A.
and England. On returning
became Dir. of the Kuma-
moto English School, his alma
mater ; and then became Di-
rector of the Gifu Middle
School, a professor of Wase-
da University and the Gov.,
Fine Art School ; was on the
staff of the late Prince Ko-
noe, a great statesman, and
belonged to the Seiyukai (a
Government party) ; but left
the party after the death of
the Prince ; was elected a Mem.

of H. R. for TokvT) in 1908 ;
lately left the Kokuminio ;
was elected M. H. E. again,
1912. Address : Kasumi-cho,
Azahu-ku, Tokyo.

Knrashifj-e, Tetsuzo CiS i| ^

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Kur

— )j Expert to the Home Dep't;
b. in 1870 in Yaniaguchi-pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Gen-emon
Kurashige ; m. Haru, e. d. of
Korezumi Hirasa, a samurai
of Choshu. Educ. : grad. from
the Engineering College of the
Tokyo- Imperial University in
1895, Expert to the Shizu-
oka-prefecture ; then to the
Kobe Municipal Office ; sent
to England for study, 1 897 —
1 899 ; on his return was ap-
pointed present post. Ad-
dress : Nakanocho, Ichigaya,
Ushigomeku, Tokyo.

Kurata, ShinshicM (^ ffl S
-b), .Colonel, .of .Infaixtiy,. Chi-
ef Staff on the 13th Army
IJiv'ision ; b. 1869 iu Mio-
prefecture. Sub-Lieutenant in
1 891 ; Lieutenant in 1894; Ca-
ptain -i-n 1898 ; Major in 1903 ;
Lieut. -Colonel in 1905 ; Co-
lonel in igog ; 4th Onder of
tlie H. S. and 4th Class of the
G, K. Address : Takata.

Kcrata, Torasnke C^ EH |S
B). .Lieutenant on the seco-
nd reserve since 15th July
i9i2; b. the 7 th m. of
the 1st /. of Ansei (1854),
Tokj^o ; 3rd s. of Yozaemon
Kurata, a samurai of Tokyo,
and adopted by Akisuke Ku-
rata ; r,t. Kikuo, y. sister to
Den Ninomiya, a samurai of
Miyagi-prefecture. Sub-Lieu-
tenant, Feb. 1879;
■nant of Artillery, July 1883;

Captain, Oct 1887 ; Major,
Sept. 1893; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Feb. 1898; Colonel, Nov.
1 90 1 ; Maj or - General , Feb.
1907. Decorations: 3rd Or-,
der of the Rising Sun ; 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 1 19, Yoyogi, Yo-
yohata-miu-a, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo.

Kuratomi, Y^saburo (# ^ R
=■ %)- Hogakuhahishi, Chief
of Judicial Dep't of the .Cho-
sen Government - General ; b.
1853 ill Fukuoka-prefecture ;
m. Nobuko; e. d. of Hironobu
Hirotsu. Educ. : grad. from
the Shihdsho Ho Gakko (De-
funct Lav.- College of the Dep't
of Justice), 1879. Appointed
Councillor of the Dep't of Jus-
tice; Dir. of the Civil and Crim-
inal Bureau; Proc. of the Court
of Cassation; Chief Proc. of the
Tokyo A. C. ; Vice-Minister
for Justice in Korea, '1906. He
prepared the Manu.sci'ipt of
Ci-iminal Code. Recreations :
Chinese poetry. Address : Ke-
ijo, Chosen. Clubs : The
Keijo Ciub and the Nanzan
Club. Tel.: 877.

Kure, Daigoro C^ :>c S. BR),

Director of the Kano Mining
Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1862 in Na-
gasaki-prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Shigeru Shimada ; was adopt-
ed by Seki Kure. At the
age of fifteen went to China
for study; on returning was

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appointed Chancellor of the
Consulate at Tien-tstn ; then
transferred to the Legation
at London ; Consul at Bom-
bay ; entered the Mitsui Bus-
•sau Kaish in 1 896. Address :
Sendagaya-^i nnra, Toyotama-
gua, Tokw.

Knre, Bunso (^ X H), a
statistician, Chief of the Sec-
tion of Statistics in the Cabinet;
d. the 1 1 th 7/1. of the 4th j. of
Kaei (185 1 ), Yedo (Tokyo);
2nd s. of Koseki Kure, a clan
doctor;?;-/. 1875. - -£<:^«6\ .- pri-
vate, and mostly' self taught.
Entered the government ser-
vice in 1875, and has been
lecturing in several Colleges
of Tokyo. Publications : se-
veral works on statistics. Ad-
dress : No. 4, 2 chome, Mo-
tozonoclio, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
C/ub : Tokyo Statistic Asso-
ciation.

Kure, Hidezo C^ ^ H), /-
gakiikakushi {alienist), Prof
of^ffie' Tokyo Imperial Uni-'
versity ; b. in J 865 ; 2nd s.
of Koseki Kure, a samurai ;
m. Mina, e. d. of Chiharu Mi-
ura of the Gifu - prefecture.
Educ. : gia.d. Medicine at the
Tokyo Imperial University,
.1890. • Assist.-Prof: of the
•University ; sent abroad for
stud^^ 1897 — 1900; on re-
turning was oppointed pre-
sent post. Address: Seki-
guChi-Daimachi, Koishikawa,

Tokyo. Tel.: 1655 Bancho.

Kurihara, Einosuke (lg Hi 7%
^ ^), Prof, of the Sendai
Medical College. Address r
the Sendai Medical College,
Katahiramachi, Sendai.

Kurimoto, Tsunekatsu (H 7tf^
M St), Chief Police ^yrgeon.

Chief of tiiS'"pj"sSft!»%r

the Metropolitan Police Boards.
Expert of the Imperial .R'ly
Board, Manager of the Gov.
Medical License Examina-
tion ; b. in 1865 at Tokyo ;.
2nd s. of Jinzo Hiraishi, a
samurai ; m. Hana, 5th d. of
Reishitsu Ajioka of Fukushi-
ma-prefecture. Edzic. : grad.
Medicine at the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1887. Ad-
dress : Miyashita, Sugamo,
Tokyo-fu.

Siirino, Shin-ichiro Cig if W
— W), Viscoimt, ex-Amb. tov
Paris, Grand Corden of Ris-
ing Sun ; /;. on the 1 7th oi
the nth month in the 4th
year of Kaei (1852), in the
province of Chikuzen ; e. s.
of Koemon Kurino, a samu-
rai ; VI. Hide, e. d. of lemon
Okumura of Fukuoka. Educ.:
grad. Law at Harvard Univ,
Entered the .Foreign Office
as Commissioner, 1881 ; Sec-
retary, 1884; Vice-Chief of .
the Investigation Bureau, 18-
^6 ; Private Sec. to Buyo
Enomoto, Minister for Agri-
culture and Commerce ; sent

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abroad as a aeiegate to the in-
ternational Postal Conference ;
returned to the Foreign' Of-
fice ;.is Director of the Poli-
tical Bureau ur.djr Minister
Enomoto ; seiit to Korea in
•connection witli the Tongkak
disturbance ; appointed Mini-
ster Plenipotentiary at Wa-
shington, 1894; transferred to
Rome, 1 896 ; then to Paris,

1897 ; and to St. Petersburg,
190 1 ; present post since 1906.
Createde'r Baron for services
after the Russo-Japanese War
as a war honour. Address :
Hinoki - machi, Akasaka - ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 464 Shimbashi.
Kurita, Banzo (M ffl # ^),
Managing Dir. of the Kura-
te Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1861 in
Fukuoka - prefecture ; e. s. of
Hanzo Kurita ; m. Iwa, e. d.
of Tomoji Nakanishi of the

same prefecture. Address :
Tsurugi - mura, Kurate - gun,
Fukuoka-ken. ' •

Kurita, Kojiro Cm W ^ ^ W),
Pres. of the Hokoishi Mining
Co., Ltd., Dir. of the lyo
Electric Weaving Co., Ltd.,
of the lyo Water Power Elec-
tric Co., Ltd., of the Ma-
tsuyama Cotton Yarn, Ltd.,
Aud. of the Matsuj^ama We-
aving Co., Ltd ; l>. in 1869
in the province of lyo ; e. s.
of Yozo Kurita ; m. Nui, e.
s. of Nakada of the same
province. Succeeded his fa-
ther in i?,2,s.,. Address : Ma-
tsumaicho, Matsuyat.-.i.

Kurita, Naohaehiro (Jg ffi iS
7^ BR),, Maj,orri5eneral^ Com-
mander of the 3StIi Brigade
of Infantry ; 5. in 1863 in the
province of Isc. Sub-Lieuten-
ant in 1886; Lieutenant, 1889;
Captain, 1894; Major, 1900 ;
Lieutenant - Colonel, 1904 ;
Colonel, Dec. 1906; Major-
General in 591 1 ; 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Fukuoka.

Kuriyama, Tdsaku (M |li W.
■t^)> money-lender, high-tax-
payer; b. in 1864, 2nd s. of
Shiroemon Konishi of Hyo-
go-prefecture ; m. Hiro, e. d.
of his father-in-law. Address:
Gojo, Uchi-gun, Nfira-ken.

Kuriyama, Zembei C^ iJj #
^ {^)> marine Products mer-

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chant, money-lender, Mem.
of Osaka Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. m 1 843 at Tana-
be in the province of Kii ; s.
of Hikonojo Kuriyama, a sa-
tniirai. Educ. : Japanese clas-
sics. Is President ot the D-
saka Laminaria Guild. Re-
creations: the tea ceremony
and poetry. Address.: 4cho-
me, Shiomachi, Minamiku, O-
saka. Tel. : zZii^Z Minami.

Kuroda, Bunnosuke CM H :^
i. li), President of the Kai-
jima Bank, Ltd., Auditor of
the Kaijima Savings Bank,
Ltd. ; b. in 1849 in Aichi-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Bunnoemon
Kuroda, a samurai of Aichi-
precture. -. Address : Hakkai-
mura, Aichi-ken.

Kuroda, Kiyoteru (M H t§ S),
painter in European style.
Prof of the Fine Art Aca-
demy ; b. the 6th m. of the
2nd y. of Keio (1866); s.
of Kiyotsuna Kuroda. Edtic:
studied in France, 1884 —
1893. He is well known for
his painting works and was
the Director of the Hakuba-
kwai, an art association, which
has lately been dissolved. Ad-
dress: No. 14, 6 chome, Flira-
kawacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 987 Bancho.

Kuroda, Kiyotsuna CS H ?t
Wu, Vis-count, Privy Council-
lor, the First Order of Me-
rit; b. on the 21st of the 3rd

month in the 1st year of Tem-
po (1830) ; e. s. of Kiyonao
Kuroda, a Satsuma samurai.
Took an active part in the
Restoration, fighting aganist
the Tokugawa , Shogunate
as a member of the staff of
the Imp. Army. Began his
official career in 1870 as
Sec. of Tokyo-fu ; Sec. of
Educ. ; Judge of the Court of
Cassation ; Senator ; lastly
Privy Councillor, 1900. Creat-
ed Viscount for services, ,1887.
Address : Kogaicho, Azabu-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 3430 Shim-
bashi.

Kuroda, Ifaganari (fc H fi
M), Marquis, 2nd Order of
Merit, Vice-pres. of the House
of Peers, Lord-in-Waiting in
i\\& Jako Hall ; b. in 1867 at
Fukuoka in the" province of/
Chikuzeh ; e. s. of Nagatomo
Kuroda, Daimyd of Chiku-
zen ; m. 'Kiyo, e. s. of. Prince
Tadashige Shimazti. Educ.f '

studied in the Keiogijuku and
grad. from C.ambrige- 1701=-
versity, England (M. A.).
Was appointed Master of
Ceremonies, 1889 ; Dir. of the
Shuyukan (Fukuoka Middle
School), 1892; was elected
Mem. of the House of Pe^rs,
1892 ; Vice-Pres. of the House
1895. His father Nagatomo
Kuroda rendered great ser-
vices to the Mikado at the
time of the Restoration and

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Kiu-

was granted ten thousand
koku of rice as a reward.
In the late war, Marquis vi-
sited Manchuria and inspected
the condition of the forces at
the front as a representative
of the peers. Recreations: tra-
velling and reading. Clubs :
Peers' club. Address : Fuku-
yoshicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1319 Shimbashi.

Kuroda, Sadaharu C|R. W %
iS), Prof of the Tokyo Wo-
men's Higher Nornal School ;
b. in 1 863 at Takada ; e.
s. of Sada Kuroda, a j«-
murai ol'Y'aksAz. clan. Became
instructor of the Tokyo Nor-
mal School in 1 884 ; sent ab-
road for study; 1890 — 1893;
Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; then present
post. Address : Tsurumaki-
cho, Waseda, Ushigomeku,
Tokyo.

Kuroda, Terutaka CM EH RS
^))_Major of Cavalry, and
Commander of the loth jRegi-
ment of Cavalry; b. 1 860, Ishi-
kawa - prefecture. Sub - Lieu-
tenant, Mar. 1894; Lieutea-
ant, Nov. 1396; Captain, Nov.
1 899 ; Major, Apr. 1905 . Ad-
dress: the Headquarters oi
the lOth Regiment of Caval-
ry, Himeji.

Kurogane, Yasuyoshi (M ^ #
Wd> <3-x)vernor of Gunma-ken;
&. in 1867 in Yamagata-

prefecture ; e. s. of Taijo Ku-
rogane, a samurai; in. Haya,
adopt, d. of'Kyuji Abe of
the same prefecture. Educ.:,
graduated from the Law Facul-
ty in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity in 1896; Police-Super-
intendent in 1898; Chief of
Police - Inspector of Yamagu-
chi-ken ; then of Tochigi-ken ;
Com. of Hokkaido, i90'7-i2.
Address: Mayebashi.

Kuroi, T'erjiro CM * If * E15),
Rear- Admiral ; b. 1,866 at
Yonezawa in Yamagata-pre-
fecture ; m. Shigeko, 3rd d.
of Baron Hosokawa. Educ. :
grad. from the Naval Acade-
my, 1886. Attached to the
Transportation and Communi-
cations Dep't at Headquarters
in the Sino - Japanese War ;
despatched to England for
Naval purposes, 1899 ; on the
Staff of the Saseho Adm. and
Commander of the Naval
Heavy Gun Corps under Ge-
neral Nogi in the late war j
Naval Attache to St. Peter-
sberg, 1906. Granted 3rd Order
of Merit and 3rd Class of
Grolden Kite, become Comma-
nder of the Maidzm-u Reserve
Squadron , 191 2 . Address f
Maidzm-u

K'aroita, Katsumi Clft « #

il)> Historian, Bungakuhaku-
sJti Assistant Prof of the Col-
lege of Literature of the To-

Kur

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kyo Imp. Univ. Publications:
many works on history. Ad-
dress : No. 202 Harajuku,
Sendagaya, Tokyo-fu.

Knroiwa, Shuroku CS ^ ^
A?), proprietor of the Yorodzu-
ckdko, a daily newspaper ; b.
in 1862 in Aki-gori of Tosa
province ; 2nd s. of Ichiro
Kuroiwa, a sainurai. Educ:
studied at the Osaka English
School. Entered the Eirijiyii
(An illustrated Liberal News-
paper) in 1886; was on the
staff of the Miyako News-
paper in 1889; founded the
Yorozu Chohd in 1 892 ; suc-
ceeded in bringing about the
amalgamation of the Eirijiyu
and the Yorozu in 1893.
Writes under the nom de
flume of J^uiio (scented tears).
Is well known as a translator
of English fiction. Publica-
tions : " Tenjin," a work on
philosophy, "Seiryoku Shugi"
(Strenous Principles), " Aa
Miijo" (Les Miserables), Ga-
nkutsu O " (Monte Cristo)
" Jinson Shiigi " (Principles
of Personality). Recreations :
calligraphy, pictures', poetry,
billiards, checkers, horticul-
ture, reading, music. Club :
Doki Club. Address : K5-
gaicho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
1558 Shiba.

Kurokawa, Isakuma CH ji| %
Wd, Kogakuhakushi, Inspec -
tor-General of Naval Cons-

truction (on the reserve list);.
b. in 1852 in Yamaguchi-
prefecture ; e. s. of 'Ghozo
Kurokawa, a samurai of Cho-
shu clan ; m. Take, e. d. of
Takusuke Matsumura, a sa-
murai of the same clan. Has
served in the Navy for many
years. Address: Sumiyoshi-
mura, Hyogo-ken.
* Kuroki, Kyokyu (M^^Sft),

phy.sician; b. m i856 in
Kagoshima; s. of Kyusuke
Inoue, e. b. of the late Baron
Ryochi Inouyc and ' was
adopted by the Kuroki
family. Educ. . studied Eng-
lish, Chinese Classics and
mathematics at the Kenmei-
sha, a clan school. Ap-
pointed police Inspector of
the Kagoshima-ken, 1885;
transferred as an officer of
the Tobacco Monopoly
Bureau of the Finance De-
partment. Established a
private hospital in 1911 in
Tokyo. Address: No. 70,
Higashikata-machi, Hongo,
Tokyo.

Kuroki, Tamesada CS tK S!
S)> Count,^,General (on the
second reser^T"^. on the.
l6th of the 3rd month in the
1st year of Koka (1844) at
Kagoshima in the province
of Satsuma ; 3rd .y. of Tame-
emon Chosa, a^ samurai of
Satsuma clan ; was adopted
by Manemon Kuroki; m. Hya-

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Kut

ku, s.-in-loiv of Count Kiyo-
naka Kuroda. Was instruct-
ed by the late Takamori Sa-
igo (great Saigb). Took part
in the Restoration and fought
as head of a company at To-
ba, Shirakawa, and Wakama-
tsu. EnteredSthe Imperial
Army as Captain in 1871 :
Major, 1872; Lieut. - Golo'

nel, 1875 ; fought in the Sai-
go Rebellion as Command-
er of the Marugamc Garrison
and saved the Castle of Ku-
mamoto by assaulting the
enemies' rear ; «'as promoted
to be Colonel after the Re-
bellion; Major-General, 1885;
Lieut. - General with Com-
mand of the 6th Arm\' Di-
vision, 1893 ; in the Si no-
Japanese War rendered dis-
tingiushed service at Wei-
hai-wei under Marshal (then

General) Dyama ; was made
Baron and invested with 2,nd
Order of the Rising Sun and
3rd Class of the Golden Kite
as a war reward ; promoted
General, 1903 ; on the out-
break of the late war was
appointed Commander of the
1st Army which consisted of
three divisions of the Imperi-
al Guards, the 2nd and the
1 2th, and landed at Ching-
Nanpo ; fought the battles of
the Yalu, Mo-tien-ling, Hsi-
ho-yen, Yu-shu-lin-tzu, Yan-
tzu - ling, Liao - yang, Shaho
and Mukden. At the battle
of Liao-yang, on the 25th
Aug. broke camp, and, leav-
ing behind him only a rear
guard, advanced northwards,
causing the retreat of Gene-,
ral Keller; the General's cas-
ualities amounted to about
300 killed and wounded while
General Keller put his losses
at over looo. In the battle
of Sha-ho Kuropatkin's plan
was to attack the right wing
of Kuroki's army and roll it
back upon Liao-yang, while
tlie Japanese left and centre
were hekl in front ; then to
shut up Oyama and his troops
in Liao-yang, much as Sir
George White was shut up
in Ladysmith, while a rapid
march southwards would be
made to the relief of Port
Arthur ; Rennenkanipff. fierce-

Kur

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ly assaulted the General's ex-,
treme right at Pensilu, while
a force of Cossacks some
3,000 strong crossed the Tai-
tse River and severed the
General's communications in
the rear ; the General's situa-
tion seemed critical for the
moment; but was reinforced
on the loth, while a force of
cavalry detached to operate
against the Cossacks shouth
of the Taitse-ho succeeded in
driving the enemy off and in
restoring the interrupted com-
munications ; in the battle of
Mukden acting on the right
flank his army attacked the
left wing of the enemy's for-
ces under Lieut.-General Li-
nevitch and General Ren-
nenkampff at Tsinkhetchen
and Da Pass fighting bravely
and stubbornly ; they were
rolle'd back by Kuroki who
thus had no inconsiderable
sliare in the victory over the
Russian Army. After the
war was appointed Member
of the Supreme Military Coun-
cil, promoted Count and in-
vested with 1st class of the
Order of Pmdownia and 1st
Class of the Golden Kite Ad-
dress : Aoyama, Akasakaku,
Tokyo. Tel. ; 950 Shimbashi.
Horomatsu, Seibei CH ^ it
^ W), one of the highest
tax-payers of Kagoshima pre-
fecture. Address : Kananma-

chi, Kagoshima-shi, Kagoshi-
nia-ken.

. Kurosaki, Ytikiehi CM *t ti
S), Chief of the Kataoka
Credit Association, and of the
Yasuzawa Industrial Guild,
President of the Kataoka
Bank, Ltd., Representative
Member of the Kataoka Part-
nership; ^. in 1879 in Tochigi
prefecture ; 3rd s. of Rihtei
Kurosaki ; m. Yasu, y. sister
to Shigehira Itakura, of To-
chigi-ken. Address : Katao-
ka-mura, Shioya-gun, Tochigi-
ken.

Kurosawa, Geazaburo CM W
M H BR), Major- General (on

the resef\^e)*f'^'"''itr l^Si in
the province of Rikuzen ;
3rd s. of Narlmitsu Kurosa-
wa, saimirai ; in. Miki, adopt,
d. of Yasuhisa Ishiwara, a
samurai of Tokyo. Educ:
graduated from the Military
Academy and the Military
Staff College. Sub - Lieute-
nant in 1882 ; Major-General
in 1907. Was sent to Rus-
sia, 1892 — 189s ; again sent
to Europe and Central Asia,
1 896—1 898. Attached to the
General Staff Office,; then
Adjutant ; after on the Head-
quarters staff; then on the
staff of the Governor - Gene-
ral of Formosa ; Adjustant to
Marshal ; went to England
in the suite of H. I. H. Ko-
matsu-no-miya in 1902. In

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Kur

the late war took part as
Chief of Staff to the loth
Army Division and Com-
mander of the 26th Regi-
ment of Infantry ; was de-
corated with 3rd order of the
Rising Sun and 3rd class of
the Golden Kite as a war
reward. Address : Kimachi,
Sendai.

Kurosawa, Kakusaburo CM- W
^ 3 I», M. D., Director of
the Nippon Hospital ; b. in
1863 at Shimonida in the
province of Kozuke. Ediic. :
passed the Government Me-
dical Examination ; studied
in Germany. Went to U. S.
A. in 1890. Address: Pine
St., San Francisco, U. S. A.

Kurosawa, Yojiro CM-. M ^
^ W)r President of the Ueda
Store-house Com. the Kuro-
.sawa Banjc, and of the 19th
Bank, Director of the Shimo-
suwa Store-house Co., and of
the Suwa Store-liouse Co., Re-
presentative Member of the
Kurosawa Partnership, Chair-
rhan of the Ueda Charnber
of Commerce; b. nth m. of
the 2nd y. of Kaei (1849),
Nagano prefecture ; ist j. of
Rizaemon Kurosawa ; m. Ma-
su, of Nagano prefecture.
Address: Hodzumi-mura, Mi-
nami - Sakuma - gun, Nagano
prefecture.

Kurose, Gimon Cm ^ « PI),
Baron, Lieutenant-General (on

the 2nd resei-ve) ; h. in 1846
in Okayama-prefecture ; c. s.
of Genrokuro Kurose, a sa-
murai ; in. Tsuru, e. d. of
Sokichi Kunimitsu of the same
prefecture. Sub - Lieutenant
of Artillery in 1871 ; Lieute^
nant - General in 1901. In
the Sino-Japanese War -"ook
part as Commander of the
Artillery of the 2nd Army
and in the late war was
Commander of the 7th Army
Division. Was created Baron;
invested with ist Order of
the Rising Sun as a war
reward. Address : Nandocho,
ILshiffome, Tokyo.

Knru, Masamichi C;ft. g IE
st). Civil Engineer of the Edu-
cational Dep't, Chief of the
Architectnr-^l Section : h. in
1855 at Shizuoka ; e. s. of Sei-
kyo Kuru, a samurai; in., Man,
2nd d. of Ryosaku Watanabe
of Tokyo. Educ. : grad. from
the Kosanryo (Gov. Mining
School) in 1881. Afcer his gra-
duation entered the Technical
Dep't as a civil engineer ;
transferred to the Educational
Dep't in 1 887 ; as additional
posts holds the position of
lecturer at the Tokyo Higher
Technical School and the To-
kyo Fine Art School. Ad-
dress : Edogawach©, Kolshi-
kawa, Tokyo. 7>/..- 1129 Ban-
cho.

Kurushima, Tsukan C;X i? *&/

Kur

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li 6S). Viscount, Mem. of the
House of Peei-s, former Dai-
myo of Mori clan in the pro-
vince of Bungo ; b. in 1859
in the province A)f Bungo ;
2nd s. of Tsijin Kurushima ;
m. Shinko, y. s. of Nobuzane
Nakayama, Baron. Address :
Shimo-shibuya, Shibuya-ma-
•<;hi, Tokyo-fu.

Kuryu, Buemon (SI ^ iR p&
.fe P^), rice-merchant, ware-
houseman. Director of the To-
kyo Rice-Cleaning Co., Ltd.,
broker of the Tokyo Stock
Exchange, Ltd., and the To-
kyo Rice Exchange ; h. in
1853 at Tokyo; e. s. of Bu-
«mon Kuiyu ; m. Fuchino, £.
d. of Sentaro. Okamoto of
Tokyo. Was President of the
Keihin Electric Railway Co.,
Ltd., and Mem. of the To-
kyo Chamber of Commerce.
■Address : Kabutocho, Nihon-
tashi, Tokyo. Tel. : 1956,
^17 I. d. 13 Naniwa.

Kusaka, Yoshio (H T ft 41),
Director of the Korean De-
velopment Co., Ltd., the Shi-
busawa Storage Co., Ltd.,
the ist Bank, Ltd. , Auditor of
the Tokyo Savings Bank, Ltd.,
member -of the House of Rep-
resentatives for Wakamatsu; b.
in 1851 inFukushima-prefec-
ture; e. s, of Mareo Ishida, a sa-
TOMrat;TO.Ki jokOjd.of Naganori
Okabej Viscount. Went abroad

in 1876; on returning was
appointed Senior Secrirtary to
the Dep't of the Interior ;
then to the Dep't of Agri-
/Cnlture and Commerce ; Gov-
ernor of Nagasaki-prefecture ;
then of Fukushima-ken ; Mi-
nister Resident ; retired from
Government service and en-
tered business. Address: Su-
sakimachi, Mukojiijia, Honjo,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1867 Shitaya.
Kusakabe, Benjiro (0 T bKP
— BI5), Kogakuhakuski, Chief
Expert of Tokyo-Fu; ^. 1861
at Minakuchi in the province
of Omi ; e. s. of Ichiroku Lva-
ya ; m. Machio, e. d. of Mei-
kaku Kusakabe. Educ. : grad.
Civil Eng. in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1880. Entered the
Home Dep't as Expert, 18-

to — 1906 ; present post,
1906. Address : Aoyama Mi-
namimachi, Akasakaku, To-
kyo. Chibs: The Naval Aichi-
lecture Asso. and the Indus-
trial Asso.
Kusakabe, SanxLosuke (0 T

SB 2 ± :fr), Editor of the
Ni'ppon Shimbun, member of
the Tokyo Municipal Council
and Director of the Educa-
tional Society, " Gakuto"
being his nom de plume; b.
the 1 2th month of 1856, in
Fukushima Prefecture; s. of
Sahei Kusakabe; in. Ritsuko,
d. of Nobutada Oishi, samu-
rai of the same nativity,

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Kus

Oct. 1880. Educ: graduated
from the Normal School of
Fukushima Prefecture. Was
common school teacher in
1880, obtained a position in
the Department of Education
in i88i.( Was member of
the Tokyo Prefectural Coun-
cil, and Examiner in the
Flome Industrial Exhibition.
As an editor, he had con-
nection \\'itli KyoikiL Hochi,
an educational weekly, Mei-
fi Shimbun, a daily journal,
and Nippon Kyoikji., an
educational weekly. Pub-
lications: " Kokka Kyoiku-
saku" (Policy of National
Education), " Nihon Bukun"
(military discipline in Ja-
pan), " Kyoiku Tempan"
Kusakabe;' Tosaku (9 T nB
% f^), " calligraphist; b. in 18-
38 at Hikone in the province
of Omi ; adopt, s. of Saburo-
emon Kusakabe, a samurai
of Hikone Clan; ;«. Koso, e.
d. of his father-in-law. His
adopted father Avas killed by
(educational laws and re-
gulations), " Kokumin Kyoi-
ku Jitsumu Zensho" (Com-
plete series of Reference
books for National Educa-
tion) and \^arious text books.
Recreations: Go game and
wrestling. Address: No. 12,
Niclionie, imagawakqji, Kan-
da, Tokyo. Tei.: 2407
Honkj'oku. Cliib: Seiyiikai.

the Mito rdnin near the Sa-
kurada gate. Rendered ser-
vices to H. I. M. the Mikado
at the Restoration. Entered
the Meiji Government as Se-
nior Secretaiy to the Cabi-
net which post resigned in
1879. Since that time has
been roaming about remote
mountain places with a Japa-
nese pen and books. He is
the best known calligraphist
of modern days, His nam de
plume is Meikaku. Address '■;■
Aoyama-minamimachi, Aka-
saka, Tokyo.

Kusama, Daijiro (M- ^ •ft ^
515), Pres. of the Matsumoto
Bank, Ltd., Dir. of the Shi-
nano Storage Co., Ltd. ; b.
in 185 1 in the province oi
Shinano ; e. s. of Kanzaenron
Kusama ; ni. Itsu, 2nd c" . of
Jizaemon Kamijo of the same
prefecture. Address : Koto-
buki-mura, Higashichikuma-
gun, Nagano-ken.

Kusano, Han (^ if 4^), Dir.
of the Fukushima Electric
Light Co., -Ltd.; 6th j. of
Eisuke Yokogawa of Fuku-
shima-prefecture;7«. Yasu, c. di
of Kiemon Kusano, his adopt',
fatlier. Address : Hon - ma -
chi,' Fukushima city.

Kusao", Kumaichi c^MS§— ).
Dir. of the Uemachi Branch
of the Konoike Bank in 0-
saka city ; h. 1 878 in Osaka ;.
8. of Kumasuke -Kusao : m.

-Km

C 4^^ ]

July 1907. Educ. : privately.
Recreation : 'uaii. Address :
No. 46, Uchikyuhoji-machi,
4 chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
Kusau, ^ffiasatsane Q^ ^ M
H), Major-General since 1911,
Cormmmffftlie loth Bri-
gade of Infantry; &. in 1863 in
Nara-prefecture;?/. b. of Kinsa-
ku Kusau, samurai ; m. Kane,
y. s. of Tokujiro Ataraya of
the same province. Educ. :
grad. from the Kyododan (Mi-
litary Non-Commissioned O-
fficers' SGhool), the MiHtary
Academy, and theMilitary Staff
College. Sub- Lieutenant, 1887;
Lieutenant, 1891 ; Captain,
189s ; Major, 1901 ; Lieut.-
Colonel, 1904 ; Colonel, Nov.
1907. Instructor of the Mi-
litary College ; on the Staff
of the General Staff Office ;
then to the ist Army Divi-
sion ; Attached to the Bureau
of Persona;! Affairs ; took part
in the China-Japan and Rus-
sia-Japan wars, .Was deco-
rated with 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and 4th Class ot
the Golden Kite as war
honours. Address: Minami-
honours. Address: Sako-ma-
chi, Toku«hima.-Rhi.

Knsumoto, Chozabtiro (M %
& .3 Jf!5), Igakuhakuihi, rnem-
b3r of tfii Cbmmiftee of the
Medical License Examination.

Kraumoto, MasatcsM Cii ;4c iE
#J, Baron, Mem. of the House

of Peers, Proprietor of the
Miyako Shimbun, a daily
newspaper; b. in 1866 atOmu-
ra in the province of Hizen ;
e. s. of the late Baron Ma-
sataka Kusumoto; m. Ai, 2nd
d. of Toshimoto Nozawa of
Nagasaki-prefecture. The Mi-
yako was founded by his de-
ceased father. Address : Rei-
nanzakamachi, Akasaka, To-
kyo. 7eL: £Sp Shiba. ,

Kusunoki, Hidetaro (^^;fcKI5),
Managing Director of the Ta-
ihei Life Insurance Co., Ltd. ;
b. in 1 862 at Kyoto ; e. s. of
Shichiro Kusunoki, a samu-
rai of Kyoto ; m. Ise, y. s. of
Genkichi Okada of Chiba-
prefecture. Manager of the
Teikoku Life Insurance Co.,
Ltd. ; entered the Govern-
ment service as Comptroller
of Insurance in 1901 ; Ma-
naging Director of the Osa-
ka Life Insurance Co., Ltd.,
in 1902 ; then present post.
Address : Tsukiji, Kyobashi,
Tokyo.

Kusunoki, Kahei (MM ^ ®),
stock-broker; b. in 1881 at
Osaka ; e. s. of Kahei Kusu-
noki ; in. Tani, 2nd d. To-
kushichi Nomura of Osaka.
Ediic. : graduated from the
Osaka City Higher Commer-
cial School. Address : Ima-
bashi, Higashiku, Osaka. Tel.:
34, 530 /. d. Higashi.

Kusunoki, Tai C4i ■k'). Dr.

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Kus Kuw

and Chief of the Skui and
Syphilis Department of the
Aichi Prefectural Hospital.
Address : Being abroad.

Kusunose, Kumaji (M 31 Wf
=^), Kogaktthakushi, Chief of
the Powder Dep't of the Na-
val Arsenal, Prof of the Na-
val Staff College and the Im-
perial University of Tokyo ;
b. in 1866. Entered the Im-
perial Navy_in_ i8S_7_;_ 4th
No. 12, Hm-ainachi, Koishi-
kawa-ku, Tokyo.

Kusunose, Sachihiko (M M.
^ ^), Lieiiten.ant-Genei-aJ ,
Chief <-)f the Military Te-
chniquo Examining- Dep't ;
h. in 1858 at Kochi ; e.
s . of tSeishi Kusunose , a
samurai. Ednc. : grad. from
Military College, 1879 ; studi-
ed in" France, 1881 — 1885,
Artillery Sub-Lieut., 1879;
went abroad in the suite of
(j-oneral Kawakami and Nogi,
1880; promoted Lieut. - Ge-
neral, iQ07;_ appointed pre-
sent post since June 191 1
^vas In.^pector-General of E-
tapes of 2nd Army ; Chief of
Artillery Dep't of 4th Army
in the late war ;,- Commander
of the defence anny of Sag-
halien., Tra-a fort; 2Tnd Or-
der of Rising Sun, and 3rd
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Yoyogi, Tokyo-ln.
Kutsumi, Masao (:>LVt£f6^),
Captain of Navy, attache to

the Yokosuka Naval Stiition;
i. in .1868. Edt/c: Naval
Academy. Lieut.-Commaiid-
er, June 1900; Commander,
Aug. 1905,* Captain, Dec.
1912. Was Commander of
the Saseho Construction
Body; present post since
Dec. 1912. Address: the
Yokosuka Naval Station,
Kanagawa-ken.

Kuwaljara, Se'' fffe M ift).
dealer in machinery, director
of the Keihan Electric E'ly Co.,
the Keihan Electric Rly Co ,
Ltd., the Meiji Brick Mfg.
Co., Ltd., b. ill io5t> at
Ying - kaw Electric Water
Worics Co., Ltd., and the
Kyushil Coal Mining Steam-
ship Co., Ltd.; 5. in 1856 at
Mito in the province of Hi-
tachi ; 2nd i-. of Jihei Kuwa-
bara ; m. Naho, _)/. s. of Yo
[vatogi, a Samurai of Ibara-
'<i-prefecture. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University. Was appointed
Assistant-Prof of the. Tol<yo
Imperial University ; was sent
abroad twice ; travelled in the
Interior of China on coal
mining business'; was elected
Mem. of the House of Repre-
sentatives for the city at Mi-
to ; was appointed a Juror ot
the 4th and Sth National In-
dustrial Exhibitions. Address:
2 chome, Doiima - hama-dori.

KuW

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Kitaku, Osaka. 7>/..i34Hi-
gashi.

Kuwabara, Sokichi (ft iS'- JfE
«), SiiFgeon- Inspector, Dir.
of lCui-e:itfiiVaT H'ospital ; Chief
Surgeon at , Kiire Adm. ; b.
1 861 in Gifu-prefecture. Educ:
grad. from Gifu-ken Medical
School, 1882. Entered the
Navy, 1884 ; travelled in En-
gland, France, and Germany
for inspection purposes, 18-
96—1897; Sub-Dir. of Sa-
seho N. H. in the late war.
Recreation : The Game of Go
and billiards. Chib : Suikosha
(T. O.) (Naval club). Ad-
dress : Kure.

Knwahara, Tozo (^ Mi H Md,

Prof of the College of Li-
terature of the Kyoto Im-
perial ^ University (Chair, Ori-
ental History); b. the 1st m.
of the 4th y. of Tempo (18-
33), Tsuruga, province of E-
chizen ; s. of Kyubei Kuwa-
bara. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1 8-
96 ; studied in the Univer-
sity Hall. Prof of the Tokyo
Pligher Normal School ; and
then present post. Publications:
several -works on oriental his-
toiy. Address : the College
of Lit., Kyoto Imjb. Univ.

Kuwajima, Shozo (ft J^ 'ft 3),
Commander of tlTe__2nd_ Des-
tWyef Elotiita^;- ^. 1 87or' Ca-
det in 1889; Commander in

1909. ^Decorations : 4th Order
of the R. S.rand 4th Class of
the G. K. Address : Naval
Office.. ;

Kuwaki, Genyokn (ftTh:^
Wj, Bungakuhakushi, Prof, of
the College of Literature of
the Kyoto Imperial Univer-
sity ; b. June of the 7th m.
of Meiji (1874), Kanazawa;
s. of Aishin Kuwaki, a samu-
rai of Kanazawa clan. Educ:
graduated from the College of
Literature of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1896; studied in the
University Hall ; further stu-
died philosophy in Germany.
Lecturer of his alma mater ;
Prof of the ist High School ;
Lecturer of the Tokyo Sem-
mon Gakko (predecessor of
the present Waseda Univer-
sity) : afterwards received the
degree of Bungakuhakushi,
and appointed Prof, of the
Kyoto Imperial University.
He is a well known young
philosopher. Publications: On
" Muirhead's Ethics ; " Princi-
ples of Ethics ; Outlines of
Philosoply, etc. ; and many
essays on philosophy. Address:
the College of Literature,
Kyoto Imp Univ., Kyoto.

Kuwata, Kumazo (ft H M ®),

Hogakuhakushi, Mem. of the
Hou.se of Peers •;' b. in 1 868
at Kurayoshimachi in Tottori-
prefecture ; e. s. of Tojuro
Kuwata, a well known rich

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Zuw

man; m. Tatsu, a graduate
of the Tokyo Female Higher
Normal School . Educ. :■ grad .
I^w in the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity in 1893 ; further studi-
ed social problems .in Europe,
1896—1899. His father Toju-
ro Kuwatawas greatly inter-
ested in social questions. The
Seitoku Elementary School and
the San-ingiju}cu were establi-
shed through his efforts. Sat
in the House of Peers. Dr.
Kuwata is also interested in
social problems. Is now re-
garded as an authority on the
subject. Once was a lecturer
on the economics of industry
at the Tokyo Impeiial Uni-
versity. Mem. of the House
of Peers. Publications : Osfm

Kodo Mondai no laisei (Ge-
neral Tendency of the Labour
Question in Europe) " " Ko- ^
gyo Keizai (Economy of In-
dustry), " etc. Address : SenT
dagi Hayashi-cho, Kongo, To-
kyo. Tel. J. 344.^ Shitaya.
is.uwata,"SnozaDnro <.^ EH H

H IP), Proprietor of Kuwata &
Co., dealer in cameras etc.,
Director .of the Japan Dry
Plate Co., Ltd.;^. in 1855; e. s.
of Shosuke Koyama at Kyoto-
prefecture ; . was adopted by
Sato Kuwata ; w. Naka, e. s.
of Kinzaburo Tonioda of the
same prefecture. Address :
Andojibashi, Minamiku, Osa-
ka. Tel. : 947 /. d. Higashi

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M

Machida, Chuji ^wr ffl ffi, i§),
Member of the Osaka Cham-
ber of Commerce ; Director of
the Kyodo Fire and Marine
Transit Insurance Company ;
b. Mar. 1863 in Akita-ken ;
brother of Nagahide Machida,
a samurai of Akita ; in. K5,
sister of Hironobu Watanabe,
a samurai of Akita. Educ. :
graduated from the Tokyo Im-
perial University; studied in
Europe and America. Inau-
gurated the well known finan-
cial Magazine, " The Oriental
Economist," under the au-
spices of Count Okuma and
Mr. Inukai, M. P.; subse-
quently he entered the Japan
Bank ; after resigning his post,
was , elected Member of the
Osaka Chamber of Commerce;
granted the 4th Order of Merit.
Address: No. i, 2 chome,
Bakurocho, Higashiku, Osaka.
Tel..- 611.

Maehida, Hikoji CUT B ^ — ),
Colonel of Artillery, Com-
mSMie:r of "the 15th Kegi-
ment of the Field Artillery ;
6. 197 1 in Kagoshima prefec-
ture. Sub-Lieutenant of Ar-
tillery, JVIar. 1891; Lieuten-
ant, Nov. 1893 ; Captain, Jan.
1897; Major, June 1902;
Lieutenant Colonel, June
1905. Decotations: 5th Or-
der of Sacred Treasure ; 4th

Order of the Rising Sun, and
3rd Classof Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Konodai, Chiha-ken,
Machida, Jubi" (WHS #),
Chief ot the Accountants'
Bureau of the Department
of Communications ; b. Aug.
1 86 1 in Tokyo; 2nd i. of
Sadamoto Yokose, a samurai
of Tokyo, and adopted by
Kiku Machida ; m. Take, ist
d. of his foster-father. Edtcc. :
graduated from the College
of Law, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1888. Probationary
Councillor at the Legislative
Bureau of the Department of
Justice ; Councillor and then
Secretary to the Department
of Communications; the Head
of a 1st class Post and Tele-
graph Office ; ordered "to pro-
ceed to Europe and America,
Feb. 1903 ; decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address: Official House of
the Department of Communi-
cations, No. I, 8 chome, Ko-
bikicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 480 Shimbashi.

Machida. KeiT CW m If #),
Major G-eneral, Commander
' of tfie'sotli Infantry Briga-
de . b. 1866, Kagoshima-pre-
lecture. Sub-Lieutenant, July
1887 ; Lieutertant, Dec. 1890;
Captain, May 1895 ; Major,
Oct. 1900; Lieutenant Colo-
nel, Nov. 1904 ; Colonel, Nov.
1907. Decorations: 3rd Or-

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Mai-Had

ier of the Risiug Sun ; 3rd
■O.lass of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Headquarters of the
30th Brigade, -Miye-lc^jv

MacMda, Komajiro CBJ iH Ife
^ W)., Qaptain smceDecember
191 2, Captain of the battlesliip
AsaM; b. 1871. Lieutenant,
Dec. 1897 ; 2nd Commander,
Sept. 1 899 ; Commander, Jan.
1905. Decorations: 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun ; 4th Class
of Golden Kite. Address :
No. 9, Shiba Park, Tokyo,

MacMda, Tokunosuke (lifr ffl
W^ Z SO, Director of the Nis-
shin Bank; Auditor of the
Tokyo Agricultural and Com-
mercial Bank, the Tokyo Sav-
ings Bank, and of the Tobu
Railway Company, etc.; Mem-
ber of the Tokyo Chamber
of Commerce ; wholesale silk
and cotton thread merchant;
/J. Apr. 1866 in Tokyo ;<^ 1st
s. of Tokunosuke Machida ;
m. Sei, 2nd d. of Genrokuro
Uchida. He has introduced
various improvements in yarns;
went to America as one of the
party of Japanese business men
invitedt by the United States'
Chambers- of the Commerce
on the Pacific Coast, 1909.
Address: No. 11, Kurofune-
cho, Asakusa, Tokyo. Tel. :
21 Shitaya.

Machii, Heishiro CBT # ¥ K
IP), one of the highest tax-
payers of Shidzuoka-ken ; Di-

rector of the Fujieda Bank ;
l>. Nov. 1839 in Shidzuoka-
ken ; 1st i-. of Heishiro Machii;
m. Tada, ist d. of Shirozae-
mon Katsuyama. Address :
Rokugo - mura, Shida - gun,
Shidzuoka-ken.

Machijiri, Kadzuhiro (BJ K.
M. 5i.), Viscount, member of
the Poetry Bureau ; ^. 5 Jan.
1866, Kyoto ; 2nd s. of Vis-
count Kadzuhira Machijiri ; m.
Kagamio, 2nd d. of Seicho
Osumi, a samurai of Kyoto.
Address : No. 7, Teramachi-
tori Shimono-kiritori-noboru
Matsukagecho, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto.

Madenokoji, Masahide (^ Si
'h SS IE 51), Baron (cr. 1884) ;
Veneur ; Master of Ceremoni-
es ; (5. Aug. 1858; grand
uncle of Count Michifusa Ma-
denokoji. Educ. : studied in
Russia. Decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising
Sun. Address : No. 48, I ban-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
1502 Bancho.

Madenokoji, Michifusa CM M
'J>S^aM), Count (cr. 1884),
Member of the House of Pe- .
ers ; ^. 27 May 1848 ; 1st .y.
of Hirofusa Madenokoji, a
noble of the Mikado's Court.
Educ. : studied in Europe, j 8-
70—1874. M. H. P. since 18-.
91 ; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: Plojomachi, Awa-gun,

Mac

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Chiba-ken._

Maebara, Yosaburo (0 M. M
H SR), Naval Ca^ain of
Eng. , cRigfengmeer of the
Yakinno; b. in 187I. Edtic:
the Naval Academy. Lieut.-
Commander of Eng., Sept.
1903; Connmander of Eng.,
Sept. 1908; Captain of Eng.,
Dec. 1912. Decorations: 4th
Order of R. S., 4th Order
of S. T., 4th Class of G. K.
3rd Order of R. S., 4th
Order of S. T., 3rd Class
of G.K. Address: the Kure
Naval Station.

Maeda, 'Keiun Cfj H ^ ft),
Bungahuhakushi"'; Lecturer at
the College of Literature, To-
kyo In>perial University ; Pre-
sident of the Toyo University
(i private institution) ; b. Jan.
1857 at' Kuwana, Ise ; ist s.
■ of Gakuryo Maeda ; m. Asa,
1st d. of Mine Miyakawa.
Ed,uc. .-' studied Chinese Clas-
sics and Buddhism. Dean of
Hongwanji Daigakurin (bud-
dhist university)^ 1897; Lec-
turer at the College of Litera-
ture, Tokyo Imperial Univer-
. sity, 1900 ; Bungakuhakushi,
1903. Address: No. 10, Nishi-
kata-machi , Hoiigo-ku,T6kyq.

Maeda, MasasMro (:||, H ic
01 fflO, ^urgeoj:i._Maj_or-Gene-
ral on the retired list; b. 19
May 1855, Wakayama pre-
fecture ; 4th s. of Waraku
Ohashi, a samnrai of Waka-

yama clan, and adopted by
Kichizaemon Maeda ; m. Ma-
tsu, 2nd d. of Yoshinao Ta-
niguchi, a samurai of Oka-
yama. Entered military ser-
vice in 1 879 ; took part in
both the Japan-China and the
Russo-Japanese Wars,; placed:
on the retired list June 1907.
Decorations : 3rd Order of
Merit ; 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: No. 43, U-
suyacho, Kitaku, Osaka.

Maeda, Masana CM ffl IE :SJ,
Member of the House of Peers;
b. Mar. 1850 in Kagoshima j
6th s. of Yensuke Maeda, a
samnrai of Kagoshima ; m.
Ichi, 2nd d. of Chikayoshi
Ishihara. Educ. : .studied, in
France. Chancellor at the
Japanese Legation in Paris ;
Consul General of Japan in
Paris, 1 890 ; Secretary of the
Financial Department, of the
Agricultural and Commercial
Department ; was ordered to
proceed to Europe: and.Amer
rica ; Governor of Yamana-
shi-ken ; Head of the Tech-
nical Bureau and then of the
Agricultural Bureau of the
Department of Agriculture
and Corhmerce ; Principal of
the Tokyo Agricultural and.
Dendrological School ; Vice-
Minister of the Agricultural
and Commercial Department,
1890; Member of the House
of Peers, 1890 — -1897; again

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Mae

nominated M. H. P., 1907;
Once was earnest speaker for
encouraging industry ; deco-
rated with the 4th Order
of merit. Address: No. 3,
Kioicho, Kojimachi, Tolcyo.
Tel.: 1701 ; 2144 Bancho.

Maeda, Richo Cb!i K M 1),
Viscount ; ex-Member of the
House of Peers ; member of
the Imperial Poetry Bureau ;
Master of Festivals ; i. June,
1841.; 7th 5. of Nariyasu Ma-
eda, and adojpted by Toshi-
haru Maeda ; ;«. Shichi-ko,
aunt of Count Rido Maeda.
Nominated member of the
House of Peers Dec. 1897 ;
has been decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address : No. 42, Omote-
machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1356 Bancho.

Maeda, Eido CSfi H ^ij W),
Count (cr. 1884); Master of
Ceremonies; b. June, 1856;
nth .y. of Nariyasu Maeda,
and adopted by Risei Maeda ;
in. Yoshi-ko, aunt of Vi.scount
Kiko Okoji. Educ. : studied
in England and France, 1871-
1873. Decorated with the 3rd
Order of Merit. Address: No.
5, Shinsakamoto-cho, Shita-
ya, Tokyo. Tel. : 2242 Shi-
taya'.

Maeda, TakesKiro (m H ^ 01
Wj, Proprietor of "the Te-
chnical Magazine " ; Auditor
"of the Japan Electric Com-

pany, etc. ; Member of th*
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce;
importer of electric machi-
nes ; b. Apr. 1 867 in Niigata-
ken ; 2nd s. of Takehira Mae-
da ; m. Chika, sister of Kyii-
jiro Wakui. Address: Shi-
mbori - cho, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel : 445 Shiba.

Maeda, Toshisada Cfl HI M
/S)) Viscount ; Member of the
House of Peers ; Lieutenant
of Infantry; b. Dec. 1874'*
1st s. of Toshiaki Maeda ;
m. Kiyo-ko, sister of Count
Tadaoki Sakai. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of Law,
Tokyo Imperial University^j
1903. Took part in the Russ®
Japanese War ; decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun. Address: No. 421, Ni- •
shi5kubo Minamiura, Okubo-
mura, Toyotama-gun, -Tokyo.
Tel.: 1889 Bancho.

Maeda, Toshitame (si) H M

@). Marquis ;.,Lifiiiteiia0ii^.»iafi,
Jiifantry ; b. June, 1885; 5th
s. of Toshiaki Maeda, and
adopted by Marquis Toshitsu-
gu Maeda; in. Nami-ko, ist
d. of his foster-father. Educ. :
graduated from the Military
Academy. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry, 1905 : Lieutenant,
1907. Address : No. 2, Moto-'
fujicho, Hongo, Tokyo. Tel. :
45 Shitaya. ^

Maeda, XJdzuhiko CSlI H g:
H 'f)>. IgakuhakusJd ; Doctor

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of Medicine ; an oculist ; Pre-
sident of the Maeda Oph-
tlialmological Hospital at Na-
goya ; b. Apr. 1870 at Na-
goya ; s. of Taketaka Maeda ;
m. Sumi, 1st d. of Ukichird
Nishikawa, a samuraioi hXcYiv-
ken. Educ. : graduated from
the Medical College, Tokyo
Imperial University, 1 89 1
studied at a German Univer
sity, 1900 — 1903.. Igakuhakw
'sAi, 1906. Address: No. i
3 chome, Sonoicho, Nishiku
Nagoya. Tel. : 1014.

Maeda Yudzuru Cffi H li)
Director of the Kumamoto
Major Forest Office. Address,
the Office, Kyomachi, Kuma-
moto-shi.

Maekawa, Ei Qwi )\\ ^), Sur-
geon 'Malor^Qeheral; b. Aug.
1881 ill Hyogo-6en; ist s.
of Ken2ui Maekawa ; m. Ku-
wa, 2nd </. of Ichiro Mochitsuki,
a samurai oi Aichi-k&n. Sur-
geon Sub-Lieutenant, Jan. 18-
85;— Lieutenant, Nov.i887; —
Captain, Nov. 1890; — Major,
Mar. 1 897 ; — Lieutenant-Co-
lonel, Nov. 1901 ; — Colonel,
Sept. 1909; took part in the
late war as the Chief of the
Surgeons' Department of the
8th Division, and was decor-
ated with the ■ 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of Golden Kite ; placed
on the retired list, Oct. 19 10.
Address : Chitane-mura, Shi-

so-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Maekawa, Kamejiro Cff ii| ft
-■k I!5), ex-Prof, of the 3rd. High
School; b. Sept. 1859 in Ka-
gawa-ken ; 2nd s. of Nobu-
hachi Oda, a samurai of Ka-
gawa-ken, and adopted by
Haru Maekawa ; m. Naka,
1st d. of Hiroji Yasumatsu,
a saimirai of Kagawa-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Literature, Tokyo
Imperial University, 1883.
Was teacher at several Mid-
dle Schools before becoming
Prof, at the 3rd High School
in 1887. Address: Shin-e-
mishimachi, Nakasuji-ishiya-
kushi - kudaru, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto.

Maekawa, Kan-ichi (fi ;il ^
—J, Engineer to the Depart-
ment of Home Affairs; 3.
June, 1873 in Shiga-ken ; ist
s. of Isao Maekawa, a samu-
rai of Shiga-ken ; m. Kiku-
noye, 2nd d. of Konroku Ta-
naka, a samurai of Okinawa.
Educ. : Graduated from the
Engineering College, Tokyo
Imperial University, 1 897. En-
gineer at the Public- works Ins-
pection Office, 1 898 ; present
post since 1 905. Address:
No. 32, Hongo 5chome, Hon-
go, Tokyo.

Maekawa, Tahei (h? Ji| i: %
'Mj, President of the ^Tokyo
Bank, and of the Tokyo Mus-
lin Company, etc. ; Director ol

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Mae

the Toyo Steamship Com-
pany ; dealer in dry goods (0-
miya) ; b. June, 1862 \\\ Yam-
nashi-ken ; 2nd s'. of Ishichi
Kayarna, and adopted by Ta-
robei Maeda. Address ; No.
19, Tomizawacho, Nihomba-
shi, Tokyo. Tel.: 848 Ch5 Na-
niwa.

, Maekawa, Tarobei ChU ji| k. 515
:R ®), a rich merchant ; Ad-
visor tQ the Japan China Sp-
inning Company ; dealer in
cotton thread and calico ; b.
Apr. 1851 in Shiga-ken ; 3rd
s. of Zembei Maekawa, and
adopted by Tarouemon Mae-
kawa ; m. Etsu, ist d. of Chi-
ko Kitano. Was decorated
with the Sth Order of Merit
in recognition of his service
during the late war. Address :
No. 8-, 2 Chome, Horidome-
cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Tel.:
I554> 292 Cho Naniwa.

Maekawa, Zenzaburo (M jij
# H B!5), one of the highest
taxpayers of Sh[ga-ken; Presi-
dent of the Omi Bank ; b.
Apr. 1848 in Shiga-ken ; 2nd
s. of Saburouemon Kosugi.
Address: Takamiya-mura, Inu-
kami-gun, Shiga-ken.

Maejima, Mitsu CI!] % 1&).
Baron (cr. 1903); President of
tlie Japan China Life Insuran-
ce Company ; b. Jan. 1^835 in
Takata, Echigo;. 2nd .y. of Su-
keuemon Uyeno, a samurai
of Takata c'an ; m.. Naka, ist

d. of Yotchiro Shimidzu, a
samurai of Shidzuoka. Had
charge of postal affairs in the
initial stages of his' service,
and laid the foundation of its
present greatness ; was order-
ed to proceed to Europe and
America for the inspection of
postal affairs ; resigned his
government post in 1 881 when
Count Okuma, his great fri-
end, left the government, and
has ever since led a compara-
tively retired life ; once was
vice-Minister of Communi-
cations in the Kuroda and
Okuma Cabinet ; when the
30th anniversary of the postal
service was celebrated in 1903
he, the " Father of the Japa-
nese Post Service," was re-
trospectively rewarded with,-
grant of title of Baron : is
an enthusiastic language re-
former and an advocate of the
Roman spelling system ; was
decorated with the 2nd Order
of Merit in recognition of ser-
vices rendered to the Empire.
Addf-ess: No. 207, Sekiguchi-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.:
835 Bancho.

Maetani, Kyutaro (ilj # Ik
ic W), one of the highest
taxpayers of Ehime-ken ; b.
Feb. i860 in Ehime-ken; ist
s. of Kyubei Maetani ; m.
Kishino, ist d. of Tokutaro
Igawa. Address : Mishima-
machi, Uma-gun, Ehime-keif

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Mafuchi, Eitaro (.^ M '0. :k
W), Governor of yaimguchi-
ken;A.''Jan. 1867 in Gifu-
ken ; ist s. ^ of Munemasa
Mafuchi, a samurai of Gifu-
ken ; m. Yoshi, 3rd d. of No-
buyoshi Mori.. Educ. : grad-
uated from the College of
Law, Tokyo Imp. Univ., 18-
93. Entered the Department^
of Home Affaii's ; Councillor
of Hyogo-ken ; of Nara-ken ;
ot Kyoto - fu ; ' Secretary of
Yamaguchi-ker?i ; of Nagasa-
ki-ken; Grovernor of Yama-
gata-ken 1906; decorated with
the 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress :_0&\cva\. House, Hatago-

cho, Yamaguchi-ishi.

Mafuchi, Kingo (.© m ^ ^\
President of the Hamamatsu
Savings Bank ; ■ Director of
the Japan Musical Instrument
Manufacturing Company, and
of the Shisan Bank, etc.;
Member of the Hamamatsu
Chamber of Commerce ; b.
Mar. 1847 in Shizuoka-ken ;
brother of Konoshin Mafu-
chi ; in. Kimi, sister of Ma-
gouemon Takeyama. Ad-
dress : Kuro-mura, Hamana-
gun, Shizuoka-ken.

Magaki, Joeho Cffl tjx ^ fi),
lawyer; b. Mar. 1857; 2nd
s. of Jotoku Magaki, a sa-
murai; m. Shimo, ist d. of
Yoshitaro Yarnaguchi. Educ:
studied in a government sc-
hool; further studied in France

and Italy. Chancellor at the
Japanese Legation in Russia,
1882 — 1883; Councillor of
the Department of Justice ;
Public Procurator of the To-
kyo Court of Appeal ; Private
Secretary to the Minister of
Justice ; is now Member of
the Tokyo Prefectural As-
.sembly. Address: No. 17,
Nishikubo Akefunecho, Shi-
ba, Tokyo. Tel. .• 2 q =; 5 Shiba.
Magi, Nagayoshi (S ;^c S ^),
Baron (cr. 1887) ; Privy Coun-
cillor ; Member of the House
of Peers ; Vice-Admiral on
the Reserve; b. May. 1836
in Saga ; 1st j. of Nagazu-
mi Magi, a samurai of Saga.
After successive promotions,
reached the rank of Vice-
Admiral in 1885 ; Privy Coun-
cillor since 1889; decorated
with the 1st Order of Merit.
Address: No. 488, Shiroga
ne Sankocho, Shiba, Tokyo.

Tel. : 1 q42 Shiba.

Majima, Kensaburo (J(. J^ ^

S BP;, Engineer, chief of the
Construction Section of the
Accounts Dep't in the Sa-
seho Naval station. Decora-
tions: 4th Order of Merit.
Address: the Saseho Naval
station.

Mano, Ganjiro (M. |F ,^ =5^ 115),

Rear-admiral, chief of the
Torpedo Board of the Kure
Naval Station; b. 1S65.
Lieutenant-Commander, DeC

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Mij MsLXi

i897;Commander, July 1901;
Capt., Sept. 1905; Rear-ad-
miral, Dec. 1912. Once was
Commander of the Katorl
(battleship). Decorations :

Manabe, Sakan CE ^ S).
Baron (or. 1907), Lieutenant-
General on the reserve ; b. 5
Feb. iSSi.'Yamaguchi pre-
fecture; 1st .$■. of Y isunobc
Manabe, a samurai of Ya-
maguchi clan. ~ Sub - lieute-
nant of Infantiy, 1872, and
by gradual promotion, was
ultimately raised to the pre-
sent rank in 1905 ; in the
Boxer trouble he command-
ed an Infantry Brigade of
5th Army ; placed on the re-
serve list in Nov. 1907 ; took
part in the both Japan China
and Rws,so - Japanese Wars,
and has been decorated with
the 1st Order of Merit to-
gether with the 2nd Class
of Golden Kite in recognition
of his war services. Address :
No. 236, 9 chome, Otemachi,
Hiroshima.

Majima, Toshiyuki CR ^ f ]
^t), Rigakuhakushi ; . Assist •
ant-Prof of the College of
Science, the Tokyo Imperial
University. He is now ab-..
road for purptJSgs of study.

Maki, Shinshiehi Cfjc ir -bj,
one of the highest tax-payers
of Nagano-ken ; silk reeler ;
b. 10 May. 1884; 1st s. of
Sh'inhichi Maki ; in. Shige, y.

sister to Mambei Miyazaki, of
Nagano prefecture. Address :>
Suzaka-mtira, Kamitajcai-gun,
Nagano-keii.

Makigudhi, Yoshinori Cft D
^ ^), President of the Kashi-
wazaki' Bank, and of the Ho-
ko Oil Company ; Director o<"
the 69th Bknk, the Ohi;-etau
Savings Bank and of the Ho-
kumei Brewing Company, etc ;
b. Dec. 1 876 in Niigata-ken ;
I st s. of Yoshikada Makigu-
chi, a samurai of Niigata-ken.
Address: Arahama-mura, Ka-
riha-gun, Niigata-ken.

Makino, Kikniibsake, Cft Sf
1) Z ffl), Judge, Pre. of Tokyo
District Court; h. Dec. 1866 m
Tokyo ; 3rd s. of Kiyohisa
Makino ; in. Iki, ist d. of Shi-
getp Inutsuka, a samurai of .
Tokyo. £duc. : graduated from
the College of Law, Tokyo
Imperial University, 1891.
After serving as Judge at the
Shizuoka and Yokohama Dis-
trict Courts was transferred
as the Chief Judge of the To-
kyo Court of Appeal in 1903,
Judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion afterward; attended the
Inteiuational Conference on
the Law of Bills of Exchange
held at the Hague as the Japa-
nese representative. May 1 9 10;
has beQK decorated with . the
■;th Order of Merit. Address i
To^ • District Court.,

aiakino, Kiyondo C45r W #

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\y, Major-General ; Chief
of ' iW E!iCT'~'*'Sarveying
Office b. 1863 in Hiroshima.
Sub-Lieutenant of Engineer-
ing, Dec. 1883 ; Lieutenant
of—, Apr. 1887; Captain of—,
Aug. 1891 ; Major of—, Oct.
1895 ; Lieutenant Colonel of
— , Mai-: 1901 ; Colonel of—.
■Miay' :il9o4 ;-;^;'Maj©r-General,
X<^vi'.' : D'ecor'atians : 4th Or-
der of the SaJcred Treasure ;
3rd Order of the Rising Sun ;
4th Class of (j-oIdenKite. Ad-
driss:' the Keeiueg- Fortifica-
tions, Formosa.

atakino, Masaomi (45: if IE E),
'Liei}|ena.nt-£olpjiel of Caval-
ry/ Corninander of the 13th
Regiment of Cavalry; b. 18-
72, Ibaraki prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant, Mar. 1 894 ; Lieu^
, tenant^ Apr. 1895; Captain,
• Oct. 1-897 ; Major, Mar. 1904;
Lieutenant-Colonel Apr. 1909.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun ; Sth Class: of the
Golden Kite. Address: 13th
Regiment of Cavalry, Nara-
shino, Chiba-ken.

Makino, Motojiro Ctt If tc ^
SK); President of the Hypothec
Debentures Company and of
the Fudo Savings Bank ; ^.
July, 1874 in Tokyo; 1st .f.
6f Osamu Makino, a samurai
ofTokyo;7«. Mitsu, sister of
Katsutaro Kobori. Address :
No. i6,- Nakanomachi, Aza-
bii, Tokyo. Tel. : 2504 Shi-

ba.

Makino, Nobuaki C4S: If i4 M),
Baron (or. 1907); Miaistef ol
iforeign Aifair.s ex-Minister
of Agri. and Com. (191 1 — 12):
b. Oct. 1 86 1 in Kagoshima;
2nd s. of the late famous
TosKimitsu Okubo and adop-
ted by Kichinqjo Makino j
a samurai of Tolcyo ; vt. Mi-
ne, sisier of Viscount Yataro
Mishima. £duc. : studied in
Kaisei Gakko (government
school) and Tokyo Univer-
sity ; then in England and
America. Chancellor of the
Japanese Legation in' Lon-
don,: 1879— 1883 ; -Secret-
ary to the Privy Council,
1883; Councillor of the Bu-

reau of Legislation, I?
Private Secretary to the then
Premier Count Ito (the late
Prince Ito), 1 888 ; Governor
of Fukui-ken, and then of I-
baraki-ken, 1 89 1—;! 892; Vice-
Minister of Education, 1893;
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transferred to a similar post
at Vienna .which he resigned
in Mar. iyo6 to take up post
of Minister of Education ; re-
signed the post, 1908 ; Privy
CouaciUor,, . -1911; was
granted the 1st Order of the
Rising. Sun as a war reward.
Recreation: Music. Address:
No. 763, Sendagayamachi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Club:
Tokyo Chib. Tel. : 2910 Shi-
ba.

BTakmo, Sadayasu (ft If '^
^), Viscount (cr. i884)j Mem-
ber of the House of Peers ;
b. June, 1857; i,st s. of Sa-
danao Makino ; ni. Yoslii,
sister to Viscount Tada-atsu
Makino. Ednc. : the Keio-
gijuku ; graduated from the
Peers' School. M. H. P. since
1900 ;. has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No.
I of 24, Isarago-cho, Shiba-ku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2597 Sliiba,
J Makino. Shiazuo Cft if & H),
Lawyer ; b. Feb. the 8th y^

of Maiji(1857)in Nilgata Pre-
fecture 3rd s. of Shin Ma-
kino. Educ. : graduated from
the Meiji Daigaku and
tne Ckiio Daigahi (both the
private law colleges), 1898.
Passed the Sxamination for
Bar and that of Bench 1898 ;
received appointment as a
Judge but declining it enter-
ed the bar, practicing at
Tokyo; among the various

criminal cases defended by
him were the famous " Robert
Miller Murder Case " and
" the Dai Nippon Sugar Co.
Scandal Case," etc.; was legal
adviser to the " Prostitutes'
Unrestricted Retirement Mo-
vement Case " initiated by
the Niroku Shimpd (a dailj*
paper). Recreation: reading.
Address : (Residence) No. 38,
Nichomachi." Sita5'aku, To-
kyo ; (Office) No. 6, Kitama^
kicho, Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : (Residence) 948 Shita-
ya ; (Office) 2260 Kyobashi^-

Makiao, Tadaatsu Cft if 1&
»), Viscount (cr. 1884); Me-
mber of the House of Peers;
b. Oct. 1870; sth s. of Chii-
kyo Makino ; in. Shige-ko,
3rd </.' of Marquis Naohiro-
Nabeshima. M. H. P. since
1897; has bean decorated with
the 4th Order of merit. Ad-
dress : No. 134, Kanasugi,
Nippori, Kitatoshirta - gun,
Tokvo. Tel.: 1195 Shitaya.

iLaKise, Goiehiro (45: 31 Jt
BR), Councillor at the Educa-
tional Department; Prof at the
Central Military Preparatory
School; b. Nov. 1866 in Saga-
ken ; 1st s. of Noritada Ma-
kise, a sanmrai of Saga-ken ;
m. Ko, sister of Shidzuo Se-
ki, a samurai of Hyogo-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Literature, Tokyo
Imperial University. Council-
lor of the Educational De-

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partment, and Private Secre-
tary of the Educational Mi-
fiister, Nov. 1893; and after
serving as Prof, at the Ya-
maguchi High School, Prin-
cipal of the Yamaguchi Mid-
dle School,' was transferred
to the present post ; has been
decorated with the 4th Or-
der of Merit. Publications :
the Ethics ; text Book of
Psychology ; etc. Address :
Mo., 1 5 27, , Araishuku, Iriarai-
mura, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.
Makise, Saburo Ctt M S. IP),

-Engineer, and Director of the
lildustrial Experiment Office,
Shijdzuoka prefecture. Ad-

. dress: the Office, Ottemachi,
Shidzuoka.

jMagoslii, Kojiro (S g # ^

il?>> (Doctor of Pharmacology),
Chief of- the Brewery Dept
of the Dainihon Beer Co.
Address.: No. 1796 Shimb-
shibuya, Shibuya-cho, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo fu. Te/.:
1858 Shiba.

Makoshi, Kyohei C.t » ^ ^).
President of the Dai Nippon
Brewery Company ; Auditor
of the Southern Manchurian
Railway Company ; President
of the Nippon Acetic Acid
Company; Member of the
Tolcyo Chamber of Commer-
ce; 6. Oct. 1844 in Okaya-
rila-ken; 2nd J. of Gensen
Makoshi; m. Kiku.^2nd d.
of Hambei Kiirano. In 1 8-

73, he came up to Tokyo,
and entered the Mitsui Pro-
ducts' Company, and shortly
after was appointed Manager
of its Yokohama Branch; Pre-
sident of the Nippon Brewery
Company, 1892 ; when, in
1905, the Company was amal-
gamated with the Sapporo and
Osaka Beer Companies, un-
der the name of the Dai
Nippon Breweiy Company;
he was elected President,
which position he still holds;
once was elected Member of
the House of Representatives
for Okayama-ken ; he is one
of the leading businessmen of
Tokyo ; has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Risii^g Sun. Clubs: Nippon
Club; Tokyo Club; Doki Club;
etc. Recreation: Cha-no-Yu
(Tea Ceremony). Address :
Is''o. 13, Nishikubosakuraga-
waclio,- Shiba, Tokyo. Tel^. :
280 Shiba.

Mamada, Sosuke (FbT ■« H S
IS), Director of the Shimo-
date Corhmercial Bank ; b.
June 1 867 in Ibaraki - ken ;
1st s. of Sasuke Mamada ; m.
Fuji, 2nd d. of Jiemon Ya-
nagita Address : Shimodate,
Makabe-gun, Ibaraki-ken.

Mamia, Katsusabaro Cr^ '4*
m H ao, President _^ of the Ja-
pan Fruit Wine "^Company.
Address : the Company, 5
chome, Yokoamicho, Honjoj

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Mam— Mar

Tokyo. ■

Mamiya, Yuzaemon (Fsl S H
* ?t PI), Director of the Yoko-
hama Industrial Bank, and of
the Yokohama Industrial Sav-
ings Bank ; b. Dec. 1845 in
Yamanashi - ken ; brother
of Tsuneemon Uchida, and
adopted by Toku-uemon Ma-
miya ; m. Saku, 1st d. of Ri-
nzo Koike. Address : No. 9,
2 chome, Kumoicho, Yoko-
hama. Tel. : 2109.

Manabe, Juzb" C* IS + ^),
Judge, President of the To-
yama District Court ; was
president of Kwantung Gover-
nment Court. Decoration:
5th Order of Merit. Address:
Toyama.

kano, Bunji (.% W % -),
Kogakuhakushi ; Chief of the
Technical School Affairs Bu-
reau in the Educational De-
partment ; Prof of the Engi-
neering College at the Tokyo
Imperial University (chair -
mechanical Engineering) ; j. b.
Nov. 1 86 1 in Fukuoka-ken ;
1st s. of Hajime Mano, a sa^
murai of Fukuoka-ken ; in.
Taka-ko, sister of Masakata
Tomizawa, Educ: graduated
from the Engineering College,
Tokyo Imperial University,
1881 ; studied Mechanical
Engineering at the Glasgow
University ; studied the prac-
t'.cal side of the science at
Armstron^r Works. Assistant-

Prof, at his alma mater, i f
and then full Prof, 1890 ;
Kogakuhahishi, 1891 ; Lec-
turer at the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School, 1 892 ;
Patent Examiner of the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commerce, ,1897; sent to
Paris on the occasion of the
World's Fair, 1 899 ; elevated
to the present post in 1901,
still retaining his professor-
ship ; has been decorated with
the 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 33, Kamirokuban-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. .•
525 Bancho.

Mano, Hideo (E if ^ «),
Paymaster-Inspectpr ; Chief of
the Accountants' Bureau of
the Port Arthur Naval Sta-
tion; b. 1856. Staff-Paymaster,
Dec. 1 897 ; Fleet-Paymaster
June 1898, Paymaster-Inspe-
ctor, Jan, 1905. Decorations :
3rd Order of the Rising^ Sun;
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure ; 4th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address : the Port
Arthur Naval Station.

Marui, Masatsngu {%^WiSi.),
Major-General on the second
reserve. Took part in Russo-
Japanese war as commander
of the 20th Brigade of In-
fantry ; landed at Takushan
and fought at Hsiu-yen. Fen-
shui-ling, Shimu-chang, Liao-
yang and Shaho ; greatly
distinguishing himself by the

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baitlfS fought by his brigade
near-'-Liao-yang and at San-
Kuai-Shih-Saiij^ where he was
woiindf d. Decorations : Order
of the R. S. in 2nd Rank and^
3rd4<>lass of Golden Kite.
Aadress: Muromachi-Deniizu-
Sagaru, Kamikyoku, Ky oto.

Maruki, iliyo (_% :^ %\\ H),
photographer, director of the
Japan Dry-plate Mfg. Co.;
b. the 4th m. of the 1st y.
of Ansei (1SS4) i" Fukui; e.
s. of Sojiiro Takeuchi and
was adopted into the Maruki
family. Opened a photo-
graphic studio in 1880 and
then despatched several of
his disciples to Europe and
America for the study of art;
meanwhile liis studio has
gained 3, very high reputa
tion and had the honour
of photographing the late
Emperor and Empress Do-
wager in 1887; among other
distinguished personages who
were photographed by him
are T. M. the Emperor and
Empress, other Imperial fami-
lies, prince of Arther of
Connaught of England, the
Crown prince of Siam (now
Emperor) and many other
foreign Princes. Address: No.
18, Shinsakurada-cho, Shiba,
Tokyo. 7il.: 461 Shimbashi.
Marumo, H'aotoshi (^sgg-fij)^
1st Secretary to,* he Japanese
Embassy at Rome ; b. 9 Sept.

1863, Tokyo; ist s. of Riken
Marumo, a samurai <ii Tokyo,
Entere(/ the Foreign Office.
1883; translator, 1887; at-
tache in Paris, 1888 ; then in
Rome in 1891; pa.ssed the
Diplomatic Service Examina-
tion, 1897 ; 3rd Secretary of
Legation, 1 897; 2nd Secre-
tary of Legation, 1901 ; In the
Japanese Legation in St. Peter-
sburg, 1902 ; then in Sweden
and Norway, 1904 ; again at
St. Petersburg, i go6 ; then in
Madrid, 1907 ; ist Secretary
of Legation 1908; ist Secre-
tary of Embassy, 19 10. Decor-
ation /4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : the Japanese Embassy,
Iv'-'me.

BSaruyama, Banka (A lU ^
ffl)> proper name Kensaku,
aquarelliste or water-colour
painter; b. 1872 at Nezu-
mura, Ogatagun, Shina^o-
province ; m. Kuniye. 3rd
d. of Toshizo Aibara, a
samurai of Shinano. Educ:
■studied painting from Kin-
kichiro Honda, further in
America. Proceeded to A-
merica for study in Oct.
1900 and returned home
through Europe in P'ebruary
1902; established Nihon
water-colour society with
Tqjiro Oshita, and has 1 00
pupils; went to Europe again,
1912; is member of Taiheiyo
gakai (painting society).

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Mar

Publications : " women and
taste," "key of horticul-
ture," inspiration of the West.
Recreations : vegetables of
horticulture. Address: 14
Komagome Shinmei-cho, Hon-
go-ku, Tokyo.

Maruyania, Kumao(^ill!MM)
Commibsionef of Okayama-
ken ; d. Uec. 1865 in Nagano-
ken; 1st 5. of Midzusada Ma-
ruyania, a savnwai of Naga-
noken ; m, Naka, sister of Y6-
nia Yamadera, a samurai oi
Nagano ken. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of law,
Tokyo Imperial University,
1891. After serving as Prof,
of the 2nd High School,
Councillor of Miyazaki and
Saitama prefectures, Commis-
sioner of Shidzuoka-ken, was
transferred to the present
post in 1906 ; has been deco-"
rated with the 5 th Order of
Merit. Address : No. 272, Ko-
raku-in, "Dkyo-machi, Okaya-
ma-shi.

Maruyama, Meisei (^|ll;gift),
Lewyer ; Member of the
Tokyo City Council ; b. Sept.
1858 in Shinano province;
1st s.so( Motomasa Maru-
yama,. a samurai of Shinano ;
m. Hana, 3rd d. of Chojiiro
Nagano, a samurai of Sai-
tama-ken. Edjic. : studied Chi-
nese Classics, English, Law.
Entered the Department *of
Home Affairs, 1879; editor

of several papers; law\er, 18-
85 ; Member of the H<misc of
Repn sentatives for Nagano-
ken, 1892; .Member Chf the To-
kyo City Council, 1899 ; De-
puty-Mayor of Tokyo, 1Q03.
Address: No. it, 3cb6me,
Kakigara-cl o, Nihombash',
Tokvo. Te/. : 1870 N.miwa.

Maruyama, Mtichikazu (fe(Jj
M— )> Prof, of the 1st High
School; b. the 8th m. of the
2nd J. of Meiji (1869) in
Ehime-ken; s. of the late
Michimoto Maruyama, a
physician. Educ: graduated
from the Deutsche Theologis^
die Akademie in Tokyo.
Missionary of the Allge-
ir,siner Evangelisch-Protes-
tantischer Missions verein;
1894; writer of the Osaka
Mainichi Shinhm (a daily
newspaper), 1896; Prof, of the
Osaka Medical School, 1897;
Prof, of the 5th Hi^h School,
1899; Prof, of the 2nd High
School, 1900; present post
since 1901. P^iblications:
Deutsche Aussprache, Deut-
sches Reallesebuch, Auswabl
deutscher Prosa und Poesie,
etc. Recreations: walking,
reading. Address: No. 12,
Hara-machi, Koishikawa-ku,
Tokyo. Clubs : Imperial Edu-
cational Society, Society fpr
the Propagation of Romanized
Japanese letters; Oriental S6-
cieti^; Deutsche Gesellschaft

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fur Natur- und V^olker kunde
Ostasiens; Japanisch-Deutsch-
er Verein, etc.

Maruyama, Seize, (Atil^H)
}udge ; President of the Nar.i
District Court ; b. Oct. 1855 in
Nagano^ken ; 2nd s. of Harii-
hisa Shiobara, and adopted
by Kit Maruyama ; in. Shidzu-
yo, 2nd d. of Kei Negishi,
a samurai of Nagano-ken.
Passed the Government Ex-
amination for Bench, 1887;
after serving at severaldistrict
courts, was finally transferred
to the present post in Dec.
1905 ; has been decorated
with the 4th Order of merit.
Address: the Nara District
Court, Nara-shi.

naruy^ma, Spmitaro (^UlK
^ -k.W>> . Cioimnander, inst-
ructor of the^Naval Academy.
Address: Edajima-mura, Aki-
gun, Hiroshima-ken.

Masado, Hyonosuke {'S.^^'i
t. Si), Engineer ot the Central
Meteorological Observatory.
Has been decorated with the
4th Order of Merit. Address :
45, 5 chome, Aoyama-Mina-
mi-ch5, Akasaka, Tokyo.

Masaki, Katsnjiro (iE?J:il^
IU)j^ M^jfajc^,Jiito.nd[aiit; ex-
Gheif 01 the Accoantants* Ikv-
reaii of the i st Army Division;
6. Oct. 1855 in Fukuoka -ken ;
xst s. of Ei-ichi Masaki a sa-
murai of Fukuoka ; m. Tsu-
ru, l@t d. of Tatsujiro Takeu-

chi, a sanmrai of Fukuoka-
kcn. Entered the Militaiy De-
partment, 1876; by gradual
promotion, was raised to the
present rank in Aug. 1909;
has been decorated with the
4the Class of the Golden Kite
and the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun in recognition ol
his services during the Russo-
Japanese war. Address : No.
1363, Yoyoki, Yoyohata-
mura, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2r4oBanch6.

Masaki, Uaohiko (lETkifiS),
Principal of the Tokyo" Fine.
Arts School; d. Oct. 1862 in
Osaka ; 2nd s. of Rinsaku
Masaki ; m. Iku, 2nd d. of
Gihi Wada, a..,saimirai of
Fukui-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Lavv,
Tokyo Imperial University,
1892. Teacher at the Nara
Middle School, 1893; Acting
Principal of the Nara Normal
School, 1895 ; Private Secre-
tary to the Educational Mini-
ster, Feb. 1897; School Ins-
pector, Oct. the same year.
Prof, at the ist High school
as au additional post, 1898;
then transferred to the present
post ; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of Merit.
<ddress: 24th of No. 4,
Varai-cho, Ushi-gome, Tokyo.
Tel. .'953 Bancho.

Mlasamune Tadao (iE^.*5fe5.

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TS.m

tioni de plume is Hakucho;
h. the 3rd m. of I2th y. of
Meiji ( 1 879) in the province
of Bizen. Edtic.:, graduated
from the course of literature
of the Tokyo Semmon Gakko.
Publications: "Kojin," Izukoe,
" Hakucho Collection," "The
setting sun," " Twilight,"
"Two families." Address:
No. 75 Tenjin-cho, Ushigo-
me, Tokyo.

Masamnra. Yoshitaro ( '£M^
;fcII5), president of the Ghiietsu
Railway Co.; b. 1854 in Toya- •
ma pnf.cture;' e. s. of Heibei
Masamnra ; in. Kikui, 5th d
of Seijiio Kuchiki. Was direc-
tor of several banks and com-
panies in Toyama-ken. Ad-
dress ; ,3himoseki, Imizugun,
Toyamaken.

Masao, Tokichi Ci* % M
g)^ Hcgaku-kakafe, adviser
to the Siamese Government
upon law ; b. in Ehime-ken ;
m. Mitsu, adopted d. of Baron
E-. Kuki. E('uc.: Michigan
University. Was appointed
-pl-esent post since 1897 and
helped the Siam^e Govern-
ment as member of the com-
piling committee of codes ;
granted a title of the highest
Siamese- peerage for his il-
kibtrious service. Address :
Bangkok.

Masuda, Chujun (itKK>J®))
President of the Iruma Bank,
Director of the Kawagoe Ra-

ilway Company, and'offtji©
Saitama Agricultural and
Commercial Bank ; Auditqf;
of the Tpkorozawa Bank,;and,
of the Kurosu Bank ; Member-
of the Kav/agoe Chamber of
Commerce; ^. Jan. 184910
Saitama-ken ; 1st s. of Taistii'
Masuda; in. Tsuya, 2nd df
of Ippei Yonekura. Address. :,
Kashiwabara - m.ura, Iruma-
gun, Saitama-ken. . :' ,-

Masuda, GiicM (1& H # -■:)*'
Member of the House of Eep-
resentatives for Niigata-kf^n*
since 1 9 1 2, Proprietor aiid Edi- '
tor in Chief of the "Jitsugyono
Mhon" (a commercial and in-
dustrial magazine) ; Dii-ector/
of the Jy5etsu Elactric Oom'^'
pany, and of the Nihon Tele-
graphic News Agency; Auditor
of the Japan China Life Insuri_
ance Company ; £>. Oct. 1 869
in Niigata-ken ; 2iid s. of
Seishiro Masuda; m. Namie,
sister of Shidzuo Iwabashi, a
samurai of Tokyo. Ediic:
studied politics and economics
at the Tokyo Semmon Gakko
fthe predecessor of the present
Waseda University), • gradua-
ting in 1893 Ediior of the
" Yomiuri Shimbun," : one of;
the oldest and best known
Tokyo dailies, 1895-1900;
purchased the magazine
" Jitsiigyo no Nihon," then
conducted by one of his
friends, and inaugurated a

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^tdblfshing business, 1900 ; as
the result he has succeeded
fn making the magazine one
of the most poputer and
widely read publications of
the kind in Japan; "Fujin
Sekai," (Womens' magazine)
"Nihon Shonen," "Shojo no
Tomo," etc., are also being
published under his direction.
Club:Kojunsha; Nihon club;
Shuiyu Kwai; etc. Recrea-
tion .•' ' Reading. Address :
No. I, Kanasugi Shinhann-
cho, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. : 75 i
Shiba.

■ Masuda, Kahei (if H 1- ^),
President of the Chuo (Cent-
ral) Store-house Company ;
Director of the 2nd Bank;
Member of the Yokohama
Chamber^ of Commerce; d.
Aug. 1834 in Kanagawa-ken.
Address : No, 28, 2 cliome,
Gimatsu-cho, Yokahama.

Masuda, Masuzo (if H if ii),
Standing Director of the Yo-
kohama Sugar Manufacturing
Company ; Standing Member
of the Yokohama Chamber
of Commerce; 5. Aug 1863
in Kanagawa-ken; 1st s. of
Kahei Masuda ; tn. Iku, 2nd
d. of Seizaemon Hoshino.
Address : No, 68, 4 chome,
Honcho, Yokohama. Tel. .'
826.

Masuda, Seisaku (M ffl
M i¥^> KoyakuhahusM ; B.
Se. C. E. (Glasgow), railway-

enterpriser ; b. Dec. 1853
in Oita-ken ; 1st s. of Hisa-
nari Masuda, a samurai of
Oita-ken ; m. Teru, 1st d. of
Masanori Tsutsumi, died, m.
again y. sister of K. Mizu-
raaehi. Edue: studied Engi-
neering ill England by govern-
ment order, --1876-1881. En-
tered the government service,
May 1882 ; Kogakuhakushi,
Aug. 1891 ; engineer of the
Department of Communica-
tions, Nov. 1893 ; chief eng.
of R. B., 1896 ; has been
decorated with 3rd Order of
Merit, Address : No. 14, Re-
inanzaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.
lei: 484 Shiba,

Masuda, shia-icbi (ifffl^—),
Managing Director of fhe

Masuda Bank, president of tKe
Kansai Trust Co., Auditor of
the Kinugawa Electric Co.,
Ltd. ; b. Aug. 1 881. in Awaji;
I St 5. of NobuyuM Masuda,
a samurai of Osaka-fu; m.
Kiku, I St d of Eokabei Exi-
kuda. Edicc. : studied at K^-
iogijuku until 1905. -Engaged
ill banking after his student
life ; proceeded to Europe for
observing banking business.
Recreation: billiard. Address:
^No, 18, 4 Cliome, Imahashi,
Higashi-ku, Osaka. Tel.: 2266
Honkyoku. Olui: Osaka club.
Masnda, Eanzaemon (^fflil
S®P1), President of the Oda-
wara Bank, Ltd. Address : O'

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davvara-machi, Ashigatashita-
gun, Province ofSagami.

Masuda, TakasM (S tg #),
Adviser to the Mitsui Com-
pany, and to the Formosan
Sugar Manufacturing Com-
pany ;.<5. Nov. 1847 i" Tokyo ;
1st s. of Takayoshi Masuda;
i/i. Ei, sister of Toji Tomi-
naga, a samurai, of Tokyo.
Started his business life at
Yokohama ; afterwards took
an active part in the forma-
tion of the Ssnshu Kwaisha
(predecessor of the Mitsui
Co.), and became its vice-pre-
sident; when the above Com-
pany was liquidated, he pre-
vailed upon the members of
the Mitsui family to inaugu-
rate the Mitsui Bussan Kwai-
sha (Mitsui Products Co.), of
which he was elected presi-
dent ; when the company was
organised into a^ partnership
he became managing director ;
in 1909, the organisation of
Mitsui was remodelled, and he
became the adviser to the new
Co.; has been decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun. Address : No. w 3 1 2 ,
Kitashinagawa, Shinagawa,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo. Tel: 251
Sl'iha.

Masuda, Toru (if^ E JS),
,. M§J9X,~ Senei-al.; Comman -
der of the 24tli Brigade
oflnfantry;^ ,5. 1859, "Naga-
no prefecture. Sub-Lieutenant,

Dec. 1882; Lieutenant, May
1886; Captain, Nov, 1894;
Major, Oct. 1900 ; Lieutenant
Colonel, Nov. 1904 ; Colonel^
Nov. T907. Decorations: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun,; 4th
Class of the Goldexi .Jfite;
"Present post since Doc:.;tii9i2;
J*fo-ess : Kurtt&e; ■ ." '' '

Masujima, Rokilichiro \'^%
j^_j;]i)j Hogakuhdkiishi ; Law-
yer ; Barrister-at-Law (Middle
Temple, London) ; Honorary
Member of the New York
State Bar Association, Albany,
N.Y.; (5. June 1857 in Hikone,
Omi province ; 2nd .f. of Dan-
uemon Masujima a samiirai
of Hikone clan, and adopted
by Yohei Masujima; ni. Iso,
sister of Chin-ichiro Isaha-
ya a samurai of Nagasaki.
Educ: graduated from the
Tokyo University, 1879; stu-
died at Middle Temple,- Lon-'
don. Lecturer at the Tokyo
University ; once established a
law school, and taught in it;
iJogahuhahishi, 1 89-? .• He is
a very well known lawyer hy
both Japanese and foreigners.
Club: Yokohama United Club;
Royal Societies' Club, . Lon-
don ; Tokyo Club ; Nihon-
Club. Recreations : Riding ;
Travelling ; Boatmg, etc, Ad-
dress : No. 37, Kitaliigakubo,
Azabu, Tokyo: Office :\J^l- ,
saiwaicho, Kojimachiku. Tel.;
189 Shiba, 137 Shimbashi

Mas— Mat

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(office) .

; Masumx)to, Kihei df^'^M^W,
Managing Director . of the
Central Savings Bank ; Re-
f)resentative Member of the
Kamibishi Company, Brewer ;
^. Jan. 1849 in Tokyo; 3rd s.
of Hyozo Matsumbto, and
adopted by Kiraku Masumo-
to; m. Ei, ist </. of his foster-
father. Address : No. 4, Age-
ba-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo,
7>/..- 6?4 Baricho.

Masuo, Kichitaro (S®§±R!5),
One of the highest taxpayers
of Tottoriken ; d. Feb. 1868 in
Tottoriken ; ist s. of Naozo
Masuo; m. Iseno, 1st d. of
Jihei Masuo. Address: Yo-
nfiko-machi, Seihaku-gun, To-
ttori-ken.

. Masuya, Otozo (#t # # H),
Managing Director of the Shi-
monoseki Store-house Com-
panry. Address: Tonambu,
Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi pre-
fecture.

Masnyama, Kumetaro (ifiU^
iSB), Director of the Kalaha-
ma Bank; (5. July 1871 in
Shidzuoka-ken ; ist s. of K6-
emon Masuyama ; m. Mishi,
2nd d, of Rinzo Asada. Ad-
dress : Katase-mura, Sunto-
gun, Shldzuoka-ken.

Masnyama Masanobn (^ihlE
^),, President of the Osaka
Municipal Momoyama Hos-
pital; <5. Apr. 1868 in Osaka;
1st .f. of Masanao Masuyama,

a safnurai of Osaka; m. Na-
mika, sister of S5ichi Yama-
moto.LSf?^^:;.' graduated from
the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imperial University.
Is now teaching in the O^aka
Higher Medical School Ad-
dress: No. 20, I chome, Hi-
ranO-machi, Higashi-ku, Osa-^

ka. Tel. : 1674 Honkyoka.

Mataga, Chisei (M H lie IE),.
Military. Intendant ; Director
of the Senju Woollen Factory.
Decorations: 3rd' Order of
Merit; 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address : 670, i Cho-
me, Nakano, Nakano-inachi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Matano, Taku (JS if ;gc),.
President of the Imperial Mu-
seum; b. Aug. 1838 in Hari-
ma province ; ist s. of Kage-
kadzu Matano ; m. Toshi, 2nd
d. of Kyosai Matsuo, & samu-
rai of Hyogo. Edtic. : stu-
died Chinese classics. Enter-
ed the Department of Home
Affairs, 1889; and ultimately
raised to present post ,; is spe-
cially famous for his knowledge
of Chinese poetry. Address : .
No. 5, Nakano-machi, Akasa-
ka, Tokyo. TeL: 258 Cho-
Shimbashi.

Matoba, chu (fl^ ^ i^i),.
Kogakuhaktishi, ex-Pi of at
the Engineering College of
the Tokyo L~perial University
(Chair : — Mining and Meta-
llurgy) ; b. 12 Oct. 1856, Mie:

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Mat

prefecture ; 1st s. of Koku
Matoba ; m. Harue, 2nd d. of
Kojuro Kato, of Mie-ken.
Educ: graduated fiom the
Engineering College, 1882;
studied mining engineering in
Germany, 1889- 1893. On his
return home, was appointed
Prof, at the Engineering Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University ; Kogakuhakushi,
1899; has been decorated
with the 4th Order of Merit.
Address: 12, Komagome
Akebono-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.

llatsubara, Saburo (ISSiSlR),
Igaktihakuslii ; Vxol. at the
Kan,<zavva Medical College.
Address : the Kanazawa Med.
Colic ge, Kanazawa-shi.

Matsuda, Fujimatsu (1Sffl^±
jlt), M^inaging Direcior of the
Joban Petroleum Oil Com-
pany. Address : Shimo-naka-
jima, Nagaoka, Niigata pre-
fecture.

Matsnda, Genji (fe H ^ J^),
lawtr, Member of the House
X)f Representatives for Oita-
ken ; b. 4 Oct. 1875, Oita
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Rokubei
Matsuda; in. 1911 Hisako,
1st d. of Makitaio Takase.
jEduc. : graduated from Japan
University (a private insitu-
tion), 1896. Passed tlie Hi-
gher Civil Service Examina-
tion and the Examination for
Bench, 1897; afier serving
in several District Courts,

and oi Fuiance.in addition
elected M. H. R. for his
native place, May 1908 ; in
the Diet he belongs to the
Seiyukzvai, and is one of the
principal speakers of the
party. Recreations: reading,
and walking. Address: 8
Surugadai Fukuro-machi, Ka-
iida, Tokyo. Tel. : 2439 Hon-
kyoku.

Matsuda, Kyosuke (ISiHtSitt),
Chief-Public Piocurator of the
Nagoya District Court; h.
Aug. 1862 in Yamaguchi-ken;
1st s. of Gon-nosuke Matsu-
da; m. Matsuko, 2nd d. of Sa-

kiijiro Tani.Proljationarly Pub-
lic Proculator, 1883; passed the
Examination for Bench. Procu-

' after serving as Public 1887;
rator of the Hiroshima Dis-
trict Court, the Hiroshima
Court of /\ppeal, the Saga
District Court, the Nagoya
Court of Appeal, the Sendai
District Court, the Nagasakf
Court of Appeal, and of the
Fukuoka District Court, fin-
ally transferred to the present
post in 1903 ; has been
decorated with the '4th Order
of Merit. Address; Official
House, No. 13, I chome, Ta-
kehira-cho, Higashi-ku, Na-
goya.

Matsuda, Masahisa(!!SHiE;X),
a Leader oi Seiyukwai, Mem.
ber of the Flouse of Repre.

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seutatives for Saga-ken, MIn.
of Justice ; 5. Apr. 1^45 in
Saga ; 2nd s. of Tadashichi
Yokoo, a sanmrai of Saga,
and adopted by Yushichi
Matsuda; m. Shidzu, sister of
Jinnosuke Samejima. Educ. :
studied politics and law in
France by government order.
Served in the Military De-

partment ; Instructor at the
Kagoshima Higher Middle
School ; Councillor to the De-
partment of Education ; Chair-
man of the Nagasaki Pre-
fectural Assembly ; elected
Member pf the House of
Representatives for the ist
session of tlie Diet, 1890;
Minister of Finance, 1S97;
again elected Member of the
House of Representatives,
1898; Minister of Education
in the late Prince Ito's Ca-
binet, 1 900; when the Katsu-
ra Cabmet collapsed, 1906,
he became Minister of Justice,

became a lawyer in 1898;
under the Saionji Ministry,
resigning in July 1908 ; once
was the Chairman of the Hou-
se of Representatives; hasbeen
decorated with the Grand Cor-
don of the Eising Sun ; was
minister of Justice again from
'Aug. 1911 to Dec. IDl^^, pre-
sent post since Jan. 1913 Ad-
dress: No. 15, Kogai-niachi,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel.: 737 Shiba.

Matsuda, Shimbei (^S ffl tr ^
®), Director of the Miyagi
Commercial Bank, and of the
Commercial Savings • Bank,
etc. ; Member of the Sendai
Chamber of Commerce ; b.
Dec. 1857 in Miyagi-ken;7th
s. of Seisaku Kikuta, and
adopted by Shimbei Matsuda;
m. Sada, 3rd d. of Inzo Suga-
no. Address : No. 58, 3 cho-
me, Omachi, Sendai.

Matsuda, Shozaburo (IS H ^
^fiW, President of the i8th
Bank; b. Jan. 1850 in Naga-
saki ; 1st s. of Katsugoio Ma-
tsuda ; m. Tora, ist d. of
Nakajito Naito. Ediic. : stud-
ied Japanese Classics. Chib :
Naigwai Club. Recreation :
Horticulture. Address : No.
5, Sakaya-machi, Nagasaki-
shi.

Matsuda, Tadashi (IS H jt?).
One of tlie highest taxpayers
of Kumamoto prefecture; b. 3
Jan. 1874, Kumamoto prefec-
ture ; 1st J.' of T.iheiji MUsu-
da, a Samurai of Kumamoto ;
m. Misa, ist d. of Kozaburo

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®at

Shimoda. a samurai of Kuma-
moto. Address : Nodzumura,
Yatsushiro-gun, Kumanioto
prefecture.

Matsudaira, Chikanoba [M^-
Wtn), Viscount (cr. 1884) ;
Member of the House of
Peers ; 3 Dec. 1875 ; 1st s. of
Shinki Matsudaira ; m. Taka-
ko, sister of Count Raiju Ma-
tsudaira. Has been decorated
with the 4th Order oi the
Rising Sun. Address : No.
I, Kitamisujimachi, Asakusa,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1015 Shitaya.

Matsudaira, Chokkei (;fS ^ r£
Ut) VisCOunt ; Member of the
House of Peers ; Sub-Lieute-
nant of Infantry ; ^. June 1870;
1st s. of Naoya Matsudaira ;
m. Tet-iu-ko, sister of Vis-
count -Seiken Hotta ; has been
decorated with tlie 4th Order
of Merit. Address: 853, Sen-
dagaya, Sendagaya-macM,To-
yotama-gun, i'okyo.

Matsudaira, Chutei (^ ¥ S.
ji|) Viscuunt ; Member of the
House of P.ers ; Sub-Lieute-
nant of Infantry ; b. May 1869;
grand uncle of Viscount Sen-
sho Mabe, and adopted by
Baron Cliujo Matsudaira ; m.
Yuki-ko, d. of his foster father.
Educ. : studied in the Peers'
School. Hhs been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No. 92,
Hayashi-cho, Koishi- kawa,
Tokyo.

Matsudaira, J yosho {i^^%.
gc). Viscount (cr. [884)-
Member of the House' of
Peers ; Director of the Japan
Red Cross Society ; b. l3ec.
185 1 ; Sth s. of Raizen Matsu-^
daira, and adopted by Rai-
chitsu Matsudaira. In the
Civil trouble in 1877, he, to-
gether with the late Tsune-
tami Sano, and Tsune Ogyu,
founded the Hakuaisha
whicli is the forerunner of
the present Japan Red Cross
Society ; ordered to proceed
to Europe and attended the
International Conference of
the Red Cross Society as the
Japanese representative, Maj*"
1887; returned home. Sept
1888; elected Member of the
House of Peers, July 1890;
took part in the Japan China
war ; again elected M. H. P..,
July 1897; Director of ' the
Japan Red Cross Society
since 190 1 ; M. H. P. for the
third time, July 1904; has
been decorated with the 2nd
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: N0.4, 6ch5me, Fujimi-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.:
473 Bancho.

Matsudaira, Komin (S¥^
^), Viscount ; Member of the
H. -use of Peers ; b. Aug.
1861 ; brother of Kbria Matsu-
daira ; m. "y'aoko, sister of
Count Naosuke Matsudaira.
Has been decorated with tlie

JIat

.4th, Order of Merit

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Address :
No. 8/Tatsuoka-cho/ Hongo,
Tokyo. Tel. ; 5 yj Shitaya.

Matsudaira, Koso (;)2 -^P ^
^3, Marquis; Member of the
House of Peers ; b. Feb. 1867 ;
.2nd s. of Marquis Shigeaki
Matsudaira ; m. Setsu-ko, ado-
pted d. of Count Raiju Ma-
tsudaira. Ediic. : studied in
Germany and England, 1884-
1890. M. H. P. since 1892;
has been decorated with the
4th Order of Merit. Address:
No. 3S, Suido-cho, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. 7el. : 332 Cho
Bancho.

Matsudaira, Masanao (S: ^
jE il.), Baron (cr. 1900) ; Lord-
in-waiting of the Kinkei Hall ;

Privy Councinor, Direcror of
the Japan Eed Cross Society; b.
Feb. 1 844 at Fukui; 2nd s. of
1844 ^^ Fukui; 2nd s. of
Masayasu Matsudaira, a samu-
rai of Fukui clan ; m. Suma-
ko, I St d. of Kan Ogasawara,
a samurai oS Fuku\.- Governor
of Miyagi-ken, Kumamoto-
ken and several other prefec-
tures ; held twice the post of
Vice-Minister of Home Af-
fairs ; represented Japan at
tjie St. Louis Exposition as
Vice-Cliairraan ; Member of
the House of Peers, 1898-
1910; Privy Councillor since
Oct. 1910; has been decorated
with the 1st Order of Merit,
Address : No. 4, 4 chome.

Omotemachi, Akasaka, To-
kyo. Te/.i 139 Shimbashi.

Matsudaira, !ra,oMra (S -^

ilT-), Viscount (cr. 1884);
Member of the House, of
Peers ; Auditor of the Orien-
tal Colonization Company ; 3.
May 1889; brother of Count
Naosuke Matsudaira, and
adopted by Naomi Matsu-
daira ; JM. Ko-ko, 3rd d. of
Count Ujitomo Toda. M. H.
P. since July 1897 ; has been
decorated with the 4th Order
of Blerit. Address: No. 21,
2 chome, Ichigaya Kaga-cho,
Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. : 734
Bancho.

Matsudaira, Naonori (tS ^
iftM), Viscount (cr. 1884);
Member of the -House of
Peers ; b. 23rd July 1869 ; ist
s, of Yoshinori Matsudaira,
and adopted by Naomasa
Matsudaira ; m. Sei-k6, ado-
pled sister to Viscount Nori-
naga Matsudaira. Has been,
elected M. H.P. for the second
time ; was decorated with the
4th Order of Merit. Address:
48 Takanawa Kitatnachi, Shi-
ba, Tokyo. Tel. : 1 126 Shiba.

Matsudaira, Raija (1S^®S),
Count; ex-Mem. of the House
of Peers; 3. Dec. 1874; 8th
s. of Count Yoiisato Matsu-
daira ; m. Aki-ko, aunt of
Marquis Kokujun Tokugawa.
Educ. : studied in the Peers'
School; graduated from the

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Law College of Waseda Uni-
versitv Address:' No. i,
Ichome, Motomachi, Hpngo,
Tokyo, lei. : 784 Shitaya.

■ Katsudaira, Yoshiro {Wi ^ %
W), Prof, at the Hiroshima
Higher Normal School. Ad-
dress : the Hiroshima Higher
Normal School, Hiroshimashi.

Matsnhara, Koichi i'&JM.'n-'),
Prof, (of Chemistry) at the
College of Science, Tokyo
Imperial University ; d. May
1872 at Nagoya ; s. of Yaso-
ichi Matsuhara ; m. Fumi
Omuro. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Science,
Tokyo Imperial University,
1896; Victoria University of
Manchester, 1903-1905; Uni-
versity' of Berlin, 1905-1906.
Assistant-Prof, of his alma
mater, 1899-1909; and then
full Prof., since May, 1909.
Address: No. 16, Akebono-
cho, Hongo, Tokyo.

Matsuhara, Yoshitaro (SM

^ js. E15), one of the highest
taxpayers of Gifu-ken ; Dire-
ctor of the Nobi Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, of the
Dgaki Bank; b. Dec. i86r in
Gifu-ken ; ist s. of Kitaro
Matsuhara ; m. Tane, sister
oflkusuke Takaki. Address :
Kongo -mura, Ibi-gun, Gifu-
ken

Matsui, HirokieM (t2#^^),
writer, C) ief of the Taiheiyo
News Agency, noin de plume,

" Hakuken" b. 1866, Mura-
matsu-machi. Niigata prefec-
ture ; s. of Masatsune Matsui.
Ed2ic. : the Meiji Horitsu
Gakko (a private law institu-
tion and is the predecessor of
the present Meiji College).
Has been an editor to several
newspapers. Publications : the
Japanese History, etc. Ad-
dress : 3 1 Maruyama-shim-
machi, Hongo, Tokyo. Club :
Sakurada Club.

Matsui, Kanji (fe*ffi?l&),
Prof, at the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; b. May, 1863
in Chiba-ken ; 2hd s. of Kum-
po Miyauchi, and adopted by
Kiyoshi Matsui, a samurai;
w. Yasu, ist^; ofYoshihisa
Matsui Educ. : graduated
from the College of Literature,
Tokyo Imperial University,
1890. Prof, at the Peers'
School, 1892; Lecturer at
the Tokyo Higher Normal
School, 1899 ; and then Prof.,
1901 ; decorated with the 5th
O. der of Merit. Address :
No. 2, Sekiguchi-Komai-cho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Matsui, Eeishir.J m^WSSm),
V^ce-Minister of foreign af-
fairs since January 191 3 ; h.
Mar. 1868 in Osaka; 2nd s.
of Yasuzo Matsui ; m. Teru,
sister of Shigezo Imamura.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of L?iw, Tokyo Im-.
perial University, 1889. Once

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sefved as Secretary of the
Legation and Cbisncillor of
the, Foreign Office, and was
appointed the counsellor of the
Japanese Embassy at Washi-
ngton in Mar. 1906 ; has been
decorated with the 2nd Order
of Merit. ' Addrsss : 0. E.
Kasumigaseki, Kojimachi-ku-
Tokyo. Tel.: 84 Shiba.

matsui, Kuranosuke (;f2 ^

J> ;£ Wt Colonel of Engineer-
ing, InstnictoTof iBieTmliFaty
Eng. arid Artillery Acade-
my, Member of the Military
Technical Committee; h.
1869 in Akita-ken. Sub-
Lieut., July 1888; Lieut.,
Nov. 1 891; Captain, Dec.
1894; Major, Oct. 1900;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1904;
Colonel,- Dec. 1908. Decora-
tions: 4th Order of S. T.,
3rd Order of R. S., 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : No. 70 Yocho-machi,
U.shigome-ku, Tokyo.

Matsui, Shigeru (J^h ^^ M')>
Hogakithakiishi, Governor of
Aichi Prefecture. Was Gov-
ernor of Shizuoka prefecture;
then present j>ast since Mar.
191 3. Address: Official Re-
sidence, Minami Takehira-
cho, Naka-ku, Nagoya.

Matsui, ShirTi iMftntV),

Procurator of the Formosan

Government; Chief Procurator

■ of the Taihoku District Court ;

b. Jan. 1866 in Chiba-ken ;

4th s. of Toshitsune Fukuda,
a samurai of Chiba, and was
adopted by Yoshi Matsui ; m.
Yae, 5th d. of Morinari Fuji-
eda, a samurai g( Nara. Ad-
dress : Official Residence, No.
29, 6 chome, Shoin-machi,
Taihoku, Formosa.

Matsui, Sumako m^M^
:f), Masako. Kobayashi by
p. m., Actress ; b. matsushirp
Shinano in 1889. Ediie. : a
high girls school. Joined Dr.
Tsubouchi's Bungei Kyokai,
which is an institution for the
practice of ^Western dramas,
since May ]909; often played as
heroine of notable dramas. Ad-
dress : c/o Shimoyama, 19 Yo-
chomaolii, Ushigomekn, Tokyo.

Matsui, Toshiyuki (t2^ii:^X
Baron (cr. 1892); one of the
highest taxpayers of Kuma-
moto-ken ; b. Sept. 1865 in
Kumamoto ; ist s. of 'Mitsu-
yuki Matsui, a samwai of
Kumamoto clan ; m. Yayo,
2nd d. of Eijir5 Mizufuchi, a
samurai of Kumamoto. Ad-
dress : Matsutaka-mura, Ya-
tsushiro-gun, Kumamoto-ken.

Matsui, Yasusabnro (© # ^
^»15), Prof, at the Peers'
School; b. Dec. 1865 in Hok-
kaido ; 3rd s. of Chikanaga
Suzuki, a samurai of Hokkai^
do, and adopted by Kiyokage
Matsui; m. Asa, 2nd ^. of
his foster-father. Address :
Official Residence at the

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Kat

Peers' School, Takata-mura,
Kitatoshima-giui, Tokyo.

MatsTushi, Ysisiyi (tSH^iS),
>raior-<i!eneraI; ex-Chief of the
I St Section of the General
Staff Office;-^. May 1859
in Fukuoka-ken ; 4th s. ot
Hyozo Matsuishi ; m. Naka,
1st d. of Kane Kawa-ai.
EJm. : graduated from the
Military Academy. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, Dec.
1S83 ; Lieutenant of — , Apr.
1887; Captain of — , Nov.
1893; Major of — , Nov.
1 895 ; Lieutenant Colonel of
— , Apr. igot ; Colonel of — ,
Nov. 1903; Major-General,
Nov. 1907 ; took part in both
Japan-China and Russo-Ja-
panese war.s and was decor-
ated with the 3rd Order of
the Risinc; Sun and the 3rd
Class of the Gulden Kite in
recognition of his services
•luring the late war; last
post since May 1908. Ad-
drtss: No. 65, t chome,
Kobtnata - daimachi, Koishi-
k4wa, Tokyo. Tel. : 733
U.incho.

Mstsiikata, OorJ («S » 3i BB).
iMunafrin-,' Director of tho To-
kyo Steel Work-s Co., Presi-
dent of the Tokyo Gas and
Indnstrial Co., Dir. of the To-
kai Life Ins. Co., the Formo-
san Eed Sugar Co. , the Orien-
tal Sugar Manufacturing Co.,
Auditor of the Ujikawa Elec-

tric Go. ; holder of 6th Or-
der of Merit ; b. Apr. 1871 ;
5 th s. of Marquis Masayoshi.
Matsulcata; m. Kame, 2nd d. of
Chujiro Shibukavva. Educ. :
graduated from the College of
Law, Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1 896 ; studied in England
and Germany, 1^97 — 1901.
Clubs: Tokyo Club, Nippon
Club Kojunsha. Address : No.
12, Nishikubo, Sakuragawa-
cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.

Matsukata, Iwao (S :& U),
Vice-President of the 15 th
Bank ; Director of the Tefyu
Bank ; Special Member of the
Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce ; 6. Apr. 1863; 1st s;
of Marquis Masayoshi Matsu-
kata ; m. Yasu, aunt of Baron
Tachikiclii Nagayo. Once was
a Diplomatic Probationer. Ad-
dress : No. 4, 2 cliome Mina^
mi Sakumacho, Shiba, Tokyo.
Te/. .-311 Shiba.

Matsukata, Kojiro (fe :& ^ ^
BB), President of tiie Kawa-
saki Ship building Yard, of the
Kobe Gas Co., and the Kobe
Shiinbim (a daily paper) ;
Auditor of the Imperial Ma-
rine Products Company, the
Nada Conmiercial Bank, and
of the Toa Cement Company ■
Director of the Minomo Ari-
ma Railway Company, etc. ;
Chairman 0/ the Kobe Cham-
ber of Commerce; b. Dec.
1865; 3rd s. of Marquis,

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Masayoshi Matsukata ; m.
Yoshi-ko, sister of Viscount
Takateru Kuki. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Peeis' SchooL
Elected member of the H. R.,
191 2 for Kobe. Address : No.
15, 4chome, Tamamoto-dori,

Kobe. Tel.: 6gg.

Matsukata Otohiko (:f2 ^ Zj

®)> standing director of the
Japan Oil Co., director of
the Hoshi pharmacy Co., of
the Niigata Iron Works,
auditor "of the Tokiwa Co.;
<J. the 1st ;«. of the rsthj)/.
of Meiji (1880) in Tokyo;
6th s. of Marquis Masayoshi
Matsukata. Educ: studied
at Gakushiiin (peers* school),
Harvard University. Estab-
lished the Japan Oil Co.
since his return home, and
became its standing director.
Address: No. 61 Nagasaka-
cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. TeL:
3123 Shiba.

Matsukata, Masayoshi iMi'^
ES). Marquis (Count, cr.
,1884; promoted to present
t-anV in t'^o'^^ ; Prwv, Coun-
cillor; ex-President of the Ja-
pan Eed Cross Society;' 6. Feb.
1835 in Kagoshima ; 4th s.
of Yenzo Matsukata, a samu-
rai of Kagoshima ; m. Ma^-ako,
1st dPoi Sadayu Kawakami,
a samurai of Kagoshima. Is
one of the '^elderstatesmen ";
entered, the Treasury Dep't
soon aftei: the commencement

of the present era of Meiji,
and in 1881 when the Minister
of Finance Count Okuma, re-
signed, he succeeded him as
Vice-Minister, filling the post
for more than ten years ;
founded the Bank of Japan
and did' much in restoring the
credit of papar money which
had fallen below par \x\ conse-
quence of excessive issues

during the civil troubles, 1 877;
elected Member. of the House
of Peers, 1890; in 1891, he
undertook the task of form-
ing a Cabinet and became the
Premier with additional duty
as Minister of Finance, but
the Ministry fell the following
year unable to withstand the
united attacks of the Liberals
and the Progressives ; Lord-
in- Waiting of the Kinkei Hall,
1892; was again Minister of
Finance on the occassion oi
the Japan-China war, but
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resign his post in consequence
of differences of opinion with
the late Prince Ito, then Pre-
mier; His second Ministry,
1S96-1897, was made memor-
able by the establishment ot
the gold standard system and
also for the entente with the
Progressives, but. this came
abruptly to an end, and was
followed by the collapse of
the Cabinet; was Financial
Minister in the Yamagata
Ministry that followed 1898-
1900; a Privy Councillor
since July 1903 ; in 1902 he
travelled through Europe and
America and on the death
of Count Sano, President of
the Japan Red Cross Society,
in 1903, he was appointed as
his successor, and still holds
the post ; has been decorated
wftii.the Order of the Chry-
santhemum and promoted to
the rank of Marquis in recog-
nition of his meritorious ser-
vices during the late war.
Address: No. 28, i chome,
Mita, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:
41 Shiba.

Matsukata, Shtsaku (fe^IEf^),
ex-Envoy Kxtraorduiaiy and
Minister Plenipotentiary ; b.
Nov. 1S63 in Tokyo; 2nd s.
of Marquis Masayoshi Matsu-
kata^ m, Shige-ki, sii>t<er to
Baron Koyata Iwasaki. Educ:
studied at Brussels University
at official expense, finiihing

in 1888. Then became Chan-
cellor in the Japanese Lega-
tion at Paris and other places :
Diplomatic Probationer^ 1893;
3rd Secretary of the Japanese
Legation at Amsterdam and
Paris, 189S; Private Secretary
to the Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce, 31897 ; 2nd
Secretary in London, 1S98 ;
promoted to be ist Secretary,
the same year at the same
plac ; Secretary of the Fo-
reign 0^Q&, 1902 ; has been
decorated with the 4th Order
of Merit. Address: No. r,
Takeya-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel.: 24s Shiba.

Matsnkawa, Toshitane (M)\\
litisi). Lient.-GLncrai ; Com-
mander of the lOth Armj
Division ; h. Nov. 1859 in
Miyagi-ken ; 1st s. of Yasusu-
ke Ma'^'-kawa, a samurai of
Miyagi-ken ; m. Tatsu, 1st d.
of Keichoku Kafaoka, a samu-
rai of Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant
of Infantry, Dec. 1 882 ; Lieu-
tenant of — , May 1886 ; Cap-
tain of — , Feb. 1890; Major
of — , Apr. 1895 ; Lieutenant
Colonel of — , Feb. 1899; Co-
lonel, Nov. 1901 : Major-Ge-
neraljan. 1905; once was Mi-
litary Attache at the Japanese
Legation in Berlin ; took part
in both the Japan-China and
the Russo-Japanese Wars, and
has been decorated with the
2nd Class of the Golden Kite

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for his services. "V^as Com-
mandei of the 6th Brigade of
Infantry; Present rank, 191 1.
Address: Himeji.

Matsnki Kan-ichiro £:f2^#—
lU) Chief of the Electric Bu-
reau of the Tokyo city offi-
ce; b. Feb. 1872 in Ehi-
me-Ken ; ist s. of Sobei Ma-
tsuki; ta. Shidzue, ist d. of
Isuke Tanimura, a samurai of
Yamaguchi-Ken. Educ: gra-
duated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1896. Once held
the post of Commissioner of
the Department of Communi-
cations, Secretary of the same
Office then Head of a ist
Class Post Office, Director of
the Eailway Board, etc., atten-
ded the 6th International
Postal Conference held in
Some; ordeired to proceed to
Europe and America, Feb.
1906; has been granted the
4th Order of Merit; appointed
present post, when the muni-
cipalization of Tokyo Eail-
■way was realized in 191 1.
Address: No. 19, Minami-
koga-cho, Surugadai, Kanda-
ku, Tokyo. Tel : 1030 Hon-
kyoku. "

Matsuki, Munetaka (t2*^[t),
Count (cr. 1884}, Member of
the House of Peers; i>. June
1868; 4ih J. of Muneari Ma-
tsuki. Educ: Peers' School ;
Meiji Law School (forerunner

of the present Meiji University,
a private institution). Has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of Merit. . Address:
No. 6, ichome, Hirakawa-
cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

llatsiijd, Shigetoshi (tS Tfc ^
^). Governor of Tainan-cho.
Decoration: 5th Order of Me-
rit.^ .4a5j5r«j .• Official House,
Kd 38, Tainan-shi, pormosa,

Matsuki, Teisaburo .(fe ?jc gj
HEi5). manager of the Kobe
branch of the Mitsubishi
Firm; b. 1868 in Ehime-ken;
m. Fumiko. Educ. : graduat-
ed from the College of Law
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
Entered the Mitsubishi Firm
immediately after graduation
and after serving at its
various branches was pro-
moted to the present post.
Recreations: x&z.&xi^, music,
athletic exercises. Address:
No. IIS, 4chome, Yamamo-
to-dori, Kobe. Tel: 313.

Matsumae, Masayosni T*283jE
g), Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 48th Regiment
of Infantry ; b, 1 866, Kuma-
moto prefecture. Sub-Lieute-
nant, July 1887; Lieutenant,
Dec. 1891 ; Captain, May
1897; Maior, June 1903;
Lieutenant Colonel, April, i-
907 ; '^then 'Colonel. Decora-
tions : 4th Class of the Rising
Sun ; 3rd Order of the Golden
Kite.. Address : the 48th Re-
giment of Infantry, Kurume.

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Matsumaru, Matsusabnro (&

of Artillery, Commander of
the Ting Hai Bay Fortifica-
tions, and of the Ting Hai
Bay Heavy Artillery Batta-
lion ; d. 1864. Sub-Lieutenant,
July 1887; Lieutenant, Nov.
1891 ; Captain, Sept. 1895;
Major, Jan. 1902 ; Lieutenant
Colonel, Aug. 1905. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun ; 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: Headquarters
of theTirg Hai Bay Fortifica
tions, Chosen.

Matsumoto, Arinobu {1tk%'M
If )j Rear- Admiral on th.e le-
serve ; b. Jan. i860 in Kana-
zawa ; ist s. of Ryiian Matsu-
moto, a j«;i>^Mrrt'«' of Kanazawa
clan ; m. Fumi, 2nd d. of Vice-
Admiral Shinken Sakamoto.
Educ.: graduated from tlio
Naval Academy, 1879. Lieute-
nant, 1886; look part in the
Japan-China War, 1894-1895;
Lieutenant Commander, 1895;
Captain, 1900; in the Russo-
Japanese ^War he was Com-
mander ot'tlie armoured crui-
ser Yakumo, and at the end
of the War was decorated with
the 3rd Class of th^ Golden
Kite and the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun in recognition of
his services^ to the Empire ;
after the restoration of peace,
was appointed Chief of the
General Staff of the Maidzu-

ru Naval Station; afterwards
placed on the reserve. -Ad-
dress r 60th of Nakanomaru,
No. 3, Yaraicho, Ushigome,
Tokyo. Tel : 2435 Rancho."
Matsumoto, Bunzaburo {fSi^"^
HSr>)» Bungakuhakushi ; Dean
and Prof of the College of Li-
terature, Kyoto Imperial Uni-
versity ; i:5. May, 1869 in Ka-
nazawa, Kaga Province; 3id
s. of Joshin Matsumoto, a sa-
murai of Kanazawa ; m. Yato,
sister of Chise Igarashi. Educ.:
graduated from the College of
Literature of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1893 ; stu-
died Epistemology and Meta-
physics in the University Hall;
studied Hindoo-Philosophy at
the University of Berlin, Germ-,
iny, by government order, 19-
00 — 1902. Bungakuhakushi,
Mar. 1899; Lecturer at the to-'
Iv-yoSemmongakko (the prede-
cessor of the present Waseda
University), 1894; Prof at the
1st High School, 1900 ; Prof
at the College of Literature o!
the Kyoto Imperial Univer-
sity, since 1905 ; its Dean,
since 1908 Publications : Prin-
ciples of Epistemology ; His-
tory of Chinese Philosophy;
Religion and Education ; Re-
ligion and Philosophy ; Thinsjs
about India ; Goknraku-Jodo-
Ron (on Paradise) ; etc. Ad-
dress : No. 2 Jodoji-machi
Kamikyoku, Kyoto. Jel.:

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2850 Kyoto. .

Matsumoto, Ch jiro (<S*S.*
IP), Mi.iiiDer of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commeice; Au-
ditor of the Otaru Timber
Company ; Director of the
Tokyo Steel Manufacturing
Office ;6. Mar. 1856 in Kana-
gawa-ken ; ^rd s, of Chozae-
mon Inomata, and adopted by
ChGjiro Matsumoto; tn. Take,
1st a^. of his foster-father. Ad-
dress : No. 7, Kadzuya-cho,
Fukagawa, Tokyo. Tel.: 939
Cho Naniwa.

Matsumoto, Fuko (S*li.JH),
painter; d. 14 Sept. 1840
Ibaraki-ken ; 4th s. of Soan
Matsumoto, a doctor; m. Hisa,
1st d. of Sangoro Nakamura,
ofKanagavva. Early came up
to Tokyo, and studied painting
under several famous artists.
Address : 31, 2 Chome, Kaya-
cho, Asakusa, Tokyo.

Matsumoto, Genshichi (M.'^M.
-b), enginecrmg contractor ;
b. Jan. 1853 in Hyogo-ken ;
ist s. of Genibei Matsumoto ;
m. Kino. Address : No. 3, i
Oliome, Minami-Sakasegawa,
Kobe. Tel.: 792 Cho.

Matsumoto, Geataro (^2 ?K iHi
±B), • F.of at the Peers,

School'; Head of the Womens'
Section of the same institu-
tion ; b. Mar. 1859 in Fukui-
ken ; ist .?. of B.uisui Matsu-
moto, a samurai of Fukui-ken;
in., Ai, sister of Kenzo Iwa-

hara, a samurai of Ishikaw.a-
ken. Educ: graduated from:
the College of Literature of;
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-:
sity. Has been decorated'
with the 4th Order of Merit.
Address: No. 6, i chome,
Nagata - machi, Kojrmachi,
Tokyo.

Matsumoto, Giichiro (tS * ft
— W), Managing Director of
the Kakegawa Bank ; b, Aug.
1877 in Shidzuoka-ken, 3rd
s. of Gengor5 Kuroda, and
adopted by Bunji Matsumoto;
m. Shige, adopted sister to
Eiji Matsumoto. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Kerogijuku
College, 1 899. Address ': Xa-
kegawa - machi, Ogasa - gun,
Shidzuoka-ken.
.Matsumoto, Gokiehi {^% HS
^), ex-Member of the House
of Eepresentatives; Eepresent-
ative Member of the Osawa
Gold Mine Company ; Direc-
tor of the Tokyo Railway
Company ; and of the Keihin
Bank; b. Aug. 1862 in Hyo-
go-ken ; 4th s. of Genzaemon
Imai, a samurai of Hydgo-
ken, and adopted by jiSbei
Matsumoto; m. K\ 5, adopted
d. of Gensbiku Tsuchiya.'
Educ. : studied Chinese clas-
sics. Once served as Private.
Secretary to the Minister of
Communications, the same tb'
the Financial Minister, etc.;;
has been decorated with the'

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Met

4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address: No. 75, Hitotsugi-
cho, Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel. :
3083 Shimbashi.

Matsumoto, Ikuro (*2?|:ff5ra),
Judge of the Court of Admini-
strative Litigation ; b. Dec.
1866 in Tokyo; ist s. of
Taijii5 Mori, and adopted by
a certain Matsumoto ; m.
Rucie (Rushu), sister of Ka-
geaki Ueno, a samttrai of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Tokyo Foreign Lan-
guage School and the Doitsu
Kyokzvai Semmon Gakko
(German Association School).
Passed the Higher Civil Ser-
vice Examination ; entered
the Department of Agricul-
ture and Commerce ; after
serving as Councillor of se-
veral prefectures, and Com-
missioner of several Depart-
ments, was transferred to
present post ; has been deco-
rated with the 5th Order of
Merit. Address : No. 29, shi-
rogane-cho, Ushigome, To-
kyo.

Matsumato, Jui (/fS ;^ a ^),
Section Chief of the Monopoly
Bureau; b. Aug. 1873 in
Fukushima-ken ; ist .f. ofjui
Matsumoto, a samurai of
Fukushima ; m. Toyo, sister
of Midzutaka Okoshi. Educ:
graduat<=d from the College
of law, 'Tokyo Imperial U-
ttiversity 1898- Passed the

Higher Civil Service Examin-
ation, 1898;. visited Europe,
1 899-1901; Once was Sec-
i^etary to the Financial De-
partment. Address : No.' 346,
Sen d agaya , Se ndagay a-machi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokio, Tel. :
2892 Shiba.

Matsumoto, Kametaro (K^
ii.*.S15), President of the
Takasago Bank; b. Mar. i860
in Hyogo-ken ; 1st s. of Mo-
kubei Matsumoto; vi. Masa,
adopted sister of Tanekichi
Shimazawa. A^/dress : Taka.-
sago-mura, Kako-gun, Hyogo-
ken.

Matsumoto, Kanae (*S;^fi),
Major-Gpneral ; Commander
of the ist Brigade of Field
Artillery; b. Jan. 1856 in
Shimane-ken ; ist i-. of Reijiro
Matsumoto, a samurai of
Shimane-ken; m. Tei, 1st </.
of his uncle, of the name of
Miki. Educ. : graduated from
the Military Academy. Sub-
Lieutenant, Feb. 1 879; Lieute-
nant of Artillery, Feb. 1883;
Captain of — , Oct. 1887;
Major of — , Aug. 1894;
Lieutenant Colonel of — ,
Oct. 1899; Colonel of — ,
Nov. 1902 ; Major-Genera!,
Nov. 1907 ; took part in the
Russo-Japanese War as Com-
mander of the Artillery of the
ist Army, and after the end
of war, was rewarded with
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•aad the 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite in recognition of his ser-
vices. Address : Headquaj-
ters of the 1st Brigade of the
Field Artillery, "Tokyo.^

Matsumoto, Koshiro ctS ^
#ESIP, actor, proper name:
Kinshiro Fujima ; e. s. of
Kanyenion Fujima, famous
tntoi of Odori (Japanese
dance) ; 6. May 1870 in Ku-
wana, Miye-ken ; m. Suzu, d.
of Kichijun Aoki. Became
pupil of Panjuro Ichikawa,
the 9th Ichikawa ; succeeded
the famous actor family Ko-
shiro Matsumoto in 1911 ;
merdber of the Tokyo Actors'
Union. Address: 11 Nicbo-
me, Hamacho, Nihonbashi-ku,
Tokyo. Id.: 541 Naniwa,

Matssumoto. Ky i (;fe * ^ M'),
Procurator, ciuef procurator
of the Kagoshima District
Court; ^. 16 Jan. 1855, Aichi
prefecture ; 1st s. of Otohachi
Matsumoto; m. Toku, ist d.
of Kurobei Chiga, a samurai of
Aichi prefecture. Passed the
Examination for Bench, 1887;
Judge of the Kochi and Na-
gasaki District Courts ; Pro-
curator, 1896, Procurator of
the Miyagi Court of Appeal ;
Chief Procurator of the Akita
District*- Court ; then present
post since 1904. Decoration :
4th Order of Merit. Address :
The Kagoshima District Court.
_ Matsumoto, Magouemon (ifS^js

M^'mV, President of the
Mitsuboshi Coal Co. ; Auditor
of the i.Akai Railway Com-
pany;' brewer; d. Jan. 1873
in Fukushima-ken ; ist 5. of
Senzo Matsumoto, a samurai
of Fukushima-ken ; m. Ktsa,
2nd d. of Kichigoro Izawa.
Once elected Member of the
House of Representatives ;
has been decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address: No. 12, Yanaka
Shimidzu-cho, Shitaya, To-
kyo. Tel. : 1036 Shitaya.

JSIatsumoto, Matataro it^;^^'
:k.W), Bungakuhakushi ; Doc-
tor of Philosophy (Yale Uni-
versity) ; Prof, at the College
of Literature of the Kyoto
Imperial University ; Principal
of the Kyoto Municipal Paint-
ing School and Kyoto Muni-
cipal Fine Arts and Technical
School; b. Sept. 1865 i"
Kotsuke province ; 2nd s. of
Tasuku lino, a samurai of
Takasaki clan, Kotsuke, and
adopted by Kanjiro Matsu-
moto ; in. Ren, 4th d, of
Shichisaburo Sakamoto, a
samurai of Kanagawa-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1893 ; studied psychology in
the University Hall; studied
Experimental Psychology in
the Yale University, U. S. A.,
1 896- 1898; studied Psycho-

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iQgy and Physiology in Lei-
pzig University, Germany, b)'
t1ie order of the Educational
Department, 1 898-1900. As-
sistant in the Yale Uaiversify;
Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School and Tokyj
Female Highcy Normal
School ; Lecturer at the Col-
lege of Literature of the Tokyo
Imperial University, at Wase-
da Universit)'-, and at the
Japan Women's University ;
Prof, of the College of Liter-
ature of the Kyoto Imperial
University, since July, 1906 ;
while abroad, he made an
inspection tour through Eng-
land, Germany, France, Italy,
Greece, Belgium, Austria, etc.
Publications : Researches on
Acoustic Space (written in
English) ; On the Hour of
Action' of Body and Mind ;
etc. Recreations: Travelling;
Fine Arts. Address : O^i^osxte.
side of the North gate of the
Kyoto Imp. Univ., loshida-
machi, suburb of Kyoto.

Matsumoto, Kyoshichi {kl%
K-b), Director of Oriental
Ink Manufacturing Co. Ad-
dress : Hornminato-cbo, Kyo-
baihi, Tokyo.

Matsumoto, Kyotaro {'k'k':^'%.
isM), President of the Nippon
Ko^yo Kabushiki Kwaisha
(the Japan Exploitation Com-
pany), Hokkaido. Address :
Tosabori-uramachi, Nishi-ku,

Osaka.

_ Matsumoto, f-aburo (!s&_A<-S.
EiPjSurgeon Major-Gcn. on the
reserve; xe-Officer of the Sani-
(ary Department of the Mili-
tary Office; (5. Nov. 1861 in
Mine province; 1st s. of Ke-
ifuku Matsumoto, a samurai
of Mino province ; m. Chiyo,
.-lister of Sainosuke Yogo, a
samurai of Tokyo. EdiLc. :
studied in the Tokyo Foreign'
Language School and the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imperial University. Surgeon
Second Lieutenant, Feb. 1884;
— Lieutenant;, Apr. 1887 ;
~ Captain, Dec 1889; —
Major, Mar. 1897 ; — Lieute-
nant-Colonel, Dec. 1899 ; was
decorated by the President of
France with the Legion de^
Notre in recognition of his
services during the Boxer
Trouble, 1900 ; Surgeon Co-
lonel, Dec. 1903 ; Surgeon
Inspector Major Gesieral, Nov.
1907 ; took part in both the
Japan-China and the Russo-
Japmese wars; has been de-
corated with the 2nd Order of
tlic Sacred Treasure and th.e
St!) Class of the Golden Kite.
Address.' No. 552, Ochiaij
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Matsumoto, Seisuke (ifS*^
%), Director of the Hiro-
shima Water-power Electric
Company ; Auditor of the
Hirosliima Bank; b. Nov.

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1849 in Hiroshima-ken ; ist
J. of Cbubei Sasaki, and adop-
ted by Mambel Matsumoto;
m. Shima, ist d. of his foster-
father. Address ; No. 35.
Tsukamoto-machi, Hiroshima-
shi.

Jffatsumoto, Seizaburo (IS*
JiHS15), Managing, Director
of the Kyushu Commercial
Bank ; President of the Higo
Steamship Company ; b. May
1878 in Kumamoto-ken ; 2nd
s. of Iwasaburo Matsumoto, a
smfiurai of Kumaflioto-keti ;
in. Toyo, 4th d. of Saburo
Shimada. Address 7 Hinaku-
machi, Ashiklta-gun, Kuma-
■ moto-ken.

Matusmoto, Shimanosuke (M
*,^,iSS), one of the highest
tax-payers of Fukushima-ken ;
Representative Member of the
Matsumoto Partnership ; d.
28 July 1856, in Fukushima
prefecture; ist j. of Hachiro-
zaem.on Matsumoto ; m. Ko,
y. sister to Jingohyoe Kondo,
of Fukushima prefecture. Ad-
dress : Ishii-mura, Higashi-'
shirakawa - gun, Fukushim.a-
ken.

, Matsumoto, Tokimasa (iSTKBj
IE), Mayor of. Wakamatsu.
Decoration : 4th Order of
Merit. Address; the City
Hall, Wakamatsu, Fukushima
prefecture.

Matsumoto, Tomekichi {itt^
^%), Director of the Tokyo

Electric Lamp Co., Represen-
tative Member of the Fujiku-
ra Electric Wire and Gum
Company; b. Dec. 1868 in
Tochigi-ken ; 5th s. of Kuma-
kichi Fujikura, and adopted
by Namiz5 Matsumoto; m.
Ei, 1st d. of his foster-father.
Address: No. 4 Samonch5,
Yotsuya, Tokyo. Tel: 2321
Bancho.

Matsumoto, Tsunenosuke (1£
*. fa ;i B), ex-Member of the
House "6? Representatives ;
Director of the Tsu Electric
Light Co., and of the Daini-
hon Railway Co.; Auditor of
the Miye - ken Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, of the
Joint Publishing Company ;
Special Member of the Tsu
Chamber of Commerce ; <5.
Feb. 1866 in Miye-ken ; ist s.
of S5ichi Matsumoto, a samu-
rai of Miye-ken ; m. Sue, 4th
d. of Shokichi Mori, a samu-
rai of Gifu-ken. Educ: Do-
shisha College ; graduated
from the Tokyo Semmon Gak-
ko (predecessor of the present
Waseda University), 1888.
Elected member of the House
of Representatives, 1904; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : No. 3, Kotohira-cho,
Shiba, Tokyo. (Country ad-
dress : No. 42, Sendo-machi,
Tsu-shi, Miye-ken). Tel.: 3268
Shimbashi Cho. (Country ; 1 3

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Matsumoto, Wa {U :^ IB),
Vice-Admiral ; Chief of the
Naval Construction Bureau ;
^. Dec. 1859 in Tokyo; 2nd
s. of Jia-uemon Matsumoto ;
m. Seki, 2nd d. of Atsumi Ku-
rosawa, a samurai of Miye-
ken. Educ: graduated from
the Naval Academy, 1880.
Captain, Sept 1899; Rearr
Admiral, Nov. 1905; Vice-
Admiral, Dec. 1909 ; took
part in the Russo-Japanese
War as Captain of the battle-
ship Fuji, and at the end of
the War, was decorated with
the 2nd Order of the Sacred
Treasure and the 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite in recognition
of his meritorious services dur-
ing the War. Address : No. 7
Hikawa-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2861 Shimbashi.

Matsumoto, Yasuzo (f2*Sis),
Prof, of the Mercantile Marine
School ; b. Feb. 1857 5" Hyo-
go-ken ; 3rd s. of Uchii Tsuda,
a samurai of Hyogo-ken ; and
adopted by Nobu Matsumoto;
m. Nao, 1st d. of Kan Matsuo.
Entered the Department of
Agriculture and Coinmerce,
1882 ; present post since Dec.
1888 ; lias been decorated
with the 4th Order of Merit.
Address : No. 26, 2 chome,
Tsukiji, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Tel: 116 Shimbashi.

Matsumura, Hambei i^W^-^
^), one of the highest' tax-
payers of Tochigi-ken ; l>. July
1864 in Tochigi-ken; 2nd s.
of Yasubei( Matsumura, and
adopted by Hambei Matsu-
mura; m. Yone, ist d. of his
foster - father. Address : Ho-
kugo - Mura, Ashikaga - gun,
Tochigi-ken.

Matsumura, Junictii (if2 ^ ^
— )> Naval Captain, attache
to the Japanese Embassy in
Paris; inspector of the naval
ship building; l>. in ,1873.
Ediic. : Naval Academy.
Lieutenant-commander, Sep.
1903; Commander, Sept.
1906; Capt., Dec. 1912. De-
corations : 4th Class of R. S.,
4th Order of G. K. Address-^
the Japanese Embassy in
Paris.

Matsumura, , Kaiseki (tS^t^fr
5), christian preachef, theo-
logian ; b. in Ibaraki prefec-
ture. Editc: mission schools,
but mostly self-taught. While
young he went to Yokohama
and became a Christian ; after
engaging in mission work in
several local churches, he be-
came a writer to a Christian
Magazine; and shortly after-
wards engaged in educational
work becoming, %ead-master
of Hokuetsu Gakukwan, a
private school in Niigata pre-
fecture, and then Principal of
the Yamagata English School;

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he was then engaged by the
Tokyo Y. M. C. A. as its
lecturer, and preached with
much success and earnestness;
resigning this post he publi-
shed a religious magazine
called " Keisei," and did much
in social educational work ;
after publishing the " Risshi-
no-Ishidzue " (the Foundation
of the Will), he had much in-
fluence with young men, which
work spread very widely and
rapidly. Tublications: history
of rise and fall of universal
countries; several works on
religion and culture. Address:
No. 83, Sanbancho, Kojima-
chi-ku, Tokyo.

Matsumura, .Tsurnso (^MH
if), Kogakuhakushi, Prof, of
the Science and Engineering
College of the Kyoto Imp.
Univ., (Cliair-Machanical En-
gineering). Address; The
Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto.

Matsamura, Matsutoshi (ISM
IJiji), Rigakuhakushi ; Prof, at
the College of Agriculture o!
the Tohoku Imperial Univer-
sity; b. Mar. 1872 in Hyogo-
ken ; 3rd i. of Johei Matsu-
mura, a samurai of Hyogo-
ken; m. Ito, sister ofTamaki
Fujita. Educ: graduated from
the Sapporo Agricultural Col-
lege, 1895 ; studied in Ger-
many by government order,
May 1899-Oct. 1902. Assis-
tant Prof, at his alma mater,

1896; then full Prof. 1902;
Rigakuhakushi, Dec. 1903 ;
present post since Sept. 1907.
Address : No. 2, 5 chonie,
Kitahachijyo Nishi, Sapporo,
Hokkaido-

Matsumura,Mosu!re {i^^%Wi,
Director of one of the Bureaus
in the Educational Depart-
ment; b. Feb. 1869 in Shi-
dzuoka-ken ; 1st s. of Genjiro
Matsumura ; m. Toshi, 2nd d.
of Eishichi Nozaki. Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1894 An official
of the Holckaido Prefectural
Government, 1894; passed
ilie Higher Civil Service Exa-
mination, 1897 ; Councillor of
Iwate prefecture, 1898 ; Coun-
cillor of Nagasaki prefecture ;
Councillor of the Educational
Office, 1900 ; Director of the
Ordinary Education Bureau
since 1908 ; has been decorat-
ed with the 4th Order of Me-
rit. Address : No. lOi, Ha-
yashicho, Koishii^awa-ku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 1223 Bancho.

Matsumura, Nao-omi (Mfi^
E), ,Kea,r^Admiral, put on the
waiting list since 'April 191 1;
b. 1861. Educ. : graduated
from the Naval Cadet School.
2nd Commander, 11 Dec.
1897 ; Commander, 27 Dec.
1897; Captain, July 1904;
Rear - Admiral, ' Apr. 191 1.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the

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Mat.

Rising Sun ; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address :
the Saseho Naval Station.

Matsnmnra, Ninzo (tSitfliH),
Rigakiihakuski ; Prof, at the
Science College of the Tokyo
Imperial University (chair-
Botany) ; Director of the Bo-
tanical Garden ; b. Jan. 1856
in Ibaraki-ken ; ist s. of Gifu
Matsumura, a samurai of
Ibaraki-ken ; m. Riu, ist d. ol
Masayasu Yanianouchi, a i«-
»«/t-/7z of Kyoto. Educ: stu-
diec at the Tokyo Kaisei Gak-
ko (a government school) ;
studied in the Wurzburg and
Heidelburg Universities. As-
sistant-Prof, at the Tokyo
University, 1.883 > the same at
the Science College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1889; and then full Prof.,
1890; Rigakuhakushi, 1890;
has been director of the Bota-
nical Garden since June 1897 ;
made an inspection tour in
Europe and America by go-
vernment order, 1906 ; has
been decorated with the 3rd
Order of Merit. A well-known
botanist. Publications : many
works on botany. Address :
No. 16, Koniagome Akebono-
cho, Hon go, Tokyo.

Matsumura, Sadao {'^1;UM.M),
Consul General at Hankow ;
b. Sept 1868 in Kochi-ken ;
2nd s. of Joran Matsumura,

a samurai of Kochi ken, and
adopted by Shozan Matsumu-
ra ; m, Kikne, ist d. of Shiu
Tamura. Educ. : graduated
from the Wafutsu Horitsu
Gakko (Japanese and French
• Law School, a private institu-
tion, the forerunner of the pre-
sent Hosei College), passed
the Examination for the Dip-
lomatic Service, Sept. 1897;
Eleve-Consul, 1897; 3rd Se-
cretarj^ of the Japanese
Legation in Belgium ; Consul
at Antwerp and then at
Chongshun ; has been deco-
rated with the 5th Order of
Merit. Address : the Japanese
Consulate-Generalj Hankow,
China.

Matsumura, Seikichi (tSIt^
g), Apothecary; Managing!
Director of the Yokohama
Glass Manufacturing Com-
pany, etc.; b. Jan. 1848 in
Hyogo-ken ; ist j. of Heidayii
Yasunaga ; m. Tomi, 2nd d.
ofYohei Kinugawa. Started"
business life as a trader in
Yokohama, finally reaching
his present successful position.
Address : No. 6, i Chome,
Otamachi, Yokohama. 7>/.:
T5 Gbo. Tokyo_BranGh : Ad-
dress : No. 1 2, Okubo-Yocho-
machi, Ushigomeku, Tokyo.

Matsumura, Sh hei (if2|Jlt^).
ex-Member of thr. House of Pe-
ers (representing iiighest tax-
payers of Ibaraki-ken); b. Oct.
1854 in Ibaraki-ken ; brother

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ofHci-chiroOgawa, and adopt-
ed by Shinzo Matsumura. Ad-
dress : Sodo-mura, Yuki-gun,
Ibaraki-ken.

Matsmnnra, Tatsuo {W^W^),
^ptainj chief instructor of
Tfflel^^al College; b. 1864.1
Educ.: graduated from the
Naval Cadet School. Second
Commander, June i8g8 ;
Commander, Oct. 1902 ; Cap-
tain, Sept. 1907. Decorations :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun ;
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure ; 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: 51, 2ch6me,
Shirogane - daimachi, Shiba,
Tokyo.

Matsumura, Tokij? (MM^'^'),
ex-Member of the House of Pie-
ers (representing highest tax-
payers of Kumamoto-ken);Pre-
sident of- the Tamana Batik ;
Auditor of the Higo Agricul-
tural and Commercial Bank,
etc.; 6. Feb. 1855 in Kuma-
moto ; 4th s. of Chunojyo Se-
ki, a samurai of Kumanioto,
and adopted by Gihei Matsu-
mura ; m. Take, 4th d. of Zen-
shi Yoshizawa, a samurai of
Kumamoto. Member of the
Kumamoto Prefectural As-
sembly, 1892 ; Member of the
House of Representatives,
1903 ; Member of the House
of Peers .since Nov. 1907.
Address : Hara-aka-mura, Ta-
inana-gun, Kumamoto-ken.

Matsumura, Yasuo (*2*>fS^),

Colonel pf Infantry , Comman-
der oT the 39th Regiment of
Infantry; b. 1865, Dita prefec-
ture. Sub - Lieutenant, June
1885 ; Lieutenant, Nov. 1888 ;
Captain, July 1894; Major,
Oct. 1900; Lieutenant-Colonel,
Apr. 1905 ; Colonel, Sept.
1908. Decorations : 4th Order
of the Rising Sun ; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
the 39th Regiment of Infantry,
Himeji.

Matsumuro, Itasu (:K ^ Sfe),
ex-jMinister of Justice ein-
ce December 1913-February

of the Court of Cassation ;
b. Jan. 1852 in Fukuoka-ken ;
ist s. of Shingo Matsumuro, a
samurai of Fukuoka-ken; m.
Koto, 1st d. of Tsuneyuki Yo-
tsuya, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ: graduated from the To-
kyo University in ,1884: pro-
bationary Jud'ge, 1884 ; Judge,
1885; Judge of the Tokyo
Court of Appeal, the same
year ; Public Procurator, and
Procurator in Chief of the
Nagasaki Court of Appeal,
June 1898 ; President of the
same Court, June 1901 ; pre-
sent post since July 1904 ; in
addition had held tlae post

of President of the Administ-
rative Litigation Court ; has
been decorated with the 2nd,
Order of Merit. Address : Noi
22 Okuboyocho-machi, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo. Tel.: 2409

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Baiictio.
BCatsunaga, Kiicliiro (^^2: :fe S

— Ii5). Expert to the Rail-
way Board as well , as to
the Department of the Com-
munications; i>. the 8th ;«.
of the 5th J', of Meiji (1873)
in Toyama-ken; s. of Toyo-
kichi Matsunaga; m. Kiyoko,
2nd d. of Nisaku Hori.
Edttc: graduated from the
Engineering College (mecha-
nical course) of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (1899). Present
post since 1869; sent to
Europe and America on an
official mission, 1906-07. Ad-
dress: No. 2, Yayoi-cho, Kon-
go, Tokyo. ?>/.: i357Shitaya.
Matsunaga, Yuju [l^^j^f^)^),
Rear-Admiral on the reserve ;
b.\% Aug. 1849, Kochi pre-
fecture ; 1st s. of Shinsai Ma-
tsunaga ; m. Kin, adopted d.
%i Yasuyuki Hashidzume, a
samurai of Tokyo. Was made
2nd Sub-L'eutenant in 1877,
and by gradual promotion
was ultimately raised to the
rank of Rear-Admiral in 19-
03 ; took part in both the
Japan-China and the Russo-
Japanese Wars ; placed on the
retired list, 1907. Decorations :
2nd Order of Merit ; 4th Class
of Golden Kite. . Address :
159 Kogai-machi, Azabu, To-
kyo.

Matsunaga, Yasuhiko (ISrjtS
^), President of the Kashinia

Bank ; Director of the Yoshi-
wara Bank, and of the Fuji
Transportation Company ; i.
Mar. i860 in Shidzuoka-ken ;
2nd J. of Suirei Naito, a samu-
rai of Shidzuoka, adopted by
Shoko Matsunaga', in. Kuni,
2nd d. of his foster-father.
Address : Kajima-mura, Fuji-
gun, Shidzuoka-ken.

Matsunaga, Yasuzayemon
Cta^x^SftP^). proprietor of
Fukumatsu firm (coal and
cokes merchant), managing
director of the Kyushu
Electric Light and Railway
Co. Ltd., director of the
Nippon Gas Co., Ltd; b. 1876
at Iki, Nagasaki prefecture;
s. of the late Yasuzaemon;
m. Itsuko Takeoka in March
1905. graduated from Keio-
gijuku in 1900. Entered the
Nihon Bank, 1900; managed
Marusan firm with Mr. Mo-
mosuke Fukuzawa; after-
wards established Fukumatsu
firm and has carried on coal
business in Kobe and Osaka
over ii^en years; in 1809
founded an electric railway
at Fukuoka city and opened
the foundation of the present
Kyushu Electric Light and
Railway Co.; besides he has
connection with many com-
panies. Recreations: picture
and riding. Address : 7
Nichome Matsushima-cho,
Nishi-ku, Osaka. 7^/.: -3240:

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^95 S Nishi. Clubs: Tokyo-
club. Kojunsha.

iu..»(,6aaami, Hidezane (tSJfK^
f[), Expert of Dendrology in

the Department of Agriculture
and Commerce ; b. Mar. 1865
in Iwate-ken ; 2nd s. of Tsu-
nazo Hinote, a samurai .ot
Iwate-ken, and adopted by
Naozane Matsunami ; m. Yo-
shi, 3rd d. of Takehira A^o,
Educ: graduated from the
Agricultural and Dendrologi-
cal School. Entered the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commerce and served as a
Forest Official ; has been de-
corated with the 4th Order o.
Merit. Address: No. 180,
Shimo-osaki Sakanoshita, O-
saki-mura, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.
Tel:. 1588 Shiba.

Matsunami, Niiehiro (tS ?&.fc
— fili), Hogakuhakushi ; Prof
of the Law College, Tokyo
Imperial University (chair-
Commercial Law) ; b. Dec.
1867 in Osaka; 1st s. of
Niuemon Matsunami, a samu-
rai of Osaka ; m. Tama, 4th
d. of Idzuru Tsuda, a samurai
of Chiba. JEduc. : graduated
from the Doshisha College ;
graduated from the College
of Law, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1893 ; further prose-
cuted his studies in Europe.
I'rof. at the iSTaval College ;
attended the International
Maritime Li w C o n f e r e n c.e

held in London as the Ja-
panese Representative, i 8^9 ;
again attended the same
Conference held in Paris next
year; returned home, 190x3;
Hogakuhakushi, 1901 ; has
been decorated with the 5 th
Order of Merit. Publications :
Lectures on Maritime Law ;
Naval Criminal Law ; Com-
mercial Law ; etc. Address :
No. 17, Nakamachi, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo.

Matsuno, Atsuyoshi (ISIfE
S). Judge ; President of the
Niigata District Court ; b.
July 1849 in Saga-ken ; 3rd
s. of Tadahira Tsuruda, a
samurai of Saga, and adopted
by Rui Matsuno ; m. Nao,
sister of ShSken Sumiya, a
samnrai of Ibaraki-ken ; En-
tered the Department of
Justice, 1876; Public procu-
rator, 1881;- Judge, 1882;
after serving as Judge of
Hiroshima and Matsuyama
District Courts, Chief Judge
of the Tokyo District Court,
President of the Utsunomiya
District Court, was transferred
to the present post in Apr.
1899 ; has. been decorated
with the 3rd Order of Merit.
Address : Official House of
the Niiga.ta District Couit,
N iigata-shi.

Matsuno, Senkatsu (j^ |f =^

fit")) expert of the Railway
Board, .sectional chief of the

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central railway superinten-
dent office. Address: official
residence, No. 30 Shiodome-
cho, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:
i6g8 Shinbashi.

Matsuo, Heijiro (:fSfS¥*IB,
Representative Member of the
Naigwai Products Catnpany ;
Director of the Matsuzaka
Water-power Electric Com-
pany, and of the H5ko Oil
Company, etc.; Inspector of
the Osaka Laaip Lighting
Company; 6. Oct. 1861 in Osa-
ka; ists. of Katsuzo Matsuo;
in. Koma, 2nd d. of Ushichi
Takamatsu. Address : No.
22, 2 chofi.e, Uchihiratso-
machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
Tel. : 3090 Higashi.

Matsuo, Hisao (;f2 Wi X %^^
Director of the Mousseline
de Laine Spinning and
Weaving Co., Ltd.; b. the
nth m. of the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1871) in Mie-ken; 4th
s. of Kazunao Matsuo; m.
Matsuko, £. d. of Heisaku
lida ■ of Oita-ken. Edicc:.
graduated from the Economic
Course of the Keiogijuku,
1894. Entered the Jiji-
Shimpo, a daily paper, as
writer immediately after
graduation; vi^as in China as
the Peking correspondent of
the paper, 1 896-1 898; ma-
nager of the Osaka branch
of the Jiji-Shimposka; ma-
nager of the Murai Co.,

1899; present post since
1908. Address: No. . 58,
Funabashi-cho, Higashi-fcu,
Osaka. - Tel.: 2697 Minami.

Matsuo, Kanzo^^ f)Bb W,%'S.),
Director of the Teikoku Gas
pnd Electric Lamp Co. L'ted,
inspector of the Japan Hypo-
thec Bank, the Japan Soy Com-
pany, the Japan Traffic Auto-
mobile Company, and of the
Toa Oil Company, etc.; 6. Sept.
1 859 in Saga-ken; ist s. of To-
km-o Matsuo; m. Chiyo, ist d.
of Tasukichi Michiyama. Ad-
dress : No. 2 of 5th of Shiba
Park, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 122
Cho Shiba.

Matsuo, SWnzen (g®E#),
Baron (cr. 1907); ex-Governor
of the Japan IBank ; l>. Feb.
1843 in Harima province ; ist
s. of Saheiji Shimone, and
adopted by Katanobu Matsuo,
a samurai of Uwajima clan,
lyo ; m. Hide, 2nd d. of Goro
Matsuo. From the beginning
of his ofScial career, has
always been engaged in finan-
cial matters either as Secre-
tary of the Financial Office
or as Chief of the National
Loan Bureau, etc.; Member of
the House of Peers since May
1900; Governor of Bank of Ja-
pan, 1 903- 19 1 1; was decorated
with the 1st Order of Merit in
recognition of service rend-
ered to the Empire. Address:-
No. 80. Shinsakft-machi, Aka-

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saka, Tokyo. Tel : 55 Toku
Cho Shimbashi.

Matsuo, Toshio (,^ g -^ ±),

Manager of the ■ Tokyo
Branch of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, Ltd.; 3. in
1861 at Shimahara, Naga-

, saki-ken; a. s. of Sawa
Matsuo; m. in 1885. Educ:

\ studied at Kogyokusha, Keio-
gijiku, Mitsubishi Commercial
school. Entered the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank when it
was inaugurated; served as
a member of its New York
Agency, 1886-1892; made a
tour of inspection through
Europe and America as one
of the suite of Mr. Naga-
tane Soma, president of the
Yokohama Specie Bank,
1893; opened the Bombay
branch of the Bank and be-
-came its Manager, 1895; again
sent to Europe and America,
1899; again Manager of the
Bombay Branch; Manager
-of the Osaka Branch, 1905;
present post since 1907; is
an authority of foreign
exchange business. Chibs:
Nihon Club; Kojyunsha;
Bank Club. Address: No.
30 Takanawa Minami-cho,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 477
Shiba.

Matsuo, Tsurutaro (KMSli:
51?), Kogakuhakushi ; Inspec-

.«l2££^Sg^^-*tJSra,yal Const-
xuction on the reserve; Indepe-

ndent business-man, 4th rank
of Junior (Ju-shi-i); &. Aug.
1864 in Saga, Hizen; ist s.
64 in Saga, Hizen ; Tst s.
of Kiyosbidzu Matsuo; m:
Shina, 2nd d. of Sob^i Niwa,
a .r«w«/;w of Saga-ken. Educ:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing Department of the Tokyo
University, 1885. Retiring
from the
Naval
service,
in which
'*^«* •«i«» ■ . A- 1 jj e was

an Offii-
cer for

v? ■* .■■ "'-^' ag MK' twenty

^^'^^ entered

husiness; proceeded ahroad 4
times ,and stayed there 8
years in total; decorated with
the 3rd Order of Merit and
the 4th Class of Golden Kite.
C/ud : Tokyo Club. Address •
No. 169, Aoyama Harajuku,
Sendagaya-machi, Toyotama-
giin, Tokyo. Tel. : 295 1 Shiha;

(Office) 3983 Honkyoku.

Matsaoka, Hisashi (Is 1^ N)>
Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Technical School ; l>. Apr.
1 862 in Okayama-fcen ; 2nd
J. of Rin Matsuoka, a samurat
of Okayama; m. Hana, ist d.
of Kokun Kishimoto, a samu-
rai of Okayama. Educ. : clan-

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school ; Fine Arts School ;
went over to Italy to continue
his studies in 1880, graduatng
at a Fine Art School there in
1887. Military Prof. ; Inspec-
tor ot' the Patent Bureau and
then pressnt post 1899. Ad-
dress: No. 122, Kitashinaga-
wa, Tokyo-fu.

Matsnoka, Kcki (IS m M Wf
Member of the . House of
Peers ; President of the Japan
University (a private institu-
tion) ; ex-Minister of Agricul-
ture and Conimerce ; 6. June,
1846 in Tdkushima clan ; 4th
s. of Sazaemon Matsuoka, a
samurai of Tokushima, Awa
province; m. Mitsu, 1st d. of
Kakuzd Komuro, a samurai
of I^yoto. Entered the De-
partment of Justice in 1871 ;
Judge ; President of the Tokyo
Court, and then of the Kobe
Court ; made an inspection
tjour in Europe by government
order, 1 886-1 887 ; appointed
President of the Tokyo Ap-
peal Court, 1890; Public
Procurator General, 1892;
nominated Member of the
House of Peers, 1891 ; was
twice Vice-Minister for Home
Affairs in 1894 and 1898;
then became President of
the Administrative Litigation
Court till Jan. 1906 when he
entered the Saionji Cabinet
as Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce ; resigned his

Ministerial post in 1908 ; has
been decorated with the ist
Order of Merit, Address:
No. 24, Zaimoku-ch5, Azabu,
Tokyo. TeL: 153 Shiba.

Matsuoka, Manjiro {fSMWK
IR), public_auditor ; b. May.
1863 in Osaka; 2nd s of
Gohei Matsuoka ; w. Ito, 3rd
d. of Shinzo Tsunekawa. Is
now Chief of the 4th Section
of the Board of Audit. Ad-
dress : 78th of Yamasato, No.
3, Yarai-machi, Ushigonie,
Tokyo.

Matsuoka, Michiharu (tSKil
vS), Igakiihakushi ; Prof, at
the Medical College of the
Kyoto Imperial University
(chair — Orthopedic Surgery);
b. Oct 1871 in Yamaguchi-
ken ; 2nd s. of Fujizo Ma-
tsuoka, and adopted by
Shinkichi Matsuoka. Ediic. :
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.; studied in' Germany
for three years by government
order. Assistant to the Me-
dical College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ ; Assistant Prof,
of the Medical College of
Kyoto Imp. Univ. ; and then
its full Prof, Publications:
Arbeiten aus der chirurgisch-
orthopaedischen Universitaet-
sklinik von Dr, M. Matsuoka.
(Kioto, Japan. i)UeberdieV€r-
steifungderWirbeisaeule.Deut-,
sche Zeitschrift fuer Chirurgie.

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Band 92. 2) Ueber Gewebs-
veraenderungen der kuenstlich
erzeugten Kyphose der Sch-
wanzwirbelsaeule des Kanip-
chens. Archiv fuer Entwicke-
lungsmechanik der Organis-
men. Band 18. Heft 2. 3)
Ueber die Knochenresorption
durch maligne Geschwuelste.
Deutsche Zeitsclirift fuer Chi-
rurgie. Band 73. 4) Beitrag
zur Lehre von der foetalen
Knochenerkrankung. Deuts-
che Zeitschrift fuer Chirurgie.
Band 72. 5) Die Regeneration
des Kiiorpelgevvebes. Vir-
chows Archiv fuer patholo-
gische Anatomie und Physi-
ologie und fuer klinische
Medicin. Band 175. 6) Ein
Beitrag zur Lehre von der
idiopathischen Osteopsathy-
rosis. Deutsche Zeitschrift
fuer Chirurgie. Band 98. 7)
Beitrag zur Lehre von dem
Adainantinom. - Deutsche
Zeitschrift fuer Chirurgie.
Band 74. 8) Zur pathologi-
schen Anatomie des Carci-
noma papillosum ventrikuli.
Beitraege zur kl.inischen Chi-
rurgie. Band 46. 9) Ueber
primaere Magensarkonie. Mit-
teilungen der medicinischen
Facultaet der Kaiserlich-
Japanisclien Universitaet zu
Tokyo. Band 7. 10) Ueber
einen Fall von Nabelhernia
verursacht durch eine Dot-
tergangscyste. Deutsche Zeit-

schrift fuer Chirurgie. 11)
Ueber Geweb-weraenderungen
des veilagerten Hodens, Ne-
benhodens und Samenleiters.
Virchows Archiv fuer patho-
logische Anatomie und Pyh-
siologie und fuer klinische
Medicin. Band 180. 12) Die
Bedeutung der Knorpelbil-
dung nach Fraktur. Deutsche
Zeitschrift fuer Chirurgie. 1 3)
Ein Beitrag zur Lehre von
osteoplastischen Careinom.
Deutsche Zeitschrift fuer
Chirurgie. Band "jj. 14)
Ueber die Osteoarthritis de-
formans chronika juvenilis.
Deutsche Zeitschrift fuer Chi-
rurgie. Band 96. 15) Ueber
die Radiumverbrennung der
Haut. Deutsche Zeitschrift
fuer Chirurgie. Band 92. 16)
Ueber multiple Papillonie der
harnfuehrenden und h^nbe-
reitenden Wege der Niere.
Deutsche Zeitschrift fuer
Chirurgie. Band 68. 17) Ein
Beitrag zur Roentgendiag-
nostik der kindlichen Lungen-
tuberculose bei Malum Pot-
tii. Deutsche Zeitschrift fuer
Chirurgie. Band 94. 18) Ana-
tomische und radiologische
Untersuchungen der ange-
boren verrenkten Hueftge-
lenke. 19) Ueber die Hae-
mophilia spontanea. 20) Ue-
ber einen Fall von chronisch
deformierenden Knochenenf-
zuendung- 21) Wismutvergif-

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Mat

tung tiach Injektion. Kecrea-
tion: Reading. Address' No.
16, Yoshidiimachi Nakaoji,
Kyoto.

Matsuoka, shazj (S IS? li W)-
QaptaJELjGom. of ToyolioMhiwA
in addition of tbe 2nd Diving
Flotilla; h. 1869., Commander,
July 1904; Captain/ Oct. 1909.
1869, 2nd Commander, Oct.
1898 ; Commander, July 19-
04; Captain, Oct 1909.
Decorations : 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun ; 4th Class of
tlie Golden Kite.

Matsuoka, Shu {M. P3 #),
Captain, Captain of the ar-
mored cruiser Iwate.

Matsushima, Go (S S ill).
Author; b. Oct. 1854 in
Tokyo. Education. : studied
French, English and Chinese
Classics in the clan-school; stu-
died in theKeiogijuku. Teachei
of the Ibaraki Middle School;
Principal of the Saitama Mid-
dle School; Prof, at the "Ayo-
ma Gralmin" ; was Managing
Director of the Imperial Belief
Association for Soldiers' Fami-
lies during the late war; is
now its adviser; is one of the
managers of the " Aoyama
Gakuin," and Member of the
Akasaka Ward Council. Pu-
blications : Translation of H.
Spencer's " Social Statics ";
Mental Science; History of the
World ; History of Education;
Geography ; English Readers;

etc. Address: No. 1826,
Da'eato, Shimoshibuya, To-
yotariM-gun, Tokyo.

Matsushima, Kigoro (ifS % %
£ HR), Mayor of Takaoka.
Dec-oration : 5 th Order of
Merit. Address: the City Hall,
Nibanci 6, Takaoka, Toyama
prefecture.

Matsushima. Sh"shiro (*2S®
), Prof of the 3rd High
School ; (5. Dec. i860 in Shi-
dzuoka-ken ; ist s. of Masa-

yoshi Mat.sushima, & sainurai
of Shidzuoka-ken ; m. Kilcn,
2nd d. of Baron Mitsu Mae-
jima. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Science of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1888. Prof of the ist High
School, Aug. J 888 ; presnt
post since Oct. 1900; has
been decorated with the 5th
Order of Merit. Address : No.
410, Nishisakuragi-cho, 5
chome, Teramachi-dorl Ima-
degawa-noboru, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto.

Matsushita, Gunji (ST^tS),
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives ; Proprietor of
the Yamato news-paper ; b.
May 1867 in Nagano-ken ;
3rd s. of Shichizaemon Sa-
gato, and adopted by Kaku-
zaemon Matsushita ; vt. Masa.
2nd d. of Yoshinao Fukuda,
a samurai of Ishikawa-ken.
Elected M. H. R, for Tokyo.'
Addre&s : No. s, AkasM-cho,

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Tsukijij^Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel : 708 Kyobashi.

MatinsMta, Kyujiro (tlTXi^
W), dealer in fertilizers; d.
Jan. 1867 in Aichi-ken ; 2nd
s. of Sakubei Masa, and ado-
pted by Bungo Matsushita ;
m Ichi, 4th d. of Shinkichi
Sakuma. Address: No. 3587
Aokicho, Yokohama. Tel. :
454 Toku cho,

Matsushita, Teiji (t2 T M — ),
IgakuhakusJd -, Prof of the
Kyoto Imperial University
(chair :— -Hygiene) Address :
the Med. College, K. I. Univ.

Matsu-ura, Chinjiro (Sli_^
^ gU), Chief of the Spec.
Educ. Bur. and Councillor
to the Educ. Dep't; 6. Jun.
1872 in Ehime-ken ; 2nd s.
of So Matsu-ura, a samurai of
Ehime-ken ; m. Shima, sister
of Haruo Yamasaki Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1898. Passed the
Higher Civil Service Examina-
tion ; Councillor of Tokyo-
fu ; Councillor of the Educa-
tional Department ; Private
Secretary to the Educational
Minister ; was ordered to
proceed to Germany, 1907 ;
present post since 1912. Ad-
dress : No. 49, I chome,
Kobinatadsimachi, Koishika-
wa, Tokyo. Tel. : 888 Ban-
cho.

Matsu-ura, Hirotake (^S if %.

^),. Colonel, oflufantry, Prin-
cipat oiThe Central Military
Preparatory School; b. 1867,
Fukuoka prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant, July r888;- Lieute-
nant, Dec. 1893; Captain,
Oct. 1897, Major, Oct. 1903;
Lieutenant Colonel, Nov.
1907 ; then Colonel, Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Rising
Sun ; 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address', the Central
Military Praparatory School,
Tokyo.

Matsu-ura, KamezS (© ft ft,
WC), Judge ; President of the
Sapporo District Court ; b.
Aug. 1861 in Fukushima-ken;
1st s. of Ichigoro Matsu-ura ;
m. Kusu, 1st d. of Motonari
Tpkuhisa, a samurai ofcTo-
kyo. Passed the Examination
for Bench, 1886; after serving
as Judge of the Sendai Dis-
trict Court, Chief Judge of the
Miyagi Court of Appeal, and
President of the Hakodate
District Court, was ultimately
transferred to the present post
in Dec. 1906; has been' decora-
ted with the 4th Order of
M.&n'i. _ Address : No. i, Kita-
sanjyo Nishi, Sapporo, Hok-
kaido.

Matsu-ura, If amine (fe rS il
It), Director of Ihe.Matsu-ura
Hospital; ^^ Jan, 1875, Chi-
kugo province; s. of Genkyo
Matsu-ura ; m. 1903, Tokiko,
d. of the late Yoshiaki Haru-

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Mat

ki, M H. P. Educ. : gradu-
ated irom the Medical College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity. Once was the En-
gineer of Saitama-ken, and
Chief Doctor of Tokyo Ciiy.
Recreation : horticulture. Ad-
dress: 3, 4 chome, Aoyama
Minami-cho, Akasaka, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2632 Shiba.

Matsu-ura, Otoichiro {W^Za
-'115), Major of Commissariat ;
Commander of the 7th Bat-
talion of Commissariat ; b.
1866, Ehime prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, July
1889 ; Sub-Lieutenant of Com-
missariat, May 1890; Lieute-
nant, Nov. 1892; Captain, May
1895 ; Major, Dec. 1903. De-
corations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address: the
7th Battalion of Com., Asa-
higawa, Hokkaido.

Matsuura, Torasaburo (;i5J iS

S H 115), President and Pro-
fessor of the 5th High school;
b. August, the 2nd y. of Keio
(1866) in Nagasaki-ken; s.
of Shukuzo Matsuura; m. over
ten years ago. Educ: gra-
duated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imperial
Univ. Appointed successively
President of the Toyohashi
Middle Schoool, President of
the Shonai Middle School,
Professor of the Yamaguchi
High School, Professor of the
Yamaguchi Higher Com-

mercial School, and was
promoted to the present
position; has been invested
with the Fifth Order of
Merit. Recreations: reading,
travelling, and conversation
with young men. Address:
the 5th High School Kuma-
moto-ken. Tel:: 610.

Matsu-ura, Ushitaro (feri^W
iSicBP), Igakuhakushi, Piof.
of the Medical College of the
Kyoto Imperial University
(Chair-Dermatology and Sy-
philis); b. Nov. 1865 in Kuma-
moto-ken ; 3rd s. of Tetsuji
Matsu-ura ; m. Kiku, 2nd d.
of Gunta Oyama. Educ:
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University ; further studied
in Germany. Address : No.
59, Tanaka, Tanaka - muia,
Atago-gun, Kyoto.

Matsu-ura, Wahei (ISif W^),
Prof at the Tokyo Higher
Technical School. Address.-
Yoyogi, Toyotama-gLm, To-
kyo- fu.

_ Matsu-ura, Yoshiharu (tS iffi
«^#). ex-Chief Judge of
the Administrative Litigation
Court; A Sept. 1851 in
Tokyo; ist s, of Matsumori
Matsu-ura ; m. Nobu, 2nd d.
of Ryo7.6 Miura. Address:
No, 13, Kita-machi, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo. Tel: rij2
Bancho.

Matsuura, Zensuke C^fg r§ ^

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Sectional Chief of tlie Tokyo
Arsenal, Member of the
Military Technical Com-
mittee; d. 1868 in Hyogo.
Sub-Lieut., July 1888; Lieut.,
Nov. 1891; Captain, June
1895; Major, June 1903;
Lieut.-Colonel, Feb. 1905;
Colonel, July 1910. Decora-
tions: 5th Order of S. T.,
4th Order of R. S., 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: No. I Minami-Iga-cho,
Yotsuya, Tokyo.

BXatsuzaki, Ichiro (;f2 ^ rti
W)i nom de plnme: " Ten-
min" or " Hakumenro," editor
of the Tokyo AsaJii news-
paper, (at the dep't of social
affairs); h. i8th May 1878
at Ochiai-machi, Maniwa-
gun, Okayama prefecture;
s. of Motogoro Matsuzaki
(rnother Minako); in. Saku,
2nd d. of Mitsutaro Wata-
nabe in /goi. Educ: priva-
tely selftaught. From his
youth he studied hard under
difificulties working in various
labour field; after adult
engaged in newspaper edi-
torial work, successively
entering the offices of Osaka
Shinpo,' Osaka Asahi, Koku-
min Shinbun and the Tokyo
Asahi. Publications: women
of Tokyo, practical experience
of newspaper editor, informa-
tion from Kosliii

Kenbunki), ruined women,
etc., (all in Japanese) Rec-
reations: literary arts, billiard,
stylographic pen, Address:
5, 5chome, Aoyamaminami-
cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo.

Matsuzaki, Juz.- (12; «t S 2),
Director of marine Prodiict
Bur. of the Dep't of Agri. and
Com. ; h. Mar. 1 870 in Yama-
guchi-ken; ist s. of Genza-
emon Matsuzaki;m.Sugi,3rd d.
of Yashiro Okafuji. Educ.
graduated from the College oi
Law, Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1895. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination,
1895; once was a counciller
of the Department of Agricul-
ture and Commerce ; has been
decorated with the Sth Order"
of Merit. Addrens : No. 68,
Shimo-Osaki, Osaki-machi,
Ebara-gmi, Tokyo-fu.

Matsuzak', Kuranosnke (:W^
Wi.2.^)y Hogakuhakushi ; Prof,
at the College of Law, Tokyo
Imperial University ; b. Dec.
1865 in Chiba-ken ; ist s. of
Keisuke Matsuzaki'; m. Etsu,
1st d. of Tsuna Nomura, a
samurai of Miyazaki. Educ :
graduated from the College
of Law, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1885 ; studied in
France and Germany, 1892 — •
1894. Assistant-Prcf of the
Agricultural College, Tokyo
Imp. Univ., and Prof, at the
Naval Paymasters' School.

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May

1 890 ; Prof, both of the Agri-
cultural College and the Law
■College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1896; Hogakuhakushi ,
1897 ; Principal of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1902 ; but was compelled to
resign in igo8, owing to the
students agitation to have the
School raised to the status of
a University, to which demand
he was decidedly opposed ;
subsequently Prof, at the Law
College, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, May 1909 ; decorated
with the 3rd Order of Merit.
I-ublications : Principles of Po-
litical Economy ; and many
other works on economics.
Address: 425, Nakashibuya,
Shibuya, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo. Tel- 789 Shiba.

Mayahara, Akira (.a|JlM#).
Member of the House of Peers ;
Lord-in- Waiting of the Kin-
kei Plall ; /; Feb, 1845 in Ya-
maguchi-ken ; 2nd s. of Ryo-
■10 Mayahara, a samurai of
Yamaguchi-ken ; m. Hisa-ko,
1st d. of Kiyohiko Awaya,
a sainutai of Yamaguchi-Ken.
Once served as Secretary to
the Privy Council, Cpunciller
of the Bureau of Legislation,
Judge of the Couit of Admi-
nistrative Litigation, etc.; M.
H P. since 1891 ; Lord-in-
VVaiting since 1897 ; decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No., 6,

Ichigaya Takajomachi, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo. Tel.: 2470 Ban-
cho.

Mayahara, Jiro (.1 M IS ~
g]!), Member of' the House
of Peers ; b. Oct. 1847 '" Ya-
maguchi-ken ; 3rd s. of R) 6-
zo Mayaliara, a samurai of
Yamagucht-ken ; in. Tsuru,
1st d. of Kuniatsu Minowa,
a samurai of Chiba-ken. Pre-
sident of the Hakodate Courl;
President of the Osaka Dist-
rict Court ; Judge of the Court
of Cassation ; appointed Mem-
ber of the House of Peers in
1 903 ; has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No.
71, 2Ch6me, Haraniachi, Ush-
igome, Tokyo.

Mayumi, Ton-nosuke {m'^^t.
®), One of the higbcht tax-
payers of Mie-ken ; b. in Mie-
ken ; 4th s. of Tozaemon Shi-
bay a ma, samurai of Mie-ken ;
and adopted into the Mayumi
family ; m. Iku. Address ; 193
Tsukiji-machi Tsu-shi,

Matsuzaka, Sadainu dS^^fe),
Lieutenant ColoacI of Coip-
inissariat, Commander of the
lOth Battalion of Commissa-
riat ; b. 1868, Ishik.iwa pre-
fecture. Sub-Lieutenant of
Commissariat, Nov. the same
year; Lieutenant, Feb. 1895;
Captain Oct. 1897; Major,
Nov. 1904 J Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Nov. 1909 . Decoration:

Mif-Mih

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4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address : the 8th Battalion of
Commissariat, Himeji.

Htifune, Kyuzo (H S5 A. ^).
Teacher 'of the Military
Paymasters school as well
as of the

Naval
Paymast-
ers'
School,
Manager
of the

Kodo-
kwan Jii-
do De-
partment;
^. in 1885
)n Iwate-ken; 3rd s. of
Kyunojo Mifune. Ediic. :
studied politics and econo-
mics at the Keidgijjihi.
Completed the study of
the art of Judo under Mr.
J. Kano, famous Judo expert,
1905-1906 and was once
instructor of the art in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ.; is re-
garded as genius of the
Judo and now occupies the
post of manager of the Ko-
dokwan Judo Department.
Recreations : education of
yonth. Address: No. 18,
Shimo-Tomizaka, Koishika-
wa, Tokyo.

. Mig.ta, Tanetaro (BSfflfi*
115), liaroi! (cr. 1906) ; Mem-
bei of the House of Peers ; b.
July 1853; istx of Kosuke

Mcgata, a. samurai; in. Itsu,.
adopted;s"sister of Couiitf Sei
Katsu. S^..of the late famous
Kaishu Katsu. Educ: gra-
duated from the Harvard Uni-
versity. For aboyt 25 years
after his return home, ' he was
in the service of the l<"inancial
Department as Secretary,
Councillor, and Director of a
Bureau, etc.; in 1904, he was
engaged by the Corean Go-
vernment a.s its Financial Ad-
viser, holding the post till Oct.
1907 when the new Japan-
Corean agreement was con-
cluded ; nominated Member
of the House of Peers, 1904;
has been decorated with the
2nd Order of Merit. Address :
No. 27, Haramachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. Tel.:g'^$ Ban-
nlia.

Migita, HansMro (* ffl ^ 29
BIO, Ringakuhakushi ; Prof,
of the College of Agriculture,
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity. Address : 20 Aoyania
Takaki-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.

Mihara, Saburo (3 MB IB),
.,CAiflasL-^,3l.0fantry, Com-
'mander of ttie42nSL Regiment
of Infantry; b. 1867, Fuku-
oka prefecture. Sub-Lieute-
nant, July 1 887 ; Lieutenant;:
Jan. 1892; Captain, June
1897; Major, July 1903;
Lieutenant Colonel, Nov. 1907;
then Colonel. Decorations .-
4th Older of the Rising Sun ;,

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Mii Mik

-id O.tier of the Sacred Trea- Mikami, Sanji (=±#^),

sure • ->th Class of the Golden. Bmgakiihahiski; Prof, at the

Kite' 'Address : the 42na College of Literature of the

Raiment of Infantry- Yacia- -pokyo Imperial University; b.

vnichi-kcn. Sept 1865 in Hyogo-ken; 3rd

Miikc. Sadaichiro (=?.&A-- , of Sadasuke Koda, and
55). E'lsincer of the Depart-

ment of H0.1C Affairs ; Engf}-
ncer of th= Niigata Public
Works 0:T^cc; b. Aug. 1864
in Fukuoka-ken ; 1st s. of
Ghikavoshi Miike, a samurai
of Fukuoka-ken ; jn. Sue,
4th </. of Chisai Omura, a
mmtirai of Fukuoka - ken.
fuiuc: graduated from the
College of Engineering of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1 896. Engineer of the Public
Works Inspection Office, i-
.V90; Engineer of the De-
partment of Home Affiairs,
Apr. 1905 ; made an inspect-
ion tour in Europe and Ame-
rica, Apr. 1907; has been
decorated with the 5th Order
of Merit. Address: Official
Mouse of the Public Works
Office, Niigata-shi.

Mikami, Hyokichi (H±i^S),
Captain of the Navy, (on the
retired list); b. 1864. 2nd
Commander, Dec. 1 897, Com-
mander, Dec. 1898; Captain,
Oct. 1906. Decorations: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: 234 Hachimantori,
Xure.

adopted by Katsuaki Mikami,
a samurai of Tokyo ; m- Haru,
1st d. of Meiso Tanabe, a
samurai of Tokyo. Ediic:
graduated from the College of
Literature, Tokyo Imperial
University, "1889; studied in
the University Hail. Lecturer
at his alma mater, 1891 ; Prof,
at the Tokyo Women's Higher
Normal School and Assistant-
Prof, at his alma mater, 1892;
full Prof, at his alma mater,
and Bungakuhakushi, 1 899 ;
attended the Conference of
the International Oriental So-
ciety, held in Hamburg, as the
Japanese representative, 1902;
has been decorated with the
3rd Order of Merit. Publica-
tions : many works on hittory.
Address: No. 169. Koma-
gome Sendagi, Hayashi-cho,
Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.: 1244
Shitaya.

Mikami, Tokuji (H ± S JS),
Colonel on tne reserve ; b.
1858. Chiba prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant, Dec. 1879; Lieute-
nant, May 1885 ; Captain,
Feb. 1893; Major, Oct. 1891 ;
Lieutenant - Colonel, March,

Mik

iJi^J

1904; Colonel, Dec. 1906.
Decorations: 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Class of the
Golden Kite.

Miki, Ippei (H ^ - ^),
Managing Director of the Mei-
ji Tosho Kabushiki Kaisha
.(Meiji Book Company); Stand-
ing Director of the Tokyo
Book Company ; publisher; b.
May 1859 in Kanagawa-ken ;
I St s. of Ainosuke Miki ; m.
Sei, sister of Sehei Sakamoto.
Address: No. 10, ichome,
Nishiki-cho, Kanda-ku, To-
kyo. Tell 2438 Honkyoku.

Miki, Itaro (3 *«*!?),
Procurator of the Tokyo Court
of Appeal; d. June 1870 in
Tokushima-ken ; 3rd s. of Ka-
goro MikQ m. Jin, 1st d. ol
Naosuke Omori. Edu£. : gra-
duated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1896. Judge, 1898;
Procurator, 1899; after ser-
ving as procurator in' several
District Courts, was transfer-
red to the present post. Ad-
dress: No. 34, Hommura-
cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo. Tel. :
2082 Bancho.

Miki, Ey:taro (S*^*II5),
Director ot the Miyagi Major
Forest Oflfice. Address : the
OfiSce, Kita-ichibancho, Sen-
dai-shi.

Miki, Sasuke (H ;*: ■& gf|),
Book seller ; auditox' of the

Dainihon Tosho Kabushiki
Kwaisha (Japan Book Com-
pany), etc.; 6. Feb. 1852 in
Kyoto; ist s. of Kisaburo
Matsuda, and adopted by
Miki ; m. Mitsu, ist d. of
•Tomisaburo Yamamoto. Ad-
dress: No. io5, 4 chonie, Ki-
ta-kyuhoji-machi, Higashi-ku,
Osaka. Tel. : 807 Higashi.

Miki, Sei (H * M),
President of the 94th Bank ;
d. Dec. 1834 in Hybgo-ken;
1st s. of Shinzo Miki, a samu-
rai of Hyogo-ken. Address:
Tatsuno-machi, Ibo-gun, Hyo-
go-ken.

Miki, Tomei (HTkaW),
Judge; President of the Ya-
maguchi District Court. Deco-
ration: Sth Order of Merit.
Address : the Yamaguchi Dis-
trict Court.

Miki, TokicMro (H*^gffl5),
One of the highest taxpayers
of Tokushima-ken ; Brewer ;
b. Nov. 187s in Tokushima-
ken ; 1st s. of Yokichiro Miki,
a samurai of Tokushima ; m..
Tsuneka, sister of Kentaro
Yoshida, a samurai of Toku-
shima. Address: Matsushige
mura, Itano-gun, Tokushima
ken.

Mikimoto, EoMcM . (^;t:?^^
$)> Dealer iii pearls ; b. Jan,
1859 at Toba, a town of Shi-
ma province; ist j. ofOtokichi
Mikimoto. Having early paid

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attention to the Marine In-
dustry of Japan, he became a
dealer in pearls, and establi-
shed a propagation station in
the Bay of Ago with a view
to cultivating the pearl oyster;
his first experiments were un-
successful but by patient per-
severance overcome his many
difificulties ; has won- many
prizes and medals at various
home and foreign expositions.
Address : No. 3, 4 chome,
Ginza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Tel :
35 ; 36 ; 37 Kyobashi.

Mima. Giichiro (^.1#— 815),
Member of the House of Ee-
pvesentatives for Tokushima-
ken; Director of the Awa Com-
mercial Bank; 6.iMar. 1867
in Tokushima; 2nd s. of Goro-
emon Kamihara, and adopted
by Giichiro Mima; m. Shina,
I si d. of his foster father.
Address : Sakamachi, Toku-
shima-Shi.

Mimatsu, Takeo (SlSSt^).
Secretary to the Department
of Agriculture and Commerce.
Address : 96 Aizumi-cho, Yo-
tsuya, Tokyo.

Mimori, Mamoru (B ^ ^),
Prof, at the Tokyo Higher
Techinical School ; b, Apr.
1859 i" Tokushima-ken ; 1st
s. of Kan Mimori, a samurai
of Tokushima-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the College of
Science ofthe Tokyolmperial
University, \8So. Address- 'No.

107, Yoyoki, Yoyobata-mura;
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Minami; Ch ko (ffi |g #),
Director of the Naikoku Fire
Insurance Company. Address:
the Company, 6 chome, Yu-
shima, Hongo, Tokyo.

Minami,'^ Hikoshiehiro (1^ B
-t gP), Fresidint of the Kuchi-
notsu Bank ; Director of the
Shimabara Manure Company;
i>. Apr. 1847 in Nagasaki-ken;

Miriami, Hiromu '(M 3i.),
Chief Secretary of the Cabi-
net. Address: No. 67, Ni-
bancho, K5jimachiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 938 Bancho.

Minami, MitsutosM (S3fcfil)t
Baron (cr. 1874); Member of.
the House of Peers ; d. Dec.
1866; uncle of Count Sane-
mitsu Hirohashi, and adopted
by Mitsunori Minami; m. Sada,
3rd d. of Kuio Mizuno. M. H.
P. since 1897 ; has been deco-
rated with the 4th Order of
Merit. Address: No. 15, Age-
ba-cho. Ushigome, Tokyo.

Minami, Shingo Cif ir W),
Government Commercial A-
gent at Shanghai ; b. Nov.
the 6th f. of Meiji (1873) in
Oita-prefecture ; 4th s. of I-
chirobei Minariii, 3. samurai ;
m. EmijjK- s. to Shunkichi Mi-
nobe of Hyogo - prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law ofthe Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1897. Entered
the service of the Mitsui firm^

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and was Manager of its bran-
ches at Hongkong and Tien-
tsin ; Private Secretary at the
Head Office of Tokyo, 1909.;
then Director of the same ;
received the appointment of
the present post in July 19-
lo. Address: c/o Japanese
Consulate-General, Shanghai,
China.

Minami, Takajiro (MWkM),
Nogakuhakushi ; Prof, at the
College of Agriculture of the
Tohoku Imp. Univ. ; b.
1859 at Oiriura, province of
Hizen ; 2nd s. of Nihei Mina-
mi, a samurai of Hizen ; m.
Taka, 1st d. of Shigenobu Na-
gaya. Educ. : studied at the
Nagasaki Kounkwan and the
Nagasaki English School; gra-
duated from the Sapporo Ag-
ticulturalCollege, 188 1. Prof,
at his alma mater, 1889; or-
idered to proceed to America
fis an inspector of theClumbus
Jnternational Exhibition held
thei'e, 1893; Nogakuhakushi,
1898;^ again went over to A-
merica, by government order,
in company with the party of
Japanese business men invited
by the American Chambers
of Commerce on the Pasific
Coast; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dtess: Official House, Agricul-
tural College of the Tohoku
imp. Univ., Kitahachijo, Sap-
poro, Hokkaido,

Minami, Teizo (ffi S H),
Piesident of the Shinsan Rail-
way Company. Address : Shi-
buya-machi, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo.

Minami-Iwaknra) Tomotake,

(ffl^#A^) Baron (cr. 1874);
Member of the House of Peers,
a branch of the Princely house
of Iwakura ; brother to Vis-
count Morimaro Horikawa,
and adopted by Tomoyoshi,
Minami-Iwakura ; m. lo-ko,
aunt of Prince Tomoharu Iwa-
kura. Educ. : Peers' School ;
studied at Cambridge Univer-
sity, 1 890- 1 89 5. Private Sec-
retary to the Home Minister,
1900 ; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: No. 50, Nakarokuban-
cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 80 r Bancho.

_ Minamijima, Gisaburo (^^^
— IR), President of the Shim-
minato Bank ; Director of the
Shimminato Yebisu Fishery
Company ; Auditor of the Shi-
mminato Savings Bank ; b.
Sept. 1 87 1 in Toyama-ken;
2nd s. of Tokuzo Minamijima;
m. Taki, sister of Heijiro Guto.
Address : Shimminato-Machi,
Imidzu-gun, Toyama-ken.

Minari, Bun-ichiro (Hrfi^-*
SR), Engineer of the Agricul-
tural Experiment 'B&.xm/'^ De-
coration : 5th Order of Merit.
Address : 10. Nakarokuban-
cho, K6jimachi-ku, Tokyo. ^

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Minato, Yashichi (® 5i -fa),
Auditor of the Akita Bank ;
one of the liighest taxpayers
of Akita-ken ; b. Dec. 1843
in Akita-ken ; s. of Mataemon
Minato, a samurai of Akita,
m. Take, 3rd d. of Masakichi
Otsuka, a samurai of Akita.
Address : Tsukiji-shita-higa-
shi-machi, Akita-shi.

Mine, Umesaburo (^^HSP),
representative member of the
Saga Ice Manufacturing Com-
pany ; b. May 1 860 in Saga-
ken ; 3rd s. of Takichiro Mine:
w. Tsune, ist</. of RiheijiOka-
moto. Address: Karatsu-ma-
chi, Higashi - matsuura - gun.
Saga.

Minegishi, Kisabur (^ # s
H Bi5), Timber and coal deaJer;
a ricli merchant ; b. Mar. 18-
53 in Tokyo ; 1st j. of Bunshi-
! 6 Minegishi ; vt. Tsuru, 2nd
d. of Asagoro Nakajima. Ad-
dress : No. 19, 2chome, Moto-
zaemoku-ch5, Nihombashi-ku,
Tokyo. Tei.: 453 Cho Hon-
kyoku.

Minegishi, Yonezo (^#;*ia),
Prof, at the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; b, Jan, 1870
in Gumma-keri ; 4th s. of Ku-
raz5 Minegishi ; m. Yasu, 2nd
d. of Zenzo Sato, a samurai of
Gumma-ken. Teacher at the
Gumma Middle School. 1897;
present post since 1909. Fub-
lications : European History,
etc. Address: No. 127 Haku-

sangotemmachi, Koishikawa,
Tokyo. Tel.: i6g6 Bancho.

Minejima, Mohei imMM^m),
Director of the Owariya Bank;
pawnbroker ; b. 7 Nov. 1850,
Saitama-ken ; j/. brother to
Rokutaro Senoo, and adopted
by Kiyo Minejima ; m. Ko, ist
d. of Mohachi Mine, of Tokyo.
Address: 4 Motohamacho, Ni-
hombashi-ku, Tokyo.

Mine, Kakichiro C2ifX§Ri5),
Engineer of the Department of
Communications; (5. June i8-
60 in Kagawa-ken ; 6th s. of
Raisuke Mino, a samurai of
Kagawa ; m. Fusa, Ist d. of
Sh5kur5 Masuda. Educ: gra-
duated from the Engineering
Course of the Mitsubishi Mer-
cantile Marine School. Present
post since 1897; has been de-
corated with the 4th Order of
Merit. Address :'^o. 12, 2ch6-
me, Hanabusa- cho, Yokohama .

Minobe, Shunkichi (glJiSft
§), President of the Hokkai-
do Colonization Bank, L'td.;
b. 6 Dec. 1 869, Hyogo prefec-
ture ; 1st 5. of Hideyoshi Mi-
nobe ; m. Kitsu, 2nd d. of
jYoshisaburS Sato, of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1893. En-
tered the Department of. Ag-
riculture and Commerce soon
after his graduation ; ordered
to proceed to Europe, li

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held the post of private secre-
tary, sectional chief, and of
councillor both of the Depart-
ment of Agr. and Com. and .
the Treasury; elected to the
present post 1903. Address:
103 Nakanegishi-machi, Shi-
taya, Tokyo. leL: 2137 Shi-
taya.

Minobe, Tatsukiehi (iljI=gB^
*), Hogakuhakiishi ; Prof, at
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial Univ., and at the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School ; b. May 1873 in Hyo-
gro-ken ; 2nd s. of Hideyoshi
Minobe ; m. Tami, 3rd d. of
Baron Dairoku Kikuchi. Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1897 ; studied com-
parative-history of legislation
in France, Germany, and Eng-
land by government order.
Entered the Home Office, 18-
97 ; on his return from abroad,
was appointed Prof, at his al-
ma mater (chair : — Compara-
tive History of Legislation) ;
Hogakuhakiishi, Aug. 1903.
Address: No. 1 24, Takehaya-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.:

506 Bancho.

Minoura, Katsundo (Kri^A),
Chief of the International Jour-
nalists' Association, ex-Vice-
President of the House of Re-
presentatives ; M. H. E. with
of unbroken record ; president

of the Hochi Shimbun, a popu-
lar daily newspaper ; b: Feb.
1854 at Usuki, Oita-ken ; 2nd
s. o£Guzan Jissoji, a samurai
of Oita-ken, and adopted by
Matau Minoura; m. Fuji, 1st
d. of his foster-father. Educ :
graduated from Keiogijuku.
Became editor of the' Hochi-
shimbun soon after his gradua-
tion ; after teaching in several
district middle and normal
schools, he entered politics un-
der Count Okuma ; twice en-
tered the government service,
first as Director of the now
abolished Commercial Bureau
of the Department of Agricul-
ture and Commerce in 1897,
and in 1898 as Vice-Minister of
Communications: has been de-
corated with the 2nd Order of
the Eising SSun. He was one of
the leaders of the Koknm'intb
(left, Jan. 1913). Address: No.
47, Higashigoken-cho, Ushi-
gome-kit, Tokyo. Tel: 538
Bancho.

Misaki, Yoshinosuke (2*1^
^ jg) ) Representative Member
of the Sakura Printing Ma-
chine Manufacturing Com-
pany ; dealer in copper and
iron goods: (5. July 1865 in-
Tokyo ; 1st j. of KicliisaburS
Misaki; m. Toku, ist ^. of
Shotaro Aoki. Address: No.
18, Zaimoku-clio, Kanda, To-
kyo. 7>/..-4i2i; 1017; 3455 '
Honkyoku Toku Cho

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Mis

Misawa, Susumu (^ ^ -M),
Principal of the Yokohama
Commercial SchbbI ; 3. Nov.
1849 'n Okayama-ken ; 1st s.
of'Shigehachii 6 Misawa; m.
Yone-e, ist d. of Senzaburo
Tsuyama, a saimirai of Waka-
yama. Address: No. 1635, Mi-
nami Otamachi, Yokoliama.

MisMma, Ki (H^^), Bunga-
kuhakushi; founder of the Ni-
shojfakusha (a private school
of Chinese classics); tutor of
Chinese classics to the Crown
Prince; b. Dec. 1830 in Bit-
chu ; 2nd s, of Masaaki Mishi-
ma, asanntrai of Matsuyama
clan, Bitchu province ; m. Sa-
wa, sister of Yotaro Senoo.
Ediic: studied Chinese classics
under the famous Hokoku Ya-
mada, and Setsudo Saito ; stu-
died in the "Shohei-Ko." En-
tered the Department of Jus-
tice, 1872 ; Judge, 1875,; Prof,
at the Tokyo University, 18-
81 ; procurator of the Supreme
Court, 1888; tutor to the
Crown Prince, 1 896 ; Bunga-
kuhakushi, 1900; has been de-
corated with the 2nd Order
of Merit. Publications : many
works on Chinese classics. Ad-
dress: No. 45, Ichibancho, K6-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 2388
Bancho.

Mishima, Tsnryo (H ^ M H).
Dr.; Igahihakushi ; Honorary
Fellow of the Royal Sanitary

Institute (London) ; sanitary
advisor togoverhment schools;
Lecturer at the Hiroshima
Higher Normal School ; Ins-
pecteur General de I'Hygiene
Scolaire,etc.; padiater ; b. June
1866 in the province of Musa-
shi ; 1st 5. of Tsukyo Mishi-
ma ; ni. Chiyo, 2nd d. of Sei-
gei Hirayama, Member of the
House of Peers. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Medical Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1895; graduated from the Uni-
versity Hall ; studied in Euro-
pe and America, 1903- 1904.
Prof, at the Tokyo Higher
Normal School, 1895-1903,'
Igakiihakushi, 1902 ; Lecturer
at the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Membre
du Bureau permanent des Con-
gresinternationauxd' Hygiene
Scolaire (Paris). Publications :
Halm no Tsutome (Duties of
Mothers); On School Sanita-
tion ; etc. Decreations : Read-
ing ; Music ; Botany, etc. Ad-
dress : the Mishima Hospital,
No. 3, ichome, Uchisaiwai-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.:
4^4 Shimbashi.

Mishima, Yataro (Hft!P^S|!),
Viscount; .Member of the
House of Peers; Piesidentof
the Yokohama Specie Bank ;
b. Apr. 1867. 1st .r. of Tsuyo
Mishima ; -' /«. Kane-ko^ sister
of Marquis Takanaru Shijyo-
Educ: studied in an American

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luniversity, 1884-1888; repeatr
e^ his visit, 1889-1892, Ap-
pointed engineer, of Hokkaido,
1888 ; Member of the House
-of Peers since July 1897; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: No. 762, Sendagaya,
Sendagayainachi, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo. Te/.: 1 81 Shiba.

Misu, Sotaro (B M m :k IB),
Baron (cr. 1907) ; Vice-Admi-
ral ; Commander of the Mai-
dzuru Naval Station ; d. Aug.
1855 at Hikone ; 1st i. o Ku-
maji Misu, a sainurai of Shi-
, ga-ken ; 7n. Mine, 1st d. of To-
yomi Yamanioto. Educ: gra-
duated from the Naval Cadets
School, Jan. 1878. Captain at
the time of the Japan Chinji
War; Rear- Admiral, 1901, and
Director of the Bureau of Per-
sonnel; during the Russo-Japa-
nese War, he was Commander
of the 2nd Squadron under
Vice- Admiral Kamimura, and
was slightly wounded in the
nnemorable Battle of the Ja-
pan Sea ; promoted Vice-Ad-
iiiiral, and Commander of the
Port Arther Naval Station,
Feb. 1906 ; Deputy Chief of
the Naval Staff, Nov., same
year; and finally the present
post, Jan, 1910; has been de-
corated with the 2nd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 2nd
Class of the Golden Kite in
recognition of his, services dur-

ing the late War, Address:
No. 45, Omotemachi, Koishi-
k a w a , Tokyo ; o r, O fficial'
House of the Commander of
tlie Maidzuru Naval Station.
7>/..-8l6Banch6.

Misumi, Makoto (H ft %),
Engineer of the Kumamoto
Prefectural Government, and
sectional Chief-Dr. of the Ku-
mamoto Hospital. Address :
38 Higashi Kakai-machi, Ku-
mamoto-shi.

Mita, Chozaburo (^HSHli?),
Director of the Yokohama Sa-
vings Bank, and of the Yoko-
hama 74th Bank ; dealer in
fine arts objects ; b. Nov. 1875
in Kanagawa-ken ; 1st s. of
Chojiro Mita ; m. Toshi, 3rd
d. of Baron Morimasa Take-i.
Address: No. 14, ichome, Ho-
ncho, Yokohama. Tel.: 123.

Mita, Koshi (H pa ^ i]),
Judge ; President of the Naga-
no District Court ; b. May 18-
65 in Saitama-ken ; ist s. of
Seitard Mita ; m. Shori, ist d:
of Giichi Kimiyama. Passed
the Examination for Bench,
1886; Judge, 1887; after serv-
ing in several District Courts
and in the Tokyo Court of Ap-
peal, was transferred to the
present post in Apr, 1910. Ad-
dress : Hanasaki-machi, Na-
gano-shi.

Mita, Morizane (H H '3= E),
Lecturer to H.I. H. the Crown
Prince; b. Dec. 1856 in Tokyo;

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Mit:

1st s. of Masatake Hinata, and
adopted by Moiimichi Mita ;
a samurai ; m. Kumi-ko, i st d.
of his foster-father. Educ: stu-
died French in Daigaku Nan-
ko, Foreign Language School,
etc.; studied philosophy and
literature under French tea-
chers. Entered the Military
Departrtient as interpreter ; in-
structer in French at the Mi-
litary College, 1882; Prof, at
the Peers' School, 1886 ; tutor
of French language and litera-
ture to the Crown Prince since
I Sq^ ; has been decorated with
the 4th Older of the '•Rising
Sun. Address: No 35, icho-
me, Aoyamaminami-cho, A-
kasaka, Tokyo.

Mitsui, Hachiroemoa (H^A
m-^mVi, ^aron (cr. 1896) ;
millionaire ; President of the
Mitsui firm ; main branch of
the Mitsui family ; b. Jan. 18-
57 in Kyoto ; 7th s. of Kofuku
Mitsui, and adopted by Ko 6
Mitsui ; m. Kane-ko, sister of
Count Rido Maeda. Educ: stu-
died at New Brunswick, and
afterwards at Lowe, U. S. A.,
1 8 72- 1 874. He is noted for
his philanthropy, having cont-
ributed vast sums of money
both for public and private
charitable objects; -has been
decorated with the 2nd Order
of Merit in recognition of his
valuable services rendered to
the Empire. Address : No. 42,

imai-cho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel:
2685 ; 2686 Shiba.

Mitsui, Haciiirojiro (S^fABIi
^B[S), President of the Mitsui:

Products Co., Ltd., Baron, Di-
rector of the 1st Bank ; b. Apr.
1 849 in Kyoto ; 4th s. of Ko-
fuku Mitsui, and adopted by
Koii Mitsui ; m. Teru-ko, aunt
of Marquis Munenobu Date,
He is a member of a branch-
of the well known Mitsui fami-

ly. Director of the ist Bank,

TSit

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July 1879; Vice-chairman of
the Kyoto Fine Arts Associa-
tion, Mar. 1894; on the Jury
of the Imperial Museum, Feb.
1898; President of the Mitsui
Co., July 1 90 1 ; has been de-
corated with the 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun in recognition
of his valuable services during
the Russo-Japanese War, (A-
pril 1906). Address: No. 7,
Kita-jimbo-cho, Kanda, To-
kyo. Tel.: 542 Honkyoku.
Mitsui Morinosuke (= ^ ^

Z B!i)> Chief of directors of
the Shibaura Engineering
Works, director of the Mitsui
Bank, councillor of the Mi-
tsui & Co; d. the ist in. of
the 8th J., of Meiji (1875)
in Kyoto; 3rd s. of Takabu
Mitsui, one of the 1 1 families
of Mitsui, "succeeded the late
Tokujiro Mitsui in 1881; m.
Naramitsu, adopted d. of
Kichizaemon Sumitomo, a
millionaire. Edtcc. : studied
at Yokohama Commercial
school and some other
schools. Entered the Mitsui
Products Co., 1897, and
served at its London branch
for one year; upon his return
home, Dec. 1898, was pro-
moted to auditor of the
Mitsui drygoods store; then
present post. Address: No.
6 Toriizaka, Azabu-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1 120 Shiba.
Mitsui, Takayasu (S#;i<*),

President ot the Mitsui Bank ;
one of the branch families of
the Mitsuis; b. May^'^iSSQ in
Kyoto ; 5th s. ol Kofuku Mi-
tsui ; m. Tsu. Made an inspec-
tion tour through Europe and
America, 1887; was decorated
with the 4th Order of the Sa-
cred Treasure, 1907, in recog-
nition of his meritorious ser-
vices during the late War. Ad-
dress: No. 47, Kaminiban-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
2to Bancho.
Mitsuki, Hikoji (#:*;g^),

President of the Kanuma Bank;
Director of the Toyoshima
Special Products Co.; b. Dec.
1847 in Tochigi-ken ; ist i. of
Tatazo Mitsuki ; m. Ei,:2nd d.
of Heihachiro Kurokawa. Ad-
dress: Namma-mura, Kami-
tsuga-gun, Tochigi-ken.

Mitsukuri, Gempachi {%\'^%
A), Dr. der Philosophie (Tu-
bingen Univ.); historian ; i?a«--
gakulmkushi; Prof, at the Col-
lege of Literature of the To-
kyo Imperial University (cha-
ir: History and Geography-) b.
May 1862 in Mimasaka pro-
vince ; s. of Shuhyo Mitsukuri,
a samurai of Tsuyama clan,
Mimasaka province ; m, Mi-
tsu, 3rd d. Juroku Susumu, a
sanmrai of Yamaguchi-ken.
Educ: Tokyo English School;
studied zoology at the Tokyo
University, 1 88c-! 885 ; sent
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order, l886, and studied zool-
ogy at Freiburg University,
history at Tiibingen Univer-
sity, at Heiderberg University,
at Berlin University ; returned
home in 1892; again studied
history in Germany, 1899-
1901. Prof, at the Tokyo
Higher Normal School, and
I,ecturer at the College of Li-
terature of the Tokyo Impe-
rial University, 1892 ; Prof, at
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1901 ;
Bungakuhakushi, 1903 ; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of Merit. Publications :
Epitome of European History,
and many other works on his-
tory. Address: No. 16, Ko-
magome Akebono-cho, Hon-
go, Tokyo.

Mitsunaga, Hoshiro (3fe 7K M
BlO, Managing Director of the
Nippon Dempo Tsushinsha
(Japan Telegraphic News A-
gency), Ltd. ; b. the 7th m.
of the 2nd y. of Keio (1866)
in Kumamoto-prefecture ; e.
s. of Yiiki Mitsunaga ; m.
Tsugi, e. d. of Yasanji Ko-
toki of the same prefecture.
Educ. : private. Engaged in
politics in his youth ; writer
of the Osaka Asahi and was
at the seat of war as cor-
respondent during the Japan-
China war ; an official of the
Formosan Government ; after-
wards established, in company

with Mr. Shinji Gondo, the
present Nippon Dempo TsTi-
shinsha, Ltd., and became its
Managing Director. Address:
No. 29, Tansumachi, Azabu-
ku, Tokyo.

Mitsuoka, Masayuki (3fe|iS3!iE
tf), one of the highest tax-
payers of Saga-ken ; b. Aug.
1865 in Saga-ken; 1st s. of
Shobei Mitsuoka, a samurai
of Saga-ken : m. Tatsu, sister
of Ryotaio Taketa. Address:
M katsuki-mura,Koshiro-gun,
Saga-ken.

Mitsutani, lehiji (H S- — — ),
Paymaster Captain on the se-
cond reserve ; Manager of the
Shanghai Branch of the Mi-
tsubishi Company ; b. Oct. 18-
71 in Hiroshima; 2nd s. of
Kei-ichiro Mitsutani, m. Chi-
yo, 1st d. of Junzo Fukuhara.
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
.School, 1896. Address: 'S)\\zxi^-
hai Branch of the Mitsubishi
Company, Kantonro, English
Settlement', Shanghai, China.

Mitani, Kishu (H # fl ^),
Auditor of the Osaka Joint
Spinning Company, member of
the House of Representatives
for Osaka city; Special mem-
ber of the Osaka Cnamber ot
Comtnerce; notary; b. Jan.
1859 in Kochi; 2nd s. of Iwa-
saku Mitani ; m. Kaku, 3rd
d. of Masayoshi Niimura, a

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samurai of Kochi. Ediic. : gra-
duated from the Tokyo Law
School, 1886. Notary, £889;
Special Member of the Osaka
Chamber of Commerce since
1891. Address: No. 64, I cho-
me, Utsubonakadori, Nishi-
ku, Osaka. Tel.: no Nishi.

Minra, GonsMro (Hrf iiaBR),
one of tlie highest taxpayers
of Yamagata-ken ; President
of the Ryou Bank ; Director
of the Uy o Savings Bank ; Au-
ditor of the Yamagata Ware-
house Company ; Chairman of
the Yamagata Chamber of
Commerce; b. Dec. 1854 in
Yamagata ; ist s. of Gonshiro
Miura ; m. Masu, 3rd d. of Ki-
chibei Watanabe. Address :
Yokkamachi, Yamagata-shi,
Tel. . 3 Tol<u.

T&vai&r Cforo (S if U W,
Viscount (cr. 1884), Privy
Councillor, Lteutenant-Gene-
ral on the 2nd reserve ; b. 1$
Nov. 1846, Yamaguchi ; 2nd
s. of Kichibei Isobe, a samurai
of 'Yamaguchi clan, and adop-
ted into the Miura family ; m.
Ai-ko, 1st d. of Nakataro Oda-
giri, of Tokyo. Early enter-
ed the military service, and
fought in the Civil War of 18-
yj; promoted Lieutenant-Ge-
neral, 1S78; Principal of the
Military A.cademy, 1S82; made
an inspection tour in the suite
of Prince Dyama, the then War
Minister ; afterwards Com-

mander of the Tokyo Army
Division, etc.; and retired from
military service, 1888; Court
Councillor and President of
the Peers' School at the same
time, the same year ; was ele-
cted Member of the House df
Peers, 1890. It was while he
was at Seoul as Japanese Mi-
nister in 1895 that the me-
morable tragedy of the assas-
sination of the Queen took
place ; he was arrested on sus-
picion of complicity, but was
cleared on examination and
soon set free ; placed on the
2nd reserve, 1908; Privy Coun-
cillor since Oct, 1910; he is
an earnest votary of the Zen
doctrine of Buddhism. Deco-
ration: 1st Order of Merit.
Address: 18 Nakatomizaka-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Miura, Juntaro (HifliiSicll?),
Judge ; President of the Akita
District Court; b. Nov. 1869
in Miye-ken ; Ist s. of S!io70
Yamasaki, and adopted by Jin-
jiro Miura ; m. Haru, 3rd d. of
Takubei Kikuchi.'~' Passed the
Examination for Bench, 1887;
Judge, 1890; after serving in
sjeveral district courts and the
Osaka Court of Appeal, was
transferred to the present post
in May 1808. Address-'Tiistnct
House of the Akita Official,
Court, Akita-shi.

Miura, Kaneyuki {::M^^),
Bungaktihukushi ; Prof, of the

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College of Literature, the Kyo-
to Imperial University, Ad-
dress.' College of Literature,
Kyoto ; Imp. Univ. Kyoto.

Miura, Keimin (2 Jit ^ S),
Standing D.rector of the Na-
goya Electric Light Company;
6. Nov. 1850 in Aichi-ken ; 1st
s. of Jitsu Miura, a samurai of
Aichi-ken r m. Saki, 3rd d. of
Tokichi Yamada. Address :
No. ir, Masaki-machi, Naka-
ku, Nagoya. Tel. : 798 Cho.

Miura, KinnosukeCHrfiS^
W), lgak.uJtakitshi\Vio\. at the,
Medical College of the To-
kyo Imperial University (chair:
Medicine); b. Mar. 1864 in
Tokyo, jst s. of Dosei Miura;
ni. Kyo ; is'id. of Hiizu Miya-
ks, Is^akukahushi s.nd M. of the
Hovjse of Peers. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Medical Col-
lege; of the Toltyo Imperial
OniVersity/ 1888; studied in
GerSiany, !Italy and America
for about three years. Assist-
ant-Prof, at the Medical Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
und then its full Prof, in 1895 ;
Igaknhakushi, 1 894; has been
invested with the ^rd Order of
Merit ; diagnosed the Late
Emperor Meiji's last illness;
ordered to serve the Imperial
House of medical affairs since
1912. Puhulications: Psychi-
atry, Pathologie, Information
of physiology and medical che-
mistry. J^d^ress: No. 15, Su-

rugadai Fukuro-machi ; K in-
da, Tokyo. Tel. : 3216 Honf
kyoku.

Miura, Ko (H iS ^y>
,Yice-rAdmiral on the reserve ;

^. May 1850; istJ. ofHiko-
goro Miura; ;«. Raku, ist d.
of Sankuro Ishioka. Second
Sub-Lieutenant, Oct. 1871,
and by gradual promotion,
was raised to the rank of Vice-
Admiral, and placed on the
reserve list, Feb. 1907; took
part in both the Japan— China
and the Russo-Japanese Wars,
and has been decorated with
the 2nd Order of Merit and
the 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite in recognition of his
valuable services during the
War. He was the first Japa-
nese to navigate a battleship
through the Suez Cahal. Aid-
dress: No. I, Shin-funeraachi,
Kyobashi, Tokyo.

Miura, Moriji (H *S '^ ?^&),
Igdiiithakiishi ; ex- Prof, at the
Medical College of the To-
kyo Imperial University (chair:
pathology); b. 30 Apr. 1857,
Fukushima prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Shichirobei Murata, and
adopted by Yoshidzumi Miu-
ra, of Tokyo; 111. Tsune, ist
d. of his foster-father. Educ. :
graduated from the Medical
Depaitment of Tokyo Univer-
sity, r88i ; studied in Leipzig
and Berlin Universities, Feb,
1882-Mai. 1887. Was ap-

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pointed Prof, at the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1887 ; Igakuhakii-
sht, 1890; was ordered to pro-
ceed to Europe, igo2-,^has
been decorated with 2nd Or-
der of Merit ; lately resigned
his professorship. Publications:
many works on medicine. Ad-
dress : 27 Suehiro-cho, Kan-
da, Tokyo. Tel.: 1348 Shi-
taya.

Miura, Seikichi (H iS vt S),
an official of the Stud Admi-
nistrative Bureau; b. Mar. i8-
60 in Gumma-ken ; 1st f. of
Jin-nai Miura, a samurai of Ta-
tebayashi clan, Kotsuke pro-
vince ; 7/i. -Moto-ko, niece of
Viscount Tateoki Hosokawa.
Educ. : graduated from the
Kornaba Agricultural School
(forerunner of the present Ag-
ricultural College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ.). Was thrice
sent abroad by government
order; present post since 1906.
Address : No. 48, Ichibancho,
KoJ! niacin, Tokyo.

Miura, Seitoka (S ?i ^ ^),
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives for Akita-ken ;
b. Feb. i86Qin Akita; 3rd j.
of Tomikichi Miura, a samu-
rai of Akita, and adopted by
Kyu-uemon Miura; m. Tsa,
3rd d. of Tatsukado Koda-
vs\-a.r'E'uc. : Keogijuku. Has
been ofien elected Member of
the House of Representatives
since 1903 ; decorated with

the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun. Address: Ugawa-mura,
Yamainoto-gun, Akita-ken;

M ura, Shoken (H vf % IF),
court physician; b. June 1849
in Fiikushirna-ken ; isf s. of
Tsuneuemon Sakuma, and
adopted by Ryptatsu Miura;
m. Tome, sister of S^buro
Matsumoto, a samurai nf Shi-
dzwoVd.. Educ .: graduated from
the Medical Department of
the Tokyo University. After
serving in several district hos-
pitals, entered the Court Phy-
sicians' Bureau, 1894; court
physician since 1895. Address.
No. 82, Takehaya-cho, Koi-
shikawa, Tokyo, i^/./ 77 Ban-
cho,

Sliiira, Taisnke (H jf % W)t
President of the Keihin El-ot-
no Railway Company; D re-
ctor of Dainihon Bro\'ery
Company Ltd. ; Director of
the Oine Railway Company,
Kawagoe Eailway Ooni-
pany,Kawagoe Railway Com-
pany, and of the Dai Nihon
Beer Brewing Company ; b.
Dec. 1856 in Tokyo ; brother
of Viscount ShGzo Aoki, ^and
adopted by Kurauemou Mi-
ura ; m. Toki, ist d. of the
Akira Mayahara. Address: No.
52, Shimorokuban-cho, Koji-
' machi, Tokyo. Tel.: 981 Ban-

'''miura, TokaicMro (SJiil-
tl), burgeon Majoi-General ;
ex-Oliief of the Medical Staff of

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Miu-

t},ie 3rd Army Division; 6. ?ilar.
i8s6inMiyazaki-ken; ists. of
Kenji Miura, a samurai of Mi-
yazaki, and adopted by Tatsu
Miura ; ;«. Misao, ist d. of
Taro Ouchi, a saimirai of Mi-
yazaki. Surgeoa Sub-Lieute-
nant, May 1883; Surgeon
Lieutenant, May 1886; Sur-
geon Captain, Nov. 1889;
Surgeon Major, Mar. 1897;
Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel,
July 1900; Surgeon Colonel,
July 1904; Surgeon Major-
General, Dec. 1907 ; has been
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite in
recognition of his .services du-
ring the Russo-Japanese War.
was placed on the reserve list
lately.

Miurg,, Toyoji (S it M — ),
Au<iitor of. tlie Commercsai
and Industrial Savings Bank ;
Manager of the Osaka Brancii
of the Kyoto Commercial and
Industrial Bank ; b. Aug. 1863
inGifu-ken; ist s. of Kanzo
Miura, and adopted by W;t-
saburo Miura; in. Setsu, cou-
sin of Umekichi Fukui. Ad-
dress : No. 387 Koyadomachi,
Samegaidoii Shijosagaru. Shi-
mokyoku, Kyoto. Tel. : 638.

Miura, Wahei (S r§ W ^),
Representative Member of the
Miura Bank ; Director of the
Yamagata Dry Goods Com-
pany; Auditor of the Yama-

gata Electric Cotnpany ; and
of the Ryou Bank; Stand-
ing Member oi' the Yamagata
Ciianibiir of Commerce ; d.
June 1873 in Yamagata; 2ad
f. of Hikoroku Ito, and adoptd
by Wahei Miura ; m. Kaku,
2tid d. of Totaro Guto. Ad-
dress : Hatago-machi, Yama-
gata-ken.

Miura, Yagoro (Hifl^SSl?),
1st Secretaryof the Japanese
EniTiassy at Paris; 6. 10
Jan. 1872, Chiba prefecture ;
1st s. of Hisashi Mitira, a sa-
viiirai of Chiba prefecture ; in.
Kiyo, 1st d. of Tomisaburo
Satomi, a samurai of Chiba.
Edtic: graduated, from the
Law College of the Tokyo Im-
peilal University, 1896. ist
Sec. of Legation at Stockholm,
19 TO. Decoration: 5th Order,
of Merit. Addre.ss : the Japa-
nese Embassy, Paris.

Miwa, Kadzuo (H ^ -:* ^O,
Public Auditor; Sectional Chief
of the Board of Audit ; b. June
1864 in Oita-ken ; ist s. of
Noboru Miwa.-^a samurai of
Oita-ken ; in. Fujiyo, 2nd d.
of Morikichi Nishimi. Address:
No. 29, Nakazato-cho, Usia-
gome, Tokyo.

Bliwa, Kahei (S *m % ^~%\ji
merchant, wholesale dealer
in rice and manure, Presidert
of the Owari Watch Manu-
facturing, Co. Ltd.; ^. Ma}',
1 '&j6 in .Nagoya; s. of Kazo

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Miwa; in. Kimi, d. of Taro
Nawa. Educ: Nagoya- Com-
mercial school. Engaged in
business since graduation of
the school; his house is well
known as Moriokaya; some
years ago founded the above
mentioned Co. with some
others and was recommended
as its president. Recreations:
reading, ^o-playing. Address:
15 ichome, Funairi-cho, Ni-
shi-ku, Nagoya. T.C.A. Mi-
wa. Tel: 322: 2218.

Miwa, Koiehiro (Him®— lit),
Rigakuhakushi ; Prof, of the
Co'.lege of Science and Engi-
neering of the Kyoto Imperial
University; b. Mar. 1861 in
Tokyo; 2nd s. of Hikoichi Mi-
wa, a saimtrai of Tokyo ; m.
Fuki. Educ. : graduated from
the. Department of Science of
the Tokyo University, 1880;
studied Mathematics in France
and Germany, June 1903-July
1905. Assistant-Prof, at his
alma mater, 1880; Prof, at the
College of Engineering and
Science of the Kyoto Imperial
University, May 1901 ; Riga-'
kuhakushi, Dec. 1905 ; has
been decorated with the 5th
Order of Merit. Addr£ss: Sho-
goin-machi, Kamikyo-ku, Ky-
oto.

Miwa, ¥aosaku (S Sm 3i #)>
Director of the Yokkaichi
Bank; Auditor of the Miye
Artificial Manure Co.; d. June

S856 in Miye-ken ; ist s. of
Kahei Miwa ; in. Zui, 3rd d.
of Ihei Yoshida. Address: Ha-
mada-machi, Yokkaichi, Mi-
ye-ken.

Miwa, Norihiro (H ^ ^ %),
Igakuhakushi ; Prof, at the
Chiba Medical College; Pre-
sident of the Chiba Prefectural
Hospital ; b. June, 18S9 in Ai-
chi-ken ; brother of Shigehide
Miwa ; m. Ei, ist d. of Ryoun
Takamatsu, 2..samjirai of To-
kyo. Educ.: graduated from
the Medical College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
Z6; studied in the University
Hall ; studied surgery in Ger-
many, 1 898-1 899. Prof, of the
Ist High School, 1889; Iga-
kuhakushi, 1899 ; has been de-
corated with the 4th Order of
the Rising Sun. Address : No.
575, Chiba-machi..

Miwa, Shing'oro (H^iijElI!),,
President of the Yoshikawa
Bank, Ltd. Address: Yoshi-
kawa-mura, Haniana-gun, Shi-
dzuoka prefecture.

Miwa, Shinjiro ( S H -ft ^ W),
Membir of the House of Re-
presentatives for Tokyo ; b.
Apr. 1854 in Ishikawa-ken ;
2nd s. of Densaku Miwa, s^ sa-
murai of Ishikawa-ken ; m.
Hatsu, 1st d. of Jiazabuio Ka-
wasaki. Once served in the Fi-
nancial Office ; M. H. R. since
1903; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising

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Miw- Miy

Sun, Address: No. i, Urasa-
tugaku-cho, Kanda, Tokyo.
Tel.: 936 Honkyoku.

Hiwa, Shintaro (H^fticBP),
Igakuhakushi : Assistant-Prof.
at the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imperial University ; b.
Sept. 1869 in Tokyo; ist s.
of Sei Miwa, a samurai of To-
Icyo ; m. Yami, sister of Ryo-
saku Kume. Edttc: graduated
from the Medical College of
the Tokyo Imperial University,
1895. Address: No. s.Urasa-
t-ugaku-chof Kanda. Tokyo.
'/el.: 1800 Ch5 Honkyoku,

Miwa, Shuzo (S 15 ii: H),
KavaJ, Captaiii, Commander
of the Stima (protected cruis-
er); b. in 1869. Educ: Naval
Engineering Academy. Lieu-
tenant-Commander, Septem-
ber 1903; Commander, Sept.
1907; Captain, Dec. 1912.
Was adjutant of the Naval
College; present post since
Dec. 1912. Decorations: 4th
Order of R. S., 4th Order
■of S. T., 4th Class of G, K.

miwata, Masako (3 ft B M^

e^), lady educationist; b.
1843 at Saga, Kyoto; d. of
Utabuchi, a Chinese scholar;
ill. the late Mototsuna Miwa-
ta, a samurai of Matsuya-
ma clan. Edttc: privately.
After she was bereft of her
husband by death in 1878,
she resolved to devote her-

self to the work of education
and first opened a private
school at Matsuyama. Be-
came teacher of Yehime-ken
Female Normal school, i883;'
afterward came to Tokyo
and opened a private board-
uig school at Kanda; teacher
at Tokyo-fu High Girls'
school for about ten years;
established the Miwata High
Girls' School some years
ago; has connection with
various works of female
education; decorated with
6th Order of Merit, \(^\\.
Address : Yoban-cho, Koji-
machiku, Tokyo. TJ"/. : 1536

Bancho.

Miwata, Motojciclii (H ^ gg

7b if)! educationist; b. ,1872
in Kagawa-ken; y. b. of
Yuzo Yamashita and adopted
by Masako Miwata; m. Hide,
ad. d. of Kanzo Sawa.
Ediic.: first studied law, but
afterward studied at the
College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., further
studied socialogy at the
University Hall. Relieved
his mother-in-law in establi-
shing and managing tfse
Miwata High Girls' school,
at which he is the head
master. Address: Yoban-
cho, Kojim.achi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1536 Bancho. /

Miyabe, Pumiomi (g'gn^tS).
Assist. Forestory- Officer; b.

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'1852- in Tokyo; s. of Nori-
oini Miyabe: 7«. Natsuko,
sister of Shigetada Funaya-
ma of Nagano-ken. Echic. :
studied Chinese Classics
under the tuition of Zinyk
Hasebci ' Recreation-: ■study
■of religion. 'Address:' No.
109, Hommura-chb, Azabu,
Tdcy.o.

Miyabe, Kingo it M '& W->.
Rigakidiakushi ; S. D. (Har-
vard Univ.) ; Prof, of Botany,
and Director of the Botanical
Garden, College of Agricul-
ture, Tohoku Im^perial Univer-
sity ; b. Apr. i860 in Tokyo;
5th s. of Magohachiro Miyabe,
z samurai -,111. Yasu-ko, istd.
of MofitotYie Sakatsugu. Ediic:
.Sapporo Agricultural College,
1877-18.81 ; Tokyo University,
1 8 8 1 - 1 8 83; stud ie d Botany at
the Harvard University (Gra-
duate Depaitment),'^i886-l8-
89. Prof, at the Sapporo Agri-
cultural College,' 1889 ; Riga-
kuhakiishi, ligg ; present post
sincii igoj. Publications : Fora
of the Kurile Islands and seve-
ral works on Fungi and Lami-
nariaceal; Address: Ofificial
House of the Tohoku Imp.
Uniy., Kitanijo-Ni.shi-jitcho-
me, Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Miyachi.Twao ('i^ ^ M ^),
Chief of the Musical Depart-
rnent of the Ihiperial House-
hold ; b. Sept 1S46 in' Kochi-
ken; 3rd s. of Shunzo Teshl-

nia, a samurai of Kochi-ken '
and adopted by Shigemine'Mi^
yachi; m. Chiyo, ist ^. of Ta-
kato Baba, a samurai of Ko-
chi-ken. ^^^^/;r^:fs.- No. 2,2cho-
«ii,e,;K6iinnach.i, Tokyo, - Tehi
2i;Q^i;Shimbashi; : o, ( '■

M.yaohi, Teishiji ('^ Ml ^Wi.,
,ClBtei**fiJWi-S^N*vy.' Directp):
of the Kure Naval Port Af-
fafrs ; b. \Z62.Educ.: graduat-
ed from the Naval Cadet :§-
chool." 2nd Commander. .Deo.
1897; Commander, Dec. \?^-
97; Captain, Jan. 1905. Dfr^
corations:: 3rd Order- of tlje
Rising Sun ; 3rd Order gI tile
Sacred Treasure; 4th Class, of
the Golden Kite. Address : lije
Kure Naval Station.

Miyaehi, Tetsuji (g ifi jfe ^.),
Engineer of the Agricultural
Experiment Farm ; fi. Nov.
1870 in Kochi-ken; 2nd s.pi
Sadaka Miyaehi, a samurai oi
Kochi-ken ;w. Shu, rst ^. of
Masaharu Morimoto. Educ^. ■
graduated from the Agricultu-
ral College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1 896. Addr-
ess : No. 456, Tabata, Takino-
gawamura, Kitatoshima-gun,.
Tokyo. :

Miyagawa, Tsuneterii (g/illl
%) Pastor of the Osaka Con-
gregational Church ; b. on the
1 8th of the 1st month of the 4th
year of Ansel (1857) at Miya-
ji-mura in the province of Hi-

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Miy

go; J. of Tsunetsura Miyaga-
wa ; m. Tsugiko, y. sisler ot
Tsunakazu Kuchiki, a samnrai
of Fukuchiyama clan. Educ:
graduaied from theKrcmaiuoio-
Yogakkp (Kumamoto Englisli
School) and^ the Doshisha Si-
niinary School. On graduating
from i\i&^Dashiska in , 1 879 be-
came instructor of the Doshi-
sha Girls' School ; received the
appointment of Pastor to the
Osaka Church in 1881 ; tra-
velled in Europe and America
in 1 90 1. Was coriverted while
studying at the Kumamoto
English School and is now re-
garded as one of the most elo-
quent preachers in the Empire.
Is the President of the Congr-
egational Gospel Society. The
Diaka Church is one of the
largest churches in the count-
rj'. Publications : " Commen-
tary on the Romans," "Com-
mentary on the Gospel of
John " " The Teaching of Jes-
us ChriSt/';'The' Culture of the
Mind," etc. Writes under the
nam de plume of Sokei. Rec-
reations : reading and bicycl-
ing. Club : Osaka V. M C. A.
of which he' is Pres. Address :
Hannyu-cho, Higashi-ku, O-
saka.

Miyahara, Jiro (§■ M n 115),
':?aron (tr, 1907) ; Kugakuha-
hushi : Vice-Ad'miral of Engi-
neering on the reserve; me-

mher <3f the House of
Peers; h. Aug. 1859 in Tokyo;
1st s. of Bokuseki Miyahara,
a samurai < A S\V\(\zvioM-A clan ;'
m. Yoshi. ist d. of Hiroshi
Ando, a samurai of Shidzuoka.
Educ:: studied in the Naval
School ; studied in England,
and finished the Engineering
Course of the Greenwich Na-
val College, 1 875 -1 882. Re-
turned home, [883; Sub-Lieu-
tenant Engineer, 1883 ; lieu-
tenant Engineer, May of the
same year; was ordered to pro-
ceed to England, and superint-
end the Construction of the iVa-
mwaa.nd Takachiho, which had
been ordered to England by the
government of Japan, 1883-
1886; again ordered to Eng-
land on the same business, 18-
93-1897; Kogahthakushi, 18-
98 ; present rank, 1906; on the
waiting list, 1908; on there-
serve, 1909; once held the
post of Prof at the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, Chief of the
Engineering Department of
the Naval Construction Bu-
reau, *9and sectional chief of '
the Naval Educational Depart-
ment, etc.; has been decorated
with the 2nd Older of the
Ri.sing Sun and the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite in connec-
tion wifli the late war. Chih .■
Nihon Club, Peers' Gkib. Jd-

Miy

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dress : Ho. 324, Iriyaiiiazu, Iri-
arairiiiura, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.

Miyahara, Ohiko CM W.±M\
Principal of the Sakai Higli
school fjr Girls ; b. Sept 1864
at Kurume, Chikuzen pro-
vince ; s. of Shuzo Miyahara ;
m. Umeno, 2nd d. < £ Jisuke
Naganobii, 1 889. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Normal School,
1889. Teacher at the Akita
Normal School, Apr. 1989 ;
teacher at the Hokkaido Nor-
mal School, May 1891 ; tea-
cher at the Kumamoto No(^-
mal School, Oct. 1892 ; head
teacher at the Shoko High
School for Girls, a private
school in Kumamoto, Apr. 18-
99 ; present post since Apr.
1902. Address: No. 33, Higa-
shi 4chome, Ebisu-machi, Sa-
kat-^hJ, O'l-ika-fu.

Miyairi, Keinosuke <^AR;t

Fukuoka Medical -College of
the Kyoto Imperial Univ. Ad-
dress : the Fukuoka Med. Col-
lege, Fukuoka-ken.
Hiyajima, Kannosuke CMA^
Z M\ /a«^&al;M«Ai^ Expert
of the Inficttoas"T>rseases In-
vestigation Laboratory. Ad-
dress : 6 Surugadai-Suzuki-
machi, Kanda. Tokyo.

Miyakawa, Hyotarb (g ;il ^

tain, ex^chiefsurgeon of the
Kure Torpedo Board; i/. in
1870. Edtic: Naval Surgeon

School. Surgeon Lieut.-Com
mander, Oct. 1901; Surgeon
Commander, Jan. 1905; Sur-
geon-Captain, Dec. 1912. De-
corations: 3rd Order of R.S.,
4th order of S.T. .

Miyakawa. Kumasaburo (gjij
figHBR), Prof, of the 5th High
School. Decoration : Jth Or-
der ofMerit.'^Address : the 4th
High School, Kanazawa-shi.

Miyakawa, Kuniki (^ jll PR

£), ^M}^-£%S^.^9f Eng.,
a meiiiber of the' ordnance
section in the Kure Arsenal;
^'. in -1873. Educ: the
Naval Engineer Academy.
Lieut.-Commander of Eng.,
July 1904; Commander of
Eng., Sept. 1908; Captain
of Eng., Dec. 1912. Decora-
tions: 4th Order of S. T-
Address: the Kure Naval
Station.

Miyakawa, Kyajiro (^Ji|^^
W), Chief of investigation
Section of the Yokohama
Specie Bank ; h. the 2nd
m. of the 2nd y. of Bunkjrfi
(i862)_, Tokyo; 3rd s. of Hi-
kogoro Miyakawa, a samnrai
of Tokyo ; w. Hisa, sister of
Hidehiko Oha, of. Tochigi.
Educ. : studied in the Comm-
ercial Training Institute (pre-
decessor of the present Tokyo
Higher Commercial School)
and, in the King's College
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Miy

the diplomatic and consular

services ; after holding the
managership of the Kobe
branch of the Yokoliania
Specie Bank was transferred
to present post in April 19 12.
Address: No. 195, Sendagi-
hayashi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1557 Shitaj-a. Clubs:
Tokyo club, Nippon club.

_ Miyakawa, Shigezo (g ;i! Jg
— )i Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 35th Regiment
of Infantry; b. i85i, Naga-
no prefecture. Sub-Lieutenant,
Tune 1886; Lieutenant, D c.
1890; Captain,Feb. 1895; Mi-
jor, June 1901 ; Lieutenani
Colonel, May 1905 ; Colonel,
Jan. 1909. Decorations: 4th
Order of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Clasis of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : the 35th Regiment of
Infintry, Shidzuoka.

Miyakawa, Tetsujiro {'^}\\Wi,
*gl5), Deputy Mayor of To-
kyo; b. 19 Feb. 1868, Shidzu-
oka ; 1st s. of Ssihachiio M -
yakawa, a j^j;«?^nn of Shidzu-
oka clan; w^.'sYasu, 3rd <s^. of
Hachiro Sayama, of Tokyo.
Educ: graduated from the To-
kyo Semmon Gakko (the pre-
decessor of the present Wase-
da University), 1888. Passed
the Higher Civil Service Ex-
amination 1889, and entered
the Board of Audit ; resigned
the post, and became a mem-
:ber of the staff of the Chiio

Shimbuu, a daily newspaper,
1891 ; and then editor-inrcheif
of the Miyako Shimbun ; ele-
cted Vice-Chairman of tlie To-
kyo City Council, 1905 ; and
the Headman of Ushfgome
ward; present post since igo8.
Address: 15 Tenjin-cho, U
shigome, Tokyo. 'Tel.: 2109
Bancho.

Bliyagawa, Yoshitaka ('g ;i]

i% #■), Colonel ^ of Artillery^
Instructor of the Military-
Engineer and Artillery
School, Member of the Mi-
^itary Technical Committee;
h. 1 868 in Yamanashi-ken.
Sub-Lieut., July 1887; Lieut.>
Nov. 1890; Captain, May
1895; Major, May 19OI;
Lieut. Colonel, March 1905;
Colonel, Oct. 1911. DecorU'
tions: i;th Order of S. T.,
4th Order of R. S., 4th ~
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Harajiku, Sendagaya,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

reTiyaie, Chosaku CS^ft^),
Judge, ex-Sectional Chief of
the Seoul Coixrt of ylppeal; 6. 7
Jan. 1865, Aichi 'prefecture ;
2 ad s. of Tomisaburo Kato, .
and adopted by Toyono Mij'a-
ke ; m: Naka, 2nd. d. of'Ma-
saaki Toku, of Tokyo. Educ. ':
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo vlmperisl
University, 1887. Once served
as Judge and sectional chief
of the Tokyo Court of Appeal,

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MeWt: "'^^ ■.'?."■'',' ':" ' ^ ■■'. '
Miyake, GeimosuKe {B^U'C
S)>, Commissioner of Sattama-
ken -,.6. Eeb. 1874 m Kagawa-
ken ; : 3rd s. of Gtoshiro Miya-
ke; i»/.')FiUs.a,i-i,st d. of Taishi
Ma.t>a-chl . Edtic. .-studied law.
I^assed the Examination :for
Bar 1895 ; passed the Hi-
ghef 'Civil' Service Exami-
nation.: t897s after serving in
several' Prefectures as Com-
cillor ; or Commissioner, was
transferred to the present post
in 1908. , , Address : ^ Official
Housfi, Urav/a/'Saitama.

. Miyake, Gogyo CS ig ^ 8S_),
artist, Japanese painter (Shijo
School); -&. March of the 1st
i). of Gwanji (1864) in Kyoto.
JEdnc: studied painting under
^he Tate Sobun Morikawa.
He obtained many , prizes in
variou.S' exhibitions; is now jn.
of Committee of the Koso soc-
iety, member of the Kyoto
art society. A(:dress: No. 704
Karoaza-nijyosagaru, Kamik-
yokii, Kyoto.

#lteT:okyu Imperml Uni-
versity; Member of the House
of Peers ;■ Lord-in-Waiting m
the KiRkei HVH ; Member of
the Imperial Scholar's. Society;
•)^' Nov. 1848 in .Tokyo:; I St, J.
pfKonsai Miyake, 3.samuraj.

of Kiatiazawa clan ; >«. Fuji,
adoptpd sister of Baron . Su»
sumu Sato. Educ. : .studied
in France, 18^)3-1870. Ai>-
"trended the internatiohai Mff-
dical Conference held m Phi4
ladelpiiia in 1876, and was its
yice-Chairman ; made an insi
pe'ction toyr _ih; Europe, 1885 ■;
Dean and Prof of the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imperial
Hliiversity,'! 88d; Igiikuhakilr,
i'/??,, 1888; nominated Menibei!
of.the House of Peers, 2891;!
lias been decorated with the
3rd Order, of. Merit. Publica-
tions: several woiks on me-
dicine. _Club : Siivvai Club.
Address: No. 81, Takehaya-
cho, Koishikswa, Tokyo. Tel.:
■266 Bancho. ■ • ; ■

Miyake, Jiro CH % ^ 115),;
Engineer , of the Railway,
Board ; Chief of the Yoneko'
Branch Office of the R.ailway
Board,; b. Feb. 1868 in To-
kyo ; , 2nd J. of Seishin Mi-:
yake,,a samurai of Tokyo ;■
w. Taki, 1st d: of Yiinn
Imamura. Educ. .-gTadtiated;
from' the Engineering College!
of .the Tokyo Imperial- Uhi ■
versity, ' 1896. Sub-Lieute-i
nant of Infantry,, 1 892; Lieute-i
nant, '1895:; Engineer; of ths
Home Pepartment, 1895; pre-
sent*!" post .since, 1903, e ;4^-;
dress : Yoneko Branch Office
of, the Railway Boai^,-,Nat
5izane - mura, :,Seihak,u .-.gut-V,

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Miy

•I'ottori-keu. _ • ■

Miyake, .Junsuke CH" ^ JS-
llf), Prof, at the Tokyo Higher
Technical School ; b. July
J864 in Kyoto ; 3rd s. o\
Ren Miyake, a sunmrai of
Kyoto ; m. Katsu, 3rd d. of
Masahiko Hani, a samurap
ofYamaguchi. Educ. : gi3idu.->
ated from the Engineering-;
College of the Tokya Iva-^
perial University, 188.8. i Pre--
sent post since 1898. Ad-
dress : No. 4, 3 chome, Ya-
mamotocho, Kojiinachi, To-
kyo',

Miyake, Koichi CH^ ii -),
Igakuhakusjti, Assistant-Prof,
at the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; Vice-Pre-
sident of the Sugamo Hos-
pital ; b. Mar. 1876 in Tokyo ;
s. of Hiidzu Miyake, Igaku-
hakushi-; in. Midzue, 5th d.
of Gohei Tsubota. Educ.-:
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University. Address:
No. 81, Takehayacho, Koi-
shikawa, Tokyo- Tel. : 266
Bancbb. '

Miyake, Soku (H % M),
Igakuhakushi, ' Prof, of the
Fukuoka Medical College of
tlie Kyoto Imperial Univer-
sity. Address : the Fukuoka
Med. College, Fukuoka-ken.
^IMiyake,. Seii^Cn % je *),
Directdr of the Nisshu Bank,
aftci "of tlie Miya zaki , Agri- .

cultural and Industrial Bank';^
b. Apr. 1845 in Miyaz.aki*-'
ken; 1st .f. of Josetsu Mij^ate8>;
a samurai' oi 'Miyazaki^keri:'
Address : Tsunetomi - mura','
Hlgashiusuki-gun, Miyai-aM-'

i^iiv"^ ---'^ ■' ■ \:)^-'>^or..H

■ Miyake, Tokugyo t'ii- ^"^■
m, Judge of the AdmiriiStra--'
tive \ Litigation 'Court.. Ad-
dress : /chome, Aoyaina, ' El—
ta-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo^

Miyake, Yonekichi CH' % * ■
cJ), Bungakuhdkushi ; Prc>f\
at the Tokyo Higher Normal
School ; President of the Ar- ,
chaeological Association"; b.
May 1 860 in Wakayama-ken;
1st s. of Eijn Miyake, a sa-
murai of Wakayama; in.
Sato, 1st . d. of Shidzuyuki
Kairimachi, a samurai 6i
Gumma. Has taught in ■ se-
veral district Normal Schools;
made an inspection tour in
Europe and America, 1886-^
1888 ; Lecturer at the Tokyo"
Higher Normal School, 1890;
then its Prof. 1896; Bunga-
kuhakushi. 1901. Address:
No. 103, Haramachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. '■•

Miyake, YiJjiro (S ^g Si ±
W), Bungakuhdkusfd,''6.\x\hox ;
editor-in-chief of Nihon Oyo-
bi Nihonjin (Japan and the
Japanese); b. May^i86o in_
Ishik,awa-ken ; . 2nd s. of the
l&'ie Tsuhe Miyake, a skniu^
red of ' Ishikawa ; ;«. Tatsttv

I St d. of TaichijTanabe, a satnu-
rai of Shizuoka-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Literature of the Tokyo
Imperial Jniversity, 1883.
Once lectured on logic and
sociology in the Tokyo Sem-
mon Gakko (forerunner of
the present Waseda Univer-
sity) ; editor of the Nippon,
a daily Newspaper ; an able
writer, well known by the
name of Setsurei, his nom-de-
plume. His wife -is also a
^vell known writeress (fiom de
Jilume, Kwaho). Publications :
Uchu (the Cosmos), Ijin-no-
■ato (Lives of Great Men), His-
tory of Philosophy, Ethics,
and many other philosophical
works. Address: No. 82,
Shinsakamachi, Akasaka, To-
kyo.

Miyako, Keizaburo Cg iSr ^
H IIO.j Member of the House
•of Representatives ; Director
■of the Tsuchiura 5th Bank,
etc.; Lawyer; b. Apr. 1 8(5(5
in Ibaraki-ken ; younger bro-
ther of Gen-ichiro Imaidzumi,
and adopted by Yonosuke
Miyako, a samurai of. Tsu-
■chiura clan; in. Kei, ist d.
«f liis foster-father. Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Jnip. Univ.,
1892. M. H. E." since 1902 ;
has been decorated with the
4tli Order of Merit ; made an
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America from July 191 1 to
Jan. 1912; attended the Goun-
cilldrs ineeting of Interna-
tional Parliamentary Union,
held at Paris on. Oct. 191 1;
belongs Seyukm. Puhlications;
"Eisshi-bidan," translation oi
economics. Recreation : rea-^
ding. Address: No. 28, 3cho-
, me, Motozaimoku-cho, Kyo-
bashi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 121 1
Oho Kyobashi.

Miyama, Kisaburo CH Us ?f
H I|5), Kdgakuhakushi ; Engi-
neer, and sectional chief of the
Industrial Experiment Labo-
ratory. Address : No. 37, Ki-
tamachi, Ushigome, Tokyo;

Miyamoto, Jimbei C'^ y^^
^ M), one of the highest
taxpayers of Aomori - ken ;
Director of the Hirosaki E-
lectric Light Company ; Au-
ditor of the Hirosaki Savings
Bank; b. Aug. 1848 in Ao-
mori-ken; ist s. of Jimbet
Miyamoto ; in. Hide, ist d. of
Hanzo Imaidzumi. Address :
Hyakkokumachi, Hirosakishi.

Miyamoto, Jinshichi (g ?ic
ifi -tr), President of the Nihon
Katasome Kwarsha (the Ja-
pan Pattern Dyeing Com-
pany). Address : Hamama-
tsu, Hamana-gun, Shidzuoka
prefecture.

Miyamato, Kanemori (g -^
& ,B.'])» sword smith; b. 1830
at O^akimura, Kawamura-
gun, Hoki province; s. of So-

54'

Miy

yenion, brewer. When he
was 22 year old he went to
Osal.une, Bizen province, and
studied sword-forgery from
Sukekaue Yokoyama for
seven years. He forged
swords of Emperor Komei,
of the iate Emperor Meiji,
of H.I.M. the Emperor and
ot some members of the
Imperial family; besides he
forged the sacred swords of
some shrines, for instance
Tse, Atsuta, and Yasukuni.
Moreover he forged some
swords ordered by British
Ambassador and British
Minister of War. He has
been appointed a member
of the Imperial Art Society
in 1806. Address; 402 Ko-
magome Shinmei-cho, Hongo-
ku, Tokyo.

Miyamoto, Kichiemon C^ ^
S * X P'5), Preddent of the
43rd Bank ; Auditor of the
Wakayama Spinning Com-
pany, the Wakayama Water
Power Electric Company, and
of the Kiyo Savings Bank,
etc.; b. Nov. 1852 in Wa-
kayama-ken ; ist .y. of Kichi-
emon Miyamoto ; m. Sho, i.st
d. of Rihachi Kono. Ad-
dress : Shin-yaoyamachi, Wa-
kayama-shi.

Miyamoto, Koiehi C^ if. -'>
•— )j Member of the House of
Peers ; Lord-in- Waiting in the
Kinkei Hal!; b. Feb. 1836 •-;

Sliidzuoka - ken ; 1st s. o.'
Jun-an Miyamoto, a samurai.
Has served in several De-
partments ; M. H. P. since
1 89 1 ; has'' been decorated
witli the 2nd Order of Merit.
Address : No. 26, 3 chome,
Sugamomachi, Kitatoshinia-
gun, Tokyo.

Miyamoto, Masatsura (^ %
It K), Principal of the Kure
Middle School; 1^. June i860
in the province of Aki ; i'. of
Shijzo Miyamoto ; m. a si.ster
'to Tetsuzo Suda, an oculist
in Tokyo, 1900. Educ. : grad-
uated from the College of
Literature of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1894 ; studi-
ed in the University Hall
for about five years. Lec-
turer at the Tokyo Female
Higher Normal School, 1895 ;
Principal of the Tadami Mid-
dle School, Hiroshima - ten,
1 898 ; Principal of the Hiro-
shima Middle School, 1901 ;
present post since 1907. Pu-
blications : Oriental History ; ^
Text Book of Chinese Class-
ics for Middle Schools, etc.
Address: the Kure Middle
School, Hiroshima-ken.

Miyamoto, SMku (^ ?K i^),
Igak'uhakushi; Assistant-Prof,
of the Medical College, To-
kyo Imperial University ; b.
May 1867 ; 4th s. of Shinsu-
ke Miyamoto, a samurai of
Nagano prefecture ; m. Kiku,

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1st d. of Otoji Taniba, ,a
samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the Medical
College, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity. Has been: decorated
witli the 4th Order of Merit;
,^s director of Komagome hos-
pital as additional post. Ad-
dress : No. 9, 2ch6me, Awa-
ji-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo.
Mfyamoto, Tanizo {'g ;$; #

M), ex-Mem. ■ of the House of
Peers (representing the highest
taxpayers of Tokushima-ken);
President of the Awa Spin-
ning Company ; d. Sept. 1845
in Tokushima-ken ; ist s. of
Motoemon Miyamoto ; m. Ta-
ka, 2nd d. of Kyubei Naga-
liama. Has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Siin. Address : Ko-
matsushimamachi, Katsu-ura-
gun, Tokushima-ken.

Miyamoto, Ternaki Cg*.SIM),
Maior-Gonejal. on the 2nd
"^sef^6;^\^^'A.ugri8S4 in Iba-
raki-ken; Xst 5. of Bokuzo
Sakurai, a samurai of Ibara-
ki-keri, and adopted by Ku-
rotaka Miyamoto ; m: Itsu,
1st d. of Shinkitsu Arata.
Sub-Lieutenant, Feb. 1879 ;
.Lieutenant of Artillery, Apr.
1883 ; Captain of—, Oct.
1887 ; Major of—, June 1893,
Lieutenant Colonel of— , Nov.
1897, Colortel of— ; Nov; 19-
01 ;■ -Major - General, Aug.
1906; once served as Com-

mander of a Regiment and
a Brigade, etc. ; took part
in both the Japan-China and
Russo - Japanese Wars ; has
been decorated with the 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun and
the 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite in 'recognition of his
meritorious services during
the war.

Miyapioto, Tobei C'g * E :S
W), one of the highest tax-
payers- of Ibaraki - ken ; b.
Mar. 1 842 in Ibaraki-ken ;
2st s: of Toemon Miyamoto;
m. Kei, 2nd^. of Shosuke
Oyama. Address: Tamatsu-
kurimachi, Namekata-gun, I-
baraki-ken.

Miyao, Shunji Cg M » ^).
iieccional Chief of the Colo-
nization Bureau ; b. Jan. 1868
in Niigata-ken ; ist .f. of Gon-
kur5 Miyao ; m. Toyo, ist
d. of Yasusaburo Yamagairi.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1896. Entered
the Financial Department,
1 896; transferred to the Form-
Osan Government, 1900 ; pre-
sent post since 1910 ; has
made several inspection tours
through Europe, North and
South America, Australia, and
Asia; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 8, Yaraicho, U-
shigome, Tokyo. Tel. :, 2 1 24
Bancho.

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Miy

Miyaoka, Naoki ("M |53 ii SB),
Reai;-Admiral on the waiting
list; ^. 3 June 1859, Kana-
zawa ; 2nd s. of Kisui Yo-
-shida, a samurai of Kanaza-
wa clan, and adopted by I-
chiji Miyaoka. Commander,
,Dec. 1897; Captain, Sept.
'1 899 ; Rear - Admiral, May
1906 ; took part in the Ru.sso-
Japanese War, and has been
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of the Golden Kite as
war I'ewards ; placed on the
waiting list, Nov. 19 10. Ad-
dress : No. 14, Nakanomaclii,
Akasaka, Tokyo.

Miyaoka, Tsunejiro C;g (Si 'S
^ 115), Lawyer ; ^. in 1865,
at Osaka ; m. Yoshiko, 2nd
d. of Mr. Ginsaku Masaki,
a samurai. Educ. : grad. with
honours Law in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1888. Entered
Foreign Office ; Attache of
the Legation assigned to duti-
es in the Department ; Se-
cretary of the Legation and
Junior Councillor of the De-
partment, 1889 ; Charge d' Af-
faires at Washington, 1894;
1st Secretary of the Legation
at Berlin, 1894 — 190b; part of
which time Charge d' Affaires;
Minister ^Resident and Senior
Councillor of the Dep't, 1900
— 1906; Councillor of the Em-
bassy at Washington, 1906: —
1908 ; Minister Plenipotenti-

ary and resigned, 1909. Re-
creations : Pictures and horse-
riding. Address: Shinsaka-
cho, Akasakaku, Tokyo ; KaJ-
gacho, Kyobashiku (office).
Tel.: 1962; 1614 (office)
Shimbashi. . v*\

MiyasMge, Hanjiro (k M #
'-k 110, President of the Ichi-
nomiya Commercial Bank ; 6.
Mar. 1854 in Chiba-ken ; ist
s. of Hanjiro Miyashige ; m.
Tona, 2nd d. of Choemeii
Kataoka. Address : Ichino-
miyamachi, Chosei-gun, Chi-
ba-ken.

Miyashita, Eimpei (g T #
^-), President of the Saitsma
Savings Bank, and of the
Honsho Industrial Bank ; Re-
presentative Member of the
Miyashita Partnership ; l>. Jaii.
1868 in Saitama-ken ; 2nd
s. of Buhei Miyashita", and
adopted by Buemon Miya-
shita ; m. Hisa. Address :
Honshomachi, Kodama-gun,
Saitama-keu.

MiyasMt ., Sausake (gT:fe

*' fi). Iga uhakushi (Doctor
of Medici; i), doctor,' diretor
of the M yashita ophthalmic
hospital; b. 1882 in Tokyo.
Educ.: graduated from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imp Univ., 1906. Was
appointed an assistant of the
university hospital, 1907;
studied bacteriology frc«i
Prof. Collrc and the ophthal-

Miy

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moiogy from Frof. G. Chirist
at the Hern Univ., Switzer-
land, 1908; further studied
ophtiialmology in Germany,
1 909- tg 10; was engaged and
given charge of medical
affairs by the Railway Board,
1909; present post since his
returning home, Dec. 1910;
obtained the degree of Iga-
kukakiishi by presenting a
thesis. Address: No. 7 Ina-
ba-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo
Tel.: 658 Kyobashi.

Miyata, Chitose.Clt ffl ^ ¥),
Principal of the Tochigi Pre-
fectural Commercial School ;
b. Dec. 1875 in Kokura, Bu-
r.Qw Province ; s. of Masao
Matsuzaki, and adopted by
Kobungo Miyata ; m. Fumi-
ko, 1st d. of Nobuyoshi Chu-
jyo. Ediic. : graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Commer-
cial School, 1898. Entered
Mitsui Products Company ;
Teacher at the Kyoto, and
then Takaoka Commercial
Schools ; an Agent of the
Equitable Life Insurance Com-
pany in Kyoto ; teacher at
the Kofu Commercial School.
Publications: Commercial His-
tory of Japan ; Commercial
Geograply of Japan ; Com-
mercial History of Foreign
Countries ; etc. Address : 2
chome, Asahimachi, Utsuno-
miya, Tochigi-ken.

Miyata, Iwagoro (^ H ^ E

BP), President of the .Shioza-
wa Bank, Ltd. -Address : the
Bank, Shiozawa-niura, Mina-
mi-uonuma-gun, N:igata-ken.

Miyata, Shin-ichiro CM EH It
— M), Vice-President of the
Bisan Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd. Address :
Haguri - mura, Haguri - gun,
Airhi-ken.

Miyata, Shujaku (^ ffl *.
^), editor of newspaper ; 6.
1877 in Tokyo ; s. of Sonaj-e
Miyata ; m. TMiru-ko, younger
sisier of Teiji Ariraa, 1892.
Was fditor of the Kyoto
Shimbun for a years and
afterwards served in the art
dep't of the ' Osaka branch
of the Mitsnkoshi Gofuku-
ten. Becreaiion : literature.
Address : No. 534 Koharaa-
mura, Kishinari-gun, Osaka-
fu.

Miyata, Tair^eyuki ('g H ®

^)> Colonel of _ Infantry,
Commander of the 40th In-
fantry Regiment; b. 1871 in
Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., March
1891; Lieut., Jan. 1894;,
Captain, Oct. 1897; Major,
Nov. 1902 ; Lieut.-Colonel,
July 1905; Colonel, Jan. 1909.
'Decorations: 4th Order of
R. S., 3rd Order S. T., 3rd
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Tottori-shi, Tottori-

ice n •
miyata, Taro C'S ffl ^ HI5)»

Major-General Examiner and

[ S4S ]

jHiy

Member of the Military
Technical CoiTimittee; b. the
3rd in. of the 1st y. of Keio
(1865), Shizuoka-ken. Sub-
Lieut, of Artillery, June 1886;
Lieut, of Artillery, November
1809; Captain, Nov. 1892;
Major, Oct. 1897; Lieut. -
Colonel, Dec. 1901; Colonel,
March 1905; Major-General,
April 191 2. Decorations:
4th Order of S. T., 3rd
Order of R. S.^ 4th Class
of Golden Kite. Address:
No. 5, Higashigolcen - cho,
Ushigome, Tokyo.

Miyazaka, Sakunosuke C^ S
ft=- 2i W), Managing Director
of the Shinshu Bank ; Director
of the Suvva Store-house Com-
pany ; d. Dec. 1859 in Na-
gano-ken; 1st s. of Sakue-
mon Miyazaka ; in. Tomo,
jst d. of Toyoshiro Kitaza-
wa. Address : Kamisuwa -
machi, Suvva - gun, Nagano-
ken.

Miyazaki, Keisake (^ ^$ Sk
^0, Director of the Hakuai
Life Ins. Co., Kobe Gars Co.,
Auditor of the Osaka Dojim-i
TJice . Exchange, the Naniwa
Fixe Ins. Co.; sharebroker; b.
Nov. 1866 in Osaka; 4th s.
of Toyohira Tsunonaka, and
adopted by Yutaro Miyazaki;
in. Yvl, and d. of Soko Kuri-
hara. Addrcbs: No. 2708, Ten-
noji Chausuyama-machi, Mi-

uami-ku, Osaka. TeJ. : 2210
Hon ky Oku.
Miyazaki, Kikutard Cg t *

House of Peers (represen-
ting the highest taxpayers of
Shidzuoka - ken) ; Managing
Director of the Shidzuoka
Industrial Bank; Director of
the Osada Savings Bank; d.
Oct. 1869 in Shidzuoka-ken ;
1st S. of Y5nosuke Miyazaki ;
m. Mitsu, sister of Hachiro
Yamada, a samurai of Ku-
mamoto. Has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : (coun-
try address) Osato-mura, A-
be-gun, Shidzuoka-ken. To-
icyo ; No. 29, Ikenohata-naka-
machi, Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel. :
3471 Cho Shitaya.

Miyazaki, Miehisaburo (§ ftl
ii 2 Bl>), HogakuhakzisJd, Prof,
of the Law College , of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (chair-
History of Legal Institutions);
b. Sept. 1855 in Miye-ken ;
4tli s. qi ToKusai Miyazaki,
a samtirai of Miye-ken ; in.
Yoshi, 1st d. of Seisei Koba,
a samurai of Kagoshima.
Educ. :• graduated, from the
Law College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1880; studied in Gei'-
many, 1884— 1888. Prof. at.
his alma mater, 1888; Coun-
<_:llor at the Administrative

3»Eiy j' 546

Bureau as an additional post,
the same year ; Hogakuhaku-
shi, 1891 ; has ?jeen decorated
with the 2nd Order of Merit.
Address: No. 13, Komagome-
akebonocho, Hongfo, Tokyo.
Miyazaki, Yasalburo ('^ ftf 51

Hgl5)j liardware merchant;
b- 1872 in Osaka; s. of
Yasaburo Miyazaka m. Yuki,
sister of Risuke Kawakami
of Osaka, 1901. Educ:
studied at the 3rd Higher
School and Keiogijiiku. Is
now one of the members of
Osaka Educational Commit-
tee, member of the Osaka
Municipal Council, member of
the Osaka Chamber of Com-
merce, councillor of the
Osaka Hardware Guild,
director of the Japan Brick
Co., Ltd. Recreation: Japa-
nese old music. Address:
No. 10, ichome, Karamono-
cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. 'UL%
122 Higashi.

Miyazaki, Yostiteru (M ^
ti S).-^Ql.oge,l__^^pf .^Majat^y ;
sectionarciifef of tie Fa7son-^
nel Bureau of the Military
Department; b. Dec. 1862
in Toyama-ken; 3rd s. of
Kichibei Miyazaki ; m. Tami,
sister of Kaichi Miyazaki.
Educ. : the Military Academy,
i883~i886; Military Univer-
sity, 1 89 1 — 1896. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Infantry, June 1886 ;
Lietitenant of—, Dec. 1891 ;

Captain of — , Apr. T895 ;
Major of — , Apr. 1901; Lieu-
tenant Colonel of—, Nov." 19-
.04 ; Colonel, Nov, 1907 ; took
part in the Russo - Japanese
War, and has been decorated
with the 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and the 3rd Class of
the Golden Kile ; present post
since 1906. Address : No. 96,
Okubo-yochomachi, Lfshigo-
me, Tokyo.

Miyoslii, Aikichi (= *f ^ !§)>
Principal, and Prof, of the
2nd High School; b. Dec.
1870 in Echigo ; 2nd s. of
Yoshio Miyoshi, a samurai
of Echigo ; m. Kyo, 2nd d.
of Keimei Oka, a sanmrai of
Niigata. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Litera-
ture, Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1895. After serving as
Principal of the Kitakambara
Middle School, and of the
Nagano Middle School, was
transferred as the Prof, of the
2nd High School in 1900,
and then its Principal, Jan.
191 1. Address: Shimidzu-
koji, Sendai-shi.

Miyoshi, Gaku CH © W^,
botanist; Rigahihakushi; Prof,
cf the College of Science of
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity ; b. Dec. 1 861 in Gifu-
ken ; 2nd s. of Tomoei Mi-
yoshi, a samurai ; in. Mitsu,
1st d. of_Fumio Yano, a sa-
murai o{ Q\X.2.. £¥?/■(;,.• gradu-

547 ]

Miy

ated from the College o.t
Science of the Tokyo, Imperi-
al University, 1890; studied
in the University Hall; studied
botany in Germany, t8'.}I —
1895. Prof at the College
of Science of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, and Riga-
kuhakushi, 1895 ; has been
decorated with the 3rd Order
of Merit. Publications : Text
Book on Botany ; Lectures
on Botany ; Experimental
Botany; etc. Address: 15th
of Ni, No. 10, Komagome-
Nishikatamachi, Hongo, To-
Ijyo. Tel. : 3379 Shitaya.

Miyoshi, Kyutaro (H M- A. ^
B!5), Engineer of the Iron-
foundry, Department of Agri-
culture and Commerce. De-
coration : 5th Order of Merit.
Address.: Official House of tlie
Iron - foundry, Takamimachi,
- Onga-gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Miyoshi, Ifariyuki CS Jf 1$. .
tr), Baron (cr. 1 907) ; Lieute-
nant-General on the reserve ;
b. Get. 1 84s in Yamagucbi ;
2nd s. of Jokichi Tanaka, a
samurai of Yamaguchi clan ;
and adopted by Yoshiyo Mi-
yoshi, a saimirai of the same
clan ; in. Matsu, ist d. of his
foster-father. Sub-Lieutenant
of Infantry, 1871, and by
gradual promotion, reached
the rank of Lieutenant-Gene-
ral ; took part in both the
lapan China and the Ru.sso-

Japanese Wars, and at the
end of the war, was decorated
with the Grand Cordon of
the Rising Sun and the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Muromachicho, Ka-
mikyoku, Kyoto.

MiyosM, Umisabiiro (H i& S

H litO, ex-SuperintPndfintnf tTae
Nagasaki Customs ; b. Dec.
1869 in Tokyo; 3rd s. of
Nagamitsu Miyoshi, a samurai
of Tokyo ; m. Kagi, 2nd d.
of Chojiro Sasaki. Educ. :
giaduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1896. Entered
the Financial Department,
1 896 ; passed the Higher Civil
Service Examination, 1897 ;
Superintendent of the Hako-
date Customs, 1902 ; present
post since Nov. 1910; has
been decorated with the 5 th
Order of Merit. _.

Miyoshi, Yonekiima CS ^ 3fe
B), Engineer of Nagano pre-
fecture. Address .v Uedama-
chi, Ogata-gun, Nagano pre-
fecture.

Mizukaaii, Chojiro (7K±ft=^:
Iji), PiOCUiator, Chief Procu-
rator of the Osaka Co'urt of
Appeal ; b. 27 Dec. 1871, Shi-
ga prefecture; 1st s. of Roku-
robei ^Mizukami, a samiirat of
Shiga prefecture ; m. Tomeo,
sister to Yoshijiro Arai, a sa-
murai of Shiga. Educ: gra-
cfTtitec! from t!ie Tokyo Uni

Miz

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versity, 1884. Was made
Judge, 1885 ; sectional Chief
of the Osaka District Court ;
Judge of the Osaka Court of
Appeal ; sectional Chief of the
Kyoto District Court ; Presi-
dent of theoGifu District
Court; Chief Procurator of the
Osaka District Court, the Hi-
roshima Court of Appeal, and
of the Nagasaki Court of Ap-
peal ; ordered to proceed to
Europe and America, Mar.
1908 ; present post since Sept.
1908. Decoration : 3rd Order
of Merit. Address : 4 Edobori
Kitatori, Nishi-ku, Osaka.

Miaukami K kyri (7)c±J§S3),
ex-Mayor of Kobe ; 3. July
1,861 in Kumatnoto-ken; 2iid
s. of Shimpei Mizukami, a
samurai of Kumamoto-ken ;
m. Miwa, ist d. of Bunzo An»
do. Edtic: graduated froo?
the College of Law of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., 1888. Pro-
bationary Councillor at the
Legislative Bureau; ordered to
proceed to Europe and Ame-
rica, 1889 ; on returning home,
was appointed Secretary to
the House of Representatives
and Councillor of the Finan-
cial Department'^ as an ad-
ditional post ; Private Secre-
tary to the Home Minister ;
again'Councillor at the Finan-
cial Department, Oct. 1897;
having served as superinten-
dent of the Kobe, Osaka, and

Yokohama Customs, was ap-
pointed Mayor of Kobe in
1906, which post he resigned
some time ago ; has been de-
corated with the 3rd Order of
Merit. Address: ist of No. 20,
4 chome, Yamamotodori, Ko- .
be.

Mizumachi, gen (7jc BJ %),
Captain, Commander of the
arm. cruiser Kasuga; h. i8-
68. Lieutenant, Oct. 1896;
2nd Commander, Oct. 1898;
Commander, July 1904 ; then
Captain. Decorations'. 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.

Mizumachi, Kesaroka (*!Br
M_^ y O , Hog ale u h a h m s h i ;
Vice-Gorernor of the Bank
of Japan since igii;h. Mar.
1864 in Saga-ken: 2nd .y. or
Kunizane Mizumachi, a samu-
rai of Saga-ken ; m. Yu, 2nd
d. of Yoshitake Motoshima, a -
.samurai of Saga-ken. Educ:
graduated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imperial U-
niversity, 1889. Councillor of
the Treasury, 1891 ; despatch-
ed to Europe to investigate
financial and economic matters
in 1898 ; filled chair of civil
code at his alma mater as an
additional post, but resigned
in 1901 ; Director of the Fi-
nance Bureau, 1904 with an
additional post in the Tem-
porary Pension Adjustment
Bureau ; Vice-minister of Fi-

[549 ]

Miz

yiance in 1906; ordered to pro-
ceed to Europe and to change
posts with Mr. Wakatsuki who
represented the Treasury as Fi-
nancial^ Agent; present post
in June 191 1; has been de-
corated with the 2nd Order of
Merit. Address ', ■■■^ 1:^0. i, 2
chome, Nagata-cho, Kojima-
cm-ku, lykyo. Tel: 1840
Shimbaslii.

Mizumachi, Senri {;KI3IT-S),
Lieutenant-Colonel of Gen-
darmes ; Chief of the Formo-
san Gendarmerie ; b. 1 866 in
Ibaralci prefecture. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Infantry, July 1887 ;
Lieutenant, Sept. 1892 ; Lieu-
tenant of Gendarmes, Aug,
1894; Captain, May 1895;
• Major, Sept. 1904 ; Lieute-
nant Colonel, Nov. 1909. De-
corations; 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 4lh Order
of the Rising Sun. Address :
7 chome, Taikanohofukogai,
Taihokucho, Taiwan.

Mizumoto, Hyokiehi (7K;^S*J
a)> J i^f^ge of the Court of Cas-
sation : b. Oct. 1863 in Tokyo;
younger brother of Kokuzo
Kobashi, a samurai of Tokyo,
and adopted by Seibei Mizu-
moto ; m. Ko, 1st d. of his
foster-father. Educ: graduat-
ed from the Law College ot
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1888. Judge, and then
Corea, Oct? i ig? ; Attache in
Germany, May 1899; 3rd

sectional chief at the Tokyo
District Court ; the same at
the Hakodate Court of Ap-.
peal, and at the Miyagi Court
of Appeal ; and then present
post. Address: No. 13, Ko-
magome Akebonocho Hongo,
Tokyo.

Mizuno. Ghoku (* gf- iL)'
Viscount;- Member of the
House of Peers ; b. Jan, 1879 ;
5t]i s. of tiic late Baron Tada-
miki Mizuno, and adopted
by Tadanaru Mizuno, Vis-
count ; m. Sada-ko, sister of
Churyo Mizuno, Viscount.
Has been decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address: No. 7, Otsuka-kubo-
machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1152 Bancho,

Mizuno, Kin [tK Sf i-k),
Di'., Director of the Fukushi-
m;i Hospital. Address : th^
Jiospital, Sugisawa-machi, Fu-
kiishijrna-shi.

Mizuno, Kobi (7fc m ftf m\
actor : 6. 20 the 9tli m. of the
3rd y.' Bunkyu (1863) at
Akiishi^machi, Uarima pro-
-.-ince ; s. of Kosei, a samurai
of Akafchi clan. He is fond
of pictures by nature and he
early came to Tokyo, and
called Koho, his pen-name,
and issued a magazine called
" Hanakago," and so was
known as an oil-i)ainter in
the artistic circle. But he en-
tered stage circle since 1891,

Miz

[ 5SO ]

anfl ir.cide liis first appearsnce
on the stage of Tokiwaza in
Asakusa, Tokyo. Addrese.: No.
1, Hanakawato-cho, Asaknoa-
ku.Tokyo,

isfc Sec. of the Japanese Lega-
tion at Peking; b. Dec. 1873 in
the Island of Awaji ; only son
of Hiroki Mizuno, deseased ;
m. Mine Kamiya. Educ: gra-
duated Politics, Faculty of
Jurisprudence, Tokyo Imperi-
al University, 1897. Passed
the Diplomatic Service Exa-
mination, Sept, 1897 ; Attache
to the Japanese 'Ile'gation in
Corea, Oct. 1 897 ;^ Attache in
Gerrimny, May 1899; 3rd
Secretary of Legation, June,
1901 ; Consul, in Chefoo, Dec.
1901 ; "and then in Hankow,
Aug. 1905 ; 1st Secretary at
the Japanese Embassy in
Washington, Sept. 1907; Con-
sul -General at New York, 19-
70-1911 ; decorated with the
5th Order of Merit. CUh&: Ni-
ppon Glub (Tokyo) ; liawyers'
Chih; Lotus Club; Nippon Club
(New Yorlc); etc. Address:
Japanese Legation at Peking.
MizTino, Kunijiro {yKWf^^
BB^ Prfesident of the Shimidzu
Soy Company ; ^. Feb. 1873
in Kagawa-ken ; 2nd 5. of Ki-
nohichi Mizuno ; m. Katsu, ist
d. of Ishimatsu Muneyasu.
Address-; Ntshilturfa, Shodzu-

gun, Kagawa-ken.

Misuno, Rentaro {y%M-M:k
||5), Hogakuhakushi, ex-Dir.
of the Civil Work's ii.ieau,
Home Office ; A Jan. 1868 ia
Tokyo ; 1st j. of Tachisahuio
Mizuno, a samurai ,of Tokyo;
m. Misu, 2 id d. of Shigerno-
chi Tdkashima, a, samurat ot
Hiroshima. Educ: graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1892. Offi-
cial of the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce,
1893; removed to Home
Office, 1895. as Councillor
and the Private Secretary ;
sent abroad 1896 to invest!
gate copy-right matters and
attended as Japanese delegate
the International J. Conference
for the Protection, of Industrial
Property Rights held at Bru.s-
sels ; returned home 1898 and
framed the draft of the Copy-
right Law; lectured on bank-
ruptcy law at the Law College
of the Tokyo Imp. \5\xw.\.Ho~
gal'ithahusM, 1903; last post;
Sept. 1910; additional post
which was Dir. of the Local
Affairs Bur., Aug. 191 1; resi-
gned all his posts in Dec.
191 2; decorated with the 3rd
oeen decorated with the 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun.. Ad-
dress: No. 61, Shirokanfe Saru-
machi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:
i58oShiba.

Mi2uno, Shigetaro (*lfS*.

[ 551 ]

Miz

|l{)j Prof, at the Tokyo Fo-
reien Language School ; Lec-
tm-er in German, at St. Pout's
College; b.^ May 1868 in
Okayama; 1st s. of i'omoki-
chi Mizuno, a samurat o( Oka.-
yama ; m. Shigeki, sistf'- of
Okimaro Nakamura, a samu-
rai of Okay aLma. Educ: stu-
died German at the Foreign
Language School ; afterwards
sludied in America, 1 88C-1 892,
and then in Germany, 1892-
1896, Once taught at the 2nd
High School, Tokyo Higher
Commercial School, and at
the Peers' School, etc. Publi-
cations : Latin Grammar ;
German Grammar ; German
Selftanglit, Juvenile German
literature note." 'Eecreationa :
horse riding; music; painting.
Address: No. r68, Nishiokubo,
Okubo-mura, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo.

Mizuno, Tatsuhiko (*gfMS)
One of the highest taxpayers
of Kumamoto-ken ; i>. Jan.
1858 in Kumamoto-ken ; s. of
a certain Yoshida, and adopted
by Takushiro Mizuno, a sa-
murai of Kumamoto ; m. Fu-
yu, 1st d. of his foster-fa tlier.
Address : Ikegami-mura, Ata-
ku-gun, Kumamoto-ken.

Mizuno, Toshinojfl (>MfS.t
3&)> Rigakuhakushi ; Prof, at
the College of Science and En-
gineering of the Kyoto Im-
.perial University ; (5, June 1862

in Fukuoka-ken ; isti. cfMa-
tazo Mizuno, a samurai oiYw-
kuoka-ken ; m. Shige, ist d.
of Seisei Tokotsugi, a samurai
of Kagoshima. Educ : gra-
duated from the College of
Science of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1890; .studied phy-
sics and electrical science in
Germany by government or-
der, 1 899-1901. Assistant-
Prof, at the College of Science
and Engineering of the Kyoto
Imperial University, 1898; and
then its full Prof., 1902 ; Ri-
gakuhakushiy 1900. Address:
T6nodan,Sakuragi-cho, Kami-
kyoku, Kyoto.

Mizunoe, Hiroshi ij^ZXt^),
Oiie^of the highest taxpayers
of Oita-ken ; Director of the
Choshu Bank, and of the
Ch5shu Savings Eank; b.
May 1845 in Oita-ken; Jth
s. of Rakuzan Saio, and adop-
ted by Kyuiv- Mjzunoe; m.
Cbu, .sister of Jinzo.Watanabe.
Address: Fuko-mura, Usa--
gun, Oita-ken.

Mizusawa, Masao (^Kifaf ti)»
Colonel of Infantry, Com--
mander of the Kobe Regi-
mental District; b. 1865 in
Gumma-ken. Sub-Lieut., June
1886; Lieut., Oct. 1890;
. Captain, Jan. 189S; Major,
Dec. 1 901; Lieut. Colonel,
Sept. 1905; Colonel, 1910.
Decorations: 5* Order of
S.T., ,4th Order of R.S. Ad-

Mvz.

L 552 }

dress: 9 ehome, Nakamichi-
dorl, ICobej ;

Mizushima, ; Seido (:;^ S E
ii). Colonel .qr<^om;tiiss?^^riat,^
ComnVanSer of. the 2nd Bat-
talion of; Commissariat; b.
i;866, ^ Nagano prefecture.
S^b-Lieutenant of Cavalry,
Jane 1886; Sub-Lieutenant
of Commissariat, Mar.- 1887 ;
Lieutenant, Nov. 1888; Cap-
tain, Jan. 1893 ; Major, Oct.
1-897 ; Lieutenant Colonel,
Dec. 1902; Colonel, Aug.
1905. Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun ; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
the 2ad Battalion of Commis-
sariat, Sendaf.

Mizashima, Tatsuo (7K S M
i5), .Major - General ; Com-
mander of the 22nd Army
Brigade; b. 1863, Ishlkawa
prefecture. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry, Dec. 1882 , Lieute-
nant of — -, May 1886 ; Captain
>of — , Aug. 1892; Major of
— , Oct. 1897 ; Lieutenant
Colonel of — , June 1903;
Colonel of — , May 1905 ;
Major-General, Mar. 1910.
Decorations : 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun ; 5th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
the Head-quarters of the 22nd
Army Brigade, Zentsuji.

, Mizusliima, Tetsuya (7M il
•fe). ■ Principal ^oi- t.f>e Kobe
Higher ComnierciaL School;

Special Member of the Kobet
Chamber of Commerce ; b.
June 1864 at Nakatsu, pro-
vince of Buzen;, ist s. of
Hitoshi Mizushima, a samurai
of Oita-ken ; in. Hana,.2nd di
of Sononosuke Tani, a samu-,
rai of Tokyo. JEdu. : gr adu-
ated from the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School, 1887.
Teacher at the Osaka Higher
Commercial School, 1888-
1889 ; Member of the Fujita-
gumi, Osaka, 1889 -1891 ;
Member of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, 1891-1896, and
during that period, he served
for three years in the New
York Branch of the same
Bank ; Prof, at the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1896-1903 ;• present post since
1903; made a tour through
Europe and America, 1907,
has been decorated with the
4th Order of Merit. Address:
No. 21 17, Kumochi, Fukiai-
mura, Kobe-shi.

Mizuta, Chikulio OK ffl
-tS- K), Meikei by proper
name, artist, Japanese painter
CNanEo school); h. U Feb.
1883 ; s. of Toyojiro Mizuta;
m. Jan. 1913. £:'duc. . studied
painting under Ohikiigai Hi-
mefehima ; further learned po-
etical composition from Kaiyu
Ito, Exhibited his master-
pieces in the 5th Ina:pstrial
Exhibition and obtained prize; ;

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Miz— Moc

received diploma in flic 6tli
Art Exhibition of the Dep't
of Education. BeereaiionH :
music, painting and ealligra-
plij^ curio. Address-: No. 38
Junkeiclio 4 chomc, Minami-
ku, QbtAvA.Clnbs: Yushin-ka.v.
TaiisJio Art iSjoclet}'.

Miura, Fabetaro'CHiifi^iclU),
Prof. oftheKumamoto Higher
Technical School. Address :
the School, Kumamoto-ken.

Mizuta, Masao {7K H iE ^),
Director, of the Tosa Baiik,
Kochi Savings Bank, and of
the Daifo Fishery Company ;
h. Aug. 1859 in K6;hi-ken ;
1st i. ofYoshiei Horikawa, a
saiHitrai of Koohi-ken, and
adopted b}' Gun-enion Mizu-
ta ; ta. Masu, ist d. of his
'oster-father. Address: Hoii-
chosuji, Koclii-jihi.

Mizutani, Kojir i (;K# ?^ ?>:
HI"), President of the Genjo
Bank ; Director of tlie Yahata
Water Pov/er Electric Com-
pany, and of the Gt-njo Dry
Goods Company, etc. ; Au-
ditor of the Idatorigawa Ele-
ctric Company; b. July 1859
in Gifu-ken ; adopted s. of
Kina Mizutani; ;/« Dai, 2ad
d. of Saburoshi Masaki. . Ad-
dress : Yahata-macbi, Genjo-
^un, Gifu-ken.

Mizutani;. Seibsi (;^# f*^ .
«;, A.ricn mercliafit : tirinbei

dealer; b. Oct 1845; 1st j.
of Siib-'i Mizutani; ?«, Riku,
2nd d. of Rihei Enokihara.
Address: No. 68, 7 chonie,
Yokofaori, Minami-machi, O-
saka. Tel.: 1016 Cho Higa-^
shi.

Mizutani, Shikugen {i^'^-^
/t), Rear-Admiral of Engi-
neering, placed on the waiting
iisi; since June 1912; h. i)cc^
1866 in Aiclii-ken ; Ist j. of
Sanekyo Mizutani ; a samit-r
rai of Aiclii"ken ; m. Machi,
sister of Gentaid OUde, a
srmurai of Fukui. Educ. i
ciraduated from the Naval
Engineering School, July i-
885 ; studied in England.
Second Captain of Engineer-
ing, Dec. 1897; Captain of
Engineering, sectional chief '
of the Kure Navel Arsenal,
and Prof, at the Naval Uni-
versity, 1903; ordered" to
proceed to England and Ame-
rica, Apr. 1907; Rear-Ad-
miral of Engineering, Dec.
1909 ; has been decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 89, 3 chorrie, Wash5dqi'i,
Kure-shi.

Mocliida, EinyaC^ 19 if fc).
Managing Director of the Ho-
kkaido. Bahitstt Shorei Ka-
Dushiki Kwaisha (the. Hpk-
Icaido Horse-breeding. ImproJ

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vement Associotion). Address:
No. lo, Kita-yojo-nishi, Sap-
poro, Hokkaido.

Mochihara, Heiji (if U ^ —),
Baron (cr. I904),j^^^ji;£g;^^-,
miral on the reseryej b. Dec.
fg'^T '^in Kagosfiima ; 2nd s.
of Hei-emon Mochihara, a
samurai of Kagoshima ; m.
Yoshi, adopted d. of Suenori
Ijichi, a samurai of Kagoshi-
ma. , Second Sub-Lieutenant,
1878, and by gradual pro-
motion, reached the rank of
Vice - Admiral, Mar. 1907 ;
took part in both the Jap in
China and the Russo-Japan-
ese Wars; has been decorated
with the 2nd Order of Merit
and the 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite in recognition of
his services during the war.
Address: Tagoe-mura, Miura-
gun, Kanagawa-ken.

Moehiji, Eokusaburo (^ SE
aC =. li?);. ex-Commissioner of
the Formosan Government; b.
Aug. 186710 Fukushima-ken;
3rd s. of Tomizo Moehiji, a
samurai of Fukushsma-ken ;
in. Ei, e. sister to Jiro Ina-
sawa, a satnurai of Fukushi-
ma-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo. -Imp. Univ., 1893.
Soon after gtaduation, enter-
ed the government service
and was given the post oi
Comriiissionei of the Form-
osan Government,' which he

resigned in Dec. .1910,; has
been decorated with the 4tli
Order of Merit. Address: Fu-
kushima-kitamachi, Fukushi-
ma-shi.

Mochizuki, Genjiro (M fi M.
?n W>, Judge ; sectional chief
of the Osaka Court of Ap-
peal ; b. Jan. 1862 in Oka-
yama-ken ; 2nd i'. of Yiizan
Mochizuki; m. Yasu, ist d.
of Torasaburo Watanabe, of
Tokushima-ken. Early stud-
ied law, and passed the Ex-
amination for Bench in Mar.
1887 ; having served as Judge
at the Tokushima and the
Tokyo District Courts, and
as sectional chief of the lat-
ter, and as Judge of the
Tokyo Court of Appeal, was
transferred to the present post
in Dec. 1903. Address : 493
Terayamamachi, Fligashiku,
Osaka

Mochizuki, Gyokusen (M
H iE S), artist, Japanese
painter ; b. June of the 5 th
y. of Tempo (1834) in Kyoto.
He obtained many prizes ia
various exhibitions; is now
member of the Imperial Art
Society, special member of the
Nihon art society. Address:
Marutamachi-kudaru, Mnro-
machi, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Mochiztiki, Jun-ichi (M .fl W-

^"-'juISS^M^^&W-^'^* M. of th^
'co'ffimiffS'' ot'^the Examina-
tion for,Medica! Practitioners-'

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Moc

president of the Kyoto prefec-
tural Medical Ooilege. Address:
Takakura, Takeya, Kamikyo-
ku, Kyoto.

Mochizuki, Kotaro (S H 'h
X Wj, ex - Member of the
House of Representatives ;
Barrister t at - Law (Middle
Temple, England); Editor and
Prop, of the Liberal News
Agency, an English News-
agency, and of a Financial
and Economic Monthly; b.
Nov. 1865, Yamanashi . pre-
fecture. Edtic. : Keiogjjuku ;
London University ; Middle
Temple. Was in the suite
of Prince Yamagata when he
attended the coronation cere-
mony of the Czar, 1896. Has
been twice returned to the
House, where he was con-
spicuous on account of his
eloquence. Publications : Ja-
pan and America; Japan To-
day (both in English). Ad-
dress :_'Ho. 1 313, Kashima-
tani, Oimachi, Tokyo-fu.

Moehizuki, Takizo (H J il
H), Director of the Serun
Laboratory for Rinderpest of
the Department of Agrical-
ture and Commerce; b. Jun
1 87 1 in Hiroshima-ken ; 1st
s. of Kuroemon Moehizuki ;
m. Konaga, 3rd d. of Atsun-
do Saisho,' a samurai of Oka-
yama. Educ. .• graduated from
the College of Agriculture of
the Tokyo Inljjerial Univer-

sity, July 1897. Was ap-
pointed Engineer of Kyoto-
fu, Apr. 1898; then trans-
ferred to present post in Dec.
1903 ; was ordered to proceed
to J Europe and America in
Aor. 1906. Address: No.
28, I chome, Kohinatadai-
machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.
Moehizuki UnaiT,M n * rt),
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives for Wakayama-
ken ; General Manager of the
Tokyo Electric Light Com-
pany ; b. May 1858 in Wa-
kayama-ken ; 1st s! of the
late Kahachiro Moehizuki ;
m. Kuni, 3rd d. of Tokubei
Sakanaka, of Wakayama.
Was elected Member of the
Wakayama Prefectural Coun-
cil, 1883 ; then it's chairman,
1890 ; elected Member of the
House of Repi-esentatives, 18-
94 ; twice elected for the
same, 1898 ; has been de-
corated witli the 4th Order
of the- Rising .Sun in connec-
tion with the late war. Ad- ,
dress : No, 5, of Shiba Park,
Tolcyo. Tel. : 2061 Shiba.

Modzumi, Takami (.^ M M
A), Bimgakuhakushi ; b. May
1847 in Idzumo province ; ist
s. of Takayo< Modzumi, a
samurai of Izumo clan ; in.
Ryii, y. sisier to Masataka
Kawai, a samurai of Tol-ryo.
Educ: Studied- Japanese and
Chinese Classics, ' and En';f-

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lish. After serving in various
Shrines, was appointed an
Official in the. Home Depart-
ment in Feb. 1886; Prof, at
the College of Literature, To-
kyo Imperial University, Mar.
the same year; and then Coun-
cillor and Secretary as ad-
ditional posts ; -Prof of tte
Peers' School in addition,
June 1890; BjingakuJiakushi,
Mar. 1899; retired from the
government service in Apr.
1899, and has since devoted
his time to .writing books ;
is. well known as a student
of the Japanese Classics. Pu-
blications : "Kotobano-izuini"
'(a' Japanese dictionary) ; etc.
Address : No. 209, Komago-
me Sendagi Hayashicho, Kon-
go, Tokyo. . Tel.: 3776 Shi-
taya.

Mogami, Kohan (ft ± Jt W),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Akita prefecture ; President
of the Hiraya Bank, Ltd. ;
i. 9 Oct. 1847, Akita -ken;
1st s. of Ky ijemon Mogami ;
m. Kane, mother of Shigeyo-
shi Hirai, of Tokyo. Once
was Member of the House
of. Peers. " Address : Tsuno-
magawamachi, Hiraga - gun,
Akita-ken.' ©

JSIogi, Fasagoro (M'^'B ^
SR). one of • the highest tax-
payers of Chiba-ken ; Direct-
dr of the Noda Commercial
IBaiik ; soy manufacturer ; ' b.

July, 1870 at Noda, Chiba-
ken ; 1st J. of Hiroshi Mogi ;
m. \\\A&, sister of Shichirou-
emon Mogi. Educ: studied
in the Tokyo Fligher Com-
mercial School., Address.; No-
da - machi, Higashi-Katsushi -
kagun, Chiba-ken. 7>/. .• 18
Noda ; 3 Noda, Ko-otsu.

Mogi, Shichirouemon C/g if.
•fa IR iaM n\ one of^fhc'
highest taxpayers of Chiba- .'
ken ; Director of the Noda
Shoyii Bank ; soy maiiufact-
urer ; b. Feb. ,1860 at Noda, .
Chiba ; 1st s. of Kashie Mp-
gi ; m. TSuya, sister of Ta-
kujiro Yamamotb. Educ.:.
studied Chinese Classics. . Ma-
nufactures a well-known brand
of soy named ." Kihaku" ; ■
has done much in improving
the methods of manufacturing-
soy. _ Address : Nodamachi,
Higashi-katsushika-gun, Chi-
ba-ken. Club: KojKnsha,'K.yo- '
bashi, Tokyo. Tel. : 9 ; 44.

Mogi, Shunpacbiro (;J| -^ Wi
A li?). Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the .64th
Infantry Regiment; b. 1867
in Gumma-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1887: Lieut,, Nov.
1892; Captain, May, 1895;
Major, 1904; Lieut. Colonel,
Dec. 1907; Colonel, April
1912. Decorations: 5th,Or-
der of S/T., 4th Order of
R. S-, 4th Cla.ss of Golden .
¥^{\.%: Address; Tashiro, ,Iva-

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goshima -ken. a certain Mu-
Mogi, Sobei CJt * <B :R ^),
Representative Member of the
Mogi Bank, and of the Mogi
Partnership; i. Dec. 1866 in
Gumma-ken; ist s. of Cho-
bei Mogi, and adopted by
Yasuhei Mogi; m. So, is^t
d. of his foster-father. Ad-
dress : No. 30, 2 chome, Ben-
tencho-dori, Yokohama.
^ Mogi, Takesabiiro CM * i^
— «|5), one of the highest
taxpayers of Tochigi-ken ; d.
Sept. 1868 in Tochigi-ken;
1st s. of Sakujiro Mogi ; 7fi.
Shidzu, 1st d. of Chobei Mo-
gi. Address : Hatakawa-mu-
A.so-guni Tochisi-ken.
Momose, Busaku CW M St M\
Judge ; President of the Ku-
mamoto District Court ; 5.
8 Aug. 1862, Nagano-ken;
i2nd s. of Zenji Gomi, and
adopted by • Nui Momose ;
m. Hisa, 1st d. of Yoryo
Nagata, a saifturai of Yama-
guchi. Passed tl'j "'•Examina-
tion for Bench, Dec. 1886;
Judge, Dec. 1887; after ser-
ving as Judge of the Hiro-
shima District Court, Judge
pf the Hiroshima Court 0}
Appeal, and as the President
of the Saga and Kagoshima
District Courts, was trans-
ferred to present post ; has
been decorated with the 5th
Order of Merit. Address :
Official House, the Kuma-

Mog— Mor

moto District Court.

Momoshima, Ichihaohi (W &
— A), Judge ;-, President of
the Takamatsu District Court.
Decoration : 5th Order of
Merit. Address : the Taka-
matsu District Coiirt.

Mori, Eihichi (M- ^ -b),
dealer in dry goods, Auditor
to the Gifu Silk Goods Com-
pany ; b. Aug. 1882 in Ai-
chi-ken ; 2nd s. of Eihichi
Mori ; m. Sumilco, 1st d.
of Matsubei Tomatsu, of
Aichi-ken. Address : 8th of
No. 5, Motoshigemachi, Ni-
shiku, Nagoya. Tel. : 63
Ch6. -

Mori, Etsutaro (M-M X W).
Naval Cop., Chief the Electric
Ssctit)"ti" of the Naval Arsenal;^
d. 1868. 2nd Commander,
Sept. 1899; Commander, July
1904; Captain, Sept. 1908.
Decorations: 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun ; 4th Class of
the Golden "Kii^. ] Address :
No. 44, Matsumotocho, Shi-
ba, Tokyo. '

Mori, Goro (^ M 3L 110, '
Baron (cr. 1892); , Member
of the House of iPeers ; ^■
20 Oct. 1871 ; :y. brother to
Prince Motoaki Mori; m.
Masa-ko, aunt to Marquis
K5so Matsudaira. Educ. :
studied in England, 1888—
1896. M. H. P. since June
1898 ; has been decorated
\vith the Ath Order of the

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Rising Sun. ■ Address : JNo
io6, Hommuracho, Azabu,
Tokyo. 2>/..- 186 Shiba
MQri,_ Heibei (M ^ ^ IK),
pharmacist ; apothecary ; Ta-
mpei-'Shdkzvai ; b. Feb. 1874
in Osaka; 2nd s. of Kohei
JVIatsui, 'and adopted by He-
jbei Mori ; m. Nara-ei, 4th
d. of Rihei Tahata. Educ:
graduated from the School
of Pharmacy. l^harmacist,
1899 ? elected Merriber of the
Osaka Prefectural Council in
1907. Address: No. 13, 2

chome, Shinsaibashi, Minami-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 902 ; 901
Minami.

Mori, Hiicozo (M ® H),
Chief of the Rolling Stock
and Machineiy Department,
Central Divisional Superin-
tendant Office, the Railway.
Board ; b. Mar. 1867 in O-
kayama prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Shozo Mori, a samurai of
Okayama ; m. Kin, e. sister
to Tsunetaro Aiga, of Oka-
yama-ken." Educ. : graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
^ versity, 1891. After gradua-
tion, he entered the Railway
Board, and was made engi-
neer of the Kobe Works ;
then its Manager, 1 896 ; engi-
neer of the Kobe Water
Works, 1897 — 1903; was
^dered to proceed to Eurogft
aiid^^ America for thepurgose
oF inspecting railway affairs.

'903 — 1904; afterwards ap-
"pointed Manager of the Shim-
bashi Works of the Imperial
Government Railways, 1904;
appointed to the present post in
1908, still holding the above
as an additional post. Once
lectured on locomotives in
the College of Science and
Engineering of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ., 1899 — 190J,
and also in the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imp*
Univ., 1904 — 1909. Decora-
tion ; 4th Order of the Rising
Sun. Publication : Locomotive
Engineering. Address : 5 3rd
of the Official House of the
Railway Board, Shiodomecho,
Shiba, Tokyo. Club: Imperial
Railway Association, etc.

Mori, Hirosaburo (^ ^ H
SP), ex-Mem. of the House
of Peers representing the high-
est taxpayers of Fukui-ken ;
b. Nov. 1870 in Fukui-ken ;
1st s. of Hirosaburo, Mori ;
m. Kumi,. ist d. of Ton Ka-
tayama, a samurai of Hok-
kaido Once was Member of
the P'ukui Prefectural Coun-
cil ; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun in connection with the
late war. Address : Ktinita-
ka-mura, Imatachi-gun, Fu-
kui-ken.

Mori, Hirotaro (^ * j6c SB),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Ehime-ken; b. Jan. 1858

[559]

Mor

in Ehime-ken ; Tst s. of Shi-
. njiro Mori. "* Address : Himi-

machi. Arai-gun, E^hime-ken,
Mori, Hirozo <M M M>>
vice-manager of the Kobe
Brtmcli of the Yokohama
Specie Bank ; b. Feb. of the
Gth y. of Meiji (1873)in Totto-
rislii ; 3rd s. of Jinjuro Mori,
m, Michiko, e. d. of tlie late
Yaichi Okiida, Nov. 1904.
Eduo. : griidnated from the
Tokyo iiigher Commercial
School, 1897. Entered the
bank on his graduation and
served at several branches of
the same bank home and
abroad ; then promoted to the
present post, lieereations : read-
ing, wandering in mountain-
ous land. Address : 51 of 297,
Okuhirano-mura, Kobe. Tel. :

988.

Mori, loMbei C^ ^iJ — ^ Ir),

Rear-Admiral ; Commander
of the Kure Reserve Squad-
ron ; 3. 24 July 1858, Kago-
shima prefecture; 1st s. of
Kiheita Mori, a samurai of
Kagoshima ; ' in. Tame, 2nd
d. of Sumitaka Tamimurk, a
' samurai oiW\yAZdi}id. Educ:
graduated from the Naval
Cadets School, 1 881. 2nd Sub-
Lieutenant, 1885 ; reached
the rank of Commander in
Dec. 1897 ; Captain, Oct.
1902 ; Rear - Admiral, Aug.
1908 ; was appointed to the
present post in Dec. 1909 ;
took part in the Japan China

War as Group Leader in the
protected cruiser Itsukushima,
and in the _^ Russo-Japanese
War as Commander of the
protected cruiser TakacJiiho,
the armoured coast defense
ship Chin-yen, and of the bat-
tleship Fjiji; at the end of
the war was decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and the 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 17, Ichigaya Nakano-
machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Mori, Kagetoshi C^ fe ^i]),
Dr., Chief Paediatria of the
Kobe Hospital. Address : the
Hospital, Kusunokicho, Kobe.

Mori, Kengo (M S ^),
Secretaiy to the Financial
Department stationed in Eng-
land and France; d. Sept.
1 876 in Saga ; s. of Tomo-
hiro Mori, a samurai of Saga
clan ; m. Fumi, ist. d. of
Tadayuki Yoshitomi, a samji-
raioi Tokyo. Educ. : grsidu-
ated from the College of
I^aw,* Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1900. Entered the ,
Financial Department, 1900. '
Passed the Higher Civil Ser-
vice Examination ; stayed In
England by gcswernment cru-
der, Dec. 1900 — May 1902;
Secretaiy to the Financial
Department, 1902 — 1903 ;
Private Secretary to the Finan-
cial Minister, 1903 ;_jQr,dered.
to proceed to England and

Vor

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Ameiica as the companion
orFinancil Vice-Minister Wa-
■katsuki, and afterwards re-
maining there, May 1907 —
1910 ; present post since 19-
1 1 ; decorated with the 5th
Order of Merit. Address:
(in Japan) No. i, Tangoma-
chi, Akasaka, Tokyo. English
Address: No. 3, White hall
Court, London, S. W. Tel. :
(in Japan) 2200 Shimbashi,

(in London) .^610 Victoria.
Mori, Sinseki (^ -f^ :5;),

artist, Japanese painter; b.
March cf the 14th y. of
Tenpo (1843) at Yuyama,
province of Settsu, Educ:
learned painting from Kinjyo
Kanae, Jyoson Ninchoji. He
exhibited his masterpieces in
art exhibitions and Naikoku
industrial exhibitions and ob-
tained several times prizes;
was awarded a set of gold
cups by the bureau of de-
coratipns; is now member
of, committee and adviser to
several societies. Address :
No. 2434, Takagaki-cho,
Kita-ku, Osaka.

ISSrI, Kiyoshi C# rt), Vis-
ctJunt, Member of the House
of Pees;_//. Dec. 1875; ist
J. *>f the late celebrated Vis-
count Yurei Mori, who fell
«nder the hand of an as-
sassin on tlie day of the
Proclamation of the Japanese
Constitution in 1889 ; m. Yo-

# '-k BR),

Kawasaki

Address :

Tachibana-

slii-ko, 1st d. of Viscount
Yasutami Matsudaira.. Ad-
dress; No. 103, 6chome, A-
oyania Minamicho, Akasaka.
Tolcyo.

Mori, Kojiro (;#
President of the
Mutual Bank, Ltd.
Kawasakimachi,
gun, Kanagawa prefecture.'

Mori, Kuaitake (M f^ ^>,
Colonel of Infantry ; chief of
tRg^'^^^^roff'ftSpartment of
Military Education ; 5. Jan.
1868 in Gumma-ken ; 2nd s.
of Uliei Mori, and adopted
by Chojiro Mori; m. Kimi,
y. sieter to Kahichiro Seki-
da, of Tochigi-ken. Educ:
Military College. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Infantry, Mar. 1 89 1 ;
Lieutenant of — , Apr. 1 894 ; '
took part in the Japan China
War as adjutant to the 3rd
Division and then was on the
staff cf the 1st Army ; Cap-
tain of—, Oct. 1897; Major
of — , Nov. 1902 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel of — , May 1905 ; was
ordered to proceed to Ger-
many for the purpose of nii-
iitary inspection, Feb. 1906 ;
Colonel of — , Sept. 1908 ;
I)articipated in the Russo-
Japai -se War, and has been
decorded with the 4tb Order
of the Rising Siin and the
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : No. I9, Ichigaya
Tomihisacho, Ushigome, To-

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Kyo. _

Mori, Masataka Clfe iE W:\
Governor of Niigata-prefectm^.
Decoration: 4th Order of
Merit. y4^i/r^j-.y .• Official Hou-
se, Eishodori, Niigata.

Mori, MatahicMro (#. X -t:
BI5). Rear- Admiral. Address:
No. 355, Nakashibuya, Shi-
buya - mura, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo.

Mori, Mosei (^% ife), Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives for Mie - ken ; b.
May 1865 in Mie-ken ; 2nd
s. of Junjiro Mori ; m. Shizu,
3rd d. of Buhei Tanaka, of
Mie-ken. Educ. : studied in
the Keiogijukii. Once was
Member of the Mie Prefect-
ural Council, and was its
Vice - Chairman ; was once
Member of the Kuwana Cham-
ber of Cornmerce ; is now
serving for the fourth time as
a member of the House of
Representatives ; has been de-
corated with the 4th order
of the Rising Sun. Address:
No. 2, I chome, Atagoshi-
tamachi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel •
lOOi Cho Shiba.

Mori, Motoaki (^ fij % ng),
Prince, Member of the House
of Peers ; Lord-in- Waiting, of
the Kinkei Hall ; b. 7 FeT).
1865 ; 1st i-. of the late Prince
Motonori Mori,-^ ex-Lord of
Yamaguchi clan ; m. Misako
e. sister to Printv Kimiyoshi

Sanjo. Address : No. 27, Ta-
kanawa Minamicho, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel.: 957 Shiba.

Mori, Mdtosnkeih(# 7t S&),
Chief Goaler of the Ichigaya
Prison. Decoration : 5th Or-
der of Merit. Address : Aral,
Nogata-gun, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo.

Mori, Mototada C^- M yt SO,
Viscount (cr. 1884); Mem-
ber of the House of Peers-;
b. ly June 1865 ; 2nd s. of
Motozumi Mori, ex-Lord of
a clan in Choshii ; m. Kuni-
ko, 2nd d. of Baron Sompu-
ku Senge, ex-Mayor of To-
kyo. Educ.: studied in Ger-
many. Has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No.
16, riigashishiiiano-machr,
Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo.

' Mori, Eimpei C# # ^)i

Dr., one of the highest tax-
payers of Aichi-ken ; 3. Nov.
1 86 1 in Aichi-ken; ist s. of
Rimpei Mori, a samurai of
Aichi-ken ; m. Saku, j. sister
to Jinkichi Watanabe, of Gi-
fu-ken. Address : Asaimachi,
Flaguri-gun, Aichi-ken.

Mori, Riiitaro (M- # ^ BP),
Dr.. Igakuhakushi, Bungaku-
kakusht, Surgeon-General and
Director of Medical Affairs,
War Office ; b, Jan x 860 at
Tsuwano, Iwami province ; i st'
5. of Shidzuo Mori, a clan
doctor; m. Shige, i.st d. of

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Ifiro-omi Araki, a samurai of
Tokyo, Educ. : studied Japa-
nese and Chinese Classics,
and German ; graduated from
the Tokyo Medical School,
1881 ; further studied in
the Universities of Leipzig,
Dresden, Miinchen, and Ber-
lin, 1884— 1888. Surgeon-
Sub-Lieutenant, Dec. 1 88 1 J
Surgeon Lieutenant, May 18-
'83 ; Surgeon Captain, May
1885; Surgeon Lieutenant-
Colonel, June 1890; Surgeon
Colonel, Mar. 1897; Surgeon
Major - General, June 1899;
Surgeon General, Nov. 1907 ;
Igakuhakushi, 1893 ; Bunga-
kuhakushi, 19 10; took part
in both the Japan China and
the Russo - Japanese Wars ;
has been decorated with the
2nd Order of the Rising Sua
and the 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite in recognition of
his valuable services rendered
to the Empire during the war.
He is well known officially
having been~- connected with
military surgery since his re-
turn from Germany ; but he
is probably much more widely
known as a literateur, both
as a translator of manj' Ger-
man Classics, and a writer
with a highly finished style.
Writes under the nom de
flume of " OS^wai;" once lec-
tured aesthetics at Keiogiju-
ku, the Tokyo Fine Arts

School and the Tokyo Sem-
mon Gakko (predecessor ■ of
the present Waseda Uni-
versity). Publications : " Mi-
nawashii " (a collection of his
translations and' 01 iginal wri-
tings) ; Maihime (Dancing
Girl) ; Hitomakumono and
Zoku - hitomakumono (One
Aet Plays, being translations
of several European drama-
tists); Ogonhai (Golden Cup);
Utanikki (Diary in Verse) ;
Principles of Aesthetics, (trans-
lation from the German) ; and
many other short stories and
translations contributed to va-
rious magz.zines. 'Address: No.
21, Komagome Sendagicho,
Hongo, Tokyo, 7>/./ 946
Shitaya.

Mori, Ritsuko (^ # .^),

Actress; d. 1 891 in Tokyo;
d. of iHajime Mori, lawyer.
Educ: graduated from the
Atomi Girls' School, 1907;
studied English under Miss
Summer, 1908; graduated
from the Actress* School
attached to the Imp. Theatre
(Teikokuza), 1910; has gone
to Europe for observation,
March 1913. Recreations:
literature, gardenuig. Ad-
dress'. No. 18, Kamiya-cho,
Nishinokubo, Shiba, Tokyo.

r?/.:435.

Mori, Rokaro; (^ /» BU),
one of the highe'st taxpayers
of Tokushitoa-ken '; Director

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Mor

and President of the I'oku-
shinm Bean-refuse Manufact-
uring Company; b. Feb. 1872
in Tokushima-ken ; 1st s. of
Rokubei Mori ; ' in. Kei, y.
sister of Yasugoro Koizumi,
of Tokushima. Address : No.
93, Torimachi, Tokushima-
shi.

Mori, Sakutar" C# ■ft X I-IO,
lawyer; 3. Mar. 1854 in "^O"
kyo ; .y. of Morikatsu Mita,
and adopted by Sadayoshi
Mori. Has served as Judge
in several Courts, 1876 — 1881;
lawyer since 1881 ; Cliair-
man of the Osaka City Coun-
cil, 1892 — 1901 ; made an in-
spection tour of European and
American cities as the Chair-
man of Osaka City Council in
1900: Recreations: Music; Li-
terature. Address : No. 29,
I chome, Edobori - kita - dori ,
Nishiku, Osaka. Tel. : 360
Ni.shi.

Mori, San-itsu (# # 5S),
judge; President of the K5-
chi District Court. Address :
the Kochi District Court.
) }ri, Sei C^ IE), ex-Mem.
o. the House of Representa-
tives for Nara-ken ; i>. -Apr.
1867 in Nara-ken; ist s. of
Goro Mori ; m. Shii, 3rd d.
of Seiken Kasai, of Nara-
ken. Elected M. H. P. in
1908. Address : No. 45, Ta-
kanawa Minamicho, Shiba,
Tol<yo. Tel.: 163 1 Shiba.

Mori, Ssi-emon (#|S ;6 &P^),
engineering works contractor,
chief of the Arima-gumi ; b.
the 6th y. of Ansei (1859),
Tokyo; ist s. of the late
Sei-emon Mori; m. 1883, Fu-
mi-ko, 1st d. of Zenkichi Ku-
mai. Educ. : studied Chinese
classics and English. Stand-
ing Director of the Yokoha-
ma Electric Railway, Presi-
dent of the Oriental En^-
neering Works Company and
of the Japan Industrial Com-
pany, member of tlie Cham-
ber of Commerce, Member of
the Tokyo Prefectural Coun-
cil, etc. Recreations : Igo
playing, Waka (Japanese-po-
etry), Painting and Calli -
graphy, Curios, etc. Address:
No. 6, Sekiguchicho, Kanda,
Tokyo. Clubs : Doki Club,
Japanese Tradj Association,
Imperial Railway Association.
Tel.: 1170 Honkyoku.

Mori, Shotaro (M'S.% %\
President of the 47th Bank,
and of the Hokuetsu Arti-
ficial Manure Co. ; Standing
Director of the Iwase Steam-
ship Company ; Auditor of the
Iwase Bank, and of the Ta-
kaoka Rice Exchange ; Mem-
ber of the Toyama Chamber
of Commerce; b. July 1859
1 iii Toyama-ken ; ist .j. of Sen-
enion Mori ; ni. Ju. Address :
Higashi-iwase-mura, Kamia-
rakawa-gun, Toyama-ken.

Mor

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Mori, STsakii (# ^* f^),
President of the 40th Bank
aind of the Tatebayashi Sav-
ings Bank ; Representative
Member of the Mori Partner-
ship ; Director of the Gum-
ma Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank, etc. ■, b. 13 Mar.
1863, Tochigi prefecture ; 2nd
s. of Yoshibei Shiriozaki, oj

Tochigi, antS adopted by So-
gbro Mori ; m. Koto, i st d.
df his foster-fether. Address :
RiiyQmachi, Yamada - gun,
Gumma-ken.

Mori, Tomoyuki (# % 2.'),

ndander of the istllegiment of
Infantry despatched in Chosen;
b. i868,Ehime prefectvlre. Suh-
Eieiitenaiit, July 1888; Lieiite-
naht, July 1893; Captain, Oct.
1 897; Major, Nov. 1 902; Lieute-
nant-Colonel, Sept. 1905 : Co-
lonel, "Sept. 1909 Decoration:
3rd Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure. Address: ist Regi-
ment of Infantry, Korea.

Mori, Yasunosuke (# S ^
M), one of the highest tax-
payers of Kagoshima-ken ; b.
Oct. 1 849 in Kagoshim.a-ken;
1st s. of Kiheiji Mori ; m.
Ume, aunt to Seizo Iwashi-
ge, of Kagoshima-ken. i Ad-
dress : Nishikokubu-mura, D-
ra-gun, Kagoshima-ken. ..:i-f'

Mori, YosMomi C# ^ fe),

Station; A 1869. 2nd Com-
mander, June 1898 ; Com-
mander, Sept, 1903; Captain,
Sept. 1908. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : No. 25, NijikkichS,-
Ushigome, Tokyo.

Mori, Yoshitaro (M m. *
BP), Rear-^Admiia;J : h. 1864.
Eiduc.: graduatedlrom the Na-
val Cadets School. 2nd Com-
mander, Dec. r897; Com-
mander, Oct. 1898; Captain,
Jan. 1905 ; present post, 191 1.
Decorations : 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite; 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun; 5th Order of
the Sacred Treasure. Address:
No. 12, Aoyama-Takakicho,
Akasaka, Tokyo.

Morikawa, Seigoro (5^ ;i| ?t 3l
^p'^>J4Qii*ifi9|*i.9f5fi6S?%is,s,a-
riat,Comniander of the 9thlBat-
talion of Commissariat ; b..
1 870, Hyogo prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, June
1 894; Sub-Lieutenant of Com-
missariat, Sept. the sarhe year;
Lieutenant, June 1895 ; Cap-
tain, Jan. 1898 ; Major, Nov..
1904. Decorations : , 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun ; 5 th
Class of the Golden- Kite.
Address : the 9th Battalion of
Com., Kanazawa.

Morikawa, Shuzo Clfe )\\ %
W), a large land owner of Hi-
roshima-ken ; Member of the
Hiroshima Chamber of Com-

L S6S I

llor

merce, and of the Hiroshima
Prefectural Assembly ; ij. May
i86o in Hiroshima-ken; ist
i. of Choemon Morikawa ; m.
Tei, I St d. of Kan Takeuchi,
of Hiroshima. At/dress : No.
I, Tsukamotomachi, Hiroshi-
ma-shi.

Morikawa, Takeshi QB- JH^),
Major-General ; Commander
of the 26th Brigade of In-
fantry; i. Mar. 1855 in Iba-
raki-ken ; jf. brother to Gen-
go Morikawa ; m. Yebi, ist
d. of Kadzutoshi Endo, a sa-
murai of Tokyo. EducJ grad-
uated from the Military Acade-
my, 1879. Sub - Lieutenant
of Infantry, Dec. 1881 ; Lieu-
tenant of—, May 188s ; Cap-
tain of— , Nov. 1891; Major
of — , Dec. 1896; Lieutenant-
Colonel of — , Sept. 1902 ;
Lolonel of — , Mar. 1905;
Major - General, Dec. 1908 ;
took part in the Japan China
and the Russo-Japanese Wars
as Commander of- tlie 32nd
Regiment of Infantry ; at the
pnd of the war, was decorat-
ed with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
Head-quarters of the 26th
Army Brigade of Infantry, Ta-
■katamachi, ."^akakubiki r gun,
•Niigata-ken.

i Morilcnbo. i^aknzo ^ A 1*
i¥ it), Member of thei House of
Representatives for. Tokyo-fu;

Councillor of the Tokyo City
Assembly; Director of the
Enoshima Electric Railway
Co., Hachioji Store - house
Bank, and of the Shokusan
Bank ; b. 27th June 1855 in
Tokyo; 1st s. of Shogoro
Morikubo; m. Sei, ist ^. iA
Yahichi, Nakamura.of Tol<>'o.
Early entered politico and be-
came a niember of the Liberal
Party, a then newly organ-
ized political party; was e-
lected Member of the Kana^
gawa Prefectural Assembly,
1888; elected Member of the
House of Representatives at
the by-election of 1896; one
of the founders of the Eno- '
shima Electric Railway Com-
pany, 1890; Member of the
Tokyo Cily Council, 1891 ;
again elected Member of the
. House of Repi-esentatives, 19-
04 ; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun. Address : No. 6, 2 cho-
me, Kagurazakacho, Ushigo-
me. Tokj'o. Tel. : 281 Ban-
cho.

Morimoto, Jinhei k% % ^
^ ^), President of the Ni-
shinomiya Brewing Company;
Standing Director of the Ni-
shinpmiya Bank ; b. 22nd Jan.
1864 in Hyogo-ken; ist s.
of Jimbei Morimoto. Address:
Hamakubocho, . Nishinomiya-
machi, Miiko - gun, Hypgo-

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ken,

Morimoto, Kakuya C# ;^ ?i
•ife). President of the Mie Agri-
cultural and Industrial Bank ;
Special Member of the* Tsu
Chamber of Commerce; d.
13th Apr. 1862 in Mie-ken;
1st .f. of Sazaemon Morimo-
to ; m. Chitsu, ist d. of Ko-
saku Inagaki, a samtirat of
Mie-ken. Elected M. H. R.
for Mie prefecture. Address :
Ugata-mura, Shima-gun, Mie-
ken. '

Morimoto, Knnijiro C# *: ^R
ia W), Councillor, and section-
al chief of the Railway Board;
l>. 4th Nov. 1866 in Okaya-
ma-ken ; m. Tsuchino, y. sis-
ter to Shin-ichi Sato, of Oka-
yama. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination
Nov. 1895 ; entered.the Board
of Audit, 1895 ; Probationary
Public Auditor, and Secretary
of the House of Representa-
tives as an additional post,
July 1896; then full Public
Auditor, July 1902 ; was or-
dered to pi'oceed to Man-
churia, Sept. 1907 ; present
post since Dec. 1908 ; has
been decorated with the sth
Order of Merit. Address .-No.
20, Kikuicho, Ushigome, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1874 Bancho.
; Morimoto, Eokubei (M :^ f:
*flf3, Executive Member of
the Morimoto Partnership ;
Auditor to the Naigwai Ma-

rine Products Company; Mem-
ber of the Kobe Chamber of
Commerce ; 6. 4th Nov. 1 876
in Osaka ; ist s. of Keimei
Morimoto; in. Yuri, ist d.
of Tayozo Majima, of Osaka.
Address: 'i^io. 24, i chome,.
Motomachi, Kobe. 7>/..-638.
Morimoto, Zenshichi (^ ~M
# -t)» Director of the T5kai
Store - house Company, the
Nagoya Bank, and of the
Nagoya Savings Bank ; Au-
ditor of the Nagoya Twisted-
Thread Weaving Co. ; Mem-
ber of the Nagoya Chamber
of Commerce ; has a fancy
goods store; 3. II Feb. 1855,
Aichi-ken; 1st .f. of Sobei
Hagiwara, and adopted by
2^nhichi Morimoto. Address:
No. 49, Teppocho, Nakaku,
Nagoya. ^/. .-623 Cho.
' Morimttra, Gyota C^ l^t 9k
^)> President of the Isezaki
Bank; Director of the Jyomo
Bank, and of the Tone Canal
Company ; 6. 15th Aug. 1863
in Gumma-keri ; ist j. of Mo-
mpei Morimura ; m. Miyo,
1st d. of Bunkichiro Shiina,
of Gumma - prefecture. Ad-
dress : Miyago-mura, Saha-
gun, Gumma-ken.

Morimnra, Ichizaemon C^ ^
fli :fe S P5), Representative
Member of the Morimura
Bank; Advisor to the Fuji
.Paper ..Manufacturing Gomr
ipany, and to the Fuji Gas

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Mor

Spinning Company ; President
of Morimura & Co. ; trader ;
b. Oct. 1839 in Tokyo; ist
J. ot Ichizaemon Morimura ;
m. Kiku, 1st d. of Motobei
Yamashita, of Tokyo. Hav-
ing early engaged in the ex-
port and import trade after
considerable hardship, amas-
sed a large fortune ; when the
Bank of Japan was founded
in 1882 he became its Mana-
ger, holding the post for 18
years ; in 1900 was appointed
a Director. Is the founder
of the famous Morimura Co.,
which is engaged in the manu-
facture and export of porce-
lain a'nd Japanese curios ; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of Merit in connection
with the late war. Address :
No. 33, Takanawa, Minami-
machi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:
333 Sliiba.

Blorimtira, Kaisaku C^tf SM

fis, . Trader; <5. 1873 in Tokyo;
2nd s. of Ichizaemon Mori-
mura, founder of the famous
Morimura Co. Ediic,: studied
at Keiogijuku University; on
his graduation went to Ame-
rica and studied at a Com-
mercial school for nine years;
is engaged iii export and
import in the Morimuragumi
since his return, 190J. Ad-
dress: No. 33 Takanawa-
minami-cho, Shiba-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2021 Shiba.

Morinaga, Ikichi (M *• P'
cf), Prof of the Nagasaki
Medical College; b. 1st Apr.
1857 in Saga-ken; ist s. of
Zenroku Morinaga ; m. Yae,
/. sister to Juhei Hirabaya-
shi, of Nagasaki-ken. ~ Educ:
studied medicine. Entered the
Home Office, June 1877 ; then
became Prof at the 5th High,
School, and afterwards pre-
sent position. Address : the
Nagasaki Medical College,
Nagasaki-shi.

Morinaga, Yiiken (# 7Jt %
M), court physician ; b. 1 7th
May 1 849 in Saga-ken ; 2nd
s. of Choz5 Morinaga, a sa-
murai' of Saga-ken, and a- "
dopted by Tomomatsu Mori-
naga, a samurai of Tokyo;
m. Shiga, 1st d. of the late
Jihei Mizuno, a samurai of
Saga. Educ. : graduated from
the Medical College of the To+
kyo Imperial University, 18- ,
81. Entered the Department
of Household Affairs, and was
appointed court physician; has
been decorated with the $&
Order of Merit. Address:
No. 14 Ryiidomachi, Azabu,
Tokyo^ Tel. : 2270 Shiba.
. Morinobu, Yasuiohi C#. is 3c
— ), Managing Director of the
Bingo Bank ; b. 4th Sept.
i860 in Hiroshima -ken ; 2nd
s. of Yorokuro Nakayama, and
adopted by Kiemon Morino-
bu; m. Yuka, 1st d. of his

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foster - father. Address : Hi-
royama - mura, Ashi - shina-
gun, Hiroshima-ken.

Morioka, Heiemon C# M ^
* I n), President of the To-
mikura Bank ; Director of the
Gopper and Iron Company ;
Representative Member of the
Imperial Trade Partnership ;
dealer in copper and iron ; b.
Dec. 1 87 1 in Tokyo ; 2nd s.
of Heiemon Morioka; m. Yae,
niece to Sukegoro Hirooka,
of Tokyo. Address : No. 28,
I chome, Honzaimokucho, Ni-
hombashiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
,660 ; 2914 /. (/. Honkyoku.

Morioka, Morinari (SJi PB ^

Jffi)> Colonel of CaY^ry, Di-
rec^^^t^'^^Mr^^Sfctice
School; 3. 1871 in Yama-
guchi-ken. Sub-Lieut., March
1892; Lieut., Nov. 1894;
Captain, Oct. 1899; Major,
May 1903; Lieut. Colonel,
April 1905; Colonel, Dec.
1910. Decorations: 4th Or-
der of S. T., x\A Order of
R. S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Kamimeguro,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Monoka. Shin (^ IM! R).
Representative Member of the
Togura Afforestation Com-
pany, Member of the Morio-
ka Partnership ; Dealer in e-
lectric machinery ; b. Dec.
1844 in Shiga-ken ; 2nd s. of
^okuemon Morioka ; m. Ta-
ka, 2nd d. of Rokusabliro

Nishimura, of Tokyo. Early
entered the Departments of
Finance and Home Affairs,
and afterwards served as Se-
cretary of Iwate, Ishiicawa,
Gumma and Kumamoto pre-
fectures ; in 1894 retired from
the government service, and
entered business giving his
attention to foreign trade and
emigration with great success.
Address: No. 4, Yamashiro-
cho, Ivyobashi, Tokyo. Tel. .•
31 12 Cho Shimbashi.

Morishima, Kahei (M % %
:R- %\ President of the Tei-
ritsu Bank ; b. 21st Apr. 1845
in Wakayama-ken ; ist s. of
Yashiro Hirata, and adbptcd"
by Kahei Morishima. Address:
Kushimotomachi, Nishimuro-
gun, Wakayama-ken.

Morishima, Kurata (M % %
:fc)> Igakukakushi ;. _ Prof of
the Kyoto Medical College,
Imperial University of Kyoto
(chair : — pharmacology) ; b.
7th Apr. 1868 in Gifu-ken ;
1st s. of- Gensen Morishima ;
m.. Teru.jj/. sister to Kan Fuji-
nanii, Igakuhakushi. Ednc.:
graduated from the Medical
College, 1893 ; studied rnate-
ria medica in Germany, 1896
-— ;I900. Was appointed As-
sistant Prof of the Medical
College, Kyoto Imperial Univ.,
1900 ; then Igakuhakushi, and
full Prof, Dec. the same year ;
ordered to proceed to China,

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19 1 o. Address: Kamikamo-
mura, Atago-gun, Kyoto.

Morita, Ekizj C# H S si),
Managing Director of the Ta-
jumaru Bank ; Auditor to the
lasumaru Savings . Bank ; b.
14th Apr. 1 847 in Fukuoka ;
ist5. of Sakujiro Morita. Ad-
dress : Tasumaru, Ukiha-gun,

Fukuoka-ken.

' 'Morita, Kiheiji (^ ffl » -'P

?1&), one of the highest tax-
payers of Aomori prefecture;
Director of the Hichinohe Com-
modity Company, the Kami-
kita Bank ; apothecary and
d y-goods dealer ; b. 2 Aug.
186,5, Aomori prefecture ; ^^t
s. of Kiheiji Morita ; m. Tsu-
ru, 1st d. of Shobei Morita,
of Aomori prefecture. Ad-
dress: Hichinohemachi, Ka-
mikita-gun, Aomori-ken.

Morita, Mokichi C# ffl Ife" a),
Director and President of the
Silk - thread Spinning Com-
pany; b. 1 6th Aug. 1865 in
Hyogo-ken ; 2!jd s. of Seiha-
chi Morita ; m. Moto, ist d.
of Naotane Ozaki, a samurai
of Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial Univer.sity,
1896. Soon after his gradu-
ation,- he entered the Metro-
politan Police Office ; then was
transferred as Secretary to
the Home Office ; then ap-
pointed Chief of the Sanitaiy
Bureau in 1 903 ; afterwards

transferred as Chief of the
Commercial and Industrial
Bureau; retiring from the
government service entered bu-
siness; has been decorated with
the 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : Okazakimachi, Kami-
kyoku, Kyoto.

Morita, Saburoemon (^ H H
S15 *. X F1), one of the high-
est taxpayers of Fukui-ken ;
President of the Morita Bank,
and of the Morita Savings
Bank; soy brewer; b, i6th
Jan. 1850 in Fukui - ken ; jc.
brother to the late Saburoe-
mon Morita ; m. Yii, mother
of Kohaku Omori, of Fukui.
Address : Mikuni - mura, Sa-
kai-gun, Fukui-ken.

Morita, Shobei C# H ffi J% ^),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Wakayama-ken ; Director
and President of the Ito Bank;
Director of the Wakayama-
ken Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank ; brewer; b. Sept.
1862 in Wakayama-«Ka; 1st
s. of Masaharu Morita. Ad-
dress : Myoji-mura, Ito^un,
Wakayama-ken.

Morita, Suketaka Clfe H K
#), Dr., chief of the second
section of the Dep't for In-
ternal Diseases, Aichi Hos-
pital. Address : the hospital,
Tennojimachi, Nakaku, Na-
goya.

Morita, Tadao (# H &
iS), Procurator, Chief Procura

Mar

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tor of the Takamatsu Dis-
trict Court; d. May 1856 in
Kumamoto-ken ; 3rd j. of Ga-
nsui Morita, a samurai of Ku-
mamoto ; w,. Kane, ist d. of
Shoichi Hisano, a samurai of
Kumamoto. Early entered
the Department of Justice, and
passed the Examination for
Bench, Mar. 1887; Procurat-
or, July, the same year ; after
serving as procurator of the
Oita and Nagaski District
Courts, and as chief procurat-
or of the Miyazaki District
Court, was transferred to the
present post in Jan'. 1906 ;
has been decorated with the
4th Order of Merit. Address:
Tenjimmachi, Takamatsu-shi.

Morita, Taijiro C# ffl ^ ^
S|5), Director and President
of the Mikuri - Bank ; b. ist
Aug. 1 868 in Skidzuoka-ken ;
1st s. of Toyohachi Morita ;
m. Ishi, y. sister to Ryuki-
chi Nagakura, of Shidzuoka.
Address : Yanagiwara-mura,
Sunto-gun, Shidzuoka-ken.

Morita, Takuji (^ H 4 «),
lawyer; ex-Member of the
House of Representatives ; b.
May 1866 in Hiroshima-ken;
2nd J. of Tsunesaburo Mori-
ta ; m. Kiku, Sth d. of Ka-
tasaburo Sahegi, a • samurai
of Hiroshima - ken. Educ. :
graduated from the Tokyo
Semmon Gakko (the predeces-
sor of the present Waseda

University). Was thrice . e-
lected Member of the House
• of Representatives for his na-
tive place; has been deco-
rated with the 4th Order of
the Rising Sun. Address:
No. 17, Komachi, Hiroshima-
shi. Tel.: 555.

Morita, Tokutaro (M- ffl '^
± m, Lieut.-Col. of Eng. staff
on the Port Arthur Fortress; 6.
1872, Wakayama- prefecture.
Sub-Lieutenant, Oct. 1894;
Lieutenant, Oct. 1897; Captain.
Golden Kite. Present rank, Nov.
191 1. Address: Port Arthur.

Morita, Toshito (=3= W M M),
.Colonel of Infantry ; Com-
mander oftihe 60th Regiment
of Infantry; b. 1867 in Fu-
kuoka-ken ; s. of Koroku Mo-
rita ; m. Misao, 1st d. of
Kametaro Dkami, a samurai
of Fukuoka. Sub-Lieutenant.
June 1 886 ; Lieutenant, Mar,
1892; Captain, Dec. 1896;
Major, Sept. 1902; Lieute-
nant Colonel, Sept. 1905 ;
Colonel, May 1909 ; was de-
corated with the 3rd Order
of the Sacred Treasure and
the 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Publication : Geography
of Manchuria. Recreation :
Reading. Address: No. 39, of
Hei, Higashi-Hachi, Toyoha-
shi, Mikawa. TeL:^1\.

Igakuhakushi, Physician to the
Yojoen (a sanatorium for

571

Mor

consumption patents) ; h. i8-
"jo in Okayama-prefecture ;
y. b. to Konosuke Moiiya,
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of
Medicine of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. 1897 ; further studied
in Germany for three years.
Present post since his return
home; Igakuhakushi in 1911.
Address : The Yqjoen Hos-
pital. Shiba, Tokvo,
Moriya, Konosuke (^ S jlfc

W), lawyer : Member of the
House of Representatives ;
Standing Director of the Ke-
ihin Electric Company ; Di-
rector of the Kyijshu Coal
Co.; b. 6 May 1861, Oka-
yama-ken ; 2nd s. of Naka-
taro Moriya ; m. Chiyo, 2nd
d. of Midzushige Tetsuka.
Educ: Kqf J kwanjBitchu; grad-
uated from the Tokyo Law
School, 1883. Passed the Ex-
amination for Bar, 1883 ; has
been several times elected
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives since 1 894 ; has
been invested with the 4tli
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: No. 5, Minami-Saga-
ragicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Te/. : 730 Shimbashi.

Moriyama, Keizaburo CM ih
M H Bli), Captain of the Navy;
adjutant to the Dep't of Navy;
b. 1 871. Mduc: Naval School.
Second Commander, Oct. 15

01 ; Commander. Jan. 1905 ;
Captain, Sept. 1908. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun ; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 12, Aoyama-Takakicho,
Akasaka, Tokyo.

Moriyama, Shigeru C# ill ^),
Member of the Plouse of
Peers ; Lord - in - Waiting of
the Kinkei Hall ; b. 2Sth
Jan. 1 841 in Nara-ken ; 1st
s. of Tsuneji Kayano, and
adopted by Toji Moriyama,
a samurai of Yamato clan.
Entered the, government ser-
vice in 1 869 ; once was Go-
vernor of Tovama-ken ; four
times dispatched to Corea;
nominated Member of the
House of Peers, 1894; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: No. 53, Takanavva-
minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 3231 Shiba.

Horiyama, Shbnojo CM Ui #
^ S), publisher ; proprietor
of the Dobunkwan, a book
store ; Director of the Tokyo
Publishing Company ; b. Dec.
1 87 1, Matsue, Idzumo pro-
vince. When young went to
Osaka, and became an ap-
prentice in a book-store ; then
by strenuous industry became
one of the largest publishers
of Tokyo ; amongst the many
books he has published are

Kor

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dictionaries of Philosophy, E-
ducation. Commerce, law, and
of Medicine, etc. Address :
No. 2, Omote-jinbocho, Kan-
da, Tokyo; 7>/. .• 1539, 437
Honkyoku.

Moriyama, Matazo (^ lU SL
H), M.H.R., Director of the
Osa.ka Electric Light Bulb Co.;
i. 1 869. in Kumamoto prefect-
ure ; 2ad s. of Kaizo Ota, a
.samurai of the piefecture;
adopted by Katsu Monj-'ama.
Educ. : the ToKyo Higher
Cornmercial School Entered
business and was airector of
some Companies. Address:
No 21, Fukitecho, Shibaku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2394 Shiba.

Mtjrizaue, HirosM C^ K 5^),
■one of the highest taxpayers
of Ehiine-ken ;, ^. 23rd June
1850 in Ehime-ken; ist j. of
Midzugoro Morizane ; m. Se-
tsu, 4th d- of Daizen Suke-
waki, a samzirai of Ehime-
ken. Address : Shqhaku-mu-
ra, Uma-gun, Ehime-ken.'

Mqro, Shingi (]® S ^ «),
Engineer of the Kumamoto
Prefectural Government. Ad-
dress : Kuhonji, Oi-mura, A-
taku-gun, Kumamoto prefect-
ure.

Moroi; Kokuro C^- ^ 5^ 8!?),
1st Secretary of the Jaga-
nese Embassy at Berlin since
Marcli 1912: 6. Jan. 1872
in Saitama-ken • 5th s. of
Sen-ei Moroi ; m. Ayako, 2nd

-d. of Ichiro Shidzutani, of ^,-
hime prefecture! Educ. : grad-
uated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial- Univ.,
July 1896, Passed. thpHighpr
Civil Service Examination,
Dec. the same year ; pass-
ed, the Diplornatic Service
Examination, Apr, 1899,;
Eleve Consul, May, the
same year ; and dispatched
to Shanghai, SoocHow, and
London successively ; Consul,
'iune 1 901; (Secretary of the
1 oreign Office since Aug. 1906.
Address. ■_ Japanese Embassy
at Berlin.

Moroi, Shiro CIS # E3 KP),
Managing Director of the Toa
Flour Manufacturing Corn-
pa ny ; d. Jan. 1869 in Saita-
ma-ken ; 4th s. of Sei-.ei Mo-
roi ; m. Seki, 1st d. of Ta-
nizo Kakinuma, of Tokyo.
Educ: graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, July 18-
90. Entered the Keifu Rail-
way Company, Apr. 1891 ;
Manager of the Shibusawa
Store-house, Nov. 1895 ; pre-
sent position since Sept. 1906.
Address: No. 94, Yushima-
Shinhanach5, Hohgo, Tokyo.
Tel. : 2^79 Shitaya.

Moroi, Tsunehira fit ^ "il ¥;,
Managing Director of the Ja-
pan Brick Manufacturing Co.,
Standing Director of the To-
kyo Woollen goods Co. ; b.

I m ]

Mor— Mot

May 1862 in Saitama-ken ;
2nd s. of Sen-ei Moroi; ;«.
Micht, J. sister to K6ichir5
Takei , of Saitama . Address :
No. 17, Masagocho, Hongo,
Tokyo. Tel.: 54 Shitaya.

Morooka, Yoriyuki C;« PI S«
Z'), Vice-Admiral on the re-
serve ; b. Mar. 1850 in To-
kyo ; 2nd s. of Hikogoro O-
kamoto, a samurai of Tokyo,
and adapted by Hatsugoro
Morooka, a sapmrai ; m. Ya-
su, 1st d. of Heizo Makino,
of Tokyo. Has been deco-
rated with the 3rd Order of
Merit and 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: No.
I H.Nakanoniachi-HongOjTo-
yotama-gun, Tokyo.

Moroto, Hokuro (M P * BR),
Assistant-Prof of the College
of Agriculture, Tokyo Imperi-
al University. Now abroad.
Iffiorozuini, Saburo, (M % H
Rl>)> Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 60th In-
fantry Regiment; b. 1868 in
Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., March
1890; Lieut., April 1894;
Captain, Oct. 1897; Major,
Dec. 1903; Lieut. Colonel,
Nov. 1907; Colonel., Feb.
19 1 2. 'Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R, S., sth Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Toyohashi,
Aichi-ken.

Motoda. Den Ctc Ptl fi),
Prof, at the Tokyo Higher

Normal School ; b. June 1867
in Tokyo ; ist s. of Nao.Mo-
toda, and brother in law to
Hajime Motoda, M. P. ; m.
Kaede, y. sister to Ryijsuke
Rinoie, ' Governor of Ishika-
wa. Edlic. : graduated from
the College of Science of the
Tokyo Imperial ' University,
1889 ; studied in the Univer-
sity Hall; further studied
mathematics in England and
Germany by government or-
der, Dec. 1901 — Nov. 1966.
Appointed to present post in
Dec._ 1906. Address: No.
26, Otsuka-nakamachi, Koi-
shikawa. Tokyo.

Motoda, Hajime i% Ttl ^ ,
Mem. of the House of Rep-
reseutati ves. Minister of Com-
munication Feb. 191 3 ; I. Jan.
1858 in Dita-keh; s. of Eio
Inomata, and adopted by Nao
Motoda ; m Kiku, e. sister
to Den Motoda, of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial Univ., 1880. Was
a leader' of the National As-
sociation which was Organi-,
zed in 1892 by the late Mar-
quis Saigo and Viscount Shi-
nagawa as a society repre-
sentative of the clan states-
men ; was one of those <who'
rallied ^round the standard
raised by the late Prince Ito
when he organized the Sei-
yukai in 1899 ; was Vice-Pre-

Mot

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sident of the House of Re-
presentatives, 1898 — 1902 ;
made an inspection tour in
Europe" and America, 1900 ;
has been decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun
in recoenition of his services
during the late war; President
of the Colonation Bureau,
Sept. 191 i-Dec. 191 2. Address:
No. 8, Kioicho, Kqjimachi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 890 Bancho.

Motoda, Sakunoshin Ctc H #
2.m\ A. B. (Kenyon College,
1 891); M. A. (Kenyon Col-
lege, 1894); Ph. D. (Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, 1895) ;
Head Master, St. Paul's Col-
lege (Rikkyo College) ; d.
Feb. 22nd, 1862 at Kurume,
Fukuoka-ken; ist s. oi Sai-
chi Motoda, a samurai of Fu-
kuoka-ken ; m.Te\, 1st d. of
Shuhei Koide. Educ. : Ku-
rume Normal School, 1876
—1878; St. Timothy's School,
Osaka, 1 882 — 1 884 ; Kenyon
College, Ohio', U. S. A., 1887
— 1891 ; Philadelphia Divini-
ty School, 1 89 1 — 1893 ; Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, 1893
— 1895 ; Columbia University,
1895 — 1896. Made a. tour
in India for lecturing pur-
poses. Mar. — Apr. 1907 ; at-
tended the Jubilee Conven-
tion of Y. M. C. A.'s, in Bos-
ton, 1901 ; visited the U. S.
A., 19 10; Prof at the Toyo
Kyokwai Semmon Gakko (O-

riental Assocfa«^ton College) ;
Head Master of 8t. Paul's Co-
llege; Prof. of Miss Tsuda's girls'
English school. Publications:
various books and pamphlets
on religious, ethical and philo-
sophical subjects. Address:
No. 4S8. Nishiokubo. Okubo-
mura, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.
CMs: Imperial Educational
Society; Peace Society; English
.^peaking Society and other
various religious organizations.

~ Motono, Ichiro C*^ if — BR),
Baron (cr. 1907) ; Hogahiha-

kushi; Japanese Ambassador
at St, Petersburg; b. Feb.
1862 in Saga-ken; ist s. of
Seikyo Motono, a sqtmurai of
Saga clan; m. Hisa-ko, V.
sister to Viscount Ikizo No-
mura. Educ. : graduated from
the University of Lyons, Fran-

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Mot

ce. On his retui-n home was
appointed translater in the
Foreign Office, 1890; then
Councillor, 1 893, and had con-
ferred on htm the degree of
Hogakuhakuihi ; Private Se-
cretary to the Foreign Mini-
ster and Councillor to the
Administrative Bureau, 1895 ;
transferred as ist Secretary
of Legation at St. Petersburg,
1896 ; appointed Minister Re-
sident at Brussels, 1 898 ; was
a junior Delegate of Japan
to the Peace Conference held
at the Hague, 1899 ; and then
transferred to be Minister at
Paris. 1 90 1 ; then to present
post, Jan. 1906; has been
decorated with the ist Order
of the Grand Cordon of the
Rising Sun. Address : Japa-
nese Embassy, St. Petersburg,
Russia, (in Japan) No. 2,
Higashi-toriizakamachi, Aza-
bu, Tokyo. Tel. : 363 Shiba.
Moto-ori, Ho-ei (tIc ^ S ig),
Bungakuhakushi ; tutor to the
Crown Prince in Japanese
Classics; b. Apr. 1838 in Kii;
grandson of the celebrated
Norinaga Moto-ori who flouri-
shed towards the end of the
1 8th century and was instru-
mental in reviving national
literature and awakening the
spirit of loyalty ^nd patriot-
ism to the Imperial Court.
Studied Japanese Classics un-
der private teachers and ob-

tained a thorough knowledge-
was priest of several Shinto
Shrines ; afterwards appointed
Lecturer at the Tokyo Fema-
le Higher Normal School and
the Tokyo Musical School,
1892 ; then Prof at the To-
kyo Higher Normal School,
and Tokyo Female Higher
Normal School, 1894; I-ect-
urer at the College of Lite-
rature of the Tokyo Imperial
University, \%g^; Bungakuha-
kushi, 1909 ; has been deco-
rated with the 3rd Order of
the Sacred Treasure. Public-
ations : Lectures on the Koki-
nsha ; Works oi Aginoya, etc.
Address : No. 8, i chome, Shi-
n-ogawacho, Ushigome, To-
kyo.

Motosaki, RiicMro U?.^M

— BP), President of the Ama-
gasaki Bank ; Director of the
Amagasaki Savings Bank, and
of the Amagasaki Spinning
Company ; Nov. 1867 in Hyo-
go-ken ; m. Tsuru, e. sister to
Kamesaburo Tamori, of O-
saka. Address: No. 2274, A-
magasaki, Kawabe-gun, Hyo-
go prefecture.

Motoyama, Hakuun. (;$; iH 6
ft)) proper name is Tatsu-
kichi, sculptor; b. the 9th m.
of the 4th y. of Meiji (1871)
in Kochi-ken. Educ. : studied
sculptures under Koun Taka-
mura. His principal works
are the late Count Goto's

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bronze statue, the late vis-
count Shinagawa's, the late
Fleet Admiral Saigo's, the
late Admiral Kawarriura's
the late Lieut. General
Nagayama's and the late
Police Inspecter-General Ka-
waji's, etc. Address: No. J9
Ohara-cho, Koishikaiva-ku,
Tokj'o.

Motoyama, Shikoichi <J^ lU
^ —X President of the
Osaka Mainichi-Shimbun Sha
(office of an influential daily
paper), director of the Nan-
kai Railway Go., Lt'd., of the
Meiji Life Insurance Co , Ltd;
h. 1853 in Kumanioto-ken ;
e. s. of SKirosaku Motoyama,
i,&amurai. Ediic.: Keio Gijukii.
Was an editor of the "Jiji";
afterward was director of tlie
Fujita-gumi ; has been the
president of the Osaka Mai-
nichi Shimbun Co. since its
foundation. Addt'ess: 80 Biin-
go-cl,ip, Higasliikii, Osaka. Tel:.
717 Higashi.

Motoyama, Susumu C^ lU i«).
Rear- Adrniral, retired; I'. Aug.
1842 in Tokyo; 5. of Sanro-
ku Motoyama, a samuraij m.
Yoshiko, 6th d. of 'Chushm
Iwase, a samirm of Shidzuo-
ka 1868. £</m^-- studied medi-
cine under the late famous
K5an Ogata; studied ni the
Kaigun Sorenjo (Naval Train-
L School). After serymg as
Commander of several ships

and in the Naval Department,
was raised to the rank of Cap-
tain in Aug., 1 881; Vice-Pje i-
dent of the Na'vat College; Bear-
Admiral, and Principal of the
Naval Cadets School, 1890;
placed on the retired list, 1 893;
member of the Azabu Ward
Assembly since 1901; has been
decorated with the 4th Order
of Merit. Address: No. 64,
Nagasakacho, Azabu. Tol<:y(j.
Tel : 1322 Shiba.

Motoyama, Tobei (76 lU 'M ^
Ifc). one of the highest tax-
payers of Kagoshima-ken ; 6.
Dec. 1844 in Kagoshima ; ist
s. of Tosuke Motoyama ; ;«.
Eda, 1st d. of Yusuke Ari-
kawa, of Kagoshima. Ad-
dress : Higashi - ichiki - nuira,
Hegi-gun, Kagoshima-ken.

jftudaguehi, Gengaku C=^ ffl

n 7C *). Director of the 'Ja-
pan China Life Lisurance
Company, the Oriental Salt
Manufacturing Compnny, and
ol the Ishigari Coal Coni-
pany, etc.; ^. Dec. 1844 in
Saga, province of Hizen ; 1st
s. of Rizaemon Mudaguchi,
a samurai of Saga clan ; m.
Kei, 3rd d. of Gen-uemon I-
shii, a samurai of Saga clan.
Became a civil official of the
Department of Education and
of the Department of Agri-
culture and Commerce, re--
signing when Count Okum'a
(then, Mr.) left the Govern-

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Muk

ment in 1881 ; from that time
till 1893 he was engaged in
various undertakings -ivith the
Count's backing, and though
at first he generally met with
failure, at last fortune favoured
him and he was appointed
President of the then Tokyo
Horse Tramway Company,
which soon became prosper-
ous under his management ;
when the line was converted
into an electric one and an
amalgamation of the three
Tokyo Street Electric lines
took place, he was appointed
President of the new concern
in 1906 ; in 19O9 he resign-
ed and became Director of
the above mentioned compa-
nies. Address : No, 609, Ka-
miosaki, Osakimachi, Ebara-
gun, Tokyo. Te!. : 1512 .Shi-
ba.

Mukai, Yaichi (Iftj # *
—'), Ca])tain of the I^favv,
Commander of the buttle
ship Tango; b. 1868. Lieu-
tenant, ]3ec. 1 897 ; 2nd Com-
mander, Sept. 1899; Com-
mander, Jan. 1905., Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun ; 4tli Cla.ss of the

Golden Kite. Ada

No.

6, Kasumicho, Azabu, Tokyo.
Mukai, Saisuke CfS] Jf ^ IS),
Colonel of Infantry ; Com-
mander of the 8th Regiment
of Infantry; (5. t866, Miya-
zaki prefecture. Sub-Lie»i*-e-

nant, May 18864 Lieutenant,
Nov. 1889 ; Captain, Oct.
1894; Major, Oct. 1900; Lieu-
tenant Colonel, Nov. 1904:
Colonel, Nov. 1907. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun ; 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite. Address : 8th Regiment
of Infantry, 0.saka.

Mukasa, Seitaro (st S It ^
K!0, Engineer, and .sectional
chief of the Railway Board ;
b. 14 Apr. 1862, Shiga pre-
fecture ; i.st i-. of Sukenori
Mukasa, a samurai of Shiga
prefecture ; in. Sato, 1st d. of
Saima Nakamura, a samurai
of Kumamoto. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imperi-
al University, 1886. Present
post since 1908. Decoration:
4th Order of Merit. Address :
No. 20, Fujimicho, Azabu,
Tokyo. Tel. : 997 .Shiba.

Mukoyama, Koheiji (I"i lU 'h
^ ^0, Managing Director of
the Tokorozawa Bank ; Di-
rector of the Kawagoe Rail-
way Company ; Auditor of
the Japan Cement Company ;
b. May 1 8 50 in Saitama-ken ;
1st s. of Terunari Mukoyama;
m. Teru, 2nd d. of Kihei A-
izav/a. Address : No. 30, 2
chome, Odemmacho, Nihom-
bashi, Tokyo. Tel.: 131 Clio
Naniwa.

Munekata, Masa ;ij<: %. ift).
Governor of Tokyo-fu ; fe.

Mur

L 578

Jan. 1854 in Kumamoto-
ken; 2nd s. of San-ei Mune-
kata, a isamurat of Kumamo-
to-ken. Elected Member of
the House of Representatives,
1894; afipointed Governor of
Saitama-ken, 1897 ; and after
holding the _same post in A-
omori-ken, Miyagi-ken, Ko-
cM-ken, Hiroshima-ken and
Kumampto-ken, was trans-
ferred to preseUt post in Dec.
191 2.; has tesn decorated with
the 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : Official House, Tokyo,
Munesue Kikuma (M ^ ¥
% .«), Chief of the Tokyo Ad-
ministrative Bureau of Com-
muhications ; i>. Sept. 1 866 in
Yamaguchi - ken ; 3rd s. of
Yoshihiko Munesue, a samu-
rai of Yamaguchi-ken ; m.
Michi, sister of Shiizo Kaw^-
to, a samurai of Yamaguchi-
keri. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law, Tokyo
Imperial University, 1893.
Councillor of Kumamoto-ken,
1893, — of Osaka-fu, 1896; Di-
rector of the Kobe Post and
Telegraph Office, 1898 ; was
ordered to proceed to Corea
and Manchuria, 1900 ; Direct-
or of Nagasaki Post and Te-
legraph Office, 1900; Direct-
or of the Yokohama^ Office
1901 ; despatched to London
by the government to_ at-
tend the International Telegra-

phic Conference as Japanese,
representative, 1903 : upon
his return, again appointed
Director of the Yolcohama
Office, Dec. 1903 ; Secretary
of the Department of Com-
munications, 1905 ; Councillor
of— ^,since 1908 ; Chief of the
Tokyo Administrative Bureau
of Communications, since Apr.
1910; decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : Official House of the
Chief of the Tokyo Admini-
strative Bureau of Communi-
cations, 7th of No. 13, Shiba
Park, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
600 ; 230 Shiba.

Murabayashi, Eisuke CfJ #
^ W), a rich merchant ; dea-
ler in fertilizers ; Auditor of
the Soko (store house) Bank;
b. Oct. 1847 in Tokyo ; ist
s. of Wasuke Muraba.yashi ;
in. Matsu, sister of Bunjiro
Nakai. Address : No. 6, Ko-
matsucho, Fukagawa, Tokyo.
Tetl: 2057 Tohi c/io Naniwa..

Mural, Hannosuke CW ^ ^
it W), Engineer of Fukushi-
ma-ken ; b. Dec. 1 860 in Fu-
kushima-ken; 5th s. of Det*-'
uemon Hashimoto, and adop-
ted by a Mr. Murai; m. Ayaki,
sister of Nobumasa Sanada.
£duc. : graduated from the A-
gricultural College of the To-
kyo Imperial University (stu-
died Veterinary Science), 18.
82. Entered Militaiy Depart,

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Miir

ment, 1882 ; and then present
post; went to America, 1890
— 1892; hj government order,
went to England, France, and
Oermany in 1902, and again to
America in \goS. Publications:
Works on pigs and horses.
Address: Takagawa - mura,
Shinioadachi - gun, Fukushi-
iiia-ken.

Murai, Kichibei <M ^ -^ s.

fS), President of the Murai
Bank ; Director of the Hoden
Petroleum Oil Company, the
Ishikari Coal Co., and of the
Toa Flour Manufacturing Co.,
etc. ; Auditor of the Imperi-
al Theatre Company, and of
the Oriental Glass Manufact-
uring Co., etc. ; Special Mem-
ber of the Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce ; h. Jan. 1864 in
Kyoto ■; 2nd s. of Yahei Mu-
rai, and adopted by Kichie-
mon Murai, his uncle; m.
Uno, 1st d. of Heibei Naka- .
ya. Havings gone over to
Am.erica, he studied the ma-
nufacture of cigarettes ; his
brands of cigarettes first ap-
l).'aring on the market, in
1893 ; being extensively ad-
vertised they soon .spread all
over Japan, and by 1903,
had practically stopped the
import of foreign cigarattes,
his brands with those of his
imitators \vtx& also - exported
to China and other countries
in large quantities; in 1899,

a combine was formed with
the American Tobacco -Co-
under the name Murai Bro-
thers & Co., he being elected'
its director and president ;
this concern was purchased
by Government when it laun-
ched the tobacco monopoly
a year or two after ; he after-
wards started the Murai Bank,
and has been devoting him-
self to the management of this
and other various companies
and banks since ; recently he
made a tour through Europe
and America. Address: No.
17, I chome, Nagatamachi,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 234
Shimbashi.

Mural, Teinosuke (M t- M.
-i W)> executive - member of
the private Murai Bank, Di-
rector of the Japan Artificial
Manure Company, the Taihei
Life Insurance Company, and
of the Grand Hotel Company,
etc. ; Auditor of the Kyoto
Gas Company ; b. July 1 870
in Wakayama-ken ; younger
brother of Kozaburo Sakata,
and adopted by a certain Mu-
rai ; m. Mitsu, adopted sisUr
of Kichibei Murai. Address j
No. 14, Kamirokubancho, Ko-
jimachi, Tokyo.

Murai, TomoyosM C^ ^f- *9
M), Prof of the Tokyo For-
eign Language School ; b.
Sept. 1 86 1 in Matsuyama, I-
yo Province ; .s. of Kanzo Mu-

Mnr

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rai; m. Y6shi-ko, 1st d. of Ta-
da-aki Nagaya. Educ. : grad-
uated from the Doshisha Col-
lege, Kyoto, 1884; and from
the Andover Seminary, U. S.
A. On returning home from
America, became pastor for
a time and shortly afterwards
went again to America mak-
ing a tour through various
parts of that country deliver-
ing addresses on things Japn-
nese; returned home in 1 8965
Lecturer in English at the Ko-
kwnin Eigakukwai, at the To-
kyo Foreign Language School ,
at the Japan Women's Col-
lege ; went for a 3rd time to
America to attend the Inter-
national Conference of Uni-
terians held in Boston, as
the Japanese representative of
the sect, 1 897 ; is specially
known for his thorough know-
ledge of English. Address:
No. 44, ichome, Kobinata-'
daimachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Murai, Yahei (M^m^< m,
one of the highest taxpayers
of Iwate-ken ; Director of the
Morioka Bank, the Morioka
Klectric Company, and of the
Kitakami Company ; b. June
1844 in Iwate-ken; ist s. of
Dosen Murai. Once elected
Member of the House of Peers,
representing the highest tax-
payers of Iwate-ken, 1904 —
1907; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of Merit. Ad-

dress: No. .5, Kamicho, Mo-
rioka-shi, Iwate-ken.

Murakami, Buhachiro Ctt ± -
^ A 1(5), Judge, and President
of the Taichu District Court.
Address : Official House, the
Taichu District Court, Tai-
chucho, Formosa.

Murakami, Gitaro (M ± R
ic IB), Director of the Kyu-
shii Oil Manufacturing Com-
pany ; b. Jan. 1 848 in Fuku-
oka - ken ; ist j. of Kanju
Murakami ; m. Moto, 3rd d.
of Yuhyo Tanaka, a samurai
of Fukuoka-ken. Address:-
Keigo - mura, Chikushi - gun,.
Fukuoka-ken.

Murakami, Hantaro CI3" ± %
■k 115), President of the lyo-
Agricultural Bank ; b. Aug..
1869 in Ehime-ken ; ist s.
of KyiJtaro Murakami ; m. Ta-
keyo, sister to Shohachiro Ta-
mura. ^<^^r^.f.j .• Kakiu-mura,
Onsen-gun, Ehime-ken.

Murakami, Haazd (M -t 4*"
H), Director and President of"
the Nagasaki Free Store -
house Company; b. Nov. 1855
in Nagasaki-ken ; ist i". of
Hansuke Murakami;_?«. Shi-
yo, 2nd d. of GijQro Uraka-
wa. 'Address: Urakami Fu-
chi-inasago, Nagasaki-shi.

Murakami, KakuieMCW ±
^ — :>, Yice-Admiral; chief of
the Kure Naval Arsenal; h. Nov.
1862 Tn Saga-ken; ist s. ot
Aritake Murakami i a samu-

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Mur

rai of Saga-ken. Ediic. : the
Naval Cadets School. Com-
mander, Oct. 1898; Captain,
Sept. 1903 ; after serving as
Commander of several ships,
Instructor of the Naval Cadets
School, and as the Private
Secretary to the Naval Mini-
ster, etc., was appointed as
the sectional chief of the Naval
Educationai Department in
1908; Chief of the ist section of
the Naval Const. Bur. in 1909;
took part in the Russo-Japa-
nese .War, and was decorated
with the 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and the 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite; promoted to
the present rank in Dec. i q 1 2.
Murakami, Keijiro (-1^ Ji Wc
=k irO, Baron (cr. 1907); Pay-
master-General on the reserve;
-5. Sept. 1853 in Hiroshima-
ken ; 2nd s. of Shoseki Horio,
a samurai of Kirosliima-ken,
and adopted by Kunihiro Mu-
raKauu ; m. isuru, sister of
Taro Taguchi, a samurai of
Hiroshima. Entered the iNavui
Department in 1883, and by
gradual promotion, I'cached
the rank of Paymaster-Gene-
ral in 1897 ; once served as
Private Secretary to the .Naval
Minister and as the Director of
the Accountants' Bureau, etc.;
placed on the reserve list, Aug.
1908 ; has been decorated
with the 1st Order of Merit
and the 2nd Class of the

Golden Kite in recognition
of his valuable services dur-
ing the Russo-Japanese War.
Address : No. 57, Kobinata-
myogadanimachi, Koishika -
wa, Tokyo. Tel.: 481 Ban-
cho.

Marakami, Keisaku (M ± ^^
%\ one of the highest tax-
payers of Ehime-ken ; b. Mar.
5 &5 1 in Ehime-ken ; 1st j. of
Rv'Szaburo Murakami ; m. Se-
tsu, 2nd d. of Han-uerjK/n
Hata, of Ehime. Once was
elected member of the House
of Peers, representing the high-
est taxpayers of Ehime-ken,
1890. Address: Shingo-mura,
Arai-gun, Ehime-ken.

Murakami, Kiyoji CIJ ± #
R ^O, dealer in pig-iron; if.
Feb. 1879 in Tokyo; 1st s.
of Kiyoji Murakamij_/«. Toku,
sisfer to Kametaro Ota. Ad-
dress : No. 3, 5 chome, Moto-
hatchobori, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
TeL : 726 ; 727 Cho Kyobii-
shi.

Murakami, Kunihiko C^f „t
?R S), Major-General on the
retired list; />. 17 Feb. 1852,
Hiroshima prefecture ; ist s.
of Kanai Murayama, a samu-
rai of Hiroshima ; m. Tsuru,
adopted d. of Korekiyo Iza-
wa, of Tokyo. Ediic. : Toya-
ma Gakko (a military .school).
Was made Sub-Lieutenant in
1877, and by gradual pro-
motion, was ultimately raised

Mur

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to the rank of Major -Gene-
ral, 1904 ; placed on the re-
tired . list. Decorations : 2nd
Order of Merit ; 3rd Class oi
Golden Kite. Address : Hya-
kunimmachi, Okubo, Toyota-
ma-<jun, Tokvo.
JHurakami, Iffiasasuke, (tif ±

iScK)) managing editor of
the "Hochi Shinbun" (a
daily newspa,per) ; b. the 1 2th
m. of 6th J/, of Meiji (1875)
at Morioka, Iwate-ken; s, of
Gonshichi Murakami ; m.
Eiko. Edvc. : graduated
from the Hakodate com-
merical school. Served at the
Hokkai Shinbun for three
years; entered the Hochi
Shinbun since 1 896. Address:
No. 326, 4chome, Hirakawa-
cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

MuraKami, 'Morizo (1^ ± ?li
aa). straw dealer; b. Apr.
1870 in Okayama - ken ; ist
s. of Fudekichi Murakami ;
in. Masa, 1st d. of Tamakichi
Oshima. Address: No. 97,-
4 chome, Yamamoto-tori, Ko- ~
be-shi. Tel. : 902.

lEurakami, Namiroku (^ Ji

® :P<)i novelist; proper name
is Shin ; b. in the era of the
Restoration, in the province
of Izumt; s. of Ichisuke Mu-
rakami; m. Kumako, Oct.
1898. Ednc: privately. Ptib-
lications: '' Mikatsiiki" " Td-
sei - Gonin - Oioko " (Five
men of present generation),

" Hachiken Nagaya" (Eight;^
ken tenement house), etc.
Address: No. 82 ShimoNe-
gishi-cho, Shitayaku, Tokyo.
Murakami, Naojiro (It ± it
^ HO, Principal of the Tokyo
Foreign Language School ;
government compiler of the
material. s_for histoiy; b. Feb.
1869 in Oita-ken-; 2nd s. of
Yoshihisa_ Murakami, a sa-
f/mrai of Oita.-ken ; ?«. Shidzu,,
2nd d. of Sojijro Ito. Ed^^e. :
graduated from the College
of Literature of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1895; stud-
ied in Europe by government
order, 1899 — 1902. Prof, at
the Tokyo Foreign Language
School, 1902 ; and then its
President. Address: No. 35,
Sekiguchi-Daimachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. Tel. : 2074 Ba-
ncho.

Murakami, Eei-ichi (M ± -^■
—'), one of the highest tax^
payers of Shidzuoka-ken ; Di-
rector of the Fujieda Bank,
the Shidzuoka Agricultural
and Lidustrial Bank, and
of the Ocean Fis^hery Com-
pany ; b. Dec. 1861 in Shi-
dzuoka-ken ; 1st .f. of Mago-
juro Murakami ; m. Ai, 2nd
d. of Tetsutaro Hoshino, a
samurai of Shidzuoka. Ad-
dress : Wada - mura, Shida-
gun, Shidzuoka-ken.

Murakami, Kyutaro- (1^ i. iH
■k. 115), one of the highest tax-

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Mar

payers of Hiroshima-ken ; Pre-
sident of the Murakami Bank ;
b. Jan. 1847 in Hiroshima;
1st s. of Denzaburo Muraka-
mi ; m: Tani, \st d. of Shu-
suke Edamatsu. Address :
Chigomae - mura, Saegi-gun,
Hiroshima-ken.

Murakami, Sadakichi (M ±
& S), stock and sharebro-
ker ; ^. Oct. 1854 in Tokyo ;
1st s. of Kamezo Murakami;
m. Tei, sisier of Toyotaro
Tamakami. Address.: No. 7,
2 chome, Yokoamicho, Honjo,
Tokyo. Tel. : 3366 Shitaya.

Murakami, Seisei Ctd" J: i*
Ifi:^. Public Procurator ; chief
pitjcurator of the Maebashi
District Court; b. Feb. 1861
in Ehime-ken ; 1st j. of Bu-
nji Murakami, ..a samurai of
Ehime-ken ; m. Koyo, sister
to Kingoro Kano. Started
hfe as a poHce - man, 1881 ;
then clerk at a District Court,
1883 ; passed the Examina-
tion for Bench, 1887 ; Judge,
1890; Procurator, 1895; af-
ter serving as procurator at
several District Courts and
at the Miyagi Court of Ap-
peal, was transferred to pre-
sent po.st in May 1909. Ad-
dress : Official House, the Ma-
ebashi District Court, Mae-
bashi-shi.

Murakami, Sensho <M -t M-
It), Bungakuhakushi ; Princi-
pal of the Toyo (Orienta^^

High School for Girls. A
well known student of bud^
dhism, was once a Prof, of
Waseda University ; founded
the above School, and is now
it's Principal. Publications:
many works on buddhism.
Address: No. 30, Hayashicho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.:
2283 Bancho.

Murakami, Susumu Ctf Ji ^\

ex-Mem. of the Hotise of Ke-
presentatives (a member of the
Seiyukwai) ,■ NAuditor of the
Ensui Bay Sugar Manufactur-
ing Company; b. Jan. 1863
in Sendai ; m. Mochi, ist d.
of Takisaburo Sato. Educ. :
private.!.. Once was in the For-
mosan Government service:
elected MeB:iher of tha House of
Eepresentatives for Iwate-ken
in )9o8. PublicaHons: Educ—
tional Eegulations; etc. Recre-
ations : poetry; billiards. Ad-
dress: No. 55, 3 chome, Ao-
yamaminamicho, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo Tel: 330 Shiba,

MuraRaiml, Taichi X^ ± %
f ), Judge, President of Tottoij
District Court; 6. Mar. 186 Tin
Oita-Ien; 4th ,s. of Tei-ei Mura-
kami, a samurat of Oita, and
adopted by Ryoshin Mura-
kami, a samurai ; m. Matsu,
1st d. of his foster-father.
Passed the Examination for
Bench,, 1886; Judge, -1887 j
after sei-ving as Judge of se-

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veial District Courts of Kyii-
shu, and of the Nagasaki court
of Appeal; was appointed to
present post in 19 11.; has
been oecorated with the 4th
Order of Merit. Address: Hi-
eashi-machi, Tottori.

Mura"kami, Tasaturo tt ±
* H IK), Director of the O-
taru Timber Co., tlie Japan
Flour Manufacturing Co., and
of the Japan Soy Manufactur-
ing Co., etc. ; Auditor of the
Eiko Waterg Power Electric
Company ; Member of the To-
kyo Chamber of Commerce ;
stock and share broker; 3.
Sept. 1857 in Shidzuoko ; 2nd
s. of Kijird Murakami ; m.
Kimi, 1st d. of Torakichi Ta-
keda. Address: No. 34, Sa-
kamotocho, Nihombashi, To-
kyo. Tel. .■ 291 ; 1995 Cho
• Naniwa.

Mnrakami, MUiowaka QH ±
IB fi *),S!|Ig.eSO, Lieutenant
Colonel ; Director of the Hv-
rosaki Garrison Hospital ;
6. 1 87 1, Shimane-ken. Sur-
geon Sub - Lieutenant, Nov.
1893 ; Surgeon Lieutenant,
Nov. 1 896 ; Surgeon Captain,
Oct. 1898; Surgeon Major,
Nov. 1903; present rank, Mar.
1908. Decorations : 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun ; 3rd
Order of the Sacred Treasure ;
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Addreta: Hirosaki Garrison
Hospital, Hirosald, Aomori-

ken.

Murakami, Yasuzo (M ± ^
W, Igakuhakushi ; Prof at
the Nagasaki Medical Col-
lege ; b. Aug. 1862 in Tot-
tori-ken; 3rd s. of Naojuro
Iwamoto, and adopted by a
certain Murakami ; in. Haru,
sister to Tahei Murakami.
Educ. : graduated frorn the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imperial Universitj^, 1 887; stu-
died ophthalmology in Ger-
many aftd Austria, 1899 —
190 1. Instructor at the 5th
Higher Middle School, 1888 ;
ProT. at the Nagasaki Medi-
cal College, 1901 ; Igakuha-
kushi, 1902 ; has been de-
corated with the 4th Order
of Merit. Address : No. 699,
Sado-mura, Urakamiyamasa-
to - mura, Nishikanoki - gun,
Nagasaki-ken.

Murakami, YosMo Ci^ ± H
M)} Lord-in- Waiting in the
Kinkei Hall ; 3. May 1845
in &umamoto-ken ; 2nd s. o(
Magoshiro Hiradzuka, a sa-
nturai of Kumamoto-ken, and
adopted by Kokei Murakami ;
tn. Suma, 2nd d. of hisToster-
father. After serving as Se-
cretary in several prefectures,
was appointed Governor of
Tokushim. -.-ken in 1893, and
then Governor of Taich5-ken;
transferred as Governor of
Ishikawa-ken in 1902; resign-
ed the po.st, 1910; Lord-in-

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Waiting in the Kinkei Hall
since Dec. 1910; has been
decorated with the 2nd Order
of Merit. Address: No. 14,
Ta]<ata - oimatsucho, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo.

Muraki, Masayoshi (M ^ fi
90, Baron (cr. 1907) ; Lieate-
nant-General; ex-Ohief aide-
de-camp to the Crown Prince ;
b. Oct. 1856 in Kochi-ken;
1st s. of Yasuji Muraki, a
samurai of Kochi - ken ; m.
Kikui, 1st d. of Sahei Shi-
mamura, a samurai of Kochi.
Educ. : the Military Academy;
studied in I*" ranee. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Infantry, Feb, 1879 ;
Lieutenant of — , Nov. i88i ;
Captain of — , Sept. 1884;
Major of— , Nov. 1889; Lieu-
tenant Colonel of — ,Oct. 1894;
Colonel of — , Oct. 1897
Major General, Feb. 1901
Lieutenant General, July 1 906
once served as Private Se-
cretary to the Minister of
War, and as the Vice - Pre-
sident of the Osaka Arsenal,
etc. ; took part in both the
Japan China and Russo-Japa-
nese Wars, and has been de-
corated with the 2nd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of the Golden Kite
in connection with the late
iyar; was placed on the reserve
list and nominated M. H. P.,
191 2. Address: No. i, Na-
kano-machi, Ushigonie-ku,
Tokyo. Tel..- 642 Bancho.

Muraki, Masanori (^;^ciFM).
^enei-al manager of the Uji-
gawa Electric Company ; b.
Apr. 1868 in Okayama ; 3rd
s. of Shiigo Shind5, a samu-
rai of Okayama, and adopted
by Yoshimasa Muraki , in.
Shigeki, 2nd d. of Chokuyo

Vokoyama, a samurai of Ko-
chi. Educ. ! graduated from
the Law College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 1 89 1 ,
Entered the Financial Depart-
ment soon after'. his gradua-
tion from the Univ.; and after-
wards served as Secretary and
Councillor of the .same Office,
etc. ; despatched to China
and Corea, Apr. 1900 ; and
then Director 'of the Osaka
Pbst and Telegraph Office ;
ordered to proceed to Europe
and America, May 1902 ; on
his return, was appointed as
Chief of the Money Order
and Savings Bank Dep't and
then transferred as the Direct-
or of the Nagoya Post Of-
fice ; afterwards resigned go-
vernment service ; has been
decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun in connec-
tion with the late war. Ad-
dress : Muromachi-tori, Oshi-
kojinoboru, Kamikyoku, Kyo-
to Td. : 2889 Kami,
aiurakosbi, Kaichiro (ff g

M — SI5'» Master of the Ueno
Railway Station; i>. the 8th
m. of the 2nd y. of Bunkyu

Mul-

t 5.&6

(1862) in Fukuoka-ken; j. of
Yajuro Murakoshi; m.Tama.-
ko, 1888. Ediic. : gi-admted
from the Nakatsu Middle
School. Was official of
local governments and courts.
Recreation: titai (old Japanese
song). Address: Official Re-
sidence No. 5, Yamashita-cho,
Ueno, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo.

Murano, Sanjiii (M Sf Ul A),
President of the Kobe El'^ct-ric
Railway Co., Director of the
Keihan Electric Kiilway Co.,
the Nankai Eailway Co. and. of
the ToyokawaEailwayCo., Spe-
cial Member of the Kobe Cham-
ber of Commerce; h. July 1848
in Kagoshima ; s. of Den-nojo,
a samurai of Kagoshima clan ;
m. Sumi, 2nd d. of Toku-
zaemon.Sakui. Educ: clan
school., Police - Inspector of
Hyogo-ken; Secretary of Hyo-
go-ken ; Vice-President of the
Sanyo Railway Company ; of-
ten elected M. H. R. for Hyo-
go prefecture. Recreation :
Horticulture. Club: Sinko Club
(Kobe); etc. Address : Wxga-
shisuma, Muko-gun, Hyogo-
ken. 7i'/. .• 22 Suma.

Muraoka, Asaemon C1^ 153 ^
* % R), one of the highest
tax-payers of Kyoto ; Vice-
President of the Nishijin Sav-
ings Bank; b. Apr. 1853 in
Kyoto; 1st s. of Asaemon
Muraoica. ;Onte was elected
Member of the House ofPeers,,

representing the highest tax-
payers of his native place ; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: Kamitoba-mura, Kii-
gun, Kyoto-fu.

Muraoka, Gakurya (^ pi^ ^
Jf), Artist (decorative art) ;
chief of the de.«ign dep't of
the Takashimaya, a famous
dry-goods store ; h. 1 874 in
Ky')to ; s. of Masakazu Ta-
naka. Edw:. : graduated the
design course of the Tokyo
Higher Technical School. Was
examiner and councillor of
the Kyoto Design Society and
the Nihon Design Associa-
tion; since 1 901 ^exhibited
his masterpieces in various
exhibitions and obtained many
prizes. Was honourably given
an order by B. M. the Im-
press Dowager for two kinds
of design of her dress-clothes.-
Recreations : uiai. Address :
No. 41, tJnagidani-Higashi-
nmchi, Minami-ku, Osaka.
Chibs : the Design .Society
and councillor of the Kyoto
Design Society.

Muraoka, Han-ichi (^t ^ IS
M .%), Rigakuhakushi, Prof
at the College of Science and
Engineering of the Kyoto Im-
perial University ; .b. Oct, 1 8-
53 in Tottori-ken; ist .y. of
Hidezo Muraoka, a samurai
of Tottori-ken; m. Hisano, 2n.d
d.oi Naotsuna Sasaki, a. sa-

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Mur

murai of Ehime. Educ. : clan
school and Daigaku Nanko ;
graduated from a German Nor-
mal school, and studied in the
Straasburg University, Jan. 1 8-
78— May 1 88 1. Prof, at the
Tokyo University, Dec, 1882 ;
and then Prof, at the ist High
School ; ordered to proceed to
Europe, Aug. 1888 — ^July 18-
go ; head lecturer at the To-
kyo Female Higher Normal
School, 1 890 ; and then it's
Prof., and then Principal of
the Tokyo Musical School ;
Rigakuhakushi, 1891; Prof at
the 3rd High School, 1893;
present post since July 1898 ;
ordered to proceed to Eu-
rope and Ameirca, May
1901 — Mar. 1902 ; has been
decorated with the 3rd Order
of Merit. Publications : On
the Glow of the Firefly ; and
various works on electricity.
Address : Bishamon-cho, To-
nodan, Kamikyo-ku, Kj'oto.
Muraoka, Senjin C1^ iiSI =f-
A). Dr., Chief Ac-couc/ieur and
Gynecologist oi t\\c Kobe Hos-
pital. Address : the hospital,
Kusunokicho, Kobe-shi.

Muraoka, Tsunetoshi (1^ i?g
S ?'J}, Major-General; Chief
Superintendent of the Osaka
Ar.senal ; b. 1866 in Kyoto.
Sub-Lieutenant of Artillery,
June 1885 ; Lieutenant of-—,
Nov. 1888; Captain of—, Nov.
1891 ; Major of — , Nov. 1896;

Lieutenant Colonel of — , Nov.
1 901; Colonel of—, Nov. 1904.
Major - General, Nov. 191 1.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun ; 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite. Address:
the 0.5aka Arsenal.

Kurase, Gyokuden (fj j|| gg

ffl)> artist, Japanese painter;
b. the 5th J. of Kayei (1852).
Edzic. : studied paintings
under the late Soseki Mura-
se. Obtained many prizes
and diplomas in various ex-
hibitions in which he exhibit-
ed his masterpieces. Ad-
dress: No. 22 Oka-cho,
Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Murase, Haruo '>t m # it),
Hogakuhakushi, L. S. C, L.
L. D. ; Managing Director of
the Imperial Marine, Trans-
port, and Fire Insurance Co.,
Ltd., lecturer to the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School
and the Marine School ; ^, in
1871 in Tokyo ; 2nd .y. of Yo-
riyoshi Sekido, a sarmirai oi
Fukui ; m. Sei, 2nd d. of
the late Kenpachi Nagatomi.
Educ. : graduated from the
Kobe Commercial School, L'-
Institut Superieur de Com-
merce of Antwerp, and the
University of Leipzig. Ap-
pointed ■pi'of! of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1893 — 189s ; Sub-Manager of
the Imperial Marine Trans-

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port Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.,
1895 — 1899; promoted to ma-
nager in 1 899 ; managing di-
rector in 1905 ; appointed lec-
turer on the science of insu-
rance in the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School in 1896,
and on marine insurance in
the Nautical College of To-
kyo in 1899 ; is a member of
the Institute of Actuaries of
Japan. Publications: "York
Antwerp Rules " ; " A Manu-
al of Marine Insurance " ; " A
Treatise on General Aver-
age " ; "A Treatise on Ma-
rine Insurance " ; " Who's who
in Insurance." Address : Hk-
ruki-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Clubs : Nippon Club, Beehi
Club and Koj'uns/m, Tel:. 713
1. d. Shitaya.

Murase, Kobnn (tJ M # 'Xj,
Judge; President of the To-
kushima District Court. Deco-
ration: 5th Order of Merit.
Address ; the Tokushima Dis-
trict Court.

Murase, Kuroemon (M S %
M *. ^ PI), President of the
Mura.se Bank; Director of the
Murase Savings Bank; b. June
1865 in Aichi-ken ; 1st s. of
Kuroemon Murase ; m. Yoshi,
1st d. of Seizaburo Yamada.
Address: Hoteimachi, Niwa-
gun, Aichi-ken.

Murase, Shusuke (MW^Wi ffl),
Stock and share broker; b.
July 1857 in Aichi-ken; 1st

y. of Jimbei Murase ; m. Kei,
isid. of Jiemon Murase. Ad-
dress : No. 2, I chome, Go-
fukucho, Minamiku, Nagoya.
TcL: 227; 238 Cho.

Murase, Tokubei (M M M ^
*). Director of the Bizo -Ma-
rine Products Company, and
of the Oi Marine Products
Company; b. Mar. 1866 in
Aichi-ken; 2nd s. of Toku-
zaemon Murai ; in. Raku, y.
s. of Kyugoro. Address : No.
105, Atsuta-osekomachi, Mi-
namiku, Nagoya. Tel. .-2118.

Murata, Chob?i (W ffl t^ ;^
Sr), dealer in dry goods ; b.
June 1853 in Osaka; ist s.
of Chobei Murata ; m. Haru,
fst d. of Kumashichi Iguchi.
Address: No. 31, 3 chome,
Minamimoto-machi,- Higaslii-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 2474 /. d.
Higashi.

Murata, Jiiji (fj pg » f§\
Ringakuhakushi ; Engineer of
the Forest Bureau, Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Com-
merce ; b. Sept. 1 861 in Ishi-
kawa-ken ; ist .r. of KyQemon
Murata ; in. Ai, grand d. of
Soji Wada. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Tokyo Agri-
cultural and Dendrological
School, 1887. Entered the
Department of Agriculture
and Commerce, 1 887 ; ap-
pointed Forest Officer, 1891 ;
after serving as Engineer of
the Department of Agricult-

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Mttr

lire and Commerce, and as
S!i!>enntendeiit of Forestry
etc., was transferred to the
present post; RingakitJiakiishi,
1 90S: lias been decorated with
tiie 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 43, Takanawa Mi-
iijinicho, S'liba, Tokyo.

Murata. Jnn (H ffl WX
Licutenant-General ; Chief of
th-' Dcp't of Fortifications,
War Office; ^. Oct. 1854 in
Shizuoka ; 2nd s. of Kanshi-
rO Takano, a samurai of To-
k\'fi, and adopted by Masa
.^Iurata, a samurai ; m. Chi-
\-o, 2nd d. of his foster-father.
luiiic. : studied tactics in Fran-
ce and Italy, 1886— 1889.
Sub-Lieutenant of Artillery,
Feb. 1879; Lieutenant of—,
Oct. 1S82; Captain of—, Sept.
r886; Major of— , Nov. 1891;
Lieutenant-Colonel of — , Mar.
1895; Colonel of— , Oct. (8-
97 ; Major-Gcncrai, May 19-
o3 ; present rank, Aug. 1909 ;
ijncc served as Militaiy At-
tache to the Japanese lega-
tion in .St. Petersburg, and as
the same to the Residcnc)'-
Gcneral, Seoul, etc., etc.; took
part in both the Japan China
and the Russo-Japanese Wars;
lias Ijeeiv decorated with the
3nd Order of the Rising Sun
and the 3rd Class of the Gol-
den Kite in recognition of his
meritorious services during
the War. Address: No. 12,

2 chome, Nakamachi, Yotsu-
ya, Tokyo. Tel. : ggo Ban-
cho.
murata, Kakuko (W HI ^ :X

^)' actress; ^. the 4th ;«. of
the 26th y. of Meiji (1893)
at Minamishinagawa in To-
kyo. Educ: practiced at the
actress trainning school for
two years, and graduated
from the actress school
attached to the Teikokuza,.
Sept. 1 9 10. Address: No.
12, 1 chome, Tamachi, Shiba-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1988 Shiba.
Murata, Kennosuke (It ®
t. 91), Fleet - Paymaster ; b.
1869. .fi/z/c. .• graduated from
the Paymasters' School. Pay-
master, Dec. 1896; Staff-Pay-
master, July 1904 ; Fleet-Pay-
master, Sept. 1907.. Decora-
tions : 4th Class of the Gol-
den Kite ; 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, and the Sacred
Treasure. Address: No. 36,.
Ichigaya Koracho, Ushigome.
Tokyo.

Murata, Tamotsii (M W ■(*),
member of the House of Peers
since 1890; Lord-in- Waiting
in the Kinkei Hall ; b. Dec.
1842 in Osaka; s. of a sa-
murai of Karatsu clan. Early
became an official of the De-
partment of Justice, and was
dispatched to England, 1870,
to investigate criminal laws,
and afterwards to Germany
in 1880 for the purpose of

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law investigation ; returned
home next year ; has been
devoting himself to the pro-
motion of fisheiy enterprise
since 1890 when he left the
Government service ; has been
decorated with the 1st Class
of -the Sacred Treasure in
connection with the late war.
Address: No. i, 6chome, Shi-
ntomicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.

ITurata, Toyosa&u C^ 9 9
f^). Surgeon Lieutenant Colo-
nel, Sectional Chief of the
Kagoshima Hospital. De-
coratiotts : 4th Qrdcr of Merit ;
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address: the hospital, Yama-
shitacho, Kagoshima-shi.

Murata, Tsuneyoshi (M H &
5^), Baron, (cr. 1896); Major-
General on the reserve ; mem-
ber of the House of Peers
since 1890; inventor of the
Murata rifle ; &. June 1842 in
Kagoshima-keh ; istJ. ofTsu-
nenori Murata. a samurai of
Kagoshima-ken. Captain, 18-
69 ; and, by gradual promo-
tion, reached the rank of Ma-
jor-General, and then placed
oh the reserve list, ,1 890 ; he
rendered valuable services to
the Empire by the invention
of the well known Murata
rifle,; has been decorated with
the 1st Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: No. 13, Sambancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.: 1 1 53
Bancho.

Murata, Toshihiiio C^H^g),
Director of the Industrial
Bank of Japan ; d. Aug. the
4th y. of Meiji (i 871) in Hi-
roshima - prefecture ; e. s. of
Ryoho Murata, famous Japa-
nese classical scholar ; m.
Nao, y. s. of Hyoemon Su-
dzuki of Saitama-prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law in the Tokyo
Tmp. Univ., 1898 ; further
.studied at the University Hall.
Appointed Junior Councillor
to the Treasury ; resigned
and entered the Hirooka firm
of Osaka, taking charge ot
its Foreign Trade Dep't, 19-
00; next became Adviser to
the Kajima Bank and the
Asahi Life Insurance Co.,
Osaka ; entered the service
of the Industrial Bank of
Japan and was assigned to
the posts of Private Secretary
to its Governor and Chief of
its Eoreign Dep't. 1901 ;
greatly helped Dr. J. Soeda,
the Governor in the work
of advancing loans to the
Korean Government as well
as of establishing the Bank's
branch in Korea, 1906 ; made
a tour of inspection through
China and Korea for tJie
purpose of enlarging the
Bank's business in those coun-
tries, the same year; sent
to Europe on business con-
nected with the raising of

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Mur

the Southern Manchurian
Railway Loans ; present post
since , 1909. Address: No.
16, Igacho, Yotsuyaku, To-
kyo. Chh: BankeVs' Club,
Nippon Club. 7>/. .• 1121
Bancho.

Murata, Tstttomu iU W Wl),
M. A. (Yale- University for
1902); Prof, of the Japan
Women's University (Chair'
European and American his-
tory and English Language); i>,
Feb. 23, i866inMat-suzaka, I-,
se; s. of Kanshichi Murata; m.-
Tomi Taketa. Edtic. : the
Doshisha College, 1882 — 18-
87; Yale University, 1901 —
1903. Has mostly taught in
schools of various grades ex-
cept five years' spent in the
Ministry at Kyoto, 1890—
1895 ; ha.s published articles
in the Japan Encyclopaedia,
the Dictionary of Philosophy.
Publications : Life of Martin
Luther, 1 890 ; History of the
Reformation, 1909; Florence
Nightingale, 1910 ; Parents'
Tears, 19 10; Translations of R.
F. Horton's Teachings of Je-
sus, and of Emil Reichrs Foun-
dations of Modern Europe.
Address: /No. 13, Zoshigaya-
machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Murata, Yuji Clt m m ?&),
Prof of the 1st High School;
6. Sept. 1864 in Chiba-ken ;
2nd s. of Nizaemon Aoyagi,
and adopted into a certai n Mu-

rata family ; m. Nobu, 4th d.
of Sadayasu Yasui. / Educ:
finished the special course of
the College of Literature, To-
kyo Imperial Universitjy, 18-
91. Prof at the Peers' School,
1892 ; transferred a.s Pfof to
the ;ist High School, 1895.
Address: No. 103, ZosMgaya-
machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Murayama, Eeizo (# III •^
j^), president of the Knwahara
Co., Ltd.; 6..V6 November of
the l&ty. of Meiji(18G8)at&n-
da-mathi, Arima-gun, ilyogo-
ken ; s. of Masatoslii Mura-
yama ; m. Sliigeru, l.st d. of
the late Masanaga Kiuvabara,
1902. Edue. : graduated from
the Doshisha in Kyoto. Enter-
ed the head office of the jjresent
firm in 1906 ; is now standing
dir. of th(» Sanpci Co. and
dir. of the motor manufactur-
ing Co. Recreations : reading,
hunting. Address : imasato,
Kamitsu-mura, Nishinari-gun,
Osaka-fu, Td.: 582 liigaslii.
Club : Nisui-kai,

Murayama, Kinjiiro CW tU ±
+ SIO, President of the Mu-
rakane Partnership. Address:
Tsuchizaki-komachi, Minami-
Akita-gun, Akita prefecture.

Murayama, Ryuhei C1^ ± M
^), proprietor of the Tokyo
and Osaka Asahi newspapers;
Director of the Sampei Com-
pany ; b. Apr. 1850 in Wa-

Mur

[ ^92 ]

kayama ; 1st 5^. of Morio Mu-
i-ayama ; iH. Mas'.i- ist d. of
Takuzo Kobayasii.. He is
the " Harmsworth " of Japan
in a small way, and has by
his shrewd business manage-
ment raised the two Asahis
to th^ present stage of pro-
sperity and importance ; often
sat in.'the House of Representa-
tives for Osaka-fu. Address:
No. 46/ 3 chome, Koraibashi.
Higaishiku, Osaka.

Marota, Keishin (^ ffl :i: M),
volite. superintendent ; Direct-
or of the Fire Brigade Head
quarters, Metropolitan Police
Office; 5. Apr. 1848 in Ka-
goshima-ken ; ist s. of Risuke
Murota, a samurai of Kago-
shima ; m. Sei, /^th d. of Hei-
uemon Ozaki, a sanucrai of
Kagoshima. Has been de-
corated with the 4th Order
of Merit. Address : Official
House, Metropolitan Police
Office, Ivojimachi, Tokyo.

Murota, YosMbumi (^ ffl K
S;), Member of the House of
Peers ; Lord-in-Waiting in the
Kinkei Hall ; President of the
iioth Bank and of the Hok-
kai Coal Mine Railway Co.,
Ltd. ; Auditor of the Horai
Life Insurance Mutual Com-
pany ; b. Sept. 1847 ; 2nd s.
of Heihachi Murota, a samu-
rai of Mito clan ;. m. Kura,
sister of Masakumi Nakane,
a samurai of Tokyo. Early

entered the P"oreign -Office,
and was Minister to Mexico
and Peru, having retired from
the government service, enter-
ed business ; nominated mem-
ber of the House of Peers,
1 901; has been decorated with
the 2nd Oi'der of Merit. Ad-
dress: No. 25, Fukitecho, Shi-
ba, Tokyo. Tel. : 2797 Ch5
Shiba.

Marotani. Toshichi C^ ^ m
-bJ), ex-Auditor of the Nikkan
Forestry Co. ; Director of the
Japan Salt Co., and of the
Kobe Fish, Bird, and Green
Vegetable Market, etc. ; de-
aler in bamboos ; b. ij Dec.
1847, Hyogo-ken ; 3rd s. of
Ichiemon Murotani ; m. Nobu,
i.st d. of Hanzaemon Matsu-
oka, of Hyogo - ken. ^ Once
Member of the Kobe Cham-
ber of Comrnerce. Address:
No. 8, Shimmachi, Kobe,

Muto, Denzo (it

13.)%

Engineer of the Oita Prefect-

ural Government. Address :

No. 1259, Ditamachi, Oita-

shi.
Muto, KiicWro (^^^-115).

Juigakuhakushi, Veterinary
Surgeon-Colonel, Chief of the
Dep't of Veterinary Surgeons
of the I St Army Division,
Instructor of the Medical
Academy; b. 1869 in Shizu-
oka-ken. Veterinary Surgeon-
Sub-Lieut., Dec. . 1892 ; Ve-
terinary Surgeon-Lieut., Jan.

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Mut

1895: Verterinary Surgeon-
Captain, Oct. 1897; Veterii-
nary Surgeon-Major, Nov.
1902; Veterinary Siirgeon-
Lieut. Colonel, Sept. 1905;
Veterinary Surgeon-Colonel,
Nov. 1 91 1. Decorations: 5th
Order of S. T., 4th Order
of R. S., 4tli Class of ,G. K.
Address: No. 19 Minami Va-
mabuslii-cho, Ushigome-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 3762 Banclio.

Muto, No>)ttyoslii (^mWM\
Colonel of Infantry, Sec-
tional Chief of the General
Staff Office, Prof of the
Military College; b. 1870 in
Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., March
1893; Lieut., March 1895;
Captain, Dec. 1898; Major,
March 1904; Lieut. Colonel,
Nov. 1907; Colonel, Jan.
191 1. 'Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: No. 410
Nishiokubo, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo.

Muto, Sanji (^ ^ Hi iS).
managing director of the Ka-
negafuchi Spinning Company ;
b. the 3rd fn. of the 3rd y.
of Keio (1867) in Gifu-pre-
fecture ; ist. s. of Kunisaburo
Sakuma, and adopted by Ma-
tsuemon Muto ; m. Chise, d.
of Setsusuke Fukuhara, a j«-
murai oiYi-yolo. Edtic: gnd-
uated from the Keiogijiku,

1884. Went over to Ameri-
ca, 1885— 1887; entered the
Mitsui firm, 1890; and afterr
wards was made manager of
the Kaiiegafuchi Spinning
Company ; on the resignation
of Mr. Yeiji Asabuki, suc-
ceeded him as managing di-
rector' of the Company. The
present success of the com-
pany is largely due to the
efforts of -Mr. Muto ; in re-
cognition of his valuable ser-
vices the Mitsui family, the
founders of the Compajiy, pre-
sented him with a large sum
of money, part of this sum
was given to the Library fund
of the Keiogijuku, his alma
mater, and the balance was
used in the purchase oi for-
eign books and periodicals
for the benefit of the emplo-
yees of the Company ; again,
at the close of the late war,
when he for a short time re-
signed his post as manager,
the shareholders presented him
with the sum oi yen 250,000
of which he contributed yen
100,000 to the fund for the
comfort and advancement of
knowledge of the Company's
employees. Address : Taru-
mi-mura, Akashi-gun, Hyo-
go-ken.

Muto, Torata C^ M }k kX
Prof, of the 2nd High School.
Address: the 2nd High School.
Sendai-shi.

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L 594

Mutst^, Hirokichi C^^jK^),
Count ;; Councillor pfJErn-
Ijassy, J Koine ; ■Barrist'ef-at
Law ; \b. Mar. 1 869 in Osa-
ka; is't s. of the late famous
Count /Munemitsu Mutsu ; m.
Iso, an English woman. Educ:
Cambridge University ; grad-
uated from the Inner Temple.
liOridon, 1893. Translater,
iPoreign Office, 1 894 ; passed
the Diplomatic Service Ex-
amiration, 1895, and Attache
at. Peking; 3rd. Secretaiy of
Legation, Washington, 1896;

Consul at San Fransisco, 1898;
2n<i" Secretary of Legation^
Rome, rgoo ; ist Secretary
of LegatipnyWashington, 19-
02 ; ist Secretaiy of Embassy,
Xondort, 1904 ; Cofririiissioner
to the Sriglo- Japanese Exhibi-
tion, 1910; Councillor of Em-
bassy, London, 19 10; present
post since May 1912 ; IioHk
4th Order of Merit. Address:
Japanese Embassy, Italy ; No.
(J.8, TakanawSj Kitamachi.
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel..- 1890
Shiba.

1595 ]

Nab

Nabeshima, ChokoMn C£@ & Ifi
•^;, Viscount, Lord-in-W;\it-
ing in Ktnkei Hall, Mem. of
the House of Peei's ; b. in
i 843 at Kashima in the pro-
vince of Hizen ;* m. Aiko,
adopt, e. s. of Marquis Nabe-
shima. Rendered services to
the Mikado at the Restora-
tion; went to U. S. A. in
1872 ; on returning was ap-
pointed Chamberlain to H.
M. the Emperor; Governor
of Okinawa in 1879; Senater
in 1881 ; Mem. of the House
of Peen? since 1890. Add-
ress: Tsuna-machi, Mita, Shi-
ba. Tokyo. Tel. : 1496 Shi-
ba.

Nabeshiiaa, Kan (IS % W),
Baron, Mem. of the House
of Peers; b. in 1844 in the
province' of Hizen ; 3rd s. of
Sukemoto Ito, a samurai of
Saga clan ; was adopted by
Toin Nabeshima ; m. Tei.
Governor of Moka in 1868 ;
hsld the post of Governor of
Tochigi-ken, Aomori-ken, Hi-
roshima-ken ; was nominated
Mem. of the House of Peers
in 1896; Baron in 1895.
Address: Shirogane-Imazato-
cho, Shiba, Tokyo.

Nabeshima, NaoMro C^ & g

:fc), Marquis, Court Council-
Jor, former Daiinyo of Saga,

Mem. of the House of Peers,
Standing Councillor of thfe
Red Cross Society of Japan.
Vice-President of the Nihon
Naval Relief Association, Pre-
sident of the Nihon Music
Society, the Italian Associa-
tion, and the Dai Nihon So-
ciety for the P^ncouragement
of Poetry, Honorary Council-
lor of the Geographical As-
sociation ; b. on the 17th of
the loth month in the 3rd
year of Koka (1846) at Sag:i

in the province of Hizen ; 2nd
s. of Naomasa Nabeshima ;
m. Nakako, d. of Taneyasu
Hiroshima, Count. , Ediic. :
studied in England, 1871 —
1878. Rendered distinguished
service at the Restoration
and was promoted to be Sa-
kon-eshosho (Senior Major-Ge-
neral of the Body Guard) in
recognition of his meritorious
services; was appointed ia?/-
yo (States Councillor) apd

Nib-Nad

[ 596 1

Governor of Kanagawa-pre-
fecture ; was transferred to
the Foreign Office as Vice-
Governor and concluded a
comity treaty between Japan
and Spain ; afterwards went
back to his native province
but returned to the capital in
1 869 ; was granted an ann-
ual pension of 20,oooo kohe
of rice for services in the
Restoration; became a high
ofificial of the Foreign Ollfice
in 1879; was appointed Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary to Italy
in 1880; Senator and Grand
Master of Ceremonies in 18-
82 ;. nominated Mem. of the
House of Peers in 1 890 ; de-
corated with 1st Order of
Merit for services in the Chi-
na-Japan Wai-. Marquise Na-
beshima; rendered services to
the State as President of the
Volunteer Nursing Society
and Director of the Ladies'
Patriotic League in the late
war arid is Pres. of the Ori-
ental ' Women's Society and
the Women's Co-opsrating Or-
phanage Association, etc ; is
"one of the leading ladies in
the Empire. Address: Na-
gata-cho, Kojimachiku, To-
kyo.'! '-TV/. •• 825 Shimbashi.
;' Nab^shima, Naotora CSS $> ffi
'J^i, yis'count, Mem. of the
•House', of ''Peers ; ^. in 1856
•at Ogi ' iri the. province of lii-
'len ;' y! ' V: ' bf Marquis ' N abe-

shima ; in. Takashi, amit of
Count Nambu. Address : Sa-
doharacho, Ichigaya, Ushigo-
me, Tolcyo. Tel.:- 1599 Ban-
cho.

Nabeshima, Keijiro <M%^
"k BI5), Minister Plenipotenti-
ary at Brmsels; b. in i860
at Saga-mura, Saga-gori, Hi-
zen; 2nd s. of Heizaemon
Nabeshima, a samnrai of Na-
gasaki ; m. Nariko, 3rd d. of
Arimasa Karahashi, Visco-
unt. Entered the Foreign
Office in March 1886; Dip-
lomatic Attaciie in July ; At-
tache to the Legation at
London in 18S7: Secretary
of the Dep't of Foreign Aff-
airs in 1892 ; Attache to the
Imperial Headquarters in the
Sino-Japanese war ; ist class
Secretary of the Legation at
Washington in 1 899 ; then
of the Legation at Berlin, 19-
00; and then of the Lega-
tion at London, 1902; Secre-
tary of the Dep't of Foreign
Affairs in 1903 ; then of the
Residency-General and Coun-
cillor of the Dep't of Forei-
gn Affairs in 1906; Clucf uf
the Section of l-'oreign Aff-
airs in the Residency-General
a:t Seoul in 1907; present post
in 1969. Address : Jap mese
Legation at Brussels.

Hade, Yoshibei « f; rfl %

flF). .high - tax - p.iyof,

mer

chant; b. in 1873 in Wakaya-

[ 597 ]

Nag

ma-ken ; e. s. of Yoshibei
Nade ; m. Nui, 3rd d. of So-
bei Iwamoto of Wakayama-
ken. Address : Kuroe - cho,
Kais5-g6ri, Wakayama-ken.
Nagai, Hikozo (.7% fr M ^)i
President of the Himeji Ba-
nk, Ltd., and Director of the
Himeji Rice Exchange, Ltd.
Address : Higashi-gofuku-ma-

chi. Himeji.

ifagai, jaisomu Qih )i- j^),

Igakuhajiiishi {Y)x. of Me-
dicine), Assist. Prof, of the
Medical College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ.; b. 1877 in
Hiroshima-ken; 5. of Keisuke
Nagai; m. Takako, e. d. of
the late Bunkai Tozuka,
Inspector - General of Fleet
Hospital. Ediic.i graduated
from the College 01 Medicine
of the Toicyo Imp. Univ. Pub-
lications : " Medical science
and philosophy. Recreations :
literature and arts. Address \
No. 104, Komagome Doza-
ka-machi, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel.: 4386 Shitaya.

Fagai, Ikkwa Olt ^1^ —
3^)^ artist, Jj.pane^e jiainter ;
6. 1.SG9 in Echigo province ;
m. Chiyoko, 1898. ..E<'uc,. :
studied painting nndcr Kiniei
Nakano, Suian Hirafuku and
Shonen Suzuki , further con-
tinued his study in the Tokyo
Art Hall for three years.
Made a tour through Eiiroj)e
and Aniern,a, in iy03 and

.stayed there for 5 year& ;
when he was stayino; in A-
merica opened an independent
exhitition in San Francisco
and also exhibited his work
"a raven," which is produced
after his study of many years,
in the Portland Exhibition
and was admired ; returned
home from abroad in 1908 ;
afterward exhibited his master-
pieces in various exhiliitions
and obtained many prizes ;
lately exhibited a pair of a
go'd-lea!ed screen oftheKorin
stylo in tlie late Iti.lian Ex-
bibi;ion for decoralion of a
rccoiption room in tlie same
exhibition. Beereatitnf! : utai,
billiards. Adilrens: No. 27
Sakuragi-cho 'Ueno, fchitaya-
ku, Tokyo.

JTa^jai, Kinjiro O^k ?!" & ^
UFO) Secretary of Toyama-pre-
fecture ; b. in 1873 in the
province of Echigo ; y. b. of
Shokiehi Nagai, a samurai;
m. Miya, e. d. of Saichiro
Sugano of Miyagi-prefecture.
Edzic. : graduated Law at the
H'jgaku-in in 1 897 ; passed
tlie Higher Civil E.xamina-
tii.n in the .same year. Coun-
cillor of the prefectures of
Aomori and Chiba; Sc;cretaiy
of 1 liroshima-pref.cture ; then
present post. Address: To-
yama-city.

Ua^ai, KyiiicMro (7^4 % !k —
Wj, Director of the Yokoha-

Wag

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ma Branch of the N. Y. K.,
Special Mem. of the Yoko-
hama Chamber of Commerce;
3. in 1852 in Aichi-prefecture ;
e. s. of Kyoi Nagai, a samu-
rai ; ftt. Tsuwa, e. d. of Yo-
shimitsu Washii of the same
prefecture. Director of the
Accounts Section of the Edu-
cational Dep't ; Private Se-
cretary to the Minister of
Education ; entered the N.
Y. K. and became Manager
of its Slianghai Branch ; then
present post. Address: O-
kubo - Yocho-machi, Ushigo-
meku, Tokyo. Tel.: iig Ban-
cho.

Hagai, Masamitsu CS ^i^ i^
%"), Mayor of Matsuyama }
b. in 1 86 1 in Ehime-prefect-
ui-e ; e. s, of Teruhiro Semba,
a sanmrai ; m. Ju, y. s. of
Yoshiakira Shimizu of the
same prefecture. Address :
Debuchimachi, Matsuyama.

Kagai, ffiatsuemon Crjt # ^2
* % P'i), Chairman of Board
of Director of the Sanada
Tiading Co., Ltd.; b. in 1853
in Aichi-prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Kyoi Nagai, a samurai ;
m. Tsuna, niece of Kohachiro
Kamiya of the same prefect-
ure. Was Director of the
Osaka Branch of the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank ; President
of the 8th National Bank,
Ltd. ; Director of the Tokyo

Rice Exchange and the Ai-
chi-ken Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd. Address :
Kasadera - mura, Aichi - gun,
Aichi-ken.' __

Nagai, Matsuzo ^ ^ *& =.^,
Consul-G-eneral at San Fra-
liCiscS';' 6. in 1877 in A-
ichi-prefecture. Educ. : grad-
uated from the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1902; pas-
sed the. Examination for Di-
plomatic and Consular Ser-
vices, in 1902. Was appointed
• eleve-Consul of the Consulate
at Tien-tsing in 1902 ; was
transferred to New York in
1903 ; 3rd class Secretary of
the Embassy at Washington
m 1907 ; acting C.G., in 1908.
Address: San Francisco.

Wagai, Wagayoshi (fl ^ fi
®)t Rigakuhakuski, Yakuga-
kuhakushi, Prof, of the Tokyo
Imperial University, Director
of the Doitsu Kyokai (German
Association) Middle School; b.
in 1845 in the province of
Awa ; e. s. of Rinsho Nagai,
a samurai ; m. Maria, a Ger-
man. Educ. : Studied Phar-
macologia in Germany and
France,- 1870 — 1883. On
returning from abroad was
appointed Prof, of the Im-
perial University of Tokyo;
President of the Japan Phar-
macopoea Investigation As-
sociation. Address ; Aoya-

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J^as

ma - Minamimachi, Shibiiya^
cho, Tokyo. Tel. : 2610 Shi-
ba.

Fagai, Naoaki C*. ^ S M},
Viscount ; 3. in 1849 at Ta-
katsuki ; tn. Fusako, f. s. of
Sanekata Honda, Viscount.
Address : Oicho, Tokyo.

Hagai, Uaotoshi 0% ^ W WO,
Viscount, Mem. of the House
of Peers ; i>. in ^i 871 at Kano
in the province of Mino ; e. s.
of Naoaki Nagai, Daimyo of
Kano clan ; m. Rokuko, y.
s. of Hirotsuna Watanabe, Vis-
count. Add7-ess : Kita-Yama-
bushicho, Ushigomeku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1 1 55 Bancho.

Nagai, Eiemon (.& ^ f'l] ;&
ft PI), Tea-dealer, Director
of the 3rd Bank, Ltd., the
Japan Tea Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
the Yblcohama 74th Bank,
Ltd., and the Yokohama Sav-
ings Bank, Ltd., Representa-
tive Partner of Otani and Na-
gai firm; d, in 1851 in Tokyo;
e. s. of Seibei Sakakibara ; m.
Toshi, 2nd d. of Hachiemon
Hattori of Tokyo. Succeed-
ed his adopt, f. Rihei Nagai
in 1 90 1. Address: Odenma-
cho, Nihonbashiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 429 I. d. Naniwa.

Nagai, Tamaki (Jk ^^ 3g),
Mayor of Moji ; b. 1865 in
Fukui-prefecture ; e. s. of Sei-
ya Nagai, a samurai; in.
Kane, 2nd d. of Mataza Ya-
mada of the same prefecture.

Edtic. : graduated Law at the
Imperial University of Tokyo.
Became Judge ; then Coun-
cillor of Nagano-prefecture,
Chief of Police of Gumma-
pref ; Secretary of the pre-
fectures of Shizuoka, Hyogo,
Hokkai-Do ; Governor of Mi-
yazaki ; present post in 1908.
Address: Kj'otaki, Moji.

Nagamatsu, Shonosuke CS *i
n Z S)), Proprietor of the
Nai'^amatsu Hospital. Ad-
dress: Shuzeimachi, Higashi-
ku, Nagoya.

Nagamatsu, Toknhi (jS Wi
.1 S), Baron, Mem. of the
House of Peers, Managing"
Director of the Tokyo Fire
Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. ;
b. in 1864 in Yamaguchi-
prefecture ; 2nd j. of Kan
Nagamatsu, Baron ; m. Suga,
3rd d. of Ippei Yonekura of
Tokyo. Edtic. : graduated
from the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity. Prof, of the Peers'
School in 1887; was elected
Mem. of the House of Peers.
Address : Aoyama - Minami^
machi, Akasakaku, Tolcyo.
Tel. : 2741 Shiba.

Nagami, Kaiji Otc % %. n),
President of the Nagasaki E-
lectric Light Co., Ltd. Ad-
dress: Koj imago, Nagasaki.
Nagami, Yoshiaki Lik Mi "a
^), Managing Director of the
Nippon Rice - Cleaning Co.,
Ltd, Address: Suma-muia,

Sag

Mukorgun, HySgo-Jcen'.

Wagamine, Kenko 0% ^ W
3fc5i Rear - Admiral of Engi-
neering (E/t desponsabilite'); b.:
in 1857 i" Shizuoka-prefect-
lire ; 2nd s. of Mitsumasa
Nagamine ; m. Fushi, y. s. of
Kaku Kato of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the Heigakn-
ry5 (defunct Navar College).
2nd Sub-Lieutenant of Engi-
neering in 1883 ; Rear- Ad-
miral of Engineering in 1908.
Chief Engineer of the Mai-
zuru Reserve Ships ; then of
the ist Squadron ; 'and of the
Combined Fleet ; Director of
Naval Engineering College.
Decoration : 3rd Order of the
E. S. Address: Nakano-machi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

iSTagamori, TokichirS Cft #
M W W), Director of the Man-
churian and Korean Salt Mfg.
Co., Ltd. ; b. in i860 in Sa-
ga-prefecture ; 2nd s. of So-
hei Noda, a samurai: m.
Kiyo, e. d. of Keihi Nagamo-
rij his adopt, father. Educ. :
graduated Law at the Im-
perial University of Tokyo.
Became Public Procurator ;
Procurator - in - Chief of the
Tokyo District Court ; Chief
of the Secretariat of the Finan-
cial Dep't ', went over to
Korea for agricultural pur-
poses several years ago. Ad-
)iress : Naka - Shibuya, Shi-
buyamachi, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :

600 I

336 Shiba. ,
^ Ifagaao, Juajo Cfi if Ig ^j,
Tgakultakiiski^ Director of the
Taihoku Government Ho.spi-
tal ; b. in 1870 in the pro-
vince of Higo ; 3rd s. of Ke-
nsaburo Nagano, a samurai;
m. Tsuru, of Osaka. Rduc. :
graduated Medicine at the
Imperial University of Tokyo
in 1896. Address: Taihoku,
Formosa.

Nagano, Junshiro (ft gf i^

E9 Si5), Colonel of Artillery,
Sectional Chief of the Osaka
Arsenal; b. 1869 in Kyoto.
Sub-Lieut., March 1891;
Lieut., Nov. 1893; Captain,
Nov. 1896; Major, May
1903; Lieut. Colonel, Nov.
1907; Colonel, Nov. 191 1.
Decorations: sth Order ttf
S. T., 4th Order of R. S.,
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address: No. 8, i chome,
Tenmabashi, Kita-ku, Osaka.
Naganuma, Hidebumi hie. S
^ 3;), - Major-General since
191 2, Commander of the ist
Brigade of Cavalry; h. in 1 867
in Miyagi - prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1886; Colonel
in 1905. Decorations: 3rd
Order of the R. S. and 3rd
Class of the G. K. Address :
Tf'-'dam.nra, Chiba-ken.

Waganuma, Shukei (.& S
^ Si). sculptor ; 6. the 9
m. of the 4th y. of Ansei (1857)
in Iwate-ken. Edue. : studied

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sculpture in Italy. Was prof.
in the Tokyo Fine Art A-
cademy after his return home;
at present is well known in
the art circles. Address: No.
109 Omote-cho, KoiiShikawa-
ku, Tokyo.

Nagao, Hampei Cfi M 4= ^),
Expert of the Imperial R'ly
Board; <5. in 1865 in Niiga-
ta-prefecture ; e. s. of Umon
Nagao, a samurai ; m. Nao.
Educ. : graduated Engineer-
ing at the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1891. Served
in the Formosan Government
for many years ; present post
in 1 910. Address: Takanawa-
minamicho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 949 Shiba.

Hagao, Kaoru CS M ®>,
Director of the Osaka Pre-
fectural Technical School ; b.
1873 at Arita-mura, Hida-
gun, Oita - ken. Was Dir.
of the Beppu Technical Ap-
prentices' School in Oita-ken, ;
1902 — 1907; then present
post since 1908. Recreation:
educating poor children. Ad-
dress: Official residence, Nishi-
noda, Kita-ku, Osaka.

Nagao, Han (S * 4^). Sur-
geon-Lieut-Colonel, Director
of the- Kokura Garrison Hos-
pital. Address : Kokura, Fu-

kuoka-l<en. ^^ « mi

ITasao, Shiroemon CA ® 1^

. IR 7& m Pi), High - tax-payer,

. President of the Nobi Agri-

cultural and Industrial Bank,
Ltd. ; d. in 1855 in Gifu-ken;
e. s. of Shinsliichiro Nagao ;
m. Hisa, 3rd d. of Ryozo Fu-
jimoto of Aichi-ken. Has sat
in the House of Peers. Ad-
dress: Sugadamachi, Gifu-ken.
Uagaoka, Gaishi (ft Ijsg ^ ^),

Lieuteaant-Gcneral, Comman-
der of the 1 6th Army Divi-
sion; d. in 1858 in Yamagu-
chi-prefectuie ; 2nd s. of Sa-
nzaemon Hori ; was adopted
by Nanyo Nagaolta, a sa-
murai ; m. Yo.shiko, y. s. of
Kyusuke Shimizu of Osaka.
Educ. : graduated from the
Military Acad^-my and the
Military StaiT ColLge. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1879; Lieute-'
nant in 1884; Captain in 1887;
Major in 1891 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel in -'893; Colonel in
1895 ; ATajor-G.incral in 1900;
Lieutenant-G.:ncral in 1909.

Served successively on the
Staff of the 1st Army Divi-,

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sion, Chief of the Section of
Military Affairs in the War
Office, Commander of the 9th
Brigade of Infantry, ' Chief
Assistant of the General Staff
Office, Commander of the 2nd
B.igade of Infantry, Director
of the Bureau of Military
Affairs in the War Ofifice,
General-Manager of the Su-
preme Military Council. Took
part in the Sino-Japanese war
on the staff of tlie 5th Army
Division and the Russo-Japa-
nese war as Chief Assistant
of the G. S. Office under
Marshal Yamagata. Decora-
tions: 2nd Order of the R.
S. and 2nd Class nf the G.
K. ; was Commander of the
13th Army Divisi()n-i9io-i2.
Address: Fukabnsa-mura, Ki-
i-gun, Kyotu-iu.

Nagao, Sanjuro CS ft H +
li>). Representative Partner of
the Nata Land Co., Director
of the Nippon Gold Mining
Co., Ltd.; d. in 1855 in the
province of Kozuke ; a sa-
murai ; m. K5, 2nd d. of Ji-
ntaro Aoyama, a Samurai of
the same prefecture. Ad-
dress: 2 chome, lidamachi,
Kojimacliiku, Tokyo. Tel. :

147 Bancho.
Uagaoka, Hantaro C& P3 4*

in W>, Rigakuhakushi (The-
oretical Physicfi), Prof of the
Imperial University of Tokyo;
b. in 1865 in • Nagasaki-pre-

fecture ; e. s. of Jisaburo Na-
gaoka, a samurai ; m. Toyo/
y. s. of Kane Hirakawa of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
Physics at the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo in 1887 ; was
sent abroad for study, 1893
— 1896. A.ssist.-Prof of his
alma mater in 1 890 ; on re-
turning was made full Prof.
Address : Komagome - Higa-
shikatamachi, Hongoku, To-
kyo.

Nagaoka, Haruiehi (S P! #
— )> Hogakuhakushi (Interna-
tional Law), 2nd class Se-
cretary of the Legation at
Brussel; b. in 1877 i" Yama-
guchi - prefecture ; m. d. of
Viscount General Dshima.
Educ. : graduated Law in the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1900 ; passed the Examina-
tion for Diplomatic and Con-
sular Services in 1900. Was
appointed Councillor of the
Dep't of Foreign Affairs in
1900; Diplomatic Attache of
the Legation at Paris in 1902;
3rd class Secretary of Em-
bassy in 1906; 3rd class
Secretary of the Legation at
Brussels in 1907 ;"' 2nd class
Secretary of Legation in 1908;
2nd class Secretary of the
Embassy _^ at St. Petersburg
in 1909; was transferred to
Berlin in Nov. 1909. Publica-
tion : History of diplomacy in
modem times. Address : Btu-

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lS.a.^

ssels.

Nagasaki, Seigo Cft aif # W3,
1st Older of Merit Superin-
tendent of the Provision Bu-
reau of the Imperial House-
hold Dep't, Court Councillor,
Master of Ceremonies, Lord
Steward to H. I. H. Prince
Kan-in; 5. in 1852 at Kago-
shima in the province of Sa-
tsuma ; 4th s. of Sakuemon
Nagasaki, a samurai ; in. Ta-
ekc, e. d. of the late Count
Munenori Terajima. Ediic. :
studied in the Zjshikan (Clan
School) ; the Tokyo SJuheikd
(forerunner of the Imperial
Uninersity), and the Mich'gan
College. Entered the diplo-
I matic service as Chancellor
of the Japanese Legation at
St. James ; on returning en-
tered the Imperial Household
Dep't and was promoted Pri-
vate Secretary to its Minister;
then Master of Ceremonies
and Court Councillor ; and
present post ; has been abroad
several times. Publications:
" The Empire of Japan,"
" An Outline of London So-
ciety." Address : Shimo-Ro-
kubancho, Kojimachiku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2060 Bancho.

Nagasawa, Dearoku C& % %
:^<^, Director of the Yama-
nashi Prefectural Hospital.
Address : Nishikimachi, Ko-

fu, Yamanashi-ken. =;,

H'agasawa, Kanae (^?f ®ii
Proprietor of the Santa Rosa
Vine-yard; l>. in 1853 in the
province of Satsuma. Educ. :
Was sent to England with
the late Count Mori. Went
over to U. S. A. in 1867.
Address : Santa Rosa, U. S. '

A. .'

Nagase, SMmpachi 0% M M
A), Managing Director of the
Motehara Commercial B.uik,
Ltd. ; b. in 1847 in Chiba-
prcfecture ; s. of Shichij iiro
Nagase ; ;;/. Tama, 2nd d. of
Wasaburo Watanabe of the
same prefecture. Address :
Moteharamachi, Chiba-ken.

Nagase, Toaiird (S M .a CP),
soap manufacturer, maker of
" Ka5 " soap; i>. in 1863
in Gifu-prefc-cture ; 2nd s. of
Eiz5 Nagase ; vi. Naka, j/. s.
of San-emon Sekine of Tokyo.
Address : Bakurocho, N.hon-
bashiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 3 /. d.
N^niwa, 3002 I. d.

Nagashima, KiyosH 0% g ft
^ Bl), Mem. of the House of
Representatives. Address: Do-
rokame, Kanagawa-mura, Yo-
kohama.

Nagashima, Zennosuke C& i^
# Z IS).. Paymaster-Comman-
der of the' Navy, Chief Pay-
master of the Yokosuka Na-
val Barracks ; k in i868. Pay-

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tnaster-Commander in 1906.
Becorotions : 4th Order of the
R. S. and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address: Yokosuka.
Nagashima, Washitaro CS ii
5i :*: 515), Lawyer, Mem. of
the House of Representatives;
i. 1868 at Katsuyama in the
province of Awa ; e. s. of Na-
gatoyo Nagashima, a samu-
rai ; m. Kuni, y. s. of Ya-
subei Uchiyama of Tokyo.
Educ. ■: graduated Law in the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1890. Entered the Dep't of
Justice and has lectured in
several private colleges ; re-
signed post and opened a
law and patent office in 1893;
elected a member of the
House of Representatives for
his native prefecture in 1908;
a member of the Seiyukai

. (Constitutional party) ; travel-
led abroad as a delegate to

-the International Parliamenta-
ry Conference in 1910. Ad-
dress: 3chome, Tsukiji, To-
kyo. Tel. : 1333 /. d. Kyo-

' bashi (office); 754 Kyobashi.
, Uagata, Hisashi (i H ®),

_ Major-General (on the re-

serve); ^. in 1856 in the

province of Higo ; e. s. of
Yasiishi Nagata, a samurai;
in. Katsu, 2nd d. of Chuya
Shimizu, a samurai of the
r same province. ii/2<^. / grad-
uated from the Military A- •
cademy. Sub-Lieutenant of

Artillery in 1879 ; Lieutenant
in 1882; Captain in 1885;
Major in 1891 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel in 1895 ; Colonel in
1899 ; Major-General in 1904.
Commander of the 3rd Bat-
talion of the 5th Regiment
of Field Artillery ; and of the
2nd Brigade of Field Artillery.
Took part in the China-Ja-
pan, the Boxer, and the
Russo - Japanese wars. De-
corations : 2nd Order of the
R. S. and 2nd Class of the
G. K. Address: Kita-Sen-
danbatake, Kumamoto.

Nagata, Kanrokn C^it 13 Wl
:^')> farmer, high-tax-payer;
3. in 1869 in Saitama-ken ;
e. s. of Kanroku Nagata ; m.
Chiyo, y. s. . of Kikusaburo
Tanaka of the same prefect-
ure. Address: Kasukabema-
chi, Saitama-ken.

Nagata, Katsuyuki (7% P3 ^
<2-)> Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 2nd Regiment
of Infantry; d. in 1867 >«
Tokyo. Sub - Lieutenant in
1889; Colonel in 1907. De-
corations: 4th Order of the
R. S. Address: Mito, Ibara-
ki-ken.

Nagata, Kieliizayertion Crit p]
S :fe ft H), High - tax-payer.
President of the Hida Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Hida
Forestry Co., Ltd., and the
Kobi Agricultural and Indus-
trial Bank, Ltd., Auditor of

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the 1 2th Bank, Ltd., the To-
yama Electric Co., Ltd., the
Hida Electric Co., Ltd. ; b.
in 1873 in Gifu-ken ; e. s. of
Kichiemon Nagata; ?«. Moto,
e. d. of Hikohiro^ Naito of
Aichi-keii._ Address : Taka-
yamacho, Ono-gori, Gifu-ken.
. Wagata, Kikutaro (:& fE| ^
^ X W>, Managing Director
of the Honsho Storage Co.,
Ltd. Address : Honshocho,
Akita-ken.

Nagata, Masakichi \f^ ta iE
ri)> Director of the Aomori
Forestry Oflfice ; b. in 1 865
in Fukui-prefecture ; 3rd s.
of Nikuro Sato, a satnurai ;
m. Kin 2nd d. of Seiz5, Ma-
kino of Tokyo. Blduc. : grad-
uated from the Tokyo Agri-
cultural and Forestry School
in i88"6. Entered the Dcp't
of Agr. and Com. Address :
Takida-mura, Higashi-Tsug-
nru, Aomori-ken.

Nagata, Nisuke (*. W -f- fJ),
President of the Naniwa Bank,
Ltd.; l>. in 1863 in Osaka;
e. s. of Nizaemon Nagata ;
M. Chu, e. d. of Jijsuke Sa-
kada of Osaka. Address :
Yobancho, Kozu, Minamiku,
Osaka.' Te/. : 550 Minami.

Nagata, Sanjuro C*. ffl ^ +
-BIO, Proprietor of the Fuji Na-
gata Dockyard ; d. in 1834
in Osaka ; m. Sei of Osaka.
'Address .• Shin - Sumiyacho,
Nishiku, Os;.ka. - Tel.: 1854

Nishi.

Nagata, Taijiro (.^ SI # ^
M), Captain, Coinmander of
the 2nd Destroyer Flotilla ;
6. in 1868. Edtic. : gradijT
ated from the Naval Engi-
neering College in 1887. Com-
mander in 1905 ; Captain in
1909. Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of the R. S. and 3rd
Class of the G. K. Address.-
Kaigunsho, (Naval Depart-
ment).

Nagata, Tobei (m H M ?i ^)»
President of the Yoshino Bank,
Ltd. Address : Shimoicho,
Yoshino-£r6ri, Nara-ken.

Nagata, Yotaro (Jk W H
ic filO iii«nager of the Ki-
taliania Bank, Lt'd; h. Decem-
ber of the 5th y. of Meiji
(1S72) in Siikata-machi, Ya-
miigata-ken ; s. of Jisuko
Nagata ; m. Fumi, e. d. of
Kosuke Yokoi, 1884. Eduo:
graduated from the Toky<»
Senshu Gakko, 1896. Simnl-
taneously entered the bank
on its establishment, 1897. IRe-
creation: reading. Address:
liama-Asliiya, Mnkdguii, liy-
ogo-ken. Club : Ooaka Cbib.

Nagaya, Junji C:fe B M ^)r
Prof, of the Hiroshima Higher
Normal School. Address:
Hiroshima.

Nagayama, Arinori inf. lU '^
S), Chief of tl>e Paediatric
Dep't of the. Kagoshima Pre-
fectural ;Hos)Mtal Address,:

Ifag— Nai

Yaniashitacho, Kagoshima. ;,
K'afiravima, Motoliiko (.?% Hi
7b '^), Colonel of Cayalry, aid-
de-camp - to'Triuce Sadanaru
since . Dec. 19 12; b. in i86g
in Saga-prefecture, Sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1891 ; Colonel in

1909. Decorations ; 3rd Or-
der of the R. S. ®and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address :
Tokyo.

Nagayama, Tetsutaro {.ik Uj
M "k. fi|5), Commander of Engi-
neering, Chief Engineer of the
Kure Torpedo Division ; b. in
1869. Commander of Eng. in
1905. Decoration: 3rd Order
of the R. S. Address: Kure.
jsTagura, Takejiro (iS 3|- -tt ^
M|5)> Councillor of the Im~
perial Railway Board, Chief
of the Investigation Section
of the same; b. the 9th m.
of the 2nd y. of Keio (1866)
in Tol<:yo. Edtic: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School. Expert to
the Imperial Railway, 1897-
1899; Railway Commissioner
since 1897; and then present
post; attended the 6th In-
ternational Railway Congress
JEield at Paris as, Japanese
delegate^ in 1901, Address:
No. 31, Takanawakita-cho,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel.\ 3333
Shiba.

Wai, Chuji C« ^t^ IS, \U%
Mem. of the House of Rt-
pre.sentatives ; b. in 1865 in

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Fukui-prefecture ; 6th s. of
Soemon Fujita; m. Tani adopt.

d. of Gohei Kumagae of the
same prefecture. Address :
Mikunicho, Fukui-ken.

Nai, KyfisHke i^ ^ % ^),
Expert of the Dep't of the
Interior and the Tokya
Branch of the Bureau of Civil
Engineering ; b. in 1869 in
Yamaguchi - ken ; 2nd s. of
Mori Sukenai, a samurai; m.
Hisa, y. s. of Ichiro Nomu-
ra of the same prefecture.
Educ: graduated from the Col-
lege of Engineering, Tokyo
Imperial University, in 1892.
Entered the Bureau of Civil
Engineering. Address : Niji-
kki-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo.

l^aiki, Seibei (ft ^ m ?c m'),
Cloth-Merchant; b. in 1878
in Kyoto ; e. s. of Jinzabur©
Naiki, ex-Mayor of Kyoto ;
m. Nao 2nd d. of Koshichi
Ohashi of Kyoto. Address:
Funaya - maclii, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto. Tel. : 26, 126 /. d.

H'aiki, Jinzaburo (ft K K H
W), Director of the Kyoto
Commercial and Industrial
Bank, Ltd., the Com. and
Ind. Savings Bank, Ltd., and
the Kyoto Weaving Co., Ltd.;
b. in 1848 in -Kyoto; e: s.
of Sosaku Maiki ; m. Hisa

e. d. of Yasutaro Uno of Shi-
ga - prefecture. Was Mayor
of Kyoto ; Mem. of the House

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of Representatives; was grant-
ed 4th Order of Merit as a
■war reward. Address: Todo-
in, Mukegami, Kamikyoku,
Kyoto. Tel. : I. d. 24.

Naito, Kyukan {HM X %),
Presiding Manager of the Nip-
pon Kerosene Co., Ltd., Di-
rector of the Central Kero-
sene Co., Ltd.; b. in 1859
in the province of Niigata;
e. s. of Hisayuki Naito ; m.
Saga, y. s. of Shoji Hirokawa
of the same province. Sat
in the House of Represen-
tatives ; went abroad in con-
nection with the Kerosene
business; organized the Nip-
pon Kerosene Co., Ltd. Ad-
dress: Ishijicho, Kariwa-gun,

Niigata-ken.

Uaito, MasaMde CP9 li & ^),
Prof, of the 2nd High School;
i. in 1864 in Yamanashi-ken ;
2nd s. of Shingoemon Naito ;
m. Ima, y. s. of Zempachi
Yamadera of Yamanashi-ken.
Educ. : studied medicine at the
Imperial University. Present
post since 1898. Address: ^zn-
dai.

Naito, Masakiyo C?9 S J*
W), Viscount;^, in 1872;
e. s. of Masanori Naito ; m.
Nobu, e. s. of Tadaaki Hon-
da, Viscount. Address: I-
wasaki-mura, Iwaki-gori, Fu-

kushima-ken.

Naito, Masamitsu Cft^igt5fc)>

Viscount; l>. the .^rd m. of

24th _y. of Meiji (1889) in
Tokyo; .y. Masatomo Naito,
Viscount. Educ: Peers
School. Recreation : litera-
ture. Address: No. 365,
Kashiwagi, Yodobashi-machi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Faito, Masayoshi Ci?3 Jl IE
^), Presiding Director of the
Higo Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd., Director
of the Akuta Bank, Ltd. ; b.
in 1863 in Kumamoto-ken ;
e. s. of Sadayoshi Naito, a
sajmirai; m. Juki 4th d. of
Yoshitaka Tomoeda of the
same prefecture. Address: Chi-
karaawase-mura, Hdtakugun,
Kumamoto-ken.

Ifaito, Seikyo in M -0. W),
Viscount, High-tax-payer ; b.
in 1850 at Komagome in the
province - of Musashi ; uncle
of Suketoshi Ota, Viscount;
m. Hideko annt of Viscount
Horikawa. Was adopted by
MasayosM Naito, Daimyo of
Nobeoka. Has assisted in
educational work. "^ Address :
Okatomi-mura, Miyazaki-ken.

Naito, Shin-ichiro C^ W, M
— IP), Lieut. -General, Placed
on the waiting list since
Dec. 1912; b. in 1857 in
Yamagata-prefecture ; 3rd s.
of Hidemasu Naito, a samu-
rai. Edttc.: graduated from
the Heigakuryo (Military Sc-
hool) . Sub - Lieutenant in
1877; Lieutenant in 1880;

Nai-lTak

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Captain in 1885 ; Major in:
189 1 ; Lieutenant-Colonel in
1898 ; Colonel in 1902 ;
Major-General in 1905. - Ad-
jutant to the 3rd Army Di-
vision ; Commander of the
38th Regiment of Infantry;
then of the 26th Brigade of
Infantry. In the Chino-Japa-
ese War, was Commander of
the 7th Infantry Battalion ; in
the late war, was Commander
of the 38th Infantry Regi-
ment and the 26th. Brigade
of Infantry ; was , decorated
with 2nd Order of the R. S.
and 3rd Class of the G. K.
as a war reward; was Com-
mander of the 14th Inf. Bri-
gade and then Com. of the
Shimonoseki Fortress.

Naito, Shinnin (ft ^ -fs -&),
Viscount; b. in 1 871 ; 2nd
s. of Shinshi Naito ; m. Ta-
mako, adopt, aunt of Count
Sakai. Address: Sarugaku -
dho, rKandaku, Tokyo. ; Tel.:
3263 Honkyoku.
• Naito, Torajiro (?9 ^ it ^
W), Bungakuhakiishi (Chinese
History), ex - Editor of the
Osaka Asahi, one of the most
popular daily papers, Prof of
the iKybto Imp^rial-XJiiiversity;
^.' ir Akita-ken.^iias been on
'St\.€'' Osaka AsaHi for ; many
■jreatS'and is wellkhbwk under
\as,'mom de'plume (A_ Kotiait;
%n acknowledged authojifcj^ oh
> G^itiese history. AddressiX^^-

lege of Literature of the Kyo-
to Imperial Universit>'. ,

Naito, ,Uhei (ft K ^ :R ^), ,
High-t_ax - payer, Director of
the Yushin Baiik, Ltd. ; b. in
1859 i" the province of Kai •
e. s. of Shion Naito ; »«.Chiu,
jK. s. of Shiiemon Makiuchi of
Nagano-ken. A large land-
ower. Address: Tokonaga-mu-
ra, Naka-koma-gori, Yama-
nashi-ken.

Najima, Kakiehiro C^ ^ 'M-
$ SFO. Soy-brewer, sugar-dea-
ler, high - tax - payer. Dire-
ctor of the Chugoku Savings
Bank, Ltd., and the Yonago.
Bank, Ltd.; b. in 1877 in Tot-
tori-ken ; e. s. of Kakiehiro
Najima ; m. Nao, j/. s. of Kai-
goro Goto of Tottori - ken.
Address: Yonago-machi, ToJ:-
tori-ken,

Wakabayashi, Masami Ctf". #
sE. B), Vice-Director of the
Nippon Hospital at San Fran-
cisco, Suirgeon-Lieutenant (2t
nd reserve) '; ^. in 1875. at Su-
wa in the province of Shinar
no ; m. niece of Baron Dr.
Sato. Educ': graduated frCm
the Chiba Medical Technical
College and studied Derma-
tology at the Tokyo Imperial
University ; graduated from
the; Post -,(5radu9!te"Cburse (jff
^%'" Caifofiiia /State-': B^edicS
College;- '"'After |;g.r4dua.ti6h,
:<=«ijved^ in the; Ariny'as a Oiife
^year. Volunteer;., arrived., -at

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Nak

San Francisco in igoo ; took-
part in the Russo - Japanese
War as Surgeon-Lieutenant.
Decorations : 6th Order of the
R. S. and 5th Class of the G.
K. Address : Pine St., San
Francisco, U. S. A.

Jfakabori, Matajiro (tp I® iO^
^ B|5), Paymaster-Commander,
Chief of the Section of Ac-
counts in the Yokosuka Na-
val Arsenal ; b. in 1 87 1 . Pay-
master-Commander in 1909.
Decoration]: 4th Order of the
R. S. Address: Yokosuka Kai-
gun-kosho.

Uakachi, Tadataka (fil" Jfi n^
F£). DirectoroftheNaha Com-
mercial Bank, Ltd. Address:
Izumisaki, Naha, Okinawa -
ken.

Hakada, Kinkichi (((i H H

S), Director of the Sumito-
mo General Head Office ; b.
in 1864 in Akita-prefecture ;
2nd J. of Torazo Nakada, a
samurai; m. Chiyo, y. s. of
Misao Matsuoka, a samurai
of Tokyo, Has served in the
firm for many years ; has been
abroad. Address : Shimama-
chi, Higashiku, Osaka. Tel. :
604 Higashi.

E'akada, Seibei ("^ H M J^
%\ Druggist, high-tax-payer;
b. in 1 85 1 in Toyama-ken ; ^.
J. of Soemon Nakada. Ad-
dress : Tori 2 chome, Nihon-
' bashiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1462
/. d. Honlcyoku.

Nakadai, JimJciehi (i? < )®
S), Pa; m ister-Gencral, Ciiiet

of the Pay Dep't of the Ka-
ra Admira-lty ; b. in 1864.
Paymaster - Captain in 1904.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
R. S. and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address : Yokosuk^.

Nakadani, Hikotaro (^ ^ ^
;fc S©, Managing Directoi?;Vf
the Hokkai Cereals Co^rLtd.;
b. in 1863 in WakafSltia-ken;
2nd s. of Hidesttf^fe . Nakada-
ni, a samurai,-^ .'fit. Fusa, 2nd
d. of Shinshichi Nabemoto of
Osaka. Address. : Sakaima -
chi, Otaru, Hbkkai-Do.

Hakadani,' Hirokiehi (tt^ ^
% a J, Director of the Elec-
tric bureau of the Agr. and
trie bureau of the Communi-
cation Dep't ; 6. in 1 865 in
Nisliida ; m. Yone, e. d. of Ya-
suke Yasui of Kyoto. Educ. ':
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1890. Entered
the Dep't of Agr. and Com.
and became its councillor ; ,
and then present post. Ad-
dress: Haramachi, Koishika-.
waku, Tokyo. Tel.: 645 Ban-
cho.

HTakadani, Kiichiro C^ ^ M
— W), Farmer, high-tax -pa-
yer. Proprietor of the Nak?,--
dani Bank ;b. in 1 890 in Wa-
kayama-ken ; e. s. of Riichirb"
Nakayama. Address .• Shingu-"

"S&k

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machi, Wakayama-ken.

Nakadate, Chozabaro CcfJ It
fi H IP), Surgeon- Major-Gen-
eral, Chief of the Medical
Dep't of the 4th Army Divi-
sion; d. in 1 86 1 in Iwate-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Ch5ro-
ku Oikawa ; m. Yd, 2nd d. of
Tamenosuke Nishina, a sa-
murai of Tokyo. Surgeon-
Sub-Lieutenant in 1885 ; Sur-
geon-Lieutenant in 1887; Sur-
geon-Captain in 1891 ; Sur-
geon-Major in 1896; Surgeon-
Lieutenant-Colonel in 1904;
Surgeon Colonel in 1904;
Surgeon-Major-General in 19-
08. Took part in the Sino-
Japanese and the Russo-Japa-
nese wars. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the R. S. and 3rd
Class of the G. K. Address :
Kitanocho, Higashi-kozu, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka.

Nakagawa, Asanosuke Cf"
;i| '^ ^ m. . chief of the
accountants section of the 0-
saka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka
Mercantile S. S Co.); h. 1874
in Niigata. Bduo. : graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Cona-
mercial School, Address : Hi-
den-ia-cho, Tennoji, Osaka.

Wakagawa, Gen (cf> W 7c\
Dir. of Sendai High Tech.
School ; b. in 1851 in the pro-
vince of Shinano ; e. s. of Is-
sen Nakagawa, a samurai;
m, Kiyo, adopt, d. of Chikan

Hayakawa, a samurai of Fu-
kiioka. Educ. : studied at the
Daigaku Nanko and the Mei-
horyo. Took part as a soldier
in the Restoration ; entered
the Dep't of Education in
1 874 ; was sent to France for
educational purposes, 1878 —
1 88 1 ; Secretary of the Dep't
in 1885 ; School Inspector of
the Dep't ; Private Secretaiy ;
Chief of the Financial Sec-
tion ; Councillor of the Dep't ;
Director of the 4th High
School ; then' of the 5th Higii
School ; and present post. Ad-
dress : Sendai.

Nakagawa, Heihachi (?(> jil
^ A), Surgeon - Commander,
attached to the Sasebo Na-
val Hospital ; b. in 1869. Sur-
geon - Commander in 1908.
Decoration : 4th Order of. the
R. S. Address: Sasebo.

BTakagawa, Jihei (tf jlj 1^
^)i Director of the Kochi
Bank, Ltd., the Tosa Electric
Railway Co., Ltd., and the
Tosa Cement Co., Ltd., Au-
ditor of the Daito Fishery
Co., Ltd. ; b. iii 1867 in K6-
chi-ken ; e. s. of Tokichi Na-
kagawa ; m. Shika, e. d. of
Shosuke Mokudai of the same
prefecture. Address : Torima-
chi, Kochi-city.

Nakagawa, Jnzen CP J'! +
^). Surgeon - Colonel, Chief
of the "Medical Dep't of the
1 6th Army Division; b. in

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Nak

1866 in Hyogo-prefecture.
Surgeon - Sub - Lieutenant in
1 892 ; Surgeon - Colonel in
1909. Decorations : 3rd Or-
der of Merit and 4th Class of
the G. K. Address: Fuka-

kusa-mura, Kyoto-fu.
, Nakagawa, Kenziro (tf ;il H
^ SK) Director of the To-
kyo Women's Higher Norma!
School; b. in 1850 in the
province of Tamba ; 2nd s. oi
Iwa Nakagawa, a saimirai ;
tn. Yu, 2nd d. of Yohachi
Nakagawa of Kyoto. Educ. :
graduated Engineering at the
Tokyo Kaisei School (fore-
runner of Imperial University)
in 1874. Took part under
Marquis Saionji in the Res-
toration ; became Instructor
of the Niigata School ; then of
the Peers' School in 1879;
was transferred to the Tokyo
Women's Normal School ;
Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; entered the
Dep't of Education in 1 894 ;
Prof of the Tokyo Technical
School in 1 898 ; Director of
the Sendai Higher Technical
School ; and the present post.
Address : Komagome - Nishi-
katamachi, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel: 2846 Shitaya.

Nakagawa, Kisaburo C«|> }\\
^- H II5),Indigo-manufacturer,
fertilizer - dealer, high - tax-
payer; 3. in 1 85 1 in Toku-
shima-ken ; e. s. of Naogoro

Nakag3.\va.. ^Address : Ichijo-
mura, Itano-gori, Tokushima-
ken.

Jfakagawa, Kojuro (tf )i\
/j^ -}- gp)^ ^ vice-president of
the Taiwan Bank ; b. 4 the 1st
m, of the 2nd y. of Keio (1866)
in Kyoto-prefecture ; 1st s. of
Eokuzae-mon Nakagawa, a
Heimin of Kyoto-fu and adopt-
ed by Buheita Nakagawa ; m.
Yosliie, 2nd d. of Sanai Ku-
saki of Kyoto-fu. Eduo. :
graduated from the law col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
July 1893. On his graduation
was appointed officer of the
Dep't of Education; and then
held the post^ of counsellor
of the same, secretary of the
Kyoto Imp. Univ., private
secretary to Minister of Educ.
secretary of Cabinet and in
addition private secretary to
Premier; was appointed se-
cretary of the Saghalien Go-
vernment- July ^1908; then
present post since 1912. Ad-
dress: Taipeh, Formosa.

Nakagawa, Kosuke Ct? JH #
^'), Colonel since 191 2. Sec-
tional Chief of the General
Staff Office, Prof of the Mili-
tary Staff ^College, member
of Military '' Technical Com-
mittee; b. in 1867 in Ta-
magata-ken. Sub -Lieutenant
in 1889; Lieutena«it-ColoneI
in 1907 ^Decorations :\th,0'L-
der of the R. S. and 3rd Class

Nak

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of the G . K. Address: Shinio-
sMbuya, Shibuyamiira; Tokyo.

IJakagawa, Kotaro C^ jil #
i^ W), Hogakuhakushi, Prof.
of the Imperial University of
Tokyo. Address : Kami-Ro-
kubancho, Kojimachiku, To-
kyo.

Ifakagawa, Kyunm (^{j Ji! A
15), Count, Director of the
Kokko Life Insurance Mutual
Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1871 ; cousin
of Marquis Asano ; m. Taka-
ko, adopt, grand aunt of Mar-
quis. Address : Nakashibu-
ya, Shibuya, Tokyo, Tel. :
3386 Shiba.

Hakagawa, Okinaga (tf" )^\
m fi), Baron, Mem. of the
House of Peers; b. in 1853
at Kyoto ; y. b. of Count Kan-
rqji ; in. Iwako, adopt, e. s. of
Count Shigenori. Abbot ot
the Godairi at Nara ; Shinto-
priest of the Kasuga-Jinja.
Address : Aizumicho, Yotsu-
yaku, Tokyo.

Hakagawa, Rogetsu C* ^'1
M .9), Japanese painter of
Shijo School ; h. the 6th years
of Ansei (1859). Address:
ToMwa-dori, Tennoji, Osaka.

iS'akagawa, Sahei (J? )\\ ff
^< ffi), Ice-dealer, Presiding"
Director of the Nippon Ice
Mfg., Co., Ltd.; b. in 1855
in Aichi-prefecture ; e. s. of
Kahei Nakagawa ; m. El, e.
d. of Kifuku Tsuji of Tokyo.
Address >• Echizenbori, Kyo-

bashiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 626
Nanivva.

Nakagawa, iSenkichi (tp )A
ik W, Assist.-Prof. of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., Bigahuha-
liusM . Address: Higashi-
Katamachi, liongo-ku, Tokyo.

KTakagawa, Shigeushi (tfi }\\
^ i), Commander, on the
staff of the Naval Staff Board
and Prof of the Naval Col-
lege ; b. in 1869.- Educ:
graduated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1888. Commander in
1908. Decorations: 4th Or-
der of the R. S. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address:
Kaigungunreibu, Tokyo.

Uakagawa, Shoji ( tf iil ^E WJ),
Director of the Rikuu Branch
of the Experimental Farm.
Address: Hanakata-mura, Se-
nhoku-gun, Akita-ken.

Nakagawa, TetsuyaCtfr Jil ^
m\ Expert of the Naval Of-
fice and Chief of the Bureau
of Construction in the Pay
Dep't of the Maizuru Admi-
ralty. Address : Maizuru.

Nakagawa, Tomojiro (if )!}
S ^ SC Councillor of the Bu-
reau of Legislation and Judge
of the Court of. Administra-
tive Litigation; b. in 1873 in
Ishikawa prefecture ; y. b. of
Yoshinao Seki, a samurai ; m.
Tei. Educ: graduated Law in
the Imperial University of To-
kyo in 1897. Secretary to the
Home Dep't in 1S98 ; Coun-

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Kak

cillor of the same Dep't in
1 899 ; Secretary to Kochi-
prefecture in 1903 ; Inspector
of Forests in 1905 ; Coun-
cillor of the Dep't of Agri-
culture and Commerce ; Chief
of the Forestry Bureau of the
same Dep't in 1907 ; Coun-
cillor of the Bureau of Le-
• gislation ; has travelled thro-
ugh Southern China, Ad-
dress : Moto-samegahashicho,
Yotsuyaku, Tokyo.

Ifal^gawa, Wado C* ^il W
g), artist, Japanese paint-
er ; b. 1881 in Osaka; ad-
opie I s. of Shisen Nakagawa ;
Bi, Yone, d. of his adopted
father. Eduo. : learned paint-
ings from Naoki Fukada ;
studied under liobun Kikuchi,
1899. He obtained many prizes
in various exhibitions. Ite-
. creations : vfai, travelling.
Address: No. 13 Dojima-
hama-dori 1 chome, Kita-ku,
Osaka. Clubs : Tsukushi-kai,
Osaka Art Society.

Nakahara, Iwasaburo (.^ W-
g = B15), Chief Expert of the
Tokyo Electric Light Co.,
Ltd. ; i5. in 1869 in Yama-
guchi-prefecture ; 3rd s. of
Morito Nakahara, a samurai;
m. Michiyo, e. d. of Roku-
ro Munakata of Yamaguchi.
Educ. : graduated Engineer-
ing at the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1892. Imme-
diately, after graduation, be-

came Expert of the company;
was sent to Berlin on elect-
ric light business ; present post
in 1905. Address : lch.\ga.ya.-
Tanimachi Ushigomeku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1330 Bancho.

Nakahara, Zvmzo (.^ M jf,
M), KogahuIiakusM, ex-Dir.
of the Kumamoto Higher Te-
chnical School , (5. in 1856 in
Kumamoto-prefectui-e ; e. s. of
Sashichiro Nakahara, a samu-
rai ; ill. Ume, 3rd d. of Nonin
Hirayama of Fukuoka-prefect-
ure. Educ. : graduated Me-
tallurgy at Imperial Univer-
sity of Tokyo in 1882 ; was
sent abroac** for study. In-
structor of the Sth High School
in 1888 ; Prof, of the Tokyo
Higher Technical School; last
post in 1906. Address: Ku-
mamoto-city. -

S'akahara, Masanjichi C'i' M
jE ii), Engineer ; Head-mas-
ter of the Aomori Technical
School ; d. Oct. 1 872 in Mo-
rioka, prefecture of Iwate ;
son of Masanao Nakahara ;
m. Ayako, d. of Motochi So-
tooka. Educ.: graduated from
the Architectural course of the
Tokyo Higher Industrial Sc-
hool in 1900. Appointed a
Lecturer of the Normal School
and the Technical School.
Recreations : Walking ; gar-
dening. Address: No. 18,
Arifumachi, Shirosaki, Aomo-
ri-ken.

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Nakahara, On Qtp M jg),
Chief Otonai,opharyn of the
Kobe Prefectural Hospital.
Address : Kusunokicho, Kob.e.

ST akahara, Teishichi i'i? W^
A -t), Head-Master of the O-
saka Yao Middle School ;
b. the loth m. of the 4th y.
of Ansei (1867); son of Ka-
tsuya Nakahara ; m. Choke,
d. of Hidezo Aoki. Educ. :
graduated from the Miyagi
Foreign Language School ;
the "Daigaku Yobimon" (pre-
sent High School) ; College
of Literature of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1883. He be-
came Head-Master of the
"Seiritsu-Gakusha" (a private
school) and established a
Girls' department of the same
school, 1887 ; became the
Head Master of the Yama-
gata and Shimane Middle
Schools ; present post since
1903. Address : Yao-machi,
Kawachi, Osaka-fu.

Kakahashi, Tokugoro C^'KS
SSfO, President of the Osaka
Shosen Kaisha, Ltd., (Osaka
Mercantile S. S. Co.), Presi-
dent of ^ the Uji-River t'le-
ctric Co. Ltd., President of
the Japan Lime Nitrogen Co.
Ltd., Auditor of the South
Manchurian Railway Co. Ltd.,
Director of the Nisshin Ki-
sen Kaisha Ltd., (Japan-China
S. S. Co.) and Special Mem-
ber of the Osaka Chamber

of Commerce*; d, 1 864 in Ka-
nazawa ; 5th s. of Soichi Sai-
to, a samurai of Kanazawa;
adopted into the Nakahashi
family: m. Etsu, adpt. d. oi
Demzaburo Fujita. Ediic:
studied law, politics, and politi-
cal economy at the Tokyo Im-
perial Univei'sity. When he
graduated from the Universi-
ty in 1886, he became Judge,
but soon after he was transfer-
red to administrative service
and contributed to the deve-
lopment of industry as Coun-
cillor of the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce.
In 1889 he was appointed
Councillor of the Bureau of
Legislation and visited En-
gland, France, Germany, Au-
stria, Italy, Russia and Nor-
th America as the Commis-
sioner engaged in the inves-
tigation of the Parliamentaiy
system in Europe and Ame-
rica. When he returned t6
Japan in the following year
after investigating the condi-
tions of the constitutional gov-
ernment of the above men-
tioned countries, the First
Parliament of the Empire wa;S
about to be opened and he
was appointed Secretary
of the House of Represent-
atives and contributed not a
little to the work. In 1891
he was transferred to the De-
partment of Communications

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Nak

and after serving as the Di-
rector of Accounts Bureau and
the Director of Inspection
Bureau, at last was advanced
to the Directorship of Rail-
way Bureau. In 1898 he be-
came the President of the O-
saka Shosen Kaisha at the re-
quest of the businessmen ofO-
saka. At that time the economic
circles of the empire were panic
stricken as the consef[uence
of the Japan-China War and
various industrial companies
were brought to the brink of
ruin. Especially was the car-
lying trade badly depressed.
Hereupon he carried out va-
rious reforms -in the admini-
stration of the company and
also endeavoured to increase
its income. As the i-esult the
business of the company gradu-
ally thrived. He also regulat-
ed the old service lines and
at the same time opened new
lines. Thus reforming the
administration of business on
the one hand and amalgama-
ting on the other, with others
also engaged in coast naviga-
tion, the business of the com-
pany was almost doubled.
Since passing through the Ru-
sso-Japanese War, the founda-
tion of the company has be-
come more solid and business
has gone on expanding. At
present the company's capital
amounts to 16,500,000 yen,

besides debentures for 5,800,
000 yen. Steamship services
include, Japan, Formosa, Sou-
thern China, North - China,
Manchuria, Corea,"^ Vladivo-
stock, Saghalien and America.
The fleet of the company con-
sists of 125 ships aggregating
to_ 171,798 tons. When the
Uji-River Electric Conipany
was established in 1906, he
was chosen President. The
object of the company is to
generate 60,000 horse power,
utilizing the water of Biwa,
the largest lake of Japan, and
to supply electric power to
Osaka, Kyoto and other large
towns in the vicinity. The
capital of the company is 12,
500,000 yen. The plans for
the work are the largest of
their kind in Japan. 'Publica-
tions : is known as a most
influential political writer. A-
mong his recent essays may
be mentioned: the Removal
of the Imperial Capital to
Osaka; Osaka as a Free Port;
Administration of Osaka; Di-
sposal of Manchuria; Claim

of Niuchang-Wiju Railway,
Manchuria and Siberia ; Du-
rability of Japan's Nationa^
Wealth; Against Second War;
Construction of Osaka" Port
as a National Enterprise; Ma-
nagement of Finances; Future
of the Chinese Empire; and
Conclusion of Peace. Address :

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No. 3847, Hideii-in-cho, Ten-
iioji, Minamiku> Osaka. 7>/. .•
66 Minami. ^

Nakahara, Tokutaro C*
W- '^ ^ ]j|5), Igahuhakushi
(Doctor of Medicioe), — Vice-
President of the Gakuzando
Hospital, Address : No. 4
Shichiken-chQ, Asakusa-ku,
Tokyo. Tel: 1485 Shitaya.

Nakahama, Toiehiro Qip 'MM
— IP), Igakuhakushi, Propriet-
or of tKeTSe/i^iii^i' Hospital ;
^. in 1857 in the province of
Tosa ; e. s. of Manjiro Naka-
hama, a samurai of Tosa
clan ; m. Yoshi, e. d. of No^
boru Ogawa, a samurai of
Fukuoka-prefecture. Educ. ':
graduated Medicine at the
■Imperial University in 1881.
Held the posts of Director
of the hospitals at Okayama,
Kanazawa, and some otliers ;
Expert to the Dep't of the
Interior on returning from
abroad in 1889; Director of
the Tokyo Hygienic Labora-
tory in 1890; resigned post
and established a hospital.
Address : Shimo - niban - cho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo, Tel. : 75
Bancho.

, iTakai, Hyakusnke (tjj ^ ^
■to), Fancy-goods dealer, Ma-
naging -Director of the Nis-
•shin Ba_nk, Ltd., Auditor oi
the, .Kyoei Storage Go., Ltd.,
l^em. . of the Tokyo Ghamber
of,, Commerce ; iJ. in 1873 in.

Tokyo ; e. s. of Hyakusuke
Nakai; m. Mine, 2nd ^. "of
Genzaburo Kobayashi of To-
kyo. Address : Komagata-
cho, Asakusaku, Tokyo. Tel.:
388 Shitaya.

Nakai, Kenzo (tjJ jg M Wd,
President of the Tokyo Kyo-,
ritsu Bank, Ltd., Mem. of the
Tokyo Prefectural Assembly ;
b. in 1839 in Saitama-prefect-
ure ; 2nd s. of Yasuzaemon
Nakai -jm. Toku, e. d. of Ka-
magoro Katsuda of Tokyo. At
the early age of 1 2, came up
to the capital and entered
business. Address: Imadocho,
Asakusa, Tokyo. Tel. : 607
Shitaya.

Hakai, Eihei C* ^ fij :R Wj,
E'ire - netting - dealer ; b. in
1887 in Osaka; 2nd s. of
Ritoku Nakai. Address : An-
dojibashi, Minamiku, Osaka.
Tel. : 146 1 Higashi.

Nakai, Sannosuke Ct* ^ H
-i U)), Representative Partner'
of Nakai & Go., paper-mer-
chant, 6th Order of the Ei-
sing Sun; h. ir. 1875 at Kyo-
to; s. of Sahurohei Nakai ; m.
Tsuruko, d. of Mohei Kino-
shita of Kyoto. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Kyoto Gity
Gommercial School and stud-
ied English at the Government
Foreign Language School.
Went abroad for business purr
posesin i960 when' the lii-
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Wak

held at Paris ; succeeded his
father on returning home ;
holds the posts of Auditor of
the Yokkaichi and Central
Paper Mills ; branches at Kyo-
to, Osaka, Nagoya, and Shan-
ghai. Took part in the late
war as a military officer on
the reserve. Address : Hori-
gokucho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo
(office) ; Shimo-negishi, Shi-
taya, Tokyo. Tel. : 257, 354,
2396 Honkyoku. 2456 Shi-
taya.

KTakai, Shia-emon C^!' ^ Sf *
fTj, Saie-htewer, Represen -
tative Partner of the Nakai
Bank ; d. in 1864 in Tokyo ;
e. s. of Shin-emon Nakai ; m.
Kane, e. s. of Chobei Oguri
of Tokyo. Decoration : 5th
Order,. of Merit as a war re-
ward. Address: Kanebukicho,
Nihonbashiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
1 5 31, 2088 /. d. Honkyoku.

Nakai, Toyosaburo (.<¥ S M
H W), Grocer, Dii'ector of the
6sth Bank, Ltd.; 3. in 1861
in Hyogo-prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Jyohei Nakai, a samurai ;
m. Shin, e. d. of Yasubei Tanji
of the same prefecture. Ad-
dress : Sakaemachi, Kobe. ,
Tel. : 1 29 /. d.

Nakajima, Eiji (({> ^ la fS),
KogakufiakusPd (Civil Engi-
neering), Prof of the Tokyo
Imperial University and Ex-
pert to the Home Dep't ; b.
in 1 85 8 in , Miyagi-prefecture ;

s. of Chil Nakajima ; in. Nat
ka, e. d. of Kazutoshi Tagui
chi of Tokyo Educ. : gradu-
ated Civil Engineering at the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1883 ; sent abroad for study;
After graduation was appoint-
ed Assistant-Professor of the
Imperial University ; on re-
turning from abroad Expert;
to the Dep't of the Interior ;
Prof in 1896; again sent ab-
road on business in connec-
tion witL the water works.
Address: Nishikatamachi, Ko-
magome, Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.:
1094 Shitaya.

M'akajima, Ichiemon (tp & tIi
* tft P^), Captain of Engineer-
ing, Chief Engineer of the "
2nd Squadron ; h. in 1868.
Captain of Engineering in 19- .
06. Decorations : 3rd Order
of the R. S. and 4th Class of
theG. K. .....

Hakajima, Ichitaro (tf S 'iIj
■jt W)x Captain, Commander
of the battleship ' KaivacM ;
b. in 1869. Educ: graduated
from the Naval College in
1887. Commander in 1904;.
Captain in 1908. Decorations:
3rd Order of the R. S. and
4th Class of the G. K. Ad-
dress: Sasebo.

Nakajima, Ihei (.^ h.W :^>,
Silk-dealer, Chairman of Bo-
ard of Directors of the Taka-
saki Bank, Ltd., Auditor of the
Imperial Commercial Bank,

ITak

[ 6i8 J

Ltd.; b, in 1865 in Saitama-
prefecture ; y. s. of Kaheiji
Miikoyama ; m. Ume, e. d.
of Ihei Nakajima. Address:
Shinzaimokucho, Nihonbashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 42 1 /. d.
Naniwa.

Nakajima, Kazuharu (i<p ,&
— vS), Proprietor of the Naka-
jima Iron Works ; 5. in 1838
in Osaka ; e. s. of Ichiemon
Nakajima; m. Tomi, d. of Zen-
zaemon Yoshida of Osaka.
Address: Kujomachi, Nishiku,.
Osaka. TeL : 239, 478 Nishi.

Nakajima, Kiyoshlge (tl» A ?g
M), Maiiager of the Kobe
branch of the Tajd Kisen
Kwaisha (Oriental Steamship
Co,) ; a native 01 Ibaraki-ken.
Has long sei'ved in the com-
^"^z.iiy. Address: No. 95, 4cho-
me, Yamamotodori, Kobe,
TeL: 3008. Club: Shinko Club.

Wakamura, Tokujaro C'i'H'^
aSR), Lawyer, Adviser to the
Japan Red Cross Society,
Auditor of the Naikoku Life
Insurance Co., Ltd. ; b. Jan.
the 7th y. of Meiji (1874) in
Miyagi-prefecture ; e. s. of the
late JQsaku Nakamura ; in.
Yae, e. d. of Toshisada Ta-
keuchi, of the same prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., 1900. Im-
mediately after graduation be-
caitie lawyer, practicing at
Tokyo. Address : No. 5, Ki-

tajinbocho, Kandaku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1379 Honkyoku,

Nakajima, Koyii («!' E 5^ ^).
Mayor of Shizuoka. Address:
Oitemachi, Shizuoka.

Nakajima, KumakieM (tp ^
X % §), Baron, Member of
the House of Peers, Pre-
sident of the Yokohama Ele-
ctric Wire Co., Ltd. ; b. in
1873 at Yokohama; e. s. of
the late Baron Nobuyuki Na-
kajima, 1st President of the
House of Representatives ; 7n
Hachiko, y. s. of Tomoaki
Iwakura, Viscount. Ediic. :
graduated from the Keidgij'ih
ku and the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School. After gra-
duation entered the Tokyo
Stock Exchange ; then the
Mitsui Bussan KaisJia ; on the
staff of the organization of the
Kei-fu R'ly Co. ; began poli-
tics as Private Secretary to
Premier Katsura in 1898 ; was
elected Mem. of the House
of Representatives in 1904 ;
resigned the post of Private
Secretary in 1905 ; entered
the Furukawa Mining Co. as
Director of its Business Dep't
in 1905 ; travelled abroad in
1905 ; resigned post in 191 1.
Was decorated with 4th Or -
der of the Rising Sun as a
war reward. Recreation: rea-
ding. Address : Aoyamaki -
tamachi, Akasakaku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2703 Shiba. Clubs : Ni-
hoh club and Kojunsha. .

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Nak

ifakajima, Masatake (cf it IE
^)> Colonel of Infantry, At-
tached to the Legation at St.
Petersburg ; d. in 1870 in the
province of Tosa. Sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1891 ; Colonel in
1909. Decorations : 4th Or^
cler of the R. S. and 3rd Class
of the G. K. Address : St.
Petersburg.

Fakajima, Masayuki (^'^ %W.
^), Colonel of Infantry, Sec-
tional' Chief of the Geiieral
Staff Office ; b. in 1865 in
Okayama - prefecture. Sub -
Lieutenant in 1888; Colonel
in 1908. Decoratiojts: 3rd Or-
der of the R. S. and 3rd Class
of the G. K. Address : 4 cho-
me, Kitamachi, Aoyama, A-
kasaka, Tokyo.

Nakajima, Misao (({» E ^),
Lieuteiiant-Colonel of Caval-
ry, Commander of the 20th
Regiment of Cavalry ", b. in
1 87 1 in Saga-prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1893; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel in 1909. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the R. S.
and 5 th Class of the G. K.
Address : Fukakusa - mura,
Kyoto-Fu.

Nakajima, Nagamoto C* i>7Tt
76), Mem. of the Hodse of Pe-
ers, Lord-in-Waiting of Kin-
kei Hall ; b. in 1844 in Saga-
prefecture ; e. s. of Nagato
'Haka.]\m&,a. sairmrai ; m. Shi-
dzu, e. d. of Atsur5 Tanaka of
Tokyo. Edtic. : stu<iied at the

Daigaku-Nanko. Director of
the Osaka Yo Gakko ; entered
the Dep't of Education ; was
sent abroad for educational
purposes ; Secretary of the
Dep't; Director of the 3rd
High School ; Councillor of
the Dep't ; Senator ; then pre-
sent post. Address : Nishiku-
bo-Shiroyama, . Shibaku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2304 Shiba„

ITakajima, E.ikizo C tf ,§ ^ ''S.X
Btmgaktchakuski, Ph. D. (Ya-
le), Prof of the Literature
College of the Tokyo Impe-
rial University ; b. in 1858 at
Fukuchiyama in the province
of Tamba; s. of Kan-emon Na-
kajima; m. Koharu, e. s. of To-
yoda Ono of Kumamoto-pre-
fecture. Educ. : studied at the
Doshisha College and gradua-
ted from the Yale University.
On returning -was appointed
a lecturer (Psychology, Lo-
gic, and Ethics) in the To-
kyo Imperial University in 1 8-
90 ; Prof of the Institution in
1892 ; then of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School
(Commercial Morality) and
the Tokyo Higher Normal
School ; sent to Europe, A-
merica, and China, 1909 — 19-
10. Address : Yoyogi, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo.

Nakajima, Seikei (<¥ ^tk W,_
President of the Sukiya Bank-
Ltd. Address: Minatomachi,
Minami-Korai-gun.JN^agasaki-

ISak

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ken. , ,

ITakajima, Shinji (4 \fe #
fa}, Partnei- of the Fire Ex-
tinguisher Mfg. Co., Unltd. ;
3. in 1 87 1 at Akakura in the
province of Echigo. Edtic.:
graduated Law at the Hoga-
Tiuin. Became Police-Inspect-
or ; organized the above busi-
ness company in 1907. Ad-
dress : '^o. 12,, Aizumicho,
Yotsuya, Tokyo.

ITakajima, ShdsM (tfi & IE
b1), Judge, Sectional Chief of
the Tolcyo Appeal Court ; b.
in 1862 in Hyogo-prefecture;
£. s. of Masami Nakajima, a
samurai; m. Yaso, e. d. of
Shizuro Watanabe, a samurai
of the same prefecture. Edtic.:
studied at the Government
Law School ; passed the Ex-
amination for Bench in 1887.
Judge of the Sendai Prefect-
ural Court; then of the To-
kyo Appeal Court ; held the
posts of President of the Pre-
f^ictural Courts at Akita, Kofu,
and Shizuoka; present post
in 1907. Address: Minami-
machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Nakajima, Shoshiro C^ & IE
El IP), Expert of the Imperi-
al Tobac.co Monopoly Bureau
and Director of its 3rd Factory
in Tokyo. Address : 3 cho-
me, Yaraicho, Ushigomeku,

: Sakajima, Taizo (If ^^ p),;
IX,;. Ph. : (Harvard), PsycholOr

gist. . Edue. : graduated psy-
chology .atHa(var4,Hnivei:sity.
Fa&ijima, TamaMc£r Ctp ^

S 'a), HogakiLhakushi, Pr-of
of the Kyoto Imperial Uni-
versity. Address: Kyoto. .

Nakajima, Tokuzo ((p A M
^)> Bungakuhakiishi (Ethics),
Prof of the Private Toyo
University. Edtic. : studied
as elective student at the Im-
perial University of Tokyo. Ad-
dress : Toyo Daigaku, Tokyo.

Nakajima, Yasunosuke (t^ ft
# i. ^), Iron-monger ; b. in
1874 in Hyogo-prefecture: e.
s, of Kisuke Matsubara ; m.
Yaso, adopted, of Sadashichi
Sawano of Osaka. Succeed-
ed his adopt, f. Yasunosuke
Nakajima. Address .'■ Sakae-
machi, Kobe. Tel. : 18.

Nakajima, YasuyosH <y? %, .
1% SI), Toyoji by proper name,
sculptor ; &. 1 877 in Tottori-
city, Tottori-ken ; s. of Ya-
aumichi Nakajima, a famaus
sculptor; m. Kptsuko, 1901.
Educ. : privately. Exhibited
Ms masterpieces in the vic-
tory commemoration exhibi-
tion in Tieling and obtained
the ist prize; aftei-wards ex-
hibited his work "a flower-
vase" in an exhibition in the,
Mie prefecture and obtained
a silver medal ; had honour
of engraving a god Daikoku
over Prince Arisugawa's short
swor^. ■ itecreaiio'ns : traiye-

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lling, music, archerj. Ad-
dress: Matsugahara-cho, Ten-
noji, Minami-ku, Osaka. Clubss
mein"ber of the charcoal-dra-
wiirig studying society and
Osaka Seikba-kai.

Makajima, Yoshiro (tf" ^ S
M), Managing Director of the
Tsu Agricultural and Com-
mercial Bank, Ltd. Address :
Tsu-city., Miye-ken.'

Hakaiima, YosohacM m> -^
^ ^ AJ, Eear-Admira] of En-
gineering,':'^Cffie]r'oFa'"'''"section
of the Naval Arsenal of Kure
Naval Station; h. in 1868.
Educ. : graduated from the
Naval Engineei'ing College in
1886. Commander of Engi-
neering in 1 899 ; Captain of
Eng. in 1905. Decorations:
3rd Order of the \R. S. and
4th Class of the G. K. Ad-
dress : No. 185, Hommura-
cho, Azabu, Tokyo.

Nakajima, Yuhaehi (tfi %
i& A), Mem. of the House of
Representatives; b. in 1854
in Gumma-ken ; e. s. of Yii-
hachi Nakajima. Organized
the Kosuke Shimbun (newspa-
per) in 1883. Address : hXz-a.-'
bori-mura, Gumma-ken.

Hakajisia, Yukitaka (4" & ^t
#). President of the Agricul-
tural and Industrial Savings
Bank, Ltd., and the Maeba-
shi Tram Car Co., Ltd., Di-
rector of the Tokyo-fu Agri-
cultural and Industrial Bank,

Nak

Ltd., Auditor of the Imperial
Commercial Bank, Ltd., Di-
rector of the Tokyo Stock
Exchange, Ltd. , member of
H. K.; h. 1834 at^ Kiriti
in the province of Kozuke ;
e. s. of Gihei Kiriu, a samicrai;
fn. Saku, 2nd d. of Zenjuro Ya-
mamoto of A-ichi- prefecture.
.Entered the Dep't of Finance
in 1 869 ; then the Tokyo St-
ock Exchange in 1882. Ad-
dress : Minami -Yamabushi-
cho, Ushigome - ku, Tokyo.
Tel. 199 Bancho.

Fakakuma, Keizo (45 1® Si
H), Chief of the.<,2nd Dep't
of the Imperial Board of Au-
ditors ; b. in 1857 Shimane-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Takeyo-
shi Naka-Kuma, a samurai;
in. Teru, y. s. of'Shigeakira
Hibe, Governor of Okinawa.
£diie. •■ graduated Literature
at the Imperial University of
Tokyo in 1 890. Served in the
Foreign and Financial Dep'ts ;
then was appointed Auditor
of the Board of Audit. Ad-
dress ; Nishinokubp-Shiro-Ya-
macho, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
1816 Shiba.

Nakakura, Manjiro (.'^ :^ W^ <
^ W), Farmer, Mem of the
House of Representatives ; b.
in 1849 in Nagasaki-ken ; e. s.
of Mitsuomi Nakakura. A
member of the Seiyujiai (Con-
stitutional Party). Address :
Sechiharamura, Kita-Matsu-

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ura-gun, Nagasaki-ken.

ITakamatsu, Morio (tfi ;1S S
My, Director of the Patent
Bureau of the Dep't of Agri-
culture and Commerce ; d. in
Wakayama-prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Katsumasa Nakamatsu, a
samurai; m. Hide, e. d. of
Hiroshi Kato of the same
prefecture. _ Educ. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tok)'^o Imperial University in
1 89 1. Entered the Dep't of
Agr. and Com. and was ap-
pointed Comptroller of Patents
in 189s ; Councillor in 1899 ;
then present post. . Address :
Araijiku, Iriaraimura, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1740 Shiba.

Uakamikado, Tsunetaka (fp
m f^ IS It), Baron, Lieutenant
(retired); d. in 1852 in Kyoto;
3rd s. of -Tsuneyuki Nakami-
kado; m.Yvkiko, aunt oiVnnce
Iwakura. Educ. : studied in
England. Director of the Go-
vernment Mercantile Marine
School ; Mem. of the House
of Peers. Address: Haraju-
ku, Sendagaya, Tokyo.

NakamizG, Tokutaro Ctf S^ ^
:*: 515), Baron^,^,3^ice?A4inlral
{En desponsabilite^ ; b. in 18-
57 in Saga-prefecture ; e. s.
of Kocho Nakamrzo, a sa-
murai: ml Kame, 4th d. of^--
Shinsuke Koga, a samurai
of the same prefecture. Educ:
graduated from, the Heigaku-
rjio (defunct Naval College).

Captain in 1897; Rear- Ad-
miral in 1902; Vice-Admiralin
1905. 2nd Commander of the
Yaeyama and the ' Chiyoda ;
Commander of the Atago; Di-
rector of the Maizuru Torpedo
Division ; Chief of Staff of
the Maizuru and Kure Ad-
miralties ; Director of the Bu-
reau of Naval Affairs in the
Naval Dep't, Took part in
the China-Japan war as 2nd
Commander of the Akitsushi-
ma and in late war as Chief
of Staff of the Kure Admi-
ralty ; was created Baron and
invested with the 2nd Order
of the R. S. and 3rd Class
of the G. K. as a war I'eward.
Address: Hiraoka, Shimo-D-
zaki, Tokyo-fu.

Nakamoto, Hidebikb Ciji ;$;

^ j^)» Superintendent of the
Sado mine;'^. 1874 in Mita
village, Abu-gun, Yamaguchi-
ken; s. of Shyu Nakamoto;
m.. 1908. Educ: graduated
from the College of Engineer-
ing of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
After graduation, joined the
Sado Mine and promot<^d to
present position. Address:
Aikawa Sado. Tel. 14.

Wafeamura, Aizo (H> ^ ^ H),

Mgjor-General, Commander
iFlhe' Tort Arthur Fort; b.
the 4th m. of the. 1st y. of
Manyen (i860), Mie-ken.
Sub-Lieut, of Engineering,
Dec. 1882; Lieut, of Engi-

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Ifak

neering, June 1886; Captain,
Nov. 1890; Major, Jan. 1895;
Lieut. Colonel, Oct. 1898;
Colonel, June 1902; Major-
General, Oct. J 905. Decora-
tions: 31'd Order of R. S.,
2nd Order of S. T., 4tli
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Headquarters of Port
Arthur Fort.

Nakamura, Bunji (tf t>t 'X ?n),
Maunfacturef and exporter
of iron and copper utensils
and machinery ; b. in 1 862
at Tokyo ; m. Ei. Travelled
abi'oad in 1885 ; on returning
established the -trading firm
oi" Nakamuraya" ; with bran-
ches at Osaka, Tairen, Naga-
oka, and Kashiwazaki ; and
agencies at London and New-
York. Address: 3 cho-me, Gi-
nza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Tel.:
761, ^oogl.d. Shimbashi.

Kakamura, Eisuke (4" It ^
^\ Dried Bonito - dealer.
Address: 2 chomo, Gojo, Shi-
mo-Kyoku, Kyoto.

Nakamura, Fusetsu i'^ 1^ ^
^). Painter ; b. at Hatcho-
bori, Kyobashiku, Tokyo; was
brought up at Takato in the
province of Shinano Educ. :
no regular schooling ; studied
Mathematics by means of a
correspondence course; studi-
ed painting while teaching in
the Takato Grammer School;
went to Tokyo and studied
Dainting under Shotaro Koya-

ma, Chu Asai, and Kinkichi
Honda, 1887— 1894 ; studied
painting in France, 1901—
1905 . Entered the Nilion news-
paper in 1894 and went to
the front in the Chino-Japa-
nese war ; a leading painter
in the Empire.

Nakamura, Ganjiro C* ^t IB
?S BP)> actor, proper name'.
Hayasbi Tamataro; b. 3rd
month, 1st year of Manyen
(i860) in Osaka; s. of Kwan-
jakii Nakamura, actor. When
he was 15 years old he
entered the first stage. Now
he is one of the formost
actors of Japan. Is auditor
of the Osaka Actors Union
and special m. of theatrical
committee of Tokyo Kabu-
ki-za. Address: 7 Tamaya-
cho, Minami-ku, Osaka.

Nakamura, Jihei (il' It ^ ^
®), high-tax-payer. Director
of the Morioka Bank, Ltd.,
dry-goods and second hand
clothes dealer; b. in 1845 at
Morioka in Iwate-prefecture ;
6th s. of Hambei Nagaoka ;
was adopted by Jirobei Naka-
mura. Address: Shinkoku-ma-
chi, Morioka.

Nakamura, Jajiro ( 4> It S ^
SB), Director of the Awaji
Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1865 atSu-
moto; e. s. of Jujira Naka-
mura ; m. Yone, 2nd d: of Ki-
heij i Doi. Address : S.\x m pto,
Hyogo-ken.

ITak

[ 624 ]

Hakamura, Jiinkuro ( tjil^^:^

115), Governor of HirosM-
ma-ken; h. in 1853 in Saga-
prefecture ; e. s. of Kisada
Nakamura, a samurai; m, Chi-
yo, e. s. of Man-ichiro Sakabe-
a samurai of the same prefec,
ture. Secretary Translater oj
the Naval Dep't in 1886; Prof
of the Navy; Councillor of the
Givil Affairs Bui-eau of the Go-
vernment-General of Formosa;
then of the Dep't of Colonial
Affairs ; Secretary of the For-
mosan Business Bureau ; then
of the Dep't cf the Interior ;
Director of th® Tansui and
Keelung Customs; Secretary of
the Dep't of Communications;
Director of a 1st Class Post
Office; Gov. of Fukui-ken.
Address: Hii-oshima.

JKTakain'iira, Kichizo ( tj^ 1^ g
^), nam de plume, Shun-u,
novelist, author ; b. li, May
1877, Xsuwano, Iwami pro-
vince ; s. of Tadaji Nakamu-
ra ; m. Ko Yasui, a lady mu-
sician. Educ: graduated from
the College of Literature of
the Waseda Univ., 1903 ; stu-
died in the Princeton and
Columbia Universities, and
in Germany, I9.o$-I909. He
started his 1 f j as , a novelist,
and afterwards, when he came
back home after studying ab-
road, he became fi play writer.
^blicatiotts : novels, " Ichiji-
ku" (the Fig), "'Shoyo " (the

little lamb), "" Mikkofu " (tHe
Female Stowaway), " Hina-
hato " (A Young Pigeon),
"KuronuriBasha"(The Black
Painted Carriage), " Hitono
Inochi" (Life of Man), " Hi-
mekomatsu " {Pinus Parvif-
lord), etc. ; plays, " Bokushi-
nole " (the Pastor's Family),
" Nami," (Waves) ; " Obei In-
shoki " (My Impressions in
Europe and America), "Shin-
Kyu-yaku Monogatari " (the
Story of the New and Old
Testaments). Recreations: dra-
ma, travelling, reading. Ad-
dress: 5 Yarai-cho, Ushigome,
Tokvo.

Nakamura, Kiyohiko (l^^jt'
M), Presdent of the Tokyo
Local Mining Inspection Of-
fice ; b. the 8th m. of the 2nd
y. of Gwanji (1864) in Ise,
the prefecture of Mie ; s. of
Hirofu Nakamura ; m. Keiko.
Educ: graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1889. Ap-
pointed Judge; and then Coun-
cillor of the Dep't of Agr. and
Com.; Commissioner of the I-
ron Foundry ; President of the
Fukuoka and Osaka Local Mi-
ning Inspection Offices ; then
secretary of the Dep't. ofAgr.
aiid Com. Address: Shiroka-
nesanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1039 Shiba.

m^amura, Ko C*»^), Maj>
€reneral on reserve, Com-

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Nak

mander of the Commissariat
Battalion of Body Guards ; b.
in 1S62 in Nagasaki-prefec-
ture. Sub-Lieutenant of Caval-
ry in 1 887 ; then of Commis-
sariatin 1889; Colonel in 19-
05. Decorations : 3rd Order of
the R. S. and 4th Class of the
G. K Address: Tokyo.

ITakamura, Muichi ( i4'|?|ffi— },
Major-General, Commander of
the 3rd Brigade of Infantry;
b. in 1857 'II Nagasaki-prefec-
ture ; e. jS of Kimiyo Naka-
mura, a sanwrai; m. Yasu, e.
d. of Haruhide Yamaguchi, a
samurai of the same prefec-
ture. Educ. : graduated from
the Military Academy. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1 879 ; Lieute-
nant in 1883; Captain in if<87;
Major in 1895 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel in 1902; Colonel in
1905 ; Major-General in 1909;
Adjutant to the 9th Brigade
of Infantry ; Commander of
the 9th Regiment of Infantry ;
then of the 6ist and 12th Re-
giments of Infantry. Took part
in the Chino-Japanese and the
Russo-Japanese wars. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the R. S-
and 3rd Class of the G. K.

Address : Sendai.

Tfakamura, Saknjiro (il'j^j'f1s=5?
SO, old-furniture-dea'er, Ma-
naging Director of the Tomi-
kuni Bank, Ltd.,- Auditor of the
Tokyo Fine Arts Club, Ltd. ;
b. in 1858 ill Toyama-prefec-
ture ; 2nd s. of Mataroku Na-

kamuraj m. Yoshi, adopt, d.
of Heizaburo Mizukuchi of the
same prefecture. Address: Na-
kabashi^Irumi-cho, Kyobashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel: 527 /. d.
Honkyoku.

IJakamura, Satoru ( tf tJ %),
Baron, Lieutenant - General,
Grand Aide-de-Camp to H. 1?
M. the Emperor ; ^. on the
20th of the 2nd month in the
1st year of Ansei (1854) _at
Hikone in the province of O-
mi ; 2nd s. of Sendayii Naka-
mina, a samurai of Hikone
clan ; m. Tochiyo, y. sister of
Matsutaro Kobayashi, a samu-
rai of Osaka. Sub-Lieutenant
in 1875 ; Lieutenant in 1877;
fought for the Government in
the Saigo Rebellion and took
part in the fierce battle of Taha-
razaka as an officer of the Bat-
totai (trained troop of swor-
dsmen) ; Captain in 1881 ;
Major in 1886; Lieutenant-
Colonel in 1892; Colonel in
1894 ; Major-General. in 1899;
took part in the siege of Port
Arthur under General Nogi
as Commander of the 2nd
Brigade of Infantry and dis-
tinguished himself as Com-
mander of the famous Shirota-
sukitai (trained body of swor-
dsmen who tied up their slee-
ves with white cords), assau-
lting the great forts of Ur-
lungshan, Sungshiishan arid
East - Keekwanshan ; I Jeute-

Nak

[ 626 ]

nant-General in July 1905.
Staff to, the ist Army Divi-
sion ; Aide-de-Camp to H. I.
H. the Crown Prince ; then to
H I. M. the Emperor; Com-
mander of the 46th Regiment
of Infantry ; Chief of the Mili-
tary Staff to the Government-
General of Formosa ; Chief of
Staff of the Inspection Dep't
of Military Education ; Direc-
tor of the Toyama. Military
School ; Commander of the
•15th Army Division; and then
present post. Was created Ba-
ron and decorated with the
1st Order of the Rising Sun
and 2nd Class of the Golden
Kite as a war reward. Ad-
dress: Kashiwagi, Yodobashi-
machi, Tokyo. Tel.: 2 1 10 Ban-
cho.

Nakamura, Seiji ( tfi ^s)- ?f| — ),
Rigakuhakushi (Physics), As-
sist.-Prof. of the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo. Educ. : gra-
duated 'Physics at the Imperial
University of Tokyo; has been
sent abroad for study. Ad-
dress: Sasugaya-cho, Koishi-
kawaku, Tokyo.

Nakamura, Seinan (1>1^tt^),
Rigekuhakushii^t.'i&oxoio^Y),
Director and Expert to the
Central Meteorological Obser-
vatory, Director of the Tokyo
Private Physics School, Mem.
of the Higher Educational
Council ; b. in 1855 in Yama-
g'lichi-prefecture ; t. s. of Ku-

mekichi Nakamura, ^samurai^
m. Tomi, jrd d. of Kanesuke
Katsutsu, a samurai of the
same prefecture. Educ. : gra-
duated Science at the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1879;
studied in Europe, 1886- 1889.
On returning from abroad
was appointed Expert to the
Central Meteorological Obser-
vatory; sent abroad in 1 899 ;.
Director of the Observatory
upon his return ; was granted
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun Addre.ss: Minami-machi,
Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. 1590
Bancho.

Nakamura, Seizo ( l^ # ?t M.)v
Chairman of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Nakaka Savings
Bank, Ltd , President of the
Storage Bank, Ltd., Director
of the Dai Nippon Sugar Co.,
Ltd., the Kinjo Savings Bank,.
Ltd., the Meiji Commercial
Bank, .Ltd., and the Tokyo
Shirting Mfg. Co., Ltd ; b. in
i860 at Tokyo; e. s. ofYa-
shichi Nakamura; m. Sei, e. d.
of Matayuki Sakamoto, a .y^-
murai of Shizudkn. Was elect-
ed Mem. of the Tokyo Muni-
cipal Assembly; was decora-
ted with 5 th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun for services in the late
war. Address: Zaimoku-cho,
Fukagawai Tokyo. Tel: $26,
59 /. d. Naniwa.

Nakamura, Shin C«!' # E)«
Chief Otonasopharyn, golaryn—

[ 627 ]

Nak

gdog of the Nagasaki Pre-
fectural Hospital, Address: the
Nagasaki. Hospital.

Nakamura, Shingo {^WM'^),
Hogakuhakushi (International
Law), Prdf. of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School ; b.
in iS/oatTakata in the pro-
vince of Echigo ; 3rd s: of Ku-
rd Nakamura, a.samtiraiofT-d.-
kata clan ; m. Shige, y. sister
of Viscount Mishima. Educ :
graduated Law in the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1894;
sent abroad for study, 1895-
1900. Was appointed Prof, in
the Peers' School in 1895; then
present post ; is a lecturer' at
the Wasedatj Keio and Meiji
private universities; before the
outbreak of the late war took
a stand against the Katsura
Cabinet. Publications : " Inter-
national Law," " Essays on
New Treaties," etc. Address:
iShimototsuka, Toyotama-gim,
Tokyo-fu.

Kakamnra, Shizuyoshi {^ ^
i# W)' President of the Taihei-
yo Life Insurance Co , Ltd.,
Rear- Admiral (on the reserve);
b. in i860 at Kanaka wa in the
province of Kaga; 5th s. of Hi-
kodayu Nakamura, a samurai;
w. Waka ,;V- sister of Reij iro Ka-
washima, Rear-Admiral In
the Chino-Japanese War took
part on the Staff of the Stand-
ing Squadron at Port Arthiir ;
in the Russo-Japanese War as

Chief of Staff to the 3rd Squaa*
ron ; Legation Naval AtMchi
at Peking ; Chief of the SaS^^
ho Torpedo Division ; was sent
to Siam and Mexico. Address:
No. 154, Hommura-cho, Azaf
bu-ku, Tokyo. Tel: 1754 Shi-
ba.

Ifakamura, Takashi (tpH'^),
Consul-General at Ottawa ; b.
in 1873 at Yuwasa-machi in
the province of Kii ; 3rd s. of
Yashichi Shimeno ; m. Mitsue^
e. d. of Kunijiro Miwa, a samu-
rai of Kishu. Educ.: studied at
the Tokyo Higher Commerci»
al School. Passed the Govern^
ment Examination "for Dip-^
lomatic Service in 1897. Be*-
carne Chancellor in 1895 ; was
appointed Eleve Consul at Fu-
san in 1895 ; then Chief of the
Branch Consulate at Masan in
1 897 ; Diplomatic Attache in
1898; 3i-d class Secretaty of
the Legation at Washington
in 1 899 ; C<H53ul at Fuchow in'
1 90 1 ; Chief of the ist Section
of the Bureau of Political Af-
fairs in 1908 ; present post ill
1909. Address: Japanese Con-
sulate-General, Ottawa. i

Nakamura, Tatsutaro Ctt>W^.
i:Bt!)( Kogakuhakuihi, Prof at;
the Engineering College of
the Tokyo Imperial University
(chair: .Architecture^; b. the,
nth nir^oi the istjc. of Man-'
yen (i860), Tokyo; 1st s. of
the late Hajime Nakamura, a

Nak

[ 628

samurai of Nagoya elan ; m.
Sen, 1st d. of Chotstl Kurasa-
wa, a samurai of Chiha prefec-
ture. Editc:^ graduated from
the now defunct Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imperial
Untv,, 1882 ; studied architec-
ture in Europe and America,
^§92-1893. Was assistant ar-
chitect in the work of building
the Imperial Palace, 1883-18-
86 ; appointed Assist-Prof of
the Engineering College in
Dec, 1887 ; then its full Prof.,
Jan. 1894, besides holding a
post in the Home Office ; re-
ceived the degree of Kogaku-
hakuski, 1899; sent in 1897 to
Assam, India, to study archi-
tecture in reference to its resis-
tance of earthquakes, and also
to America in 1906 and to
Naples in 1909 on a similar
mission ; has been decorated
with the 3rd Order of Merit.
Publications: Dictionary of Ar-
chitecture, and several other
architectural works. Address :
13,, Haramachi, Koishikawa,
Tokyo. TeL: 2618 Bancho.

K'akamitra, lokiefii ( "jJltWS),
Chairman of the Board of Di-
tectors of the Tokai Brick
Mfg. Co. ..Ltd., Director of the
Shizu^ka Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd., the Ha-
mamatsu Savings Bank, Ltd.,
the Nippon Musical Instru-
ments^ M%. Co., Ltd, and the

5Sth Bank,Iitd.,Auditorof the
Nippon Pattern Dyeing Co.,
Ltd., Chairman of the Hama-
matsu Chamber of Commerce ;
b, m 1854 at Hamamatsu in
the province of Totomi ; e.
sister of Joan Nakamura ;, m.
Hana, y. sister of Jutaro Ma-
buchi of Shizuoka-prefecture.
Address : Hamamatsu-machi,
Shizuoka-ken.

Nakamura, Tomeji (tpi^f®— ),
Expert of the Dep't of Agri-
culture and Commerce. Ad-
dress: No. 57, Sasugaya-cho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Nakamura, Tom' ji (tfltS?!?),
high-tax-payer ; b. m 1 862 in
Kagawa-ken ; y. b. of Tsune-
taro Terajima ; m. Yao, e. d. of
Seii Taki, of the same prefect-
ure. Succeeded his adopt, f.
Kanzaburo Nakamura in iS-
94. Address : Tbvi-ma.ch.iyla,-
kamatsu-city, Kagawa-ken.

Fakamura, ToraBesnke (tt>#
J^-^gS), Commander of theNa-
vay,Difecfoi- ofthePort Office
of the Takeshiki Naval Estab-
lishment ; b.'m 1 867. Educ. :
graduated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1887. Commander in
1905. Decoration :' 3rd Order
of the i?. 5. Address: Take-
shiki, Nagasaki ken.

Nakamtira, Toyo ( tf # It),
Chief Otonasopharyn of tlitf A-
ichi Prefectural KosBJtal. Ad~
chess: Shimochoja-maeM, Ni-
shikii, ISagoytv:: Tek: 1796.

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Mak

Ifakamura, Toyojiro (tf=1^S^^
MK), colonel-farmer, ex-Mem. of'
the House of Representatives,
Director of the Nippon Busi-
ness Development Co., Ltd.;
6. in 1871 at Kuwana in the
province of Ise ; e. s. of Tasa-
buro Nakamura.«^jSife(?./ stu-
died at Waseda University.
Was engaged in colonial culti-
vation in Hokkaido ; Director
of the Kyoto Electric R'ly Co.,
Ltd ; was elected Mem. of the
House of Representatives for
Mie-prefecture. Address: ISTo.,
61, Yamashiro-cho, Kyobashi-
ku, Tokyo. TeL : 1544 Shim-
bashi.

S'akamura, Tsiiaatsngu (ipM
fl^ ). President of the Sancho
Bank, Ltd ; 3. in 1868 in Fu-
kuuka ; 2nd s. of Gombei Ima-
mura ; m. Takeyo, e. d. of Ari-
nobu Mitani of the same pre-
fecture. Succeeded his adopt./.
Tahei Nakamura. Address: O-
gawa-Mura, Sancho-gun, Fu-
kiioka-ken.

Nakamuraj Utaemon (t^ ^

©c * Sf n), f. m. Yamamo-
to Eijiro, Actor, President of
the Tokyo Actors' Associ-
ation, Chief of the Art Depart-
ment of the Kabuki Theatre;
b. the 1 2th m. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865) in Tokyo;
adopt, s. of Shikan Nakamura,
a famous actor; m. Tamako,
e. d. of Jokichi Takakuwa.
Edtic: studied under a pri-

vate tutor. Began his actor
career when 9 years old;
succeeded the late Shikan
Nakamura in 1901 and was
elected president of the To-
kyo Actor Association in
the following year; Chief
of the Art Department of
the Kabuki Theatre in 1907.
Recreations: travelling; bil-
liard: literature; gardening.
Address: No. 15 Tsukiji 3
chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1294 Kyobashi. Gbib:
Tokyo Doki Club.

Fakamura, Yahei f ^ f^m '.?®),
pawn-broker ; b. vc. 1 868 at
Kobe in the province of Settsu;
e. s. of Yahei Nakamura ; m.
Mitsu, _/. sister of SanzaemOn
Yamaji, of Hyogo-prefecture.
Address: Edogawa-machi, Ko-
be.

Nakamura.. Yaroku i'^^M:^),
liiyuuiihaiiuski; ex-M. of the
House of Representatives, Di-
rector of the Ina Electric
Tramway Co., Ltd., mine-ow-
ner; b in i854inthe province of
Shinano ; 2nd s. of Genki Na-
kamura, a samurai; m. Yuki,
e. d. of Nagaaki Kiyota, of Na-
gasaki-prefecture. Ediic. : stu-
died at 'Cas.'''''Daigahi Nank'6
(defunctUniversity Preparatory
School); studied in Germany
for five years. On returning
became a teacher in the Ger-
man Language School ; Di-
rector of the Osaka Normali

Nak

630 ]

School; Secretary of the Dep't
of Agriculture and Commerce;
Prof of the Tokyo Forestry
School ; then of the Tokyo
Agricultural School; Inspec-
tor of State Forests ; Expert
to the Dep't of Agriculture
and Cornmerce ; was elected
Mem. of the House of Repre-
sentatives in 1890; was ap-
pointed Vice-Minister of Jus^
tice in the Constitutional -Ca-
binet in 1 898 ; entered busi-
ness as a timber-dealer and
miner. Address: Shinzaka-cho,
Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel. : i486
Shimbashi.

Nakamura. Yoemon ( * #^;6-
WV, President of the Kinjo
Bank, Ltd., Director of the
Kinjo Savings Bank, Ltd., and
the Horikawa Savings Bank,
Ltd., soy-hierchant ; b. >ln 18-
56 at Nagoya \3rds. of Seibei
Nakamura ; m, Suzu, e. d^ of
Shdzaburo Nakamura, of the
same prefecture. His store is
known as the " Sanoya." Ad-
dress: k Kaya-machi, Higashi-
ku, Nagoya. 7el.: 767.

Nakamura, Ynjiro (tf ^^^IB)
Baroii, Lieijteoaat-;Gengml (on
the reserve), Director of the
Government Iron Foundry,
Mem. of tjie House of Peers;
b. in 1852 in Mie-prefecture ;
2nd s. of Kazunuki Nakamura,
», samurai ; m. Kuni, adopt, d.
qi Toyoktchr Harada, a ja-
timrai oi Okayama-prefecture,

Sub-Lieutenant in 1874; Lieii-
tenanl-General in 1902 ; Vice-
Minister of the War Office;
then present post ; was nomi-
nated Mem. of the House of
Peers in 1904 ; created Baron
and decorated with the i st Or-
der of the Rising Sun as a war
reward. Address: Yaata, Fu-
kuoka-ken; Nakano-cho, Yo-
tsuya, Tokyo- Tel.: 2087 Bah-
cho.

Nakamura, Zeko (y^ Id"^ <2r),
President <rf" the South Man-
churianR'ly Co.,Ltd.; b. in 18-
dj in Hiroshima-prefecture ;/.
b. of Sohachi. Shibano; in. Chi-
yo,a(/i9/At/.of Masazo Hirose of
Yarnaguchi-prefeeture. Educ:
graduated : from the Law Fa-
culty in the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1893. Entered
the Government service-; was
promoted high official in the,
Govi-rnor General's Office of
Forinosa ;' Chief of the Civil
Affairs Bureau of the Kungtu-
ng Government ; then present
post,' Address: Shiba park,
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. : 1013 Shi-
ba. ,,

Nakamuta, Kuranosuke C*^'

ffl#.2:l8>, Viscount, ist Orcier
of the Rising Sun, Vice- Ad-
miral, Privy Councillor; U. on
the ~24th of the 2nd month in
the 8th year of Tempo (1857)
at Saga in the province of Hi-
zen ; 2nds. of MagoshichiKa-
riamaru, A.samiirai, of Nabeski- ■

[631 J

Nak.

^na clan; was adopted . into the
Nakamuda family. Educ: Stu-
died Dutch and Naval Science
at Nagasaki for four years.
Fought against the Shogun
for the Mtkado at the Resto-
ration on board the warships
Moshun and Choyo; was seve-
rely wounded at the battle of
Goryokaku ; was granted 150
Jioku of rice for his services.
Appointed Commander in 18-
7c; Vice-Dir. oithe Heigakurjo
(Naval Academy) in 1881 ;
Captain, in Aug. i88r ; Rear-
Admiral and Dir. of the Heiga-
A;«ryi5i, in Nov. 1881; was sent
to the Austrian Exhibition in
1883; distinguished himself by
■assisting the -Naval Vice-Mi-
nister Sumiyoshi Kawamura
in the ..Saigo rebellion ; was
decorated with the 2«d Order
of Merit for service in the war;
Dir. of the Naval College as
an additional post in Oct.; Dir.
of the Yokosuka Dockyard in
1878 ; Vice-Admiral in Nov.
1878; Commander-in-Chief of
the Tokai Admiralty in 1880;
Vice-Minister for the Navy in
1 88 1 ; was created Viscount
in 1884; Commander-in-Chief
of the Yokosuka Admiralty in
1886; granted ^ 1st Order of
the Rising Sun in 1888 •, was
transferred to Kure^in 1889;
Pres. of the Naval Academy
and Chief of the Naval Staff

Board in 1892 ; present post
in 1894. Address: Aoyama:-
Minamimachi, Akasaka - ku,
Tokyo. Tel.; 2645 Shiba.

Nakanau, Fumiharu («[>«
&.%^~) Surgeon -Lieutenant-
Colonel, Director of the Seir-
dai Garrison Hospital ; b. in
1869 in Miyagi - prefecture.
Surgeon-Sub-Lieutenant in i-
891 ; Surgeon-Lieut. -Colonel
in igoS. '^Decorations : 4th Or-
der of the R. S. and 4th Class
of the G. K. Address: Sendai.
Ifakane. Torashiro C* !(S ;:t H
1!5), Director of the Odavvara
Electric Co. ; Ogui-a Railway
Co.; Tokyo and Yokohama
Electric Railway Co.; Auditor
of Bbso White Clay Co. Prop-
i-ietor of the Nakane Colliery
Office ; h. the 7th m. of the 2nd
2/. of Keiwo (1866) in Tokyo,; '
adopted into the Nakane fami-
ly ; m. d. of Koremoto Oka-
zaki. Entered the Yasuda Bank
in 1878 and resigned in J 906.
Address : TSio. i. Sanchome,
Hamacho,Nihombashi,Tokyo.
Te/.: 3004 Naniwa. C/ttb : Do»
ki Club.

Ifakanishi, Kametaro d^Ilft,
3ScIP)>-jfe?.'l.^4'?^?^i'/li(p?s*^'cine),
Prof of the Kyoto Imperial'
JJniversityyAddress : Kyoto.-

Fakanishi, Seiichi (tf"®-^-^),
Councillor and Secretary . ,df
the Bureau of Legislation.;;^,
in J 874 in Tokyo;;:/. J. ofSei>-
hachi Nakanishi ; m. Yosbi/jfr.

Nak

I 632 ]

sister of Sataro Kumazaki, a
samurai of Hiroshima. Educ:
graduated Law at the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1899.
Entered the Grovernment ser-
vice after graduation. Address:
7chome, Kitamachi, Aoyama,
Tokyo. Tel: 2881 Shiba. ^

Nakano, Buei ("* 1= ^ ^),
Chairman of the Tokyo Cham-
ber of Commerce, Managing
Director of the Tokyo Stock
Exchange,' Ltd., Director of
the Ishigari ColHery Co.. Ltd.,
Auditor of
the Hako-
date Wa-
ter Povv'er
Electric
Co., Ltd ,
M. H. R ;
b. in 1843
at Taka-
matsu in
the provi-
nce of Sa-
nuki; e. s. of Kaichi Nakano,
a samurai; m. Sen, y. sister, of
Nagayuki Shimozu, a samu-
rai(ypi Kagawaken. Entered
the Kagawa Prefectural Office
in 1872; an administrative of-
ficial of the Kumamoto Pre-
fectural Office at the time of
the Saigo Rebellion ; then of
the Yamaguchi - Prefectural
Office ; entered the -» central
Government as Junior Secre-
tary to the Dep't of Agricul-
ture and Commerce in 188 1 ;

resigned at the same time as
Count Dkuma and played . a
distinguished^ part under the
banner of the Kaishinto (Pro-
gressive Party) in 1888; "was
elected Mem. of the Prefectur-
al Assembly of Kagawa, his
native place, and was after-
wards appointed its chairman ;
began his business career as
Vice-President of the Tokyo
Stock Exchange^ Ltd. ; then
Pres. of the Kansai R'ly Co ,
Ltd.; was elected Mem. of the
House of Representatives in
1890; visited U. S. A. Cham-
bers of Commerce in 1909. Ad-
dress: Moto-inachi, Hongo-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1525 Shitaya.

Wakano, Chimei Ct^ If Sc M),
President of the io6th Bank,
Ltd., and the Saga Savings
Bank, Ltd., Director of the
Hirotaki Water Power Elect-
ric Co,, Ltd., and the Saga Ce-
ment Co., Ltd.; b. in 1848 in
Saga-ken ; e. s. of Hyoji Na-
kano ; m. Katsu, e. d. of Kazu-
yuki Naritomi of the same
prefecture. Address: Akama-
tsu-cho. Saga-city.

Fakano, Han-yemon CtCIF#'/&
^fg), Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Handa Stor-
age Co., Ltd. Address : Han-
da-machi, Aichi-ken.

Nakano, Hatsune (4>If^^)
Kogakuhakushi (Electricity),
Prof, of the Engineering Col-
lege of the Imperial Universi-

633 ]

Kak

ty of Tokyo ; b. in 1859 in Fu-
kuoka-prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Bokusai Nakano ; m. Kiyo, f.
sister of Kosaku Kutnakura, of
Niigata-ken. Educ: graduated
Engineering in the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 188 1 ; sent
to England and America, "18-
88-1891, Beca,me Assist.-Prof
of the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity ; on returning from abroad
was made full Prof Address.:
Hisakatacho, Koishikawa-ku,
Tokyo.

Nakano,. HirosM C* m *),
Colonel of Infantry ; Member
of the Head Office of the
Dep't of Special Military Con-
struction ; b. in 1859 in Fuku-
shima-prefecture. Sub-Lieuten-
ant in 1886; Colonel 4n 1907.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Ji. S. and 4th class of the G.
K. Address: Higashi-Okubo,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

ITakano, Kaa-icM Cfi'1fl!-')>
President of the Central Kero-
sene Oil Co., Ltd , Director of
the Niigata Weaving Co.,
Ltd., the Hoko Kerosene Oil
Co., Ltd , and the Niigata
Business Co , Ltd., Auditor of
the Hoden K<rosene Oil Co.,
Ltd , the Nippon Kerosene
Oil Co., I-td., and tlie Niigata
Water Power Electric Co.,
Ltd.; b. in 1 847 in the provin-
ce of Echigo ; e. s. of J rozae-
mon Nakano ; m. Fun, adopt.
e. sister, of Teiichiro Homma,

of the same prefecture. Ad-
dress: Kanatsu-mura, Naka-
Kambara-gun, Niigata-ken. -

Uakano, Kinkaro [^Wik^lW-),
contractor, brick and cement-
dealer ; b. in 1863 in Fukui-
prefecture; 6th s. of Seika To-
go, a samurai ; m. Aya, e. d.
of Toan Taken ouchi of Naga.
saki-prefecture. Address: No-
5 ! , Hikawa-Ch5, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1246 Shimbashi.

Fakano. Naoe C>f ff S W),
Captain of Navy, mmander
of the cruiser 'Kb%o since 19-
12; 6. in 1886. jSiiMC.: graduated
from the Naval College in
1-888. Commander in 1904 ;
Captain in 1908 .Decorations:
3rd Order of the R. 8. and
^i\\ Class of the K. G. Ad-
Tress : Shibuya, Tokyo.

Hakano, Yozo C4>. ^ M ' Wr
Proprieior of Nakano firm,
embroiderer and trader ; b. in
1870 at Tokyo ; s. of Masaka-
ta Nakano ; m. Sakiko, e. d. of
Nei Hitomi, a samurai of To-
kyo. Educ: graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Commercial
School in 1892. Address : Go-
fuku-machi, Nihombashi, To-
'kyo. Tel.: i2or, 2589 Hon-
kyoku,

Ifakanuma. Shin-iehiro C*®
m-W), ex-M. of the House of
Representatives, Lawyer ; b in
i87^,"'Kyoto-ftr; e.s. of S:iza
Nakanuma ; m. Kan, y. sister
of Daisuke Kusakabe of Kyo-

Nak

[634]

to ^(!/«c.;' graduated German
Law at the Imperial University
of Kyoto in 1903. Fntered the
legal service; Deputy Mayor
of Yokohama; called to the
bar; elected Mem. of the House
of Representatives in igo8. Ad-
dress : Minami-Dtamachi, Yo-
kohama. 7>/,.- 1352.

_, BTakao, Taichiro CcfiSik-IR),
.SwgeQiiECapam, Head-inst-
' ructor of the Naval Medical
College; b.m 18^3. Surgeon-
Captain in 1907. 'Decoration :
3rd Order of the M. 8. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address :
Zaimoku - oho, Azabu - ku,
Tokyo-

. Ifakao, Yu i«? M W). Vice-
rii^dmiraj, . placed on the wai-
ting list since December
of 19111 h. in 1856 in
Hiroshima-prefecture ; 3rd s.
of Hisatsugu Mitobe ; m. Fu-
ji, e. d. of Shinjiro Talceda, of
the same prefecture. Educ. :
graduated from the Heigaku-
ryo (defunct naval school) 2nd
Sub-Lieutenant in 1878; Com-
mander in 1 897 ; Captain in
1898 ; Rear- Admiral in 1905 ;
Vice-Admiral in 1910; Prof. of.
the Naval College ; Aide-de-
Camp to the Commander-in-
Chief of the Yokosuka Admi-
ralty ; on the® Staff of the
Kure Admiralty ; then on the
Imperial Head-quarters Staff;
2nd Commander of the Yoshi-

no '■;'■ Commander of the Heien^..
the Takachihq,tht Chitose, the.
Asama,2xy'\ the Hatstise; Chief
of Staff to the Yokosuka Ad-
miralty ; Commander of the,
7th Squadron ;T Chief of the
Port Office of the Saseho Ad-
miralty and Commander of the:
Reserve Ships on the same na-;
val station. Took part in both
the Chino-Japanese and Russo-
Japanese wars ; was decorated
with 2nd Order of the Rising
Sun and 3rd class of the Gold-
en Kite as a war reward. Ad-
dress : Nagasaka-cho, Azabu,
Tokyo.;, 7>/..' i7goShiba.

Fakaoka, Moku (t}i R tl),
Lieutenant-General _ (on the
reserve) ; h. in 1 843 in Okaya-
ma-prefecture ; 4.th s^-^of Shin-
so Nakaoka, a samurai t iH.
Nao, e. d. of Den-emon Dncf of
Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant in 18-
75 ; Major-General in 1900 ;
Lieytenant-General in 1905.
Decorations : 2nd Order of the
R. S. and 4th Class of the G.
K. Address: MotozoHo-cho,
K6jimachi-ku, Tokyo. \ Tel". :
1396 Bancho.

Wakarai, Retsu (4^ fr PJ),;

Journalist and NoveUst, better,
known as " Tosui" his nom
de plume; b. the T2th m. of
the 1st y. of Manyen (i860)
in Itsuhara, Island Province
of Tsushima; e^s- of Kikuan
Nakar?^i, court-physician to
the Lord of Tsushima: Edtic:

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ITak

when young, devoted him-
self to the practice of fencing
"by sword and spear, horse-
manship, and bow-shooting;
went to Fusan with his father
and studied the Korean
language, about 1872; came
out to Tokyo, 1875, and
studied in the Kyoritsu Ga-
kusha, Honjo (now defunct).
Was in the service of the
Imperial Foreign Office and
Dep't of Finance. Later be-
came a journalist, which
orofession he held for over 30
years. He wrote over 300
novels and composed many
popular songs. Address: ^j,
Wakamiyacho, Ushigome-ku,
Tokyo.
.^ Hakasiioji, Ken (tj» /j% ?t ^).

2nd Ordei- of Merit, ex-Min. of
Agriculture & Commerce ; h.
in 1806 in Yamaguchi-prefec-
ture ; 2nd s, of Kyuryo Naka-
shoji, a samurai ; m. Yae, jrd
d. of Asazo Shimamoto, of
Hoygo-prefecture. Educ: gra-
duated from the English Law
School in 1882. Passed the
Government Examination for
Bench in 1887; clerk of Law
Court; Public Procurator in
1890; Procurator of the Yo-,
kohama" District Court ; then
of the Tokyo Court of Ap-
peal ; Councillor of the Dep't
of Justice J sent to England in
1900; Chief Secretary to the
Dep't of Communications, 19-

01 ; Director of the Bureau
of Civil i^Engineering in the
Home Dep't in 1904 ; then of
the Police Bureau in the same
year ; Yice-Min. of Commu.;
last post, Dec. 19 12. Ad-
dress : Hiroo-cho, Azabu-ku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 410 SHba.

BTakatani, Hayami (tf#ig7]t;.
Judge, President of the Kara-
futo District Court; ^. in 1855
in th:^ prevince of^Tosa ; e. s.
of Shokichi Nakatani, a samu-
rai; in. Ushio, 1st d. of Yobu
Kaneko, a samurai of the same
clan Pa'^sed the Government
ICxamiriation for Bench in 18-
87; Judge of the Hiroshima
District Court ; then of the
Hiroshima Appeal Court ;
President of the Yamaguchi
District Court; Sectional Chief
of the Hiroshima Appeal
Court ; present post in 1907.
Address : Karaf uto. District
Court.

Uakayama, Heijiro (((> Ml ^

^ SB), Igakuhakttshi, Prof, of
the Medical College of the
Kyushu Imperial University.
Address : Kyushu Univ. '•'^

Nakayama, Hidesaburo (tfJiIt
^::i%^), Kogakuhakushi (Elec-
tricity), Pruf. of the Engineer- ,
ing .^College of the ^Imperial
University of Tokyo; b, in 1 8-
64 in Aichi-prefecture ; 3rd s.
of Zennoshin Nakayama, a
samurai; iW.Yoshi, 2nd d^ of
Koki^ Nakayarna of Tokyo.

Nak

[636]

Educ: graduated Engineering
at the Imperial University of
Tokyo in 1888. Assist -Prof.
of his alma mater after gradu-
ation ; was sent abroad for
sWdy, 1806-1898; full Prof,
tipon returning. Address: Ko-
magome - Mshikata - machi /
Hong5, Tokyo. •

Nakayama, Hojo ((jitlj^i^'),
Buddhist priest; d. 1882 in
Tochigi-ken. Edtcc: graduat-
ed from the course of philo-
sophy of the Waseda Univ.
Was schiool teacher, magazine
editor and propagator accom-
panying Nun Princess Mura-
kumo; is now abbot of the
Shusei-in, a Buddist temple
of Nichiren sect at Nippori,
near Tokyo. -Address: Nip-
pori-mnra, Kitatoshima - gun,
Tokyo-fu.

^akayama, Kahei ( tf" JU K :R
i®)> farmer.** high-tax-payer ;
b. in 1877 in Kagoshima-ken ;
e. s. of Kahei Nakayama ; m
Fuchiyo, jr(^</. ofTogoro Ya-
suda of the same prefecture.
Address : Iwakawa-mura, Ka-
goshima-ken.

Nakayama, Eianrokuro (tfiU
'M.-PM), Auditor of the Board
of Audit; b.^'va. 1853 in
Chiba-prefecture ; sth s. of
. Denzo Nakayama. Has served
on the Board of Audit for
many years. Recreation : Utai.
Address : Hayabusa-cho, K6-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel.: 57 Ban-

cho

Nakayama, Masao (tptUiftll),
Igakuhakushi, Director of the
Oita Prefecturai Hospital. Ad
dress: Oita-machi,

Nakayama, Ijuta ( tp iIJIf#-t*Jk ),
Lie.iiten;ijt-_ColGnel^ of Caval-

■ ly; Coinmander of the 17th
Regiment of Cavalry ; b. in
1 870 in Hokkaido. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1 894 ; Lieute-
nant-Colonel in 19 to. Decorjx-
tian : 4td Order of the R. S.
Address: Takata. Niigata-ken.
.„gakay^ma, Miyozo (tfi lU E
v<m.), Governor- of Tochigi-
prefecture ; b. in 1867 in Oka-
yama-prefecture;^, s. of Soza-
emon Nakayama, a saimiriti;
m. Yumi, 2nd d. of Seisuke
Ichiki of Kagoshima Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
Univesity in 1889. Councillor
of Nagasaki-prefecture; Se-
cretary of the Dep't of the In-
terior ; then of Kyoto-fu ; pre-
sent post in 1906. Address:
Utsunomiya.

Nakayama, Morihiko {^\\i^
^^'j£&kMkakuAiii,.Sxc& of the
College" of Medicine at the
Kyushu Imperial Univeimty;
Surgeon-Colonel Address :
Kyushu, Imp. Univ.

Nakayima, Onokiehi (_<^Jl!S
S), Director of the Kago-
shima Forestry Office. J-rfcTTOss.-
Nagata-choj KagosMni'i,.

[ 637 ]

Nak.

- Nakayama, Saichi ((fJUifeit),
Managing Director of the Ag-
ricultural and Industrial Sav-
ings Bank, Ltd., Auditor of
the Chiyoda Gas Co., Ltd.,
Manager of the Tokyo Agri-
cultural and Industrial Bank,
Ltd. ; 3. in 1 864 in Chiba-pre-
fecture; 2nd s. of Sankuro Na-
kayama ; m. Kei,^2nd d. of
Kensai Maeda of Chiba-ken.
Address: Imai-cho,Azabu, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2865 Shiba.

If akayama, SeiicM ( tf> ill IS

— ); President of the Harna-
matsu Bank, Ltd., and the T-
enryu Tran.sporting Co., Ltd.,
Director of the Gotemba Bank,
Ltd., and the Hamamatsu
Storage Co., Ltd., Mem. of
the Hamamatsu Chamber of
Commerce ; b. in 1849 in Shi-
zuoka-ken; e. s. of Kaichi Na-
kayama. Address : Shirowaki-
mura, Hamana-gun, Shizuoka-
ktn.

lTai:ayaina Taiehi (41 flj^fc — ),

proprietor of " Nakayama
Taiyodo"; b. Nov. in 1881
in Yamaguchi-ken; s. of
Kosaburo Nakayama, farmer;
m. Hiroko, d. of Mitsiiaki
Isaka, m. of H. R., July 19 10.
Carried on retail trade of
imported groceries of toilet
articles, 1901 ; , commenced
wholesale of same goods,
1903; started manufacturing
industry of the- same; since
that is engaged in the sale

and manufactuire of complete
set of Kurabu toilet articles.
Recreations : reading. Ad-
dress: No. 104, 4chome, Ki-
ta-kyutaro-machi, Higashi-ku,
Osaka. Tel: 165, i66Higashi.
Club. Osaka Club.

Hakayama, Takakazu (cfi ilj
# —). Barrister and . Patent
Agent;. (5. in 1867 at Tamiya-
ma-mura, Tsukuba-gun. Iba-
raki-prefecture ; s. of Jimbei
Nakayama ; m. Tsuruko, d. of
Kyusuke Shimizu. Educ: gra-
duated from the Law Faculty
in the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity in 1883. Entered the legal
service after graduation ; then
the Dep't of Finance in 18S4;
became Manager of the Chiba-
ken Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank in 1897 ; called to
the bar in 1 899. Recreations :
reading, and horticulture. Ad-
dress : 2 chome, Hama-cho,
Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
2959 Naniwa.

Nakayama, Takamaro ( "^ lU
#^\ Marquis, Court Coun-
cillor, Mem. of the House of
Peers; b. on the 3rd of the 1 2th
month in the 5th year of Knei
( 1 85 2) at Ky5to ; znds of Ta-
dayoshi Nakayama ; in. Michi-
yo, y. sister of Masao Naru-
se. Viscount. Secretary of the
Imperial 4j, Household Dep't ;
Grand Chamberlain to H. I.
H. the Crown Prince ; Mem.
of the House of Representa-

Nak

[638 ]

tives ; Superintendent of the
Crown Prince's f. Office. Ad-
dress: Aoyama^minami-machi,
Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel. ': 2776

Sbiba.

- Nakayama, Tamisaburo (_^

Uj S 3 IP), Colonel of Caval-
ry, Commander of' the 26th
KegHnent of Cavalry; ir. 1 864
in Shizuoka-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
March 1891 ; Lieutenant, Nov.,
1893; Captain, June. 189S;
Lieut. Colonel, March 1905;
Colonel, Dec. igio. Deco-
rations: 4th Order of R. S.,
3rd Class of Golden Kite.
^,^(/r^.f^:. Toyohashi, Aichi-
ken.

HTakayama, Tatsuji (tj] [I] ||
^), Expert of the Dep't of
Communications, Director of
the Tokyo Central Telephone
Office ; b.'va. \ 87-4 in Niigata-
prefecture ; e. s,. of Seikichi
Nakayama ; np- Tsune, e. d. of
Aigoro Kizawa of Fulcui-pre-
fecture. Educ: graduated, from
the Tokyo Post and Telegraph
School in 1890; was sent
abroad for study and inspec-
tion. Entered the Dep't as
Assist.-Engiheer ; Prof of his
alma mater and Expert of the
Dep't on returning from ab-
road ; was sent absoad in .19-
05 ; present post upon his re-
turn in 1906. Address : Shin-
bori-cho, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
510 Shiba.

Wakayoshi, Asasuke (jt ^ SI

SI,), President of the Okinawa- _-
ken Agricultural -and Indus1>'
rial Bank, Ltd. ; i. in 1867 in'
Okinawa-ken ; e. s. of Asato-
shi Nakayoshi, a samurai •; m.
Matsu, 2nd d. of Seiki Yama- ■
nouchi of the same prefectiire.^
Address: ' Yamakawa, Shuri,
Okinawa-ken.

Nakazato, Shigeji (if'SS?*:), ;
Commander of the Natvy, now
in England ; &. in 1 87 1 . Educ. :
graduated from the. Naval Col- '
lege in 1889. Commander in
1908. Decorations : 4th Order
of the R. S: arid 4th class of
the G. K. Address: Kaigung-
urireibu, Tokyo.

Nakazawa, Iwata ( >1'}i:^;fe.), ,
Kogakuhakiishi, Director • of ;
the Kyoto Higher Technical ^
School ; b. in 1858 in the pro- j
vince of Echizen ; a samurai .
of Fukui clan £i!/z<6-; .• gradu-r
ated Chemistry .^X. the Kaisei
Gakko (forerunner of Imperial
Univ.). Becarne Assist. -Prof of
his alma /mater ,: jyas, sent ..to
Gtermany for study in 1883 ;
on returning was made full
Prof in 1887; Dean of the
College^ of Science and Engi-
neering in 1897 ; and then,
present post.; "as emeritus Pro.
of Kyoto Impi Univ. Address:
Teramachi, Kamikyoku, Kyo-
to.- '/ ■ ■ -. -" ■ .'' , ■

Hikazawa, Seihachi f^-'M ?t
A), -Director of Ibaraki AgriH ,
cultural arid Industriali'Barik;:'
Ltd. Address :\. Bizeiuniachi-J-

[ 639 ]

Nam

Kaiichi, Mito.

Nakura, Takejiro i^lt^^
w), Councillor of the Imperi-
al R'ly Board and Chief of the
Section of Examination. Ad-
dress: No. 31, Kita, Takana-
va, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.

Namae, Takayuki (-tjl^^),
Social reformer, employe of
the Dep. of the Home
Affairs; 3. the nth m. of
the 3rd J/, of .Keio_ (1867)
in Miyagi-ken; s. of Moto-
yoshi Namae; m. Shigeko,
e. d. of Takezo Hata in igo6.
Educ: graduated successively
from the Aoyama-Gakuin,
Theological Course of the
above, and from the Boston
Univ. in America (sociology).
Was Christian pastor from
1892 till 1898; became an
officer of the Kobe Municipal
Government and was engag-
ed chiefly in the work of
assisting helpless families of
the soldiers on the front; has
been employed by the Home
Dep. as expert on the sal-
vation work as well as on
the local system improve
merit work. Has been twice
in the West in connection with
his special line of investiga-
tion. Publications: "The
poor people and their sal-
vation." Address: No. no,
Zoshigaya-machi, Koishika-
wa-ku, Tokyo. Clubs: Cha.xi-
ty Organization Society of Ja-

pan; Hotokukwai; Y.M.C.A.
Namba, Muaeyoshi (ISiiiC^^),
Viscount, Captain of Commis-
sariat (on the, reserve) ; b. in
1866 in Kyoto ; 2nd s. of Mu-
nekata Nambal Address: Ima-
degav/a, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Hamba, TadasM (li iS^JE),
Kogakuhakushi (Electricity) , ,
Prof of the Kyoto Imperial
University; b. in 1859 in Oka-
yama-prefecture ; m. Tsune, e.
d. of Fuka Wadachi, a samurai
of Shizuoka. ^'.^wc..- graduated
Science in the Tokyo Imperial
University in, ,1879; studied
Physics in France, 1880- 1884;
studied Electricity in Frarice
and America, 1 896-1898. On
returning from abroad in 1884,
was appointed Prof, of the
University Preparatory School;
then of the First High School;
Principal Prof, of the 2nd
High School ; on returning
from abroad in 1898. was
appointed present post. Ad-
dress: Okazaki-cho, Kamikyo-
ku, Kyoto. Tel.: 4631 Kami.

Nambu, Kameo (li fB ffi ^),
Baron, Privy Councillor \ b. \\\
1 845 in the province of Tosa; e.
s. of Jiigo Nanibu, a samurai;
in. Kuma, y. sister of Waka-
mitsu Nikaido of Kanagawa.
Rendered service to the Mika-
do in the Restoration ; entered
the Government as an official
of the. War 'Dep't in 1869;
Secretary of Tokyo-fu in 18-

^muL

[ 640 3

70 ; Judge in 1872 ; Director
of the Courts at Osaka, Naga-
saki, Kumamoto, Kobe, and
ibaraki; Senior Secretary of
the Dep't of Justice in 1 88 r ;
Director of the Civil and Cri-
minal Affairs Bureau ; Chief
of the 1st Civil Bureau of the
Court of Cassatian ; Judge of
the Court of Administrative
Litigation; President of the
Court of Cassation ; was cre-
ated Baron for services in 1 S-
g6. Address ; Hommura-cho,
Azabu, Tokyo ; Tel. : 2084
Sliiba.

BTambu, Koichi Cif S[! #
_), Igahuhakushi. (Doctor of
MedKiSe'). 'ittfdress : No. 13
Yanokura-clio, Nihonbashi-ku,
Tokyo.

Namfen,.Kyogo ( ^§B;S^),
Kagakuhakushi, Chief of the
Mining Dep't of the Mitsubi-
shi Co. ; b. m 1855 in Fukui-
prefecture ; .y. of Kobo Nam-
bu, a samurni; m. Yasu, e. d.
of Chrkayuki Fujfi of Niigata-
prefecture. Educ. : graduated
Cliemistry at the Daigaku
Natiko; was sent to U. S. A,
for study. Entered the Mitsu-
bishi Co. in i88r; General -
Manager and Chief Expert of
the TaksCshima Coal Mine ;
then present post . Address :
Benten-cb6> Ushigome-ku, To-
kyo; Tel.: S 46 Bancho.

Hanbu, Minaji CIS *B,^ ?S)>
Lawyer and patent agent;

d. 1872 in Iwate-ken; s. of
Gisufce Seki and was adopted
by H-arukage Nanbii; m.
Kiyoko, d. of his adopted
father. Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address:
No. 3, Hinoki-cho, Akasaka-
ku, Tokyo. Opce Address-.
No. s, leliome,. Yuraku-cho,
KoiimaeM; Tolcvo.
M-amBu, SMmpeijiSSM ra4«
Liei^rGren. since igrii, Com-
mander of GfCndarmes ; 6,, in
1856 in Ish ika wa -prefecture ;
2nd s. of Mankyu Nambu^ a
sa-murai; m. Tsurii^ 2nd- d.oi
Shoshiro Matsubara, a samu-
rai of the same prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from I^a-
dodan (Non— Commissioned-
Officers' School) and the Mi-
litary Academy ; was sent to
Germany fo' study. Sub-Lieu;
tenant in 1877; Lieut in l8-.
8-2 ; Captain in 1885 ; Major
in 1892; Lfeut.-Colonel in iS-
95; Colonel, 1899; Maj. -Gen-
eral in July 1904. Took part
in the China-Japan and .the
Russo-Japanese wai's; achiev-
ed distinction for resisting the
enemy at Likai-^ao on March
8th in the battle of Mukden;
was decorated with 2nd Order
of the R. S. and 2nd Cla^ of
the G. K. as a. war reward.
JiC&ess ; Ote-maehij, Kojiiaa-
ehi-ku, Tokyo.

64! ]

iNam— Nan

Wambu, Toshiatsu ( if ggf ij?f ),
Count ; b. in 1884 at Tokyo ;
2nd s. of Toshiyasu Nambu,
Daimyo of Morioka ; in. Itsu-
ko, adopt, y. sister of Marquis
Ikeda. Educ. ': graduated from
the Law College of the To-
kyo Imperial University. In
1905, succeeded his elder bro-
ther who was killed in the late
war as Lieutenant of Cavalry.
Address: Fujimi-cho, Koji-
machi, Tokyo. TeL: 261 Ban-
cho.

Famikawa, Eijiro (iiftM^S —
Hl5)i silk-thread-manufacturer,
President of the Yasuki Bank,
Ltd , and the United Steam-
ship Co., Ltd., Auditor of the
Matsue Bank, Ltd., and the
San-in-do Industrial Co., Ltd.;
b. in i860 in Shimane-prefec-
ture ; 2nd s. of Saburobei Na-
mikawa ; m. Kane, y. sister of
Nichiro Yoshioka of the same
prefecture. Has Twice sat in
the House of Representatives.
Address : Yasuki-cho, Shima-
ne-ken.

■ Namiki, ¥/aichi (31 ;<c «] -),
ex-high-tax.-pa5/er, Mem. of
the House of Peers, farmer ; b.
in 1 865 in the province of
Shinano ; e. s, of Eishichi ; m.
I.ma, e. d. of Sobei Namiki of
Nagano-ken. A large land-
owner.- Address: Nozawa-ma-
chi, Minami-Saku-gun, Naga-
no-ken.

S'ancjima, Tokutaro (-t.!!;

*Wjr Managing Director of
the Nihommatsu Bank, Ltd. ;
d. in 1866 in Fukushinia-pre-
Sicture ; e. s. of Gembet Na-
najima ; m, Oshie, of the .same
prefecture. '^.^fl^i/r^.f.f." Nihom-
matsu-machi, Fukushima-ken.

XJanaumi, Hyokichi ( -b'M^
a), Chief of the Financial
Dep't of the Mitsui Mining
Co. Educ. : graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Commer-
cial School with honours. Ad-
dress : Mikumi-cho, Hongo-
ku,. Tokyo.

Jfanje, Bunvii (.jf ^ ^ ;^),
LujjgCikuhahisIii, M. A; (DX-
ON^, ox-Superintendent of the
I 849 it Dgaki in the province
Private Shinshu College ; b. in
of Mine; s. of Ei jun Taini; acfopi. .

by Jingo Nartjo; m. Aiko, e.
d. of Moshin Wait. -% Educ:
studied at the Taka.kuragakur-'
yd (Hongwan-temple school)
and graduated English and
Sanskrit at Oxford, 1 876- 1 884.
Served- in fhe office of the
Otani Hongwan-temple, \%']2-
1 876 ; was Prof of the Otani
Hongwan-temple School, the
Tokyo Irhperial University, P-
eers' School, tlie Nagoya Fa-
ts5 Gakko, and the Shinshii i .st
Middle School. Ahm de plume:
Seldkwa. Ptihlicaticms : "Sii-
kharatuafiha, "■ " Catalogvie -
of the Buddhi.?t Tripitakaor

Nar

[ 642 ]

Eecrecdion : Reading. Ad-
dress : Shimo- Niban-cho,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

Fanjo, Kaneo C® 1* #
^)., director of the Osaka
branch of the Mitsui ]]n&san
Kaisha (Mitsui products Co.);
6,; the 7th m. of the 6th y..
ofMeiji (1873), province of
Kodzuke : s. : of Shinrokuro
Nanjo, president of the Gum-
ma Agri. and Com. Bank ;
■ m. Kei, d. of, Eisei Saito,
president of the Tosa Electi-ic
Railway Co. Eduo. : graduat-
ed from the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School. 189'i. Ad-
dress: No. 225 Uyeloimachi
8 chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
Td. : 3340 Minami. .

Hansai, Kokiehi (^^^Sfj,
Elxpert of the Dep't of the In-
terior and of the Osaka Brands
of the Bureau of Civil Engi
neeriug. Address: Tosabori ,
Nishi-ku,, Osaka,

Naoi, Ichisuke (it ^ It ^).
Expert of Nagano -prefecture;
b. in 1 867 in Chiba-prefecture;
e. s. of Tsune Naoi, a samurai;
?;t Haru, e.\d. ofRyonosuke
Tatawa of the same prefec-
ture. Educ. : graduated Agri-
culture at the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1892. Address:
No. "140, Motoki-cho, Nagano.

Naoki,' Kynbei (i:*^:Rft).
cereal and fertilizer- dealer.

Director of the Manchuria
Commercial Co., Ltd , the
Myogo Storage Co ," Ltd , the
Amagasaki Kyoritsu Bank,
Ltd., the Nippon Cereal's Co.,
Ltd , Auditor of the Hyogo
Electric R'ly Co., Ltd., and
the 6sth Bank-, Ltd.; b. m
1 87 1 in "'Hyogp-prefecture ;
2nd s. of Kytibei Kaji ; ni. Ai,
e. d. of Genzaburo Watanabe
of Hyogo-prefecture Address:
Hyogo-shimakami-cho, Hyo-
go, Kobe. Tel. : 384.

Ifaoki, Hasaiiosake (jl*Sfe^
£^), Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Nippon
Match Mfg. Co., Ltd., Diiec-
tor of tlie Inland Marine Tran-
sporting Co., Ltd., and the
65th Bank, Ltd., Viee-Chair-
man of the Kobe Chamber
of -Comrrerce ; Alderman of
Kobe; d. in t8Si in Hyogo-
p.refecture ; e. s.. of Katsujiro
Kanda; m. K6, e. d. of E>emb£r-
Nadki, of Hyogo-ken Mem.;
of the Hyogo Prefectural As.-,
sembly; Juror of the 5 th Na^'
tional Industrial Exhibition.
Decoration : 6th Order of Me- '
rit. Address : Kusunoki-cho,
Kobe. Tel. 1041.

Farahara, Shigera (^ K ig
W)i Baron, , Lord-in-Waiting
in Kiukei Hall, Mem. of the;
House of Peers; b. in 1834 i»
Satsuma ; ^.th s. of Sukezae-
mon Narnhara, a samurai;, m.
Suga, e. d. of Kiheida -Mort, a

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Mar

savn/rai of ihe same clan. Re-
ndered servives to the Mikado
at the Restoration ; Secretary
of the Home Dep't ; then of
the Dep't of Agricalture and
Commerce ; Senator ;€ Gover-
nor of Snizuoka ; Court Coun-
cillor; Governor af Okinawa ;
created Baron for his merito-
rious services in 189/. Ad-
dress: Shi-machi, Yotsuya, To-
kyo. Tel. 43 Banch5.

Iffaraoka, KinjirodtPg^B^BK),
Colonel of Artillery; Mem. of
the Military Technical Com-
mittee ; d. in 1864 in Yama-
gata-prefecture. Sub-Lieute-
nant in 1907. Decorations: 4th
Order of the R. S. and 4tli
Class of the G. K. Address :
Koishikawo-cho, Koisbikawa-
ku, Tokyo. ; .

. Karikawa, Eijiro (;SJJi#JitSS)f
Member of the Yokohama
S|iecie .Bank since Ai)i:il 19-
12 ; h. in 1872 in Tokyo;
f. b. of Gitaro Narikawa ; m.
Shin, ^rd d^ of Yasuoki Shoda
of Tokyo,.' Was Manager of
the Tairen and Tientsin Bra-
nches of the Bank. Address :
Yokohama.

Narikawa, p Crtc ;i| m\
Rear- Admiral (on the reserve);
b in 1859; 2nd s. of Kanan-
do Nirikawa, a samurai ; m.
Taka, 2nd', d. of Akiyoshi Ha-
shimoto, of Tokyo. 2nd Sub-
Lieutenant in 1882; took part
in the late war. Decorations :

3rd Order of the R. S. and 4th-
Class of the G. K. Address:
Okubo - Hyakun'n - Cho/ To-
kyo.

¥arishima, Kikujiro Cag^U^
gjj), Proprietor of " Imasei "
(restaurant); b. in 1857 in
Chiba-prefecture ; e. s. of T®-
kuzo Narishima. At the age
of 19 came up to the capital
and entered the service of a
wholesale-poulterer at Senjii ;
then .started a restaurant styled,
" Imasei" at Moto-Osaka-cho;
afterwards elected Mem. of the
Tokyo Prefectural Assembly.
Address: Moto-Osaka-cho, Ni-
hombashi-ku,'Tokyo. TeU ip-
34 Naniwa,

Narita, Katsuro (|g ta WW),
Rear- Admiral (on the reserve);
b. in i860; e. s. of Yoshifusa
'Hs.x\X2l.^^. samurai', m. Ichi, 2hd
d. of Denko Nakana, a samu-
rai of Tokyo. 2nd Sub-Lieute-
nant in 1883; Rear- Admiral
in 1907. Decorations : 3rd Or-
der of the R. S. and 5th Class
of the G. K. Address : Kita-
ura-machi, Naito- Shinjuku,
Tokyo.

Narita., Jlasataka C^piIESt),
Major - General , Comman-
der x)f the 3,rd Brigade of
Field Artillery; (5.1ti'i86s in
the province of Satsuma. Subr
Lieutenant in 1886;' Colonel
in 1905. Decorations: 3rd Or-,
der of the R. S. and 3rd Class
of the G. K. Address : Chi-

Nar

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yoda-mura, Imlsa-guii, Chiba-
ken.

Narami, Kyubei (q|^;X^«,
farmer, high-tax- paySf, Re-
Ipresentative Partner 6f Naru-
loii & Co.; & in 1865 in Aomo-
Iri-Ken ; e. s. cf Sadanori Na-
Wumi ; m. Asa, e. d. of Ukichi
•Miyagawa, 4A Aomori-ken.
Address : Asaseishi-Mura, Mi-
nami-tsugaru - gun, Aomori-
Ken.

Naruse, Masao C^ ^1 E Si),
Viscount, President of the Inu-
ya-ma Bank, Ltd ; l>. in 1869
at Inuyama in the province of
Owari; s. of Seihi Naruse,
Daiuiyo of Inuyama clan ; m.
Kurako, 4th d, of Suketo-
shi Ota," Viscount. Address :
Shimo-Rokuban-cho, Kojima-
chi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 396
Bancho. .

IJariise, Masayasu C;&?iE^),
M. L., Auditor of the Imperial
Storage Co.'fLtd., Manager of
the isth Bank, Ltd.; ^. in 18-
6g in Kagawa-prefecture ; 2nd
s. oflwataro Naruse; in. Mine,
/. ;s^j&r6fTetsu6Takenouchi,
of the same prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the Keio-giju-
ku ; graduated Law at Cornel
yniversity. On returning from
America fcntered the Yokoha-
ma, Specie Bank • Manager of
the Japan Trading Bank, then
of the 1 5th Bank. Address ;.
Shirogane-Sanko-cho, Shiba-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: ii6'j Shiba.

Naruse, Ninzo (JS M ■& ^).
Presiderit of the Japan Wo-
men's University ; b. in 1858
ill Yamaguchi-prefecture ; e. s.
of Koemon Naruse, a samu-
rai. Educ: graduated from the
Yamaguchi Normal School.
Founded the Osaka' Baika
Girls' School in 1878, and be-
came its Director ; was on the
staff of the organization of the
Niigata Girls' School in 1886;
went to U. S. A. for educatio-
nal purposes ; organized the
Japan Women's University in
1 90 1 . Address: Toyokawa-cho,
Takata, Koishikawa Tokyo,
Tel.: 770 Bancho.

Naruse, Hyuzo im M 11 M),
Chief of the Section of Private
Documents in the MitsuiT^'a-
mily Association, Chief of the
Dep't of Education in the same
association ; b. in 1854 in Shi-'
zuoka-prefecture; 2nd s. of
Junjiro Kawamura, a samurai;
was adopted by Tetsugoro Na-
ruse ; m. Sato, e. d. of Kisuke
Sato, a samurai of Tokyo.
j5i^z/c..-"studied at the Keiogiju-
ku and graduated from the To-
kyo Shohokoskusho (defunct
commercial school). Became
Principal Prof, of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School ^
sent abroad for educational
purposes in 1889; accepted an .
appointment from the late Co-
unt Mori and became Director
of the Osaka-city Commercial.

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Nas— Ifaw

School ; General-Manager of
the Shang-hai. Cotton Yarn, in
1895 ; afterwards entered the
Mitsui family association. Ad-
dress : Nakano-cho, Ushigo-
me-lm, Tokyo. Tel: 771 Ban-
cho.

Uarutaki, YukiyasuCilitt^?^).
President of the Hyogo-Ken
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Ltd. Address: Okuhi-
rano-mura, Kobe. Td: 1343.

Nasiiha, Tokioki (M^^ S),
Baron, Vice-Admiral (on the
reserve), Pres. of the Fuji Life
Insurance Co., Ltd.; 3 in 1850
in Yamaguchi-prefecture ; 2}id
s. of Toma Arichi, a samurai;
m. Tetsu, e. d. Jujiro Fushimi-
ya, of Kyoto. Sub-Lieutenant
in 1880 ; took pait in the Si-
no-Japanese War as -and Com-
mander of the Ckiyoda; in the
Boxer trouble as Commander
of the Hatstise ; in the late
war as Commander of the 1st
Squadron ; was created Baron
and decorated with 2nd Order
of the R. S. and 3rd Class of
the G. K. as a war reward. Ad-
dress : Shirogane-Saru-Machi,
Shiba, Tokyo. TeL- \f2i Shi-
ba.

Fatsume, Kinnosuke (SBife:
ttW)j Bungakuhakushi, nove-
list, editor of the Tokyo Asa-
hi : b. in 1867 in Tokyo \y. s.
of Naonori Natsume; ;«.,Kiyo,
e. d. of Shigekazu Nakane of
, Hirosbima-ken. £dtec. : gra-

duated English Literature at
the Imperial University of To-
kyo in 1893; was sent to Eng-
land for study. Instructor of
the Ehime Prefectural Middle'
School ; Prof of the 5th High
Schoql; Lecturer of the Tokyo
Imperial University. Publica-
tions: . '' Wagahai wa Neko
de aru " (I am a cat), etc. Ad-
dress : Waseda-Minami-Ma-
chi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo.

Nawa, Matahachiro OSUXA .
||5), Eear-Admiral, Comman
der of the 3rd Squadron ;

d. in 1 863 in Fukui-prefecture;

e. s. of Shofu Takehisa, a^sa- ■
nitirai ; tn. Koto, y. sister of
Tomokazu Takikawa, a samu-
rai of ^ Shizuoka - prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
Naval College. Cornmander in
1898; Captain in 1904; Rear-
Admiral in 1908. Took part in
the China- Japan War as Sec-
tion Commander of the Maisu-
shima, in the Boxer trouble as
2nd Commander of the Hatsu-
se, and in the Russo-Japanese
War as Commander of the Isu-
mo. Decorations : 3rd Order of
the R. S. and 4th Class of G.
K. Address : Kure.

Nawa, Uaganori C^S M fi S).
Baron, Colonel of Cavalry,
Commander of the Cavalry
Regiment of the Body Guards!).
Military Aide-de-Camp to IJ.
I. H. the Crown Prince ; b. in
1864 at Yanagawa in the pro-

Sag— H'ez

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vinee of Chikugo ; 2nd s. Sa-
daliaru Tomokiyo, a samurai-
of Yanagawa clan ; was adopt-
ed into the family of Baron
Nawa ; -m. Onko, e. d, of Sei-
chi Okubo, a samurai o'i Kyo-
to Educ: graduated from the
Military Academy in 1888, and
the Cavalry Academy. ^Was
appointed Sub^Lieutenant in
1888; Lieutenant in 1891; Cap-
tain in 1894; Major in 1900;
Lieutenant-Colonel in 1904 ;
ColoHei in 1909. Aide-de-
Caffip to H. I. H. the Crown
Prince ; Prof, of the Military
Academy and the Cavalry Aca-
demy; then present post. Took
l)art in the Sino- Japanese War
as head of a cavalry company
and in the late war as Com-
man-der of the ist Regiment of
Cavalry. Was decorated with
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and 4th Class of the GDlden
Kite as a war reward Recrea-
tion : Riding. Address : Shi-
buya-Machi, Tokyo. Tel: 988
Shiba.

Negishi, Iwao (« W %X
President of the 139th Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the Takada
Reeling Co., Ltd ; b. ifl the
province x)f Echigo ; 3rd s of
Ka.zuz6 Yamanouchii a samu-
rai ; was adopted by Yasoe-
mon Negishi. Address :'Y^k.^.-
ta, Niigata-K-en.

Fegoro, Siik^hsru C#*fe#),
Surgeon - Commander, Chief

Surgeon of the Aso; b. in 1867.
Surgeon- Commander in 1906.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
R. S. and 4th Class of the G.
K. Address : Kaigunsho.

ITemoto, Sho Cm*E),'B. Ph.,
Mem. of the Flouse of Repre-
sentatives, farmer ; ^. in 1851
in the province of Hitachi ; s.
of Tokutaka Nemoto ; m. To-
kuko, d. of Chiijiro Ogawa.
^^//A.* studied in I/. S A., 18-
79-1889. Has travellfed round
the xvorld ; Mem. of the Sii-
yukai (Constitutional Party),
PuMic-atid?ts : " Hibi no Chika-
ra " " Bunmei Shimpo Tanken--
ki." etc. Recreations : painting
and calligraphy, curios, and
cultivation. Address: Shikoku-
machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tet.:
710 Shiba.

STeo, SosMro CIS S ^ 1155,
farmer, high-tax-payer, Di-
rector of the Chiietsu Bank'
Ltd ; .b. ill 1874 in Ishikawa-
pfefecture ; e. s-. of Jiibti Iwai ;
m. Matsu, f. sister, of Mitsu
Nakayania of Toyama-Ken.
Succeeded h's adopt, f. So-
shiio Neo ill 1892. Address:
Shoka^inura, Higashi - Tona-
mi-gun, Toyama-ken.

Sfezn, Hajime (M. W — ),
Major of Artillery (on the re-
serve). Manager of the T&a
Ddbun Kai (the iEa.stern Asia-
tic Same Script Association) ;
b. in i860 in the pfoyince of
Kai; ends-, of Katstisl-'ichi Ne-'

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Nih-Uii

zu; in. FA, f. sister, of Taichiro
Fujii of S:iga-prefecture. Fo-
unded the China- japan Trade
Investigation Association with
the late Sei Arao. Address:
Ta-Machi, Akasaka, Tol<yo.

HezH, KaicMro CiSvtg-IlJ),
_Me'->v of the 'House of Repre-
sentatives, Chairman of Board
of Dii-ectors of the Tobu R'Jy
Co, Ltd., the Kabuto Beer
Co , Ltd , and the Dai Nippon
Flour Co., Ltd., Director of
the To!<yo Electric Light Co.,
Ltd, -the Nissin Flour Co.,
Ltd., the Imperial Fertilizer
Co., Ltd., the Buzen Coal Mi-
ning Co., Ltd. , the Nippon Che-
mical Industrial Co , Ltd., the
Tokyo Sack Weaving Co.,
Ivtd., the Yamanashi News-
paper Co., Ltd., and the Bosoi
Chalk Co., Ltd., Auditor of
'the Nippon Fire Brick Co.,
Ltd., a Member of the Stand-
ing Committee of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce ; b. in
1 86o in the province of Kai ;
2nd s of Toemon NCzu ; m.
Kura, y. sister of Tomoatsu
Murakami, of Tokyo. Was im-
prisened for a political offence
in 1 88o; organized Kyoaisha (a
political party); has assisted in
the organization of many com-
panies ; founded the Nogyo Za-
ssM (Agricultural Magazine)
and the Yamanashi English
Schooi. Nom de Plume " Teki-
sei" (voice of flute). Address : \

Aoyama-Minami-machi, A'<a-
saka-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 2560
Shiba.

Ifezu, KeiMeM («#§=§),
high-tax-payer ; b. in 1874 in
the province of Kai ; 4ih s. of
Shion Naito; m. Taka, e. d. of
Kazuhide Nezu., his adopt, f.
A large landowner. Address :
Hirato-Mura, Higashi-Yama-
nashi-gun, Yamanashi-ken.

Hidaliara, ShigeyukiCt:Hif-a

fr), Lieut. -General, Comman-
der of the 2nd Army Di'vi-
'sion; h. in 1861 in Fukuoka
Prefecture ; jrif 5. of ShiJzo'
Nidahara ; m. Tora, e. d. of To-
kei Uemura, of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the Military
Staff College in 1888.^' Sub-
Lieutenant in 1883 ; Major-
General in 1905. Staff to the
2nd Army Division ; Prof at
the Military Staff Cdllege ; at-
tached to the" General Staff
Office ; on the Staff to the ■
Etape Dep't of the 5th Army
Division ; Commander of the
7th Army Brigade ; in the Chi-
na-Japan War, took part on
the Staff of the 2nd Army Di-
vision ; in the late war was at-
tached to the Head-Quarters
of the Sth Army Division ; was
decorated with the 2nd Order
of the Rising Sun and 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite; was
Com. 4? of the Ind. S-arrieon
and then present post in Feb.
191 2. Address: Sendai.

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Nihei, Masazo (— Si IE M)>
Procurator of the Hakodate
Appeal Couit; d. in 1863 at
Wals-amatsu in the province of
Iwashiro ; s. of Kishiro Nihei ;
TO. Kane, e. sister of Seiichi Na-
kanishi, of Tokyo. Educ. : gra^
duated Law at the Tokyo Im-
perial University in iS'gi. Pro-
bationary Judge in 1893 ; Pro-
curator in 1896 ; Procurator
of the Shizuoka District Court
in 1898 ; then of the Kobe
District Court; was transferred
to the Tokyo District Court ;
Procurator of the Nagasaki
Appeal Court ; present post in
1908. Recreations : Sumo {yit^-
stling) and archer. Address:
Hakodate Appeal Court.
■ Niho, Kyuko C-t « ;X a),
Judge and Director of the Ka-
goshima District Court ; b. in
1 854 in Yamaguchi-prefecture;
e. s. of Gensuke Niho, a samu-
rai ; m. Hide, e. d. of Tei Oha-
shi of the same prefecture. Be-
came official of Hamada-pre-
fecture in 1872 ; was appoint-
ed Judge in 1886 ; Director
of the district courts of Kuma-
moto, Naha, and Saga ; then
present post. Addrrss : Kago-
shima District Court.

Mho, Kamematsu (t:1f fefS),
Hogakuhakushi (Jurispruden-
ce), Prof of the Kyoto Impe-
rial Univ.; b. in 1868 in Mie-
prefecture ; jrd s. of Kinai Ni-

ho ; m. Fumi, 2nd d. of Sabu-
robei Nakai. Educ: graduated
Law at the Tokyo Imp, Univ,
in 1893; further studied in
Germany, 1 897- 1 900. Oh re-
turning was appointed present
post. Address : Shikadani-ma-
chi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Mida, Masutaro C-t^H^jk
Eg), HogakuhakusM{CN\\'2Y-o-
cedure). Prof of the Tokyo
Imperial University; b. in 18-
68 in Fukushima-prefecture; e.
s. of Onjia Niida, a samurai; m.
Ai, 2nd d. of Masayoshi Oku-
yama, member -of the House
of Peers. £^?^^..*graduated Law
at the Tokyo Imperial Univ.
in 1893 ; sent to Germany, for.
study, 1 897-1900. Probationa-!
ry Procurator after graduation;
was appointed Judge in 1894;
on returning from Germany,
Prof, of the Kyoto Imperial
University; and then present
post in 1908. Address: Kobi-
natadai-Machi, Koishikawa,
Tokyo,

Niigi, Shinzo ($f « ir li\ '
Rigakuhakusln, I'rof of the
Kyoto Imperial University.
Address : Koyto Univ.

mijiaa, Yoshinao (ira#i:),
Ringakukakushi, Prof, of the
Tohoku Imperial University.
Educ: graduated from the Sa-
pporfc Agricultural School;
was sent abroad for study. Ad-
dress : the Univ., Sapporo.

Miinoto. Shikanosuke (SStcIS.

[

;2SS}» Chief of the Construc-
tion Bureau of the R'ly^Dep't
of the Formosan Government ;
b. in 1870 in the province of
Satsuma ; snds. of Ichibei Fu-
kuzaki; m. Shin, jrd d. ofYa-
suori Shigeno, of the same pro-
vince. Educ: graduated Civil
Engineering at the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1895. -Ad-
dress : Taihoku.

Niirnura, Idzuru Cfr ¥^ ffl),
Btmgakuhakushi, Prof of the
Faculty of Literature in the
Kyoto Imperial University.
Address: Kyoto. Unvi.

Uiiyama, Sosuke CSr ill SE IS),
Expert of the Horse Admini-
stration Bureau and Director of
the Shimosa Imperial Pasture;
b. in 1859 in Yamaguchi-
prefecture. Educ: graduated
Mulomedicin at the Komaba
Agricultural College in 1880.
Became Assist,- Prof of his
alma zvater in 1880; then
entered the Imperial House-
hold Dep't. Address: Kamime-
guro, Meguro-Mura, Tokyo.

Niiyama, Yoshitomo C^ III S
^a), Major-General, ex-Comm.

tantry ; <5. in i854in Yamagu-
chi-prefecture ; e. s. of Ikuno-
shin Niiyama, a samurai ; in.
Masa, e. d. pi Issaku Tokuna-
ga, a samurai oi ChoshOclan.
Was appointed'-Sub-Lieuten-
ant in 1877 ; Lieutenant in i8-
83.; Captain in 1887; Major

1

Nis

ill 1894; Lieut.-Colonel in 19-
00 ; Colonel in 1903 ; Major-
General in 1907, In the Chino-
Japanese War took' part^as
Adjutant to the ist Army Di-
vision ; in the late war distin-
guished himself as Comman-
der of the 1 2th Regiment of
Infantry ; Dir. of the Rewards
Office in the War Office after
the war ; was decorated with
the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and 3rd Class of the Gold-
en Kite as a war i-eward. Ad-
dress .".^Toyohashi, Aichi-ken.

Mizeki, Zempachi (^^#A), ,
Mayor of Yamagata. Address:
Hatago-machi, Yamagata.

Niizuma, Gosuke (SjS^|5;)t
Colonel of Artillery, Coro- .
. mander of the 23rd Regi-,"
ment of the Field-artillery;
b. 1868 in Miyagi-ken. Sub-
Lieut., July 1889; Lieut.,
Nov. 1892; Captain, January
1896; Major, January 1902;
Lieut.-Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, Nov. 191 1. Decora-
tions: 5th Order of S. T.,
4th Order of R. S., 4tli
Class of Golden -Kite. Ad-
dress: Okayama, Okayama-
ken.

Mizuma, Komagoro («tS®]S
IP) JChief of Police in Miyagi-
pre'fecture; b. in 1855 in Fuku-
shima-prefecture ; e. s, of Ichi-
ro Niizuma, z.- samurai-,'^ mr
Toku, e. s. of Rinkichi Miura
of Shimane-ken. Began his

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career as Policeman in 1 874 ;
Ciiief of: Police in the prefec-
:tures of Okayama, Hiroshima,
'Niigata, and_Ghiba; present
post in 1906.; Address : Naka-
Sugiyama-:darI,:.S2nd'ai.

Kjo, Masanmi-o C- ^ IE ®),
Baron, Mem. of the HouSe oi ,
Peers ; 6. 1872 ; pk s. of Na-
tiyoshi Nijo ; m. Tsuruko, d.
of Tadamichi Sakai, Count.
Address: Totsukamura, Toyo-
tama-guft, Tokyo. Tel.: 2460
Bancho;

Wijo, Motohiro (- m 'M Si),
Piince, Mem. of the House of
Peers, Court Councillor ; ^. on
the 25th of the lOth month in
the 5th year of Ansei (1859)
at Kyoto ; y. b. of Michitaka
Kujo,, Prince ; 'in. Aiko, aunt .
of Toshitame Tvlaeda, Marquis.
Ed.uc: s"tudied at Cambridge
yniversity, England. Address:
WakamatsH-cho, Ushigome-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 6y Bancho.

Mki, Keiizo (n ^..W, 3).
Igakukakase, director of the
Komagome Hospital. Ednc:
graduated from the , College.
of Medicine of the Tokyo Im-
perial University. Address:
No. 60 Ogawa-cho, Kanda-
ku, Tokyo.

Knoiiiiya, Kojun (r: g ^JiM%
farmer, high-tax-payer ; b. m
'•857«|in Niigata-ken ; e. s. of
Kojuri Ninomiyafa. samurai;
fn. Mita. e. d. of Shinsakti Hora^

ma, of the same prefecture; A,
large landowner. Address: Ha-
suno - inura, Kita - Kambara-'
gun, Niigata-ken.

_ Kinomiya, Tetsuzo ( — S ^
^). Mayor of Fukushima. Ad-
dress ':■' Sugitsuma-roachi, Fu-
kushima.- ;• .'

, :^io, Koreshige (fc m '^1M)-
2nd Order of Merit, Mem. oi
the House of Peers; b. in 1851
in the province of Tosa ; e. s.
of Munehao Nio, a samurai oi
Toshu clan ; m. Shigeru, 2nd
d. of Katsumi Shiga, a samu-
rai of the same prefecture.
Became official of the Kuma-
moto-prefecture in 1872; was
transferred , to the Fukuoka-
prefectu 1 e ^ Superintendent of
the Fukuoka Revenue Inspct-
ion Bureau in 1^84 ; entered
the Central Government as
Revenue Controlleif and Coun-
cillor of the Financial Pep't ;
Financial Adviser to the Ko-
i-ean Governnnent, 1895-1896;
was appoirited Dir. of the To-
bacco Monopoly Bureau in
1S98; resigned the post in 19-
OIJ ; Was nominated Mem. of
the House of Peers in 1907.
Address: Naka-machi, Ushii*
gome, Tokyo. 7I'/,.* 439 Han-
cho.

'Nishi, Eitaro (ffi ^ ic W),
President of the Saga-ken A'g-:
ricultural and Industrial Bank,'
Ltd. ; b. in i'854 in Saga-ken;
s. of Hiroyeslii Nishi, a s .mU-

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Mj— Uis

rat; m. Isii, e. d of Santei Se-
toguchi of Yamaguchi - ken.
■Address: Taku-raura, Ogi-gun,
'Saga-ken.

Uisiii, Gensliirq (H" Jisrajp},
Counsellor to the Embassy at
Vienna; h. in 1 860 at Toyoura
in Yamaguchi Prefecture; 2nd
s. of Fusanari Nishi, a samurai;
m. Asa-ko, d. of the late Prince
Ito.' Educ, : studied in China
and giaduated Politics and So-
ciology at the Brussels Uni-
|Versity. Was appointed Attache
' Deplomatiqiie in 1893 ;' Coun-
cillor of the Foreign Office in
■Nov.:, ^as in the suite of Vis-
count- Ito when he went to
Chefoo tb exchange the ratifi-
cation of the peace treaty bet-
ween Japan and China in 1 89 5 ;
3,rd Class Secretary to . the
Legation at Berlin; 2nd Class
• Secretary to the Legation at
Vienna and Brussels; 1st Class
Secretary to the Legation at
Vienna ; recalled home -^ 19-
05 ; Acting Chief of the^ 2nd
and 3rd Sections of the Poli-
,tical Bureau. Rome Address:
Oi-machi, Ehara-gun, Tokyo.

WsM. HirokicM (Ei }$. S),
Vice-Director of the Kobe
iPrefecturaL Hospital. Ad-dress:
Kusunoki-cho, Kobe.

Mshi, Isao CB S_ Mil,
S-oi'geon-Captain, Vice-Ohief-
Surgeon of the Sasehv JSfaval
Hospital; b. in 1 869. Surgeon-

Commander in ! 906. Decora-^
^/r?« .• 4th Order of the R. S.

-'^ Address : Paseho.

ffishi, MorinosMn CM ^
'Z. si), Igakuhahuslii, Doctor;
h. in Kagoshima. IS due : gra-
duated from the College of
Medicine of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. Served as assistant for
a year at the Miura Hospital ;
after returning to his native
country, commenced medical
practice ; went to Germany for
the study of medicine, 1907;
returned home from abroad,
1910 ; received the degree of
IgahuhakiisM, Dec'. 1912. Ad-
dress ; KagOshima-shi, Kagc
shima-ken.

Slisiii, Shinrokuro (IS ^fi^MX
Baron, Rear- Admiral, y^z'iff-a^^-
Camp, 3rd Order of Merit \
b. in 1 860 at Yedo ; y. b. oi
Count Hayashi, ex-Minister foi
Foreign Affairs ; was adopted
by the late Baron Shu Nishi ;
in. Kiyoko, 2nd d. of Shiiset&u
Oka, a samurai of Choshu.
Educ. : graduated from the
Naval College. Was appointed
2nd Sub-Lieutenant in 1885 ;
took part in the China-Japan

■ War as Lieutenant on board
the gun-boat Musashi ; stayed
in U. S K. as Legation Naval
Attache; Captain in 1902;
afterwards promoted _Rear-
Admiral. Address •: Omori-
machi Ebara-gim, Tokyo.
Mshigori. Kan (H HS #).

His

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Secretary of Shimane-prefec-
ture. Address : Matsue-city.

Nishigotsuji, Fuminaka (H 35;
aXf-f), Baron, Mem. of the
House of Feers; 2nd s. of Taka-
naka Gotsuji ; m. Tame-ko,_;'.
j?ly/^^ of Yoshimitsu Uramatsu,
Viscount. When young be-
came Abbot of the Kofukuji at
Nara; entered the Imperial
Household Dep't in 1873; was
elected Mem. of the House of
Peers in 1890. Address: Yo-
ban-ch5, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel. : IS 74 Banch5.

Wishihara, Shigetaro (MM
jS;ft:filO, Lieut.-Ool. of Eng.
Commander of the 14th Bat-
talion of Engineers; ^. in 1870
in Fukuoka-prefecture. Sub- ,
Lieutenant in 1 894 ; Major in
1904. Decorations : 4th Order
of the R S. and 4th Class of
the G. K. Address: Mito.

Uishijima, Sukeyoshi (H,&|()
ft)> Baron, Lieutenant Gene-
ralf 2nd reserve); b. in 1847
in Yamaguchi-prefecture; e.s.
of Jiemon Nishijima, a samu-
rai; in. Sato, adopt, d. of Jilki-
chi Yasuno of NagasaKi. Was
appointed Sub-Lieutenant in
1873 ; Major General in 1898;
Lieutenant Genaral in 1904.
Commander of the nth and
44th Regiments of Infantry;
Director of Mie Kyododan (Mi-
litary Non-Commissioned Offi-
cers' School) ; Commander of
the 27th and 7th Infantry Bri-

gades ; and then Commander
of the 2nd Army Divisioii.
Took part in the China- Japan
War as a regimental com-
mander of the sth Army Di-
vision; in the late war as Com-
mander of thd- 2nd Army
Division under General Oku;
Commander of the Japanese
troops in Korea ; created Ba-
ron and decorated with the
1st Order of the Rising Sun
and 2nd Class of the Golden
Kite as a war reward. Ad-
dress: Kami-Nagasaki-mura,
Nagasaki.

STisliikata, Asazo (JfH"l8H)r
Doctor of Medicine; b. t%TJ
in the province of Echigo;' s.
of Yotaro Nishikata; m. Ta-
ma Shibuya, Dec. 2Sth 1906.
Educ: studied at a medical
college of San Francisco,
and at the branch school of
the Medical College of the
California University, U. S.
A.; received the M. D. de-
grees from the above institu-
tions in 1905 and 1908.
Address: No. 21 Suda-cho,
Kanda, Tokyo. Chib: Bei-
yukyokai. ,

Ifisiiikawa, Buzaemoa (M/H
^£SP^), high-tax-payer ; ^.
in 1837 in Saitama-prefecture;
jrd s. of Takuemon Hatchi ;
was adopted by Tadaoshi
Nishikawa. Succeeded his ad^
opted father in 1883. A large
landowner. Address : Shigf-

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Nis

machi, Kita-adachi-gun, Saifa-
ma-ken.

Nishikawa, Jingoro- (M jil i£
E B|5), M. of House of Peers,
President of the Yaata Silk
Twisting Co., Ltd., and the
Yaata. Bank, Ltd., Director oi
tlie Omi Sail Co.,- Ltd., the
Shiga prefectural Agricultuarl
and Industrial Bank ; (5. in 1 8-
70 in Shiga-prefecture; e. s. of
Shigetake Nishikawa ; m. Ta-
me, of the same prefecture.
Address : . Yaata-cho, Gamo-
gun, Shiga-ken ; Tori Itcho-
me, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Tel.'
948 /. d. Honkyoku.

Mshikawa, Magohei (Mjil^
J^fS), iron-m.onger; 6. in 1871
at Osaka ; e. s. of Magoichiro
Nishikawa ; ?«. Nao, 27td d. of
Rihei Yamada of the same
prefecture.; Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1883. A well known
iron-monger in the city. Add-
^.j.?.- Tenjimbashi-suji, Kitaku,
Osaka." Tel.: 1812 Higashi.

Jfishikawa, Masnjiro (El;ilit
^BR), Pres. of the. Matsuzaka
Bank, Ltd. ; ij. in 1869 in the
province of Ise ; 2nd s. of Hei-
emon Nishikawa ; in. Koma,
2nd d. of Tsunejt Takahashi
of the same province. Ad-
dress : Matsuzaka-machi, Mie-
ken.

Nishikawa, Riii'icliiro CSjiltic
—515)) high-tax-payer ; i. in
1846 in the province of Ya-
mato ; 2nd s. of Kyubei Asai ;

was adopted into the Nishika-
wa family ; m. Sei. A large
landowner. Address : Iwaki-
mura, Kita-katsuragi-gun,Na-

ra-ken.

Jfis'flikawa, Tetsujiro [W^IM
""' Judge and President of
the Nagasaki Court of Appeal;
b. in 1853 at Aizu; y. b. of
Hikotaro Nishikawa, a samu-
rai; m. Fumi, y. sister of Yoshi-
nosuke }r{diSCga.wA, Kogahika^
kusM.Educ: graduated Law at
the Imperial University of To-
kyo in 1878. Became Chancel-
lor of the Legation at London;
Secretary of the Dep't of Edu-
cation ; then Judge in 1886;
Director of the Mito District
Court ; Sectional Chief of the
Nagasaki Court of Appeal ;
Judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion ; President of the Hako-
date Court of Appeal ; present
post in 1906, Address; Yao-
ya-machi, Nagasaki,

Nishikawa, Torajiro (IS ji|
* ^ HSJ, Colonel of Infantry,
Chief of Staff to the 3rd Army
Division ; b. in 1867 in Fuku-'
oka-prefecture ; y. b. of Ka-
tsutaro Nishikawa, a samurai;,
m. Shige,;;/. s. of Yojiro Naka-
mura, a samurai of the satne
prefecture. Edut. : graduated
from the Military Acaderay.
Sub-Lieutenant in 1889; Lieu-
tenant in 1893 ;^. Captain in
1895 ; Major in 1901 ; Lieut.-.
Colonel in 1904; Colonel in.

Sis

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Secretary, of the pEefectures
Qf-Yamanashi, Shizuoka, and
Ibaraki ; Poliee - Superinten-
dent ; Secijetary ef the prefec-
tures of Shiga and Ehime ;
then present post- Recreation :
Fencing. Address: Fukushima-
ctiy.

Nishikawa, Tore! (BVH ^*-',
Artist, Japanese painter (Na-
nbokii union school) ; h. the
3Ed y. of Keio (1867) in Kyo-
to ; s. of Seishichi Nishikawa ;
m. Harxxko, - 1900. Educ. :
privately. Recreation : literary
arts. Address : No. 5, Jnn-
kei-cho, "1 chome, Minami-
fcu, Osaka. Glub : the Osaka
Art Society.

jS^ishikikoji, Arilikira (iS<i-'^
^W). Viscount, Manager of
the Crown Prince's Household
Office ; 6. in 1869; at Kyoto ;
)>. d. oi Aritnasa Karahashi,
Viscount. Address: Harajuku,
Sendagaya, Tokyo. Tel. : 2,5-
28 Sbiba.

Sishikajbo, Hirwnichi (S;^
it?il ). Governor of Fukushi-
maTprefecture ; d. in 1863 at
Saga in the province of Hizen;
e. s, of Klrin. Nishikub.o, a sa-
murai-, in. Misa. Educ.. : gra-
duated. La\y at the Shikdshb
Hq Qdkko. (Gorvernrnent law
school); in 1895 ; passed the
Higher Civil Service Exami-
nation in 1897. Cliief of Po-
lice in Ishikawa - prefecture ;

I9Q7- Prof at the Military
Staff College; sent to England
in 1902 ; in the late war took
part on the Staff to the Etape
Head-Quarters and then to the
Yalu, Arpiy ;_ was decorated
with 3td Order of the Rising
Sun and 3rd Class of the G0I-;
den Kite for his services.

UishlKiTine, Motojiro C0 ^ 76
^ W)., high-tax-payer, Chair-
man of Board of Directors of
the Toyoda Bank, Ltd., Dire-
ctor of the Hiroshima-ken Ag-
ricaltural and Industrial Bank,
Ltd,, President of the Bingo
Dockyard Co.y Ltd. ; b. in
1854 in Hiroshirna-ken ; 2nd
s. of Yasubei Uematsu; m. Shi-
ge, jrd d. Uhei Sanada of Hi-
roshima-ken. Succeeded his_
adopt. ./• Zenshiro Nishimune
in 1891. Address: Tadami-
machi Hiroshima-ken.

Wishimiar*, ChukieM (Hlf ,@.
oX President of the-Hokuyo
Siteam,ship Co., Ltd. ; h. in 18-
7 1 in Ishikawa-prefecture ; e,
s. of Chuzaemon Nishimura ;
m. Hatsu, e. d. of Chozaburo
Nishimura, of the same prefec-
ture. Address: Ichinomiya-mu-
ra, Ishikawa-ken.

Nishimttra, Eisaburo, CBtJS
^Bl!.)> Representntive Partner
.of Kanamarii & Co., silk-tra-
di?r ; b. 1876. at Yokoharna ;
e. s. of the deceased Kisaburp
Nishimura ; m. Kiyo, adopt d.
of Baron Susumu Sato. Edjic:
graduated from the Govern-

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Nis

ment. Foreign Language S-
chool... SucceectecJ his father in
19 lo. Address : Minami-aaka-
dori,, Yekohama Tel: 135.

Mshimura, Koielii (®tJ'>"iU),
deakr in canKed goods. Pre-
sident of the, Manse i Bank,
litd.. Director of the Yamada
Transport Co., Ltd., Auditor
of the Imperial Cold Storage
Co., Ltd., Mem. of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce ; d in
1849 'II Tokyo ; e. s. of Ko-
heiji Nibhimura. Address: ,..
Suda-choj Eanda-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1604 Honkyoku.

KisJiiniiira, Konosnfce iM -ff
K Z -ffl), Colonel of Infantry,
Chief of the Sendai Branch of
the Special Military Dep't of
Constructions i b. ia 1856 in
the province of Shinano.. Sub-
Lieutenant in 188,3 ; Colonel
in 1905. Decorations; 3rd Or-
der of the R. S. and 4th Class
of the G. K. Address : Sendai.

_ HisMmura, Masszo CH # ^
^)i Mayor of Onomichi, Ad-
dress : Kubomaehi, Onomichi.

MsMmura, Mikijiro (M W %
6^ 31! > Chief of the Ophthal-
njqlogical Dep't of the Kobe
Frefectural Hospital. Address:
KusmMJci-cho, Kobe.

Mshimura, Mitsiiya (M W %
5^.), Head-Master of the Ya-
manashi Normal School ; b.
the 1 2th m of the 2nd y. of
Keio (1866) in Kitanoka-
rairaura, Magagun, prefecture

of Wakayama ; s, of Ya'tarq
Nishirnura. Ediic. : graduated
from the -Wakayama Normal
School in 1887 ; the Literature
Course, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School in 1891. Be-
came a teacher of the Kanaga-.
waken Normal School in iS-
91; the Gifuken Normal School
in 1 893 ; the Okinawa Normal
School in 1899; the Okinawa
Higher Girls' School in 1 899 ;
Head-Master of the Okinawa
Normal School ;. the Okinawa
Higher Girls' School in 1904 ;
present post since 1910. Add-
ress : tie Yamanashi Normal
School.

31 isMmura, RyokicM (5I U ^
"n). J Lord -in- Waiting in the
KMei Hall, Mem. of the Ho-
use of Peers ; 6. in 1839 in the
province of Tosa ; e. s. of Yu-
nushin Nishimura, a samurai ;
■m. Ai, 2ndd. of Jin-etaon Sasa-
ki of Kyoto. Governor of the
prefectures of Osaka, Tottori,
etc. Address : Shirokane-cho,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo.

Fisliimnra, SeiicH (Si^lt— ),
Baron, Lieutenant - Gen;;ral

(retired) ; .5. in 1855 in Yama-
guchi prefecture ; e. s. of Ma-
sayuki Nishimura ; m. Chitori,
e. d. of Tokuzo Fukunaga, a
samurai of the same prefect-
ure. Educ: graduated from the
Heigakuryo. .^ Sub - I^ieutenant
of Artillery in 1877 ; Lieute-
nant in 1S80 ; Captain in 1883;

me

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Major in 1887; Lieutenant-Co-
lonel in 1895 ; Major-General
in 1900 ; - Lieutenant-General
in 1906. Prof, of the Military-
Academy ; Commander of the
1st Battalion of Field Artil-
lery ; then of the loth Regi-
ment of Field. Artilleiy ; Di-
rector of the Military Arsenal
of Tokyo ; was created Baron
in recognition of his ^rvices
in the -late war. Decorations:
2nd Order of the R. S. and
2nd Class of the G. K. Address:
Suidobata - cho^ Koishikawa,
Tokyo. Tel: 58 Bancho.

Mshimura, SMgeaosuke CStf
%Z.W), President of the Kita-
yama ]3ank, Ltd.; b. in 1859
in Mi&=ken ; e. s. of Sakujiro
Nishimura ; m. Fusayo, of Wa-
kayama-ken.. Address : Kimo-
to-machi", Mie-Ken.

Nishimura, Snkezo (®#^H),
Dentist, Mem. of the Govern-
ment Medical Examination
Committee ; <5. in 1854 'ii Hyo-
go-ken ; m. Gin, adopt, d. of
YohachijiTsutsui of Tokyo.
Address: Imabashi, Higashi-
ku, Osaka, . 2>/..- 89 Higashi.

!K'ishimura, Tanjiro (MtJ:^®
MIO, Meni. of the House of Re-
presentatives ; b. in 1 866 in
Okayama-ken ; ;y. b. of Tomo-
taro Itano ; was adopted by
Tsurutaro Nishimura. Educ. :
graduated Politics at the Wa-
seda University ; further stu-
died in U. S: A. On returning

from abroad became an, editor.
./4^</^m.- Takahiashi-machi, O-
kayama:=^ifen.

MsMmnra, Tokihiko (ES^^
®). Chief editor of the Osaka
Asahi (daily paper); b. the 7th
m. of the 1st y. of Keio (18-
65) in Kagoshima-prefecture;
e. s. of the late Shironosuke
Nishimura, a, Satsuma samu-
rai ; VI. Sachi, e. d. of Kei-
rin Mihara of the same pre-
fecture. Edtic: studied Chinese
classics under his uncle An-
yeki Shigeno, a famous scho-
lan Has long experience as
ajournahstand is well known
by his pen-name " Tenshu."
Address: No, 213, Matsuga-
echo, Kitaku, Osaka.

ITishino, Kaemon m^M^%
pg), Indigo-dealer, high-tax-
payer; ^. in 1878 in the pro-
vince of Awa ; 2nd s. of Ya-
sutaro Nishino, a wealthy
riian ; m.M3.sz.e, 2ndd. ofKen-
shiro Nishino of the same pro-
vince. Has a branch at Tokyo.
A highest - tax - payer in the
prefecture, Address: Koma-
tsubara-machi, Katsuura-gun,
Tokushima-ken ; Mina mi-hat-
chobori, Kyobashiku, Tokyo ;
Tel: 4042 /. d. Shimbashi.

Hishio, Keijiro m mm^k m\
Lngmeer of the Bureau of Mi-
nes ; b. in 1 87 1 at Shizuoka ;
s. of Kichiemon Nishio ; m.
Yetsu, e.d.ofR. Adachi. Educ. ;
graduated Mining and Metal-
lurgy at the Tokyo Imperial

[657

University in 1898. Was ap-
pointed Engineer of the Fuku-
oka Mine Inspection Office in
1898; Chief Engineer of the
Sapporo M. I. O. in 1899;
then of the Tokyo M. I, O. in
1902), was transferred to the
Osaka M. I. O. in 1906 ; and
then present post in 1909. Ad-
dress : Kobikicho, Kyobashi,
Tokyo. C7«^.f : Member of the
American Institute of Mining
Engineers, the Mining Society
of Japan, and the Tokyo Geo-
graphical Society.

Nishic, Tadao CS M M ^),
Major of Engineers^ Comman-
der of the 4th Battalion of En-
gineers ; ^. in 1869 in the pro-
vince of Shinano. Sub-Lieute-
nant in 1894 ; Major in 1905.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
R. S. and 4th_Class of the G.
K. Address : Osaka.

Kishio, Takejiro (®lit^IB),
President of the Gosho Bank,
Ltd. Address : Gosh5-machi,
Minami-Katsuragi-gun, Nara-
ken.

NisMoka, Tokusuke mW&Wj
farmer, high-tax-payer, Au-
ditor of the Imaii Bank, Ltd.;
b. in 1S52 in Saga-ken; 2nd
s of KobeiNishioka. .^(^(/r^5.r:
Nishi-mura, Nishi-Matsuura-
gun, Saga-ken.

NisHsanjo, Saneyoshi (M 3
^ K ffi). Count, Master of
Ceremonies; b. in i866 at Kyo-
to ; e. 3. of Viscount Kazaha-

ya ; m. Hamako, adopt, d. of
the late Count Nishisanjo. Ad-
dress : Nishikubo-Shiroyama-
cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
661 Shiba.

K^ishitakatsuji, Nobuwaka (M
MH-iMB^, Baron, Shinto Priest
of the Dazaifu-Shrine ; b. in
1 877 ; jrd. s. of Shingen Ta-
katsuji ; m. Haruko, j/. sister
of Count Tachibana. Address :
Dazaifu-machi, Fukuoka-Ken.

NisMwakf.-Kanzo (.m&%m.').
President of the Ojiya Bank,
Ltd. Address: Ojiya-machi, Ki-
ta-Uonuma-gun, Niigata-Ken-.

Nishiyama, Saneciika (ESiIjK
H), Captain, Chief of the Na-
val Staff of the Formosan Go-
vernment; 6. in 1862. Educ.^
graduated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1878. 2nd Commander
in 1S97 ; Commander in 1898;
Captain 1905. Decorations: 3rd
Order of the R. S. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address :
Taihoku, Formosa.

Mshiyama, Yasukiehi Oil]^*
§), Captain, Mem. of the E-
quipment Committee of the
Yokosuka Naval Arsenal ; b.
in 1864. Educ: graduated from
the Naval College in 1880.
2nd Commander in 1897; Com-
mander in 1898 ; Captain in
1905 . Decorations : 3rd Order
of the R. S. and 4th Class of
the G. K. Address : Yokosu-
ka.

Jfishizawa Heihachi (M vf ^

3ffis

£ 65:8 ]

y^). President of the Kyukei-
sha Bank/ Ltd., Director of -the
Shinano Electric Go./ Ltd.; b.
in 1863 in Nagano-prefecture;
e. s. of Heihachi Nishizawa ;
■m. Hisa, 2nd d. of San-emon
Shichizawa of the same pre-
fecture. /J^</r«.f:Nakano-ma-
chi, Shimo-Takai-gun, Naga-
no-ken.

Nishizawa, Kichiro (IS#$S15)
President of the Sanuki 13ank,_
Ltd., and Representative Part-
ner of the Sanuki Soy Brewer-
ing Co.; b. in 187 1 in Chiba-
prefecture-; e. s. of Yusuke Ni-
shizawa, a Samurai ; in. Niii,
_;'.. sister of Banz5 Suzuki of the
same prefecture. Address: Sa-
nuki-machi, Kimitsii-gun, Clii-
ba-ken.

irishizawa, Kimio (Mvf feSi),
Chief Expert to the Tayeh
Iron Mining Works of the Ag-
ricultural and Commercial De-
p't, F. R. S. A.,wF. R. Y. S.,
F. R. B, A; b. in i868 in the
province of Aki ; s. of Kiyohei
Nishizawa, a samurai of Fu-
kuyuma clan ; m. Yoshi, ^th d.
of Shinjuro Sugiyama. Educ. :
graduated from the Private To-
kyo Physics School and the
Science College of Tokyo Im-
perial University. Began his
career as Prof, of the Military
Academy ; Expert to business
companies ;. then entered the
Governmen.; service as expert
to the Imperial Iron Foundry.

Was business , adviser to the
Ghiiiese Government. Travelr
led over China and is well in-
forified on things Ciiinese. Pub-
lications : several works on
chemistry. Recreations:, shoot-
ing and horticulture. Address:
Komazawa, Ebara-gure, To-
kyo ; Tayeh, China.

Mshizawo,, Sadakichi iMW&
to, ex-Mem.of the House of Re-
presentatives ; b. in 1 87 1 in
Yamagata-ken ; 2fid s. of Sei-
suke Suzuki ; m. Sei, e. d, ol
Chuemon Nishizawa, his ado-
pt, f. Educ.: graduated from
the Miyagi Agricultural School
and the Senshii School. Ad-
di-ess : Nanuka-Cho, Yamaga-
ta-cily. '•

Nishizawa, ZensMcM (Srf #
-I"), cloth-dealer, Director of
the Shunzu Electric R'ly Co.,
Ltd., and the Mishima Dyeing
Co., Ltd., Auditor of the To-
kyo Bank,'^ Ltd., the Steel
Works, Ltd., the Nissin Dye-
ing Cloth Co., Ltd., and the
Toakoshi, Ltd., Mem. of the
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce;
b. in 1858 in Tokyo,; e. s. of
Yasokichi Kobayashi ; was a-
dopted into the family of Ni-
shizawa ; m. Fushif 2udd. of
Zenshichi Nishizawa. Educ.:
graduated from the Kyododan
(Military Non-Commissioned
officers' School). Address:
Shin-Zaimoku-cho; JSiihomba-
shi-ku, Tokyo. 7>/,: 2804'Na-

[659 ]

Uit^Niw

niwa-.

. Nita, Naoshi C-tHiiL), Jy^^-
gakiikakushi (Dr. of Veterina-
ry science), Assist -Prof, of
the Faculty of Agriculture in
the Tokyo Imperial University.
■Address : Takehaya-cho, Koi-
shikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Fitobe Inazo m^l^ M jt),
Nogakuhakuslii (Agricultural
Economics), Hogakuhakuslii
(Coloniza-
tion), Ph.
D., B. A.
(Johns Ho-
pkins), Di-
rector of
the First
National
College,
Prof, in the
Law Facu-
lty of the
Imperial University of To-
kyo ; b. in 1 862 at Morloka ;
s. of Jiujiro Nitobe ; was adop-
ted by Shichiro Nitobe, a sa-
murai; m. Mary P. Elkinton
of Philadelphia, Educ: gra-
duated at the Sapporo Agricul-
tural College in 1881 ; studied
for about a year in the Tokyo
Imperial University ; went to
U. S. A. and graduated from
the Johns Hopkins University;
further studied in Bonn, Halle,
and Berlin. Assistant Prof of
the Sapporo Agricultural Col-
lege ; on returning from Ger-
many was appointed Prof of

the same institutioA ; Expert
to the Governor-General of
Formosa ; Prof of the Kyoto
Imperial University in 1903;
Director of the First National
College in 1907. Publications ;
" History of Intercourse be-
tween U. S. and Japan," " Bu-
skido" (in English), "Thoughts
and Essays," "Nogyohonrpn"
(on agriculture), " Kigan-no-
ashi," " Zuisoroku," " Faust,"
etc. Recreations : little child-
ren and old books. Address :
Kobinata - daimachi Itchome
75) Koishikawa, Tokyo. Te/.:
1075 Bancho.-

Hitta, Sadagoro (trfflS-EIIO,
Managing Director of the'I-^
mamachi Bank, Ltd. Address:
Imamachi, Nishi - Kambara -
gun, Niigata-ken.

Nitta, Tadazumi (ij H .% 18%
Baron, Mem. of the House of
Peers, former Daimyo of Nitta
clan ; (5. in 1856 at Nitta in the
province of Kotsuke ; 2nds. of
Toshizunii*- Nitta ; m. Iso, y.
sister of Mototada Mori, Vis-
count. Has travelled abroad
twice. Address: Nakano-cho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel.: 27 2^, Shi-
ba.
iriwa,Go(:fJ^P!iJ),Maj.-Gen., ,

Commander of the 6th Bri-
gade of Infantry: b. in 1859
in Aichi-prefectufe. Sub-Lieu-'
tenant in 1884 ; Colonel in 19-

07 . Decoi'atioiis : 3rd Order of

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R. .'S". and 4th; Class of the
G. K. ; present " rank, Sept.
191 1. Address: Kanazawa.

Hiwa, Faganori (^ ^ A Wdt
Viscount, former Daimyo of
Nihommatsu clan ; b. in 1873 \
6th s. of MiJ^enyri Date, Dai-
myo of Sendai clan ; m. Kumi-
ko, d. of his adopt, f. Nagakuni
Niwa. Succeeded his father in
1904. Address : Roppongi, A-
zabu, Tokyo. 2^/.: iSgSShiba.

Hiwa, If oritada W ^ ^ ,^),
Captain {e7i desponsabilite) ; b.
in i860. Captain in 1903. De-
corations : 3rd Order of the R.
S. Address: No. 16, Kogai-
cho. Azabu, Tokyo.

Hiwa, Kyunosiike j^'^tlZW, ■
3rd Order of Merit, Master of
Ceremonies ; A in 1 847, Saga-
prefecture ; e, s. of Zoshin Ni-
wa, a s'amurai ; tti. Yasu, e. d.

of Tadayasu Ishii, z. samurai oi
the same prefecture. Address :
Hirakawa-cho, Kojimachi, To-
kyo Tel.: 1605 Bancho. '

Kwa, Sukehiko i^MpiM'),
Expert of the Dep't of Finance
'.nd Director of the Yokoha-
ma Branch of the Special Con-
struction Office of the Dep't.
Address: Aokl-cho, Yokoha-
ma.

Uiwa, Ujiatsu (Jf ^ A W),
Viscount; b. in 1862; 3rd s.
of Ujinaki*Niwa ^'-m. Chiyo,
e. d. of Koretomo Matsuzaki
of Kyoto. Address : Minami-
iga-choj Yot£iiiya-ku, Tokyo.'

Niwada, Shigeyaki (^ K M
=iT), Count; b. in 1891 ; e.s.
of ShigenaotNiwada,. kuge.
Address: Sayama - Mimami-
machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo.

Hiwayama, Koen (M Ul
ff ifj), artist, Japanese paint^
er (Maruyama school); b. Jan.
of the 2nd y. of Meiji (1869)
at Watamachi, Himeji-eity,
Hyogo-prefceture ; s. of Tsune-
saburo Niwayama; m. Chiyo-
ko, d. of Heishichi Kiuoshita,
Axignst 1896. Edue.: Pri-
vately. Exhibited his master-
pieces in various exhibitions
and very often was awarded
prizes; had honour of draw-
ing before their Majesties .and
some other Imp. princes ; the
room decoration of late Shozo
Kawasaki's villa, at which H.
M. Empress Dowager stopped,
was drawn by him ; once was /
prof, at the Naniwa art school,
1884: — . Secreaticii ; travell-
ing. Address: No. 37 Kita-
hama 4 ehome, Higashi-ku,
Osaka. Clubs. Osaka Art
Society, Taisho Art Society.

Notioru, Shomu (^ g ^),
Lecturer at the Nicholai
Theological Academy and of
the Central ~ Preparatory
School of the Army; b. 1878
in Kagoshima-ken; 5. of
Naokoshi Noboru; in. Fuji-
ko, sister of Shintaro Tohei.
■Educ: studied at Nicholai
Theological Academy (Rus-

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sian language, philosophy
of religion, literature) and at
the German Language School.
Lectured Modern Russian
Literature at the Waseda
Univ., 1 910- 191 1. Publica-
tions : " Count Tolstoi",
" Goliky ", " Hakuyashu ",
" study of the Russian litera-
ture" and many other ^yorks
on Russian languages and
literature. Recreations: music;
dancing; travelling; theatre.
Address: No. 308, Sadohara-
cho, Usliigome. Tokyo.

Noda, GiicMro CSf H ® —
115)^ luanager of the Saiga
Electric & Co.; h. Jan. of
the 8th y. of Meiji (1875) in
f^akai, fc'ettsu province ; ]sfc
s. of Gensaburo Noda ; m.
Tei, 2nd d. of Sosliin Blaki,
1911. 3duc. : studied at the
3rd High Sch'ool. Was engaged-
in an oil enterprise in the
province of Echigo for three
years ; eiitered tljc present
firm, 190i ; held posts of
auditor and director of very
many electric cos., in vari-
ous countrys of Japan ; is
now auditor of the Electric
Trust Co. Reoreation : reading.
Addreps: Terachi-machi, Sakai-
city ; Mikage-machi, Muko-
gun, Hyogo-ken. Club : Sumi-
yoslri club.

l^oda, isaniu CSf 111 S),
Chief of the Fukuoka Mine In-
.«;pection Oflice ; <5. in 1864 in

Fukuoka Prefecture ; e. s. of
Matataro Noda, a samurai ;. m.
Moe, e. d of Shiakuro Naka-
gawa, a samurai of Kishu.
Educ: graduated from the To-
kyo Imperial University in 18-
92. Entered the Dep't of Edu-
cation ; was appointed Inspec-
tor ofMines in 1896; Secre-
tary to the Dep't of Agricul-
ture and Commerce ; Inspec-
tor of Forests ; Chief of the
Tokyo Mine Inspection. Office
in 1900; then present post. Ad-
dress : Fukuoka-city.

Fodas _ Xjruho (gj- h A
v§), artist, Japanese painter,
member of the O.'jaka Maini-
chi Sliinbun-shu (a daily nev\;s-
paper); h. December J 870 sit
Kami-uegislu, Shitaya, Tok-yo.
.Eduo. : studied paintings un-
der Kogyo Terasaki. He re-
ceived second jjrize in the
first fiue art exhibition of
Educ. Dept., Oct. 1!:08. Ad-
dress : Tsurunochaja, iNisiu-
gougen-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka.

Jicda, Matao CB tti X ihJ,
non de plume Jonn, artist
(Japanese painting) ; b. 1877
at Ktimamoto. Studied pai-
nting under Chou Koyama,
Seiho Takeuchi and Hobun
Kikuclii ; graduated from the
Kyoto Arts School in_ 1900;
received copper medal in Shi-
nko Arts Exhibition, 1898;
took part in the late war
and decorated witli 6th Or-

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der of Merit and 5tli class
of Grolden Kite. Address :
Terahara-cho, Kumamoto.

Hoda, Minejiro (|fffl^.^II5),
fdrmer ; d. in 1 861 in Ehime-
ken ; n'l. Sada, e. d. of his ado-
pt./. A large landowner. Ad-
dress: Nakagawa-mura, Ehi-
me-ken.

:Foda, Otosabnro CS=fflig^HS!5),
Maniger of the Yamato Col-
ony in the U. S. A. ; b. in the
province of Hizen. Went to U.
A. S. in 1889. Address : San
Francisco, U. S. A.

IJoda, Roknji (M H >"^ ?>J).
Expert to the Nagano-prefec-
ture; b. in 1866 in Fukuoka-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Yosabu-
ro Noda, a^ samurai ; _m. Ku-
ma, 2nd d. oi ¥j&.xi)\ Oishi, a
saviurai ofKochi. Educ.-.gxa.-
duated Engineering in the To-
kyo Imperi 1 University in 1 8-
92. After graduation enterd
the Civil Engineering Bureau
of the Home Dep't ; Expert to
the prefectures '"of Fukuoka,
Ibaraki, and Yamagata ; Rail-
way Engineer of the Commu-
nications Dep't ; present post
in 1 90 1. Address: Nagano-
city. ,

Mods, Sadamu (5? H A).
Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; b, in 1866 in
Fukuoka Prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Matataro Noda}- a samurai;
M. Chiyo, 2nd d. of Kanya
Naka of Tokyo. Educ. : crra-

duited Science in the Tokyo
Imperial University in ,1893.
Prof of the 4th High School
in 1894; present post in 1903;
sent- to Germany to study
Physics, 1902-1905. Address-
Kobinata, Dairokuten - cho^
Koishikawa, Tokyo.

_ Ifoda, Sanzo (W H H M),
high - tax - payer, sake-hvc-w&Y ,
b. in 1848 at Nishinomiya in
the province of Settsu ; 2nd s.
of Shin-emon Noda. Brewer of
" Tsugaizuru!' Recreation: Tea-
ceremony. Address : Nishino-
miya, Hyogo-ken.

Noda, Tadahiro (m H % ^~),
Expert to the Home Dep't
and the Dep't of Agriculture
and Commerce, Extra Sanit-
ary Inspector; (5. in 1867 in
Shizuoka Prefecture ; e. s. of
Tadayoshi Noda, a samurai \
m. Ei, e. d. of Tsunetaro Ko-
sugi of Wakayama Prefecture.
Educ. : graduated Medicine in
the Tokyo Imperial University
in 1891. Was appointed Dir.
of the Kagbshima Hospital ;
Prof of the 4th High School
in 1 895 ; Expert to the Home
Dep't ; Extra Sanitary Inspe-
ctor ; was sent abroad in 19-
00 ;-^ Chief of the Extra Sani-
tary Inspection Bureau. Ad-
dress : Kanasugi Shinhama-
cho, Shiba, Tokyo. 734 Shi-
ba.

Noda, Toma Cif H M. W)y
Examiner of the B.irik of Ja-
pan ; b. in 186? in Ehime-ken;

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e. s. of Hikokuro Nodi, a sa-
murai; m. Kiyo, of Tokyo.
Ediic. : graduated; Politics at
the Imperial University of To-
kyo in 1894.'^ Director' of tlie
Ishikawa Prefectural IWiddle
School ; Educational Inspec-
tor of the prefectures of Nii-
gata, Miyagi, . and Yamagu-
chi ; afterwards entered the
Bank of Japan. Address : Ha-
rajuku, Sendagaya, Tokyo.

Noda, Utjiro (If H ^ ic M),
Mem. of the House of Repre-
sentatives; d. in 1853 at Iwata-
mura in the province of Chi-
'kugo ; e. s. of Ishiclii Noda ;
adopt, by Moriemon Noda.
Took to politics in 1 890 ; has-
been elected Mem.' of the
"House of Representatives six
times ;,.a member of the Sei-
yukai (Constitutional p -rty) ;
'has travelle ^aurodd. Address:
Zaimoku-cho, Azahu, Tokyo.
Tel. : 2315 Shiba.

Nogami, iSataro CSf±fei:P),
High-tax-payer,. Director of
the 73th Bank, Ltd. ; l>. in
1871 in Kago-shima-ken ; e.
s. of Sataro Nogarai. Address :
Shiomi - machi, Kagoshima -
city.

Ifogachi. Kokoktt (if mm),
Commander of Eng., Prof, of
the Naval Eng. College ; 6.
1 87 1. Commander of Eng. in
1908. Decorations: 4th Order
of the R. S. and 4th Class of
the G. K. Address: Yokosuka.

Nogruehi, Kunijiro CS' P ^ jfe

RR). Director -of the' -Iztro Co.,
Lt^: Address: Klta-Hi?rie • Ni-
sKiku, Osaka. . ■ ■

■ Fogiiclii, Sentai-o CSf P '*&%
r<i>v' Sijrgeoii-Lieutenant-Cold-^
ne],: Chief of the Sur. Dep't of
the 13th ArmyDiv.; 6.in 1870
in Toyama-pi-e'ectui-e. Surgti-
on-Sub-Lieutenant in 189 1;
Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel,
in igoj.. Decorations: 4th Or-
der of the R, S. and 4th Clas-
of the G.K. Address i'lsksAA,
Migata-ken.

Nognchi, Shohin CSf p 'Vm)x
Painter; ^, in 181; I at Osaka;
wife of Masaaki ' Noguchi.
Educ. : studied Nanga
(Nan School of painting)
under Taizaii Hineno.Was ap-
pinted a teacher at the Peeress'
School ; Mem. of the Imperial
Board of Artists. Address : U-
chisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi - ku,
Tokyo. Tel .-3317 Shimhashi.

Nogttchi, KonshiCl' H ** t.):
Maj.-Gen. , placed on the wai-
ting list since Dec. 19 12; b. in
1 860 in Fukushima-prefecture;
2nd s. of Tatsuyuki Noguchi,
a samurai ;'m. Toshi, adopt, d.
of Keishin Sugita of Tokyo.
Educ, : graduated from the
Military College in 1882. Sub-
Lieutenant, 1883 ; Lieutenant,
1887; Captain, 1892; Major,
1897; Lieut-Colonel, 1902;
Colonel, 1904; Major-(jene-
rah 1907. Staff of the 1st Di-
vision ; then of the Military

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Educational Board ; Chief of
Staff of the 4th Division; Dir.
of the Military Central Prepa-
ratory School ; Commander of
the Infantry nth "brigade ;
then of the Infantry 35th Bri-
gade; of the ist Inf. Brigade,
1910. Took park in the Shino-
Japanese and the Ensso-Japa-
nese wars; was decorated with
3rd Order of the Kising Sun
and of the Golden Kite; was
Directoi- of the Military Aca-
demy until 191 2. Address:
Higashishinano-cho, Yotsuya-
ku, Tokyo.

Noguchi, Torajiro (MWM.^
B)5), Silk-thread-dealer ; d. in
1866 at Maebashi, Kozuke.
Ediic: graduated from the Ke-
iogijuku in 1890. Entered the
Jiji; then the Mitsui Bank as
one of the late Nakamigawa's
assistants in 1892 ; went ab-
road to investigate reeling etc.
started a firm at Osaka in 19-
05 . Address : Yokkaichi, Mie-
ken.

Noguchi, Yonejiro (if p ^

^ B15), Lecturer of the Keio
Univ. and prose and verse
writer in English, known as
yo7te Noguchi in literary
circle in both America and
England; b. December, the
8th 7. of Meiji (1875) in
Tsushima, Aichi-ken; 4th s.
of Dembei Noguchi; m.
Matsu Takeda. Bduc. :
studied in the Keio Univ.,

but mostly self-taught as far
as his literary ability, is con-
cerned. Publications: from
the Eastern. Sea, Pilgr-
image, Lflfcadio Ham in
Japan, and American Diary
of a Japanese girl. Recrea-
tions: collecting of old
ukiyoe pictures and walking.
Address: c/o Yenkaku Tem-
ple, Sagami province.

BTohara, SMehiro (if M -fc 815),
Farmer, high-tax-payer ; b. in
1855 in Gifu-Ken ; e. s. of Shi-
chirohei Nohara ; m. Fusano,
e. s. of Matsujiro Kubota of
Gifu-Ken. A large landowner.
Address : Ikeda-Mura, Ibi-go-
ri, Gifu-Ken. \

Hoisshiki, Masukichi (Sf — ■£
^ §), Lieut-Colonel of Erfgi-
neers, Commander of the 4t1i
Battalion of Engineers ; b. in
1868 in Tottori - prefecture.
Sub-Lieutenantin 1 892; Lieut.-
Colonel in 1908. Decoration :
4th Order of the R^ S. Ad-
dress : Takatsuki, Osaka-fu.

Nojima, Tadataka ''i?,i|.ffi>*"),
Major-General, Commander
'of the ist Garrison of For-
mosa ; 6. in 1 863 in Shimane-
i886; Colonel m 1905. Deco-
rations : ^rd Order of the R. S.
and 4th Cliss of ihe G. K. Ad-
dress: Taihoku, Taiwan. ^

Nojiri, SeiicM m % ^ -)• .
Dii-. of the Nara Higher Fe-
male School; b. in i860 at Hi-
meji ; e. s. of Choku Nojiri, 9.

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Samurai; m. Naka, e. d. of To-
su Atsumi, a Samurai of the
same province. Editc. : gra-
duated from the Tokyo Shihan
Gakko (the present Higher
Normal School) in 1882 ; stu-
died in Germany, 1 886-1890.
Was appointed Instructor of
the Yamagata Normal School;
Dir. of the above school ; on
returning from abroad was ap-
pointed Prof, of the Tokyo
Higher Normal School ; Lec-
turer on Pedagogy in the To-
kyo Imperial University ; Dir.
of the Tokyo Normal School
in 1890; Educational Inspec-
tor of the Dep't of Educatian
in 1895 ; then present post.
Address : Nara.

Ifoma, Masaichi CSf Tsl gSc — :,
2nd class Secretary of Lega-
tion and Consul in Siam ; d. in
1864 in the province of Satsu-
ma. Edtic: graduated Law at
the Columbia University. En-
tered the Foreign Office in 1 8-
84; Chancellor of the Lega-
tion at Washington in 1884;
Chancellor of the Consulate at
New York in 1891; was trans-
feri'ed to Mexico, 1894; then
to Bombay in 1898 ;■ Consul
in 1 898 ; Consul at Hongkong
in 1901; then to Manila in 19-
06 ; was called back in 1907 ;
present post in 1909. Address:
Bangkok, Siam.
_ H'omaguchi, Kaneo CiF PI tJ
^ m), Rear-Admiral, Chief of

Staff of the Kure, AdjiJiralty;
b. in 1866 in the province of
Satsuma ; 3rd. s. of Yosuke
Nomaguchi, a samurai of Sa-
tsuma ; m. Moto, e. s. of Haha
Nomura of Tokyo. Educ: gra-
duated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1 886.' Commander in
1900 ; Captain in 1905 ; Rear-
Admiral in 1909. Commander
of the Takachiho, the Matsu-
shima, the Asama ; Adjutant
to the Naval Dep't and Private
■ Secretary to the Naval Minis-
ter. Took part in the Chino-
Japanese and Russo-Japanese
wars. Decorations : 3rd Cla.ss
of the R. S. and 3rd O.ber of
the G. K. Address: Knre* .^
Fomoto, Gyo (gr-7ca)> Direc-
tor of the iSIippon Volcanic
Ashes Co., Ltd., the Kawa.sa-
ki jDockyard, Ltd., the Ha-
nghin -Electric Kail way Co. ,
Ltd., Auditor of the Toyoka-
wa R'ly Co., Ltd., and the
Oriental Timber Preservation
Co., Ltd; b. in 1853 in the
province of Satsuma ; 2nd s.
of Gorozaemon Yamamoto, a
samurai; (?'(/<7/z;. by Gembei No-
moto ; m, Haya, 2nd d. of his
adopt f. Was Managing Dii'ec
tor of the Naniwa Bank, Ltd.,
for some time and was recog-
nized 8S ona of the leadi g
bankers in Western Japan;
resigned the post and has beet
instrumental for bringing ab-
out the afforestration of Prince

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Tadashige Shimazu's estates ;
was decorated with 4th Order
of Merit for services in the late
war. Address : Itachibori-Mi-
namidori, Nishiku Osaka. Tel.:
235o;Nishi.

Ifomoto, Tsunaaki Cif * i!
!H), Vice-Admiral, Com. of Ta-
Iteshiki Seeo. Naval Station; 5.
1858 at Kagoshima ; 3rd s.
of Kaneyoshi Ijuin, a great
samurai of Shimazu clan ; in.
Tei, e. d. of Kojuro Hayashi,
a samurai of Satsuma. Educ. :
graduated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1 88 1. Was appoint-
ed 2nd Sub-Lieutenant in i8-
83 ; was sent to Russia for
study in 1892 ; Commander
in 1897; Captain in 1900;
Rear- Admiral in 1907. At-
tached to the Naval Staff Bo-
ard ; Naval Attache to the
Japanese Legation at .St. Pe-
terburg ; 2nd Captain of the
battle-ship Fuji ; Commander
of the battle-ship AsaJii; Chief
of the Kure Naval Barracks;
Chief of the Torpedo Divi-
sion of the Yokosuka Naval
Station ; Commander of the
Reserve Ships of the Kure
Naval Station ; then of the
Resei-ve Ships of the Yoko-
suka Naval Station ; and then
present post. Took a disting-
uished part as Commander
of the battle-ship Asahi in
the late war ; was decorated
with 3rd Class of the Rising

Sun and of the Golden Kite

as a war reward. Address ."

Takeshiki.

Hommura, Azabu," Tokyo.

Nomura, Fusajko (i? 1^ M ^
BP), Captain of the Navy, on the
Staff of the Naval Staff Board
and Prof of the Naval Col-
lege ; b. in 1869 at Shimono-
seki in ChoshiS ; s. of Noki-
mitsu Yamagata, a samttrai
of Hagi ; was adopted by Zen-
shichi Nomura ; ni. Miyo-ko,
e. d.. of Ryosuke Suzuki of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Naval College in
1890. Sub-Lieutenant in 18^
92 ; took part in the Chino-
Japanese War on board the;
cruiser Chiyoda ; Lieutenant
in 1 896 ; on the Staff of the
Kure Admiralty ; 2nd Com-
mander in 1 90 1 ; took part
in the late war on board the
ai'mourd cruiser Iwate ; Com-
mander in 1905 ; was attach-
ed to the Naval Educational
Bureau ; decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
^nd 4th Class of the Golden
Kite as a war reward ; 2nd
Captain of the battle-ship I-
wami in 1908 ,- on the Staff
of the 2nd Squadron in Dec;
was promoted Captain in 19-
10. Address : Shiba-kuruma-
machi, Shibaku, Tokyo.

Nomura, IcMro (M.¥i — SR)i
ex-Expert to the Governor-
General's Office of Formosa; b.

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in 1868 in yamaguclii-profec-
ture; e. s. of Munetomo Nomura,
a samurai; m. Fusako, e. d. of
Kyosuke Tani, of the same
prefecture. Educ. : graduated
Engineering at the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1895. En-
tered the Government service
after graduation ; Chief of the
Section of Repairs in the Bu-
reau of Public Works. Ad-
dress : Taihoku.

Fomura, Jnnji (if l^j- ^ j§,

Prof of the Imperial Univer-
sity of Tokyo. Address : Ya-
ata, Iriyamazu, Iriarai, To-
kyo -fu.

, Fomura, Kotaro (gf 13" # jk
115), Chief of the Dep't of
Gynaecologia and Obstetrics of
the Kurume Municipal Hos-
pital. Address : Kyomachi,
Kurume.

Nomura, Kyiiji Cm ^ X *),
merchant, high-tax-payer; b.
in 1857 in Fukuoka-prefect-
ure ; 5th i\ of Kyujyii No-
mura ; m. Taka, 3rd d. of
Sozaburo Kasa. Address :
Chugencho, Fukuoka.

Fomura, Motonobu (If # *
■fe), Consul at the Consulate-
General at Vladivostock ; ^.
in 1859 at Toyama. Chan-
cellor - of the Consulate at
Vladivostock in 1892 ; Vice-
Consul in igoi ; Consul in,
1904; Commercial Agent at
Vladivostock in 1907 ; Con-
sul in Sept. 1907. Address .'

Consulate General of Japan,
Vladivostock. .

Fomura, Seijiro Clf ^ H^
II5), high-tax-payer, farmer ;
b. in 1848 in Oita-prefecture;
e. s. of Hyakutaro Yato ; m.
Mite, e. d. of Reigoro Nomu-
ra, his foster-father. Address r
Takadamachi, Oita-ken.

Fomura, Kihei (if W M ^
^), cotton - cloth - dealer ; b.
in 1859 in Osaka; e. s. of
Rihei Nomura ; vi. Tama., e,
d. of Kiihei Shimamoto of
Osaka. Address : Hommachi,
Higashiku, Osaka. Tel.: 1835
Higashi.

Fomura, Ryiitaro CM- MM,
ic 115), KdgakuJmkushi, Chief
Expert to the Imperial Rail-
way Board, 2nd Order of
Merit; b. 1859 at Ogaki in
the province of Mino ; e. s.
of Kan Nomura, a samurai ^
m. Tetsu, e. s. of Baron Sen-
kichi Ohara. Educ. : gradu-
ated Civil Engineering in the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1 88 1. Served in the Tokya
Prefectural Office, 1881— 18-
86 ; was transferred to the
Imperial ' Railway Bureau ;
sent abroad for inspection pur-
poses, 1896 — 1898; Kogaku-
kakushi, 1899 ; Chief of the
Construction Bureau of the
Imperial Railway Board, 1907;^
Chief of the Traffic arid Con-
struction Bureau; Chief Ex-
pert to the Boad and Din'

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of the Construction Bureau.
Address : Shinsakamachi, A-
kasaka, Tokyo. Tel.: i^'j'j
Shimbashi.

Ifomura, TokushicM (if ^ S
^)) stock-broker, Auditor of
the Naruo Horse Improving
Co., Ltd., and the Alminium
Co., Ltd.; b. m 1878 at Osa-
ka ; e. s. of Joko Nomura ; in.
Kiku, y. s. of Jihei Yamada
of Osaka. Address : Hom-
machi, Higashiku, Osako. Tel.:
510 Higashi.

Nomura, Tsunezo (if It fi
iS), high-tax-payer; b. in 18-
50 in Yamaguchi - prefecture ;
2nd 5. of Unshun Nomura,
samurai; m. Asa, aunt of Kiyo
Tamura, a samurai of the
same prefecture. Was elect-
ed Mem. of the Prefectural
Assembly", and then of the
House of Representatives and
the House of Peers. Address:
Tokuyama, Yamaguchi-ken.

Nomura, Yasaburo (if ^51
H IR), Dir. of the Imperial
Railway Board, Dir. of the
Hokkaidc Railway Control
Office ; b. in 1 868 in the pro-
vince of Tango ; 2nd s. of
Kenji Nomura, a samurai; m.
Katsu, J/, s. of Taketoshi Na-
gayama, -Baron. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity in 1890. Was ap-
pointed ■ Prof, of the Zoshikan
(the 7th High School) in 18-

91 ; Dir. of a middle school
in Kagawa-prefecture ; Prof
of the 3rd High School ; Ad-
ministrative official in the
Home Dep't in 1897; Sec-
retary to Okayama - prefect-
ure ; then of the Forestry
Bureau ; was sent to Europe
and Siberia in 1902 ; resign-
ed the post and practiced law
in 1904; was appointed Dir.
of the Hiroshima Post Office
in 1905 ; Secretary to the
Extra Railway Preparation
Bureau in 1906 ; Dir. of the
Sapporo Branch of the Im-
perial Railway Bureau in June
1906 ; present post in 1907.
Address: Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Ifomura Yozo (!f « # H),
Proprietor of the samurui firm,
Mem. of the Yokohama Cham-
ber of Commerce; b. in 1870
in Gifu Prefecture ; e. s. of
Heisaku Nomura ; m. Michi,
jf. s. of Gisaburo Kawabe of
Kanagawa-Prefecture. A fine
art dealer well known as
the preprietor of the Samu-
rai firm. Address : Honcho,
Yokohama. Tel. : 915 I. d.

Nonaka, Katsuaki (M ^ 9
§g), Maj.-Gen., Commander
of the 2xA Brigade of Heavy
Artillery; 6. in 1864 in Oka-
yama. Sub-Lieutenant in 1 886;
Colonel in 1904. Decorations :
,3rd Order of the R. S. and
3rd Class of the G. K.; pre-
sent rank since rgii. A^

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If en

dress : Shimonoseki.

Jfonaka, Kiyoshi CSF tp ?S),
Councillor to the Financial
Dep't, Assistant Customs
Commissioner; d. in 1872 in
Fukuoka-prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Katsuyoshi Nonaka, a sa-
murai; m. Nami, 3rd d. of Ku-
niko Arimura, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1897. Was appointed Assist-
ant Customs Commissioner in
1899 ; Councillor and Secre-
tary of the Financial Dep't
1908 ; sent abroad as a dele-
gate to the International Con-
ference for the Unification of
the Law of Bills held at the
Hague and to the Interna-
tional Conference for Com-
merciail Statistics and Free
Trade in 1910. Address : No.
10, Komagome - Nishikata -
machi, Hongoku, Tokyo.

Nonaka, Ko (if iji ?fi), Mem.
of the Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce, Presiding Direct-
or of the Nippon Slate Co.,
Ltd., Director of the Hyak-
ko Shokai, Ltd. ; b. in 1 862
at Kurume ; 2nd 5. of Den-
jiro Nonaka, a samurai ; in.
Katsuo, e. d. of Nobumori Ka-
ge of the Fukuoka prefect-
ure. Edrtc. :. graduated from
the FukUoka Normal School
. in 1 878. Began his career as
a teacher of an elementary

school ; police-inspector ; edit-
or ; then entered business.
Address : Takanawa-Minami-
machi, Shibaku, Tokyo. Tel. :
2920 Shimbashi. '<--

Nonaka, Teijiro (if tf A ^
W), Engineer of the Dep't
of Communications, Captain
of the steamer Okinazva Ma-
ru; b. in 1871 in the provin-
ce of Shinano ; y. b. of Ka-
netaro Nakajima, a samurai ;
m. Waka, y. sister of Toshio
Akazawa, a samurai of Shin-
shii. Educ. : graduated from
the Gov. Mercantile Naviga-
tion School. Took part in^
the Sino-Japanese war as a
reserve Naval Officer ; after-
wards entered the Dep't as
an assistant engineer ; then
present post in 1899. Ad-
dress : Hatsunecho, Yokoha- .
ma.

Nonaka, Tsunehiko (g= ^ IS
M), Commander, Commander
of the 1 6th and 17th Torpedo
Flotillas; b. in 1869. Educ:
graduated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1886. Commander in
1908. Decorations : 4th Or-
der of the R. S. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address:
Kaigunsho, Tokyo.

If onomura, K^mjiro Clf •« 4f
^ ^ W), Proprietor of the
Nonomura Bank ; b. in 1 846
in the province of Minoj'j.
of SatarS Nonomura ; mr. Ta-
ka, e. sister, of Nuiemon Ka-

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suya ; was adopt, by his uncle
Sahei Nomura. Address : Sai-
go-mura, Gifu-ken.

Wonomura, Naotaro (S= -* W
M. X 115), Prof, of the 3rd High
School. Address : Yoshida-
cho, Kyoto,

Nonomura, Kingoro (if f #
^ 2 W), Dir. of the Southern
Manchurian Railway Co.,
Ltd. ; b. in 1868 in Oita-pre-
fecture ; 3rd s. of Masatada
Nonomura ; m. Jun, 2nd d.
of Shintaro Akizuki, a samu-
rai of Tokyo. Began his
career as editor ; entered the
Industrial Bank of Japan and
became Director ; was trans-
ferred to present post. Ad-
dress : Dairen (Dalny).

Honoyama, Shigeru C®= ■* iD
%), Chief Procurator of the
Wakayama District Court ;
b. in 1858 in Ibaraki-prefect-
ui'e ; e. s. of Seiken Nonoya-
ma, a samurai; m. Kei, e. sister
of Tsugio Kato, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ. : grad. from
the Tokyo Senshii School.
Became a police-man ; passed
the Gov. Examination for
Bench in 1 887 ; was appoint-
ed Procurator ; Procurator of
the District Courts in Mito,
Nagano, .Maebashi, and To-
kyo ; Chief Procui'ator of the
Saga District Court ; pi'esent
post In 1908. Address : Wa-
kayama.

Noro. Shuazo Cif S W. S).

Pres. of the Tobi Bank, Ltd.,
Dir. of the HoH Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, Ltd.,
Aud. of the Central Paper
Mill Co., Ltd., and the Kiso
Development Co., Ltd. ; b. in
1865 in the province of Mi-
no ; 3rd s. of Kyuzo Sugai ;
tn. Kin. Address: Kaji-gun,
Gifu-ken.

Nose, Man (M W W), Judge
and Director of the Sendai
District Court ; ^. in 1 863 in
Okayama-prefecture ; e. s. of
Dosen Nose, a samurai: m.
Chika, e. d. of Genchu Habu-
chi of the same prefecture,
Educ. : passed the Examina-
tion for Bench in 1887. Judge
of the Nagoya District Court;-
then of the Courts of Appeal
at Sendai and Nagoya; pre-
sent post in 1 90 1. Address:
Sendai.

Nozaki, BukicMro (if flf ^
c? W), high-tax-payer ; b. in
1848 in Okayama Prefecture ;
2nd, .y. of Buzaemon Nozaki,
a samttrai ; m. Riku, e. d. of
Taro Mori of the same pre-
fecture. His father succeeded
in establishing large salt pans
at Nozakihama after encoun-
tering many ., difficulties and
hardships for some years. Sue-r
ceeded his father at the ag'e
of sixteen ; in recognition of
his services for the welfare of
the public was given a title
of samurai of the Bizen c'.an ; '

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after the Restoration served
in the Okayama Prefectural
Government as a civil official ;
was elected Mem. of the Pre-
fectural Assembly; contributed
many street lamps to the city
of Okayama and made many
othei charitable works; was
electred Mem. of the House
of Peers ; a well known mil-
lionaire in the Empire. Ad-
dress : Gobancho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel. : I. d. S6.
Fozaki, Sikozaemon C^ ^ M

■& m ri), Pres. of the Shizuoka
Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1872 at
Shizuoka ; e. s.- of Hilcozae-
mon Nozaki ; m. Naoko, e. s.
of Baron Takaharu Kuki.
One of the richest men in the
city. Address : Abecho, Shi-
zuoka.

Nozaki, Hirota CSf at K i:),
Proprietor of the Cliugivai Sha-
gyo newspaper, Director of the
Mitsukoshi Dry Goods De-
partment Store and the Seto
Mining Co.', Ltd., Auditor of
the Kanegafuchi Cotton Yarn,
Ltd. ; b. in 1864 at Niwase
in the province of Bingo; e.
s. of Michitane Nozaki ; m.
Sei, e. c?.-oi ShiunsM Kawa-
mura, a samurai of Ibarald-
prefecture., Educ. : studied at
th.Q.Meijigijukuiounded by the
late Tatsui Baba and graduat-
ed from the Keiogijukii in 1886.
Entered the Chugwai Shdgyo
Newspaper after graduation ;

purchased the paper' from the
late ShGichirS Saito in 19C4;
gained the reputation one of the
most able news paper men at
the time of the Boxer Ti^ouble ;
the paper is one of the leading
journals in silk business Re-
creations : reading and tea-
ceremonies. Chid: Nihon club.
Address: No. 15, Nakanoma-
chi, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. : 28-
30 Shiba.

Nozaki, Jun Cif *t ?*), Di-
rector of the Tokyo Central
Post Office. Address: No.
12, Takagicho, Aoyama, To-
kyo. _

Nozawa, Taijiro ClF jf #^ '
S!^), Dir. of the Nishizawa
Gold Mine Prospecting Co.,
Ltd., Aud. of the Kanamachi
Tile Manufacturing Co., Ltd.;
b. in 1844 in the province of
Shimotsuke; e. s. of Kyuichiro
Nozawa ; m. Sei. Address .•
Kakigaracho, Nihombashiku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 765 NaniwaJ

Nozoe, Sozo (If ^ ^ ,H),
Lawyer, Mem. of the House
of Representatives; b. in ,1870
at Wada-mura, Hikami-guri,
the province of Tamba; 2nd $.
of Heisaku Nozoe ; in. Hana,
e. d. of Narinaga Nose,, a sa-
murai of Kyoto. Educ.: gra-
duated Law in the Private
Meiji University. Was in the
legal service for some time;
called to bar ; was elected
Mem. of the House of Re-

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presentatives for Kobe city in
1 9 10; a member of the Ko-
kuminto (National Party). Ad-
dress: Shimoyamatedfflri, Ko-
be. '

K^unanii, Takeo (fS ift iS i^c))

Writer, 7iom de plume Keion;
6. the 1 0th m. of the loth
y. of Meiji (1877) in Nago-
ya' .y. of Etsunosuke Nuna-
mi; m. Takiko, d. of Junzo
Murata. Edtic. : graduated
from the College of Litera-
ture of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
Teacher of the Mie-ken
Middle School, 1902-1903;
Employe of the Department
of Education ; writer the
Yoroziichoho, a daily paper,
1908-1911; started the
publication of the Haimi, a
magazine devoted to litera-
ture. P.ublications: "Haikai-
onchoron" ; "Saezuri," "Moku-
sono-tenchi", etc. Address:
No. 10, Nishikata-machi,
Hongo, Tokyo.

"S'Tiir.-fl.Tio. Yasutaro C?g ^'h X
gp). Acting Consul-Gen.; h. in
1878 at Tokyo. lEduc.: gradua-
ted from the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School in 1 903; pa-
ssed the Exainination for Di-
plomatic and Consular Ser-
vices m 1904. Was appo-
inted Diplomatic Attache of

Legation in

904 ; served
in "the Korean Governriieiif
under the late W. Stevens ;
was transferred to London as
Eteve-ConsM] in 1905; ^Con-
sul at Portland in 1907. Ad-
dress : Japanese Consulate
General.. New York,

Hyakuoji, Ayatake C^STS ,
M:), Baron, 4th Order ef Merit,
Member of the House of Pe-
ers, > Councillor of the Japan
Grand Exhibition to be held
in 1917, Auditor oi the Shin-
koku Life Insurance Co., Ltd.;
b. Oct. the 6th j. of Meiji
(1873) in Kyoto ; e. s. of Fu-
kaaya Nyakuqji, a former no-
ble at the Mikado's court ; ?«.
Tei, 2nd d. of Jijgoro Yoshi-
da of Tokyo. Educ. : gradu-
ated Politics at the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1900-. Nominated Mem-
ber of the House of Peers in
1904 ; Principal of the Nip-
pon Kogei Gakkd (Japan Te-
chnical School) since 1909 ;
appointed Councillor of the
Japan Grand Exhibition, Aug.
191 1. Recreations: billiards,
checkers, etc. Address: No.
I, Naitomachi,Yotsuyaku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2803 Bancho. Clubs:
Saiwai Club, Doki Club.

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Oak Oba

O

Oaki, Keizo m M #: iS),
shipping agent, ship-builder
and mine-owner ; d. the 6th
m of tlie 3rd J. of Keio (1867)
in Shiz\xok.z.-kexi; younger bro-
ther of Seiichi Adachi and
adopted by the late Kikusa-
buro Oaki ; m. Naka, e. d. of
his adopted father. Address:
No. 223, Kitashinagawa, Shi-
nagawamachi, Ebara-gun, To-
kyo. Tel. : 677 Shiba.

6ba, Chohei iX m ft ¥),
ai.anaging Director of the Sa-
nuki Agricultural and Indus-
trial Bank, Ltd., Auditor of
the Kankoku Business Deve-
lopment Co.; b. the 12th ni.
of the 5th J/, of Ansei (1858)
in Kagawa-ken_; 2nd s. of the
late Yoshijiro Oba ; w.JTomo,
3rd d. of Chushiro Okubo.
Succeeded his father in' 1889.
Address : Hayashi-mura, Ki-
da-gun, Kagawa-ken.

Oba, Jiro (iit U ~ W),
Major - (xeTieral . - Fresideiit
of the Toyama Gakko (mili-
tary technical school) ; b. the
6th in. of the 1st j/. of Gwanji
(1864) in Yamaguchi-ken; e.
s. of the late Konorao Oba,
a -" Yamaguchi samurai ; m.
Sume,2nd</. of Rinnosuke Ko-
mainu, a Gifu heimin. Educ:
graduated from the. Military
Academy, and then- from the

Military Gpllege. Sub-Lieu-
tenant, 1886 ; Lieutenant, 18-
89 ; Captain, 1894 ; sent tC)
Germany for military study;
189s ; Major, 1899 ; Lieu-
tenant - Colonel, 1904 ; has
been Instructor to the Mi-
litary College, Adjutant to
the Board of Marshals, Com-
mander of the 2nd Infantry
Regiment of the Imperial
Guards Division ; Colonel, 19-
06. Took part in the Rus-
so-Japanese War as Second-
in-command of the 3rd Army
Staff and then as Staff officer
to Imperial Headquarters;
decorated with 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite as
a >war reward. Address : No.
73, Yakuojimachi, Ichigaya,
Ushigome, Tokyo. 7>/..- 252,1,
Bancho.

Obata, Bunzaburo ('h ^ %
=. W), Inspector - General pi
Naval Construction, ex-Chief
of Yokosuka Ship- huiidihg
Yard; (5. the 9th m. of the
3rd y. of Bunkyu (1863) in
Ishikawa-ken ; e. s. of Wahei,
Obata, a Ishikawa sanmriii";'^
nt. Toki, e. s. of Masaki Ao-'
ki. Educ: studied naval ar-;
chitecture in France, Apr. 18-'
86 — Nov. 1889. Commander
of Naval Construction, , Deib;^
1897 ; Captain of—, Oct, 19-
02; inspector-General of Naval
Construction, Dec. 1908 ; prfei

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sent post since Mar 1908.
decorations : 3Td Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and the 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dresf: No. 573, Yuldaoshita,
&.makura.

' Otiata, Geimosuke C>h iW
If -i Wy chief of 'the busi-
ness dep't at the Osaka works
of the Nihon Paint Go. ; b.
22 the 12th m. of the 8th
if. of Meiji (1875) at Fuji-
ji;amori, Tzushi-gun, Tajima
province ; s. Sakuemon Obala;
m. Shidzue, 1900. Waspres.
of the Obata silk fabric Co^
managing dir. of the Tajima
Textile Co., manager of the
Kyoto Textile and Warehouse
Co., general manager of the
Kwansai Warehouse Co. and
auditor of the Omiya &
Co. Publicalion: "silk textile
business in the 2-fu and 9
ken," Recreations: ■. poetry,
pictures, ulai. Address : No.
137 Urae, Sagisu-machi, Ni-
diinari-guD, Osaka.

Obata, Yukichi f^h m W S),
Consul-General at Tientsin ;
■b. Apr. the 6th j/. of Meiji
(1873) in Ishikawa-ken. Edtcc.:
Graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
July 1897. Clerk to the Me-
tropolitan Police Board, Jan.
1898 ; passed the Diplomatic
and Consular Services Exami-
nation, Sept. 1 898; Eleve-Con-

sul at Tientsin, Oct. 1898.;—
at Singapore, Apr. 1899 ; At-
tache to the Legation at Vien-
na, Sept. 1899 ; — to the Lega-
tion at London, May 1901 ;
3rd Class Secretary, Oct. 19-
62 ; 3rd class Secretaiy to the
Legation at Peking, Jan. 1905;
Consul at Chefoo, Aug. 1 905 ;
— atTientsin, Sept. 1907; pre-
sent post since Mar. 1909.
Address : Consulate - General
at Tientsin, China.

Obayaslii, Yoshigoro C:^ # 3f
S W), Engineering contract-
or, .on§ of the highest tax-
payers of Osaka-fu ; b. the
9tli M, of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in Osaka; 2nd j. of
Tokuhichi Obayashi, a heimin
of Osaka-fu ; m. Miki, 2nd d.
of Ika Inoue. Address: No.
T18, 2chome; Kitahama, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka. Tel. :■ 680
and 502 Honkyoku.

OcMai, Kentarb CM- ^ M js.
515), Consul-General at Mu-
kden since January 191 2; b.
Feb, the 3rd;>/. of Meiji- (18-
70) in Shiga-ken; e. s. of
Kohei Ochiai ;■ m. Taka, e. d.
of Ryu Kurokawa. Educ. .•
Graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
. 1 895 '. Passed the Diplomatic
and Consular Services-Exami-'
nation, 1895 ; Eleve-Consulat
Seoul, Oct. 1895— Feb. 1896;
— atKungchow, China, Feb.

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Oeh

1896 — Feb; 1897 ; Attache to
the Legation at St. Petersburg,
Feb. 1897 — May 1899; 3rd
Class Secretary to-^, May 1 8-
99 — Jun 1901 ; 2nd Class Sec-
retary to the Legation at Paris,
Oct. 1903 — ^Jan. 1966 ; ist
Class Secretary to the Lega-
tion at St. Petersburg, Jan. 19-
06 — May 1908; 1st Class Sec-
retary to the Embassy at St.
Petersburg, May 1908 — ^June.
1909; Councillor to Embassy
in Russia, June 191 1. Decora-
tion: 3rd Order of the Eising
Sun. Address : Japanese Con-
sulate-General, Mukden.

Ochiai, Taizo (M ^ -^ W,
ex-Inspector Surgeon-Major-
General, member of the stand-
ing Committee of the Japan
Red Cross Society ; 3. the
7th m. of the 3rd f. of Kaei
(1850) in Yamaguchi - ken ;
2nd s. of Shiin-6 Nakahara
and adopted by the late Shu-
tetsu Ochiai ; m. Nobu, 2nd
d. of Sukejiro Fukushima of
Tokyo. Educ. : studied me-
dicine at the Koseido, a clan
medical school and then un-
der foreigners at Nagasaki.
Passed the examination for mi-
litary Surgeons and was ap-
pointed 3urgeon-Sub-Lieute-
nant in 1872, attaining, after
due promotion, the rank of
Inspector Surgeon-Major-Ge-
neral in 1907, when, he was

placed on the reserve list;
has occupied various import-
ant posts in the former Head-
quarters of Army Surgeons
and later in the Medical Bu-
reau of the Department of
War ; held the post of Chief
of the Medical Staff, of the
3rd Army during the Russo-
Japanese war and was de-
corated with the 2nd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
3rd Class of the Golden Kite
for his services. Address: No.
1500, Shimoshibuya, Shibu-
yamachi, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo.

Ochiai, Toyosaburo C^ -^ g
H S15), Lieutenant-General, In-
spector-General of Engineers;
b. the 2nd m. of the ist _y..
of BunkyQ (1861) iii Shinia-
ne-ken ; 3rd s. of Kuwazo
Ochiai, a samurai ; m. Yone-
tsuru, 2nd d. of Yukiteru A-
yabe, a samurai of Saga clan.
Educ. : graduated from the
Military Academy, 1879. Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineers, Dec.
1879; Lieutenant,' July 1884;
Captain. June 1887 ; Major,
Sept. 1892 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Apr. 1895; Colonel, Nov.
1 897 ; Major - General, May

1903 ; Lieutenant- General,
Mar. 1910.- I-Ias been Mili-
tary Attache to the Legations >
at Berlin and, E,ome,^ Aide-de-
Camp to the Crown Prince, "
etc. Took part both in flie

Oda

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Japan- China and Russo-Japa-
nese Wars, especially disting-
uishing himself in- the latter
as an able tactician in the
capacity of Chief of Staff to the
3nd -Army^ commanded by
General Oku. Decorations: 2nd
Order of the Rising Sun and
2nd Class of the Goldeii Kite.
Address: No. 283, Okubo,,
Toyotama - gun, Tokyo - fu.
Tel. : 292, Bancho.

Oda, Hajime CM H .^%
Councillor of the Agricultural
and Conimercral Department ;
^. the 4th »?. of the 1st y.
of Gwanji (1864) in Aiehi-
ken ; 2nd s. of the late Bun-
suke Oda ; m. Toyo, e. d. of
Hidekata Toyozumi of Mie-
ken. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1889).
Has been Secretary to the
House of Peers, Judge of the
Court , of the Administrative
Litigation, Director of the
Patent Bureau and the Agri-
cultural Affairs Bureau of the
Agricultural and Commercial
Department; present post sin-
ce 1907. ( Decoration : 4th Or-
der of Merit: Address ': Sasu.-
gaya-che^^Koishikawa-ku, To-
kyo. Tel'.: 2626 Bariclio. Club:
Kojutisha club.

Oda, Katsuma C» H ^ *)>
Principal 'of the Kokura Nor-
mal -School, / Fukuoka-ken •,
^, . Decv the:4tb - -J'- of -:Meiji

(1871) in the province of To-
sa ; s. of Umanojo Oda, a:
samurai of Kochi clan. Edtic. .•
graduated .from the Kochi
Normal School (1892) and
then from the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ( 1 899). Tea-
cher of the Fukushima Nor-
mal School, 1899 — 1 90 1 and
of the Fukuoka Normal Sch-
ool. Present post since 19-
08. Address: Adachi-mura,,
Kiku-gun, Fukuoka-ken. Club:
Meikeikai.

. Oda, Kiyozo i'V ffl ^ -R ^),
Rear-Admiral, Chief of the
Shimose Gunpo.wder Factory,
Instructor of tlie Naval Col-
lege ; b. 1866. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Naval Acade-
my, Sept. 1880. Lieutenant-
Commander, Dec. 1897; Com-^
mander, Dec. 1898; Cap^
tain, Jan. 1905; Rear-Ad-
miral, Apr. 191 1. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and 3rd Class,
of the Golden ' Kite. Ad-^
dress : No. 993^ Sendagaya-
machi, Toyotamai - gun, To-
kyo-fu. TeL: g3S Bancho.
Oda, Kotaro (/> EB I? * 515);
b. the 9th in. of the 6th j^ ^
of Meiji (1873) in Niigat^-
ken; e. s. of Kyiigo Oda.; m..
Shizu-ko. Educi : graduated'
from the Meijigakutn. Tea-
cher of the . Kyoto- Middle
School,' 1902; tiiemb^r of the

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Oda

Nippon Vusen Kwaisha,
1906; chief writer of the
Hakodate Hokkai Shiinbun,
a daily paper, 1907; writeir
of the Tokyo Asahi Shiinbun,
1908. Address: No, 30,
Naka-cho, Otsuka, Koishi-
kawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 3780
Bancho.

Oda, Wobuchika (« H -g m,
Viscount, Master of Hunting;
b. the 1 2th m. of the 3rd y.
of Kayei (1850) in Tokyo;
2nd J. of Flarumasa Yamasa-
ki and adopted by the late
Nobutami Oda, former lord
-of Kashiwabara clan ; in. Sen,
aunt of Viscount Naonobu
Shinjo. Governor of the for-
mer Kashiwabara-ken (1869);
afterwards entered the Depart-
rhent of the Imperial House-
hold and has been in the pre-
sent post since 1890 ; cre-
ate i Viscount in 1 884. Ad-
dress : No. 26, Nagasakacho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Te/.: i528
Shiba,

Cda, Tokugoro Ob B ^ 2.
5P), 1st Class Secretary to
the Embassy at St. Peters-
burg ; b. Feb. the 8th y. of
Meiji (1875) in Ehime-ken ;
e. s. of. Kihachiro Oda ; m.
Mitsu, ' e. d. of Kanzaemon
Fujioka of Ehime-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of .'Law of the Tokyo Imp,
Univ. (1899). Passed the Ex-
amination for Diplomatic and

Consular Services and was
appointed Attache to the Le-
gation at Peking in the same
year ; - has been successively
Secretary to the Legations
at Berlin, Paris and Peking;
present post since Oct. 1909.
Address: Japanese Embassy
at St. Petersburg.

Oda, Yorozu C^ ffl K),, Ho-
gakiihakushi (Doctor of Law),
Prof of the Law College of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ. (Chairs
— Law of Administration and
International Law) ; b. July
1st y. of-Meiji (1868) in Sa-
ga-ken ; e.s. of Hanji Qda,
a samurai of the former Sa-
ga clan ; in. KiyoJ 3rd d. of
Yusaburo Endo of Fukushi-
ma-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1892;
studied -further in England,
France and Germany, 1896
— 1899. Prof, ^of the Law
College of the Kyoto Irnp^
Univ., 1899 ; afterwards De-
an of the same College ; re-
signed the above but, again
accepted present post in 19-
10. 'Publications : Science of
Law ; Japanese Administra-
tion Law ; Lecture on Mining
Law. -• Address : Sakuragicho,-
Imadegawanishi-iru,, Teralna-
chi, Kamikyoku,, Kyoto. Tel.;
'1996. . , ■ • ■

Odagaki, Sutejiro C'> H $P ^
^ I|5), Chief of the Business

Oda

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Department of the Mitsui
Bussan Kwaisha ; i5. the nth
■m. of the ist;?'. of Keio (i8-
6s) in Shiga-ken; 3rd s. of
the late Hikonai Odagaki, sa-
murai of Shiga-ken ; m. Ki-
nu, e. d. of Katsunori Masu-
da, a /^^^Wwof Tokyo. Educ:
Graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School
(1891). Entered the Mitsui
Bussan Kwaisha after gradu-
ation and after serving as
manager of the Seoul Branch
of the Company was finally
placed in the present post.
Address: No. 53, Takanawa-
minamimachi, Shibaku, To-
kyo. Tel.:\7^\ Shiba.

0(ia?f}ri, Ban tar i'V EEl id ^
is. W), Governor of Yamaga-
ta-prefecture ; b. Oct. the 2nd
/. of Meiji (1869) in Naga-
no-ken ; e. s. of Toyotaro Oda-
giri ; in. Moto, 2nd d. of Ka-
metaro Miyazaki. Educ: Gra-
duated from the College of
Law of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1895. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination the
same year; appointed Coun-
cillor to the Fukushima pre-
fecture in 1 896 ; afterward in
succession was Councillor to
the Yamagata-ken ; Secretary
to the same prefecture and
then to the Tochigi-ken, etc.;
present post since 1912. Ad-
dress: Hatago-cho, Yamaia-

ta 45:en.

Odagiri, Chiishifo (/> B fj %
E3Ii5), iixpert to the Kana-
gawa-ken ; ^. Aug. the 4th ^.
of Meiji ( 1 871) in Kanaga wa-
ken; 2nd.?, of Gorobei Odagiri;
m. Toyo, 2nd <^. of Kanye
Kujirai of Saitama-ken. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Engineering of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1896. Entered the
service of the Hokuetsu Rail-
way Co. as its expert im-
mediately after graduation ;
resigned and was appointed
to the present post in 1897,
Address: No. 434, Shimodai,
Aokicho, Yokohama.

Odagiri, Enju (/> H -tB M «),
Engineer Commander in the
Navy, Instructor to the Na-
val College; b. 1877. Edttc:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing Department of the Naval
Academy (1891). Lieuten-
ant Engineering, Oct. 18-
98; Lieutenant-Commander — ,
Sept. 1903; Commander — ,
Sept. 1906. Decorations : 4th
Order of the Rising Sun and
5 th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure. Address: No. 267,Iriara-
i-mura, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Odagiri, Masnnosuk'e C-rh K
m W, m^ m, Director of the
Yokohama Specie Bank ; b.
Jan. the 1st y. of Meiji (18-
68) in Tokyo ; e. s. of the
late Morinori Odagiri, a To-

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kyo samurai ; in. Kei, 2nd d.
of Joji Nakayama, a heijiiin
of Kanagawa-ken. Sent, in
1886, by the government, as.
a resident student to Tientsin,
China and appointed Chan-
cellor of the Consulate at
Tientsin in 1 887 ; transferred
as Chancellor of the Lega-
tion at Peking the same year ;
promoted to be the Consul at
Kochu, China in 1896 ; Con-
sul-General at Shanghai from
1902 till 1905 ; resigned his
official post in 1905 and en-
tered the service of the Yo-
kohama Specie Bank; at pre-
sent resides mostly in China
as the superintendent of se-
veral branches of the bank in
that country; was chiefly in-
strumental in bringing abont
the speedy conclusion of the
recent Chinese loan of yen
10,000,000 advanced by the
Ba.nk. Address : No. 733 Ki-
tashinagawa, Shinagawama-
chi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo -fu.
Te/. : 709 Shiba.

Odagiri, Yahei Oh miJiW^
ffi). President of the Nakano
Bank; d. the Sth »^. of the
1st f. of Kokwa (1844) in
Nagano-ken ; e. s. of the late
Yahei Odagiri. Succeeded his
father in 1873. Address.- Na-
kanomachi, Shimotakai-gun,
Nasano-ken.

Odaka, Jiro CM ft ?ic I5>,
Managing director of the Ch5^
sen Industrial Development
Co., Director of the Chosen
Colonization Co., of the Orien-
tal Life Insurance Co., Audi-^
tor of the First Bank and of
the Jungi Stock Farming Co.;
d. the 2nd m. of the 2nd jr. .
of Keio (1866) in Saitama-
ken ; e. s. of Kogoro Odaka,
a heimin of Saitama-ken ; m.
Fumi, 3rd d. of Baron Shi-
busawa. Educ. : Graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School in 1891. En^
tered the service of the First
Bank the same year and after
having served as clerk of the
Akita and the Nagoya bran-

. ches and as manager of the
Yokkaichi, Fusan and Che-
mulpo branches of the Bank,
was transferred as Chief of
the Examination Section of
the Tokyo Plead-Office and
then elected its Auditor in 19-
03 ; inaugurated the Chosen
Industrial Development Go.

. the same year and became
'ts managing director ; was
once president of the Fusan
and the Chemulpo Chambera
of Commerce while in ^ho*
sen. Recreations: Ballad-dra-:
ma ; horticulture. Addresi ^
No. 98, Nakanegishi - macW,
Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel. : 1647.
Shitaya. , :

Odate, Geataro C:^ It iS jfc Wh

G&^O'a

l. 680 J

Gaptain of Naval Ordnance,
Chief of the Torpedo Section
hi Yokbsuka Naval Arsenal ;
d. 1867. Educ: The Naval
Engineering: School. Lieute-
niant - Commander of Naval
Ordnance, Feb. 1898 ; Com-
mander of — , Sept. 1899 ; Ca-
ptain of — , Aug. 1905. De-
corations: 3rd Order of the
^Rising Sun and Sth Order of
the Sacred Tseasure. Address.:
Yokosuba Naval Station, Yo-
kosuka. ,

Sfuji, Takahiko i%%~m it),
Kogakuhakushi (Doctor of En-
gineering), Prof, of the Sci-
ence and Engineering College
of tlie Kyoto Imperial Univ.
(Chair-Civil Engineering) ; b.
tile nth m. of the 3rd jj*. of
Keio (1867) in Kyoto ; 2nd
s. of Yajiro Takata and adopt-
ed by the late Takatoshi O-
fuji of Osaka; m. Shizu, e.
df. of his adopted father. Educ:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo
Imperial Univ., 1894; pur-
sued his studies in Germany, ■
1899-^1901. Prof of the
3rd High School, 1896 ; As-
sistant-Prof, of the Science
and Engineering College of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1897;
present post since 1901 ; Ko-
gdkuJtakiishi'va. 1903. Address:
Sakaemachi, Imadegawa, Mi-
kurumamichi-dori, Kamikyo-
tel,' Kyoto.

. Ofuji,,Tomokatsu i% % % #),.
Colonel and Comftiander ' of
the 69th Regiment of Infant-
ry ; b. 1872 in Kumamotp:
Sub-Lieutenant, Mar. 1892:;
Lieutenant, Nov. 1894 J Ca-
ptain, Oct. 1 898 ; Major, Dec.
1903 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Nov. 1907; Colonel, 19 10.
Decorations : 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Order
of the Rising Sun and 5th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : The 69th Regiment of
Infantry, Toyama-shi, Toya-
ma-ken.

Ogasawara, Chosei C'h S M A
:t). Viscount, Captain of the
Navy> member of the Naval
. Staff Office ; b. Nov. the 3rd
y. of Keio (1867), in Ka.ratsu,
province of Hizen ; e. s. of
Nagayuki Ogasawara, former
lord of Karatsu clan ; m. Hi-
de, niece of Count Naoyuki
Matsudaira. £i:/?/^. .• The Na-
val Academy. Mid.shipman,
1887 ; Lieutenant-Command-
er, Sept. 1899; Command-
er, July 1904; Captain, Sept.
1908. Succeeded his father
in 1873 and ci'eated Viscount
in 1884 ; is a man of rare lit-
erary talent, being well known
by his pen-name " Kinparo-
sliujin " under which he has
written many works and es'
says. Decorations : No. 9,
Hatagaya, Yoyohata - muni,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

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O^a

;, Ogasawara,: Eijii-o C'3^ S M H
Jn~'SI5), Director of the.i7lh
Bank, Chief of the General
Affairs Section of the Yasu-
da Bank; b. the 1st ni. of the
ist^. of Man-en (1865) in Ya-
raagata-ken ; e. s. of the late
Noboru . Ogasawara, a Ya-
magata samurai ; m. Haru,
elder sister of Hisashi Onoga-
iwa, a Tochigi samurai. Ad::,
dress: No. 30, Minamimachi,
Takanawa, Shibaku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1 02 1 Shiba.

Ogasawara, Kenkichi C'h S ii
M'a), Colonel of Commis-
sariat, Commander of the 14th
Battalion of Commissariat
Troops; b. i867inYamaguchi-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant of Cav-
alry, July 1887; Sub -Lieu-
tenant -of Commissariat, Nov.
1888 ; Lieutenant, Nov. 18-
90; Captain, Nov. 1894;
Major, Nov. 1899 ; Lieu -
tenant - Colonel, June 1904.;
Colonel, 19 10. Decorations :
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure, 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and 4th Class of the Gold-
en Kite. Address: Th» 14th
Battalion of Commissariat ,
Utsanomiya.

Ogasawara, Shinbei (^'\, % jg.
Sf:atg)» manager of Kabu-
-ki-za (theatre); b. 1853 in
Tokyo; adopted s. ot Kanya
Morita. Entered the Shintb-
miza theatre, 1876; after-

wards entered the Kabukiza

theatre. Address: No. J; 4;

I chome, Kobiki-cho, Kyo-

bashi-ku, Tokyo.

Ogasawara, TakeMde (/h ^ fe
St %), Court Councillor; b. the
4th m. of the 3rd y. of K6-
kwa (1846) in Yamaguchi-
ken ; 2nd s. of Toranosuke
Fukuhara, a samurai of Ya-
maguchi-ken, and adopted by
the late Gosuke Ogasawara;
m. Fuji, mother of Tsunesu-

ke Naito, a samurai of Ya-
maguchi-ken. Once was Chief
of the Lnperial Palace Police ,
as , well as president of the
Palace Keepers Bureau. Ad-
dress: No. 494, Nishi-Okubo,
Okubo-mura, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu. Tel.: 1833 Ban-
cho. , ''

Ogata, Gekko (« 5f5 ^ »),

artist, Japanese painter; b.
the 9th m. of the 6th y.
of Ansei (1859) at Yazae-
mon-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Ediic. : privately. Obtained
over twent}' diplomas and
prizes in home and foreign
exhibitions. Address: No.
14 Shinogawa-cho, Ushigome,
Tokyo. I \:

Ogata, Hyotaro i% "B ^i^
SB), lawyer; b. the \0'€a. in.
of the 4th y. of Kayei (185 1)
in Osaka ; e. s. of the late
Tokuz5 Ogata, a samurat oi
Osaka; m. Tsune, adopt, d. of

Osa

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Tsunejiro Sugie of Oliayama- ■>
ken.' Has been a member of
the House of Representatives.
Address: No. 58, i chome,
Kokucho, Higashiku, Osaka,
Tel.: 1340 Higashi.

Ogata, Jnemon (ft :§ + ^
?§ P^)» Igakuhakushi (Doctor
of Medicine), Member of the
Examination Committee for
Medical Practitioners, Prof of
the Osaka Higher Medical
School. Address: 4 chome,
Minami-Horie, Nishi-ku, 0-
saka. Tel. : 1 349 Nishi.

•Ogata, Igaku (3^-)i %m.
Journalist, better known
under the nom de plume
"Ryusui"; b. 1874, «n Ka-
gami-machi, Yatsushiro-gun,
Kumamoto-k«n; s. of Gimon
Ogata; ?;«. 1899. Ediic.:%x2i-
duated from the Doshisha
Univ., Kyoto. Was associate
editor of Sekai-no-Nihon, a
Japanese political magazine
started by Yosaburo Take-
goshi; later joined the editor-
ial staff of the Yorodzu
Choho which position he
occupied for over ten years
up to the present. Publica-
tions: Schiller, Jin-yei-roku,
Thoughts on Literature (in
Japanese). Address: No. 62,
Sanchome, Kobinata-Dai-
machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
, Ogata, Keijiro (^ 3S P. ^
SP), doctor, chief of the In-
ternal Diseases Section of the

Ogata Hospital; <5. Dec. .the
4th J', of Meiji (i 871) in O-
saka; £nd s. of the late Ko-
renori Ogata, Igakuhakushi.;
m. Tomoka, 3rd d. of Yasu-
shi Miura, M. H. P. Educ. :
studied medicine in Germany
(Freiburg and Miinchen Uni-
versities). Address : No. 128,
I chome; Kitashinmachi, Hi'
gashiku, Osaka. Tel. : 2419
Higashi.

Ogata, KoreyosM CM Jf^ ti #),
Rear-Admiral on the Reserve.
Address : No. 1 39, Koume-
machi, Mukojimamachi, Honr
jo, Tokyo.

Ogata, Masakiyo C^ 3^ .IE
•if). I^akuliakushi, M. D., Pre-r
sident of the Ogata Lying-in
Hospital, member of the Comr
mittee for the Examination
for Medical Pi-actitioners, Pre-
sident of the Osaka- Physi-
cians' Association ; b. the 7th
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in Kagawa-ken ; 2nd
s. of Tsunezo Nakamura and
adopted by the late Sessai
Ogata, a physician of Osaka,;
m. Chie, e. d. of his adopted
father. Educ.: graduated froin
Takamatsu Medical Schodl
and then from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1887; studied ob-
stetrics at the Universities d
Jena.'^^Treiburg, Straasburg,
Berlin and at the Vienna Uni-
versity (1889 — 1892); became

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Ogft.

chief of the Obstetrical De-
partment of the Ogata Hos-
pital, then conducted by his
adopted father (1892) ; ap-
pointed Member of the Com-
tnJttee for the Examination
for Medical Practitioners in
1893 and member of the Com-
mittee for the Examination
for Midvvives the following-
year; opened the Ogata Ly-
ing-in Hospital in 1902 and
became its president ; granted
the degree of Igakiihaktishi
(1905) ; was sent to Hungary
to represent Japan at the In-
ternational Medical Confer-
ence held at Budapest in 1909;
elected President of the Osaka
Physicians Association (19 10);
A few years ago was a mem-
ber of the Osaka Municipal
Council for a time. Publica-
tions : " Obstetrical Opera-
tions " ; •' Household Sanita-
tion " ; " Obstertics " ; " Mid-
wifery." Address : 3 chome,
Imabashi, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
TeL: 1984; 1985 ; 1986 Ho-
nkyoku.

Ogata, Masanori CIt 3& ili
MX Igakuhaktishi (Doctor of
Medicine), Prof of the Medi-
cal^ College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (Chair-Hygiene) ;
b. the nth in. of the 6th ^.
of Kayei (1853) in Kumamo-
to-ken ; e. s. of Genshun O-
gata, a samurai of Kumamo-

to ; m. Etsu, 2nd d. of To-
yonuki Ishihara, a Tokyo, sa-
inurai. Ediic: graduated from
the Medical Course of the
former Tolcyo Univ.€(i879);
continued his medical studies
(especialiy Phisiology and Hy-
giene) in Germany (Univer-
sities of Leiptig and Miinchen
(1880— 1884). Prof, of the
Medical College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (1886); Iga-
kukakushi (1888); later Prof,
of the Naval Medical School
and of the Naval College in
addition ; attended the Inter-
national Medical Conference
held at „- Moscow in , 1 897 ;
Dean of the Medical College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. the
same year ; Present post
since 1898 ; is reputed to be
one of the leading patholo-
gists at present in Japan. De-
coration : 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun. Address: No.
160, Higashikata-machi, Ko-
magome, Hongo, Tokyo.

Ogata, MicMhei CIt ^ M ¥ji.
Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Fukuoka Ag-
ricultural and Industrial Bank;
6. the 5th m. of the 3rd /.
of Kokwa (1846) in Okaya-
ma-ken ; 3rd s. of Masujiro
Mio, an Okay3iXm.sa7meraia.nd
adopted by Ikuzo Ogata; m.
Hisae, e. d. of his adopted
father. Address : Keigo-niu-
ra, Chikushi-gun, Fukuoka-

Oga

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ken.

Ogata, Saburo C«t ;» H W),
Kogakuhakushi, Expert to the
Nippon Ginko (Bank of Ja-
pan). Address: No. 2, Ka-
minibancho, Kojimachi, To-

Ogata, Senuosuke (/]% "^ %-^

W), D. D., President of the
Aoyama Gakuin; b. 1853 in
Tokyo; .s. of Ichigoro Ogata;
■Mi. Fukiko, ^d. of Yoshimasa
Sugano, June, 1886. Educ:
graduated from American
Universities. Returned to
Japan in 1885, and engaged
in the Methodist Mission
work, both as preacher and
professor since then. Address :
No. 1, 7 chome Minamt-cho,
Aoyama, Tokyo.

Ogata,. Shujiro (M ')i ^ '^
BR), doctor, President of the
Ogata Hospital ; b. the 2nd
m. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) in Osaka; 4th s. oi
the late famous doctor K6-
an Ogata ; m. Tamae, 2nd
d. of Kenji Yamamoto, a .ra-
mtirai o^FLyogo-'ken. Educ.:
graduated from the former
Tokyo' Medical School in 18-
81. Appointed physician to
tiie Tokyo University Hos-
, pital soon after gi-aduation;
resigned the post and became
yice-president of the Ogata
tlospital in 1887.; went to
Germany and Austria for me-
dical studies (1889—^1892);

present post since 1892; is a
specialist in Ophthalmology
and Surgery. Address : No.
100, 3 chome, Kitahama^ Hi-,
gashiku, Osaka. Tel. : 206'
Honkyoku.

Ogata, Takao (^f :;)J ^ S Si).
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 4th Infantry
Regiment; d. 1870 in Kuma-
moto-ken. Sub-Lieut., March
189I; Lieut., October, 1894;
Captain, Jan. 1898; Major,
Dec. 1903; Lieut. Colonel,
Nov. 1907; Colonel, Nov/
191 1. Decorations: 4th Ordei:
of S. T.;. 4th Order of R. S.,
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address: 4th Infantry Regi-
ment, Tokyo.

Ogata, Tokubei (S ?f$ ® :J^
^), one of the highest tax-
payers of Ibaraki-ken ; b. Mar.
the 4th y. of Meiji (i88i) in
Ibaraki-ken ; e. .s of tlie late
Tokubei Ogata; in. Sui, 6th d.
of Takebei Okubo. Succeed-
ed his father in 1893. Ad-
dress : Tsuchiur^machi, ' Nii-
hari-gun, Ibaraki-ken. - ./'-

Ogawa, Chogmon C'h ^il i p&
ffi PI), a large landowner, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Akita-ken, President of Yu-
zawa Bank ; b. the 6th m. of
the 6th jj*. of Ansei (1859) in
Akita-ken ; e. s. of ChSemon
Ogawa ; m. Tatsu,, 5th d. oj
Kyiibei Chiba. Succeeded, his
father in 1904. Address : Yu-

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Oga

zawamachi, Ofcachi-gun, A-
kita-ken.

Ogawa, Heikichi (/> ;il ^ g),
Lawyer, ex-Member of the
House of Eepresentatives; b.
I)ec. the 2nd y. of Meiji
(■1869) in Shinano pro-
vince; 3rds. of Kinzo Ogawa, a
Nagano heimin ; m. Kin, e.
d. of Yukiyasu Kanai, mem-
ber of the House of Peers.
Educ: : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University (1892).
Entered the bar and began
practice in Tokyo immediate-
ly after graduation ; later or-
ganized with others the Toa-
Dobun - kwai (East -Asian
Same Script Association) and
then the Chosen Kyokwai
(Korea Association) being e-
lected Director of both ; was
imprisoned in 1905 on the
charge of his being one of
the ringleaders of ' the riots
directed against the govern-
ment on the conclusion of
peace 'negotiations with Rus'
sia in connection with the
late war ; was sent to Korea
in 1907 by the Yuko-kwai,
political party to which he
then belonged, to make in-
vestigations concerning the
so-called Hague Emissary
Case otiginated by ex-Emper-
or of Korea; made an in-
spection tour through Europe
and America in 19 it), mean-

while attending - the . Interna-^
tional Parliamentary Confer-'
ence held, at Berlin as one of;
Japanese Commissioners; has
been thrice elected member
of the House of Representa-
tives since 1903 ; decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun (1907). Publica-
tion : the Diplomatic history
of the Meiji Era. Address .•:
No. 5) I chome, Uchisaiwai-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :,
552 Shimbashi.

Ogawa, Isshin Qh Jil — R),i
photographer, member oftlie
Imperial Board of Artists^
Managing director of the Ja-
pan Dry - plate Mfg. Co. ; k
the 1st m. of the ist f: of
Man-yen (i860) in the pro-
vince of Musashi ; 2nd s. of
Shoemon Harada and adopted
into the Ogawa family. Educ.:.
studied the English language
at the Arima School, a private-
institution in Tokyo. Studied -
photography under a foreigner
afterwards ;, went to Am_erica
to study the. art of portrait-
painting, permanent colour"
photography and copper-platc
printing in Boston ; returning
home in 1885 started a pho-
tographic studio in Tokyo ;
was photographic gupplier and
advisor to the Army General
Staff; successfully photograph-
ed a full eclipse of the Sun
in 1886 for Prof Todd, Ame-

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rican astronomer, who came
to Japan specially in connec-
tion with the eclipse; the Juror
of the Photographic Depart-
ment of the Tokyo Industrial
Exhibition held in 1887 (ist
class medal) ; started in com-
pany with Baron Kuki and
Prof Fenolosa the publication
of the Kokka, the largest ar-
tistic magazine at present in
Japan, and then the Skashin
Shimpo, a photographic ma-
gazine ; juror of the photo-
graphic Division of the 3rd
Domestic Industrial Exhibi-
tion ; exhibited specimens of
his work at the American
International Exhibition held
in 1893 and was awarded a
1st class gold medal; lately
established the Japan Dry-
plate Mfg. Co., in which he
now holds the post of mana-
ging director. Recreation : U-
tai (old Japanese songs). ^ Ad-
dress : ]No. 13, Hiyoshi-cho,
Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Oluh :
Nippon Club. Tel. ; 392 Shi-
mbashi.

Ogawa, Kensaburo (/> ;i| gij

H W)t Jgakuhdktishi (Dr. of
Me"di"ctng)T'"C'plitKaimologist;
,5. 1 87 1 in Shizuoka-ken; s.
of Seisai: Ogawa. Educ.
graduated from the College
of Medicine in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ.; sent to Germany
for study/IJ9Ps'ii9b7. "Cliief
Ophthalmologist at the Gifu

Prefectural Hospital, 1899;
opened his own dispensaiy
at Shizuoka, 1900; Prof of
the Okayama Medical Col-
lege and in addition Chief
Ophthalmologist of the Oka-
yama Prefectural Hospital,
1903-12. Publications: "Mo
dern Opthalmology", " Oph-
thalmic Surgery", and many
other similar works. Recre-
ations: literature, history.
Address: No. i, Idzumi-cho,_
Kanda-ku, Tokyo. Tel.'.
4588 Shitaya.

Ogawa, Masaharu (•'h JH E
'&), Public Procurator of the
Nagasaki Court of Appeal.
Address: Nagasaki Court of
Appeal, Nagasaki.

Ogawa, Masataka ('h Ji| IE
#), Rigakuhakushi (Doctor of
Seience), ex-Prof, of the Tokyo
Higher Normal School (Chair-
Biology) ; b. the i ith m. of
the 1st y. of Keio (1865) in
Ehime-ken; e. s. of the late
Hiromasa Ogawa, an Ehime
samurai ;_jn. Kunio, 3rd dT.
of Sh5 Odate of Fukui-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Science of the To -
kyo Imp. Univ. (1889). Tea-
cher of the Shizuoka Middle
School (1890) ; Prof of the
First High School (1899) and
then present post ; Rigakuha-
kushi ya. 1910. Address: 'Nor
70, Hayashicho, Koishikawa,

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Oga

Tokyo.

Ogawa, Nario C'h )i\ 59 *i),
Paymaster Lieutenant-Com-
mander, Chief Paymaster of
the Hashidate ; b. 1873. Pay-
master Sub-Lieutenant (Sept.
1899) ; Paymaster Lieutenant
(Oct. 1901); Paymaster Lieu-
tenant-Commander (Sept. 19-
06). Decoration: Sth Order
of the Rising Sun. Address .
No. 27, ichome, Motozono-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Ogawa, Sagoro (>■> )i\ ^ S
m, Prof, of the Medical
School, attached to the Na-
gasald Hospital. Address:
Nagasaki Medical School, Na-
gasaki.

Ogawa, SancM ('> Jll =^ *B)'
planner and maker of staint
glass; h. 1867 in Shizuoka-
ken; s. of Seisai Ogawa,
physician and scholar. Editc:
studied German language at
the former First Higher
Middle School; entered the
Tokyo Fine Arts School
(course of Japanese painting)
1890, graduating from it in
1898; studied the art of
planning at the Chicago Fine
Arts Academy for about
three years. Teacher in the
Yamanashi Middle School
and in the Hyogo Normal
School successively; went
to the U. S. A. as busi-
ness training student < f the
Dep't of Agriculture and

Commerce, meanwhile stay-
ing at Chicago, St. LOuis,
New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Cincinnati, etc. where
lie mainly inspected the con-
dition of tlie imported Japan-
ese lacquered wares, 1905-
1909; while in America he
especially studied the art
of manufacturing staint-glass
for that purpose he was in
the actual service with
Messrs Gorham Mfg. Co.j
New Yorl< (for a year and
a half), Willet Studio,
Pittsburg (for nine months),
Von Gerichten Art Glass
Co., Columbus city (for six
month); is now reputed as
an unique authority in the
art of staint glass making in
Japan. Address: No. 490,
Higashidai-dori, Tabata, To-
kyo-fu. Clubs: special mem-
ber of the Architectural
Society; Member of the|
Japan Fine Art Society;
Member of the Goraku-kwai.
Ogaiva, Shigejiro C'h Ji! "& ^
SR), Hogakiihakushi (Doctor
of Law) ; b. the 1 2th m. of
the 3rd y. of Bunkytl (1863)
in Nagano-ken ; 2nd s. of
Munetomo Kanelco, a Naga-
no samzirai, and adopted by
the late Naoyuki Ogawa ; m.
Shizu, adop. d. of Viscount
Keigo Kiyoura. Educ. : gra-
duated from the former To-
kyo Semmon Gakko (forerun-

Oga

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ner :. of. the present Waseda'
Univ.) ; studied further in Eu-
rope. Governor of Kanagawa
Prison ; Chief of the Section
of Prison Management of the
Dep't of Justice ; engaged by
the Chinese Government as
Legal Adviser; Hogakuhaku-
ski in 1906; represented Japan
at the International Prison
Congress held at Washington
in 1910 ; resigned his official
post in 19 10. Publications :
many works on Prison mana-
gernent. Address : No. 31,
Hachimancho, Tsukudo, U-

shigome,: Tokyo.
' Ogawa, Taicbiro ('•j^;ll#— 1|5).

editor of the Yamdto, better
known as " Yenson ", his
nom de plume; b. in 1877
in: Kyoto; 5. of Tazaemon
Ogaiwa; m. Ito in 1900.
Educ. self-taught. Was an
editor of the Kyoto Shimbun.
He published several novels,
dramas and essays. Address:
No. 35, Yuraku-cho, Koji-
machi, Tokyo.

Ogawa, Takuji C>]> ^H ac ^\
Rigakuhakushi (Doctor of Sci-
ence), ^rProf. of the C&llege
of Literature of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (Chair-Historical
Geogra:phy); b. May the ,3rd
J/, of Meiji (1870) in Waka-
yama-kbi ; 2nd s of Atushi
Asai, a Wakayama samtirai ;
adopted by Komakitsu Oga-
wa of Tokyo in 1891 ; m,

Koyuki, e. d. of his adopted'
father. Educ. : graduated from
the College of' Science of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1896) ;
studied Geology in France
(1900). Expert to the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commerce (1898) ; present
post since his return home.
Address: No. \'j^, Terama-
chi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto,
kyoku, Kyoto.

Ogawa, Teiichi C'h ;i| M. —\
Managing director of the Teiyti
Bank ; b. July the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871) in Nagasaki; e\
s. of Sadamasa Ogawa, a sa-
murai of Nagasaki-ken ; m.
Chima, 2nd d. of Narioki Shi-
bata, a samurai of Nagasaki.
Address : Takanawa-minami-.
cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel::
304s SMha.

Ogawa, TJinesabTiro C^ M H
H I|5), KdgakuJtakushi, Prof
of the Science and Engineer-
ing College of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (Chair- Civil Engi-
neering) ; b. the 9th m. ' of
the '2nd y. of Bunkyu (1862)
in Nagoya ; 3rd s. of Shohi-

chi Ogawa, 2. heiinin of Ai-t
chi-ken ; m. Shima, e. d. of
Kiyoomi Ozawa, a samurai
of Tokyo. EduC. : Grad; ated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imp; Unlv; (18
36) ; studied at the University
Hall ( 1 886— 1 888)'. Appoint-
ed Assistanf-Prof of the same

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Oga— Qgi

College (1888); was sent to
Germany, England and A-
•ijicrica to pursue his studies
(1896 — 1898); made Prof, of
tlie Science and Engineering
College of the Kyot6 Univer-
sity (1898); had conferred on
him the degree of Kogaku-
hahishi (1899); was again
ordered to proceed to Europe
and America on scientific in-
vestigation (1907 — 1908). Ad-
dress : Seiwain - machi, Shi-
mochojamachi - nishiiru, Mu -
romachi - dori, Kamikyo - ku,
Kyoto.

Ogawa, Zenkiehi (/h'jil SS a),

ex-Dir. of the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha (Japan Mail Steam-
ship Co.), President of the
Board of Directors of the
Meiji Sugar Mfg. Co., Auditor
of the Tokyo Marine Insurance
Co., etc.; b. the 12th m. ot
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Tatsuzo
Ogawa, a samurai of Nagoya.
Educ: studied at the Osaka
Kaisei Gakko, the Nagoya
English Language School and
at the former - Tokyo Univ.

(1868— 1 871); graduated from
Rutzers College, New Jersy,
U.S.A. (1873). Became tea-
cher to, the Nagoya Foreign
Language School and then
to the Osaka Semmon Gakko;
afterward entered the service
of the Mitsubishi Steamship
Co., becoming Sub-Manager '

or Manager of its branch of-
fices at Yokohama, Nagasaki,
Osaka and Kobe ; was elect-
ed one of the directors of the
Nippon Yusen Kaishu when
it was formed as the result
of the amalgamation of the
Mitsubishi Steamship Co. with
the Kyodo Unyu Steamship
Co. in 1885 ; was sent in
1905 to England on business
connected with the opening
of the European line of the
Company and after having
successfully completed his mis-
sion remained in London as
the first Manager -of that
branch of the company; was
awarded the 6th Order of
the Rising Sun for services
rendered during thf Russo-
Japanese war as superintend-
ent of the transport depart-
ment of the Company ; ha-S
wide connections v/ith business
circles and in addition to the
posts hefore stated was Di-
rector of the Taiwan Ware-
house Co. as well as Auditor
of the Kobe Electric Railway
Co., etc. Address: No. 34,

Higashigokencho, Ushigome,'
Tokyo. Tel. : 10 17 Bancho.
Chids ; Tokyo Club ; Nippon '
Club, etc.

OgimaoM, Sanemasa CIE H BJ ,
ft'jE), Count, President of the;
Board of Decorations, Member '
of the House of Peers ; b
the 6th 7«. of the 2nd _y. of

f gi Ogn

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Ansei ( .1 8 5 S ) ■ in Kyoto ; e.s.
of; the , late , Kimitada Ogima-
chi,; a former noble at the
Mikado's Court,; /«. Tomi,
aunt of 'Marquis Takamaro
Nakayama. : Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1882 and was created
Count two years later; after
successively occupying the
posts of Chamberlain to the
Eniperor, member of the Court
Physicians Bureau, Governor
of Saitamia-ken was finally
appointed to the present post;
has been thrice elected mem-
ber of the House of Peers;
decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun in connec-
tion with the late war. Ad-
dress: No. 12, 5 chome, Fu-
jimicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel. : 231 Bancho.

Ogino, Mantaro (M W M :k.
115), President of the Ashikaga
Bank, Director of the Wata-
rase Water Power Electric
Co., Auditor of the Tochigi
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank ; d. June the Sth f. of
Meiji (1872) in Tochigi-ken;
2nd s. of Minehachi Ogino

and adopted by the late Yo-
shibei Ogino in 1885 Ad-
dress: Ashika.ga.-ma.chi, Ashi-
kaga-gun, Tochigi-ken.

Ogura, HyMehiro ('> M ^ -^
liO.. Rear- Admiral on the Re-
serve. Address: No. 38, San-
genya, Azabu, Tokyo.

Ogura, Kohei C^h j|- -& ^j,

Prof, of the Science and En-
gineering College of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. Address: Kyoto"
Imp. Univ., Kyoto.

Ogura, Eotaro (''> ^^ic 115),
Assistant'- Prof of the Agri-
cultural College of the To-
hoku Imp. Univ. Address :
Tohoku Imperial University,
Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Ogura, Eyubei OV ''k X^ IS),
Rigging import merchant (firm-
name "Idzumiya"), Director of
the 3rd Bank, Member of the
Tokyo Chamber of Commer-
ce ; b. Jan. the istj/. of Meiji
( 1 868) in Tokyo ; 2nd y. of
the late Kyubei Ogura, a hei-
min ; m. Taka, sister of To-
kundsuke Ito. Address : No.
2, I chome, Koami-cho, Ni -
liombashi, Tokyo. Tol. : 141
and 581 Naniwa.

Ogura, Misao C'h # il fe H),
Paymaster -Major - General,
Chief of the Paymasters' De-
partment of the Chosen Gar^
rison ; ^. the 7th m. of the
3rd jf. of Ansei (1856) in I-
shikawa-ken ; e. s. of Kichi-
bei Doi and adopted by the
late Nario Ogura ; m. Nobu,
d. of Rokuro Tajima. Educ. :
graduated from the Payma-
sters' School. Paymaster- Sub-
Lieytenant, Aug. 1883 ; Pay-
master-Lieutenant, Nov. 18-
88; Paymaster-Captain, Nov.
1893; Paymaster-Major, Nov.
1902; Paymaster-Lieutenant-

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Ogu-Ogy

Colonel, De«. 1903 j Paymas-
ter-Colonel, Apr. 1905 ; Pay-
xnaster-Major-General, Aug.
1909. In succession was a
member of the Commissariat
Departm.ent of the Imperial
Guards Division, o*^ the Im-
perial Headquarters; Chief of
the Paymasters Staff of the 2nd
and the 4th Army D-ivisions.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Paymasters Department
of the Chosen Garrison, RyO-
zan, Chosen.

Ogura, Shotaro i'Y 'k 1S. -k.
BIO, dealer in fancy-matting,
Member of the Standing Com-
mittee of the Kobe^ Chamber
of Commerce ; b. the 9th m.
of the 1st y. of Keio (.1865)
in Gifu-ken ; e. s. of Shuchi
Ogura; m. d. of a certain
G;rman. Addres"! : No. 5,
4 chome, Yam.amotodori, Ko-
be. Tel. : 908 /. d.

Oguri, Kozaburo (']■• M # j:^
gl5). Captain, sectional Chief of,
the Naval lUonstruction Bu-
reau; 6. 1 869. Educ. : graduated
from the Naval Academy, Dec.
1885. Lieutenant-Commander,
Sept. 1S99; Commander, Sept.
1903); Captain, Sept, 1907.
Decorations -• 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 5 th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and 5 th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
2 chom'-, Ura-kasumigaseki,

Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

'Oguri, Saburo (/h Si H e|5),
Director of the Handa Ware-
house Co. ; b. the 4th in. of
the 4th y. of Ansei (1857)
in Aichi-ken ; e. s. of Saburo-
bei Oguri ; m. To, 2nd d. of
Gensuke Ito of Aichi-ken.
Succeeded his father in 1880.
Address : Handamachi, Chi-
ta-'guh, Aichi-ken.

Oguri, Tomijiro {/■h M 1 m
SR), Director of the Oiiental
Salt Co.; b. the nth in. of
the 3rd y. of Keio (1867) in
Aichi-ken ; e. s. of the late
Tomiichi Oguri ; m. Shige,
2nd d. of Shimzaburo Yoshi-
da. Succeeded his father in
1877. Address : Handama-
chi, Chita-gun, Aichi-ken.

Ogyii, Eokuzo (#c !9£. H it),
Igakuhakushi (Doctor of Me-
dicine), President of the Chi-
ba Special School of Medi-
cine ; b. ^the 7th ni. of the
6th y. of'Ansei (1859) in To-
kyo ; 3rd s. of Ssizaemen Fu- ,
kunaga of Tokyo ; in. Tomi,
aunt of Kitaro Watanabe of
Shizuoka-ken. Educ: gra-
duated from the College of
Medicine of the Tokvo Imp.
Univ; (1884); studied Oph-
thalmology in Germany (19-
03 — 1904). Physician to the
Hospital, attached to the Chi-
ba Special School^ of Medi-
cine ; Prof of the 1st High

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School ; present post since
1902 J Igakuhakushi in 1907.
Address: Nishi-ihana, Cliiba-
machi, Chiba-ken. .

Ohama, CMzaburo ii<. 9 .*
S Bl5), Presiding Director of
the Dai Nippon Union Trans-
portation Co., President of the
Kanto Brick Co., of the For-
eign Thread and Cloth Trans-
action , Guild, Director of the
Yokohama Life Insurance Co.,
the Yokohama Elect-ic Rail-
way Co., the Yokohama Ware-
house Co., Manager of the
Yokohama Silk and Tea Ex-
change, Member of the Yo-
kohama Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. Apr. the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871) in Kanagawa-
ken ; e. s. of the late Chuza-
buro Ohama ; in. Fuku, e. d.
of Baron. Shigetoshi Okauchi.
Address : No. 42, 3 chome,
Minami - naka - dori, Yokoha-
ma. Tel. : 223.

Ohama, Matsujiro (/J^ ^ ti
^ 11^), Police Inspector, Chief
of the 2nd Section of the Me-
tropolitan Police Board. Ad-
dress : Official Residence, No.
2, I chome, Yiirakucho, Ko-

jimachi, Tokyo.

Ghana, SankicM (^ ;fe H S).
K"ai-val Oaptaiii,, placed on
the" yaiting list since De'ce-
mhev 191 2; b. 1867.. Educ. :
.graduated from the Naval A-
cademy, Sept. 1880. Lieuten-

ant-Commander, Dec. 1897;
Commander, Sept. 1899; Cap-
tain, Feb. 1905. Decorations :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
and 4th Cla.ss of th_ Golden
Kite. Address : No. 7, Kita-
machi, Aoyama, Shibuyamu-
ra, Toyotama-guh, Tokyo-fu.
^ Ohara,DenC/J> M fl¥), Major-
Gere:al, Pre. of the Arti. and
Engi. School; b. the 12th
m. of the 1st f, of Bunkyu
(1861) in Ehime-ken; Sth s.
of the latv^Yoshitsugu Oha-
ra, a samurai ; in. Tama, sis-
ter of Shin Kajiyama of Fuku-
oka-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the Military Academy
(1882) and then from the Mili-
tary College. Sub-Lieutenant
of Artillery, Dec. 1882 ; Lieu-
tenant, June 1 886 ; Captain,
Nov. 1889; Major, Apr. 18-
95 ; Lieytenant-ColGnel, Oct.
1899 ; Colonel, Dec. 1902 ■
Major - General, Dec. 1908,
Has been in succession In-
structor to the Military Col-
t lege, Military Attache to the
Legations at Vienna and Ber-
Kn, Adjutant to the Board of
Marshals, Chief of Stalf of
the 1 2th Army Division, Com-
mander of the 3rd Regiment of
Field Artillery, etc.; took part
in the Russo-Japanese War as
Chief of Staff of the 12th Army
Division. Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of tlie Rising Sun, 4th

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Oha

"Order of thi Sacred Treasure
and the 3rd Clas-^ of the Gol-
den Kite ; was Com. of the
Tsushima Garrison before pre-
sent post. J.dc?ress .- Artillery
and . Enginsering School ,
Tokyo.

Shara, Magosabnrd C;^; /it ???
H M'), President of the Ku-
rashiki Bank, Managing Di-
rector of the Kurashiki Spin-
ning Co.; i>. July the 13th
y. of Meiji (1880) in Okaya-
ma-ken ; 2nd i- of Koshiro
Ohara ; tn. Sue, y. sister of

Teinosuke Ishii of Hiroaiiima-
ken. Succeeded his father in
1904. Address : Kurasliiki-
.machi, Tsukubo-gun, Okaya-
ma-ken.

Sliara, Shotar'o iiz W- M. ±.
liO, Revenue - Officei' of the
Osaka City Office ; i>. the 9th
m. of the 3rd f. of Bunkyu
(1863) in Okayama-ken; e. s.
of Masahisa Ohara, a samu-
rai ; m. Koto, 2nd d. of Mo-
mozo Namba Is now Chief
of the Account Section of the
Osaka Cit^^ Office. Address :
No. 232, 6chome, Hirano-
machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Ohara, Masatsune C'> iS IE
ffi)) Major - General on the
Reserve, Address : No. 377,
Sendagaya, Sendagaya-mura,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Ohara, Faojir? i'V iS il ^
Wj, draper. Director of the

Kyoto Commercial and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd. ; b: the
8 th m. of the 1st y. of Man-
en ( i860 ) in , Shiga - ken ;
e. s. of the late Juemon Oha-
I'a ; in. Kinu, 2nd d. of Ro-
kubei Okumura of Kyoto.
Once was a member of , the
Kyoto Chamber of Commer-
ce. Address : No. 46, Moto-
takeda - machi, Takoyakushi,
Todoin, Shimokyoku, Kyoto.
Tel. : 149 /. d,

Ohara, Senkichi i'V W. W ■§),
Baron, Director of the Peer-
age Affairs Bureau and Se-
cretary of the Imperial House-
hold Department ; b. Jan. the
4th y. of Meiji (1871) in the
province of Mino ; e. s. of
the late Baron Kanau Oha-
ra, member of the House of
Peers ; in. Hide, e. d. of Ryu-
nosuke Niwa, a samurat of
Saga clan. Educ. : graduated .
from the College of Law of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Ap-
pointed Secretary to the House
of Representatives after gradu-
ation ; transferred to the pre-
sent posts in 1 9 10. Decora-
tion: 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun. Address: No. 18,
Nakarokubancho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 539 Bancho.

Sliara, Shigetomo i% M S
13), Count, Member of the
-House of Peers ;" b. the 5 th
in. of the 1st y. of Kaei (18-
48) in Kyoto ; e. s. of the late

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Shigezane Ohara ; m. Ima,
sister of Viscount Yoshimitsu
Uramatsu. Created Count in
£888 f- for his grandfather's
ir»oritorious services '»- to the
state ; member of the House
of Peers since 1890 ; decorat-
ed with tlie 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address .-'^oi'Tii,
Yakuojimachi, Ushia;ome-ku,^
Tokyo.

Ohara, Shinto (/> M M H),
Chief of the Provincial Affairs
Bureau of the Chosen Gov-
ernment ; b. Mar. the 6th y.
of Meiji (1873) in Tokyo ; e.
s. of Minoru Ohara, a sa-
murai ; m. Nui, younger sis-
ter of Yoshitomo Nagao of
Chiba-ken. Educ. : College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. ( r897) • Secretary to the
House of Peers and in addition
Councillor to the Home De-
partment in 1898 ; transferred
as Secretary to Aomori-ken
and then to Nara-ken ; pre-
sent post since Oct. 19 10.
Address : Official Residence,
Chosen Government, Seoul,
Chosen.

»• Ohara, Tatsumei (/h M si K),
Chief of the Agricultural and
Industrial section of the Ja-
pan Hypothec Bank ; b. Dec.
the 7th ■J}', of Meiji (1874) in
Kumamoto ;. 2nd .y. of Dai-
saku Ohara, a samurai of
Kumamoto clan ; m. Yasu,
4th d. of Fukusaburo Wata-

nabe, a heimin of Kanagawa^-,
ken. Educ. : graduated from-
the Law College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (1900). En-
tered the service of the Ja-
pan Hypothec Bank the same
year and after occupying the
posts of Chief of its Docu-
ments Bureau as well as Sec-
retary to its president was
finally installed in 1908 in the;
present post ; has been in Eu-
rope and America for the in-
vestigation of banking sys-
tems (1906 — 1908). Address:
No. I, 231, Araijuku, Iriarai-

mura, Ebara-gjtn, Tokyo-fu.
Ohara, YosMjiro Oh M ^ ^
II5), Major-Gcneral on. the
Reserve ; ^. the 3rd iu. of the
Sth y. of Kayei (1852) in
Ehime-ken; 2nd s. of Yoshi-
tsugu Ohara, a samurai of
Ehime ; m. Masaiio, e. d. of
Hachiya Tamai, also an Ehiv
me samurai. Educ. : graduar
ted from the former Heigakur-
176 (a government military
school) in 1877. Sub-Lieur
tenant in 1877; Colonel qf
Infantry in 1900 ; Major-Gen-
eral in 1905 ; gtook part in
the China- Japan War as Com-
mander of an Infantry Batta-
lion and also in the Russo-
Japanese War as Commander
of the 23rd Infantry- Brigade
and then of the iSth Infantry-
Brigade ; Commander of the
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placed on the Reserve list in ■
19 lo. Decorations: 2nd Or-
der of the Rising Sun and
the 2nd Class of the Golden
Kite. Address : Imaharuma-
chi, Ochi-gun, Ehime-ken.

Ohashi, Heiemon C:fe ^ ¥ ^
® F^), a large landowner, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Okayama-ken ; (5. the 8th m.
of the 2ndf. of Kayei (1849)
in Okayama-ken ; e. s. of the
late Heizo Ohashi ; m. Sawa,
2nd d. of Kyijichiro Kame-
yama, an Okayama samu-
rai. Address: Kurashikimachi,
Tsukubo-gun, Okayama-ken.

Dhashi, Seikichi C;fc M ?t q),
President of the Karasuyama
Industrial Bank, Representa-
tive Member of- the Sakai &
Co. and of the Nasu Govern-
ment Wholesale Tobacco Co.,
Director of the Karasuyama
Fertilizer Co., Auditor of the
Kuroha Timber Co. and of
the Karasuyama Bank ; b.
Apr. the 8th j. of Meiji (1875)
in Tochigi-ken ; e. s. of the
late Seikichi Ohashi ; m. Ine,
e. d. of Ichizaemon Nishida
of Ibaraki-ken. . Succeeded his
father in 1 898. Address : Sa-
kai-mura, Nasu-gun, Tochi-
gi-ken;

?5liaslii, Shintaro C::^ :^ ff i:
W), Proprietor of the Haku-
bunkan, printers ana publi-
shers; President of the Unit-
ed National Text Book Pu-

blishing Co., Director of the-
Toa Flour Mfg. Co., The To-
kyo Gas Co., Dai-Nippon Beer;
Brewery, Thef Korean Deve-
lopment, and the Koreian Colo-
nization Cos., etc., and Vice-
President of the Tokyo Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. the 7th
m. of the 3rd y. of Bunkyii
(1863) in Nagaoka, province
of Echigo ; e. s. of the late.
Sahei Ohashi ; m. Suma, e. d.
of Eizaburo Nakamura, a kei-
min of Tokyo. Edtic. : stud-
ied at the Doninsha, a private
institution under the manage- ,
ment of the late famous scho-
lar Keiu Nakamura. In 18-
93, took an active part, under
his father, in the inaugura-
tion of theHakubunkan, which
has since become very pro-
sperous and is one of the lar-
gest printing and publishing
concerns in Japan; established,
in 1 892, a public library at
his own expense in com-
pliances with the wishes of
his deceased father and has
thus conferred a great bene-
fit on the reading public ;'was
once member of the -House
of Peers in 1902. Address :_
No. 43, Kami - rokubancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.: 422

Bancho.

DhasM, Sko QK g f ), Capt-
ain of Engineering of the Navy,
examiner of the Yokosu-
ka Naval Arsenary; b.

Oha— Oi

[6963

1871. Tel. : Naval Academy.
Lieutenant-Commander ofEn-
gineerihg, Oct. 1901 ; Com-
mandei' of — , Jan. 1905 ; Cap-
tain" of — , Oct. 1909. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure. Address :
No. 29, Mikawadai, Azabu,
Tokyo. >

Ohashi, Shotarff C^ g IE i;
115), President of the Ono Bank,
Vice - President of the Bi - '
san Agricultural and Indus-
trial Bank, Director of the
Bisan Savings Bank and oi
the Tenryii Timber Co. ; b.
the 1 2th in. of the ist j^. oi
Keio (1865) in Aichi-ken ; e.
s. of Mozaemon Ohashi ; in.
Katsu, 2nd d. of Mankichi
Horiuchi. of Shizuoka - ken.
Succeeded _his father in 1883.
Address : Onomachi, Hachi-
na-gun, Aichi-ken.

OliasW, Toyonosuke (^ ;(f

ft Z fl!l)» Colonel of Cavalry,
officer in the Horse Admi-
nistration Bureau; b. Sub-
Lieut., March 1891; Lieut.,
Nov. 1893; Captain, June
■1895; Major, Nov. 1901;
Lieut. Colonel, March 1905;
Colonel, Dec. 19 10. Decora-
tions: 4th Order of S. T.,
4th Order of R. S, Address:
No. 21 Funa-cho, Yotsuya-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 2273 Bancho.
' ShasM, Yoichi C:^ S ^ *),
Representative member of the.

Ohashi Bank; ^. the 6tli .?«.
of the 2nd ^. of Keio (1866)
in Gifu-ken; younger brother
to Senroku Furui and adopted
by the late Saburosuke O-
hashi ; m. Tsune, d. of his
adopted father. Address : D-
gakimachi, Yasuhachi - gun,
Gifu-ken.

Bi, Bokushin C:;^ * b ir),
druggist,Memberofthe House
of Representatives, Presiding
Dierector of the Tokyo Sul-
phuric Acid Co., Director of
the Japan Carpet Mfg. Co.,
Auditor of the Osaka Elec-
tric I^ight Co., etc. ; b. the
3rd m. of the 5th y.. of Tem-
po (1834) in Wakayama-ken;
e. s. of the late Genshiro Oi;
a widower. Address: No. 92,
4chome, Hiranomachi, Higa-
shiku, Osaka. Tel. : 545 Ho-
nkyoku.

6i, Inokiehi (:>c*-_f- ^ ibO.
Proprietor of the Oi Iron
works; b. the 7th m. of the
2nd y. of Meiji (1869) _in
Nagasaki; .?. of Gonjiro Oi,
pioneer of the Boiler manu-
facturing in Japan. Succeeded
his father's business; is famous
as the best boiler and Iron
plate manufacturer of Japan,,
having four kinds of patent
on his water-tube-boiler. Re^
creation: painting. Address:
No. I, 2 chome, Ajikawa
Kita-dorl, Kita-ku, Osaka.
Tel.: 6^- Tosabori.

L 697]

Ci

Oi, Kazuhisa CX ^ m 'X),
Prof, of the 3rel High School;
b. the 6th m. of the 3rd y.
of Bunkyu (1863) in^Tokyo;
Micle of Hiromitsu Oi of To-
kyo ; m. Sonoo, 2nd d. of I-
sei Takashima, a samurm of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated the
German Language Course of
the Tokyo Foreign Language
School (1883). Appointed su-
bordinate official of the Home
Department and then pre -
sent post since \Z()\. ^ Ad-
dress : No. 48, Hokodama-
cht, Ebisugawa-agaru, Dote-
machi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Oi, Kikutaro Cic * ^ ic B|5),
Major-Q-eneral , president of
the Military College ; b.
the 9th m. of the 3rd y. of
Bunkyij (1863) in Yamagu-
chi-ken ; _3rd s. of the late
Matahei Oi ; m. Suzu, 2nd d.
of Sanshiro Watanabe of Ku-
mamoto-ken, Edtic: gradua-
ted from the Military Acade-
my (1883) and the Military
College (1888); further stud-
ied, in Germany, 1890 — 1895.
Sub - Lieutenant of Infantry,
Dec. 1883; Lieutenant, Apr.
1 887; Captain, Dec. 1893; Ma-
jor, Oct. 1898; Lieutenant-Co-
lonel, Feb. 1903; Colonel, Mar.
1905; Major-General, Jan. 19-
09. Has been a member of the
General Staff, staff officer tp^
; the Second Army in the China-

Japan War, Insuructor to the
Military College, Private Sec-
retary to the Minister of
War, Military Attache to the
Legation at Berlin, Sectional
Chief of the Militaty Affairs
Bureau of the War Depart-
ment, etc. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th.
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and the 3rd Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address: No. 175,^
Kogai-cho, Azabu-kn, Tokyo.'

Oi, Saitaro (.X ff- ^ ic W),
Kogakuhakushi (Doctor of En-
gineering), Expert to the De-
partment of Communications ;"
b. the nth m. of the 3rd y.
of Ansei (1856) iji Mie-ken ;
e. s. of Ryohei Oi; m. Ko-
tsuru, e. d. of Jiizaburo Ni-
shimura. Mduc. : graduated
from the College of Engineer-
ing of the Tokyo Imp. Univ>
(1882). Entered the service
of the former Department of
Industry as its Assistant-Ex-
pert ; afterwards in succession
was Prof, of the Tokyo Post
and Telegraph School, Ex-
pert to the Communications'
Dep't and to the Metropolitan
Police Board, Expert to the
Formosan Telegraphic Con-
struction Department and then
appointed present Office as ■
Acting Chief of the Engine-
ering Section of the Depart-
ment of Communications; sent

Oim-Ois

to Europe and Amerisa on an
_.ofEcial mission (1898); Ko-
gakuhakushi ( 1 899) . Address:
No 26, Zaimoku-ch5, Azabu-
ku, Tokyo. Id.: 310 Shiba.

Oi, . Seiiehi C:fe # ^ ->.
Kogahuhahmhi (Doctor of
EngO, Prof, in the College
of Science and Eng. of the
Kyoto Imp. Univ. ; b. 1877
in Aichi-ken. Eduo : gaduated
from the courfee of civil
eng. at the Eng, College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., July
1900. After graduation, was
appointed assit. Prof, in the
College of Science and Eng.
of the Kyoto Imp. Univ, ;
sent abroad for the study of
Civil Eng., Nov. 1908 ; upon
returning July 1911, was
appointed" the present post ;
received the degree of Kqga-
kuhakushi, Dec. 1912. Ad-
dt-ess: the Kyoto Imp. Univ.
'di, Shichiro Q^ ^ -^ m,
Chief Public Procurator of the
Naha District Court. - Ad-
dress : Naha District Court,
Okinawa-ken.

Oimikado, Ikainaro C^ jk tP
Fl m g), Marquis, Member of
the House of Peers : ^. April
the 8th f. of Meiji (1875)
in Kyoto ; 4th s. oj^ the late
Marquis lyenobu Oimikado.
Member of the House of Peers
since 1900 ; decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun.- ' Address : No. 459, Shi-

mmeicho, Komagome, Ho,n-
gb, Tokyo.

Biit&iit,"Hisamaro Cic ^ ±
X ®), Reai'-Adrhiral on the
reserve. Address: No. 171,
Kogaimachi, Azabu,* Tokyo.'

Oishi, Hirokichi (X^MaX'
Manager of the Moji
Branch of Mitsubishi & Co.';
d. Aug. the 6th j/. of Meiji
(1873) in Tokyo ; e. s. of Ta-
mijuro Oishi; m. Take,.adop-,
ted d. of Kiyomatsu Tomio-
ka of Tokyo. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of Law
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1898. Address: Moji Branch
of the Mitsubishi <& Co. ,.
Moji.

Oishi, Kasaku C:*; 5 W #),
Chairman of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Date Electric
Co. ; (5. the 3rd m. of the 1st
/. of Keiwo (1865) in. Fuku-
shima-ken •,^e. s. of Gisaburo
Oishi ; m. Masa, 3rd d. of
ChSemon Okuyama. Succeed-
ed his father in 1879. Ad-
dress : Yasuharamachi, Date-
gun, Fukushima-ken.

Oishi, Masami Qiz ^ ^E B),
. Member of the House of Re-
presentatives, es-.eader of the
Kokuminto (National Party) ; .
5. the 4th m. of the 2nd f-.
of Ansei (1855) in Kochi,.
pi'ovince of Tosa ; 2nd s. of
Yoshinori Oishi, a samurai ■
of Kochi clan. £d»c. : studied
English in Tokyo while young.

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Ois

Became teacher to the Mitsu-
bishi Commercial School and
then private tutor to the*xwa-
saki family ; joined the Libe-
ral party when it was formed
in 1 88 1 under the auspices
of Count Itagaki and Becarne
one of its directors ; left the
Liberal party, owing to a
difference of opinions with
Count Itagaki, its president,
and formed, in company with
the late Tatsui Baba and Tet-
ch5 Suyehiro the Koktunin-
kai (National Society), which.

however, soon came to an
end ; rendered great services
in the amalgamation of the
Mitsubishi Steamship Co. with
the Kyodo Trassportation Co.,
then the two largest concerns
of their kind in Japan ; was
arrested with the late Tatsui
Baba in connection with the
so - called ' " Dynamite Pur-
chase case " in 1885 and was
sentenced to imprisonment

fpr a year ; afterwards travel-
led in America and returning
home in 1886 started the pub-
lication of the Seixon, a poli-
tical magazine ; next went to
England both for study and
inspection purposes ; return-
ing home in 1892 was ap-
pointed Minister Resident to,
Seoul and greatly enhanced,
his fame as an able diplo-
mat by successfully settling
the so-called Bokoku Case (an
.action taken by the Korean
government in preventing the
exportation of Korean cereals
to Japan without previous
notice to the government —
which was a breach of the
treaty then in force between
the two countries) ; resigned
office and entered the Pro-
gressive party ni 1 894 ; was
appointed Vice-Minister and
then Minister for Agriculture
and Commerce when the Ita-
gaki Okuma Coalition Cabi-
net was formed in 1 897 ; re-
signed and was elected mem-
ber of the House .of Repre-
sentatives for Miye - ken in
1901 ; has remained in the
house ever since; -was a pi-o-
minent memlier of the Kolcu-
mirdo (left, Jan. 191 3); one
of the most eloquent speakers
in the Parliament ; has been
decorated with the 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun. -Rec-
reations: Zen philosophy. Ad-

Ois— Oiw

t 700 ]

dress: No. 45, ich'ome, Dem-
macho, Yotsuya, X'okyo. Tel.:
400 Bancho.

Oislii, Sliigekichi (ic5||g),
Surgeoix -Captain of the ,Navy,
v-ice-chief of the Yokosuka
Naval Hospital; d. in 1870.
Edtic: l\\ie Naval Surgeon
School. Surgeon-2nd Com-
mander, Sept. 1903; Surgeon-
Commander, Sept. 1906;
Surgeon-Captain, Dec. 191 1.
Decorations: 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Order of S. T.
Address: the Yokosuka
Naval Hospital, Yokosuka,
Kanagawa-ken.

Oislii, Taiuotsu (:fe ;j!j -(Jj^),
business man manager and
director of the Kankai Fish-
ing Co., director ot the Kaio
Fishing Co.; b. 1867 in K6-
chi-ken; 2nd s. of Yoshizane
Oishi, saimirai of Kochi; m.
Kiyoko, d. of Hanbei Mori.
Edtic.: studied at Meiji
Gakuin. After graduation
entered the religious circle
being engaged for four years;
afterwards retired from the
religious circle, and invented
an artificial hemp-cloth which
is very excellent; is engaged
in the sales and manufactures
of the same goods. Address :
No, 4, Minami Futaba-cho,
Ffonjo, To]f}^o. Tel.; 159
Honjo.
.;.-, Oisai, Taro K'X ~4i :k Il'O,

one of the highest -taxpayers
of Saga-gen, President of the
Oishi Bank and of the Hi-
zen Rice Cleansing Co., Au-
ditor of the Hirotaki Water
Power , Electric Co. ; d. the
1 2th m. of the srdjj/. of An-
sel (1856) in Saga -ken ; 3rd
s. of Seiichi Kanemochi and
adopted by the late Matasu-
ke Oishi ; m. Saku, aunt of
Sukekichi Yamamoto, a Sa-
ga samurai. Address: Kan-
zakimachi, Kanzaki-gun, Sa-
ga-ken.

Oishi, Wasaburo C;:^ H fH H
W), Expert to the Central
Meteorological Observatory ;
b. Mar. the 7th y. of Meiji (18-
74) in Saga-ken ; 2nd s. of
Tokichi Oishi ; m. 3rd d. ofv
Suketaka Ito, a Tokyo samu-
rai. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Science of the
Tol<yo Imp. Univ. (1898).
Present post since 1900. Ad-
dress : No. 13, 2chome, Ka-
gacho, Ichigaya, Ushigome,
Tokyo.

Oiwa, Kinjiro Ci: ^ & ^ 115),
Chief Public Procurator of
Moriokii District Court ; h.
the 4th m. of the Sth y. of
Ansel (1858) in Aichi-ken;
2nd s. of Kahachiro Tanabe,
a samurai of Aichi-ken^ aiM
adopted by Kidayu Oiwa;
m. Shuku, e. d. of Sho Shi-;
moyama of Gifu-ken. Educ.j,
studied at the former Law,

[ /OI

Ciw- Oka

School of the Department of
Justice. In succession . was
Pubhc Procurator of the Dis-
trict Courts of Nemuro, To-
yama, Naha and Kochi chief
pi'ocurator of Urawa District
court, 1907. Address: Uchi-
mura, Morioka.

Siwa, Kohei X:k ^ SA ^),
Expert to the Osaka Post and
Telegraph Control Bureau,,
Chief of the Engineering . Sec-
tion of the same. Address :
Osaka Post and Telegraph
Control Bureau, Imabashi, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka.

Oiwa, Tetsuo C± ^ M MX
Major, Commander of the
15th Battalion of Engineers ;
d. 1872 in Aichi-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant, Sept. 1894; Li-
eutenant, , Oct. 1897 ; Cap-
tain, Nov. 1900; Major, Oct.
1905. Decorations: Sth Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure
and 4th Order of the Rising
Sun. Address: the 15th Bat-
talion of Engineers, Toyoha-
shi.

Oka,- Asajiro (fi -^ ^ 115),
Rigakuhakuski (Doctor of Sci-
ence), Prof of the Tokyo
Higher Normal School (Chair-
Zoology) ; b. Nov. the 1st J.
of Meiji (1868) in Shizuoka-
ken ; ni. Tsuki, 3rd d. of Baron
Michitoshi Iwamura. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Science of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1886); studied further

in Germany (Ph. D.) -1891.
Rigakuhakuski and Prof of
the Yama^uchi High School
in 189s ; present post in the
same year. Publications : Ani-
mal Evolution," besides many
other works on Zoology. Ad-
dress : No. 44, ichome, Ko-
binatadaimachi, Koi.shikawa,
Tokyo.

Oka, Genky" (M ^ ii).
Baron, Igahihakushi (Doctor
- of Medicine), court councillor,
ex-Chief of the Court Physi-
cian' Bureau ; b. the 7th m. of
the Sth y. of Kayei (1852)
in the province of-Mimasa-
ka ; 2nd s. of Yoshizo Oka.,
a samurai of Tsuyama clan ;
m. Fuji, e. d. of Munekichi
Kato. Edtic: graduated from
the Medical Course of the
former Tokyo Univ. (1876);
continued his medical studies
in Germany afterwards. Was
first appointed Assistant-Prof
of the Tokyo Univ. and then
transferred to the last post ;
granted the degree of Iga-
kuhakushi (1899); created
Baron and decorated with t-he
2nd Order of Merit (1907).
Address: No. 3, ichome, li-
damachi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 117 Bancho.

Oka, Ichinosuke (M Tti 2. W),
-Lieut.-General since February
191 2, Vice-Minister -0^' war
since August 191 1, ex-director
of Army Affairs Bureau of

Oka

[ 702 ]

W. D.; h. the 3rd m. of the
1st J/, of Hansen (i860) in
Kyoto ; e, s'. of the late Yo-
shiharu Oka, a samurai ; m.
Tomo/ 2nd d. of Jirohachi
Mori. Educ. : graduated from
the Military Academy (1881)
and the'Mihtary College (18-
S8). Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, Dec. 1 88 1 ,; Lieuten-
ant, May 1885; Captain, Mar.
1892; Major, May 1895; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, June 1899;
Colonel, May 1902 ; Major-
General, Mar, 1905. Was suc-
cessively a Staff Officer to the
1st Army Division, member of
the General Staff Office, Com-
mander of the 22nd and the
29th Infantry Brigades, etc. ;
took part in the Russo-Japan-
ese War as Commander of
the 2nd. Infantry Brigade. De-
corations : 3rd Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 2nd Order
of the Rising Sun and 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address /No. 53, Nakanocho,
Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel. .-938 Banch5.

Oka, Kishichiro C|^ » -tt I|5),
Governor of Tottori prefectu-
re ; b. Apr. the ist jj'. of Meiji
(1868) in Okayama-ken ; e. s.
of Kisaburo Itami and adopted
by Keiko Oka of Tokyo; m.
YQ, 2nd d. -of his adopted
father. Educ: graduated from
the College of Law of--the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (189 1). En-

tered the service of the Home
Department after -graduation;
transferred to the Tottori pre-
fecture as its Councillor in
1893; later was Secretary to
the Hiroshima Military Wa^
ter Works Office, Aomo^^i pre-
fecture, the Home Depart-
ment, and to Osaka-fu, and
then Governor of Akita pre-
fecture, etc. ; Chief of the •
Police Department of the Re-
sidensy - General in 1905 ;
Councillor to the Residency-
General ; Vice-Minister for A-
griculture. Industry and Com-
merce and then for Home
Affairs of the Korean Gov-
ernment ; resigned the last
mentioned office and was ap-
pointed to the present post in
1910. Address : No. 68, Hort
cho, Tottori, Tottori-ken.

Oka, Masayo (M i ift), a lar-
ge landowner and one of the
highest taxpayers of Kochi-
ken ; b. Sept. the 9th y. of
Meiji (1876) in Kochi-ken ;
e. s. of Yoshikazu Oka, a
samurai ; m. Shigei, e. d. of
Motozumi Fukase. Succeeded
his father in 1904. Address:
Dkawasuji,'' Enokuchi-machi,
Kochi, Kochi-ken.

Oka, Mmoru CK.K), Director
of the Industrial Bureau and in
addition of the Commercial
Bureau of the Agri. and Com.
Dep'f; h. Sept. the 6th y. of
Meiji (1873) in Nara-ken;

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Oka

e. s. of Gisho Oka ; m. Masa.
e. d. of Yunosuke Sasaki of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated from
the College of Law of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1898). Pas-
sed the Higher Civil Servi-
ce Examination and appoint
ed Councillor to the Legis-
lative Bureau in 1898 ; then
Councillor to the Agricultural
and Commercial Department;
sent to Europe and America
on an official mission (1905- — ■
1906) ; visited Mexico and
South America for the inves-
tigation of industry and com-
merce, making again a tour
of Europe on his way home
(1909) ; Chief of the Insurance
section of the Agricultural
and Commercial Department
as well as member of the -Pre-
paratory Committee for the
Revision of Treaties ; present
post since 1910. Address :
No. 276, Sankocho, Shiroka-
ne, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. : 19-
90 Shiba.

Oka, Tanenobu (M hsl -fs), Kd-
gakuhakiiski \ (5. the 12th m.
of the 6th y. of Ansei (18-
59) in Tokyo ; 2nd .y. of Ta-
neatsu' Asao and adopted by
the late Shorin Oka of Tokyo;
m. Moto, e. d. of Mori-ichi
Sato, a samurat of Yamagu-

chi-ken. Educ. .• Graduated
from the Civil Engineering
Course oV the former Tokyo
Daigaku (1880). Entered the

service of the Home Depart-
ment as its Engineer after
graduation ; sent to Europe
and America in 1894 on an
official mission ; afterwards
became Engineer to the Osa-
ka Harbour Improvement
Office. Address: No. 32, Chi-
shitamachi, Kitaku, Osaka.

Oka,Tsuyoshi CpSl m\ Presi-
dent of the Horin Bank ; b.
the 3rd m. of the 12th 7. of
Tempo (1841) in Hyogo-ken;
e. s. of Unai Oka, a samurai;
m. Sae, aunt of Rokuro Ko-
ezuka. Address : Toyooka-
machi, Kinosaki - gun, Hyo-
go-ken.

Oka, Zen-icM (|«! # "rtf), ship-
ping agent, one of the highest
taxpayers of Miyazaki-ken ;•
d. the 7th m. of the 2nd j/.
of Ansei (1855) in Mi3^azaki-
ken ; e. s. of the late Zen-ichi
OkgL ; m. Harui, 2nd d. of
Miori Goya, a samurai of
Miyazaki. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1886. Address :- Abi-
machi, Minaminaka-gun, Mi-
yazaki-ken.

Okahashi. Jisuke (M M ?n W),
cotton cloth dealer, Direct
tor of Okabashi Company
Ltd.; h. Mar. the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1870) in Osaka ; e. s.
of Kyubei Okabashi and ado-
pted by the late Seizaemon
Okabashi ; m. Raku, e. d. of
Ihei Amano, an Osaka «,^«-
min. Succeeded his adopted

,6Ka

[ 704 ]

father in 1908. Address : No..
104, 2chome, Funakoshima-
chi, Higashiku, Osaka. Tel. :
3343 Higashi.

Okabaslii, Seizaemon (153 ^ iS
:£ M f\), a large landowner,
one of the highest taxpayers
of Nara-ken ; b. June the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871) in Nara-
ken ; e. s. of Chiabei Shimo-
muia and adopted by the late
Seizo Okabashi in 1900. Suc-
ceeded his adopted father the
same year. Address: Masu-
ge-mura, Takaichi-gun, Na-
ra-ken.

- : Okabe, Ghoslioku C|53 |[f5,ft ^),
Viscount, ex--Men. of Justice,

Member of the House of Peers;
'b. the nth iii. of the ist y.
of Ansei (1854) in Kishiwada,
province 'of Settsu ; e. s. of
Ghohatsu Okabe, former lord
of Kishiwada clan; m. Oka-ko,
aunt, of Marquis, Toshitame
Mayeda. Edjic. : Graduated
fi'om the Y.ale University, U.

S. A. (187s— 1882) and after-
wards studied at the -Ca,m-.
bridge University, England (18
82 — 1883)! Created Viscount
in 1884 ; appointed Councillor
to the Japanese Legation at
London (1886 — 1889); pro-
moted Vice-Minister for For-
eign Affairs in 1889 and was
elected member of the House of
Peers the following year; En-
voy-Extraordinary and Minis-,
ter Plenipotentiary (1891) ;
Governor of Tokyo-fu (1897);
member ofthe Treaty- Revision
Committee as well as of the
Railway Commission; Minis-
ter of Justice when^ the 2nd '
Katsura Cabinet was formed
in 1908, a post which he now.
holds. Recreations : Chinese
Poetry and fine arts. Ad^.
dress •' No; 5^ Chitose-machi,
Takata, Kitatoshima-gun, To-
kyo-fu. Tel.: 123 Bancho.

Okabe, CMtaro C^-SB ,S ic II5),
one ofthe highest taxpayers of
Nagasaki-ken, Representative
member ofthe Okabe & Co. ;
b. May the 3rd ''j^. of Meiji.
(1870) in Nagasaki-ken ; bro-
ther of Masataro Tokushima
and adopted by Jihei Okabe.
Address : Higashihamamachi,

Nagasaki. - -

Okafee, Kakuya (HfB^Ji),

metal sculptor;- :b, Jan..-:ot
the 6th y. of Meiji (1873) . in
Fukuoka-shi, . Fukuoka-ken;
adopted s.. of Yoso Okabe,

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Oka;

Educ.:- graduated from, the
Tokyo Fine Art School; fur-
ther studied lh€ sculpture at
the municipal night school in
Boston, France and England.
After' he was engaged by the
Japanese dep't of the Boston
museum, accomplished the ad-
justing work at the Metropoli-
tan Art Museum, New York;
thereupon received a letter
of thanks from the mayor of
Bostdril ■ Ptiblicaiion: Japa-
nese sword-guards which, was
issued from the Boston mu-
seum. Recreations : side-arms,
decorating „ curios of sword
of ancient times. Address:
No. 22 Yurugizaka-cho, Ko-
magome, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Clubs: japan Kinko Associ-
ation, Japan Sculpture So-
ciety, the Art Association.

Okabe, Kikutaro CH ?B ^ jsL
BR), Silk export merchant. Di-
rector of the Takata Habutae
Co. and the Japan. Silk Cloth
P'inishing Co., Auditor of the
Tsurugaoka Textile Industry
Co., member of the Yokoha-
ma Chamber of Commerce ;
b. Sept. the 4th y. of Meiji
(1871) in Tochigi-ken ; 2nd
s. of Nakazo Okabe and a-
dopted by the late Masahichi
Okabe; in. Toyo, si-ster of Sei-
ichi Toyoda, a. heimin oi Ks.-
nagawa;-ken. Addrecz: l^o.
26, 2 chome, Minami-Naka-
dori, Yokohama, Tel.: 372.

Okabe, KyushirS ,«:fB ^m
W>, brie: of: the highest tax-;
payers of Tochigi-ken; (5;. the
3rd ni. of the arid _/- of Kayei
(1849) in Tachigi-ken ; ; ejis.
of 'Shohej Okabe ; :.»i. -Haora',
aunt of . Kiin-Jchi Yano . r Slat-
ceeded his father in'i894.''j4iar-
dress ': Moka -machi, Halgar
gun, Tochigi-ken. ; ' :: ':J -.

Okabe, Saburo (M SB 3 .IK),
2nd Secretary of the Imperial
Embassy at' Washington ; ; 6.
1873 in Nakatsu-machi, pro-
vince of Buzen. Educ. : stu-
died at the Yamaguchi Highi^r '
Commercial^ School. Passed
the Examination for ,Chan7
cellor. Mar. 1897; Chancellor
of the Consulate at Seoul, June
1895 — Oct. 1899 ;— at New-
chuang, Oct. 1899— rMay 19-
00 ; — at Chefoo,-May 1900—

May 1901 ; passed, the Di-
plomatic" and Consular Serv-
ice Examination, May 190 1 ;
Elevie- Consul at Honolulu,
May 1901 — ^July 1903 ; At-
tache to the Legation at Pekr
ing and in addition Eleve
Consul at Tientsin; July:i9--
03-^Feb. 1904 ; Attache to
the ; Legation at Seoul, Feb.
1904— Mar. 1904; Attache to
the Legation at Peking, Mar.
1904—- Apr. : 1904 ; - Eleve.
Consul as Chief of the Nank-
ing branch office of the Con-
sulate at, Shanghai, Apr. 19
04 — 1907; Consul at An-

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fuiig, 1907 — 1910; Resident
at Wiju, Korea in addition,
Aug. 1907 — May 1909; also
in addition Secretary to the
Kangtung Government, Jan.
.1908 — Sept. ,1909 I Member
of the Joint Committee for the
drafting of the Japan - China
Yalu Timber Company Regu-
lations, June 1908; Secretary
of Foreign Office, 1908. Ad-
dress : Japanese Embassy at
Washington.

Okabe, Tame'saku m ^ S f^),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Guinma-ken, Director of
the Ora Bank ; 3. the 6th m.
of the 3rd J/, of Kayei (18
50) in Gumma-ken; 2nd s.
of Mohei Aikawa and adopt-
ed by the late Eitaro Okabe;
m. Natsu, e. d. of his adopted
father. Address : Nioi-mura,
Kitaora-£run, Gumma-ken.

, Okada, Asataro Clffl H 19 it
15)i Hogakuhakushi (Doctor
of law), Prof of the Law
College of the" Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (Chair - Criminal law),
now in the service of the Chi-
nese Government as Prof in
the Law School of Peking
and Member of the Kimmei
Skiutei Horitsukwan (Chinese
Law Revision Committee) ;
b. May the ist y. of Meiji
(1868) in the province of Mino;
e. s. of Heihachi Okada, a
samurai of Ogaki clan ; m.

Nobu, e. d. of Sadao Ishiwa-
tari of Tokyo. Educ: griadu-
ated from the Law College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1891);
took Post Graduate Course
on Criminal law. ; studied
further in France and Ger-
many (1899 — 1900). Appoint-
ed Prof of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1900; has been Lectur-
er on Criminal law in several
private law institutions ; was
afterwards engaged by the
Chinese Government as Prof
in the Law School at Peking
and is now in China. • Ad-
dress : Seijo Hontsugakudo,
Peking, China.

Okada Banji CM ^ % ^j,
Governor of Tochiki prefec-
tute since July 191 1 ; h. Jan.
Yaniagata-ken ; e. s. of Cho-
nosuke Hamada, a samurai;
and adopted by Gishitsu Oka-
da ; m. Shu, 2nd d. of his
adopted father. Address^ Of-
ficial Residence, No. 5, Otsu,
Utsunomiya, Tochigi-ken.
. Okada; Eikichi (li^ H ^ ^),
IgakuJifikusJii, Dir. of Okada
Hospital, Member of the Ex-
amination Committee for Me-
dical Practitioners. Address:
No. 12, ^ichome, Ham.acho,
Nihonbashi, Tokyo. .,

Okada, Inesaburo; (153 H Jg 3
W), Paymaster-Colonel, Chief
of the Paymasters' Staff of
the 3rd Army Division ; d.

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1858 in Wakayama-ken, Pay-
Tnaster Sub-Lieutenant, July
1887; Paymaster Lieutenant,
Nov. i 89 1 ; Paymaster Cap -
tain, Dec. 1894; Paymaster
Major, Dec. 1903; Paymaster
Lieutenant-Golonel, July 19-
04; Paymaster-Colonel, Nov.
1907. Decorations: 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure and
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: Headquarters of the
3rd Army Division, Nago-
ya.

Okada, Iwao (153 H m).
Mayor of Okayama City; d.
the 5th m. of the 6th y. of
Kayei (1853) in Okayama-
ken ; e. s. of Orie Okada ; nt.
Kinu, e. d. of Yoshimatsu
Kasawara, Succeeded his fa-
ther in" 1895. Address: Hi-
gashinakasange, Okayama.

Okada, Juuyu CISI H 5f I&),
President of the Kamo Bank ;
b. the 2nd m. of the 5th y.
of Ansei (1858) in Hiroshima-
ken ; 2nd s. of Shinzo Oka-
da ; m. Ai, 2nd d. of Gunbei
Awaya. Address : Uchimima-
chi, Kamo-gun, Hiroshima-
ken.

. Okada, KantarS (|iSI H IS ;fo
W), Managing Director of the
Harima Bank. Address : No-
guchi-mura, Kako-gun, Hyo-
go-ken.

Okada, Keisuke (M ^ ^ 'k^),
Oa,ptain, Oommander of Ka-

shima ( ist c. Battleship) ;
b. 1868.. Educ:: The Naval
Academy. Lieutenant-Com-
mander, Sep, 1899; Com-
mander, July 1904; Captain,
Sept. 1908. Decorations: 3rd
Order ot the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasui:e
and the 4th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address: Nishi-:
Okuho-mura, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu.

Okada, Kosaburo~CI33 H )?l H
W), Expert to the Kinai Ag-
ricultural Experiment Farm.
Address : Ichimura, Kashiwa-
bara-mura, Minam'i-kawachi-
gun, Osaka-fu.

Okada, Masajiro (H H jE ^
W>, draper. President of the
Nisshin Cloth Dyeing Co.,
Director of the Nisshin Spin-
ning Co. Address: No. 4,
Tomizawacho, Uihonbashiku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 875 /. d. Nani-
wa.

Okada, Eaikiehi (isg ffl ^ §),
Paper merchant. President of
the Japan Foreign Paper Mfg.
Co., Representative ntember
of the Union. Foreign Paper
Co., Member of the Tokyo
Chamber of Comiherce ;. b.
the loth m. of the 5th y. of
Kaei (1852) in Tokyo; ^. j.
of the late Yosuke Okada ;
m. Toyb, s. of Hikorokuro
Ichikawa, a heimin of Kana-
gawa-ken. Address : No. 12,
Schome, Kakigaracho, Nihon-

oka

[

bashi, Tokyo,,, Tel.: 237 Na-

nivva. , - ■ __ .;,

■ Olfcada, Ryohei mm ^^).

ex-Vicfe-Minister of Education,
Member of the House of Peer;
^. the 5th m' of ,the 1st y.
of Gwahji ,(1864) in the pro-
vmce of Totomi ; e. s. of Ry5-
ichiro Okada, a samurai of
Kakegawa ' clan ; ' m. Misao,
2nd d. of Tsutomu Ishiguro,
a jawwraVofShiga-ken. Bduc:
graduated from the College
of Literature of the Tokyo
Imp, Univ., (1887).^ Prof of
the former First Higher Mid-
dle School ; School Inspector
of the Department of Educa-
tion ; Councillor to the same ;
President .of the Yamaguchi
Higher Middle School; Secre-
tary to the Department of Edu-
cation ; Member of the High-
er Educational Council; High
Councillor to the Department
of Education ; Director of the
Technical Education Bureau
of the . same ; Secretary-Gen-
eral of the same ; Lord - in-
Waiting iti .^0.' kirikei Hall ;
represented Japan at the In-
ternational Population and Sa-
nitation Conference held at
Paris, 1900; member of the
House of Peers, 1904; Presi-
dent of the. Kyoto Imp. Univ.
1907; present post since 1908.
Address: l<Sd. 125, Haraniachi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. .:
9S5 Banchov ' ,.

1 ■ ■

' . Okada, Ryumatsu (155: H, :tl
^S), President of the Toka-
machi Bank, Director of the
Hokuetsu Twisted Thread Co.;
3. the loth fit. of the loth
y. of Tempo (1839) i" Nii-
gata-ken ; e. s. Of Eizo Oka-
da ; m. Kane, 3rd d. of Itsu-
toda Isohe.' Address : Naka-
jo-mura, Nakauonuma - gun,,
Niigata-ken.

Okada, Saburosuke (IJiBHSP^
IS). Artist, Western painter,
professor in the Tokyo Art
School; 3. January 1869 in
Saga. Studied painting from
the late Sachihiko Ono, Ma-
saaki Horiye, Kiyoteru Ku-
roda, Keiichiro Kume and a
French painter; gained prizes
in some exhibitions; is com-
mittee-member of the Art
Examining Society and mem-
ber of "Hakubakai," " Go-
rakukai" and special member
of Architecture Society. Ad-
dress: 1838 Shimoshibuya,
Shibuya-cho, Tokyo-fu.

Okada, Sanzen (_M W H #)>
Naval Captain, attache to
the Yokosuka Naval station;
(5. in 1 87 1. Educ: Naval
Engineering A'^ademy. Lieut.
Commander, Jan. 1901;
Commander, Aug. 1905;
Captain, Dec. 1912. Was
chief of the Personnel Dep't
of the Yokosuka Naval
Station ; , present post - since
Dec. igi2. Decorations'. 4th

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Oka

Order of R. S., 5* Qrder
S. T. Address: the- Yoko-
suka Naval Station. ."
Okamoto, Seisaku (|^' * ^

•f^), Colonel of Grendarm'erie
■ since 1910, Commander of
the Tokyo Gendarmerie ; b:
1 86 1 in Tokyo. Sub-Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, Apr. 18S6;
Lieutenant of — , Sept. 1891 ;
Captain of^ — , July 1895 } Cap-
tain of Gendarmerie, Dec.
1895 ; Major of — , Nov. 1903;
Lieutenant-Colonel of-^, Nov.
1907. Decorations : 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun ; 3rd
Order of the Sacred Treasure.
Address: Official Residence,
No. I, I chome, Otemachi,
Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Okada, Shinbei (153 H ij ft
^SJi silk-broker, Director of
the Yokohama Transportation
Co. Ltd. ; b. the 3rd m. of
the 1st J/, of Kayei (1848) in
Yamanashi-ken.; adopt, s. of
the late Kanhichi Okada of
Kanagawa-ken ; jn. Aka, e.
d. of Motojiro Tsuji of Ya-
manashi-ken. Succeeded his
adopted father in 1900 ; his
firm is known by the name
of Izumiya. Address : No.
62, 4chome, Minaminakadori,
Yokohama. Tel. .-75.

Okada, Taheiji Cl^ ffl ;*: ^
^), a large . landowner, one
•of the highest taxpayers of
Nara-ken ; b. the ythm. of
the 1st jf. of Keio (1865) in

Nara-ken ; e. s. of the ; late
Taheiji Okada ; m. Nbbu,
yonnger sister of Teita:ro Te-
rada of Osaka ; Succeeded his
father in 1 876; has been once
meniber of the Nara prefect-
ural Assenibly and of the
House, of Peers (1898),, Ad-,
dress : Anto-mura, ; Ikoiiia-
gun, Nara-ken. •: , >-.

Okada, Taizo (M B '% si),
Lawyer, LL.B. (Yale), D-C:
L. (Catholic Univercity ;of
America), Member, bf the'
House of Representatives ; A:
Oct. the I St J/, of Meiji(;i868)
in Ukawa-mura, Tango pro-
vince ; 2nd d. of Shintaro
Okada ; iii, Yoshie, 3rd. d. of
Kayemon Hamuro, a keimin
of Kyoto. \£'^af. .• graduated
from the Chiio Daigaku (Cen-
tral Univ.) in 1891 and then '
from the Yale Univ. in "1896;
attended the Catholic Unj- '
versity of America, Washirig-
ton^ receiving the degree of
D.C.L. (1897). Deputy-Ma-
yor of Kobe, 1904 — 1906;
Member of the House ;of Re-
presentatives since 1908 ; at
present is Chairman V of the
Disciplinary. Committee Of the.
House. Publication,; "Nation-
al Ideas." ' Address ; l^Q;, z,
Sojiirochd, Kyobashi, I"pkya.
Tel. : 243Q Shimbashi. Club::
Seiyiikai. -. - "';-,.; ^

Okada, Takegoro (IsgfflitSsSJ,,
Engineer to the Imperial Rail-

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way Board ; b. the 8th in. of
the 3rd y. of Keio (1867) in
Ttskyo ; 5 th 5. of the late Ono-
goro Okada, a Tokyo samu-
rai ; in. Sada, e. d. of Hage-
mu Taneda, a samzcrai of 0-
gaki clan. Edicc. .: Graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. En-
gineer to Tokyo-fu (1900);
successively transferred as En-
gineer to Saitama-ken, Rail-
way Engineer to the Depart-
ment of Communications and
Engineer to the Imp. Rail-
way Board where he holds
the post of chief of the En-
gineering Section. Address:
No. 48, Official Residence,
3 chome, Shiodorae, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel. : 4105 Shimba-
sM.

Okada, Tokueaon mm '& /&
#11), hemp and paper mer-
chant (fitm name "Okiya");
b. July the i/th 7. of Meiji
(i 884) in- Nagoya ; e. s. of the
late Tokuemon Okada; m.
Sue, sister of Ryoemon Oka-
da. Address : t^o. 135, Ise-
cho, Higashiku, Nagoya;.

Okada, Tsurayuki iM ^ S
^)i Major-Generaron the Re-
serve ; \^. the iit'h in. of the
6th J/, of Kayei ( 1 853) in Tot-
tori-ken ; 2nd s. of Yosuke
Oka4a, a samurai of the for-
mer Tottori clan ; m. Michi,
2Hd d. of Kohitsu Nishida, a
samurai of yamaguchi. Educ:

graduated from the Military
Academy. Sub-Lieutenant of
Artillery in 1875 ; Lieutenant
of Cortimissariat in the fol-
lowing year ; took part in the
Satsuma Rebellion ; Comman-
der of the transport Fushigi-
maru -and then Commander
of the 3rd Battalion of Com-
missariat of the -Srd- Army
Division in the Japan-China
war ; Superintendent of Com-
missariat in 1899 ; Ma}or-Ge-
neral in 1904 ; placed on the
Reserve list in 1906 ; Deco-
rations : 2nd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and 4th class of the
Golden Kite. Address: No,.
36, Nakanocho, Ichigaya, U-

shigome, Tokyo.

Okada, TJnpsuke m PJ ^ i:
IS), Governor of Ibaragi- ken
since 1912 ; b. Dec. the 5th
IS), Secretary to the Ehime-
prefecture ; b. Dec. the 5th,
y. of Meiji (1872) in Hyogo-
ken ; Younger brother to Jo-
nosuke Hara and adopted by
Shintaro Olcada ; m. Tomi, d.
of his adopted father. Educ.:
graduated from the former
Tokyo Hogakko (a private
law institution) in 1896. Pas-
sed in the following yeat th&
Examination for. Bench as
well as the Examination for
Higher Civil Service; appoint-
ed Probationary Judge the
same year ; on resigning be-
came in: succession Council-;

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lor to the prefectures of Shi-
mane and Nagano, and then
Secretary to the Nagano pre-
fecture ; and Bhime pref. ,
1905, Address: Kamiichi ,
Omachi, Mito, Ibaraki-ken.

Okada, WaicMro Cl^ 68 m -
BI5), Igakuhakmhi (Doctor of
Medicine), Prof, of the Medic;; i
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (Chair - Otology, Rhi-
nology and Laryngology) ; b.
the 1st m. of the ist y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Ehime-ken;
e. s. of the late Kasoda Oka-
da ; m. Toku, y. sister of
Junjiro Sakaki, Igakulmkushi .
Educ. : graduated from the
Medical College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (1889) ; stu-
died further in Austria (18-
95 — 1898). Assistaut-Prof of
his alma mater (1895); Iga-
kuhakushi (1899); present post
since 1902. Address : No. 36,
Sanbancho, Kojimachiku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 976 Bancho.

Okai, T. nojo (M^Mi. 3^),
ex-Mem. of the House of Ke-
presentatives ; b. 1866 in the
province of Mino. Educ. :
Graduated from the former
Tokyo Hogakko, a private law
institution. Formerly mem -
ber and Vice-president of the
Gifu Prefecttiral Assembly;
has been thrice elected mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives ; decomted with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun.

Address : No. 63, 5 chome,
Minamimachi, Aoyama, Aka-
sakaku, Tokyo.

Okagura, Shusui (MM^Mi-)
Painter of Japanese school,
prof, in the Peers' school; b.
1867 in Fukui-ken; nephew
of Mr. Kakuzo Okagura,
president of the Japan Fine
Art Institute. Learned paint-
ing from the famous painter
Hogai Kano; afterward gra-
duated from the Tokyo Fine
Arts School. Professor in the
Womens' Higher Normal
School; professor in the
Peers' School; drew the
diagram of the copper image
of the famous Nanko which
is now erected in front of
the palace, 1891; a beautiful
picture showing Japanese
maple tree which was sent
to thejdng of Roumania by
the late General Nogi in
return to the warm recepj
tion which was extended
to him when he was in that
country was also painted by
Mr. Okagura. Address: No.
I, Awaji-cho, Kanda, Tokyo.

Okakura> Yoshisabnro (ISO -^
lii H 115), Prof, of the Tokyo
Higher Normal School (Chair-
English language). Publico^
tions : many works on . the
English language and pho-
netics. Address : No. 37, Zo-
shigaya - machi, Koishikawa;
Tokyp.

Oka

Okairaatsu,^ Santaro CH fe;# :k
W)\- JHogakuhiikushi (Doctor
of Law), Professor of' the
Law College" of the Kyoto
rmperial University (Chairs-
civil .law and Private Interna-
tionaL law), : DifeCtor- of , the
Southern Mancliurian Rail-
way Co.; i^.-Aug. the4thj'.;
of Meiji (1871) in iCumame-:
to-ken ; 3rd s. of Yofcoku 'O-
kaniatsu, a Kurnamoto sdrnu-
rdi-, »«.„Tamiy 3rd d. of Kinii
Hayashi, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ, : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Ithp. Univ. (1894) ; studied
law -in -Germanyj France and
Italy (1896-^1899). ■ Pi-of. of
the' College of Law of -the
Kyoto Imp. Univ. (1899) ; in
addition .Dirgttor of the Sou-
thern Manchurian Railway Co.
(1907) J nominated- '^eniber
of the Imperial Academy (19-
08).. ; Address: No,- 58-,. Na-
kanocho/ Ichigayaj^ Ushigci-
me, Tokyo. Tel..: .21^ Ban-

cho. _ .

.Okamoto, Chiizo CIS3 * ffi. M),
Director of the Hakodate Dock
Co. and of the Hakodate Wa-
ter Power Electric Co., Pre-
sidentof the Hakodate Cham-
ber of Cornmerce ; b. the 5th
m. of the 4th J', of Ansei (18-
57) in ;^hiba-ken ; 2nd s. of
Keizo Ota wa and adopted into
the Okarnoto family ; m. Fuji,
aunt of Kurataro Okamoto.

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Address : No. 2, SuehirochoJ
Hakodate, Hokkaido. '

Okamoto,, Eitaro <M * ^ ifc
m), Director of the Forestry
Bm\ of Agr. and Commer-^
cial, Dep't, Sec. to the Ooming
Japan Grand Exhibition ; 6.
Sept. the 4th jV. of Meiji (18-
71) in Osaka; e. s.oi Jota-
ro Okamoto ; m. Toshi, 3rd
d. of Maisaburo Watanabe of
Tochigi-ken. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of Law
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (18-
98). Passed: the Highef Ci-
vil Service Examination and
appointed a Forestry Officer
the same year ; afterwards in
succession was Assistant-In-
pector of the Forest Admin-
istration Bureau, full Ins -
pector and then Secretary of
the sanie ; present posts since
1912; has been Secretary to
the Anglorjapanese Exhibi-
tion since 1909 ; sent to Ita4
ly, Gerrnany and Belgium on
an official mis.son in 19 10. Ad-
dress :■_ No. 161, . Araij-uku,
Iriarai-mura, Ebara-gun, To-
kyo-fu. Tel: 173 1 SMba.-

■ Okamoto, Gihei Cpsg *■ ^ J£
^). Representative , member
of the Nippon. Soy Sale Co.,
Director of the Onahama Salt
Mfg. Co., 'the: Ibaraki Coat
Mining Co., the Tokyo -Ga^^
Coke Co. and "fef the Rail-'
way Transportation Co., Au-
ditor of the Nippon Gum Co;'

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Oka

and of the Tsuchiura ■ Agri-
cultural and Commercial Bank";
b. Dec. the 6th j/. of Meiji
(1873) in Ibaraki-keii ; e.s.
of the late Gihei Okamoto ;
m. Kuni, 3rd d. of Heishiro
Ushioda of Ibaraki-ken. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1889.
Address: Tsuchiuramachi, Nii-
hari-gun, Ibaraki-ken.

Okamoto, Jisuke (153* <1& W),
dealer in silk, President of the
Nishijin Savings Bank ; b. the
5th m. of the 4th y. of An-
sel (1857) in Kyoto; e. s. of
the late Jisaku Okamoto ; m.
Tsuru, f. s. of Asaemon Mu-
raoka of Kyoto. Succeeded
his father in 1877. Once was
a member of the Kyoto Cham-
ber of Commerce arid the
Kyoto Municipal Council. Ad-
dress ; "Dmiyamachi, Naka-
sujidori, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.
Tel. : 20 Kami.

Okamoto, Kan-ichi (R! * S
— ). Manager and Director of
the Mining Dep't of the Mi-
tsui firm ; b. in October of
the Sthj?/. of Ansei (1858) in
Shidzuoka-ken ; Younger bro-
ther of Gdrozaemon Nakaya-
ma, a samurai oi Shidzuoka,
and adopted by Tomotada O-
kamoto of Chiba-ken ; m. Iku,
e. d. of Mikichi Seki, a' 5'«wzm-
ra:2 of Shidzuoka-ken. '>Educ.:
graduated from the Kyododan
(Mil. Non-Com. School) '.and^
the Hogdkuin (present Chiio

Univ). Began his career as a
militar/ officer; then entered
the central Government ; and
present post. Address : No.
18, Minamimachi, Akasaka,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2972 Shiba.../
Okamoto, Sei?iO C|iSI *. tS H),
Managing Director of the. Na-

goya Electric Railway Co.,'
Director of the Bisei Railway
Co.; b. the 6th m. of the 4th
y. of Ansei (1857) in ;Aichi-
ken ; 2nd s. of Kqjuro Hira-
no and adopted by the late
Seibei Okamoto ; m. Nao, e.
d. of his adopted father. Ad-
dress : Tsushimamachi, Kai-
to-£un, Aichi-ken. - -

Okamoto, Shigewaka (|^ 4.;

IS ^)) Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 7_ist In-
fantry Regiment; b. 1869 in
Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., Mafch
1891; Lieut., Nov.. ,1894;
Captain, Oct. 1898;: Major,
April 1904; Lieut. Colonel,
Nov. .1907; , Colonel, Sept.
191 1. Decorations: 5tb: Or-
der of .S.T., 4th Order; of
R. S., 3Td '. Glass of Golden
Kite. Address-.Y^d^wi'Si, Fu-
kuokarken. - r

Okamoto, Taiko CIS3 *:*
g), Naomichi by proper
name, artist; 6.;. 12tli ;,§[.' .of
Meiji ( 18 7 9 ) at . Nawari-riiachi,
Iga province ;• s, of TafetSka-
moto, m.. in 19Q5.. .EJiiiMC. :
graduated froni' . the Ejioto

Oka

714

Art Scliool. Obtained many
prizes in various exhibitions.
^Recreation : mnsic. Address '■
No. 32 Nonin-bashi 2 cbome,
Higashi-ku, Osata. Olubs : w».
of Tokyo Tatsumi Art Society
and of the Osaka Taisho Art
Society. -

Okamotd, Takeji CP^ * ^ ^ ),
, Doctor, President of the Ni-
honbashi Hospital ; d. the
nth if;«; of the 5th j>'. of Ansel
{1858) in Wakayama - ken ;
adopted s. of the Lite Bunz©
Okamoto ; m: Kusue, d. of
Hobu; Okamoto. Educ. : gra-
duated from the College of
Medicine of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1891; Inaugurated
the Nihonbashi Hospital and
became its President; has been
once member of the Exami-
nation "Committee for Medi-
cal Practitioners. Address:
No. 31, Aomonochoi Nihoii- .
bashi^ Tokyo. Te^,: 448 Hoii-
kyokui :. , : i " '

Okamato^ teikyS (|5| # A m,
DirectQ-r of the Kanegafuehi
Spinning Co;,. the Union: Print-
ing Co., the -Ghiyoda -Life
Insurance Co., the Oriental
Printing Co., the Kahuki Thea-
tre Co., and'of the:TQy©tani..
Bank,; -Auditor of the. Former-,
san Sugar M%. C<y^\i): the i ith
m. of the 6th^. of Kaei(i853),
in Odawafa, province of Sa-
gami ; ^..j.; of Kats^ji Oka-
■moto:, 3,'Mimin of Tokyo ;. m.

Sen, 2nd d. of YQji Imaizu-
mi, a samurai of Kanagawa.
Educ.: Graduated from the
Kei5gijukuin 1874. Has been
in government service for
some time after graduation ;
next entered the Jiji Shimpo
as Chief of its printing depart-
. ment in 1882 ; in 1892 was
elected member of the inaugu--'
ration Committee of the Tei-
koku Marine Insurance Co.,
being subsequently appointed
its manager ;. also took part
in the establishment of the
Formosan Sugar Mfg. Co. in
1900, and of the Tokyo City
Railway Co. in 1901 in both
of which Companies he was-
elected auditor ; subsequently
participated in the Manage-
ment of the business of the
Chiyoda Life Insurance Co,
and of the Oriental Printing
Co. ; is also advisor to the

Mitsui family. Address: No.
14, Takeyacho, Azabu, To-
kyo. Tel. :■ 86o« Shiba.

OkaHiotQ,;YanaittatstiCI^ :^M
&), Jgakuhakushi (Doctor of
Medicine), Prof of the Me-
dical College of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (Chair - Forensic
Medicine) ; b. the 5 th in. of
the 3fd jr. of Biinkyu (1863)
in. Hy5go-fcen; 3rd s'. of Hi-
koso Shimomura and adopted
by the late Buugo Okanioto;
/«. Sata, 3rdi/. of ZendayixSeto
of Byogo-ke;ii. I Kim. : gra-

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duated from the Medical Col-
lege of the Toikyo Ihip. Univ.
(1889); studied, further in
Germany (1899 — 1902). As-
sistant Prof, of his alma mater
(1891); the same of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (1899); Prof, of the
same Unvi. (1902); Igakuha-
kushi (1904). Address: No.
29, Kamikoji, Yoshidamachi,
Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Okamoto, Yoshijiro CH * ^ - -
BP), Chief of Geiieral affair sec-
tion of the Tokyo hranch of the
South Manchuria .Railway Co.;
6. .lune the ist y. of Meiji (18-
68) in Okayama-ken ; 2nd s.
of Chohei Okamoto. ; m. Yo,
y. m^^r of Tatsunosuke Kato
of Tokyo.. Educ. : graduat-
ed from the Doitsu Kyokwai
Gakko "(a School attached
to the German Association);
studied law in Germany (18-
89-— 1893). Prof, of the First
High School in 1896; after-
wards employed by the South
Manchurian Railway Co. as
its Examinor, retaining the
post of professorship of the
First High School. Address:
No. 2, I chome, lida-machi,
Kdji-machi,'- Tokyo.

Okamotoi Zenshiehi (Pt *" #
-b). President of the Okamoto
Bank, Directof of the Tone
Canal Co., Auditor of the
Ibarakt Anthracite Co. and
of the Kushiro . Colliery. Co.,
Councillor to the Inland Trans-

portation Co., etc. ; b. the 3rd
m: of the 1 2th y. of Tempo
(1841) in Chiba-ken ; 4th s.
of the late Genzaburo Oka-
moto ; m. Mine,' adop. d. of
Bunji Nakazawa. Opened an
Exchange in Nihonbashi, To-
kyo in 1 872 ; inaugurated the
Okamoto Bank and became
its president in 1890. Address:
No. 46, Hayashicho, Sendagi,
Komagome, Hongoy Tokyo.
Tet. : 513 Shitaya.

Okamura, Katsusaburo (^

W )^ H gi5), Colonel of In-
fantry, Commander of the
56th Regiment of Infantry;
b. 1866 in Fukuoka-ken.
Sub.-Lieut., July 1887; Sub-
Lieut, of Colonial troops, Jan.
1890; Lieut, of Colonial
Troops, Dec. 1891; Captain,
Oct. 1894; Major of In-
fantry, May 1901; Lieut.
Colonel, March, 1907; Colo-
nel, Sept. 191 1. Decorations-.
5th Order of S. T., 4th
Order of. R. S., 4th class G.
K. Address: Kurunte.

Okamura, Kimata (MMM%
iv), a large .landowner, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Kuniamoto-ken ; b. the 8th
m. of the 1st y. of Mah-en
(i860) in ■ Kumamoto-ken ; e.
si of Kitoda, Okamura, a sa-
murai; ?«. , Bfina, 2nd d. of
Kakutoku Ichinose, a Kuma-
moto samurai. Once was elect^
ed a member of the House

Oka

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cf Peers. Address: Haraaka-

mura, . Tamana - gun, Kuma-

moto-ken.

bkamura, Kintaro (|iS3 isj- ^ ;fc

SR). Rigakuhakushi (Doctor of
Science); Prof, of the Fishe-
ries Institute; (5. in Tokyo.
Educ. : Graduated from the
College of Science of the To-
kyo Imp, Univ. (1889). Was
formerly Prof of the 4th High
School: Publications : various
works on botany. Address:
No- 4, i2 chome, Shinogawa-
machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Okamnra, Setsuo C'^HBM),
importer of machinery,. Agent
for the Spinning Machine Co.;
(5. the Sth. ?«. of -,the 6th. j.
of Kayei {1853) hi Yamagu-
chi-ken ; e,, s. of the late Tsu-
nekichi Okamura ; ?«. Hiro,
sister of Mitsutaki_,Shiina, a
samurai of Tokyo. Address :
No. 21, 3 chome, Ginza, Kyq-
bashi, Tokyo... Tel. : 546 and
321 Kyohashi.

Okamura, Tatsuhiko (M W
^)> Igakuhakushi, (Doctor of
Medicine-Skin diseases), Pre-
sident of the Okamura Hos-
pital ; b. July the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1870) in^okyo; 2nd
:y. of Yoshimasa Okamura, a
samurai of Tokyo ; m. Kyu,
3rd d. of Jitsuei Hirose of
Tokyo. Educ. : Graduated
from ihe Medical College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. '(1898);
continued his special .studies

oh skin-diseases in Germany,
and Austria (1898 —- 1962).
Established the Okamura Hos-
pital, becoming its president^
granted the degree of the
Igakuhakiishi '. (1902). Ad-
dress: No. 8, I chome, Ni-
shiogawa-machi; Kanda, . To-
kyo. 7>/. : 2930 Honkyoku. .

Okamura, Teruhiko CJlId" iSf
j^), HdgakuJiakushi, Lawyer;
b. the 1 2th in. of the 2nd y.
of Ansei' (1855) 'in Mai-
dzuru, province of Tango ;
e.s. of Yoshimasa Okamura,
a samurai of Maidzuru clan ;
OT. Yoshi, 4th d. of Baron
Seigi Tsutsumi. Educ. ': stu-
died law at the former Kai-
seigakko, a government sch-
ool; was- sent to. England,
where he graduated froni the
Kings College, receiving the
title of Barrister-at-law in the
Middle Temple (1876— 1.881).
Appointed Judge of the To-
kyo ' Court of Appeal, the
Court, of Cassation and Pre-
sident of the Yokohama Dis-
trict Court in succession ; has
been iri. addition Lecturer of
Commercial law at the Imperi-
al Univ. 'as well as at various
private law institutions; re-
tired from the Bench and began
practice as a lawyer in 1891
in Tokyo, "'./^.f^r^.y.j.- No. 173,
Sendagaya-cho, Toyotama -
-gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel.: 32 Shi-
ba.

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Oka

Okamura, Tsukasa (IS? It il),
Hogakuhakushi, Prof, of the
Law College o'f the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. (civil . code) ; b.
the 1 2th m. of the 2nd y. of
Keio (1.866) in the province
of Shimopsa ; 3rd s. of Chue-
nion Okamura, a samurai of
Koga clan ; m. Toshi, sister
of Keikichi Ishii, a heimin of
Ibaraki-ken. Educ: Graduat-
ed from the Law College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1892);
continued his studies in Gei--
many (1899 — 1902). After
occupying the posts of Proba-
tionary Judge, Instructor to
the Military College and As-
sitant-Prof of his alma mater
was appointed to his present
post in igo2 ; Hdgakukaku-
shi'm 1904. PuMicatioti.: Prin-
ciple of "law. Address. : Hi-
gashisambongi, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto.

OkaNojlJoshiaki CISiF If ^ W),
Colonel of Infantry, Comman-
der of the 33rd Infantry Regi-
ment ; 3} 1863 in Okayama-
ken. Sub - Lieutenant, July
1887 ; Lieutenant Mar. 18
92 ; Captain, Aug. 189S ;
Major, May 1902 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, July i90'5;7Colo-
nel, Nov. 1909. Deeorations :
4th Order of the Rising Sun,
Sth Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure -and 4th Class of the
GQlden Kite. Address : ^h&
33rd Infantry Regiment, Na-.

goya.

Okano, rujii9atsu (M^%±
Md, Naval Captain, . Attache
to the Yokosuka Naval Sta-
tion; (5. 1869.. Educ: The
Naval Academy. Lieuten-
ant-Commander, Dec. 1899 f
Commander, Jan. 1905 , Cap-
tain, Oct. 1909. Decorations:
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure and 4th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address : Yoko-
suka Naval Station.

Okano, Keijiro CpBI Sf Sc ^
BR), Hogakuhakushi (Doctor
of law), Prof, of the Law Col-,
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, Member of thp
House of Peers ; b. the 9th
m. of the istjj'. of Keio (1865)
in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of the late
Chikayoshi Okano, a Tokyo
samurai ; in. Taka, 2nd d. of
Tagoro Fujibayashi, a heimin,
of Tokyo. Educ. :_ graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imp. Unjy. (1886); con-
tinued his studies (especially
of commercial law) in Ger-
many, 1893 — 1895. Appoint-
ed Prof of his Alma, mater
in 1895 ; Councillor to the
Department of Agriculture
and Commerce in additian (18-
98); Councillor and then Chief
of the Bureau of Legislation ; .
granted the degree of Hoga-
kuhakushi ^ in 1 898 ; has been
member of the Law Investi-x

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gation Committtee ; appointed
director of tlie Cabinet Pen-
sion Bureau until Dec. ¥912.
Becordfion : the 4th Order of
the Eising Sun. Address : Isfo.
70, I chome, Tenjincho, Yu-
sbima, Hoftgo, Tokyo. Tel.:
1235 Shitaya.

Okano, Kitaro (M ® If J:
SI5\ Managing Director of the
Shunto' Business Bank, Di-
rector of the ShuKfid Savings
Bank and of the Aiyo Ferti-
lizer Co. ; (5. the 4th m. of
the 1st y. of Gwanji (1864) '
in Shizuoka-ken ; e. i. of ^Ya-
heita Okano ; in. Tai, younger
sister to Urataro Sekimoto.
Succeeded his father in 1883.
Address: Takane-mura, Sunto-
gun, Shizuoka-ken.

Okano, Koreyasu (Mt% M ^),
farmer, ' one of the highest
taxpayers of Ishikawa-ken ;
b. the 2nd m. of the ist /.
of Ansei (1854) i"^ Ishikawa-
ken ; e. s. of Ikuhei Okano ;
m. Taka, 4th d. of Takezo
Nishina. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1878. Address: Ka-
shiwazaki-mura, Hakumi-gun,
Ishikawa-ken.

Okano, Rihei i^^M^ «),
tea and marine products mer-
chant, President of the Yo-
kohama Fish Incubation Co.,
Director of the Iwaki Cement
Co., Auditor of the Yokolia-
ma 74tli Bank and the Yo-
kohama Savings Bank, Mem-

ber of the Yokohama Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. the' 6th
m. of the 2nd y: of Bunlcyu
(t Z62^ ixt Yokohama ; 3rd s.
o£ the late Rihei Okano ; m.
sister of Kanao Shinjoof Shi-
zuoka-ken. Address : No. 29,
2 chome, Honcho, Yokohama.
Tel. : 378.

Okano, Teiji (M if » -),
Manager ofthe NagoyaBranch
of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,
Director of the Nagoya Sheet
Mfg. Co; ; A Sept. the 3rd
f. oi Meiji (1870) in the pro-
vince of Omi ; 2nd s. of Shi-
gai Okano, a samurai of Hi-
kone clan ; m. Tsuya, e. s.
of Hyoichiro Ogura, Vice-
Admiral. Educ. : graduated
from the Osaka Higher Com-
mercial School (1888). En-
tered the semce of the Mi-
tsui Bussan Kaisha and after
serving in the Osaka and Lon-
don Branches of the firm was
transferrred to the present post.
Address : No. 'iS, 2 chome,
Higashisotoborimachi, Higa-
shiku, Nag-oya. Tel.: S38.

Okano, Tomojiro (MWK'^

IB). Colonel of Eng., Com-
mander of the lOth Battalion;
b. 1864 in Nagano-ken.
Sub-Lieut., March 1894;
Lieut., May 1895; Captain,
Oct. 1897; Major, May 1904;
Lieut. Colonel, March 1908;
Colonel, Dec. 191 1. Decora-
tions'. Sth Order of S. T.,/

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0^

tth Order of R. S., 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Fukuchiyama, Ama-
dagun, Kyoto-fu.

Okatani, Sosnke iM # ig! m,
hardware merchant, Director
of the Aichi Bank and of the
Maruhachi Savings Bank, Au-
ditor of the Mikawa Cement
Co. and of the'Nagoya Gas
Co., Vice - President of the
Nagoya Chamber of Com-
merce ; l>. the 2nd m. of the
4th jj/. of Kayei (1851) in
Nagoya ; 2nd s. of the . late
Sosei Okatani; m. Hana, 2nd
d. of Buhei Kondo. Succee- ^
ded his father in 1867. Ad-
dress : No. 7, Teppocho, Na-
kaku, Nagoya. Tel.: .212
Long distance.

Okauchi, ShigetosM C^ P^M
^), Baron, Lord-in- Waiting in
the Kinkei Hall, Member of
the House of Peers ; b. the 4th
m. of the 13th y. of Tempo
( 1 842) in the province of To-
sa ; e. s. of the late Kiyotane
Okauchi, a famous samtirai
of Tosa clan. An earnest sup-
porter of the Mikado's cause
at the Restoi-ation ; entered
the service of the Department
of Justice (1869)-; was sent
to Europe for the inspection
of judicial systems of the west
(1873); appointed Public Proc-
urator, Acting - President of
the Nagasaki Court of Appeal
and the Judge of the Court

of Cassation in succession
and finally member of the
Senate ; was made member
of the House of Peers by im-
perial nomination in 1890 ;
created Baron and appoint-
ed Lord-in-Waiting ofthej^m-
kei Hall in 1900; decorated
with the 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun in connection with
the late war. Address: Maru-
yama-Shimmachi, Komago-
me, Hongo Tokyo.

dkawa, Heisaburo C:^ )\\ ^
H fi|5), President of the Board
of Directors of the Kiso In-
dustrial Development Co., of
the Ryuto Timber Co., Ma-
naging director of the Cen-
tral Paper Mfg. Co., the Ori-
ental Glass Mfg. Co., the

Oriental Gum Co., the Japan
Acetic Acid Mfg. Co. and
of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.), etc.;
b. the loth m. of the ist y.
of Bunkyu (1861) in^ Tokyo ;
2nd s. of Shijzo Okawa, a
samurai of Tokyo ; m. Teru,
4th d. of Baron Eiichi Shibu-
sawa. Address : No. 1 16, Ko-
umemachi, Mukojirna, Honjo,
Tokyo. Tel. : 886 Shitaya.

Okazaki, BunkicM (M^%
a}, Expert to the Hokkaido
Government. Address : No.
13 chome, Kitasanjo, Sappo-
ro, Hokkaido.

• Okazaki, Kenji (H «t K ^),
Managing Director of the To-

Oki

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sa -Bank, Director of the: Dai-
td- FisHing • Co. ; b: the "ist
m. orthe, 2nd J/. o'f®Bunkyu
(1862)- in the province of Tb-
sa ; e. s. of Kenhrchi Okaza-
ki, a Kochi samurai ; m. Ko-
ma> e. d. of Haruma Kubo,
also a Y^okii samurai. Educ. :
graduated from the Tokyo
Seminon Gakko (forerunner of
the present Waseda Univf) in
1885. Passed the Examina-
tions for Bar and Notary Pub-
He in 1887; began practice
as lawyer and then as notary
public; afterwards entered bus-
iness and, became managing
director and then president of
the Teikoku Mercantile Ma-
rine Co. ; resigning this post
became managing director of
the Tosa Bank and then Di-
rector of the Daito Fishing •
Co.,; has "been several times
member of the Kochi !Pie-
fectural Assembly and chair-
man of the E^ochi Municipal
Council; Mem. of the House
of Eepresentatives for the city
of Kochi in 1903. Address :
Ob!ya-cho, Kochi, Kochi-ken.

Okazaki, Kmiistike C|5|«t?i?
||>, Member of the House of
Eepresentatives, Director of
the Furukawa Miniug Co. and
of the Keihan Electric Eail-
way Co.; h- the 3rd m. of
the ist y. of Ansei (1854) in
Wakayama-ken ; _ 2nd s. of
Gakuya Nagasaka and adop-

ted into the Okazaki; family ;
m. ^. Fusa>}.^2stef "of ', thte- Masa9
jiro Hayashi of Osaka; Mduc. :-.
studied law and politics, ini
the United States. "Once was
chiet of Police", of Wakaya-
nia-ken ; was favoured by the
late Count Mut&u and Torn
Hoshi and when the latter
became Minister of Commu-
nications was appointed his
private Secretary; was advi-
ser to the late Ichibei. Furu-
kawa, .a large mine-owner,
and has been Director of the
Furukawa Mining Co. ever
since his death ; has been
elected member of the House
of Eepresentatives in 191 2
for the fifth time ; is a pro-
minent member of the Seiu-
club at present. Address : No.
62, Akashi-cho, Kyobashi-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.riSii Kyobashi.
Okazaki, Kuniyoshi m^M
^, Viscount, Master of Hu-.
nting ; b. Aug. the 6th y. oi
Meiji (1873) in Kyoto; e. s.;
of Kuiiiari Okazaki, formerly
a noble at the Mikado's co-
urt; 'm.. Ishi, e. s. of Baron
Shozo Yabuki. Created Vis-
count in 1884; ■w'a.s Court
Chamberlain for some time
and then appointed to pre-
sent post. Address: No, 33,'
Naka-machi, Ushigome-ku,
Tokyo. Tel : 2457 Bancho. :
Okazaki, Kyujiro (153 «# X ^

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Okti

SI5)> Exporter and Importer
(bicycles, automobiles and
other machines); <J. January,
the 7th y. of Meiji (1874) in
Yokohama; s. of Yasunosuke
Okazaki. Educ. : graduated
from the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School. Was
elected member of the House
of Representatives for Gifu-
ken; at present auditor of
" the Minami Nihon Sugar
Refining Co. and of the Im-
perial Fire Insurance Co.
Address: No. 188, Sanai-
cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 331 1 Honkyoku, (Re-
sidence): 2527 Shimbashi,
(Office).

Okazaki, Masaya (ISliiit iE-di),
lawyer ; b. the 8th m. of the
I St y. of G-wanji (1864) in
Mie-ken.; e. s. of Genjxuo
Okazaki ; m. Kiyo, 2nd d.
of Seikichi Ueki of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tok3'-o
Imperial University (1890).
Became a lawyer immedia-
tely after graduation and
practiced in Tokyo ; once was
Lecturer on civil code at the
Tokyo Hogakuin and the
Tokyo Semmon Gakko. Ad-
dress : No. X74, Hommm-a-
cho, Azahu-ku, Tokyo. Tel :
48 Shiha.

Okazaki, Sajiro Cisg if fe ^
I|5), farmer, ex-Mem. of the
House of Kepresentatives ; b.

the 9 th m. ot the 1st y. of
Bunkyu (1861) in Toyama-
ken ; e. s. of the late Tojuro
Okazaki ; m. Kiyo, 2nd d. of
Toyoji Takayasu. Succeeded
his father in i«89 ; elected
member of the House of Ee-
presentatives in 1907. _ Ad-
dress : Usaka-mura, Nei-gun,
Toyama-ken.

Okazaki, Sessei CiiBI it «
^), sculptor ; 6. at Fushimi-
machi, Yamashiro province.
He exhibited his masterpieces
at various exhibitions home
and foreign, and obtained very
often prizes and diplomas:
went frequently abroad to
study ; the bronze statue of
Nanko which situated in the
front of the Imperial palace,
Marquis Inoue's bronze statue
and some others were made
by him ; is a distinguished
sculptor of Japan. Address :
No. 22, Hatsune-cho 4 chome,
Yauaka, Shitaya, Tokyo.

Okazaki, TokicM Ci5

i).

Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Kobe Marine
Transportation and Fire In-
surance Co. ; b. the 3rd m.
of the 3rd y. of Ansei (1856)
in Hyogo-ken ; 2nd s. ofEb-,
kudayu Ishimura and adop ^
ted into the Okazaki family ;
TO. Tsuya, e. d. of Eiemon
Okada. Address : No. 146, 4
chome, Yamamoto-dori, Ko-
be. Tel: 46 I. d.

Oka-Oki

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Okazaki, YosHki Cil«t ^ M),
Chief of the Nagoya Office
of the Public Works of the
Home Office; b. the 1st y. of
Keio (1865) in Yamaguchi-
keh ; s. of Ooto Okazaki ; m.
Tei, e. d. of Euro Kumano,
1 889 ; JEduc. : graduated from
the College of Engineering
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1889. Appointed assistant en-
gineer of the Home Office,
1889 ; professor of the 2nd
High School in 1 892 ; engi-
neer of the Kumamoto--ken,
1893, and engineer of the
Home Office in 1 897 ; super-
vised the harhor improvement
of Tsuruga and the embank-
ment of Yodogawa has been
invested with the 4th Order
of Merit. Recreations ; photo-
graphy,- g-o game, Japanese
poetry, and fencing and juji-
tsu. Address: Tatesugino-cho,
Nagoya, Aichi-ken. Tel.:\6oi^
Okazawa, Keisaburo (ISJ if
R H SP,, Colonel of Inf ntry,
Commander of the 5 3rd In-
fantry Begiment ; h. 1 869 in
Ibaraki— ken. Sub-Lieutenant,
June 1889; Lieutenant, Dec.
1892 ; Captain, Oct. 1897 ;
Major, Nov. 1907 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, July 1905 ; Co-
lonel Jan. 1909 Decorations:
4th Order of the Eising Sun.
5 th Order of the Sacred Tre-
asure and 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : The

S3rd Infantry Eegiment, Na-
ra.

Oki, EnkicM C:*: * ^ S),
Count, Member of the House
of Peers ; h. Aug. the 4th y.
of Meiji (1871) in Saga, pro-
vince of Hizen ; s. of the late-
Count Takato Oki ; m. Sa-
chi, e. d. of Baron Muneatsu
Date. Succeeded his father
in 1899. Address: No. 24,
Fukide - cho, Nishinokubo,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1201
Shiba.

Oki, Isssi ( W -I*). Chief
Engineer to the Tokyo-fu
Government ; h. the 3rd m.
of the I St y. of Man~en (i860)
in Kagoshima-ken ; 3rd s. 01
Jinbei Tamari, a Kagoshima
samurai and adopted by the
late Masaemon Oki ; m. Yo—
ne, y. s. of Shigeshiro Yama-
guchi, also a Kagoshima sa-
murai. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Enginee-
ring of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1888). Was successively Ex-
pert to the prefectures of M-
yazaki, Nagasaki, Saga and
Gumma ; present post since
Nov. 1 9 10. Address : No. 2
7 chome, Aoyama-Kitamachi,
Tokyo.

Oki, Jikiehi (:k7^m^X In-
spector-General of Naval Con-
struction, placed on the re-
serve list since April 191 2;

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Oku

h. the 5th m. of the 5th y.
of Ansei (1858) in Tokyo ; e.
s. of Michiharu Oki, a sa-
murai ; m. Kotaki, y. s. of
Kyoen Niimiya, a Tokyo sa-
murai. Educ. : graduated
from the former Kaigun Hei-
gakmyo (a government naval
school). Commander of Naval
Construction, Dec, 1897; Cap-
tain of—, Oct. 1898; Inspec-
toi-General of—, Nov. 1906.
Has heen successively Inst-
ructor to the Naval Engi-
neering School, Member of
the Department of Materials
of the Navy, member of the
Imperial Headquarters during
the late War ; chief of Eng-
ine SectioD. of Saseho Naval
Arsenal, 1905. Decorations:
3rd Order of the Eising Sun
and 4th Order of the Sacred
Treasure.

Oki, Kinbei, iiz :^ ^. ^ '§0,
Soy manufacturer; b. in 1872
in Tokyo-fu; s. of the Yasu-
taka Oki; m. Ume-ko, ci. of
of Takeaki Tanaka. Ednc:
studied at the Aoyama Gaku-
in and the Meiji Daigaku.
Member of the Tokyo-fu
Assembly since 1904; head-
man of the Shimonerima-
mura, his" native place, since
1902; elected member of the
Tokyo-fu. Council, 191 1.
Address: No.' 310, Shimo-
nerima, Tokyo-fu.

Oki, Kotetsa Ci: tIc p ^),

Druggist and dealer in toilet
articles, President of the Ki-
gyo Bank, Director of the
Tokyo Salt Mfg. Co., Audi-
tor of the Licensed Medicine
Co. ; b. the 6th m. of the 2nd'
y. of Kayei (1849) in the prov-
ince of Shinano ; 2nd .y. of-
Tokkhi Mori and adopted into
the Oki family. 'Address : No.
7, I chome, Yonezawa-cho,
Nihonbashi, Tokyo. 7>/..- 723
Naniwa.

Oki, Muneyasu Cfc Tfc ^ <%),
medal - manufacturer, Presi -
dent of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Chodo Bank, Au-
ditor of the Tosei Bank, mem-
ber of the Tokyo Chamber
of Commerce, Member of the
Tokyo Municipal Council ; b.
the nth m. of the Sth j/. of
Ansei (i_8s8) in Tokyo ; 2nd
s. of Shuunsai Yoshioka and
adopted by the late Muneya-
su Oki ; m. Hisa, e. d. of Gi-
kei Yamamoto, a sanmrai of
Tokyo. He is the sole medal
manufacturer to the Govern-
ment in Japan. Address : No.
24, I chome, Kayacho, Shi-
taya, Tokyo. Tel.: 813, 23,-
05 Shitaya.

Okino, Tadao (M If .§< *), /^o-
gakuhakusM, Engineer of the
Public Works Control Bu-
reau. Address : Minami-Eno-
kicho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo.

Oko

b 724 ]

Okita, Toranosnke C::fc S ^ S
^ IS), lawyer, President of
the Nagoya Lawyers'® As-
sociation, Special member of
the Nagoya Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. the iith m. of the
2ndj>'. of Keio (1866) in Gi-
fu-kenj Sth s. of the late Ji-
.suke Okita, a samurai; m.
Michi, adopt, s. of Keijn A-
rio of Gifu-ken. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Law College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (i8
88). Began practice as lawyer
in Nagoya the same year ;
inaugurated the Aichi Law
School and became its presid-
ent ( 1 894); later was engaged
by the Kinjo Shimpo, a daily
paper in Nagoya, as Superin-
tendent of its editorial Staff;
elected President of the Na-
goya Lawyers' Association
(1896). Address : No. 43, 2-
chome, Minamikajiyacho, Na-
kaku, Nagoya. Tel: 17.

Oko, Hatsuichiro CM "& 10 —
BI5), Judge of the Court of
Cassation ; d. the 7th m. of
the 2nd J. of Bunkyu (1862)
in Yamaguchi-ken ; e. s. of
Shigenao Oko, a Yamaguchi
samurai ; m. Mitsu, e. sister
of Yasumichi Momma, 2, sa-
murai of Shiga-ken. Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1890). Appointed Probation-
ary Judge immediately after

graduation ; has been Judge
of the Osak? District Court,
and of the Osaka Appeal
Court; present post since 19-
08. Address: No. 35, Zoshi-
gaya, Takata-mura, Tokyo,
^koehi, Masatoslii C:fc M ft
IE IS:), Yiscount, Proiessor of
the Engineering College 3f
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b, Dec,
the -nth >• of Meiji (1878)
in Toyohashi, province of Mi-
kawaj_.f. of Viscount Masa-
suke Okochi ; m, Kazu, e. d.
of Viscount Nobuyoshi Oko-
chi. Edtic. : Graduated from
the Engineering College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Ad-
dress : No. I, Shimidzucho,
Yanaka, Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel.:
437 Shitaya.

Oku, Hanzaburo CA ^ H I©,
lawyer. Member of the House
of Representatives ; b. the 6th
m. of the 1st y. of Bunkyii
(1861) in Kyoto; e. s. of
Sueji Oku, a Kyoto samurai;
m. Jo, younger sister of Komei
Hayashi of Shimane - ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
Kyoto Normal School in 18-
8 1 . Has been teacher of sever-
al Common schools for many
years ; afterwards passed the
Examination for the Bar and
began practice at Kyoto; was
elected Member of the House ,
of Representatives in 1907

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Oka

for the 6tii time; is a memoer
of the Seiyukai (a political
party). Address: Yamamoto-
cho, Miyukicho-Nijo-Sagaru,
Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel.:
252 I. d.

OM, Kenzo (^^^), Expert
to the Monopoly Bureau of
the Department of Finance
and to the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce ;
b. the 8th m. of the 6th y.
of Ansei (1859) in the prefect-
ure of Saga ; 2nd s. of Kan-
su]<e Makino and adopted by
the late Seisuke Oku; ?7Z. Sad? .
e. d. oT his adopted father.
Entered the service of the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commerce in 1885 as an As-
sistant Expert ; full Expert
in 1893 ; in addition Expert
to the Marine Products Investi-
gation Office in 1895 ; Ex-
pert to the Salt Industry
Investigition Office in 1898 ;
made subsequently a , tour
through Europe and Ameri-
ca on an official mission, re-
turning home in 1902; pre-
sent posts since 1902. Ad-
dress: No. 87", 6 ch.ome, A-
oyam Vminarai -cho , Akas ika-
Ini, Tokyo. Tel. : 2805 Shiba.

Oku, Yasrikata C^ (% S)'
Count (cr. Baron 1895, Couit
in 1907), ilirshal, ex-Chief
General Staff and Me;!ib r ot
the Saj)rem3 Mllit-iry Coun-

cil ; b. the 1 1 th m. of, the
.3rd y. of Kokwa (i84'>) in
province of Ohikuzen, Fuku-
/ka prefecture ; e. s. of Rie-
mon Oku, a samurai of Ko-
kura clan, and dopted by
the late Juro Oku ; m. Shl-
geru, e, d. of Hyonojo Kara,
a Fukuoka samurai. Entered
the Army 1871 ; Major in
the Imperial Forces during
the Satsnm'i Rebellion (1877)
and greatly distinguished
himself by cutting his way
through the besieging lines

of the rebels laid round Ku-
mamoto Castle and thus esta-
blished connection with the
reinforcements that were co-
ming to its rescue ; Lieute-
nant-Colonel, Nov. 1878;
Colonel, Feb. 1882; Major-
General, May 1885 ; Lieute-
nant - General, Nov. 1 894 ;
commanded the Fifth Army
Division in the war with
China and played a very im-
portant part in the battle of

Oka

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Nevvchwang, Tiemg rewurded
with the title of Baron for
his meritorious service ; Oom-
mmder of the Tokyo Bay
Defence, of the 1st Aimy Di-
vision, Imperial Body Guards
and of the Eastern Military
Districts in succession, mean-
while attaining the rank of
full General, Nov, 1903 ; com-
manded the Second Array
during the Russo-Japanese
war (1904 — 5) ; his general
movements in the war being
as follows '. - landed on the
Liao— tung peninsula early in
May, 1904 and promptly had
the railway cut, thus severing
communication' between the
fortress and the Eussian main
army ; towards the end of the
month " captured Kinchau,
which lies nearly forty miles
from Port Arthur ; then
came the terrible struggle
on the heights of- Nau-
shan ; for sixteen hours the
garrison stood firm agaitlst
Oku's army, and then a des-
perate infantry assault com-
- pelled the Russians to retreat,
with the loss of over 80 guns;
meanwhile the Russian Gene-
ral Stackelberg was on the
way to relieve Port Arthur,
but OIcu, marching north, on
June 14 routed him atTelissu
after** fighting a sanguinary
battle ; next on July 9th he
occupied Kaiping which fore -d

the Russians to clear out of
Newchwang ; marching still
northwards won the brilliant
, victory of Ta-shih-chao over
the Russian army under Gene-
ral Kuropatkin's direct com-
' mand ; at the battle of Liao-

" yang General Oku's army in
co-operation with General No-
dzu's army advanced from
the direction of Haicheng on
Aug. 26th, occupied Anshan-
tien on the 27th, seized Shou-
shanpao on September ist and
finally repulsed the enemy
from Liaoyang on the 4th ;
fought at Shaho commanding
the left flank of our army and
also won a brilliant victory;
at the battle ' of Mukden
Oku's army marched between
the Han and Sha rivers, while
to the west General Nogi
pushed rapidly north to out-

. flank the Russians and en-
countering the Russian army
at Kiusan, east of Muk-
den, utterly defeated them on
March 9, entering the city
itself on the following morn-
ing ; granted the ist Class
of the Golden kite and Grand
Cordon of the Rising Siin
with Paulownia ; . appointed
Chief of General Staff, Nov.
1906-Jan. 1912 ; promoted to
marshal, Nov! 191 1. Address:
No. 26, Haraikata - machi,
Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. Tel:

760 Bancho.

X 727 1

Oku

ttkubo Senryo (JzX^m ID,
l)entist; b. 3 August 1871 in
Ivajimuva, Kanbara-gun, Nii-
gata'-ken; grand son of Hos-
I10 Okubo. Edtic: studied at the
Ifiwa Dentists'' College. U. S.
A.., and then at some colle-
ges in Germany and Engla-
nd. Passed the dentist exaini-
'nation in 1896 and since th-
at j)racticed in Tokyo; retxi-
rned home in 1905; establi-
shed Nihon Dentists' School
in 1907; afterwards founded
Tokyo Girls' Dental School
tind is now its Principal. Ad-
dress: 2 Sarugakucho, Kan—
■da-ku, Tokyo. Tel^' 2350 Ho-
nkyoku.

bkubo, Tanzo (i^X^i^ iS),
lawyer; b. 1858; e. s. of Ha-
chirobei Okubo, a heimin of
Ibaraki-ken; m. Yoshi, 2nd
d. of Shin Narii, a samnrai
«f Ibaraki-ken. Edua studied
Chinese literature under Ban-
sei Saito of Mito, and Sizan
Igarashi of Tsuchiura; came to
Tokyo for studying law in
1 877. Was admitted to the liar
and practiced in Tokyo since
1 88 1 ; elected member of the
House of Representati ves for I-
barakiken in 1 894. His 2nd son
SusUmu is graduate of the law
college of Tokyo Imp. Unit,
and became lawj-er. Address:
9 Nishikonya-cho, Kyobas-
hiku Tokyo. Tel.: 2306 K^^o-
bashi,

Skubo, Chujua ii^,X t* !S> I®),
ViscdUnt, Member of the
House of Peers; b. the 4th m. of
the 4th. J. of Ansei{i857) ir
Karasuyama, province of Shi-
motsuke ; e. s. of the late Vis-
count Tadayoshi Okubo, feud-
al lord of Karasuyama clan ;
■m. Etsu, s. of Viscount Na-
g^ayoshi Inagaki. Has been
in the service of the Imperial
Estate Bureau; elected mem-
ber of the House of Peers in
1 890 ; decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : 45, Kojimacho, Asa-
kusa, Tokyo. Tel. : 3956 Shi-
taya.

Skubo, Chukei (:fc X 1* .t> ik)>
Prof of the Nagoya Higher
Technological School. Ad-
dress: Gokisho^mura, Aichi-
gun, Aichi-ken.

Okubo, Haruno QX_Ik ^ #
if), Baron, General, on the
second reserve since 19 12;
i. the 8th m. of the 3rd j.
of Kokwa (1846) in Shizu-
oka-ken ; e. s. of the late Ta-
danao Okubo. . Edtic. : gradu-
ated from the Military Pre-
paratory School and later stu-
died military tactics in Prance.
Major of Infantry, Apr. 1877 ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, May 18-
85 ; Colonel, May 1889 ;
Major-General, Nov. 1894 ■
Lieutenant-General, Apr. 19-
00 ; General, Aug 1908.
Has oeen in succession in the

Cku

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posts of President of the To-
yama Gakko (a military^ te-
chnical school), of the Mili-
tary Academy, Chief of Staff
of the 2nd Army Division,
Commander of the 7th In-
fantry Brigade and of the ist
Infantry Brigade of the Im-
pwial Guards, Chief of Staff
of the Inspection Department
of Military Education, Com-
mander of the 6th and 3rd
Army Divisions, etc. ; took

part in the Russo-Japanese
War as Commander of the 6th
Army; Division and fojght
bravely at Liao-Yang, Sha-
ho and Mukden .; his divi-
sion gained a specially high
reputation by a frontal at-
tack on the enemy at Liao-
yang ; created Baron and in-
vested witlAhe 1st Order of
the Rising Sun and the 2nd
Olass of the Golden Kitcj ;
Commander of Clir«en Garri-
son until Aug. igii. Addra-x!

No. 178, Shimoshibuya, Tcr
kyo. Tel: 2466 Shiba.

5kti&o, Kizo C:^ ^ 1Sf # it)^
Rear- Admiral on the Reserve:

.3. the 8ih m.

the 1st

y. of Aiisei,(i854) in -Kana-
gawa-keii ;: 2nd s. of the late
KyOemon Okubo ; m. Teru,.
e.. d. of Yagoro" Kaneko of
Kanagawa-lsien. Educ: gradu-
ated from the former Kaigiin-
Heigakuryo (a naval academy).
Appointed 2nd Sub ■ Lieuten-
ant in I S81 and after due pro-
motion attained the raik of
Rear-Admiral in 1905 ; has
been successively in the posts
of member of the Naval Ge-
neral Staff", Commander of the
Warship Tatsuta, Chief of the
Torpedo Section of the Kure
and then of the Maizuru Naval
Station, Comn.ander of the
Hakkdlio (in Korea) Fortress,
.and then of the Ominato
Fortress, Chief of the Tor-
[jedo Section of the Yokosu-
ka Naval Station, etc.; placed

on the Reserve list in 1909.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : Ogiga-
va, Kamakura-gun, Kana:ga-
wa-keh.

Skuho, Noriaki Cic A %^
ft)j), liii'iU.-General, Coiiiuuiu-
elcT of Fort Arthur Fortress
rtiiice Dec. 191 2; b. the 8 th m.
of the Tst J. of Mnn-}^en (t8-
65) in Kochi, prov.nce oi To-

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Oku

sa ; 3rd .f. of Kosaku Dkubo, a
samurai of Kochi clan ; m.
Sen, sister of Ryutaro Mochi-
zuki, a Tokyo samurai. Educ.:
Graduated from the Military
Academy, Dec. 1879. Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineers, Dec.
1879; Lieutenant, Feb. iS-
83 ; Captain, Oct. 1886;
Major, Mar. 1895 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Oct. 1898 ; Co-
lonel, June 1902 ; Major-
General, July 1906. Was
Chief of the Military Trans-
portation Department and in

addition Commander of the
Ujina Commissariat Depot du-
ring the Russo-Japanese War.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Order
of the ,. Golden Kite ; present
rank since December 191 2
Address: Yakumo-ch5, Old
Street, Port Arthur.

Okutoo, T9,te (;^ ;X •(% j£)>
Inspector of Naval Construc-
tion; 6. 1873. 2nd -Class
chief Naval Constructon,
Aug. 190S; 1st Class Chief
Naval Construction, Oct.
1909; Inspector of Naval
Construction, Dec. 1912.
Once was a member of the
Shipbuilding Dep't of the
Yakosuka Naval Arsenal.
Decorations: 4th Order of
R. S., 5th. Class of G. K.

©kubo, Tessaku {.% !k ^ Wk

f^), Mayor of the City of A-
kita ; b. the nth m, of the
3rd y. of Kayei (1850) in A-
kita-ken ; e. s. of Sanemori
Dkubo, a samurai of Akita ;
in. Tsuya, e. d. ofMasanao
Shimoyamabe, also an Aki-
ta samurai. Once was a mem-
ber , of the House of Repre-
sentatives for the city of A-
kita. Address : Akita City
Office, Akita-ken.

Dkubo, Toshikadzu (.^ !k 1%
H'h M), Marquis, Member of
the House of Peers ; b. the
7th m. of the 6th y. of An-
sel (1859) in Kagoshima ; e.
s. of the late Prince Toshi-
michi Okubo; »«. Sho, adopt, d.
of the late famous scholar An-
yeki Shigeno; Created Mar-
quis in 1878 for his father's
illustrious services to, the State
during the Restoration ; ha:s
been junior Secretary to the
Treasury and after having
been transferred as Revenue
Officer resigned the office to
become a member of the

House of Peers in 1 890 ; de-
corated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun. Address :
No. 3, Nishimachi, Nihonye-
noki, Shiba, Tokyo.

Okubo, Toshitake_C:fe X -1%
f ij ^:), Governor of Osaka Pre-
fecture since Dec. 191 2 ; h.
April the 2nd y. of Keio
(i 866) in Kagoshima; 3rd s. of

Ckn

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the late famous ToshimicHi D-
kubo, one of the founders of the
new government ; m. Ei, e. d.
of Rempei Kondo, President
of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha.
Edtic. : after graduating from-
the former ist Higher Mid-
dle School, studied at Yale
(LL. B.) and then at.the Hal-
le University (Ph. D.). Ap-
pointed Councillor to the For-
mosan Government on his
return home in 1895 ; trans-
ferred as Chief of the Tam-
sui Local Government Officej
Private Secretary to the For-
moson Government, Apr. 18-
96 ; Private Secretary to the
Minister for Home Affairs,
Sept. 1896 ; Director of the
Pi-ison Affairs Bureau of the

Home -Department ; 1 899 ; .
Governor of Tottori-ken, 19-
00 ; sent to Europe and A-
merica by the Home Depart-
ment to investigate local Ad-
ministration systems of vari-
ous countrieSj_ 1900 — 1901 ;
Governor of Oita-ken on his
return home and then Gover-
nor of Saitama - ken, 1906;
Dh-ector of Commercial Affau's
Bureau of the Agr. and Com.
Dep't, 1908. Address : Official
residence, 2 chome, Dojima-
Hamaddri, Kitaku, Osaka.
, Oku'chi, Kiroku Qic U M :^\
pharmacist. Mayor of Toyo-
hashi ; <5. May the 3rd ji. of

Meiji (1871) in Toyohashi,
province of Mikawa ; s. of
Kiroku Okuehi ; m. K'l, sister
of SakichiTakahashi. Educ:
studied at the Tokyo Eigo
Gakko (Tokyo English Lan-
guage School),'" the Tokya
Pharmaceutical School and
then at the Pharmaceutical
Course of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. Is at present Mayor
of Toyohashi, President of the
Toyohashi Educational As-
sociation and of the Toyo-
hashi Agricultural Society and
Special Member of the Toyo-
hashi Chamber of Commerce,
etc. Publication : is now com-
piling the histoiy of Toyo-
hashi city. Recreations : his-
torical research ; collector of
old books ; Utai (old Japa-
nese songs). Address : No..
89, Funaoto, Toyohashi, Ai-
chi-ken. Chib : Minsei club.
Tel. : 343 Toyohashi.

Okuda, Einoshin C^ ffl §^ Z
M), Member of the House of
Representatives; b. the 2nd m.
of the 1st jf. of Gwanji (1864)
in Kagoshima-ken ; 2nd s. of
the late Seizo Okuda, a sa- ,
mural of Kagoshima ; m. Te-
ru, younger sister of Ju Mi-
yanohara, also a Kagoshima
samurai.^ Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1881 ; was once a-
Member, Vice-president and
then President of the Kago-
shima Prefectural Assembly ;'

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Oku

elected member of the House
of Representatives in 1908.
Address ■• Kushilcino - mura,
Hiki-gun, •'Xagoshima-ken. /■■
Okuda, Gijin (M. H ^ A),
HogahuJiahush, Minister of
Educ: b. the 6th m. of the
1st J. of Manyen (1865) in
Tottori-ken ; 3rd s. of Tetsu-
z6 Olcuda, a samurai of Tot-
tori clan ; m. Yae, 2nd d. of
Shohei Takei, a samurai of
Hyogo-ken. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity (1884). Entered the
service of the Dajokwan (State
ministers' office) the same
year ; Assistant Prof of the
former Tokyo Forestry School
in 1885 ; in succession was
Councillor of the Agricultural
and Commercial Department,
Private Seci-etary to the Min-
ister for Agriculture - and
Commerce, Chief of the Pa-
tent Bureau, member of the
Tokyo Streets improvement
Committee, Judge of the Court
of Administrative Litigation,
Councillor of the Tokyo High-
er Commercial School, Chief
of the Official Gazette Bureau,
member of the I^aw Investi-
gation Committee, Secretary
to the Cabinet, Chief Secreta-
ry to the House of Repre-
sentatives, Vice-minister for
Colonization Affairs, Vice -
minister for Agriculture and

Commerce and the same for
Education, Chief of th^Leg-
islative Bureau (1887 — 19-
02) ; resigned government of-
fice and - was twice elected
member of the House of Re-
presentatives, present post si-
nce Feb. 191 3 and resigned co-
urt council recently. Address :
Nakarokubancho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 145 Bancho.
Okuda, Kaku (* H m.
Managing Director of the Ja-
pan Ham Curing Co. Ad-
dress .-l^o. IS, Fukuyamacho,
Hongoku, Tokyo.

Okuda, Masaka (It H jE #),. ,
President of the Nagoya E-
lectric Co., the Nagoya Gas
Co., the Ichinomiya Gas Co.,
the Toyohashi Gas Co. and
of the Nippon Wheel Mfg.
Co., Director of the Nagoya

Stock Exchange, the, Miye
Spinning Co., the Tsushima
Gas Co., President of the Na-
goya Chamber of Commerce,
etc. ; i5. the 3rd m. of the 4th
y. of Kokwa (1847) in Aichi-
ken ; e. s. of Gorohachi Oku-
da ; m. Tolii, sister of Suzu-
kichi Achiba. In addition to
the posts above-mentioned he-
is Dii-ector of the Kyoto Gas-
Co., the Sendai Gas Co. and
of the Chiyoda Gas Co. Ad-
dress : No. 6, Aoicho, Higa-
shiku, Nagoya. Tel. : 268.

■ Okuda, Haoji (^ H it ^).-
coal dealer, dir. of the Osaka

Oku

732 i

Tbtanch of the Ya&ukawa Ma-
tsumoto Co.; 6. the 8th m. of
the 2nd y. of Eeio (1866) ift
Saitama-ken, adopted s. of
ISTaoi Okuda ; m.Matsu, 1893,
Served at Japanese consulate
in Shanghai, 1887 ; transferred
to Kynshu Kailway Co., 1892;
entered the Dep't of Com-
munications in 1893 ; became
a member of the Kabnto Beer
Co., 1896 ; transferred to the
head office of the co. since
1909 ; is continuously engag-
-ed coal bussiness. Address :
No. 7 Edobori Kita-dori 4
chome, Nishi-kn, Osaka. Tel. :
■994 Tosabori.

Okuda, Sadakiclii (|%B^i?i),

Naval Captain, attache to
the Yokosuka Naval station;
b. 1869. Educ: Naval
Academy.' Commander, Sept.
1900; Second-captain, Aug.
1905; Captain, Dec. 191 1.
Once was Commander of
the Manchuria, Yodo (des-
patch boat) ; present post since
Dec. 19 J?,. Decorations'. 3rd
Order of R.S., 4th Order of
S. T., 4th Class of Golden
Kite.

Okufuji, Kenzo (M H ff it),
sake-brewer, one of the high-
est taxpayers of Hyogo-ken,
President of the Naha Barik,
and of tlie Okufuji Bank, Di-
rector of tlie Tatsuno Soy
Mfg. Co., etc. ; h. the 7th m.
of the 4th y. of Ansei (1857)

in Hyogc-ken; 3rd 5. ofShi^
ngo Miki and adopted by the
late Yosaburo Okufuji ; m.
Wase, 4th d. of Toshikiyo
Okufuji. Address : Sakago-
shi-mura, Ako-gun, Hyogo-
ken.

Okuma, ITobutsune Ciz ^ 1M
^), Principal of the Waseda
Middle School, Prof of the
Waseda Univ. (Chair-Com-
merciai law and Economics);
i>. Sept. the 4th f. of Meiji
(1871) in the province of Hi-
zen ; s. of the late Count
Akira Matsuura, feudal lord
of Hirato clan, and adopted
by Count Okuma in 1902 ;
7/1. Mitsu, d. of his adopted
father Jidt^c. : graduated from'
the La:w College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (1899); stud-
ied at Trinity College; Cam-
bridge Univ. (Fellow - Com-
moner), 1900 — 1902. Present
posts since his return home.
Recreations : Old Japanese ,
songs ; riding. Address : No.
yo, Tozuka-mura, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo-fu. C/ttd.: Tokyo
Club. Tel. : 177 Bancho.

Skuma, Shigenobu Ciz ^M
fs), Count, born Feb. 1838
in Saga, province of Hizen ;
son of Nobuyasu Okuma, a
samurai of Saga clan ; married
d. of Shichishiro Saegusa. He
is one of the foremost living -
statesmen of Japan and well
known throughout the world.

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He was brought up by a wise
and virtuous mother who be-
came a widow when he was
eight years old® and eiitered
the Kodo-kwan, a clan-school,
where Chinese classics were
taught.- Subsequently he stud-
ied Dutch, English and Math-
ematics from Englishmen at
Nagasaki. During the Res-
toration he advocated the
abolition of the feudal system
and establishment, of constitu-
tional government. On the

reorganization of the govern-
ment under the Mikadq he
became chief assistant in the
'department of foreign affairs,
and subsequently secretary for
the interioi- and finance, and
president of the Japanese com-
mission at the Vienna Ex-
hibition. For about ten years,
i.c., 1873 — 1881 he had charge
of the Treasury, first as Vice-
Minister and then as full Min-
ister ; this post he had to

i-esign because his memorial
urging the Government to.
introduce representative gov-
ernment was rejected by liis
colleagues.' He then formed
the Progressive Party, the fore-
runner of the present National
Party {Kokuminto), and was
himself its president until a few
years ago. In 1888, the year
preceding the promulgation of
the Constitution, he wa'? ap-
pointed Foreign Minister in
the Kuroda Cabinet and un-
dertook the important task of
revising old- treaties conclud-
ed with the powers before the
Restoration, in order to regain
the rights then conceded by
Japan. Some of his measures,
however, caused great objec-
tion among partisans and a.
certain Tsuneki Kurushima
threw a bomb at his carriage.
This outrage inflicted a severe
injury on his leg, which was
consequently amputated. He
joined the 2nd Matsukata
Cabinet as Foreign Minister
and Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce in 1896, but
resigned shortly afterwards,.
In June 1898 the.Okuma-Ita-
gaki Coalition Ministry, in
which the Count assumed the
Pi'emiership with additional
duty as Minister of Foreign
Affairs, was formed. But this
alliance broke up after some
months. Though he has re-

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signed the Leadership of his
party he still continues to take
an active interest in politics
and other affairs, for he is a
many-sided man and can boast
of his success as an education-
ist, especially in the found-
ing of the Waseda University,
the largest university under
private management in the
Empire, and he is now its
president. He is also the pa- .
tron of the Women's Univer-
sity at Mejiro. He is a per-
:son amongst Japanese public
men who is well acquainted
with things Japanese, so that
•distinguished foreign visitors
to Japan are in the habit of
•calling on the Count for in-
formation. His opinion often
represents the public opinion
■of Japan. 'Publication : " Fifty
years of New Japan" (Eng-
lish). Recreation: horticulture
is his hobby and his collec-
tion of tropical plants, chiefly
orchids, is perhaps the best
in Japan. Address : Waseda,
Tokyo. Tel:: 177 Bancho.
Okuma, Ujihiro C:;^ % ik ^),

Sculptor and Engraver; b.
1856 at Hatogaya, Musashi
province^ Educ: Kobu Art
School (gra. '82), Rome Art
School (gra. Oct. '88), chief
engraver of the Prince Ari-
sugawa's palace (1882);
engraver of the copper
images of Princes Ito and
Yamagata, Marquis Inouye,

Count Goto, the late Yukichi
Fukuzawa, and many other
coppei monuments erected in
memory of the two great
wars; some of his master-
pieces has pleased the Em-
peror to accept their pre-
sentation; copper .^image of
Prof. Billings, Dean of the
Vermont Univ., U. S. A. is
also of his work and it is
now erected on the premises
of the said Univ: besides
the bronze statues of the
late Omura Masujiro, Prince
Komatsu are of his work.
He often obtained prizes in
exhibitions home and foreign.
Address: No. lOi Takehaya-
cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 848 Bancho.

Okumiya, IKasaharu (H § IE
ip), Public Procurator, Chief
Public Procurator of the Miya-
gi Appeal Court ;'^(5. the nth
m. of the 4th jj/. of Kayei (18-
5 1 ) in Kochi-ken ; e. s. of M'a-
sayoshi Okumiya, a Kochi sa-
-murai; m. Sei, adopt, d. of No-
bunao Takayama, a samurai
of Hiroshima-ken. Early en-
tered the service of the De-
partment of Justice ; appointed
Public Procurator in 1881 : in
succession was Chief Public-
Procurator of the Hiroshima,
Kobe and Yokohama District
Courts ; Secretary to the De-
partment of Justice in 1896;
Public Procurator of the Court
of (Cassation in 1899 and then

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present post. Address : Ofifici-
ai House, Court of Appeal,

Sendai.

Okumiya, Manioru (H; g ^),
Eear- Admiral, placed on the re-
tired list since Dec. I9i2;6. i8-
62. Educ: graduated from the
Naval Academy (Jan. 1877).
Lieutenant-Commander (Dec.
1897); Commander (Oct. 18-
98) ; Captain (Dec. 1903) ;
Rear -Admiral (Apr. 19 11).
Decorations: 3rd Order of Ris-
ing Sun, 5th Order of Sacred
Treasure and,' 4th Class of
Golden Kite. Address : Hori-
nouchi, Yokosuka.

Okumura, Chosaku (^fiffifis),
Engineer to the Home Depart-
ment ; i. Aug. the ist y. of
Meiji (1868) in Niigata-ken;
2nd s. of the late Yahei Oku-
mura ; m. Naka, sister of Tora-
matsu Nakamura, a samurai
of Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo- Imp. Univ. (18-
97). Assistant-Expert to the
Public Works Control Office
the same year ; full Expert (18-
98) ; present post since 1905.
Address: No. no, Hakusan-
gotemmachi, Koishikawa, To-
kyo. ,

Okumura, Eisaku (^fj'^fis),

Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 19th Regi-
ment; b. 1871 in Mie-ken.
Sub-Lieut., Mar. 1892; Lieut.,

Dec. 1894; Captain, Oct.
1898; Major, March 1904;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, Jan. 191 1. Decora-
tions: sth Order of S. T.,
4th Order of R. S., 4th Class
of Golden Kite. Address:
Tsuruga, Fukui-ken.

Okuiuura, Jirokiohi (M^W^
S15 a)) Naval Captain, ex-
chief engineer of the Kashi-
ma (battleship); a. in 1871.
Educ: the Naval Engineer-
ing School. Lteut.-Command-
er of Engineering, Oct. 1901;
Commander of Engineeririg, *
Sept. 1906; Captain of En-
gineering, Dec. 191 2. De-
corations: 4th Order of R.
S., 4th Order of S. T.

Okumura, Junshiro ( A # M
115), Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Technological School, Expert
to the Agricultural Experi-
ment Farm ; b. Aug. the rst
y. of Meiji ( 1 868) in Fukui-ken;
e. s. of Shin-ichi Okumura, a
samurai of Fukui clan ; m. Sa-
to, adopt, .fw/^z-of Masatane U-
yeda, a Tokyo samurai. Educ:
graduated from the Agiicul-
tural College of the Tokyo.
Imp. Univ. (1894) ; studied at
the University Hall after gra-
duation; " serit to Gergnaay,
France and England for further
study (1900). Prof, of the
Tokyo Higher TechnoJogical
School (1-896) ; Expert to the

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Agricultural ExperimentFarm
in "addition (1900)/ Address :
No. 551, Tabata, Takinoga-
wa - mura, Kitatoshima - gun,
Tokyb-fu,

Okumura, Fobutake (.%^ ^
S), Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the ist Infantry Re-
giment of the Formosan Gar-
rison ; b. 1 862 in Ishika war-ken.
Sub-Lieutenant (June 1885);
Lieutenant (Nov. 1889) ; Cap-
tain (Mar. 1895) ; Major (Oct.
1901); Lieutenant - Colonel
(May 1905) ; Colonel (Jan. 19-
09). Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure and
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: The ist Formosan
Gafrison, Formosa.

Okumtfra, Yasxishi (H l^j- ^),
Chief Public Procurator of the
Utsunomiya District Court ;
^. Aug. the ist^. ofMeiji(i8-
68) in Nara-ken ; e. s. of Gisa-
buro Okumura ; m. Ei, 3rd d.
of Tsunetatni Hitomi, a Kyo-
to samurai. Passed the Exa-
mination for Bench in 1888;
Judge of the Wakamatsu Lo-
cal Court in 1890; afterwards
was successively transferred
as Public Procurator of the
Fukushima and the Sendai
District: Courts, the Nagoya
Appeal Court, Chief Public
Procurator of the District Co-
urts of Matsue and Kanazawa;

present post since 1908. Ad-
dress :0^c\sS. Residence, the
Utsunomiya District Court, U-
tsunomiya, Tocliigi-ken.

Okuno, KokicM {.% if '^ S),
Lieutenant-Colonel of Caval-
ly. Commander of the 22nd
Cavalry Regiment; b. 1872
in Hyogo-ken. Sub-Lieuten-
ant, Mar. 1894; Lieutenant,
June 1895 ; Captain, Apr. 18-
98 ; Major, Nov. 1904 ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Feb. 19 10. De-
corations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and 5th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
The 22nd Cavalry Regiment,
Kurume, Fukuoka-ken.

Skura, Iheiji Ci: ^ f ¥ r.),
Managing Director of the Hi-
da Savings Bank, President
of the Hida Water Power E-
lectric Co. and of the Hida
Co., etc. ; b. the 2nd m. of
the_3rd y. of Kokwa (184^)
in Oita-ken ; e. s. of Iheiji O-
kuira ; m. Toyo, e. d. of Ki-
shichi-Ohashi. Succeeded his
father in 1878. Address: Asa-
hi-mura, Hida-gun, Dita-ken.
_ ffkura, Kihaehiro C;fc # ^ A
^), a millionaire, President
of "the Okura Co., Director of
the Fusan Land Reclamation
Co., the Japan Leather Mfg.
Co., the Japan Chemical In-
dustry Go.,the; Oriental Steam-
ship Co., the Narita Railway;

[ liT-

Oku

Co., the Ishihari Colliery Co.,
the Tokyo Electric Light Co.,
the 'Japan Industrial • Bank,
the Formosan Bank, etc. ; b.
the- 9th m. of the 8th y.
of Tempo (1837) in Shibata,

province of Echigo ; 2nd s.
of Sennosuke Dkura ; m. To-
ku, e. d. of Tome Mochida.
Grew up under the j^arental
roof, but when seventeen years
old lost his parents and the
next year removed to Edo
(Tokyo), first being employed
by a druggist ; after five years
started business independent-
ly and at the time of the Res-
toration was clever enough
to begin selling arms and
ammunition, from ,which he
derived a large profit ; sub-
sequently imported Western
arms and later founded a for-
eign tailor's shop the first in
Japan ; in 1872 travelled
through Europe and America
to observe commerce and in-

dustry in the West, and open-
ed a branch office in London,
ever since running an export.
and import business ; in the
Formosan Expedition 1874
and the Civil War 1877 rend-
ered great services to the
Government by supplying
provisions and other neces-
saires to the Imperial forces;
in 1880 went to America in
order to regain the market
for Japanese tea there and to
encourage its export, as our
tea export to America was
then decreasing owing to dis-
creditable actions on the part
of traders, and was success-
ful in the attempt ; ' again
travelled through Europe and
America for commercial and
industrial observation in 1 884;
established on his return home
the Okura Engineering firm
and was contractor to the
Army in this line of work on
the occasion of the Japan-
China and Russo - Japanese
wars ; is one of the founders
of the Present Tokyo Cham-
ber of Commerce,, in which
he held the post -of Vice-
President for many years; con-
tributed in 1888 a large sum
of money towards the Coast
Defence Expenses and was
granted the Court rank of
Junior Fifth grade j made a
donation of yen 500,000 to-
wards the establishment of the

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Okura Commercial School
and also rendered great finan-
cial aid in the inauguration
of the Osaka and the Seoul
Commercial Schools ; lately
offered yen 1,000,000 to the
Government as a relief fund
for poor people* following the
example of His Majesty's re-
cent gracious donation of the
kind; was decorated with the
.~2nd 'Order of the Rising Sun
in recognition of his meritori-
ous service both in the Japan
China and the Russo-Japa-
nese wars; is reputed one of the
most public-spirited business
men at present in Japan. Re-
creation :• collecting of art ob-
jects. Address: No. 3, Aoi-
cho, Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel. :
159 Shiba.

Okura, KiMcM C:k :^ V- -tr),
Diiector of Okura & Co.; 3.
June the 15th f. of Meiji (18-
82) m Tokyo ; e. s. of Kihachi-
ro Okura, a millionaire ; m.
Kumi, 2nd d. of Count Nao-
masa Mizoguchi. Address : 3
chome, Aoi-cho, Akasaka, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2895 Shiba.

Oktira, Kinmoelii (::Jc#&^),
Baron, expert to the Im-
perial Railway Board; b.
1882 in Tokyo; 5. of Heizo
okura. Edicc. : graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
Investigated the . railway
system of the United States

for four years after gradua-
tion; has been in present
post since 1909. Address:
No. 2, Shiodome, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel.: 925 Shimbashi.
Okura, Kisaburo (:^:#S2I|5),
Director of the Hinode Life
Insurance Co. and, of the
Hoden Petroleum Co.; b. June
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) iri
Tokyo; 4th s. of Sidahichi

Dkura ; m. Fumi, e. d. of Sei-
ichi Umeura of Tokyo. Ad-
dress : No. 1 340, Magome-
mura, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Okura, Kumema (iz -M ^ .©),
Director of the Okura Co., the
Okura Lumber Co., and of the
Tokyo Building Co., Auditor
of the Japan-China Bean Cake
Mfg. Co.; b. the 3rd m. of the
2nd y. oi Keio (1866) in the
province of lyo ; 2nd s. of Ha-
ruo Ito^and adopted by Kiha-
chiro Okura, a millionaire of
Tokyo '; in. Toki, 4th d. of his
adopted father. Ednc. : Gra-
duated from the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imp,
Univ. (1888). Address : No. 3,
Aoicho, Akasaka,Tokyo. Tel.:
372 Shiba.

Skura, Hatsumi C*; # ^ ^ ),
Director of the Okura-gumi,
and . of the Tokai Paper Ma-
terial Co.; b. 1874 in Naga-
no prefecture ; adopt, s. of ^^'i-
hachiro Dkura, a millionaire.
Ednc. : graduated from the

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Oku

College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1900. Man-
ager of the New York bran-
ch of the Dkura-gumi, 1904 —
1906; present posts since 19-
06. Address : Sekiguchidaima-
chi, - Koishikawaku, Tokyo.
Cbibs : Nippon Club and K5-
junsha.

Okura, Ninzo C:^ * U. WO,
Judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion; b. the 1st ?«, of the ist
•y. of Kei6.(i86s; in Mie-ken;
2nd s. of the late Zendayii D-
kura, a samurai ; in. Mltsu, e.
d. of Yusuke Takatsu, a j«;««-
r«? of Yamaguchi-ken. Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University (1888). Was suc-
cessively Judge of the Otsu
District Court, of the Osaka
Appeal Court and Sectional
Chief of the Kobe District
Court ; present post since 1903.
Address: No. 24, Nijikki-ma-
chi, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Okuni, Juro C:*: H S W),
Tomonosuke by proper name ;
metallic sculptor (4th genera-
tion) ; h. in Osaka ; s. of Ha-
Imsai Okuni, sculptor ; m. Mi-
chiko, 1907 ; d. of Iwai, a
merchant. Educ. : graduated
from the Kyoto Art School.
Exhibited his masterpieces in
industrial exhibitions, Osaka,
Kyoto, N'ara, Tokyo, Gifu,
Nagoya, Hokuriku and other

prefecture art exhibitions
and was awarded many prize's.
Address: 'So. 7, Kita-horie-
Kami-dori, 3 chome, ifishi-
ku, Osaka. Olubs : adviser of
Naniwa Youngmen Art Soci-
ety,_ in. of the Tatsumi Art
Society and committee of the
Osaka Ai-t Society.

Okuro, Yasusaburo (;feMSc3
gI5), President of the Saga Pre-
fectural Hospital. Address :
Matsubara, Matsubara-machi,
Saga, Saga-ken.

Okushi, Katsuji (iz^B ^),
mine-owner, Proprietor of the
Okushi Bank ; i>. the 3rd m.
of the 1st f. of Kayei (1848)
in Saga-ken ; e. s. of Matazae-
mon Okushi, a Saga samurai;
in. Noshi, 2nd d. of Takeyasu
Miyazaki, also a Saga samu-
rai. He is a pioneer in the
mining industry of Saga-ken.
Address: Omachi-mura, Ktne-
jima-gun. Saga-ken.

Okushi, Ryutaro (ic$nEi:BI5),.
Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Tokushima
Bank, ex-Pres. of the Tolm-
shima Electric Light Co., Au-
ditor of the Awa Agricultural
and Industrial Bank ; b. the 3rd
m. of the 2nd y. of Kokwa
(1845) in Tokushima-ken; 2nd
s. of Kanjiro Okushi ; m. Ka-
no, elder sister oiT&koichxMz.-
Isuo, a. samurai oiTbknshxma..
Address: Ichijo-mura, Itano-
gun, Tokushima-ken.

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Okuto, Jennosuke (|fc ;3 ^ ;j^

BS)' Lawyer and patent
agent; ^. the 9th m. of the
3rd >'. of Meiji (1871) in
Osaka; s. of Enkaku Okuto,
a priest; m. Namie. Edicc:
graduated from the Meiji
Daigaku (a law institution).
Passed the Examination for
the Higher Civil Service in
1 891; was Judge and public
procurator for 10 years; then
became lawyer; made a
■ tour of inspection in Ameri-
ca during the Russo-Japanese
War. Publications: " Tobei
Nikki"; "Horitsu Jiho", etc.
Recreations : photography,
Japanese poetry, music, tra-
velling. Address: No. 29,
Masago-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka.
71'/.: 2399 Higashi. Clud:
Osaka Lawyers Club.

Okuyama, Genzo (^ lU iS St),
farmer, one of the highest-tax-
payers of Yanianashi-ken ; d.
the 5 th m. of the 4th j/. of K6-
kwa(i847) in Yamanashi-ken;
e. s. of the late Kiyii Okuya-
ma ; m. Rika, sister of the
Jiemori Uchida' of Yamanashi-
ken. Succeeded his father in
1873. Address: Kasugai-mu-
la, Higashiyaraanashi - gun,
Yamanashi-ken..

Okuyama, Seikei (mmxm<
Judge (retired), Member of
the House of Peers, President
of the Tagawa Colliery Co.;
^. the 3rd m. of the 2nd >. of

Kokwa (1845) in Kagoshima;
brother of Tokuro Okuyama,
a samurai of Kagoshima clan;
m. Tome, 2nd d. of Kanayasu
Ichikawa, a samurai of Tokyo.
First entered <he, service of
the Department of Education,
becoming principal of the O-
saka Normal School ; subse-
quently appointed in succes-
sion judge of the Tokyo
Court, President of the Matsu-
yama Civil Court and of the
Matsuyama Criminal Court,
judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion, President of the Nagoya
Court of First Instance, the
Osaka District Court and oi
the Hiroshima Court of Ap-
peal ; transferred as Chief Pu-
blic Procuratoi of the Hako-
date, and Hiroshima Courts
of Appeal and then as Public
Procurator of the Court of Ca-
sation; retired from the Bench
and was appointed Member
of the House of Peers by im-
perial nomination in 1901. Ad-
dress :_ No. 48, Samban-ch5,
Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Omachi, ToycgDro OcRT^il
W>, Paymaster-Colone], Atta-
ched to the Army Accountants
Inspection Pep't; b. 1869
BB). Faymaster-uoionel, Chief
of the Paymasters' Staff of the
9th Arm.y Division ; 5. 1869
in Kyoto. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry (July 1889) ; Lieuten-
ant (Nov. 1892); Captain

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(Oct. 1897); Paymaster-Major
(Dec. 1903); Paymaster-Lievi-
tenant-CoIonel (Apr." 1905) ;
Paymaster-Colonel (Nov. 19-
09). Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising S"'n and the 4!h
Order of the Sacred Treasure.
Address : 2 cliome, Aoyama-
minami - cho, Akasaka - ku,
Tokyo.

Omi, Genbei (iSHL'^^m),
pawn-broker ; d. July the 3rd
J. of Meiji (1870) in Osaka;
e. s.oi the late Genbei Omi,
an Osaka heimin ; m. Wasa,
2nd d. of Shimbei Kawashi-
ma. Succeeded his father in
iZZl^Address : No. 350, Yo-,
bancho, Kozu, Minami-ku, O-
saka. iel. : 1059 Minami.

Omiya, Eiji (S }!#«*),
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives, Auditor of the
Akita Tarumaru Co. ; b. Jan.
the 1st J/, of Meiji (1868) in
Akita-ken ; 7th j. of Gennojo
Hatakeyama and adopted by
the late Eiji Omiya ; ni. Sano,
e. d. of his adopted father.'
Once was member of the Aki-
ta Prefectural Assembly ; be-
came successively Director of
the Akita Bank, the Tsuchi-
saki Rice and Soy Exchange,
the 48t-h Bank and of the Aki-
ta Agricultural andslndustri-
rial Bank ; is one of the pro-
motors of the Tsuchisaki Elec-
tric Light Co. ; has been
twice elected member of the

Flouse of Representatives; de-
corated witli the 4t"l,i Order
of the Rising Sun, Address :
No. 47, Kami - rokubancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Omiya, Mochisue (::fc g £1
^), Viscount, Member of the
House of Peers ; b. the 2nd
m. of the 5th jF- of Ansei (18-
5S) in Kyoto ; e. s. of the late
Kiminori Omiya, a former
noble to the Mikado's Court.
Created Viscount in 1884;
Lord Steward to the Crown
Prince in 1887; Chamberlain
in 1890; Member of the House
of Peers in 1 897. Address : I-
raadegawa - noboru, Shimma-
chi-dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Oinori, EusakicH {-M^Mis),
Rigakuhakushi (Doctor of Sci- ■
ence), Prof, of the College of
Science of the Tokyo Imp.
UniVi (Chair-Seismology) ; b.
Sept. the 1st y. of Meiji (18-
68) in the province of Echi-
zen ; 5th s. of Fujisuke Omo-
ri; a samurai of the former
Fukui clan. Educ: graduated
from the Science College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1887);
then studied at the University
Hall. Lecturer to his alma
mater ; sent to Italy and Ger-
many for study ((894); Ri-
gakuhakushi; present post
since his return home ; is an
acknowledged authority on
seismological science. Ad-

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dress: No. 27, Otsuka-Naka-
machi, Koishikawa, TokyOj
Tel. : 2412 Bancho,

Omori, Junzo (iv # Jig jl),
NdgakuJiakiishi (Doctor of A-
gricultural Science),ex-Prof. of
the. Morioka Higher Agricul-
tural and__ Dendrological
School ; Prof. .Nagano SDk
Filature School. Address :
Nagano.

Omori, Keijiro (:fc^R^I15),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Yamanashi-ken, President
bf the Omori Bank ; i. Oct.
ths 4th J/, of Meiji (iS/i) in
Yamanashi-ken ; e. s. of the
late Kashiro Omori ; m. Kd,
3>d d. of Shinzo Iwama. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1896.^*4^-
^!ess : Minamiyashiro - mura,
Higashiyashiro-gun, Yamana-
shi-ken.

Omori, Kennosuke (:Jc fft 5B
2. JjS),. Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 27th In-
fantry Regiment; 3. 1868 in
Hiroshima-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1889; Lieut., Sept.
1894; Captain, Nov. 1897;
Major, Dec. 1903; Lieut.
Colonel, Nov. 1907; Colonel,
Feb. 19 1 2. Decorations: <,'^
Order of S.T., 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Asahi-kawa,
Hokkaido.

Omori, Kingoro {-k^-k^W),
Prof of the Peers' School ; b.

the 4th m. of the 3rd _y. df
Keio (1867) in Chiba-l<en; e. s.
of Chusaburo Dmori, a kei-
min ; m. Yoshio, e. d.^ of Yo-
shitomo Kimura, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated from
the College of Literature in
the Tokyo Imp. univ. (Histo-
ry) in 1884. Lecturer at the ■
First High School (1897— 19-
05)-; present post since 1899;
has served several times as a
Member of the Committee for
the Teachers' License Exami-
nation of the Department of
Education ; organized the Ja-
pan Historical Geographical
Society some ten years ago
and has published its maga-
zine " Historical Geography "
ever since. Publications: Chro-
nological Index to JapMigse
History; General view of Jiis-
torical Geography ; Historical
Reader ; Kamakura,^A histori-
cal essay ; Outlines oi Japan-
nese History. Address :. Offi-
cial Residence, Takata-mura,
Kitatoshima-gun, Tokyo-fu. i

Omori, Shoichi (;fc ^ ^ ^)f
Governor of Kyoto-fu ; b. the
5th m. of the 3rd y. of Ansei
(1856) in Shizuoka-ken ; e. s.
of Naomasa Omori, a Shizu-
oka samurai; m. Rei, elder
sister of Jukichi Cho, a Tokyo
samurai. Served successively
in the Military Arsenalf De^
partment of War and Depart-
ment of Justice ; Junior-Secre-

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Omc— Omii

tary to the Dajokwan (State
Ministers' Office) in i8i?o;
afterwards was successively a
Member of the Senate, Junior
Secretary to the Home De-
partment, Private Secretary to
the Home Minister, Senior-
Secretary to the Home De-
pavtraenf. Chief of the Prefec-
tural Affairs Bureau of the
same Department, Governor
of Nagasaki and Hyogo pre-
fectures, Vice-Minister for
Home Affairs, etc. ; present
post since 1902. Decoration: ist
Order of Rising Sun. Address:
Official Residence, Higashi-
iru, Karnaza, Shimoitachi-bori-
dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Omori, Toyosaku (:k#^f^3,
money-lender, one of the high-
est taxpayers of Kumamo-
to-ken ; b. the ist m. of the
1st y. of Man-en (i860) in
Kum;imoto-ken ; e. s. of Gun-
pei Omori, a Kumamoto ja-
murai ; m. Saku, e. d. of Gen-
go Araki, also a Kumamoto
samurai. Succeeded his father
in 1875. Address : Yamaka-
machi, Shikariioto - gun, Ku-
mamoto-ken.

Omoto, Chido (M * ^ si),
Vice- Admiral on thie reserve ;
b. the lOth m. of the 2nd y.
■ of Kayei (1849) in Shidzuoka-
ken ; e. s. of the late Toemon
Orinoto. Second-Sub-lieutenant
in 1872 and after due promo-
tion attained the rank of Vice-

Admiral when he was placed
on the reserve list ; has suc-
cessively occupied' the posts
of Captain of the Amaki] Kai-
mon, Takao and the Chiyodd,
Chief of Staff of the Saseho
and the Yokosuka Naval Sta-
tions, Chief of the Naval
Training School of the Saseho:
Station, etc. Decorations : snd'
Order of the Rising Sun and:
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 12, Takaki-cho,
Aoyama, Akasaka, Tokyo.

Omura, Gozaemon {%^^-^
ffifl), dealer in rigging ; b.
the I ith m. of the 6th y. of
Ansel (1859) in Tokyo ;_2nd
s. of the late Gozaemon Omu-
ra ; in. Kiku, adopted sister of
Kichizaemon Hamaguchi of
Tokyo. Succeeded his father
in 1 898. His firm is known by
the name of Onoya. Address\:
No. 10, Ichome, Higashimi-
nato-machi, Kyobashi-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 824 Naniwa.

Omura, Hikotaro {:k^MiM),
draper (firm name " Shiroki-
ya "), President of the Japan
Cloth Mfg. Co. ; B. Mar. the
2nd y. of Meiji ( 1 869) in Kyo-
to ; e. s. of the late Hikotaio
Omura ; m. Dai, sister of Zen-
yemon K6noike,an Osaka mil-
lionaire. Educ: Tokyo Com-
mercial School ; Cheltenham
College, Gloucestershire, En-
gland. Succeeded his father in
1895 and his business as dra-

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'per has since become so pros-
perous as to rival the faijious
Mitsukoshi itself; took part
in the inauguration of the Ja-
pan Cloth Mfg. Co., iind was
elected its president; has been
also Auditor of the Tokyo
Bank. Decomtiofis : billiards,
reading, fine art and Utai (old
Japanese song). Address: No.
\ I chome. Tori, Nihombashi,
Tokyo, Td.: 81,62, 83,84,
475. ^7Q, 930 Honkyokw.

Omufa, Mitsuru (jk # S),
Chief of the Paediatrik Depart-
ment of the Yania,guchi Hos-
pital. Address : Yamaguchi
Hospital, Yamagiichi.

OHmra, Wobuyuki iiMWcx),
Colonel of Infantry, Chief of
Staff of the %ih Army Divi-
sion ; b. .the 1 2th m. of the
ist^. of Gwanji (1864)111 Ya-
maguchi-ken ; 2-nd s. of ICyu-
bei Omura ; w. Kiini, £. d. of
Hikoichi Kunihiro. Educ: gra-
duated from the Military Aca-
demy (July 1 8 89) and the Mili-
tary College (Dec. 1898).
Sub-Lieutenant (July 1889);
Lieutenant (Mar. 1 893) ; Cap-
tain (Aug. 1897); Major (Nov.
1902); Lieutenant-Colonel (Ju-
ly 1905); Colonel (Dec. 1908).
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun,, 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and the 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: Staff OfiSce of the
8th Arrny Division, Hirosaki.

Omura, Snmio (>(< td" M #),
Count, Member ot the Hou'se
of Peers , 3. the 4th m. of the
4th J. of Kaei_(i85i) in the
province of Hyiiga ; s. of the
late Count Tadahiro Shima-
dzu, feudal lord of Sadohara.
clan, and adopted by the late
Sumihiro Omura, feudal lord
of Omura clan. Created Vis-
count in 1884 ; appointed Mas-
ter of Ceremonies (i888)j e-
lected Member of the House of
Peers (1890); created Count
(1891); decorated with the 4th
Order of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 16, i chome,
Ichibei-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel. : 2S4t. Shiba.

Omura, YoshiM (j)<:#^-^),
Principal of the Osaka Female
Normal School ; 3. the 2nd m.
of the 2nd y. of BunkyiJ (18-
62) in the province of Suruga;
s. of Keio, a samurai of Shi-
dzuoka-ken; ?%. Kadzuko, 2nd
d, of Rinshaku Shinozaki, phy-
sician of Iwatsuki clan. Educ.:
studied English, arithmetic and
Chinese classics at the D6-
ninsha, a private school con-
ducted by the late famous
scholar Keiu Nakamura, 18-
77—1^79; then entered the
Tokyo Nornial School, gradu-
ating from it in 1 884. Appoint- .
ed Junior Instructor of the
Tokyo Normal School the.
same year; thfen transferred
successively as Instructor of the

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Tokyo, Tochigi, Osaka and
Kochi Normal Schools and ■d(
the Kishiwada Middle School;
present post since looo ; be-
came president of the Osaka
Hoikukai, a charitable society
•maintained by the O^aka Mu-
nicipal Government (1900), a
post which he still holds; is
the pioneer of the system of
the so called Kakikoshul^ai (a
summer lecture-class) in Ja-
pan. Publications : " Guide to
Music"; "Text-book of Japan-
ese ITistory for the use of
Elementary School "; " Text-
book of Geography"; " Art of
Teaching "; etc. Recreations :
music, Japanese poetry, fish-
ing. Address : Official Resi-
dence, Kitayama-cho, Tenno-
ji, Minamiku, Osaka. Chih :
MAikeikai.

Onawa, ilisao {-XM, X 4i)i

ex-Mem. of the House of Eep-
resentiveg, Director of the Ke-
ihin Electric Kailway Co., To-
kyo Eice and Goods Exchange,
the Kokko Mutual Life Insu-
rance Co., Auditor of the Ja-
pan Warehouse Co. ; b. the
2nd m. of the 2nd y. of Bun-
kyu (1862) in Akita-ken ; 2nd
s. of Ichisaburo Yana, a samu-
rai of Akita-clan, and adopted
by the late Orie Onawa; in.
Tami, grand daughter of 1^&-
onaga Akiyama, a sammai of
Akita. Educ: studied Chinese
classics at the Clan School.

Once was in the service of
the Department of Communi-
cations.; resigned and entered
business ; is connected with the
above mentioned Companies ;
has been twice elected mem-
be r of the House of Representa-
tives ; decorated with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun
in connection with the Russo-
Japanese War. Address : No.
31,1 chome, Fujimi-cho, K6-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tet. i 2587
Bancho.

OncM, Tetsu (E ifi W),
Master of Ceremonies ; b. the
1 2th m. of the 2nd y. of Kaei
(1849) in Tokyo; e. s. of Hyo-
ma OncM, a samurai of To-
kyo; in, Rai, sister of Sotaro
Ino, a heimin of Kyoto. Took
part witli his father in the
Restoration; entered the Army
in 1893 and was on the staff
of the 2!5d Brigade of the Fly-
ing Column during the Satsu-
ma Rebellion; was judge of
Court Martial, Public I'locu-
rator of the Judiciary, Steward
to Prince Kitashirakawa, Pri-
vate Secretary to the Lord
Keeper of the Privy Seal and
Chamberlain to the Emperor
in succession ; present post
since 1899. Decoratton : ,iix\\
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : No. 5., 2 chome, Moto-
zono-cho, Kojima^chi, Tokyo.

Onda, Tetsuya CS IB m m%
Expert to the Agricultural

Oai

:[ 746 I

Experiment Far'rti; b. the i Ith
m- of the 1st jr. of Gwanji
( i 864) in' Ibarakt-keh ; e. s. of
Keigo Orida, ari Ibaraki saum-
rai , in. Tokie, 2'iid </. of Shi.-
gekiyo Ikegami, a sammrai of
Kochi-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the fprmer Komaba Ag-
ricultural Collfege(i8S5). Was
in .succession teacher to the
Fukiioka , Middle School, to
the Saitama Normal School,
Expert to the Iwate Agricul-
tural Institute, and then to the
Iwate - Prefectural Govern-
ment ; present post since 1896
and is now serving at the Ag-
ricultural Experiment Farm
in Qkitsu, Shizuoka-ken, - Ad-
dress : Agricultural 'Experi-
ment Farm, Okitsu, Shizuoka-
ken.

Onishi, Eisnke (iklS ^ m,
fancy-goods dealer ; 3. Dec.
the 7th jy. of Meiji (1884) in
Tokyo ; e. s. of the late Eisu-
ke Onishi ,- ;;«. Tsiine, 3rd d.
of Sobei Mori of Tokyo. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1893 ; his
firm is well; known by the
name of Onishi- Hakubotan.
Address: No. 12, 2 chome,
Minami Demma-cho, Kyoba-
?^i-ku,. Tokyo. Tel.: 30 Kyo-
■bashi.

Onishi, GoicMro {%Wa.-'W>,
Member of the House of Re-
gresentatives, Fi-esident of the
Onishi Bank ; b. the 8th m. oi

the 5th 7. of Aiisei (1858) ia
Osaka; e. s. of the late Goichi-
ro Onishi; m. Kofusa, young-
er sister of Yoshimatsii Oni-
shi. Has been Mayor ^df the
City of Sakai, Member of
the Sakoi Municipal Council,
Vice - President pi the Sakai
Chamber of Commerce; Mem- ,
bar of the House of Represent-
atives since 1907. Address .•
No. 17, 4chome, Kai-maclii,
Sakai, Dsak-^-fu.

Onishi, Kamejiro \-)<^WkW)
Surgeon Major-General, Chief
of the Medical Staff of tlfe
Chosen Garrison; b. the nth
'm. of the 3rd y, of Bunkyu
(1863) in Hyogo-ken; 2nd .r.
of Yasuyemon Higashi and-
adopted by the late Gonbei O-
flishi. Surgeon Stib^Lieutenant
(Apr. 1 885); Surgeon Lieuten-
ant (Nov. 1887) ; Surgeon-
Captain (Apr. 1 892); Surgeon-
Major (Mir. 1897) ; Surgeon
Lieutenant-Colonel (Mar. 19-
03) ; Surgeon-Colonel (Mar.
1905); Surgeon Major-Gene'-
ral (19 10). Has been Chief of
the Sanitary Bureau of the De-
partment of War and in addi-
tion President of the Beri-Beri
Investigation Committee be-
fore occupying present post in
Oct. 19 10. Decorations: 3r(3
Oirdei of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.\^^-
dress : The Medical Staff of
the Chdsen Garrison,' Seoul^

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Oni-Cno

Chosen. ,

Onishi, Katsutomo {:kW!^M),
IgakuhakushifYtoi. of the Pu-
kuoka Medical College of the
Kyoto Imperial University,
Chief of the Kyoto University
Hospital ; b.. the ist /«. of the
istj!'. of Keio (1865) in Ehi-
me-ken ; 2nd s. of Katsuyosiii
Onishi, a samurai ; in. Taka-
yo,^. sister of Torao Kan. of
Fukuoka-ken. Educ: graduat-
ed from the former Tokyo. Da-
igakuiiZZiiC)} studied medicine
in Germany (1885-1890), Prof.
of the former 3rd r Higher
Middle School (1890) ; Igaku-
hakushi (1899); Present post
since 1905. Address: Chiyo-
mura, Chikusln-gun,Fukuoka.

Onkhi, Korei (;»c J@ '^ i§),
farmer, one of the highest tax-
payers of Kagawa-ken ; b. Se-
pt. the 3rd y. of Meiji (187 1)
in Kagawa-ken ; e. s. of the
late Tadaichi Onishi ; m. Ta-
tsu, J. sister of Kichib'ei Ha-
shimoto of Hiroshima, Suc-
ceeded his father in 18^4.' Ad-
dress : Higami-mura, Kida-
gun, Kaga^va-ken.

Onishi, Masao (ic S IE ^),
Managing Director of the Yo-
kohama Electric Wire M'^.
Co., Director of the Oriental
Gum Co. and of the Oriental
Confectionary Co.; b. the 9th
m. of the iitlijj', of Tempo
( 1 84x5) in Yokohama; £. s. of
Ai Onishi; w. Sato, y. sister:

of Inosuke Yamasaki of Guni-
ma-keh.. Succeeided his father
in 1869. Address : No. 33, Mi-
yazaki-cho, Yokohama. Te!..'
1394.

. Ono, DembeiC::^ m IS ^M),
Executive Member of the Ono
Bank, Director > of the Chiba-
ken Agricultural and Industri- ,
al Bank ; b. the ibth m:' of
the I St J*, of Man-en (1865) in
Chiba-ken ; f. brother of the
Shunkar Sato, a Chiba samu-
rai, and adopted by the late
Dembei Ono ; m, Tane, d. of
his adopted father. Address:
Togane - machi, Sanbu - gun,
Chiba-ken.

Ono, Eitaro ('J> W m icM),^
President of the Tamashima
Bank ; b. the 8th ni. of 3rd f-.
of Bunkyu (1863) in Hiroshi-
ma-ken ; e. s. of Zentaro Ho-i
ribe, a Hirpshima heimin and
aclBpted ^Y the late Yozaburo
Ono of Gkayaina-ken. .^^-
</r^.f.f.* Nagao-mura, Asaguchi-
gin, Okayama-ken.
__Ou.o, li?amoniJ>|ifmfefffl),
ex-Pres. of the Uyeda Elect-
ric Kght Co., Director of the
Uyeda Bank, th'e*Eizoku Bank,
tlie Tanaka Warehouse Co.
and of the Komoro.Bank, Au-r
ditor of the KaciiiZawa Hotel
Co. and of the Toshin Fertili-
zer Co.,' representative mem-
ber of the Ono & Co.; b. the
ilth in. of the ist jj'. of Keio
(1865) in Nagano-ken ; e. s. of

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the late Eizaemon Ono ; m.
■Yoshi, 2nd d. of Kabpi Kuro-
zawa. Succeeded his faither in
1 901. Address: Agata-mura,
Koagata-gun, Nagano-ken.

Ono, Genroku {%mM^{K),
Managing Director of the Mi-
tsuke Bank) -President of the
Mitsuke Native Products Co.;
i. the I ith m. of the ist 'y. of
Keiwo(i865) in Niigata^en;
^. s. of the late Genroku Ono ;
m. Ren, 2nd d. of Kazu Aka-
numa. Educ: graduated from
the' former Tokyo Hogakuin
(a private law School). Ad-
dress: Mitsuke-machi, Mina-
mikambara-gun, Niigata-ken.

Ono, GonsHro ('> gf !! E3 W),
sake-brewer, Director of the
Inland Transportation Co., Au-
ditor of Kobe Gas Co. and of
the Kobe Trust Co., Member
of the Kobe Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. the ist w. of the 3rd
jC. of Kayei (1850) in Hyogo-
ken ; e. s. of Yasagoro Ono ;
m. Emi, 2nd d, of Mobei, Ka-
jiwara. Address: No. 51, 2-
chome, Aioi-cho, Kobe. Tel. :
476.

Ono,. Ic|ibei (/h W 1^ ^ W,
druggist. Auditor of the Japan
Licensed Medicine Co., Mem-
ber of the Osaka Chamber of
Commerce ; 3. the 12th m. of
the 3rd jc. of Kaei (1850) in
Osaka ; e. s. of Ichibei Ono.
Succeeded his father in 187$.
Address: No. 34, 2chome, i)o-

shu-machi, Higashi-ku, Osa-
ka^

Ono, Eamesaburo (:;'ciF®H
W), Member of the House of
Representatives, Auditor of
the Soto Bank, Ltd., the Hok-
kaido Horse Rearing Encour-
agement Co. and of the Fusan
Reclamation Co., Ltd. ; b, the
8th ?^. ^f the istjv. of Bunkyu
(1861) in Gifu-ken ; e. s. of the
late Hachizaemon |Dno ; m.
Jo, e. d. of Zinsuke Shimpno.
Has been elected Member of
the House of Representatives
in 191 2 for the lOth time.
Addriss : No. 24, Dairo"kuten-
machi, Kdshrkawa, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1029 Bancbo.

Ono, Kansho QY if g jE),
Kogakuhakushi (Doctor of
Engineering), Prof, of the
College of Engineering of
the Kyushu Imp. Univ.; b.
■ in Fukuoka-ken. Educ. : gra-
duated from the College' of
Eng. of the Kyoto Imp.
Univ. in 1906. After his
graduation was appointed
prof of -the Kyushu "Imp.
Univ.; received the degree
of ^Kogakuhakushi, Dec.
19 12. Address: the Kyushu
Imp. Univ., Fukuoka-ken.

Ono, Keizo (>> ^ R WC).
President of the Iwate Bank,
Ltd. and of the Ono & Co.,
Ltd., Director of the Morioka
Bank, Ltd,, the Murai Sake
Co., Ltd. and ofthe 90th Bank,"

[749.]

Ono

Ltd., Auditor of the Horai
Mutual Life Insurance Co. and
of tlie Morioka Electric Co.,
Ltd. ; b. the 6th m. of the 1st
;;'. of Ansei (i 8-54) ill Iwate-ken;
e. s. of Yuzo Ono ; in. Kane,
niece to Garo Nakahara, an
Iwate samurai. Address : No.
42, Gofuku-cho, Morioka, I-
wate-ken.

Ono, Ken-iehirw (i;S=K-KI5),
Payniaster Major- General,
Chief of the Paymasters' Staff
of the 4th Army Division ; d.
the 3rd m. of the 2ndj/. of
Bunkyu_(i862) in Tokyo ; e. s.
of Tai Ono, a samurai; m. To-
ma, 4th d. of Suminori Arima,
a Tokyo samurai. Educ. : the
Military Academy, the Mili-
tary College and the Military
Paymasters' School. Sub-Lieti-
tenant'of Infantry (Dec. 1883);
Lieutenant (Apr. 1887); Pay-
master Captain (Oct. 1898);
Paymaster-Major (Nov. 1902);
Paymaster - Lieutenant - Colo-
nel (Dec, 1903) ; Paymaster-
Colonel and president of the
Military Payinasters' School
(Apr. 1905) ; took part in the
Russo-Japanese War as Chief
of the Paymasters' Staff of the
1st Army Division; Paymas-
ter Major-General and the
present post since Aug. 1909.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
iTo. 20, Hirokoji-maclii, Hi-

gashi-i<u, Osaka,

Ono, Kiaroka (/h if ^ -i^X
Representative Member of the
Koshiro Mining Co,, President •
of the Tokyo Discount Bank,
the Fuji Paper Mfg. Co., the
Tokyo Machine Mfg. Go., Di-
rector of the Japan Briquette
Co., the Teikoku Gomrhereial
Bank, the _ Tokyo Electric
Light Co., etc. ; b. the 8th m.
of the 5th y. Kaei (1852) in
Yamanashi-ken, 2nd s. of the
late Denkichi Ono ; m. Yoshi,
sister of Tamemoto Misawa, a
heimin of Yamanashi-ken. Is
one of the organizers of the
former Taiwan Railway Co.
( 1 896) and of the Seoul-Fusan
Railway Go. (1899). Address:
No. 2, 3chome, lida-machi,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 253
Bancho.

Ono, Kintaro {'V Sf ^ ± I|5),
President of the Kanada Indus-
trial Bank ; b, the 8th in. of
the zxiA'y. of Ansel (1855) in
Kanagawa-ken ; e. s. of the
late Kanzaemon Ono; rn.Jy&n,
2ad d. of Chiibei Yamasaki.
Succeeded his father in 1882.
Once was a member of the
Kanagawa Local Forestry
Council and of the Kanagawa
Prefectuwl Assembly. Ad-
dress : No. 1 1 60, Kanada-
mura, Asigara-gun, Kanaga-
wa-ken,

Ono, masaharu (/^ 1= gc »1&),

Colonel of Infantry, Com-

Oiio

[750;],

tnander of the Kochi Re-
gimental District; b. 1869 in
Nara-ken. Sub-Lieut., July
1887; Lieut., Nov. ^1893, •
Captain, Oct. 1897; Major,
Oct. 1903; Lieut. Golonel,
Nov. 1907; Golonel, April
19 1 2. Decorations: 4th Order
of R. S., 3rd Order of S. T.,
4th Class of Golden JCite.
Address : Kpchi-shi, Kochi-
ken.

Ono, Masakiahi (/J-* gf gr S),
Manager of the Lyons Branch
of the Yokohama Specie Bank;
b. the I2th 7n. of the ist y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Tokyo \ e. s.
ofNiheiTawa of Tokyo and
adopted by Zenyemon Ono of
Kyoto; m. Ume, j/. sister of
Chuzaburo Cikumura of To-
kyo, Ediic. : graduated from
the Paris Higher Commercial
School (1881) and then from
the Tokyo Semmon Gakko {(ort-
I'unner of the present Waseda
Univ.), Entered the service of
the Yokohama; Specie Bank in
1887; member, of the Lyons
Branch of the Bank in 1885 ;
Promoted to the post of its
Manager in 1899. Address:
Lyons Branch of the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank,v Lyons,
France,

Ono, Mitsukage (/> Bf % *),
silk and cocoon export mer-
chant, member .of the Yoko-
hama Chamber of Commerce,

of the Yokohama Silk Traders
Guild, Director of the Yokor,
hama Life Insurance Co., of
the Yokohama Electric Rail-
way Co., etc. ; b. the 3rd m. qi
the 2ndj'. of Kokwa (1845) in
the province of Shinano ; e. s.
of Hyoemen Ono ; m. Yama,
e. d. of Atsusuye Tsunekawa,
a samurai of Kanagawa-ken,
Once was President of the
Yokohama Specie Bank; is
member of the House of Peers ;
is the founder of the Yokoha-
ma Commercial School ; is at
present chiefly engaged in the
conduct of his own business,
and is one of the most influen-
tial merchants in Yokohama.
Address: ichome, Minaminar
kadori, Yokohama. Tel: S3
Club : Saiwai Club.

Ono, Riemon {/> gf f ij * # P^ ),
President of the Nagano Sav-
ings Bank, Director of the T6-
shin Fertilizer Co., the Shiga
Bank, the Shinano Aforesta-
tion Co., the Karuizawa Hotel
Co. ; the Kiso Development
Co., and of the Minato Rail-
way Co., Auditor of the Ko-
moro Warehouse Co., etc. ; b.
the 8th m. of the \sty. of Man-
en (i860) in Nagano-ken ; 2nd
s, ofZen-emon Takano and
adopted by Yoemon Ono. Ad-
dress : Agata-muri, Koagata-
gun, Nagano-ken.

Ono, Risaburo (/MfSIHlU),
draper of Osaka ; b. the I2tb^

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Ono

m. of the 2nd J)/, of Keio (i86S)
in Osaka ; e. s. of Rihei Ono ;
M, Yoshie,j'. sister ofKishizo
Yoshida of Nara-ken. Ad-
dress : No. 12; 3.chome, Mina-
mimoto-niachi-, Higashi-ku, O-
saka. 7K : 2444 1. d. Higashi.
Ono, Sanenobu (jl If K ^),
Major-G-eneral since 19 12, Go-
mmander of the 8th Infantry
Brigade: b. 1867 in Fukuoka-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant (July 18-
88) ; Lieutenant (Mar. 1892);
Captain (Dec. 1896); Major
(May 1902); Lieutenant-Colo-
nel (Mar. 190s), Colonel (Nov.
1907). Decorations : 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun; 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure;
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: The gth. Infantry
Brigade, Himeji.

OnorSeiiku {% m & S5),
Deputy Mayor of Kyoto, Chief
of the 2nd Sectian and Water
Works Department of the
Kyoto City Office ; b. the 4th
m. of the 2ndj!/. ofKeiwo(i8-
66) in Kagoshima ; e. s. of the
late Seiki Ono, a Kagoshima
samurai; m. Nobu, e. d. of
Sadanaga Matsunaga, also a
Kagoshima samnrai. Address:
Shogoin-machi, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto. .

Ono, Tadashi (::fe if IE), in-
ventor; b. 1872 in Niigata-
ken; s. of Shidan Ono, a
physician. Invented various
machines and apparatuses

which are . extensively - used
in the buildings and ra;ilways
those inventions were all a-
warded with patent; among
them the fire proof funnel,
the surveying machine of re-
sistance to revolving axle, au-
tomatic oiler and some others
are most excellent; recently
a firm called the Ono-model
Patented Machines Sale Co.
was organized under the aus-
pices of Baron Shibusawa,
Messrs Toranosuke Furukawa,
Heizaburo Okawa, Manno-
suke Shimidzu and general
sale of Mr. Ono's patented
machine was commenced.
Address: 21 ichome, Yumi-
cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Ono, Seikichi (/> if it ^),
ship-builder ; b. the 12th m. of
the irA y. of Kokvva (1946)10
Osaka ; e. s. of Tsuruzo Ono ;
m. Mitsu, 4th d. of the late
MasasukeWatanabe. Succeed-
ed his father in 1855. Add-
ress: NakagucH-cho, Nishi-
ku, Osaka Td.: 2./s^6 1, d. Nishi.

"bno, Tokusaburo C;kif^HIP),
President of the Japan As-.
bestos Co., Ltd. Address: No.'.
15, 3 chome, Ts ukij i, Kyoba-
shiku, Tokyo. Tei.: S4S l.d.
Toku Kyobashi. . ' .

Ono, Tomojir ( 'h ^- K * W>y
Auditor of the Mitsui Bank ; b.
the istm. ofthe istj)/- ofGwan-
ji (1864) in Dita-kenfandj. of
Tpzo Mori, a /««;«/« of Oita-

Ofid

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ken , a.wi a^^opted by Uhei Ono,
a Kyoi& /ieiinm;- m. Fumie, e. d.
<>fFamk&mb Yamada. Educ. :
graduated- fern the Keiogiju-
fcii 'in 1886. Has been for
sCMTie time editor to t^ie Kojun-
zassM, a monthly niagazrae,
and thefl t© ih&Jijiskmtpv; sent
to Europe b-y the Tokyo
StocR Exchange to investigate
the Exchange Systems of va-
rious Ciottntries (18S9); enter-
ed the service^ Bf the Mitsui
Bank on his return and after
holding the post of Manager
of its Kobe Branch was finally
elected its Auditor. Address :
No. 30. Takanawa-Minami-
machi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
2631 Shilja.

buo, Toyoihi, C^ © ^ H),

CplQiiel of Infantry, Com-
mander oT the 15th Infantry
Regiment; i>. iZ6y in Saga-
ken. Sub- Lieut, March 1893;
Lieut., 189s; Captain, Oct.
1898; Major, July 1904;
Lieut. Colonel, Dec. 1908;
Colonel, March 19 12. De-
coratio7is:: 5th Order of S.T.,
4th Order of R.S., 4th Class
of Golden. Kite. Address:
Takasaki.

Okodav Motoh: ro ( 'h^^TtW: ),
Member of the House of Peers,
Lieutenant of Infantry on the
leserve; 6. the 2nd m. of the
ist y. of Kayei (1848) in the
province of Kozuke ; 2nd j. of
Ippei Kanno, a samurai of tlie

farmer Tatebayashi clan, and;
adopted by the late Sangoro
Onods ; m. Yasu, y. sister of
Kfnzo Yamaguchi of Tokyo.
Took part in the war of Res-
toration; entered afterwards
tke service of the Metropolitan
Police Office, becoming in suc-
cession Police sergeant; jun-
ior-Police Inspector, and then
Police Inspector ; took part in
the Satsuma ' Rebellion and
was made Lieutenant of In-
fantry, still remaining in the
police service ; went to Europe
in the suite of the late Pptrce
Inspector-General T. Kawaji;
appointed junior Secretary to
the Home Department on his
return home; was successive-
ly sii«:e 1886 Governor of the
Ogasaw.ara Islands, Seeratary
to the prefectures of Nagano
and Hyogo, Director of the
Police Bureau of the Home
Department; also'since 1897
was Governor of the prefectures
of Ibaraki, Yamanashi, Shizu-
oka, Miyagi and Kagawa in
succession ; appointed member
of the House of Peers by Im-
perial nomination in 1910. De-
corations : 1st Order of Merit.
Address : No. 5, Yocho-machi,
Okubo, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel: r39o Ranch o.-

Qnodiera, Jutar.o ('Mf^ai:
Iil)> Colonel -of Artillery since
1911^ Section Chief of the
General Stafif Office, InstraetoF

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Ono

of the Military Colkgg yd, i8-
73 in Tokyo- . Sub-Lieutenant
(Mar. 1892) ; Lreufenant i(Oct.
1894); Captain (Oct 1897);
Major (May 1903) ; Lieuten-
atlt-Gofenel (Ndv. 1907), De-
corations : 4th Order ef the
Rising Sun ; 5 th Order of the
Sacred Treasur ; 3rd Class of
the Golderf Kite. Address: JTo.
208, Harajuku, &ndagaya,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Onde, Baiko (M -h M ^^^
proper name: Terashima,
Einosul<e, actor, known as
Onoe JBdiko; b. 1871 in
Nagoya; adopt, s. of Kiiiu-
gofo Onoe, fa:mous actor of
modern Japan; in. Fuji-ko,
adopt, d. of Teitarb Tomo-
zuna, one of the managers
of the . Japai> WrestHrig
Society. Began his actor
career when 12 years old;
under the direction of the
late famous actor Danju-fo
Ichikawa he entered the
Kabuki Theatre in 1904 and
became a member of the
Committee for its Art Depart-
ment ; when the Teikokti
Gekijo (Imperial theatre) was
opened in 191 1 he was in-
vited to be chief of its Ma-
naging Department; is now
vice-president of the Tokyo
Actors Association. Recrea-
tions: literatures; arts. Ad-
dress: ISTo. 3, Nakaho-cho,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :

2905 Kyobasht.

OiH)6, Kik«gorb (^.h^Slfe
propername: Tetajim'a Kozo,
Atftor, well kiiowri by his
professional name of Kikii-
goro Onoe; b. 1885 in To-
kyo'; 5. of the late Kiyoshi
Terashima, a fa,mous actot;
m. Yasu-ko, e. d. of Jirokichi
Kurashige of Tokyo. Is one
of the promising youthful
aetors of present Japan.
i?^^r^«^/£'K.f: fishing; shooting; .
chirography; painting; curios;
athletic sports; billiard; chess;
photography, etc. Address:
No. 5* I chome, tJchisaiwai-
cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. 357 Shimbashi.

Oaoe, Seibel (ft ± it :^ ^),
President ot the Futami Bank,
Director of the 65th Bank,
Auditor of the Eigashima Sa-
ke Brewery Co. ; b. the 2nd
m. of the 4th ji/. of Ansei (18-
57) in Hyogo-ken ; e. s. of the
late Masasuke Onoe ; m. Yu-
ki-, sister of Saijiro Kaijuma.
Succeeded his father in t873.
Address: Futomi-mura, Kako-
gun, Hyogo-ken.

Onoe, trsaburo (JS ± flp S BP>»
Actor, Usabufo Kinoshita
by proper name; b. the 2nd
m. of the 1st y. of Man-en
(i860) in Gifu-ken; s. di
Torazo Ichikawa. Educ. :
studied under a private tutor.
Appeared on the Osaka
stage from an early age of

Ono— Onu

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thirteen under the namfe of
Onoe Utaichij succeeded the
i^me of Second Onoe Usa-
baro at the age of seventeen.
Recreations : riding, fencing,
wrestling. Address: No. 47,
Kuruma - cho, Takanawa,
Shiba, Tokyo.

Onozawa, Eyoliichi ('Mflifl
nj, Chicl Public Procurator
6f:tlie Nemuifo District Court
Address : Nemuro-niachi, Ho-
kkaido.

Onozuka, Kiieiji J'hif^S^
^)> HogakuL:-'kuski, Prof. 6f
she L-'w College of the Tokyo
Imp, Univ. (Chair-Politics) ; b.
Dec. the 3rd_j>. ofMeiji(i87i)
in the province of Echigo ; e.
s, of Heikichi Onozuka, a Aei-.
mitt of Niigata-ken ■, 'm. K5, e
d. of Baron Tadanori Ishiguro.
Educ: graduated from the
Law College of the^Tokyo
Inip.^ Univ. (1895); studied
p litics at the Universities of
Heidelberg and Berlin and then
at the Paris Political School
{1897-190.1). Appointed Prof,
of th« Law College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. in 190 1. He
Is one of those famous "Seven
Professors," who, previous to
the b. ginning of the Russp
Japanese War, presented me-
morial to the Government to
take a strongf diplomatic policy
towards Russia. Publications:
'^Outline of Politics "@ and
"The Present Condition ol the

Constitutional Governments in
modern 'Emxo^&." Address: 36,
2cli6me, Kobinatadai-machi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo;

Onuki, Fusakichi iX^W^),
lumber merchant (firm name
" Oshimaya "), Director of the
Yokohama Central Bank, and
of the Yokohama Centra! Sav-
ings Bank, Member of the
Yokohama Chamber of Com-
merce; b. the 8th m. of the
nth y, of Tempo (1840) in
Kanagawa-ken ; s. of Eitaro
Onuki. Address:'^o. 34, icho-
me, Ogi-machi, Yokohama.

Ooka, IkuzJ (:;»; K W st),
President of the House of Ee-
presentatives since 19 12; 6. the
6th m. of the 3rd y. oiK nsei(i 8-
56) in^Yamaguchi-ken ; ^. .s of
lori Ooka, a samurai of Ya-
maguchi-ken ; m. Yosbi, 2nd
d. oi Matabei Yamamoto, a
Jieimin oiTd^yoJ^Educ : stu-
died German at the Medical
School at Nagasaki ; entered
the Law School of the Depart-
ment of Justice, graduating
from it in 1880. Became law-
yer the same year, and has
practised in Tokyo ever since ;
started the publication of the
Yoron .SM/?/^, a poHtical ma-
gazine ; made an inspection
tour through Europe and A-
mericaln 18^9 ; was elected on .
his return homeChief difector
of the 5«3'«/^««, a political party
under the presidency of the

to— Osa

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the Sarme Department j Presi-
dent of the Jrd High School
(1890); resigned and was no-
minated Member of the House
of Peers in 19 10, Addres: No.
of Peers in 19 10. Address:
Hirokoji-sagaru, Teramachi-
ddri, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Orita, Kenshi (5f ffl » M),
President of the Kagoshima
Agricultural and industrial
Bank; ^. the 1st m. of the Sth
)/. of Ansei (1858) in Kagoshi-
ma-ken; e. s. of Tanko Orjta,
a Kagoshima samurai; m. Hi-
day sister of the Naoji Miya-
bara, also a Kagoshima sdiini-
rai. Succeeded his father in
1882. OAddress : Yamashita-
cho, Kagoshima.

Osada, Tokiyuki C;^ H ajfi"- ,
Pastor of the Ternma Church,
Osaka ; 6. the 6th m. of the
ist^. of Manyen (i860) in O-
kayama ; m. Shin, sister of
Yiijiro Motora, Ph. D. Educ:
studied at the theological
School of the Meiji Gakuin, of
the Doshisha and at the Chi-
cago Divinity School. © Has
been President of the Japan
Missionary Society for many
years ; at present is Principal
of the Baika Girls' School as
well as President of the Japan
United :^ Mission Encourage-
ment Society. y2^i^;^^jj.- No. 50,
ichome, Taniniachi, Higasht-
ku, Osaka. Tel : aflo% K6. fli-
gashi.

Osaka, Yukiehi <:X ^ M ^)'^
He^-ahJiitkus/ii (Doctor of Sci-
ence), Pr6f. of the Science and
Eitgirieefing College of the
Kyoto Imp. Univ. (Chair-Phys-
ical Chemistry); 3. the i2th
m. of the 2ndjf. of Keio (18-
66) irt the province of Kaga ;
adopt, s. erf" Nagashi Osaka ;:
/«.Toifie, sister of Hidehisa
Shimoyama. Educ: graduated
from the Science College of"
the Tokyo Imp. Unifr. (1892)1
studied Physical Chemistry ai
the Urtive"fsiti€S of Leiptig an^
Goftiftgen, Germany (1899II
1902). IVof. of the Fifth High
School (1892- 1 896); Prof of
the Tokyo Higher Normal
School (1896- 1903); present
post since \^0%^ Publications r
Text-book of Moderi Chemis-
try, Lecture on Physical Chem-
istry, besides many other es-
says and articles on Chemis-
try and Physics. Address :
182, Shimokaftio-mura, Ata-
go-gun,'Kyoto-fu. (See Daiko,.
1^'ukichi, page 61).

Osaaai, Tetsnya C'jMhftiSW)..
ex-Mayor of City of Hirosaki,.
ex-Mem. i)f the House ofEep-
resentatives ; b. the 7th M.
of the 6th y. of Kayei (1853)
in Aomori-ken; e. s. of the late
Unshi Osanai, a samurai of
Aomor! ; m. Nao, e. d. of Ki-
chijiro Tsushima, also a samu-
of Aomori. Has been

rai

Chairman of the Aomori Pre-

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Ori

late Prince Ito ; inaugurated
the Chuo, Shimhcn and b.ecanie
its president which post, how-
ever, he soon resigned ; elect-
ed Chairman- of the Tokyo
Municipal Council in 1903 ;
has been eight times member
of the House of Representa-
tives since 1890. Address yl^o.
ii. Yamashiro-cho, Kyoba-
shi, Tokyo.. Tel. : 602 Shimba-
shi.

Ori, Baiei ('Iv M M.rh'),
Mayor of the City of. Matsu-
moto ; d. the Sth^m. of the
2nd^. of Ansei (1855) in To-
kyo; s. of Shingobei Ori, a
samurai of Matsumoto clan.
Educ: graduated from the Na-
gano Normal School. Became
successively teacher of the
Nagano Elementary School
and of the Nagano Middle
School; elected Member of
the Pi-efectural Assembly (18-
84-1890) and then of the
House of Representatives for
Nagano-ken (1890); appointed
Chief of a local office of the
Hokkaido Government (18-
gZ) , resigned office the same
year and was elected Mayor
of the C'ty of^ Matsumoto, a
post which he still holds. Rec-
reations: Readiug, checkers;,
billiards, etc. Address: 1224,
Tamachi, Kitasawashi, Matsu-
moto, Nagano-ken. Tel.: 170.
Club : Seiyukai.

Orihara, Miiehiro CffliiB—

W)y Secretary, to the.vHyogo-
prefecture; 6.. Aug. the ■ 2nd
y. of Meiji (1869) in Gumiiia-
ken ; e, j. of Itsufaio Orihara;
111. K^iku, j/0Hn^£^er sister- of Yo-
shizo Ochiai of.Tokyo.-Bdiic-.:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1896). Passed, the Higher,
Civil Service Examination the
same year. Appointed in suc-
cession Councillor to the. pre-
fectures of Shizuoka aud Wa-
kayama. Secretary to the; O-
saka-fu and Shrga-prefecture •
Com. of Fukuoka pre.; 1908.
Address : No. 28, 5 chome,
Shimoyamate-dori, Kohc.

Orita, Hikoiehi (M m M tIj).
Member of the House of Peers;
d. the 7th w. of the jrd f.oi
Kayei (1850) in Kagoshima;
3rd s. of Hikozaemoh Orita,'a
samurai of the former Kago-
shima clan ; mf Sato, 4th d.
of Kinosuke Onoe, also a Ka-
goshima samurai. Ednc.: stud-
ied in Anierica, having gone
there in the suite of the late
Prince Iwakura (1870-1876).
Received an appointment as a
Chancellor of the. Foreign Of-
fice (ija^6) ; Principal of the
Osaka Middle School (iSgi);
afterwards was Principal of
the Branch establishment oi
the former Tokyo . Daigahi,
Director pf the School Bureau
of the Department of Educa-
tion and then Councillor of

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fectural Assembly for a long
tjiiie ; afterguards elected Ma-
yor of Hirosaki City; Member
of the House of Representa-
tives since 1908. Address: To-
mita-cho, Hirosaki, Aoniori-
keij.

Ose, Jintars C:fe M. 4 ^ Wi,
Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School (Chair-Peda-
gogy) ; b. the 12th m. of the
1st y. of Keio (1865) in the
province of Kaga ; e. s. of the
late Chokuon Ose, a samurai
of Kaga-clan ; m. Koume, 3rd
d, of Tadatake Sekiba of Ao-
mori-ken. Educ: graduated
Philosophy in the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1889; stu-
died Ethics, Pedagogy and
Psychology at the Universities
of Berlin, Leiptiz, Paris and
Cambridge (i 893-1 897), Prof,
of the Sth High School (1891);
present post since i897> Pub-
lications : many works on Pep-
agogy, Ethics_ and Psycholo-
gy. Address: No. 2212, Mi-
jana, Sugamo, Tokyo.

_ Oseko, lir.iomiehi (:fe Ji ^ it),
/jieutenant-General, Comman-
der of the 4th Axmj Division; h.
the 7th in. of the 1st;?', of An-
sei (1854) in Kagoshima; 4th
s. of the late Shinzo Oseko, a
samurai of Kogoshima clan,
and younger brother of_the
retired General Naotoshi Ose-
ko, Viscount; m. Taka, e. d.

oiMorihide Yamamoto, also
a Kagoshima samurai. Sub^

Lieutenant, Feb. 1879; Lieu-
tenant of Artillery (Mar. 18-
83; Captain of — June 1886;
Major of — , Sept. 1891; Lieu-
tenant - Colonel of — Dec.
1894); Colonel of—, Oct. 18-
97 ; Major-General June 19-
01 ; Lieutenant-General Nov.
1907. Has occupied in suc-
cession the posts of Military
Attache to the Legation at
Berlin, Commander of the ist
and 3rd Regiments of Field
Artillery, C:hief of Staff of the
5th and 4th Army Divisoins,
Commander of the 2nd Bri-
gade of Field Artillery, etc.
Decorations: 2nd Order of
the Rising Sun and 2nd Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
Baba-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Dseko, Ifaotoshi C;^ it # St),.
Vitcount ;_ Genera! on the Re-
serve; Pres. of the Peers School
since Oct. 19 12; 6. 1844 in Ka-

6le

gosliima;^. .r. of the late Shin-
z6 Oseko, a: Ka-goihima. sa-
murai; w. Tolii, e. d. of Mo-
kudayu Hirata, also a Kago-
shima samurai. Took^part in
the Wir®of Restoration ; en-
tered the Imperial Army as a
Lieutenant in 187 1 ; fought at
various places in the Satsuma
Rebellion and in recognition
of his splended services was
promoted 'Major in 1 877; Com-
mander of the 1st infantry
Regiment of the Imperial
Guards (1885); Chief of Staff of
the 4tK Army Division ('1890);
Major-General and Command-

er of the 5th, Infantry Bri-
gade (1892) ; took part in the
China -Japan War as Com-
mander, of the 5the' Infantiy
Brigade and also in the Russo-
Japanese War as Commander
of thev 7th Army Division,
rendering distinguished servi-
ces at the occupation of the
203 meter Hill at Port Authur;

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created Ba'roii in 1.895 '^"^
Viscount- in 1^07 ; decorafed
vvith the;ist-0rder of the Ris-
ing Sun and the 2nd Class of
the Golden Kite as a war re-
ward. Address: No. 6, 2ch6-
me, Nakano-cho, Yotsuya-ku,
Tokyo.

Oseko, Sadatake (i: S M Wi)t
Viscount, Master of Hunting;
b. the I St m. of the 2nd y. of
Ansei (1855) in Kagoshima ,*
1st J. ofthe late Viscount Sa-
dakiyo Oseko. Educ. : studied
in Germany. Once was Cham-
•berlaih to tlie Crown Prince .
Address: .N6, 416, Tsunohazu,
■Yodobashi, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo-fu.

Oshikawa, NoriyosM (W;i!iJ
ff), Vice-Minister for Home
Affairs since Dec. 19 12; h. the
1 2th m. of the 2nd j'. of Bun-
kyu (1862) in Kagoshima; e. s.
of the Jate Otogoro Oshikawa,
a. sa7nurai of the former Ka-
goshima clan ; m. A\,youuger
sister to Kiyoshi Kuroda, also
a Kagoshimai samurai. En-
tered the Service of the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commerce as< a subordinate
official in 1883; Expert to the
same Dep't in 1896; after-
wai-ds in succession was Sec-
retary to the Civil Administ-
ration Bureau of the Formosan
Government, Governor of Yar
magata, Oita,. Nagano, Iwate

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Osh

and Kumamoto; Vice-Minister
of Agr. and Com., 1908; 3rd
magata, Oita, "Nragann, Twate
Order o? the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : No. 45", 5 chome, Mi-
nami-cho, Aoyama, Akasaka,
Tokyo. Tel.: 132 Shiba.

Oshiage, Morizo (tfp.± ft sK)i
Li enten ant -G en eral , ex-Com-
mander of the Port Arthur
Fortress ; 3. the 12th m. of the
3nd_j'. of Ansei(i855)inTaka-
yama-machi, Province of Hi-
da; 3rd s. of Kichibei Oshiage,
a heimin of Gifu-ken; m. Yatsu,
e. d. of Matabei Ide, a heimin of
Kanagawa-ken. jE'd'a^./ , grad-
uated from the Military Acad-
emy in 1875. *Sub-Lieutenant
of Artillery, Feb. 1879; Lieu-
tenant, Oct. 1882; Captain
Apr. 1887; Major, June 18-
93 ; Lieutenant Colonel, May
189s; Co-
lonel, Oct.
i897;Ma-
jor-Gene-
ral. May
1903 f Li-
eutenant
General,
Mar. 19-
10 ;®wa.s
^,^1^ ■ Chief of

^^^ the Manu-

facturing Department of the
Tokyo Arsenal, Chief of Staff
of the 1st .Mixed Brigade of the
'Formosan"' Garrison and Di-
rector of tkie Artilleiy Depot.

the latter of which posts ^Ije
held during^the Russo-Japa-
nesfe War ; was awarded the
2nd Order of the Rising Sgn
and the 31 d Class of the Golden
Kite in connection with his
services in the War. Recreaiicm:
historical works. Address: N6.
60, 3 chome, Kobinatadai-ma-
chi, Koishikawa, Tokyo. TeL:
1604 Bancho.

Oshikawa, Shunrp (^ ;i| #
?S). Manager of the Bukyo-
sekai, a magazine, director
of the Nippon Athletic Club;
b. 1877 in Ehime-ken; s. of
Hogi Oshikawa; m. Kame-
ko. Educ: graduated from
the Waseda Univ. Publica-
tions: " Chivalric Japan",
" Submarine War-ship" and
many other works of interest.
Recreations: out door sports.
Address: Sangen-cho, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. Tel.: 2281
Bancho. Club. Tengu Club.
Oshima, Arata {% ft Sr).
CoioneL.oi Infantry, Corn-
mander of the 65th Regiment;
b. 1867 in Kumamoto-ken.
Sub-Lieutenant, July 1887,;
Lieutenant, Nov. 1891 ; Cap-
tain May 1895 ; Major, Ndv.
1901 ; Lieutenant-Ctilonel,
May 1905 Colonel Dec. 190^.
Decorations : 3rd Order of tl^e
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Saqred Treasure and 3rd Clafe
of the Golden Kil:e, Address};
the 6sth Regiment of Infatit-

Osh

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ly, Wak9,Baatsu, Fufcushima-

g.3, Visceiuit, General, Mem.
of the Higii Military Goun-
cil; 6. tlie 9th m. of the ist
7r:-i0f Kayei (1848) in Akita-
ken ; 2nd s. of the late Genji
Dshima, a samurai of Akita
clan ; m, Tei, sister of Genyo
Akamatsu, an Ibaraki samu-
4ai. Educ. : studied military

tactics ill Yedo (Tokyo). Be-
fore the Restoration entered
the Akita clan army as Sub-
Lieutenant of its 3rd Battal-
ion ; enlisted as Lieutenant in
the Imperial army in sS/l ;
Captain, Nov. 1871 ; Major
Nov. 1 874 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Feb. 188 1 ; Majpr-Ge-
neral, Feb. 1S92 ; Lieutenant-
General, Oct. J898; General
IVfay 1906; has successively
b^sn in the posts of Vice-presr
ident of the General K^dSxs
iBureau of the War Depart-

mginf, P.'^dsflt cif tbg Military
College, Comnvander of tlie
5th Brigade, Chief of Staff
.of the Army Superintendenpp
Departnjent ; was on the Fpr-
mosan Government General's
Staif ; Commander of the 9th
Army Division and of tlie Im-
peiial'^Guar.ds Division, etc.
Took part as Commander of
the 5th Brigade of Infantry
in the Japan-China War and
fought i^ the battles of Tomuh-
Ching, Haiching. Kangwasae,
Kwanten-Shwen, Ne\ych\yang
and Tienchwangtai,; was Com-
mander of th>i pth Army Di-
vision in the Russo-Japanese
War and fojight very gallant-
ly at the dreadful engagement
of Port Authur ; created Vis-
CQunt^and invested "^with ist
Order of the Rising Sun to-
gether with the 2nd Class of the
Golden Kite in 1907 ais a war
re^rard. Address; No. 7, Kjoi-
cho, Kojimachj - ku, Tokyo.
Tel: 840 Banehp.

Oshima, Hy \m^{%%^%W)^
epal and export merchant ; b.
the 6th m. of the 2nd jf. of
Kayei (1849) in Hyogo^ken;
3rd s. of Sashiehirp Hara and
adopted by the late Kyoshun
Oshima ; m. Kise, e. d. of his
adopted father. Address : No.
12, 4 ehome, Yamamoto-dori,
Kobe. Tel: 137,

Oshima, Ken-ichi C^S@^),

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Osh

l^ajor - Geaeral, ¥iee - Chief
of the General Staf Office
mee Septewber 191 2 ; h. the
5tb m.oi$%\i3f. of Ansei (liS-
58) in Gifurjjenj e_. s. of the
late :ICeinoshin Oshima, a sa-
murai of Gifu-ken ; m. Isoyu,
e. d. of Yu Shimidzu, a samu-
rai of Aichi-ken. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Military Acad-
emy ; continued his military
studies in Germany and
France. Sub - Lieutenant of
Artillery, Dec. 1881 Lieute
nant, May 1885; Captain, Dec.
1S89; Major, Dec. 1894; Lieu-
tenant Colonel (Oct. 1899);
Colonel (Dec. 1902) ; Major-
General, Nov. 1907. Was
Cliief of Staff of the General
Communications Department
and later Chief of the Kara-
futo Delimitation Com.mittee
in the Russo-Japanese War.
Decorations : 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite. Address: No,
31, Wakaraiya-cho, Ushigo-
me, Tokyo. Tel.: 653 Bancho

Oshima, Kintarl {i^ % ■^ X
Kr>), Nogakithakushi, Prof of
the Agricultural College of the
Tohoku Imp. Univ., Director
of the Hokkaido Agricultural
Experiment Station ; b. Sept.
the 4th 2/. of Meiji(i87i)inthe
province of Shinano; JW.Ryo, 2-
nd d. of Bunkyu Haraza"wa,phy
sician. Educ. : graduated from

the former Sapppjo Agricul-
tural College (1893) ; took the
ppst graduate course on ag-
ricultural chemistry (1893-
189s). Appointed Assist. Prof
of the same College (1895);
was sent tP Gernjany and
then to Amerjica to study
agricultural chemistry (Uni-
versities of Halle, Gottingen
and Berlin, Germany; Wes-
leyan University, U. S. A. ;
(1898-1903); was Agent and
Expert for Nutrition Investi-
gation in the Office of the Ex-
periment Stations, Dep't of
Agriculture, U, S. A, (1902-
1903) ; appointed Prof of ihe
former Sappro Agricultural
College in 1903 and then Prof
of the Agricultural College of
the Tohoku Imp. Univ. in 19-
oy. Address: No. i, 5 chome,
Kitahachijo, Sapporo, Hokkai-
do

OsMma, Kotaro (:^ft^iclP),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Ishikawa-ken, President of
the Yoshikawa Bank ; ^. the
7th m. of the 6th j/. of Ka-
yei (1853) injlshikawa-ken; e. s.
of Ilyotaip Oshima. Succeed-
ed his father in 1877. ■^<^"
dress: Toriya-mura, Kashima-
gun, Ishikawa-ken.

" Oshima, Kotaro {:k&4-^i:M},
President of the Karatsu Bank
and of the Karatsu Fish Co.,
Director of the Karatsu Sav-
ings Bank, Auditor of the Sa-

Osh

[762]

gaCetnent Co. ; b. the 8th m.
of the 6th y.oi Ansei (1859)
in Saga-ken ; e. s. of the late
Okiyoshi Oshima ; m. Koma,
e. sister of Tsuneyo Shima.of
Fukuoka-ken. Succeeded his
father in 1883. Address : Ka-
ratsu-machi, Higashi - matsu-
ura-gun. Saga-ken.

Oshima, Krnnaji K^%fKM^),
GoTerrior of Kanagawa prefec-
ture since Jan. X912; 6. the 10-
th m. of the ist y. of Keio (18-
65 ) in Aichi-ten; 5 th 5. of Kyoi
Nagai, an Aichi samtirai, and
adopted by Masando Oshima,
a Tokyo samurai , m. Tomi,
younger sister oi Kii^t.-u 6 Hem-
mi, also a Tokyo samurai.
Educ: graduated from the Col-
lege of Law of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1888. Has been
successively Secretary to the
House of'' Representatives)
Councillor to the Legislative
Bureau, and then to the Formo-
san Government ; Superinten-
dent of theFormosan Police
in igbiand then Chief of the
Formosan Civil Administra-
tion Office; resfgned the office
iu 1910. Address.' No. 18,
Isfezaki-cho/ Yokohama. Tel.t
1350.

Oshima, Masatara (:^ S Si :fc
BR), Auditor of the Shibauia
Engineering Works, Ltd.; 6
Jan, the ist f. of Meiji (1868)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of the late Ka-
geyasu Oshima ; m. Mitsu, e.d.

of Yanagi Ryutaro of Tokyo:
Succeeded his father in 1898;
Address i Hyakunin- machi,

Nishi-Okubo-imai'a, Toyota-'
ma-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Oshima, Matahiko [-k^XM),
Lieutenant^Colonel of Caval-
ry, Commander of the 4*1
Cavalry Regiment ; d. 1874
in Saga-ken. Sub-Lieutenant
(Mar. 1893); Lieutenant (Dec.
1894); Captain (Oct. 1897);
Major (Sept. 1903) ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel (Dec. 1908). De-
corations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 18, Esashi-machi, Higa-

shi-ku, Osaka.

Oshima, Miehitar j {■X&^'M.X
JP), Kogakuhakushi (Doctor
of Engineering), Prof, of the
Engineering College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (Chair-Metal-
lurgy) ; e. s. of Takato Oshi-
rHa, a samurai of Morio'kA clan;
m. Fusa, 2Tid d. of Rin Toko-
naga, a Sa:gSi-sa7fiurai. Educ. :
studied at the Daigaku Nanko
and at the Science Department
of the former Tokyo Daigaku;
Freiburg University, Germa-
ny; Trota 1879 till 1882. Ex-
pursued Ws studies iu Germa-
ny from 1879 till 1882. Ex-
pert to, the^Imperial Estate
Bjjreau (1890) ; Kogakuhaku-
sAi{i8gi); Inspector-Geneiral
of the Government Iron Found-

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Osh

ry (1896) ; Chief Engineer d!
the same (1899); sent to Eu-
rope and America on ah offi-
cial mission (1900-190^); Prof.
of the Engineering College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1908).
Address: No. 19, Oivvake-cho,
Komagome, Hongo,''' Tokyo.
Tel. : No. 3262 Shitaya,

Oshima, Rokuro i:kB>:^ l|5).
Director of the Sapporo Engi-
neering Co./ Auditor of the
Hokkaido Colliery Steamship
Co. and the Hokkaido Horse
Rearing Encouragement Co. ;
(?. the 7th m. of the 2ad ;y. of
Ansei (i^Si) in Tokyo.; 6th s.
of Teikun Oshima ; m. Nobu,
e. d. of Koliei Kuwada. Add-
ress ; No. 121, Yoyoki, Yoyo-
hata-mura, Toyotama - gun.
ToVvo. Tel : 1639 Bancho.

Oshima, Seiji (i: % W. ^\
Auditor of^Public Accounts,
Chief of the 2ad Section of the
2nd Department of the Board
of Auditors ; b. the list in. of
the 3rd y. of Ansei (2856) in
Tokyo ; e. s. of the late Hyoc
Oshima, a Tokyo samurai ; m.
Haru, e. d. of Hideaki Takagi
of Shizuoka-ken. In succession
was President of the 4th High
School, Judge of the Disciplin-
ary Court of Public Auditors,
etc.; then present post. Add-
ress ; No. 23, Kasumi-cho, A-
zabu-ku, Tokyo.

„ Oshima, Seiki {±. % 'B Wi),
ISiaval Captain, Commander
of. the $tli Destroyer flotilla

since June 1912; 6. 18
67. Educ. : The Naval Acade-
my. Lieutenant Commander
(Dec. 1897); Commander (Dec.
1899); Captain (Jan. 1905).
Decorations : 3rd "Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 40, Hikawa-cho, Akasa-
ka, Tokyo.

Oshima, Toratake C^feSl^S),
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 34th Regi-
ment of Infantry; b. 1869 in
Kumamoto-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
March 1891; Lieut., April
1894; Captain, Oct. 1897;
Major, Nov. 1904; Lieut.
Colonel, Nov. 1907; Colonel,
April 1 9 12. Decorations: 5th
Order of S. T., 4th Order
of R. S., 3rd Order ot Golden
Kite. Address: Shizucka-
shi,, Shizuoka-ken.

Oshima TosMmasa (:fcirfi^).
Viscount, General, Supreme
military councillor; h. the
Q&n&x^X oi Kwantung : b. the
8ch in. of the 3rd 7. of Kayei
(1850) in Yamaguchi-ken ; e.
s. of Keizaburo D:.hima, a sa-
murai of Yamaguchi clan ; m.
Hatsu. e. d. of Sasuke Saku-
ma, a samurai of the same
clan. Earlj'-^entered the army
of the clan and fought at the
battles of Toba and Fushimi
in the Restoration; entered
the Osaka Military School in
1870, and after graduation ap-

Osh

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pointed Sub-Lieutenant in 18-
71 ; Major in .1875 ;took patt
in the Satsnrna Rebellion, as
Commander of the Battalion
of the 8th Rcginieht of the
Osaka Garxisoir;-. "Colonel in
1 882 ;, Majpr - General and
Coinmanderof the 9th Brigade
in.189 1 !;, Commander of the

Mixed Brigade-in ihe japan-
-Ciiina War arid landing first
in Korea defeated the Chinese
troops at Asan and Pingyang.
and -then mafcliing North fi-
nally took Kuhiiencheng, Fe-
rrgliung'chirig' and Newchang;
at the battle ofPh-yongyahg dis-
tinguished himself-by % frc '
&] attack where fighting brave-
ly was wounded ; created Ua-
ron after the war and Lieuten-
ant-General in' 1898; took
part in the Japan-Russia War
a.s commander of the third Di-
vision of the 2nd Army under
General Oku and- fought suc-
cessively at Nangsang, Telis-

su, Tashihchiati, Liaoyang,
Shaho and Af ukden ; at Liao-
yang the Division under him
had a- very hard time in an at-
tack upon .-Shoushanpao and
in the defence of it. Promoted
General and decorated with
the 1st Older of the Rising
Sun ; created Viscount in 19-
07;* Governor-Gren. of Kwan-
tiing, 1906-1^. Address: No.
16, Kitaura-ma'chi, Shinjuku
Kitatama-gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel:
71 Bancho. '

Oshima, Yoshinaga (^S@^),
President- of the 8th High
School'; 3. Aug. 1871 in the
province of Tamba ; brother of
Yozo Ashida of Hyogo-ken
and adopted by the late Sada-
toshi Dshima of.Tokyo;?«.
Midori, e. d. of his adopted fa-
ther. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1894);.
afterwards studied at the Uni-
versity^^Hail (Philosophy and
Ethics jl : Prof., pf the 4th High
School (i 897- 1 899); School In-
spectorO of the Educational
Dep't (1899-1908); Examiner
of Text-books of the same
Dtept (1500-IQ01); President

of the Tokyo Scliool of MusFc
(1901.-1903); present post since
1908. He is a Lieutenant in
the Army on the 2nd Reserve
and was a Commissioner of
the War Prisoners' Report
Dep't during the Russo Japan-

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Osh— 039

ese War. Publicatians : Text-
book on Ethics for the use of
Middle Schools ; the same for
the use of Industrial Schools.
Address : No. 9, 2chome, Shu-
iHoku-cho, Nagoya. Tel.: 19-
20. ^.

Oshiifia, Yrlzo {% % W H),
Chairman of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Aizu Electric
Power Co., Director of the
Fukashima Seiichi Co., the
Fukushinia Afforestation Co.,
the Nakoso Colliery Co., the
Japan Rail Co., and of the Se-
ricuitural Apparatus Co., Aud-
itor of the Fukushima Habu-
tae Co., the Fukushima Trust
Co., the Fukushima Electric
Light Co., and of the Kawa-
mata Electric Co.; i>. the 2nd
m. of the 6th _j/. of Ansei (18-
59) in Saitama-ken ; e.s. of the
late Shotaro Oshima; m. Ki-
sa, 4th <:^.*of Ivvajiro Hasega-
wa of Saitama-ken. Succeeded
his father in 1893. Address:
Sugitsuma-niacht, Fukushima,
Fukushima-ken .
__ Oshiro, Genzaburp (:^ J^ g H
||5), Eear - Admiral, placed
on the reserve list, Dpcember
191 1 ; b. the loth ml of the
SrdjK.'of Bunkyu (1863) in Sa-
ga-ken ; 2nd s. of Shizuoki^O-
shiro, a Saga samurai ; m?Sh\-
na, e. d. of Takasada Sakamo-
to, a samurai of Miyagi-ken.
Educ.: The N'aval Academy

and tl;e Naval College. Com-
mander (June 1898);, Captain
(Jan. qI904) ; Rear - AdmiratI
(Dec. 1909). Has held in suc-
cession the posts of Chief Gun-
ner of the Battleship Fuji, At-
de-de-Camp to His Majesty
the Emperor, Commander of
\\\t^Fuji and ef the Katati,
CJiief of Staff of the Saseho
Naval Station; of th« Pott Ar-
thur Adin., igog: Decorations:
3rd Order of the Eising Sun ,
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure and the 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : Official
Residence, Port Arthur Na;val
Depot.

Osone, Kiicliiro (<J-W'is-'Ii!),
grocer, Director of the Kobe
Rice Exchange, President of
the Japan Habutae Co., Chair-
man of Board of Directors of
the Teikoku Marine Products
Co., Director of the Hanshin
Electric Railway Co., the Kyu-
shu Electric Railway Co., the
Japan Woollen Cloth Co. and
of the Oriental Whale-Fishing
Co.; 3. the 8th m. of the Stdf.
of Bunsei (1820) in Hyogo-
ken ; e. s, of the late ShiitarO'
Matsumoto and adopted by
Kiichiro Osone ; 7;/. Shige, e,
d. of his adopted fither. In ad-
dition to the posts above-men-
tioned, he is Auditor of the
Kobe Marine Transportation
and Fire Insurance Co. and ( f
the Minatogawa Improvement

Otft

l7^A

Co. Address .•^No. 284, iclio-
me, Minato-machi, Hyogo.Ko-;
be, Tel. : 160 Long distance.

. Osuzu, Hirotake (± ^ 31. 8t),
Lieutenant-Colonel, Comman-
mf of - tlie 3rd Battalion of
Comniissariat ; d. 1874 in Fu-
kui-ken. Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry (Mar. 1893) ; Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Commissariat (IVTay
1 894); Lieutenant (Mar. 1 895);
Captain (Oct. 1897) ; Major
(June 1904); Sub-Lieutenant
(Nov, 1907). Decorations : 5tli
Order of the Sacred Treasure,'
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
J.rf(iress;Higashi-Katalia-clio,
Higashi-ku, Nagoya.

.,6ta, 5ijiro (i:_Fa ^ ^.115),,
Major - General, on the re-
'M've since April 1912 ; h.
tlie 9th lit. of the 4th jj/. of An-^
sei (1857) in- Shizupka-ken ;
2nd J. of RyCiji Komori and
adopted by ,Natsu Ota of To-
kyo ; in. Michi, adopt, sister of
the late^ManjiroInagaki. Educ.
graduated from the Military.
Acadeiny (Dec. 1877). . Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry (Dec.
1877); Lieutenant (Apr. 1882);
Captain (May 1885); Major
(Nov, 1893); Lieutenant-
Colonel (May 1901) ; Colonel
(Dec. i902,); Major-General
(Nov. 1907): Took part in the
llussb- Japanese War as Com-
inander of the 45th Infantry
Regiment. Decorations: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun and

th^ 3r,d Class of the :@oldeh
Kite ; was Commander ©ftHb
i5>tli Infantry Brigade" until
,4pril 1912. ' ■:

Ota, Jihei (ic .H- IS 'Wm),
pawn-broker, Member of the
Yokohama Chamber of Com-
merce ; b, the 1st Hi. of the 4th
y. ofKokwa (1847) in Tokyo;
e. s. of Nihei Ota; w. Efsu,
sister of Bunzaemon Morita
of Ibai'aki-ken. Address: No.
56, 2chome, Sugatami-cho,
Yokohama. Tel. .•81

Ota, KL;jiro (^ m ff ^ Jj!),
Director of tlie Cliikugo K.ail
Co. , Auditor of the Funakoshi
Bank ; l>. the 9th m. of the 6th
y. Kayei (1853) in Fuku oka-
ken ; 2nd s, of Heinoshin Ota,
a Fukuoka samurai ; in. Tsu-
ne, e. sister of Taro Nagashi-
ma,- also a Fukuoka safnurai.
Succieecjed his father in 1889.
Address : Mizuwake-mura, U-
kiha-gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Ota, Eosaburo (i: H 'h H M),
.President of the Ise Eiectric
Railway Co. and of the. Yama-
da Bank, Director of the Fu-
kuju Life- Insurance Co. and
; of the Mie Savings Bank, Au-
ditor of the Dai Nippon Hotel
Co.; <5. the 1st in. of the 2nd
y. of Kokwa (1845) in Fukuo-
ka-ken ; 3rd s. of Juichiro Ta-
kaha ; m. Kuni, 2nd d. of Sa-
daemon Nishikawa ofMie-ken,
Succeeded his father in 1892.
Address: Furuichi-machi, Ya-

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Ota

nia<ia, Uji, Mie-kei)

Ota, Masahiro (ia. H . gc. %),
Director of the Police Bureau
of the Home Gflfice since
December 19 12, -6. Get. the

jtdj. of Meiji (1870) Jn'"'Ya-
tnagata-ken ; e. s. of MaSami-
chi Dta, a samurai Eciuci-gta.-
duated from-the College of
I>aw of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1898). Address: Official resi-
dence, Daikan-cho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo.

_Ota,M asan ori(jk H iE. %.\
Lieutenant- General on the
reserve since Aug. 191,1 ; l>- the
6th m. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) in Kagawa-ken : e. s.
of Naoshi Dta, a samurai; m.
Ko, e. d. of Fuyue Nakagawa,
a Shizuoka samurai. Educ. :
graduated from the Military
Academy. Lieutenant of Engi-
neers (Dec. 1879); Lieutenant
(Mar. 1883); Captain (Oct.
1 886) ; sent to Germany and
France fjr Military study (18-
90-1893) ; Major (Mar. 1895);
was a StaiT Officer of the Im-
perial Headquarters and then
a Member of the Southern
Commissariat Headquarters in
the Japan-China War ; Com-
mander of the Ho-ho to For-
tress ; Commander <. f the
Communication Brigade (Jan.
1909) ; Commander of Sasehb
Fortress, ■ 1910.

Ota. Minesabur.j (;iktfl^SI!5),
Chief Secretary to the House

'if Peers, ex- Judge of the Court -
of Administrative LittgatiGn ;
d. the 3rd m. of the ist /. of
Bunkyu (1861) in Fukuoka,
l.rovince of Chikuzen ; 3rd j.-'
of Raisaku Ota, a samurai of
Fukuoka clan ; m,. Misao, e: d.
of Hiroyoshi Hagivvara, a sa-
murai of Kochi clan. Educ. .•
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.-
(1888). Appointed Probation-
ary Judge the same year ; sub-
sequently junior Councillor of
the Legislative Bureau ; sent
to Europe and America on an
ofificial mission (1S89-1890);
Secretary to the House of
Peers and in addition the same
to the Home Department (i-
890) ; Chief of the Agricultur-
al Bureau of the Department
of Agriculture and Conimerce
(1890); present post (1,898);
again travelled through Eu-
rope and America on official
business (1908); decorated
with the 2nd Order of Merit.
Address: Official Residence,
Hibiya-Park, Kojimachi-ku,
Tokyo.

Ota, Eo Cjk H K), Major-
General. Commander of the
1 8th lufentry Brigade ; h.
49th Infantry Regiment;, ~b.
1866 in Aichi-ken, SubrLieu-
tenant. (June 1886) ; Lieuten-
ant (Nov. 1.889) ; Captain (rS-
94) ; Major (Oct.*' 1900); Lieu-.
tenant-Colonel (Sept. 1904) ;

Oti

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Csloifel (Oet. f907\, Be-eora-
tipns: 3rd Order of tlie Rising
Sun^ 4tli. Or^ef of tW- Sa^rfed"
Treasure and 3fd Ciiss of the
Golden Kite. Address: t^e
1 8th Ijifantry Brigade, Awa-
ne-mura, Ts«H-Hga-gmn, Fu^
kui-ken.

Ota, Sadao C;fc ffl A ^)
Ph. p,, ex-President of the Sa-
kai Bank; b. Feb.jthe lath y.
of Meiji (.i8;79) Iti^Osaka^uj j.
of the late Heiji Gta, Member
of thd House of Peers; m. KEa-
ru, e. d. of Hampei Yonetani,
ex-Member of the House of
Peers. Bdnc-.: graduated from
the Osaka Higher Commerci-
al School (i%8); studied at
the Universities of Yafe ahd
Infliana, Xi. % A- and tlien at
©xford Umversitjr, England
(1903- If©S)- Was elected
nreti^er of the Sakai Munici-
pal Council (1909) and also
Chairirian of the Sakai Per-
manent Committee for the Pre-
vention of Infectious Diseases
(19 10). Recreations: Hunting ;
Keeping of smail birds and
anitnafs. ^4i^^r^j.f.- Ohama, Sa-
kai, Osaka-fu. Tel:: 440 Sakai.

Ota, Sanjiro "Cfc H H,^ BP)j
Captain of the Navy ; 6. 1867
in the jjvovince of Owari ; s.
ofKoheiji Ota; iw. Viyb, sister
of Sfiimpu Otsuki of Kyoto, a
samurai of Kyoto. £duc.: gra-
duated' from the Naval Acad-
emy (r886). Lieutenant "Com-

mander (Dec. i'^97)';- Gomi^
rnander (Sept. 1900); Captain
0aa.. 1905.) ; wa^ Succesivel^^-
Section Coniman'der on feoard:
the Takackihe, Banjo mini Ma-
tsushima-f lastructor at t-be
Gunnery School (1895) ;- serv-
ed on board the Maisuifdma
and Hashidate as an attaebS
to Prince Arisugawa in the
Jstpani-Chfiiik- War^ Member of
the B«reSu of Na>val Affairs
and Instructor to the Ifav^f
College (1897); has b.en to
England, Fra'nce and Germa-
ny on official riiissibns (1899-
i^^i ;" ycidge, of the .Saseho
P?!^e' Court as \!irell as Attache
to the Imperial Pleadquarters
in the Kussb- Japanese War ;
was again iii Germany (1968-
:r9i6^; put oil the reserve
since 1911. Recreation: rea-
ding. Address: No. 10, Kana-
tomi-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

6ta, Seihei \k H * ^),
farmer, one of the highest tax-
payers of Tochigi-ken ; b. tbe
loth m. of the 4th y. of Ko^
kwa (1847) in Tochigi-ken;
e. s. qI the late Seih^i Ota ; m.
Asa, sister of Karazo Kawa-
shima. of Saitama-ken Suc-
ceeded his father in 1875..^^-
dress : Sano-machi, Aso-gun,
^' ' ' ji-ken.

. Ota, Seizo Ci: B ?i. Wdi

ex-Meni. of the Bouse of Ee-^,
preseHtatives for ithe Fiikul '

]

ma

City, Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Fukuoka
Savings Bank, Jjaector of the
17th Bank, Auditor of the Ja-
pan Aihphalt Co. ; b. the 8th
m. of the 3rd y, of Bunkyu
(1863) in Fukuoka-keiTjjtf?/??^-
ir brother' of Gihei Ota and
adopted by the late Seizo Ota;
m. Shina, e. d. of his apopted
father. Has been successively
Member of the Fukuoka Mu-
nicipal Council, President of
the Hakata Chamber of Com-
merce, President of the Chi-
kushi Bank, . Auditor of the
Tagawa Colliery Co., Director
of the Okayama Spinning Co.,
President of the HakataEIect-
ric Light Co., Auditor of the
Kyiishu Railway Co. and Au-
ditor of the Kanegafuchi Spin-
ning Co,, etc. ; Member of the
House ofRepresentatives since
1908. Address: No. 50, Ku
ramoto-cho, Fukuoka, Fukuo-
ka-ken.

Ota, Tamesaburo (.-h V^ %
^ l|5)_ librarian, attached
to the Imperial Library, com-
piler of the Imperial Gazet-
teer c# a ^i « 11 ft); &•. 1865.

Served in the Library over
twenty years and compiled
the excellent and voluminou-
geographical dictionary durs
ing the spare hours of his
public bnsiness. AMrz^z'-^^ H
Komagome-akebonochSs Hoa-
go-ku, Tokyo.

Ota, Tokukuro ( jfc W H ;'t 115),
Lumber merchant, Auditor of
the Konoike Bank and of the
Osaka Warehouse Co.; b. Jan.
the 5t!i ■ y. of Meiji {1872) in
Tokyo ; brother of Seizaemon
Kashima and adopted by the
late Tokukuro Otaj m. Hanae,
e. d. of Sahei Ota, a heimin of
Aichi-ken. Address: No. 5,
Shimazaki - cho, Fukagawa,
Tokyo. Tel.: 'jo'i, , Honjio.

Ota, Uhei (:fo Ea ^ :K g),
footgear - merchant ; b. the
1 2th m. of the i_st y. of Bun-
kyij (1861) in Osaka, e. s. of
the late Uhei Ota ; m. Hiro,
.3rd d. of Mokubei Tanaka, an
Osaka heimin. Address .• No.
4, Mmamihon-machi, Higashi-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 1392 Higa-
shi.

Ota, Yasutaro Ci: ffl 1* ± I|5),
lawyer, Member of the Ko-
be Municipal Council, Special
Member of the Kobe Cham-
ber of Commerce, Auditor of
the Nippon Habutae Co., etc.;
b. the 3rd m. of the 6th y. of
Ansei (1859) in Tokyo; e. s.
of the late Tamaki Ota; tn.
Miya, e. d. of Kageharu Asa-
kura, a samurai of Kagoshi-
ma-clan. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Law of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Has
been Public Procurator, Chair-
man of the Kobe Municipal
Council, Advisor to the Nip-
pon Yusen Kaisha andto the

Cla

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'Kawasaki Dockyard, Auditor
of the Hyogo Electric Rail-
way Co., etc. Recreations: Clii-
rography and pictures. -Ad-
dress : YiQ. 28, "ecliome, Na-
ka\'amate-dori, Kobe. Tel.: 66.

Ota/' 'Tobei (ic H H i% 'M),
shipping agent, timber and

marine products dealer, one of
the highest taxpayers of Mi-
yazaki-ken ; 3. the 3rd m. of
the istjj). of Manren (i860) in
Miyazaki-ken ; g. s. of the late
Yoheiji Ota; m. Masa, e. d. of
Kaheiji Murakami. Succeeded
his father in iSgi. Address :
Akae - mura, Miyazaki - gun,
Miyazaki-ken.

gtagawa, Masayuki (/> H n\
^ ■^)i civil and mining engi-
neer, Manager of the Mining
and Engineering Department
of the Furukawa Mining Co.;
b. the 2nd 7n. of the ist y. of
Bunkyu (1861) in Tokyo; s. of
Hikoichi Otagawa. Educ: en-
tered the Kobu-Dai-Gakko
(former Engineering College)
and studied civil engineering',
graduating from it in 1883.'
Pi-acticed civil engineering
both for government services
and on his own account (1883 -
1891); Assistant General Ma-
nager and then Chief of the
Engineering Department -of
the Ashio Copper Mines{i 891-
1903); Director off the Furu-
kawa Mining Co., Tokyo (19-
03) > Manager of the Mining

and Engineering Department
of the same Co. since 1908 ;
several tim{. .-. ent to Europe
and America for investigations
of Engineering and .'Mining
industries; Juror of Universal
Exposition^ St. Louis, U.S. A.
for mines and nietallurgy and
a'so for varied industries (19-
04); Juror of Jamestown Ter-
centennial Exposition, U.S.A.
(1907). Publications; Author
of various papers on mining
metallurgy both in English
and Japanese. Address : No.
57, I chome, Haramachi, U-
snigome, Tokyo. Tel :. 1730
Bancho. C'liibs : American So-
ciety of Civil Engineers ; Ame-
rican" Institute of Mining En-
gineers; Institution of Elect-
rical Engineers, London ; In-
stitute of Civil Engineers, Lon-
don, etc.

Otagaro, Eiki (;k fli M 3€iE),
Cint.f Public Procurator ot the

Yokohama District Court. A-
ddress : No. 10, i chome, Ise-
cho, Yokohama'. Tel: 148.

Otaguro, Jngoro iX H mM£.
115), ex-Man. director of the
Shibaura Engineering Works,
President of the Joetsu Elect-
ric Co., Director of the Banzai
Life Insurance Co., the Yoko-
hama Electric Co., the^Kinu-
gawa xVVater Power Electric
Co., Auditor of the Japan Tel*,
egraphic Correspondence So-
ciety ; b. the 6th m. of the 2nd

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i

y. of Keio (1866) in Tokyo ;
2nd s. of Tatsuo Komaki, a
samurai of Sliidzuoka-ken, and
adopted by the late Koienobu
Otaguro of Tokyo ; jh. Raku,
2nd d. of his adopted father
Ediic. : first studied the Rus-
sian language at the Foreign
Language School and then en-
tered the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School, graduating
from it in 1890. Was appoint-
ed Manager of the Osaka Com-
mercial Museum immediately
after graduation ; next enterd
the service of Mitsui & Co. and
was appointed manager of its
Miike branch in 1899; trans-
ferred the same year as Mana-
ger of the Shibaura Engineer-
ing Works, then under Mitsui
& Co.'s management; was
elected its managing director
when the concern was organ-
ized into a Joint-stock Com-
pany ; has wide connections
with various other Companies.
Address: Iriarai-mura, Eba-
ra-gun, Tokyo- fu.

Otagnro, Eyusuke (;&. ffl M SI
%), L. Ooi. of CaTalry, Com-
mander of the 8th 'Cavalry
Regiment-, 3. 1876 in Tokyo.
Sub-Lieutenant (May 1895);
Lieutenant (Oct. 1897); Cap-
tain (Nov. 1 900) ; Major (July
1905). Decorations: 4th Order
of the Rising Sun, 9th Order
of the Sacred Treasure and 4th

Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : The 8th Cavalry Regi-
ment, Hirosakij'Aomori-ken.

Otake, Chikuha (jg it i1" ^fe)*
proper n. is Somekichi,
artist Japanese painter; b.
Sept. 1878 in Niigata. Educ-
studied painting the figure
of man under Tomone Ko-
hori, scenery painting under
Gyokusho Kawabata, and
drawing flowers and birds
under Hanko Kajida. He
exhibited his masterpieces in
various exhibitions home and
abroad and was av/arded
many prizes. Address: No.
87' Nakanegishi-machi, Shi-
taya-ku, Tokyo. Chtbs: "Ja-
pan fine art society," "Ta-
tsumigakai," " Futabakai.

Otake, Clioju (:*: fi S •),
Public Procurator of the Osa-
ka Court of Appeal ; b. the
loth m. of the 2ndj^ of Ansei
(1855) inJ^Tokyo ; <?. s. of the
late Soj! Otake, direct retainer
to the Shogunate ; in. Sumi,
y. sister of Takeo Kikuchi, Ho-
gakuhnkvski. Has been suc-
cessively Public Procurator of
the District Courts of Sapporo,
Kobe and Miyagi, Chief Pub-
lic Procurator of the District
Courts of Saga, Mito and Kyo-
to ; present post since 1904.
Address : No. 60, Nishiiio-
machi, Morinomiya, Higashi-
ku, Osaka.

Otake, Kan-ichi (;fe 'it S -'),

Ota

[ 7/^ J

a large landowner, Member of
the House of Representatives;
b. the S2th m. of the ist y. of
Manyen (i86o)mNiigata-ken;
6lh s. of Hoha Otake, a heimin
of Niigata-ken ; in, Tsune,
cousin of Hidesaburo Kusumi.
Has been twice elected mem-
ber of the H.R, ; decorated
with the 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun. Address: Nakano-
shima-mura, Minamikambara-
gun, Niigata-ken.

Otake, Kokukvran (g 4f g
iS)> Painter of Japanese
school; h. the 13th y. of
Meiji (1880) in Niigata-ken;
4th s. of Kuramatsu Otake.
Educ: self-education. Learn-
ed painting itora Messrs.
Taika Takahashi and Otone
Kobori,. beginning it at an
early age of nine; has been
engaged in the compilation
of the primary school text-
books; as a painter he ex-
hibited his masterpieces in
various painting exhibitions
and was awarded many
prizes and diplomas. Ad-
dress: No. 66, Kaminegishi,
Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel.: 2051
Shitaya. Cbibs: Doki club,
m. of Nihon Art Ass., Tatsu-
mi-gak'ai.

Otake, Sobei {% % ^ ^ tf),
Managing Director of the lOi-
st Bank ; b. the 6th m. of the
1st J', of Keiwo (1865) in Fu-
kushima-ken; y. brother to

Kosuke Watanabs and adopt-
ed by the late Sobei Otake.
Address : Yanagawa - machi.
Date-gun, Fukushima-ken.

Otake, Take {-k it . # «,),
Kogakuhakushi, Acting - Di-
rector of the Yonezawa High-
er Technological School, Prof
of the Agricultural College of
the Tohoku Imp. Univ. and
Expert to the Patent Bureau
of the Agricultural and Com-
mercial Department^ etc. ; b.
the loth m. of the 2nd y. of
Bunkyu (1862) in Hokkaido;
adop. s. of Sakuemon Otake,
a samurai of Aizu clan ; m.
Yoshi, and d. of Ginzo Harada
of Toky5. Educ: graduated
from the Mechanical Engi-
neering Course of the former
Tokyo Univ. (1883). .Entered
the service of the Government
Woollen Factory at Senjii as
its Engineer immediately after
graduation ; was sent to Eng-
land to study Dyeing and
Weaving in 1885 (Leeds Uni-
versity); received the degree
oiKdgakuhahishi{ 1 90 1 ) ; made
Chief of the Senju Goverftnent
Woollen P'actory (1902) ; Ex-
pert to the Patent Bureau of
the Department of Agriculture
and Commerce in addition (19-
04) ; was sent to Australia
and then to Europe on ofificial
missions (1905-1906); has been
Lecturer on Weaving at the
Engineering College of the

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Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; resigned
presidentship of~ the Senju
Woollen Factory on account
of illness last year and was
then appointed to present
posts. Recreations: Reading.
Address : Bakuro-hiachi, Yo-
nezawa.

Otake, Taro Ci; it i: IR)>
Kogakufiakushi (Doctor of
Engineering), Prof, at the
Engineering College of the
Kyushu Imp. Univ. ; b. in
1881 in Tokyo. Edue.: gradu-
. ated from the College of
Science and Enghieering of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ., July
of design of her dress-clothes.
Recreations : uiai. Address :
No.. 41, Unagidani-Higashi-
machi, Minami-ku, Osaka.
Clubs : the Design Society
and councillor of the Kyoto
Design Society.

Otaki, Eyuzo {-X Ml 81 M),
President of the 125th Bank;
i. the 1st m. of the 3rd y. of
Kokwa ( 1 846-) in Yamagata-
ken ; e. s. of Tinbei Ocaki, a
Yamagata samurai ; m. Naka,
e. d. of Gumbei Sakonji also a
Yamagata samurai. Succeed-
ed his father in 1877. Address:
Shitano-cho, Yashiro-machi,
Yonezawa, Yaniagata-ken.

Otaki, Saburoemon (icHHIlt
'SiSR), a large landowner, one
of the highest-tax-payers of
Yamagata -ken ; b. the i oth
m, o{ the 3rd y. of Kayei (18-

50) in Yamagata-ken; ej_s, of
the late Saburoemon, Otaki.
Succeeded his father in 1865.
Address : Togo-mura, Nishita-
gawa-gu 11 , Yamagata-ken.

Otani, Gohei (i: @ M ^),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Fukushima-ken, Director
' f tlie Shlrakawa Trust Co.; b.
the loth m. of the ist y. of
Kayei (1848) in Fukushima-
ken ; 2nd 5. of Chohei Hazu-
mi and adopted by the late
Gohei Dtani ; m. Sen, e, d. of
his adopted father. Address:
' Goka-mura, Nishishirakawa-
o-un, Fukushima-ken.

Otani, 5iisi«kii (::fe # 1® f"^),
Secretary to the Government
Iron Foundry. Address : Ha-
chiman-machj. Onga-gun, Fu-
kuoka-ken.

Otani, Kahei {%'^M ^ %),
tea, silk and cocoon export
merchant, ex-Mem. of the
House of Peers, President ofthe
Yokohama Chamber of Com-
merce, Member of the Yoko-
hama Municipal Council, Pres-
ident of the Yokohama Wa-
ter Works Bureau, the Yoko-
hama 74th Bank, the Yoko-
hama'>- Savings Bank and of
the Japan Tea Mfg. Co., etc.;
b. the 12th m. ofthe istj'. of
Kokwa (1844) in Mie prefec-
ture ; 4th s. of Ichtbei Otani.
Went to Yokohama in 1862
and engaged chiefly in the tea
export business ; inaugurated

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in 1873 a tea manufacturing
company and greatly contribut-
ed to the improvement and
development of the industry ;
in 1 88 1 rendered good service
in the readjustment of the fi-
nancial difficulties of the 74th
Bank and being elected its
president finally placed the bus-
iness of the Bank on a sound
basis; organized in 1884 the
Yokohama Tea Merchants
Guild of which he became pre ■
sident; was afterwards elected
chairman of the Central Asso-
ciation of the United Tea Mer-
chants' Guilds, which post he
still occupies J elected Mem-
ber and afterwards Chairman
of the Yokohama Municipal
Council ; President of the Yo-
kohama Educational Society
in 1893 ; organized the Japan
Tea Mfg. Co., the following
year, becoming its president ;
appointed Councillor of the
Japanese Exhibits Business
Bureau at the time of the Paris
International Grand Exhibi-
tion in 1896; elected after-
wards President of the Yoko-
hama Chamber of Commerce,
the Yokohama Conscription
Encouragement Society and
Member of the Yokohama
Harbous Investigation Com-
mittee ; in 1898, when the U-
nited States' Government de-
cided to levy heavy duties on
Japanese tea, was elected, with

the unanimous approval ot the
tea marchants in Japan, as
their representative to proceed
to America to make represen-
tations to President M'kinley.
the mission proving successful
the obnoxious high, tariff was
abolished the following year ;
during his stay in America he
also attended the International
Commercial Congress held in
Philadelphia, representing the
Tokyo and Yokohama Cham-
bers of Commerce, and sub:_
mitted a proposition for the
rapid Construction of the di-
rect submarine cable between
Japan and America across the
Paciiic Ocean, the propdsar
having been eventually adopt-
ed the Pacific Commercial Ca-
ble Co. was formed ; returned
home in the following year,
after having made a tour
through Europe ; received the
3rd Order of Merit in 1907 ;
was a Member of the party
invited by the United Cham-
bers of Commerce of the Pasi-
fic Coast in 1909: Address:
No. 1$, 2 chome, Motohama-
cho, Yokohama. Tel: 155 and
116.

Otani, Kikuzo iX^Ml^M),
Lieutenant-General, Comman-
der of the 5^th Army Division;
b. the 1 2th m. of the 2nd y.
of Ansei (1855) in Fvikui-ken;
7th s. of Masanori Otani ; m.
Npbu, e. d. of Tomogoro Imai

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Ota.

of M!ye-ken. Siib-Licutenant

of Infantry, Feb. 1879; Lieu-
tenant, Feb. 1883; Captain,
May 1886; Major Nov. 18-
87 ; Lieutenant-Colonel , Apr.
1S92 ; Colonel, Oct. 1897;
Major - General, June 1902;
Lieuteiirlnt-General Aug. 19-
09 . Has been Chief of Staff of
the 6th Army Division, of the
4th Army Division and of the
Imperial Guards Division, In-
spector - General of Military
Education, -President of the
Toyama Gakko (a military
technical school) etc. Took
part as Staff Officer to the
Imperial Headquarters at Hi-
roshima in the Japan-China
War and as Coinmander of
the 8th Infantry -Brigade of
the 4th Army in the Russo-
Japanese War ; was decorated
with the and Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and the 2nd Class of
the Golden Kite for services
in the war. Address: Head-

quaiters of the 5th Army Di-
vision, Hiroshima.

O'ani, Koyei 'k% '^ % ■;!),
Count, Abbot of the Higoshi-
Ilonganji (buddhist temple in
Kyoto), Superintendent of the
Otani Denomination, of the
Shinshu Sect ; b. the 7th in.
of the 5th y. of Kayei (1852)
in Kyoto;- '4th s. of the late ■
Kosho Otani ;; m. Tsune-]<o,
adopted, d. of Count Kozui O-
tani. Archbishopin 1863; trav-
elled in Europe (1872-1873);
present posts since 1889 ; cre-
ated Count in 1896. Address :
No. 1. Tokivva-cho, Shichijo-
agaru, Karasumaru-dori, Shi-
mokyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel. : 204
Long distance.

Otani, Sei (X 43- tf),
Secretaiy to the Home De-
partment; 6. the 9th in. of the
I St J/, of Kok IV a ( 1 844) i n Ya -
maguchi-ken ; e. s of Gonza-
emon Otani, a saiimrai ; in.
Mitsu, 3rd d. of Yiifu Haya-
shi, a. Sizmurm of Tokyo. Jun-
ior Secretary to the Treasury
and to the Dajokivan (Privy
Council), Senior Secretary td
the Home Department, CInef
of Accounts Bureau and of
the General Affairs Bureau of
the Home Department in suc-
cession ; present post since
May 1898. Address: No. 62,
Otsuka - machi, Koishikawa,
Tokyo. Tel: 431 Bancho.

Otani, Kozui (:te ^ 3fe ^),

Ota-Ots

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Count, A.bbot of the. Nishi-
Honganji (buddhist temple in
Kyoto), Superintendent of the
Honpa-Hongwanji Denomina-
tion of ^he Shinshu Sect ; b.
Dec. the 9th j'. o? Meiji (i8;6)
in Kyoto; s. of the late Count

Koson Otani. m. Kazu-ko, sis-
ter of Prince Michizane Kuj5
(she died last year). Has trav-
elled several limes in Europe
and India ; present posts after
his father's death. Address:
Hongwanji-Monzen-cho, Ha-
naya-machi - sagaru, Horika-
wa-dori, Shimokyo-ku, Kyo-
to._

Otawa, Shinsulie (;/c 0' W M'
UOt Colonel .of Infantry,
Commander of the 22ncl Re-
giment of Infantry; d. 1871
in Yamaguchi - ken. Sub -
Lieut., March 1891; Lieut.,
Jan. 1894; Captain, April
1898; Major, Dec. 1903;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, 191 6. Decorations'.

4th Order of R. S., 3rd
Order of S. T., 3rd Class
of Golden Kite. Address-.
Matsuyama, Ehime-ken.

Otobe, Toru (Ju ^ m
vice-director of the Osaka
branch of the Mitsubishi &
Co. ; 6. 1874 in Tokyo ; s,
of Kanae Otobe ; m. Matsu,
d of Masaynki Inone, April
1904. EduG. : graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1899. Address:
Goban-yashiki Kita-horie-Ura
dori 2 chome, Nishi-ku, 0-
saka. Tel: 727 Bishi. Clubs:
Bank Club, Gakushi-kai, Lect-
ure Society.

Otori, Fujitaro f:>cggrlri:S15),
Secretary of the Foreign Office;
b. the 12th m. of the ist
y. ofKeio (1B65) iti Tokyo; e.j.
of the late Baron Keisuke 0-
tori, Privy Councillor;?^. Yoshi,
e. d. of Yoshitomo Saito, a sa-
murai of Tokyo. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (July
1890). Secretary to Taihoku-
ken, Formosa'' (Apr. 1896);
Councillor of the Civil Admin-
istration Bureau of the For-
mosan Government and in ad-
dition Chief of the Branch Of-
fice of Taihoku-ken (Sept, \%-
96) ; Private Secretary to the
Governor Genei'al of Formosa
as well as Councillor of the
Civil Administration Bureau
of the Forniosan Government

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Ots

(May 1897); passed the Diplo-.
matic and Consular Service
Exatn.inatior and was ap-
pointed Attache to the Lega-
tion at Seoul (Nov. 1901); 3'"d
class Secretary to the Lega-
tion at Amsterdam (June 19-
03);— .at Brussels (Feb. 19-
05) ; promoted 2nd class Sec-
retary (July 1906); Attache to
the Japanese Commissioner to
the 2nd Hague International
Peace Conference (July 1907);
Consul-General at Vladivos-
tock, Oct. 1909. Address:
No. 25, Mikawadai-machi,
Azabu-kuj Tokyo. Tel. : 2761
Shiba.

_ Otsn, Jun-iobiro (;'5;?$:J$--B|5),
ex-Mem. of "the House of Eep-
resentatives ; b. the 12 th m.
of the 3rd y. of Ansei (1856)
in Ibarajci-ken ; 2nd s. of Ma-
sanori Otsu, a samurai; m.
Moyo, 7th d. of Naoyoshi Ku-
nitomo, a samurai of Miio
clan. Educ: privately educat-
ted. Early advocated the peo-
ple's rights and liberty under
Count Itagaki's political ban-
ner, being one of those who
presented a petition to the
Crovernment concerning the es-
tablishment of the Constitu
tional form of Government ;
started the publication of the
Ibaraki Nichinichi Shimbnn in
1877 ; elected Member of the
Prefectural Assembly and then
of the House of Representatives

in 1890; is now Member of the
House of Representatives for
the ninth time. Recreation :
Poetry. Publicatsons: Remi-
niscence of Constitutional Go-
vernment ; Reizan Shibun Ko
(a collection of his poetical
works), etc. Address: 532,
Sendagaya — machi, Tokyo.
Club: Kokumin-to (Nationalist
party).

Otsu, Eimpei (:^ vt R ^),
Chief " of" the Native Affairs ''
Bureau of the Formosan Go--
vernment ; b. the lotli in. of
the 1st y. of Keiwo (1865) ih:
Kumamoto-ken; e. s. of_Shun-'
taro Otsu, a samurai oi Oszkz.\\
in. Maki, d. of Fumio Yuchi,:
a Kumamoto samurai. Educ.:'
graduated* from the College of'
Law of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.;,
(1890). After filling various'
ofiRces in the Government serv-
ice, was finally appointed pres-
ent post. Recreation : Jiido,
horse - riding, reading. Ad-
dress : Official Residence, 5
chome, Fuchii-gai, Taihoku,
Formosa. Tell.: 128.

Otsnka, Iwajiro {^M^^t^),
grocer and shoe merchant ;
b. the 2nd m. of the 6t.h y. of
Ansei (1857) in the province
of Shimoesa; 2nd s. of Taino-
30 Otsuka, a samtcrai oi Sa.k\x-
ra clan ; m. Ume, d. of a cer-
tain Hamashima of Tokyo/
Address : 24, Rogetsu - cho,
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 113 Shi-

Ots

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ba._

Otsuka J zen (:k M M #),
President of the Toshima Nor-
mal School. Address : Ikebu-
kuro, Sugamo, Kitatoshima-
gun, Tokyo-fu.

Otsuka- Kaname {% M ^),
Kogakiihakushi^, Prof, of the
Science and Engineering Col-
lege of the Kyoto Imp. Univ.
(Chair -Mechanical Engineer-
ing), Techinical Advisor to the
Osaka Arsenal, Special Mem-
ber of the Kyoto Chamber of
Commerce, Honorary Adviser
to the Kyoto Industrial Asso-
ciation, etc. ; b. Sept. the 2nd
y. of Meiji (1869) in Osaka;
e. s. of Kansai otsuka; m. Uta,
2nd d. of Kanzo Taguchi, a
samurai of Shizuoka. Educ:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1893). Engineer to the
Hirano Spinning Co. (1893-
1894); Assistant Prof, of the
Engineering College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1894-
1896) ; Engineer and Chief of
the Car Section of the Rail-
way Bureau of the Hokkaido
Government (1896- 1 897); Prof.
of the Third High School and
Lecturer to the Kyoto Imp.
Univ. (1897-1898); Prof, of
the Science and Engineering
of the Kyoto Irnp. Univ. since
1898; Kogakuhakushi (1901) ;
made an inspection tour
thraugh Europe and America

(1898-1900) ; ^granted the 3rd
Order of the Sacred Treasure
(1906) ; at present is Adviser
and Councillor to various in-
dustrial companies, besides
holding the posts before men-
tioned. Address: 2, Okama-
tsu-cho, Nishi-iru, Imadega-
wa-agaru, Karasumaru, Ka-
mikyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel.: 1256.

Otsuka, Kimhei (icSl&^fi),
President of the Tochigi Corii>-
mercial Bank, of the Kamaya
Bank, Auditor of the Shimo-
tsukeShimbunCo.,Ltd.; Mem-
ber of the Tochigi Chamber
of Commerce ; b. Nov. the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871) in Tochigi-
ken; e. s. of the late Kimbei
Otsuka; /«. Y^ksz, sister ofjun-
suke Hashimoto of Saitama-
ken. Succeeded his father in
1895. Address: Tocjiigi-ma-
chi, Shimotsuga-gun, Tochigi-
ken.

Otsuka, Koreaki Cic :g ft
M). Managing Director of the
Nankai Railway Co., Director
of the Osaka Electric Lamp
Co.; b. the 4th m. of the x^ty.
of Gwanji (1864) in Kumamo-
to ; e. s. oi the late Migaku
Otsuka, a samurai of Kuma-
moto-ken ; m. Tsune, e. d. of
Kanemasa Tateishi, a samnrai
of Osaka. Ediic: studied at
the Preparatory Course of the
former Tokyo Univ. Inaugu-
rated the Osake St.' John's
Church and became its pastor;

[ 7.79, J

0(s

entered later the service of the
Sanyo Railway Co. , present
posts since igos. Address: No.
9, 5 chonie, Koraibashi, Higa-
shi-ku, Osaka. Tel. : 2277
Honkyoku.

Otsnka, Kyuemon {^WX^'M
ri), one of the highest tax-
payers of Gumma-ken, Direct-
or of the Nitta Bank,- Audit-
or of the Yabutsuka Building
Stone Co ; b. the ist in. of the
1st y. of Bunkyia (1861) in
Gumma-ken ; e. s. of Kanzo
otsuka and adopted by the
late Kyiaemon Otsuka; nt. Tsu-
ge, e. d. of Gozaemon Omura
of Tokyo. Succeeded hisadopt-
e_d father in 1887. Address:
Ota-machi, Nitta-gun, Gum-
ma-ken.

Otsuka, Masuro^ (:^ S & 115),
druggist and sake-brewer. Di-
rector of the Nagaoka Bank,
Ltd. , the Hokuetsu Water
Power Electric Co., Ltd., the
Central Petroleum Co., Ltd.
and of the Niigata Commer-
cial Bank, Ltd.; b. the 3rd in.
of the istjr- ofKaei(i848) in
Niigata-ken ; 2nd s. of Heiza-
buro Yamaguchi and a^dopted
by the late Kozaburo Otsuka ;
in. Katsu, e. d. of his adopted
father. Once was a Member
of the Niigata Prefectural As-
sembly. Address: Katagai-mu-
ra, Mishima-gun, Niigata-ken.

Otsuka, Norisato {-kMWW),
Section Chief of the Hiroshi-

ma Hospital. Address: The
Hiroshima Hospital, Hiroshi-'
ma.

Otsuka, Eihei i^K % M ^),
farmer, one of the highest^
taxpayers of Tochigi-ken ; b.^
the 8th m. of the 2nd y. cfi
Kokwa (1845) in Tochigi-ken;
e. s. of the late Ichizo Otsuka.
Succeeded his father in 1883.
Address: Tochigi-machi, Shi-
motsuga-gun, Tochigi-ken.

OtsHka, Rikutaro {'X Jl|^ ;^
BR), Sjjrg^on Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, . Chief of tiie 2ncl Tokyo
Garrison Hospital ; b. \ 8"67''ih"
Hyogo-keh'. Surgeon ""■ Sub-
Lieutenant Dec. 1892 ; Sur-.
geon Lieutenant May 1895 ;
Surgeon Captain Nov. 1899;
Surgeon Major Mar. 1905 ;
Surgeon Lieutenant - Colonel
(Nov. 1909). Decorations: 4th
Order of the Rising Sun, 5th
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and 5th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: No. 167, Ha-
rajiuku, , Tokyo. Tel. : 2997
Shiba.

Otsuka, Sen-iehi (j<iM M — ),
Engineer to the Japan Petro-
leum Co. Edue. : graduated
from the Science College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Bi-
gahuhahusU. Address : No.
9 J 6 chome, Takehaya-cho,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel. .-
3520 Bancho.

Otsuka, Yasuji (:k W. ^ -<^)i
Biinirakuhakushi (Doctor oi

o.t

[ 780]

Is,iterature), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Literature of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (^Chair-^sthe-
tics) ; b. Dec. the isty. of Me-
iji (1868) in Gumma-ken ; bro-
ther of Migiemon Koya and
adopted by Masao ' Otsuka ;
m. Kusuo, e. d. of his adopted
father. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imperial Universi-
ty ; studied further in Ger-
many, France and Italy (1896
-1900). Present post since 19-
00. Address: No. 10, Nishi-
kata-machi, Komagome, Kon-
go, Tokyo,

Otsuka, 3£oshinari_(;k^fi^),
Expert to the Kyushu Agri-
cultural Experiment Farm.
Address: Demizu-mura, Ho-
taku-gun, KumamotQ-ken.

Otsuki, Chisato (:^ H ^ S),
Kogakuhakushi (Dr. of Engi-
neering), Prof, of the College
■of Science and Engineering in
the Kyoto Imp. Univ. (chair-
Applied Chemistry); b. 1873
in Tokyo ; 3rd s. of the late ^
^Lieutenant-General Shoshi O-
tsuki. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Engineering in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ;' made
special study of photographic
chemistry - at Berlin Univ.,
i9o6-'d6. On returning home
Lecturer at the Tokyo Fine
Arts School and at the Kyofo
Imp. Univ. ; present post since
5ept. 19 10. Address : ,H^&

Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto.

Otsnki, Fumihiko {%^%M\
Nom de Plume " Fuku-ken,"
Btingakiihahushi (Japanese
classics) ; b. the nth m. of the
4th J. of Kokwa (1847) in To-
kyo ; s. of Heiji Otsuki, a fa-
mous scholar of the Sendai
clan ; m. Fuku, d. of Michita-
ka Ogura, ex - Paymaster-
Captain of the Navy. Educ. :
studied Chinese classics from
Hayashi Daigakunokami,
English at the former Kaiseisho
and from an American resid-
ent of Yokohama, Japanese
classics by self-instruction.
Assistant Instructor at the Y5-
kendo, a clan school of Sendai
(1863) ; Official in the Depart-
ment of Education (1872);
Principal of the Miyagi Nor-
mal School (1873) ; again en-
tered the service of the De-
partment of Education (1880);
teacher of the former First
Higher Middle School (1896);
President of the Miyagi Libra-
ry (same year) ; Lecturer on
Japanese classics at the High-
er Normal School (1897);
Examining Commissioner of
the Tokyo Imp. Museum (19-
01) ; Member of the Com-
mittee for the Investigation of
the National Language of the
Department of Education (i8-
92). Publications • Genkai, a
dictionary! of the Japanese
language: Japanese Gram-

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OJs— Oar

mer ; History of Date Fukito-
mo; Japanese History, etc.
Recreations: Reading and col-
lecting curios. Address : 258,
Kanasugi, Nippori-mura. Ki-
tatoshima-gun, Tpkyo-fu.

■ Otsnki, Eyuji {-Jc M 11 iS),
Superintendent of the Osaka
Customs; 5. the nth m. of
■the 3rd J/, of Bunkyu (1863)
in Miyagi-keji ; 2nd s. of the
Jate Takeji Otsiiki ; m. Soto,
sisUr of Chosaku Ishioka, a
-heimin of Aomori-ken. Ediic:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(i8go). Councillor of the Ag-
ricultural and Commercial De-
partment (1902) ; in succession
Councillor of Kanagawa, Kyo-
to and Tottori prefectures, Re-
venue 'OfScer of the Treasury,
Secretary to the Agricultural
and Commercial Department,
Private Secretary to the Minis-
ter for Agriculture and Com-
merce and Superintendent of
the Nagasaki Customs ; pres-
ent post since 1905. Address:
Official Residence, Custom
House, Tomishima-cho, Kita-
ku, Osaka. Tel.: 930 Mslii
OueH, Chozo {% f^ % H)
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives ; h. Mar. the 7th
f. of Meiji (1874) in Fukuoka-
ken ; e.~s. of the late Seiichiro
<auclii, a sarmirai '^iYx^xxok's.;
m. Kosue, y. sister of Ryutaro
Dno, also a Fukuoka satnurai.

Educ. : graduated from "the To-
kyo Semmon Gaggo (forerun-
ner of ^ the present Waseda
Univ.)andthen studied Politics
and Law at Columbia Univer-
sity, U. S. A. Has been in
Europe and America in the
suite of the late Prince Konoe;
elected Member of the House
of Representatives in 1908.
Address: Shiraki-mura, Ha-
chime-gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Ouchi, TIsMnoscke {%f^^2.
19), Chief of the Foreign Af-
fairs Bureau of the Kwantung
Governm.ent. Address .•_Offici-
al Residence, No. 9, Oseko-
machi, Shinshigai, Port Ar-
thur.

Owada, ShosliicM(;^iJHsl£ b),
shipping agent,,,President of
the Owada Bank, the Kyuni
Savings Bank, the Tsuruga
Taihoku Co. and of the Owa-
da Colliery Co., President of
the Tsuruga Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. the 2nd m. of the
4tli_;j'. of Ansei (1857) in Fu-
kui-ken ; y. b. of Kuroemon
Yamamoto and adapted by
the late Toyokata Owada; m.
Masu, e. d, of his adopted
father. Address : Tsuruga-ma-
chi, Tsuruga-gun, Fukui-ken.

Owaki, Seijun {%"&!£. ?t),
Expert to Aomori prefecture,
to the Aomori Agricultural
Experiment Farm and to the
Aomori Agricultural Iiistitute.-
Address : Ofncial Residence,

Our

l7S2-\

Aomon'-prefettural Office,~A-
omori.

_ Oara, Kanetake X^K !fl 9&_j^}<
Visuount, ex-Min. for Mouse
Affairs (Dec. i9i2-Feb/i3)M.
of the House of Peers, Vice-
President of the Japan Grand
Exhibition (1917); ^. the 5th
m. of the 3rd J/, of Kayei (18-
50) in Kagoshima ; e. s. of
Gendayu Oura, a -samurai of
Kagosliima clan; m. K6. e, d.
of NaokaUi Yamaguchi, a To-
kyo samurai. Began his offici-
al career as Sergeant in thcM-e-
. tropoh'tais Police Office when
the modern- police system was
inaugurated in Tokyo in 18-
71 ; was shortly afterwards
transferred as Junior Police

Inspector to the Department
of Justice ; resigned 'the post
and joining the Arm v took
part as its Section Command-
er in the "Formosan Expedi-
tion in 1874; again entered
the service of the Metropolitan

Police Office becoming Police
Inspector the following year ;
at the time of the Saigo Rebel-
lion was ordered to proceed
to the scene of action and aft-
er fighting bravely at various
places was made Sub-Lieuten-
ant and then Lieutenant of the
Array in addition to his post
as police officer ; at the con-
clusion of the war was apoint-
ed in succession Secretary to
Toyama-ken, Vice-Chief of the
Police Bureau of .the Depart-
ment of the Interior, Secretary
to Osaka-fu and then Governor
to Miyagi and Yamaguchi pre-
fectures; made Superintend-
dent-General of Police (1899)
and appointed member of the
House of Peers by Imperial
nomination in 1900 ; resigned
the post when the late Prince
Ito organized X\i& Seiyukai {zi
political party) in 1900 and
the following year was again
appointed Superintendent-
General of the Police and after-
wards Minister of Communi-
cations in the then newly form-
ed Katsura Cabinet ; resigned
in 1906 and meanwhile accept- .
ed Presidentship of the Buto-
X'/z/Jzwrt/ (An ' Association for-
the Encouragement of Mili-
tary Exercises) ; again entered
the Cabinet as Minister for
Agriculture and Commerce
(resig.Aug.191 1) wlien the 2nd
Katsura Ministiy was formed

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Oya

in 1908 ; liad been Japanese
President of tlie Anglo-Japa-
nese Exhibition in 1910 and
was in England for th^at pur-
pose, returning home "at the
end of last year ; was created
Baron and decorated with the
1st Order of the Rising Sun
(Crrand Cordon) in 1907 ; was
created Viscount in August
19 1 1. Address: ISTo. gy, Saku-

rada-=h"o, Azabu7Tokyo.~7>Z.'
S4 Shiba

Oya, GonbeiC;^ M S ^),
Kogakuhahishi, Chief of the
Railway Bureau of the Chosen
Government ; b. the 2nd in. of
the 1st J)/, of Bunkyii(i86i)in
the province of Suwo ; e. s. of
Sadayasu Oya, a samurai of
Iwakuni clan ; in. Atsu, 3rd d.
of the late Major-General Ka-
netoshi Imai. Ediic. ; graduat-
ed from the Science Course of
the former Tokyo University
(1883). Entered the service of
the Departm.ent of War as its
Engineer immediately 'after
graduation ; transferred as En-
gineer to the Department of
Communications and engaged
in the construction of the To-
kaido Railway ; subsequently
made Chief of the Nagoya
branch of the Railway Con-
struction and Traffic Bureau of
the Department of Commuica-
tions ; Chief 'of the Engineer-
ing Section "of the head office
at Tokyo of the same Bureau

(1895); was sent to Europe
and America on an official
mission (1901-1902) ; granted
the degree of Kogakuhakushi
(1901) ; resigned his govern-
ment post and accepted the
post of Chief of the Engineer-
ing Section of the Seoul and
Fusan Railway Co. (1903);
transferred as Engineer to the
Railway Control Bureau of
the Residency-General of Ko-
rea and was appointed Chief
of its ^'Engineering Section
(1906) ; afterwards promoted
Chief of the same Bureau and
then transferred as President
of the Railway Bureau of Ihe
Chosen. Government as the re-
sult of the annexation of Ko-
rea to Japan (1909). Decora-
tion : the 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : Official
Residence, Furuichi-machi,
Seoul, Chosen.

Oya, Shiehihei iX W^ -h ¥),
shipping ageat, dealer in ma-
rine products, ex-Mem. of the
House of Peers for Ishikawa-
ken ; b. the lOth in, of the isf
y. of Keio (1865) in Ishika wa-
ken ; y. brother of Nisaburo
Miroumi, a large ship-owner
and adopted by the late Shi-
chihei Dya of Osaka ; m. To-
VV3, adopted d. of Shich'igorr
Shimizu of Fukui-ken. Ad-
drss: No. 36, 2cliome, Tera-
machi-dori, Nishi-ku, Osa-
ka. Te!.: 690 Nishi and 333

Oya [ ;84 ]

Id

Oya, Uinatarw (-}i^mic W),
Mayor of Morioka ; (^. June
the 3rd jf. of Meiji (1870) in.
Iwate-ken ; 7mc/i; of Shuntato
Nakamura, a samurai of Iwa-
te-ken and adopted by Gozo
Oya; m. lQm\, 2nd d. of his
adopted father. -Address : No.
7, Kagano-cho, Morioka, Iwa-
te-ken.

"Oya, YasohaeMro (:fcMAi'A
Bi5), Principal of the 3rd Mid-
dle School, ^ Kanagawa - pre-
fecture ; b. 26, Mar. 1864 in
Tokyo ; s. of Kazuya Oya^ a
samurai of Okazaki. Educ. :
stutiled naval architecture in
the Engineering College, To-
kyo, Address : Atsugi, Ka-
nagawa-ken.

Oyaidzu, Knando ( 'KPit^A).
Managfng Director of the Ma-
ruzen Co., Director of the Dai-
Nippon Book and Chart Co.,
Auditoi of the Tokyo Book
Co.; b. the 2nd m. of the 1st
J-, of Kokwa (1844) in Okaza-
ki, province of Mikawa ; s. of
-Munekadzu Oyaidzu ; m.Fu-
mi, e. d. of Shigetake Shibata,
samurai of Aichi-ken. .^S^^w^-"
studied at the Daigaku-Nanko
(forerunner of the present To-
kyo Imp. Univ.) and then at
the Kdogij_uku. Fought in the
Battles of Ou and Hakodate,
siding with the Tokugawa
Force, in, 5867; entered the
service of the Maruzen firm,

Yokohama in 1873 and after-
wards became manager of its

"Osaka bi-anch; when the head
ofRce of the firm was removed
to Tokyo was made its mana-
ger in 1882 and then its ma-
naging Director, a post which
he still hoidsr;l.'is>also-ipresi-
dent of:th_e /Ilokyo.Bobk Publi-
shers Guild til. addition -to the
posts befofii mentioned. Ad-
dress : 113- Sendagi-hayashi-
cho, Komagome, Hbngo, To-
kyo. 7>/..' 1344 Shitaya.

Oyama, Iwao (S.\^M), Prince,
Field-Marshal, Supreme Mili-
tary Councillor, Member of
the House of Peers; b. the
lothm. of the 13th jr. of Tem-
po (1842) in Kagoshima ; 2nd
s, of Hikohachi Oyama, a sa-
murai of the Satsuma clan ;
m. Sutematsu,, voungef sister
of tire late Baron Ko Yama-
gawa. Fought at various pla-
ces under the late Takaniori
Saigo at the time of the Res-
toration ; in 1 869 was sent to
Europe to observe the prog-
ress of the Franco-Prussian
War and after witnessing the
Siege of Paris returned home
the following year; made Gap-
tain and then Major Gezieral

-in 1871 ;.^went a;gain to Eu-
rope and studied military tac-
tics in France .and Switzer-
land ; Was . appointed j^Coni-
mander of Kumambto Gar-
rison in 1876 and then Vice-

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Oya

Mil), of war and C^mmaiul-

er of the Tokyo Garrison in
succession; took a prominent
part in ths Saigo Rebellion
as Commander of the Flying
Column of the Imperial For-
ces in 1 877 ; promoted Lieu-
tenant-General and was ap-
pointed Second Chief of the
General staff tlie following
year; Minister of War (1880);
Chief of the General staff(i8-
82) ; went to Europe for the .
third time on an official mis-
sion (1883 — 1885) ; created
Count in 1884; again Minis-
ter of War in 1885, having
also tempoi-arily portfolio of
the Minister of the Navy and
then that of Minister, for Edu-
cation; promoted General and
was appointed Privy , Coun-
cillor in' 1 89 1 ; commanded
the and Army during the
China-Japan war, 1895 and
after severe fighting occupied
Kin-chow, Port Arthur and

Wei-ilai-Wei, the most im-
portant strongholds of China ;
created Marquis and awarded
Grand Cordon of the Rising
Sun with the Paulownia Flow-
er ; Field Marshal (1898);
Commander - in ~ Chief of the
Manchurian Army during the
Russo - Japanese War ; the
great success achieved by the
whole Japanese army in Man-
churia was mainly due to his
excellent tactics ; was made
Prince and decorated with the
Grand Order of the Chrysan-
themum after the war. Ad-
dress^ No. 9, Onden, Sen-
dagaya, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo-fu. Te/.: 125 Shiba.
^ Oyama, Kikujiro C:fc lU M rft
SC President of the Kani
Bank. Address : Yaotsuma-
chi, Kamo-gun, Gifu-ken.

Oyama, Kyojiro Oz \ii ^ ^
B|5), one of the highest tax-
payers of Miyazaki-ken, Di-
' i-ector of the Hyuga Bank,
Ltd ; d. the 8th m. of the ist
y. of Kokwa (1844) in Miya-
zai<t-ken ; adopted son of the
late Kyiihei Oyama. Address:
Takanabemachi, Koyu - gun,
Miyazaki-ken.

ffyama, Tsunamasa (:feili^ia ),
Governor of Okayanm-ken,
Captain of Infantry on the
reserve ; d. Che nth in. of the
6th J. of Kayei (1853) in Ka-
goshinia-ken ; e. s. of Tanken
Oyama, a Kagoshima samu-

Ova

[ 786 ]

rai; m. Toku, younger sister
of Keijiro Yamashita, also a
Kasfoshima samurai. Enter-
ed the service of the Metro-
politan Police Board in 1875;
took part for the Gov't in the
Satsuma Rebellion as Lieu-
tenant in the Army; Assistant-
Police Inspector ; Captain of
Iniantry ; aftei'wards in suc-
cession was Secretary, Coun-
cillor, Vice-Chief of the In-
dustrial Bureau, and then of
the Commercial and Indus-
trial Bureau of the Agricultu-
ral and Commerial Depart-
ment ; Governor of Saga-ken
in 1896 ; then Governor of
Yamanashi-ken ; present post
since 1905. Decoration: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : Official Residence, No.
146, Yuminocho, Okayama,
Okayama-ken. ^

Ctyama. Tsunasuke (J<. lU ^
■k'), ex-Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary;
b. the 1st m. of the 6th y.
of Kayei (1853) in Kagoslii-
ma ; e. s. of the late Koki 0-
yama, a Kagoshima samurai ;

in. Hisa, e. d. of Baron So-
suke Nomura. Entered ,the
diplomatic service as Assist-
ant Translator in 1875; Chan-
cellor of the Legation at Ro-
me, Apr. 1 878 ; Chancellor
of the^ Legation at Paris ;
Secretary to the Legation at
London, Feb. 1 884 ; Pri\'ate

Secretary to the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, Oct. 1886;
Secretaiy to the Department
of Foreign Affairs, Feb. 18-
&S ; Secretary to the Lega-
tion at Paris, Nov. 1888 ;
Seci'etaiy to the Legation at
the Hague, Mar. 1 892 ; Sec-
retary to the Legation at
Vienna, Sept. 1 892 ; promot-
ed Minister Resident, May
1 896 ; Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary
to Rome, May 1 899 ; placed
on the retired list in 19 10.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising ^un and many other
orders from the courts of
Spain, France, Portugal, Bel-
gium and Italy. Address :
No. II, Fujimicho, Azabuku,

Tokyo. Tel. : 394 Shiba.
Oyamada, ITakanojyo Ql-^ [Ii

ffl -ft ^ S5> Captain of Navy,
Commander of the Akashi
(protected cruiser); b. in 1871.
Educ: the Naval Engineer-
ing School. Lieut.-Command-
er, Oct.' 1899; Commander,
Aug. 1905; Captain, Dec.
1911. Once was an aide-
de-camp and adjutant to H.
I.H. Prince Takehito. De-
coratiotts: 3rd Order of R.S.,
4th Order of S.T., 4th Class
of G. K.

Oyamada, Shmzo C'h Uj B ^
M), Member of the House of
Representatives ; b. Oct. the
3rd y. of Meiji (1870) in Mi-

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Oye— O^a

to, province of Hitachi ; e. s,
of Katsusada Oyamada, a sa-.
inurai of Mito clan ; m. Yo-
ne/ 31-d d. of Viscount Yori-
tomo Dogi. Educ. : studied
economics at a private in-
stitution. Early entered busi-
ness and started the Osaka
Electric Light Co. ; gained
great profit as a large share-
holder of the Osaka Railway
Co. ; rendered services in re-
adjusting the financial emba-
rassments of the Japan Text-
ile Fabric Co.; later became
Director of the Hokkaido Col,r
liery Co. ; has been often
elected member of the House
of Representatives ; member
of the Seiyukai ; decorated
with the 4th Order of Rising
Sun. Address: Kawasakicho,
Shimoicbi, Mito, Ibaraki-ken.
Oye, Sumitoshi (± Jl }g *),

Paymaster - Colonel, sectional
Chief of the Accountants
Bureau of War; b. 1862 in
Gifu-ken. Paymaster - Sub-
Lieut., Aug. 1890; Paymas-
ter-Lieut., Nov. 1894; Pay-
master-Lieut., No. 1894;
Paymaster - Captain, Oct.
1897; Paymaster-Major, Dec.
1903; Paymaster - Lieut.-
Colonel, April 1905 • Pay-
master-Colonel, Dec. igo8.
Decorations: 4th Order of
S. T., 3rd Order of R. S.,
4th Class of Golden Kite.
Address: No. lOg Tomihisa-

cho, Ichigaya, Ushigome-ku,
Tokyo.

Oyobibe, Moritane UX % S
ft), Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 28th Regiment
of Infantry; b. 1867 in Naga-
no-ken. Sub-Lieutenant,*^ July
1887; Lieutenant, Nov. 1890;
Captain, Sept. 1895 ; Major,
Apr. 1901 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Nov. 1904; Colonel, Nov.
igoy }^ Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, Sth Order
of the Sacred Treasure and
3rd Class of the Golden. Kite.
Address: Asahikawa, Hok-
kaido. \

Ozaki, Pusataro CM*IMi:IiO,
shipping-agent, importer and
exporter, Director of theChuo
Warehouse Co., Ltd. ; b. the .
Sth m. of the Sth y. of Ka-
yei (1852) in Shidzuoka-pre-
fecture ; e. s.^ of Sanshichiro
Ozaki; m. M.oto, younger sister
of Inohei Ema of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1873. Address: No.
14, I chome, Kitanakadori,
Yokohama. Tel.: 114,9.

Ozaki, ihei CM «t C* i^ ^)i
President of the 35th Bank,
Representative Member of the
Ozaki Native Products Co., the
Fuji Co., and of the Hotoku
Co., Director of the Shizuoka
Electric Light Co. and of the
Shizuoka Fancy Matting Co.,
Auditor of the Shizuoka Rice
Exchange and of the Japan

Oz?.

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Musical Instrument Mfg. Co.,

President of the Shizuoka

Chamber of Commerce ; d.

the 8th m. of the 4th f. of

Kokwa (1847) in' Shizuoka-

ken ; e. s. of Sukeo Ozaki ;

m. Katsu, 3rcl d. of Senji Tsu-

ji. Succeeded his father in

1882. Address: No. 58, 3

chomej x\nzaicho, Shizuoka.

Ozaki, Kyuji (^ if ^ 9:;,

Director of the Banzu Savings^

Bank and of the Nishio Bank;

^. Feb. the ist j/. of Meiji

(1868) in Aichi-ken; e. s. of

Kyuhei Ozaki ; in. Mitsu,

Yoimg-er sisi^r of Asata.ro Ota.

Succeeded his father in 1895.

Address: Nishio-machi, Ban-

zu-gua, Aichi-ken.

Ozaki, Saburo (S *5f H K),
Baron, Court Councillor, Mem-
ber of the House of Peers; 5.
the 1st ;u. of the 13th f. of
Tempo (1842) in the province
of Yamashiro ; 3rd s. of the
late Daishin Ozaki, a sainurai
of Kyoto ; m. Yae, d. of Ta-
]<usho Fujiyama, a famous
Buddhist priest. Ediic: studied
in England. Early embraced
the cause of the Mikado, as
.1 follower of the late Prince
Sanjo, at the end of the To-
k'ugawa -regime and rendered
great service in the work ot
Restoration ; then studied in
England and after returning
home in 1873 entered the
service of the Dajokan (States

Ministers' Office); in succes-
sion was transferred as Direct-
or of the Legislative Bureau,
Chief Librarian and Senior-
Secretary to the Home De-
partment, the- same to the
Imperial Household Depart-
ment, 1st Secretary to the
Department of Foreign Af-
fairs, Councillor to the Legi-
slative Bureau, Member of the
Senate, Chief of the Legisla-
tive Bureau and was final-
ly appointed Member of the
House of Peers by Imperial
nomination in 1890 ; created
Baron and appointed Court
Councillor in 1896 ; has been
decorated with the ist Order
of the Rising Sun in connec-
. tion with the Russo - Japa-
nese war. Recreations: Check-
ers and old Japanese Songs.
Address: 31, Roppongicho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. : 313
Shiba. Clubs : Saiwai Club ;
Doki Club.

Ozaki, Sakujiro CS "t f^ ^
115), President of the Ozaki
Bank, of the Kumano Fish -
ing Co., Managing Director
of the Nachi Bank, Director
of the Toei Fishing Co., Rep-
resentative member of the
Ozaki Lime Co. ; b. the 4th
m. of the 3rd y. of Kokwa
(i846)inWakayama-ken; 3rd
.5. of Sakubei Ozaki ; m. Ta-
,me, e. d. of Izaemon Ito. Ad-
dress : Shingumachi, Higashi-

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Oia

muro-gun, Wakayama-ken.
' Ozaki, Seizo (M *? 4 3)",
Managing Director of the Ku-
rashiki Commercial Bank ; b.
May the 2nd j/. of Meiji (1869)
in Okayama-ken ; younger b.
of Eizaburo Takado and adopt-
ed by the late Hisayoshi O-
zakl ; m. .Tome, 4th d. ot
Shinzo Inoue. Early entered
the army and after attaining
the rank of Captain of Artil-
lery was transferred to the re-
serve list ; since then has en-
gaged in business. Address :
Obie-mura, Tsukubo-giui, O-
,kayama-ken.

, Ozaki, Yujiro c^m^P^-- HP).
Secretary to the Karafuto
^^Government and in addition
Manager of the Monopoly Bu-
reau of Agricultural and Com-
mercial Department ; b: Mar.
the 6th f. of Meiji (1873) in
Hyogo-ken ; 2nd s. of Shin-
zaburo Katsuyama and adopt-
ed by Bunhichi Ozaki ; 7U.
Shizu, e. d. of Yoshiharu Mi-
yaji of Yamagata-ken. Edtcc:
graduated from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (1899). Passed the
Higher Civil Service Exami-
nation the same year; appoint-
ed Councillor to Waka^na-
ken (1900) ; afterwerds i^uc-
cession was Councillor to Mi-
yagi-ken,i Chief of Police of
Fukushima and Kagawa pre-
fectural Offices, Secretary to

the Civil Affairs Bureau of
the Karafuto Governnierit ;
present posts since 1907 ; was
in Europe and Anicrica on
an official mission in 1909.
Address : Official Residence,
No. 9,''Higashigoj6, Toyoha-
ra-gun, Karafuto (Saghalien).
Ozaki, Yukio im ^ 'n «»)>
ex-Mayer of Tokyo, Mem. of

the H. R. and a prominent
member of the Heiyu club (a
political party); b' the nth
m. J»of the 6th r. oi Ansei
(1859) in Matano'-mur/, Tsu-
kui-gun, Kanagawa-kcn ; e. s
of Yukimasa Ozaki, a samih
rat of Mie-ken ; m. Ei, d. of
Baron Saburo Ozaki. Editc. ;
studied at the Keiogijuku and
then at the^Kogakuryo (for-
mer Engineering College of the
Tokyo University). Became
successively ^vriter to the Kyo-
chu Shimpo, the Tokyo Hocld
Shimbun and chief editor to
the Ntigata - Shimbun ; was

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appointed junior Secretary to
the Board of Statistics on the
recommendation of Count O-
kuma, then Minister of Fi-
nance; left the government ser-
vice in 1 88 1 when Count
Okuma resigned his post and
with latter's assistance found-
ed the Kaishinto (a powerful
progressive political -party) in
which he was one of the
leaders; was compelled to
leave Tokyo by the enforce-
ment of the Peace Preserva-
tion Regulation in 1887 when
he in company with the late
Count Goto and some others
attacked the proposed govern-
ment's intention of revising the
then existing treaties with for-
eign powers and availing him-
self of this apportunity made a
tour of Europe and America
returning home in ^89 ; was
elected member of the House of
Representatives when it was
i naugurated the fol lowing year;
again entered government serv-
ice as Councillor to the De-
partment of Fon;iirn Affairs
in 1897 ; appointed Minister
of Education when the Con-
stitutional party Cabinet was
formed under the premiership
of Count Okuma the following
year, '^ which post, "* however,
he had to resign soon after-
wards owing to some trivial
circumstance; next joined the
Seiyukai, a new political party

under the presidenc;,- of the
late Prince Ito and' became
its leader in the House ; left
the Seiyukai and was elected
Mayor of Tokyo in 1903;
againbecame member of the
.Seiyxihai last year; resigned the
mayorship in'^1912. Mr. Ozaki,
as a writer, is well Icnown
under his nonie de phciiie of
" Gakudo " ; is also a man of
eloquence. Publications: "Ga-
kudS Shij " (a volume con-
taining his essays and miscel-
laneous works) ; " Learning
and Human ; Life " among
many others. Rccreatioits t
reading ; hunting, etc. Ad-
dress : 225 Shinagawamachi,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu. Te!. :
39s Shiba.

Ozaki, Fusataro (.j^^^BJaW,
shipping-agent, importer and
exporter. Director of the Chuo
Warehouse Co., Ltd. ; d. the
8th m. of the 5 th f. of Ka-
yei (1852) in Shidzuoka-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Sanshichiro
Ozaki; vi. M.oto, yoimger sister
of Inohei Ema of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1873. Address: No.
14, I chome, Kitanakadori,
Yokohama. Tel.: 1149.

6^wa, Gakutaro C:fc ?f S ic
W)^gakuhaktishi (Doctor of
Medicine), Prof, of the Medir-
cal College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.'- (chair - Anatomy) ; b.
the 6tli m. of the 3i"d y- of

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Oza

Biinkyu (1863) in_Aichi-ken ;
e. s, of Kenryu Ohash:. and
adopted by Kenji Dzawa,
Igakuhakiishi ; ftt. Julia Mey-
er, e. d. of August Meyer, a
iGerman. Edtic. .• graduated
from the Medical College of .
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1887);
studied further in Germany
(1893 — 1898). Assistant-Prof,
of the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (1890) ;
Igakuhakushi (1898) ; present
post since 1900. Address :
No. 16, AkebOnocho, Koma-
gome, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. ' ;

Ozawa, Geppo (:Jc ?f ^ «$)',
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 2 1st Regi-
ment of Infantry; b. 1869 in
Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., March
1892; Lieut., Nov., 1894;
Captain, Oct. 1898; Major,
March 1904; Lieut. Colonel,
Nov. 1907; Colonel, Jan,
1912: Decorations: S^y^ ^^-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address'. Hamada,
Shimane-ken.

Ozawa, Jin-ichi C'h P S ifeO,
President of the Mito District
Court. Address: Nakamachi,
Kami-ichi, Mito, Ibaraki-ken. _

Ozawa, Kaiyu C:*; W W ^^'
LientenantrGeneral since Jan.
19 1 2, placed on tlje waiting
list since September 19 12;
1). the 9th TO. of the
^th y. 01 i-i.opi i i<^syj in At

ichi - ken ; 2nd s. of Tamao
Ozawa ; m. Hisa, 2nd d. of
Nagatomi Nakamichi, a samu-
r«2 of Chiba-ken. Edtic.: Gradu-
ated from the Military Aca?
demy and then from the Mili-
tary College; continued his
studies in Germany (1893 —
189s). Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, Dec. 1 88 1 ; Lieuten-
ant — , May 1885 ; Lieutenant.,
of Commissariat, Nov. 1889;
Captain — , Nov. 1890; Majoi-
— , Apr. 1895 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel— •, Oct. 1898 ; Colo-
nel — , Nov. 1901; Major-Gen-
eral, Jan. 1905 ; was Super-
intendent of the Communica-
tions and Transportations dur-
ing the Russo-Japanese War ;
was chief of 3rd section of
the General Staff Office and
instructor of Military Calle-
ge ; transferred to Com. of Yu-
ra Fortress in Dee. 1 9 1 1 . De-
cof-ations : the 2nd Order of
the Rising Sun, the 3rd Or-r
der of the Sacred Treasure
and the 3rd Class of theGold-
en Kite. Address : No. 8, Hi-
gashi - Dkubo, Dkubo - mura,
Toyotama - gun, Tokyo - fu.
. Tel. : 297 Bancho.

fizawa, Kenji (.it M M ^),
Igakuhakushi, M. D., Prof, of
the.Medicfil College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (Chair-Physi-
ology), member, of the House
of Peers, etc. ; d. the 7th tn.
of the 5th J', of Kaei (1852)

Oza

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in the province of Mikawa ;
3rd s. of Saburo Dbayashi
and adopted by the late Gen-
rvu Ozawa, a samufai of To-
yohashi clan ; m. Saku, 2nd
d. of KyCibei Kasawara of A-
ichi-ken. Educ: studied medi-
cine at the Igakiisho (a Gov-
ernment medical school) and
then at the Medical College
of the former Tokyo Univ. (i 8-
66 — 1871); was sent to Ger-
many to continue his situdies
(Berlin Univ., 1872— 1875
Straasburg Univ;, 1879 — 18-
83). Prof, of the Tokyo Medi-
cal .School ( 1 876 — 1 879) ;
Prof, of the Medical College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (18-
83) ; granted the degree of
Igakiihakushi (1887) ; Chief
Prof of the Medical College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (18-
87 — 1890) ; Dean of the same
College (1891— 1893); mem-
ber of the Imperial Academy
since 1890 ; membei of the
House of Peers since 1891 ;
has been twice in Europe on
official missions. Publications:
" Essay on the improvement
of the constitution of the body;"
" The duty of Women;" "New
opinions on Marriage," besides
many other similar works.
Recreations: Hunting and fish-
ing. Address: No. 131, Hi-
gashikatamachi, Komagome,
Hongo, ' Tokyo. Club. : Ki-
zokuin Chawakai. Tel. : 27-

04 Shitaya.

Ozawa, Kishichiro Ci: yf -%
-b W), Captain of the Navy,
Commander of the ist battle-
ship MUcasa; b. i%6g.Educ.:
Graduated .from the Naval
Academy, Sept. 1884. Lieu-
tenant-Commander, June 18-
98 ; Commander, Oct. 1902 ;
Captain, Sept. 1907. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Class of
the Golden Kite and many
other foreign decorations ; was
attache to the Yokosuka Naval
Station.

Ozawa, Kohei C:^ vf ^ ^),
President of the Ashigara
Bank;;^. the sth m. of the
2nd y. of Kokwa (1845). in
Kanagawa-ken ; e. s. of Zen-
zaburd Ozawa ; m. Kuwa, 2nd
d. of Tsunaga Kawamura, a
samtiraioi Shizudka.-'kcn. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1857 ; has
been for a long time head man
of his native village; member
of the Prefectural Assembly
in 1892 and on three oc-
casions since ; has been de-
corated with the Commenda-
tory Medal of the Yellow
Riband in 1 881 for public serv-
ices rendered to his native
province. Address : Tomina-
ga-mura, Ashigarashita-gun,
Kanagawa-ken.

Ozawa, Kozo C'h M # H),
a rich farmer, one of the

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Oza

highest taxpayers of Shizuoka-
ken; b. July the iith_y. of
Meiji (1878) in Shizuoka-ken;
ird s. of Katsuzaemon Ozawa
And adopted by the late Zenzo
Ozawa, succeeding him in 19-
oi ; M.Kd, e. d. of his adopt-
ed father, Addi-ess : Harada-
rnura, Fuji-gun, Shidzuoka-
ken.

- Ozawa, San-emon C'h ?? H *
^ H), sake-brewer, one of the
highest taxpayers of Shiga-
ken ; b. the 5 th ;//. of the ist
y. of Keio (1865) in Shiga-
ken; e. s. of Yasuroji Ozawa;
m. Kinu, younger sister of Shi-
chibei Ozawa. Address : Ka-
gamiyama-mura, Ganio-gun,
Shiga-ken.

Ozawa, Shichibei (<!■« ^ As ^
*). President of Koto Agri-
cultural Bank, Ltd., ex-Dir.
6? the Shiga-ken Agricultur-
al and Industrial Bank, Ltd.,
Auditor of the Omi Sail Cloth
Mfg. Co., Ltd. and of the
Teikoku Hemp Mfg. Co. ; b.
the 1st m. of the 3rd y. ol
Bunkyu (1863) in Shiga-ken;
e. s. of the late Shichibei Oza-
wa ; m. Miyo, yoimger sister
of Shirobei Nakamura. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1893. Ad-
dress: Shinohara-mui-a, Yasu-
gun, Shiga-ken.

Ozawa, Shozo C:^ ?f ^ H),
Vice-President of the Japan
[Leather Co., President of the
Japan Shoes Mfg. Co.; b. the

5 th ;;/. of the sndjv. of Kayei
(1849) iri Tokyo; 3rd s. of
Ruiemon Ozawa, a Tokyo sa-
imirai ; in. Moyo, e. d. of
Hirozo Shindo, a samurai of
Chiba-ken. Address: No. 35,
2 chome, Tsukiji, Kyobashi,
Tokjo. Tel. : 1930 Kyobashi.
Ozawa, Takeo C'h M St W),
Baron, Lieutenant-General on
the Second Reserve, Lord-in-
Waiting of the Kinkei Hall,
Member of the House of Peers,
Vice-President of the Japan
Red Cross Society, President
of the Conscription Insurance
Co., Councillor to the Japan
Grand Exhibition in 1917;^,
the nth m. of the \st y. of
Kokwa (1844) in Kokura, pro-
vince of Buzen ; e. s. of Shobei
Ozawa, a samurai of Kokura
clan; vi. Kuwa, 2nd d. of Tsu-
nayoshi Kawamura, a sainurai
of Shidzuoka. Early entered
the Ai'my and after due pro-
motion attained the rank of
Lieutenant-General when he
was placed on the reserve list;
was a Staff ofificer of the Mili-
tary force despatcehd against
Saigo in the Rebellion; mem-
ber of the Investigation Com-
mittee of Martial law. Chief
of tlie Military Affairs Bureau
of the Department of War,
President of the Militaiy A-
cademy, Second Chief of the
General Staff, Chief of the
same, Chief of the Fortress

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Construction Department of
the -Army; created in 1887
and nominated member of the
House of Peers in 1890 ; is
one of the founders of the Ja-
pan Red Cross . Societjv? in
which he now holds the post
of Vice-President after having
been one of its Directors for a
long time. Decoration: ist Or-
der of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress t Ifo. 70, Shimoniban-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
36 Banclio.

Ozawa, Tatsujiro C;>;r?SruBrOi
Director of the Shinano Com-
mercial Savings Bank, the
Shinano Afforestation Co., and
of the Shinano Commercial
Bank, Managing director of
the Kiso Development Co.; b.
Oct. the .3rd y. of Meiji (1870)
in Nagano-ken ; e. s. of the late
Mon-ichiro Ozawa ; in. Kane,
2nd (t. of Chikuzen Hattori,
a samurai of Nagano-clan.

Succeeded his father in 1904.
Address : Fukushirna-machi,
Nishichikuma-gun, Nagano-
ken

Ozawa, Zensnke C:^cif#Sl)),
dealer in watches and clocks,
president of the Kyoto Indust-
rial and Commei'cial Co., Kyo-
to Electric Light Co., and of
the Taami Hotel Co., director
of the 92nd Bank and Shiki-
shin Co.', auditor of the Kyoto
Exchange, Vice-President of
the Kyoto Chamber of Com-
merce; 6. the 2nd m. of the ist
y. of Ansei( 1 8 5 4)in Kyoto; 2nd
s. of Otomatsu Matsuo and
adopted by Nui Ozawa ; m.
Mitsu, e. d. of Teisuke Ishi-
bashi of Kyoto. Address: No.
5, Nakajimacho, Sanjo, Ka-
waramachi-dori, Shimokyoku,
Kyoto. Tel.: 295 and 1991

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Ein— Rck

R

. Einoie, llasata C$ SK sS iO,
Inspector General of Naval
Ordnance on the waiting list;
&. 28 Sept. 1857, Yamagu-
chi ; 2nd s. of Tamon Rino-
ie, a samurai of Yamaguchi;
m. Yoshi, d. of Wasasuke O-
ta, a samz/rai o{ Yamaguchi.
Educ. : finished the Course of
Medicine of the Tokyo Uni-
versity, 1 88 1. Was appoint-
ed Engineer of the Naval
Department, 1886; Chief Na-
val Ordnance Officer, 2nd
class, Dec. 1897 ; Chief Na-
val Ordnance Officer, 1st
class, Oct. 1902 ; present
rank, Dec. 1908 ; placed on
the waiting list. Mar. 1909 ;
has been decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
in consideration of his servi-
ces during the late war. Ad-
dress : No. 12, Aoyama Ta-
kakicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.

Einoie, Eyfisuke C^ ^ K :^),
Governor of Nagasaki prefect-
ure ; S. 22 Aug. 1866, Hagi,
Yamaguchi ; ist .y. of Ryugen
Rinoie ; m. Fuji, ist d. of
Ka Abe, a samurai of Ehime
prefecture. Edtic. : graduated
from the Law College, the
Imperial University of Tokyo,
1890. '- After serving as sec-
retary, councillor, and gover-
nor to various prefectures ,was

appointed to the Gov, of Islii-
kawa-ken, 1910; present post
since Dec. 191 2 ; 3rd Order of
Merit Address: JSTo. i, Iwa-
hara-go, Nagasaki-ken!

Eokkaku, Kenkiehi (>■; % M
S). Dr., Director of Rokka-
ku Hospital. Address: No.
36, 2 chome, Sakaimachi, Yo-
kohama.

Bokkaku, Shisui (,^%^i]0,

inventor of colored lacquer;
b. 1867 in Hiroshima-ken; s.
of Hanyemon Fujika and
adopted into the Rokkaku
family. Ediic. : graduated
from the Tokyo Fine Arts
Academy. Prof, in the To-
kyo Fine Arts Academy;
established with others the
Japan Fine Arts Institute,
1899; entrusted with the
work of investigating the
State Treasures of the country
by the Home Dep't; went
over to the U. S. A. as a
business training student of
the Dep't of Commerce and
Agriculture; entrusted with
the work of adjusting the
exhibits of the .Oriental
Dep't of the Boston Five
Arts Museum and also of
adjusting the Oriental lac-
quered wares exhibited at
the New York Municipal
Museum; ordered to go to
Germany by the Dep't of
Commerce and Agriculture

Rok - I 796 ]

to inspect the coiiBition of of the colored lacquer for

manufacture of lacquered which he is patented. Ad-

wares in that countr}'-, 1901; dress: No. 20, Nakacho, Ko-

went to China to investigate ishikawa, Tokyo. Tel: 2948

the lacquer industry of that Bancho.
country; he is the inventor

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-Sa

Saburi, IssM Ci&^M-'M),
Kogakuliakushi, Director of
the Yokosuka Electric Light
and Gas Company, and of tlie
Keihan Electric Railway Com-
pany ; b. the 3rd m. of the
ist'j!'- of Gwanji (1864); ist
s. of the late Yoshinao Sa^
buri, a samurai of Fukuya-
ma clan, Bingo province ; in.
Mitsu, 3rd d. of Magoroku A-
dachi, of Shidzuoka. Educ:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1886. He
did much as the Chief En-
gineer in constructing the
Narita Railway. Address :
No. 10, Minamicho, Ushigo-
me, Totyo. Tel.: 700 Ban-
cho.

Sada, Seiji Cfe S tf ^), En-
gineer, and sectional chief of
the Printing Bureau ; b. the
8th 111. of the loth y. of Tem-
po (1839), Yamaguchi pre-
fecture ; 1st J. of Shin-ichiro
Sada, a samurai of Yamagu-
chi ; m. Ume, 2nd d. of Han-
emon Fukui, a saimirai of
Yamaguchi. Decoration : 3rd
Order of Merit. Address:
Official House, No. i, Mo-
toei-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1581 Honkyoku.

Sadanaga, Kangoro CA 7lt Si

£1Q. Naval-Captain of En-
gineering, examiner of the

Naval Arsenal in the ilai-
dzuru Naval Station; b. in
1 87 1. Edtic: the Naval
Academy. Lieut.-Commarider
of Engineering, Dec. 1901 ;
Commander of Engineering,
Aug. 1905 ; Captain of En-
gineering, Dec. 191 1. Was
chief Engineer of the Kadori
and Settsti (battleships). Dt.-
corations: 3rd Order of R.
S., 4th Order of S. T. Ad-
dress: the Maidzuru Naval
Station.

Saegi, Ichitaro (-feffiTljicSK,
Managing Director of the JMie
Cement Company, Director of
the Ise Brick Company ; b.
the 1 2th 7/1. of the 3rd y. of
Bunkyu (1863), Mie prefect-
ure ; 1st s. of Icliiroji Saegi;
in. Tsune, e. sister to Kuni
Yamashita, of Mie prefecture.
Address: Tokiwa-machi, Uji-
yamada, Mie prefecture.

Sae^, Katsutaro C-effi0±lli>),
Engineer of the Printing Bu-
reau ; b. Dec. of the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1870), Yamaguchi pre-
fecture; 1st s. of the Narikoto
Saegi, a samurai of Yamagu-
chi ; m. Suma, niece to Su-
ke-ichi Miyada, a samurai of
Kagoshima, Educ. : graduat-
ed from the Engineering Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1895. Appointed
engineer of the Printing Bu-
reau immediately after his
graduation, and now holds

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the post of sectional chief
there. Addrcs£ : the 2iKi Of-
ficial House, Ojinuira, Kita-
toshima-gim, Tblcyo.

Saeki, Yoshio Cfe fS Sf Wi,
B. A., L. L. B., lecturer
in the Waseda University ; h.
the 8th TO. of the 4.tli y. of
Mciji (1871) in liiroshirati-
ken : s.- of Tomoichi Saeki ;
m- Tonami liayashi in 1803.
EduG_ : fctudied at Waseda
University, lioseidaigaku ;
graduated from Healdsburg
College, U. S. A. and received
the degree of B. A., LL. B.
from the same Univ. Once
was prof, in the Higher jSTo-
rmal School and Chief of the
preparatory course of the Ho-
sei-daigaku in Tokvo :travell-
ed Europe in 1908. FiibUoa-
tians : "On the study of the
Nestorian Monument in Chi-
na. Address : No. 13, Shin-
ogawa-machi, 2 chome, Ushi-
gome-ku, Tokyo.

Saegusa, Daisaburd (H ft ft
— SP)) dealer in fancy goods. "
Address: No. 7, 3 chome,
Kiflza, Kyobashi, Tokyo.

Saegusa, Moritomi CH ft ^
^y, Director of the Yaku-
mant-Kinzan_ Co. and of tl)o
Japan Crucible Company, Au-
ditor of the Fuji Water-power .
Electric Company, and of the
Tokyo Share and Stock Ex-
change, and of the" Chiyoda
Gas Company; 3. the ist;/«.

of the I St J. of Kok \va ( i S44),
Tokyo ; 1st j. of the late Shi-
chishiro Saegusa, a Shogunatc
samurai; in. Ryii, 2nd d. of
the late Tak'^saburo Aoyagi,
a Shogunate samurai. Enter-
ed the Treasury, 1870 ; retired
from the government services
1885, and entered business
He is famous for- his skill in
calligraphy. Address: No. 67,
Shimototsuka, Totsuka-mura,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel. :
780 Bancho.

Saga, Kinto C(i i»S & It),
Marquis (cr. Count, 1884,
Marquis, 1888), Member of
the House of Peers ; b. the
6th 111. of the 3rd y. of Bun-
kyia (1863), Kyoto ; 2nd s. of
the late Sanemaru Saga ; in.
1883, Naka-ko, d. of the Ta-
damitsu Nakayama. Educ. :
private. Lord-in-Waiting in
the ftkyu Hall, 1881 ; and
then ill the Meikyii Hall ;
Member of the House of Peers,
1 890. Decoration : 4th Oi'der
of Merit. Recreations : horti-
culture, hunting, fisheing. Ad-
dress : No. 52, Nichomachi,
Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel.: 1572
Shitaya.

Sagaraj Cho C+i K ?1),
Payinaster Inspector, Chief of
the Accountants' Department
of the Maizrau Naval Arsenal;
h. 1868. Staff Paymaster, Oct.
1898; Fleet Paymaster, Oct.
1902 ; Paymaster- Inspector,

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Sa?— Sai

Oct. igoa. Becoration: 3i-(i
Ordei- of the Kisiiig Sun. Ad-
dress : Maizuru IsTaval Station,
Kyoto-fu. "'

Sagara, Ho (ffl K i^), Com-
missioner of the Wakayama
Prefecturai Government. Dec-
oration : 5 th Order of Merit.
Address: Official House, Ni-
shi - Migiwacho, Wakayama-
ken.

Sagara, Yoritsugu (M S^M.
H), Viscount (cr. 1884), Mem-
ber of the House of Peers ;
<5..tlie 1 2th 111. of the 6th j.
of Kaei (1753) ; ist s. of the
late ChSfuku Sagara, Daitnyo
of Hitoyoshi clan, Higo prov-
ince ; in. Naka-ko, y. sister
to Prince Sanenori Tokudaiji.
Lord-in-Waiting, 1876; made
an inspection tour of Europe,
1882 — 1 88 3; was elected Mem-
ber of the House of Peers,
1890 ; again elected the same,
1897. Decoration: the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Rec-
reations : hunting, sculpture,
Utai (a kind of song), etc.
Address : No. 6, likurakata-
machi, Azabu, Tokj'o. Tel. :
1298 Shiba.

Saida, Kotaro (MU^js. E|5),
botanist, Rigaknliakiishi, Prof,
of the Tokyo Higher Normal
School ; b. the I2th in. of
the 6th y. of Ansei (1859),
Matsushiro, province of Shi-
nano ; ist .y. of Torao Saida,
a sanmiri; of Matsushiro clani

m. 1 89 1, Aka-ko; ist d. of
Baron Shinji Tsuji. Educ.:
graduated from the Depart-
ment of Science of the former
Tokyo University ; studied
in the University Hall ; fur-
ther studied botany in Ger-
many, 1896 — 1 90 1. Instructor
at the Tokyo Higher Normal
School, 1887 ; then its Prof
1890; Lecturer at the Im-
perial Univei'sity of Tokyo,
1 89 1. Received the degree
oi Rigahihakusld'va. 1 891 (he
was the first to receive the
degree of HakusJn through
examination at the University
Hall), Decoration : 5th Or-
der of Merit. Publications:
"the Plants of Japan," "the
Plants of Japan and Foreign
Countries," " Practical Bota-
ny," " Dictionary of Botany,"
" Botany " (written in Eng-
lish), and several other text
books on botany for middle
grade schools. Address: No.
43, Hinode, Zojigaya, Taka-
ta-mura, Kita-Toshima-gun,
Tokvo. -

Saiga, Tokichi (M'S.M g),
ex-Mem. of the Rouse of Rep-
resentatives ~ for Ehime pre-
fecture, dealer in electrical
machineiy, contractor of elect-
rical work (firm name, -the
Saiga Electrical Machine
Finn), President of the lyo
Water Power Electric Com-
pan3-, the Oj i Electric Railway

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Co., the Matsuzaka Water
Power Electric Company, the
Hyuga Water Power Electric
Company, the Ant5 Electric
Company, the Miuo Electric
Railway Company, the Oki-
nawa Electric Company, the
Shinoyama * Electric Light
Company, the Nanao Electric
Company, the Saegi Electric
Company, the Usa Electric
Company, the Miyatsu Elect-
ric Company, and of the Set-
tsu Electric Company, Direct-
or of the Wakayama Water
Power Electric Company, the
Akashi Electric Light Com-
pany, the Niigata Water Power
Electric Company, the Iwa-
mura Electric Railway Com-
pany, the Isyo Electric Power
Weaving Company, and of
the Arima Electric Company,
Auditor of the lyo Railway
Company, and of the Seiso
Electric Railway Company ;
^.11 July, the 3rd y. of Mei-
ji (1870), Osaka; ist j. of
Jusuke Saiga ; in. Taka, 3rd
d. of Giichi Mori, a samurai
of Ehime prefecture. Early
entered an electrical company,
and since then has been con-
nected with electric work. Was
elected.M. H. P., May 1908.
Address: No. 13, 4 chome,
Imahashi, Higashiku, Osaka.
Tel.: 1 87 1 Cho Honkyoku.

Saigo, KicMgi CM m 'B ^).
court-phys.cian, Surgeon-Ma-

jor-Gineral (ret.) ; b. the i ith
m. of the 2nd y. of Ansei
(i855). Nagano prefecture ;
2nd s. of Saneaki Saigo, a
jaw«ra/ of Nagano, and a-
dopted by • Motoyoshi Saigo ;
VI. Fumi, adopt, d. of Yoshi-
yuki Ito, a samurai of To-
kyo. Educ^: studied Medi-
cinei Early entered the Mil-
itary Guards Division, and was
Vice-President of the Military
Medical College ; was finally
promoted to Surgeon Major-
General, and then placed
on the retii-ed list ; subse-
quently appointed to present
post, and promoted Chief of
the Court Physicians' Bureau
in 1910. Decoration: 4th Class
of the Golden Kite, 2nd Or-
der of Merit. Address: No.
12, 4 chome, lidamachi, Ko-
■jimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 1 160
Bancho.

Saigo, Kikujiro (E3 M "•!) -^
15), ex-Mayor of Kyoto ; b.
the 1st m. of the ist y. of
Bunkyu (1861) ; s. of the late
Great Saigo, and e. brother
to Marquis Torataro Saigo ;
m. Hisa, 1st d. of Minora Na-
gayoshi, a samurai of Kago-
shima. Decoration : the 4th
Order of Merit. Address : Yia.-
goshima.

Saigo, Torataro (ES M % i:
IS), Marqnis (cr. 1902).. Lictit.-
Colonel of Infantry and Com.
of a Battalion in the ist Reg-.

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Sai

iment of Infantry; Member
of the House of Peers ; h. the
7th m. of the 2nd y. of Keic
(1866), Satsuma province ,'i:.
of the late Great Saigfo who
was one of the most conspicu-
ous figures before and after
the Restoration and whose
numerous followers raised in
his name a rebellion in Satsu-
ma, 1877; m, Nobu, 1st d.
of Saneaori Sonoda, a samu-
rai of Kagoshima. Educ. :
graduated from Military A-
cademy in Prussia, Germany;
the Toyama Gakko (a mililary
training school). Sub-Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, Nov. 1892 ;
Lieutenant, Mar. 1895 ; Cap-
tain, June 1898; Major, Mar.
1905 ; took part in the Japan
China War. Decorations ; the
4th Order of the Rising Sun,
the Sth' Class of the Golden
Kite, and several other foreign
orders. Address : No. 88,
2 chome, Ichibeicho, Azabu,
Tokyo. Tei.: 138 Shiba.

Saigo, Tsunaki mMM ^),
Judge, and President of the
Okayama District Court ; 6.
the 5th m. of the 3rd j/. of
Ansei (1856), Fukuoka pre-
fecture ; 1st y. of Yasaku Sai-
go, a samurai of Fukuoka ;
m. Teru, 2nd d. of Tamotsu
Sawa, a samurai of Tottori.
Entered the Department of
Justice,. 1876 ; passed the Ex-
amination for Bench, 1887;

Judge, and then sectional chief
of the Tokyo District Court;
President of the Tottori and
then of theOtsu District Courts;
transferred to present post in
Apr. 1904. Decoration : 4th
Order of Merit.'^^</;v.rj." No.
16, Monden-yashiki, Okaya-
ma city.

Saiga, Yorinori CM M & Wi%
Marquis, Captain of Infantry,
and Company Commander in
the 4th Regiment of Infant-
ry, Member of the House of
Peers ;. 3. 21 Oct. the i ith y.
of Meiji (1878) ; 2nd s. of the
late Marquis Yorimichi Sai-
go {d. 1902), a saumrai of
Elagoshima clan, and one of
the notables associated with
the Restoration ; m. Toyo-ko,
y. sister to Prince Tomoharu I-
wakura. Edtu;. : graduated
from the Military Acadamy.
Sub - Lieutenant of Infantry,
June 1900 ; Lieutenant, Nov.
1902; Captain, Oct, 1904.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun the 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address: No.
298 Kamimeguro, Meguro -
mura, Ebara - gun, Tokyo.
Telr: S77 Shiba.

Saihara, Itaro Q^W-^-k W),
dealer in foreign wine and
foreign imitated articles ; (5,
the Sth m. of the 6th y. of
Kaei (1853), Osaka; ist s.
of Kumakichi Yamatoya, and

adopted . by Motosuke Saiha- '

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ra; m. Saku, ist d. of Ma-'
tabei Harada, of Osaka. Ad-
dress: No. 122, 4choine, A-
dzuchimachi, Higashiku, O-
saka. Tel. : 393 Higashi.

Saeki, KTori (e(fl*g).y^a/&Mt
hakushi, (Doctor of Medicine);
b, in Matsuyama. Educ. :
graduated from the Okayama
medical college; further stu-
died medicine as an assistant
of the Kyoto Imp. Univ. Hos-
pital. Afterwards became ex-
pert of the infectious diseases
investigation laboratory and
had charge of medicine; went
to America to study few years
ago; returned home in 1912;
received the degree of Jgaku-
Itakushi, Dec. 191 2. Ad-
dress. : the Kyoto Imp; Univ;

Saionji, Kimmochi CS @ # -&
3), Marquis (cr. 1884), for

merly courtier, ex - Premier
and President of the Seiyukwai,
a political party, Member of
the House of Peers ; b. the

lOth in. in the 2ndjy. ofKa-
ei (1849), Kyoto ; J. brother
to Prince Tokudaiji ( Lord
Chamberlain), and adopted as
heir into the Saionji family.
Edttc. : studied in France, 18-
70 — 1880. Early attracted
notice by his gjnius, having
taken part in the great Coun-
cils of the Restoration while
in his teens; at 19 he was
Commander - in - Chief of an
Imperial Army ; Governor of
Niigata prefecture for a few
months in 1868 ; after return-
ing from studying abroad, in-
troduced democratic notions
into the Empire which start-
led his seniors very much;
then he organized .a political
club and issued a democratic
paper with the late Mr. Na-
kaye and Mr. Matsuda, (M.P.
and ex-Min. of Finance) which
he had to discontinue owing
to the strong objections of
senior Peers of conservative
ideas ; his official career com-
menced as Vice-Senator, 18-
81 ; went over to England
and America in company with
the late Prince ltd for the
purpose of investigatirig Par-
liamentary systems, 1882; Sen-
ator, 1883 ; Minister to Aus-
tria, 1885 ; then moved to a
similar post at Berlin, 1888;
President of the Board of Dec-
oration,®! 891 ; Vice-President
of the Code Investigation Com-

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Sai

mittee, and then the same of
the House of Peers, 1893;
Privy Councillor, 1894.; Min-
ister of Education, in the
2nd Ito Cabinet 1894— 1896,
temporarily acting as Minister
of Foreign Affairs in conse-
quence of the late Count Mu-
tsu's illness ; again Minister ,
of Education in the 3rd Ito
Cabinet, 1898; was nominated
President of the Privy Council
on the death of Count Ku-
roda, 1900, and as President
occupied the post of Prime
Minister ad interim no less
than three times during the
interval between the resigna-
tion of one Ministry and the
formation of another ; when
the late Prince Ito entered
the Privy Council, July 1903,
he exchanged posts with him
and became President of the
Seiyukwai; on the fall of the
Katsura Ministiy, the Marquis
formed, his Cabinet in Jan.
1 910, lasting till 1908. When
the 2nd Katsura cabinet colla-
psed in August 1911, he for-
med the 2nd Saionji cabinet
which continued till December
191 2, Decm-ation : ist Or-
der of Merit. Address.: No.
5, Surugadai-Minami - koga-
cho, Kanda,. Tokyo. Tel.: 13-
84, 2480 Honkyoku.

Saito, Agu (M m M A),.
Prof, of the ist High School;
d: Jan. the i.st j>. of Meiji

(1868), Saitama prefecture;
2nd J. of Kisuke Saito ; m.
Yae, y. sister to Setsutaro
Shinohara, of Saitama. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Literature of the Tokyo
Imperial University (Course of
History), 1893 ;. studied in the
University Hall; further stud-
ied history at Heidelberg, Ber-
lin and at the Hague (Royal
Archives), Jan, 1903^-Dec.

1905. Was appointed Prof,
of the 2nd High School, 18-
97 ; present post since Dec,

1906. Publication : Seiryoku
Toshin - shi (Invasion of the
East by Western Powers). Ad-
dress : No. 57, Sendagicho,
Hongo, Tokyo.

Saito, Akira (^ M S),
President of the Ibaraki Agrir
cultural and Industrial Bank ;
b,^ the 5th . m. of the 2nd y.
of Ansei (1855), Ibaraki pi'e-
fecture ; ist .y. of Tokusa Sai-
to ; .m. Uta, 1st ^..;of Buse-
goro Yanagihashi. Educ. :
graduated from the Keiogi-
juku. Was elected Member
of the Ibaraki Prefectural As-
sembly, 1882; was, elected
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives, 1891 ; present
post since 1897. Address:
No. 30, Elaml-ichi, Omachi,
Mito, Ibaraki prefecture.

Saito, Sunken (.S- M 3!c Jf),
Paymaster Colonel, Chief of
the Accountants' Department

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of the 15th Ai'my Division;
b. 1 860, Tochigi ; ^. of a sa~
nmrai. Paymaster Sub-Lieu-
tenant, July 1 89 1 ; — Lieuten-
ant, Dec. 1894 ; — Captain,
Oct. 1897; — Major, Dec. 19-
03 ; — Lieutenant Colonel,
Apr. 1905 ; — Colonel, Nov.
1909. Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Headquarters of the
15th Army Division, Atsumi-
gun, Aichi-ken.

Saito, Chiitaro C^ M S. i: W),
Representative Member of the
Oriental Emigration Com-
pany, and of the Azuma Part-
nership, Member of Yokoha-
ma Chamber of Commerce,
Councilor of the Kanagawa
Prefectural Assembly, pawn-
broker ; b. the 4th 7U. of the
6th J/, of Ansei (1859), Ka-
nagawa prefecture ; ist j. of
Seizaburo Aoyama, of Kana-
zawa. Address: No. 5, i
chome, Kumoicho, Yokoha-
ma. Tel. : 716.

Saito, Daikichi C® B. it ^},
KogakuJiakushi, Prof of the
College of Science and Engi-
neering of the Kyoto ' Impe-
rial University (c\i-3Xx, mining);
b.2i, Nov. the 5th jT- of Mei-
ji- (1872), Okayama prefect-
ure; 3rd s. of Ikutaro Namba,
and adopted by Midechika
'Bf'sx'ib; ■3, samurai; ;;/. Kishi, i.st
^/.'of Kyuzo Nagai, &- samurai

of Okayama prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1898 ;
further studied mining in Ger-
many, Sept. 1901 — Apr. 19-
05. On his graduation, was
appointed Assistant-Prof of
the College of Science and
Engineering of the Kyeto
Imperial University ; then
full Prof, Mar. 1906 ; received
the degree of Kogakuhakushi,
1906. Address: 5 chome, Ya-
nagibaba-Takeyacho Sagaru,

Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Saito, Hanroku {% M 4= iO,

Captain of Navy, attache ta
the Japanese Embassy in
Rome; h. in 1871. Ediic.\
the Naval Academy. Lieut.-
Comnaander, Oct. 1902 ;;
Commander, Aug. 1905;
Captain, Dec. 191 1; present
post since 1909. Decora-
tions: 3rd Order oi R. S.,.
4th Order of S. T., 4th
Class of G. K. Address: the
Japanese Embassy in Ropie^

Italy.

Saito,, HidesaburS (M M W:
H. IR), educationist and En-
glish scholar. Principal of the
Seisoku- Eigof Gakko, a pri-
vate English languEige school
in, Tokyo ; b. the tst m. of
the 2nd y. of Keio (1866),^
Seijdai in the province of Ri-
kiizen ; ist .y. of Nagayori
Saito, a samurai of Sendai

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Sai

■clan ; in. Tora, ist d. of Yo-
shitaka Maejima, a samurai
of Miyagi prefecture. Educ:
studied in the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Impe-
rial University, but left be-
fore completing the course
1880 — 1883 ; studied English
- literature under an English
man. Taught English at the
Miyagi Middle School, 1887;
lecturer at the 2nd High
School, 1888; Prof at the
1st High School ; on resign-
ing the post, he founded the
present English language
school in 1 896. Publications :
over 120, mostly on English
gra,mmer.Becreatton: yachting,
model of warship. Addre.ps :
No. 2, Gobancho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1524 Bancho.
Club: the International Lan-
:guage Association.

Saito, Hikotard (MMM-kW),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Niigata prefecture ; b. 5
Oct. the 7th y of Meiji (18-
73)> Niigata prefecture; 1st
s. of the late Bisei Saito ; m.
Sada, 1st d of Usaku Sato,
■of Niigata. Edtcc. : studied
in the Keiogijuku. Address :
Yasuda-mura, Kita-kambara-
gun, Niigata-ken.

Saito, Hislio (^ jff ^- #),

Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; b. the 2nd
m. of the 3rd year of Keio
(1867) in Iwate-ken; e. s. of

Yonoshin Saito; in. Fusa-ko,
Ito, 1892. Edtcc: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Nor-
mal School, 1900; studied in
Germany, France, England,'
and America, 19 10. Teacher
of the Tokyo - fu Normal
School, 1 880- 1 883; Prof of
the Tokyo Higher Normal
School, since 1883. Publica-
tions : " Gesch'chte Japans "
and many other educational
works in Japanese. Recrea-
tions: theatre, walking, etc.
Address: No. 107, Hakusan-
goten - cho, Koishi - kawa,
Tokyo.

Sait~, ~Jiro (^ ji - i|S),
lawyer, ex-Mem. of the Houe
of Representatives for Miyagi
prefecture; b. 10 Nov. of the'
i%ty. of Meiji (1868), Miyagi-
prefecture; 2nd s. of Yoshi-
tomo Saito, a samurai of Mi-
yagi ; m. Shin, cousin to Bun-
saku Tanabe, of Miyagi.
Educ. : graduated from a pri-
vate law school, 1889. Be-
came lawyer, 1890; once he
established a law school; was
appointed Private Secretary
to the Minister of Communi-
cations, the late famous Toru
Hoshi, 1900; elected M. H.
R., 1908 ; is now one of the
directors of the Seiyukwai, a
political party in the House of
Representatives. Address :
No. 14. 2 chome, Atagocho,
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: SooShiba."

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Saito, Jiiichiro (^ (i -f- — MP),

HogakuhahusM, Chief of the
Bm'. of civil Aifairs of the
Bep't of Jxxstice, Procurator of
the.Goiirt of Cassation; b. the
8th. m. of the srdj/. of Keio
(a 2,6y)j Dewa province; 2nd s.
ofTa Saito; m. Take, adopted
y. sister to Sobei Ota^ of Shi-
dzuoka. Bduc. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1891. Procurator, 1893 ; then
-Judge of the Tokyo District
Court, 1 894 ; was appointed
Lecturer on civil law, the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1 898 ; Judge of
the Tokyo Court of Appeal;
was ordered to proceed to
Germany and Austria, 1899;
Prof of the Peers' School,
and Lecturer of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1900 J sectional chief of the
Tokyo Court of Appeal, 19^

01 ; Councillor of the Law
Office, and Procurator of the
Tokyo Court of Appeal, 19-

02 ; again Prof of the Peers'
School, 1903 ; Procurator of
the Court of .Cassation, 1904.
Decoration : 4th Order of Sa-
cred Treasure. Address : No.
109, Hakusan - gotemmachi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. :
1750 Bmcho.

.Saito, Jiin (^ m W), Direct-
or of the Nippon Kogyo Gin-

ko, the Frnpoo-Japane.^ie Bank:
b. 24 Nov. the 3rd jf. of Meiji
(1870), Saitama prefecture;
1st s. of Tokusaburo Saito ;
m. Toshi^2nd d. of Rokuro-
zaemon Ogaki,~of Saitama.
Edtic. : the Aoyama Eiwa
Gakko, the Doitsu Kyokwai
Gakko (the German Associa-
tion School), graduating from
the latter. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination,
1(896; Probational at the
Treasury, 1894; promoted to
be the Secretary of the same
Office, and Private Secretary
to the Minister at the same
time, Aug. the next year;
member of the J: m- Indus-
trial Bank, 1900; was ap-
pointed to present post in Mar.
1902. Address: No. 2, 6chome,
Fujimicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel. : 308 Bancho.

Saito, Keiji (» ^ « ^),
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives for Saitama Pre-
fecture ; b. the 3rd m. of the
istjj/. of Man-en (i860), Sai-
tama ; 1st s. of Kiemon Saito ;
widower. Educ. : Keiogijuku,.
Preparatory Course of the
Medical College, Imp. Univ.
of Tokyo. Once was Private
Secretary to the Home Minis-
ter; has sat five times in. '
the House. AdAress: No. 26>
Minamiina^i-maehi, Shitaya,,

Tolryo. Td. : 3150" Shitaya.

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Saito Kiichi (^ S IE —),
Doctor of Medicine, Director
of the Teikoku Cerebral Dis-
ease Hospital and of the Ao-
yama Hospital ; b. the 8th m.
of the 1st J. of Bunkyu (1861),
Yamagata prefecture; ist j.
of Bunzaburo- Saito; m. 1890,
Hisa, e. sister toSadahachi Ao-
ki, of Saitama. Educ. : finish-
ed the Elective Course of the
Medical College of the Tokyo

Imperial University, 1894 ;
further studied in Paris Uni-
versity and Berlin Univ. and
graduated from the latter in 19-
03 (M- D.) ; specially studied
science of cerebral nerve dif3e-
ases and the treatment of the
insane under several French
and German doctors, 1900 —
1904 On returning" home in
1^04, he founded the Cerebral
Disease Hospital, and then
the Aoyama Hospital ; again
went abroad, and investigated
the medical affairs of various
countries of Europe and Amer-
ica, "1968 — 1910. Address :■
No. 82, Aoyama-minamicho,
Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel. .•'2665,
2745, Shiba respectively.

Saito, Kiiuro C» il » + Jf|5),
President of the Essa Steam-
ship Company, Managing Di-
rector of the Niigata Com-
mercial Bank, Director of the
Niigata Sulphuric Acid Com-
pany, and of the Niigata Sav-

ings Bank, Auditor of the
Niigata Water Power Elect-
ric Company, Member of the
Niigata Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. the 7th m. of the ist

y. of Gwanji (1864), Niigata
prefecture ; ist .y. of Kojiro
Saito, and adopted by the late
KijiJro Saito; m. Raku, 2nd.
d. of Bunkichi Ito, of Niigata.
Is one of the highest tax-payers
of Niigata-ken. Address : No.
1017, Higashihoritori-shichi-
bancho, Niigata-shi.

Saito, Koji (« (i # «),
notary, member of the Tokyo
Prefectural Assembly; b. the
2nd tn. of the 3rd j/. of An-
sel (1856), Tokyo; ist s. of
Sambei Saito, of Koga, the
province of Shimosa ; m. 1891,
Nami, _j'. sister to Tsunekichi
Morino, of K nagawa pi-efect-
ure. Edtic. : studied Chinese
classics and law. He took active
part in the Civil War of 1 877
as a police surgeant; passed
the Examination for Bar, 1882;
was elected member of the
Tokyo I'refectural Assembly,
1899; again elected member
and Chairinan of the same
Assembly, 1905. He was a
tru>ted follower of the late
wellknown Mr. Hoshi and is
a liberal politician of long
standing. Publication: Lect-
ures on Criminal and Com-
mercial Law, a joint work
with Mr. Ohara, Hogakusht.

Sal

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Recreation ■ Yokyokii, a kind
of song. Address : No. 4,
Urajimbocho, Kanda, Tokyo.
Clud: the Kandaku Kosei-
kwai. Tel. : 347 Honkyoku.

Saito, MankicM C^MJj aX
Engineer of the Agricultural
Experimental Farm, the De-
part, of Agriculture and Com-
merce ; d. the 3rd w. of the
2nd J/, of Bunkyu (1862), B'u-
kushima pref_cture; ist s. of
Chokuon Saito ; m. Misa, ist
d. of Fukumatsu Kondo, of
Niigata-ken. Educ. : graduat-
ed from the Komaba Agri-
cultural School (foi-erunner of
the present Agricultural Col-
lege), 1879. Was appointed
Prof of the Agricultural Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1892; the present
post 1899. Decoration: 5th
Order of Merit. Address : No.
16, Komagome-akebonocho,
Hongo, Tokyo.

Saito, Matsuzo (^ M I^S H),
Deputy-Mayor of Yokohama;
l>. the I ith m. of the 6th j/.
of Kaei (1843), Kanagawa
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Manzo
Saito ; m. Ume, 2nd d. of
Hidekichi Tada, of Tokyo.
Address : No. 8, ichome, Hi-
ranuma, Yokohama.

Saito, Miki m M W), Con-
sul General at Sydney ; b. the
6th m. of the 4th f. of An-
sei (1857), Nagato province :

Chancellor, at Hongkong,
Feb. 1886; at Singapore, Apr.
1890 ; Consul, Dec. 1893 ;
Consul at Tacoma, Oct. 18-
95 ; transferred to Honolulu,
Aug. 1898 ; Consul General,
Oct. 1902; served at the Fore-
ig-u Office 1908. Decoratioti :
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure. Address : ConBulate-Ge-
neral at Sydney.

Saito, Muioru C^' M K)i
Baron (cr. 1907), Admiral,
Minister of the Navy; b.
the loth m. of the 5 th y.

of Ansei (1858), the province
of Rikuchij ; 1st J. of Kohei
Saito, a <;aimirai of the Sen-
dai clan; in. Haruko,;?'. ststerto
Keisuke Nire, Viscount. Educ:
the Kaigun Heigakuryo ( a
naval school). 2nd Sub-Lieu-
tenant, 1882 ; Sub-Lieuten-
ant, and Naval attache to the
Japanese Legation at Wash-
ington 1884 — 1886, recalled.

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home to be attached to the
Naval Staff Board as Lieuten-
ant, 1886; staff officer of the
Standing Squadron 1890, to
be attached again soon after
to the said Board; acting Com-
mander of the Takao, 1892 ;
promoted to the rank of 2nd
Commander and was attached
to the Personnel Bureau of
the Naval Department ; at the
outbreak of the Japan-China
War, he held the post of
naval aide - de - camp to His
Majesty ; transferred to be
Vice-Commander of the Izu-
mi and then to be Chief Staff
Officer in charge of the Stand-
ing Squadron ; was rewarded
with the 4th Class of Golden
Kite for his sei'vices in the
War, 1896 ; underto. k as sec-
ond in command the task of
bringing home from England
the battleship Fuji 1 896, and
was made her Captain ; Com-
mander 1897, and Captain 18-
98 in Command first of the
Akitsushima on which he
cruised to Manila the same
year, and next of the Itsu-
kuskima ; was appointed the
same year Vice-Minister of the
Navy under Admiral Count
Yamamoto ; Rear - Admiral,
1900 ; and Vice-Admiral, 19-
04 ; recommended as his suc^
cesser when the Count ceased
to be minister Jan. 1906 ; has
been granted 2nd Class Gold-

en Kite and Grand Cordon of
the Rising Sun for his meri-
torious services during the late
War. Address: Ofificial House,
No. I, 2 chome, Kasumiga-
seki. Kojimachi, Tokyo ; Pri-
vate Residence, No. 44, 3 cho-
me, Nakamachi, Yotsuya, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2332 Shimbashi;
Residence, 600 Bancho.

Saito, Momotaro (MM^X
W), Chief Auditor to the Im-
perial House-hold Treasury ;
h. the 2nd m. of the 6th y.
of Kaei (1853), Tokyo; ist
s. of Sakae Saito, a samurai
of Tokyo. Early entered the
service of the Imperial Court
in which he was steadily pro-
moted till raised to the pres-
ent post ; frequently travelled
abroad in the suite of one or
other of the Imperial Princes,
the last occasion being the
Wedding Ceremony of the
Crown Prince of Germany,
when he was in the suite of
T. H. Piince and Princess A-
risugawa. Decoration: the ist
Order of Merit. Address : No.
910 Kashiwagi, Yodobashi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel.:
2120 Bancho.

Saito, Otosaku QM:M s 11^)-

Engineer, Chief of the Forest
Section of the Agr. Com. Dep't
of the Chosen Govemnaent,
Lieutenitnt of Infantry; after
serving as engineer of the Ho-,
kkaido prefectural ofl&ce was

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transfeifed to present post .in
191 1. Becoration : 5tli Order
of Merit. Address: Seoul,
Chosen.

Saito, Eikisaburo (^MiiB.
S5), Major-Generai, and Com-
mandef of the i s t Brigade
of Infantry ; b. the 9th m. of
the 1st y. of Bunkyu (1861),
Chiba prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Matajiro Koike, a samurai of
Chiba, and adopted by Ta-
kesaburo Saito ; m. Kichi, y.
sister to Kensei Ijuin, a sa-
murai of Kagoshima. Educ. :
Mihtary Academy, grad. in
1881 ; the Military Toyama-
Gakko, grad. in 1886 ; the
Military College, grad. 1889.
Sub - Lieutenant of Infantry,
Dec. 1881 ; Lieutenant, May
1 885 • Captain, Nov. 1893;
Major, Oct. 1898; Lieuten-
ant Colonel, Feb. 1903; Colo-
nel, Mar. 1905 ; Major-Gen-
eral, Jan. 1909; an adjutant
to the 1st Army-Division ;
Commander of the Soldiers
stationed in Korea ; Chief of
Staff of the nth Army Divis-
ion; Commander of- the 9th
Eegiment of Infantry; Com.
of 25 th Bri.; took part in the

Japan-China Wa;r on the Gen-
eral Staff and in the Russo-
Japanese' War as the chief of
Staff of the nth Army Divis-
ion. Decorations: 3rd Order
of the Rising Stm, 3rd Class of

the Golden" Kite. Address :
xNu. ibo, i\ogai-cho, Azah«-
ku, Tokyo.

SaitoTShigetaka (.^MM S),
Superintendent of the Kobe
Custom house; (5. the roth m. of
the 3td y. of Bunkyu (1863),
Miyazaki prefecture ; 3rd s.
of Kumbo Nozaki, a samurai'
of Miyazaki, and adopted by
Sa^aemon Saito, a samurai ;
m. Fuji, 2nd d. of Tohichiro
Motohara, a samurai of To-
kyo. Educ. : graduated from
the Law College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
89. On his graduation, was
appointed an official to the
Financial Department ; trans-
ferred as Councillor of the
Saiga Prefectural Govern-
ment, the next year ; then
having served as the Secreta-
ry of the Home Office, of
Mie and Tokushima Prefect-
ural Governments, made the
Revenue OfScer of the Treas-
ury, as Director of the Yoko-
hama Revenue Superintend-
ing Office; was transferred
to present post in Jan. 1906.
Decoration: 4th Order of Merit. '
Address : the .Official Resi-
dence, Nakavamate-dori, Ko-
be

Saito, Shinkiclii (^ ^ 1b a>.

manager of the Mikimoto
Pearl Store ; b. February 1877
in Toba, Miye-ken; younger.

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Sai

brother of Kokichi Mikimoto.
Since his brother first estab-
lished the jrearl store in To-
kyo he has been its manager
and relieved his brother in
developing the work ; pro-
ceeded to America for ob-
serving commercial condition
in the country in March 1904
and returned home in Dec.
of the same year ; went to
Europe for the business pur-
pose, July 19 10 — January
191 1 Address: 3, i chome,
Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi-ku,
Tokyo.

Saito, Sozo <^ M %■ M),
a large land-owner, one of
the highest tax-payers of Mi-
yagi prefecture ; b. 29 Oct.
the 3rd y. of Meiji (1870),
Miyagi-ken ; 2nd s. of Rengo
Saito ; m. Katsu, 2nd d. of
Tateji Omachi, a samurai of
Miyagi. Address : Ono-mura,
Momou-gun, Miyagi-ken.

Saito, Suejiro (^ si ^ ?S IP),
Colonel of Infantry, chief
staff on the 1 8th Army Divis-
ion ; b. 1868, Osaka. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, July
1889; Lieutenant, Mar. 1893;
Captain, May 1897; Major,
Nov. 1902 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, May 1905 ; Colonel, Nov.
1907, Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of tne Rising Sun, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Seadauarters of the

iSth Division, Fukuoka.

Saito, Tetsutaro (M B S. ±.
Si5), 2nd Class Secretary of
Legation (Eu deJ>onsabdite) ;
b. the 3rd «z. of the ist jf.
of Man-en (i860). Saga, Hi-
zen province ; ist .f. of Risu-
ke Saito, a samurai of Saga ;.
m. Yasu, 3rd d. of Munehide
Mitsuoka, a samurat of Saga.
Entered the Department of
Communications, Jan. 1886;
transferred to the Department
of Agriculture and Commerce,
Apr. 1889 ; then to the For-
eign Office, Dec. 1892 ; trans-
lator in the same office, Oct.
1893 ; 2nd Class Secretary of
Legation, Oct. iSo^ ; des-.
patched to Germany, Oct.
1901 ; recalled home, Apr.
1904; En desponsabilite Mar.
1908. Decorations : 4th Or-
der of Sacred Treasure, and
a few foreign orders. Ad-
dress : No. 37, Nandomachi,
Ushigome, Tokyo. ., ,;,_

Saito, Tetsutaro (^ E S i:
IB), Director of the Fukaga-
wa Bank, and of the Uraga
Dock Company, Auditor of
the Soko (Warehouse) Bank,
Ltd. ; b. the 3rd m. of the
ist j>. of Man-en (i860) ; ist
s. of the late Gensuke Saito,
of Fukui prefecture ; m. Chi-
yo, adopted d. of Sutez5 A-
ihara, of Tokyo. Has been
elected member of the Tokyo

Sai

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Prefectural Council. Address:
No. 9, Mifunekuramaecho, Fu-
liagawa, Tokyo. Tel. : 792
Honiyo.

Saitff, tTicMro C»«^-I15),,
Member of the Hou.se of Rep-
resentatives for Akita pre-
fecture ; i. the 5th m. of the
andjj/. of Keio (1866), Akita;
1st s. of Mosuke SaitS ; m.
Chie, 1st d. of Sh5ichi Tanaka,
of Saga prefecture. - Educ. :
graduated at Tokyo Agricult-
ural and Dendrological School.
Became a one year volunteer
and appointed Colonel ; took
part in the Japan China War;
was elected Member of the
House of Representatives in
1902 pecomtian : 4th. Or-
der of Merit. Address : Hi-
rasawa-machi, Yu-i-gun, Aki-

^ Saito, Yahisa C» M * A),
representative member of the
Saito Shoji (commercial af-
fairs) Partnership, Auditor of
the_::Meiji Commercial Bank,
and'" member of the Kana-
gawa Chamber of Commerce;
i. the 6th 7ft. of the 5th jy.
of Ansei (1858), Ishikawa pre-
fecture ; 1st i'. of Fuzen Sai-
to ; m. En, 2nd d. of Kin-
nori 'Shinoi, a satnurai of I-
shikawa-ken. Address : Ta-
kaokamachi, Kanazawa.

Salts, Yasuo mB'S: 48),
President of the Fukaya Bank,
Director of the Omiya Com-

mercial Bank, the Saitama
Electric Light Company, and
of the Saitama Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, Auditor
of the Fukaya Commercial
Bank ; d. the 6th in. of the
. 1st jf: of Keio (1865), Saita-
ma prefecture; 1st J. of Yii-
noshin Saito ; m. . Tsune, f.
sister to Kishi Arai, of Sai-
tama. Address: Nakase-mura,
Osato-gun, Saitama-ken.

Saito, Yojiro mM%~ BR),.
a large land-owner, one of
the highest tax-payers of Fu-
kui prefecture, Director of the
Echizen Commercial Bank ; b
the 8th m. of the 2nd y. of
Kaei (1849), Fukui-ken ; ist
s. of Yoliei Saito ; m. Riyo,
1st d. of Jimbei Nishioka, oi
Fukui. Address: Funatsu-
mura, Imatate-gun, Fukui-
ken.-

Saito, Yfiki (M M ^ W,
Inspector General of Fleet
and Hospital, ex-Dir. of the
Saseho Nava.l Hospital; d. 18-
58. Staff Surgeon, Oct. 1897 ;
Fleet Surgeon, Dec. the same
year ; Surgeon Inspector, July
1904; then present rank. Dec-
orations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite ; he was put on
the reserve, .'-■inco Dec. 1912.

Saito, Zen-emon C^ ^: # >&
I P^), a large land - owner,
one of the highest taxpayers
of Miyagi prefecture. Director

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S.k

of the Saito Kabushiki Kwa-
sha (the Saito Company) ; b.
the istw. of the istjj/. of Ansei
(1854), Miyagi prefecture; ist
s. of the late Zen-emon Saito;
m. lyo, 3rd y. of Kiyosada
Neriugawa, a samurai of the
same prefecture. Address :
Maetanichi - mura, Momou -
gun, Miyagi-ken.

Saka, Chnsnke CS & H),
Governor of Ishikawa pre-
fecture ; d. 2g Jan. the 3rd
of Meiji (1870) ; ist s. of the
late Chusuke Saka, a samurai
of Yamaguchi prefecture ; m.
Tatsu, 1st d. of Kuwasuke
Nakao, of the same prefecture.
Educ. : studied law. Pa.';'^'ed
the Higher Civil Service Ex- ,
amination, 1895 ; Secretary of
the Boai-d of Audit ; Private
Secretary to the Home Minis-
ter, and' Councillor of the
Home Office at the same time;
Commissioner of the Aichi,
and then of the Kanagawa
prefectural Governments; then
Governor of Ibaragi pre. in
Oct. 1908. Decorations : 4th
Order of Merit. Address: the
Official House, Kanazawa.

Saka. Tan C« W>, Kogaku-
Jtakushi, Chief Suprintendent
of the Machine Manufactur-
ing Section of the Kawasaki
Dock Yard; b. the 12th w.
of the 2nd y. of Ansei (18-
54),. Shizuoka ; y. brother to

Osamu Saka, a samurai of
Shizuoka ; m. Maki, 3rd d.
of Heiki Nagai,.a samurai o^
Hyogo-ken. Educ. : graduat-
ed from the Engineering Col-
lege of the; Tokj'o Imperial
University, 1880. Address v*
No. 47, 6 chome, Nakayama-
te-tori, Kobe. Tel.: 13 16.

Sakabe, Masatstme CK SK JE
It), Colonel of Artillery, since
191 1, Chief of the Atsuta Arms
manufactory of Tokyo Arsenal;
b. 1.866, Hyogo prefecture;
s. of a samurai. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Artillery, July 18-
88; Lieutenant, Nov. 1891 ;
Captain, Apr. 1895 ; Majxir,
Apr. 190 1 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Feb. 1905. Decoration:,
the 3rd Order of the Rising .
Sun. Was commander of the
7th Piegiment of Field Arti-
llery? Address : Atsuta, Aichi-
ken.

Sakaguehi, Heibei CU ^
^ ^), President of the Yo-
neko Bank, the Yoneko Fish.
Company, the San-yen Elect-
ric Company, Dir. of the Yo-
neko Reeling Partnership, Au-
ditor to the Chugoku Savings.
Bank; b. the 6th m. of the
1st y. of Ansei (1854), Yo-
neko, province of Tottori; ist
s. of the late Heikichiro Sa-
kaguehi ; m. Moto, ist d. of
Kumataro Inoue, of Tottori.
Address : No. 124, Yoneko-

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otaka - maclii, Seihaku - gun,
Tottori-ken

SakagncM, Kaitaro CM U M

:k. IK- Igakuhakushi, Prof, of

the Okayama Medical College
Decoration, 5th Order of Merit.
Address : the Okayama Med-
ical College, Okayama.

Sakaguchi, Kd QM P fli),
Professor of the College of
Literature of the Kyoto Imperi-
al University f' (chair : his-
tory of the West) ; b. Osawa-
mura, Arima-gun, Settsu prov-
ince ; J. b. of Hyu Sakagu-
chi. £(/?/,;..■ College of Litera-
ture of the Tokyo Imperial
University ; in France and
Germany . vVas teacher of
history at a middle school
in Wakayama- prefecture and
then Professor of the 3rd High
School. Address : Kamibata^
ke, Seigoin-cho, KamikyokU;
Kyoto.

Sakaguchi, Miehiro (^ P f-
— W), Member of the House
■of Representatives for Niigata
prefecture, Proprietor of the
-Niigata Shimbun, Director of
the Niigata Rice Exchange;
b. the 1st m. of the 6th y.
of Ansei (1859), Niigata ; 1st
J. of Tokushichi Sakaguchi ;
m. Asa, 2nd d. of Kyubei Yo-
shida, of Niigata. Has sat five
times in the Yiow^^.'iDecora,-
tion : 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : Akaura - mura, Naka-

kambara-gun, Niigata-ken.

Sakaguchi, Susumu (:® p ^\
Director of the Tokyo Beri-
beri Hospital. Address : No.
13, Shimomiyabicho, Ushigo-
me, Tokyo.

Sakai, BunkicM CM ^ % "a ),
Chairman of Board of Dii'ect-
ors of the Koide Bank, and
of the Horinouchi Bank, Di-
rector of the Koide Cocoon
Drying Co. etc., Auditor of
the Ochiya Bank ; b. the 7th
m. of the 6th y. of Kaei (18-
53); 1st J. of the late Kihi-
chiro Sakai ; widower. Ad-
dress : Hirose-mura, Kitauo-
numa-gun, Niigata-ken.

Sakai, Chukyo (jM ft S> g),
Viscount ; b. the 1 2th /«. of
the 3rd y. of Ansei (1859);
1st s. of the late Chiiryo Sa-
kai, Daimyo of Matsumine
clan; widower. Address: No.
37> Komagome Sendagicho,
Hongo, Tokyo. Tel. : 1270
Shitaya.

Sakai, Chusei CM ^ -ft IS),
President of the 25th Bank ;
b. 16 Nov. the isty. of Meiji
(1868) ; UKc/e to Viscount
Yasunaka Jikoji, and adopted
into the Sakai family ; m. Ta-
tsu-ko, niece to Count Tada-
michi Sakai. Address : Ku-
mohama-mura, Toshiki-gun,
Fukui-k^n.

Sakai, Eeitaro Cm^^^ ?<F-),
Prof, of the College of Science
of the Tolcyo Imperial Uni-

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versity (chair : mathematics) ;
b. I Apr. the 4th y. of Mei-
ji (187 1), province of Shinano;
1st s. of the late Hikoya Sa-
kai, a samurai oi Takato clan,
. Shinano province; m. Fumi,
y. sister to Kinya Tamaru,
a samurai of Iwate prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Science of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
95 ; further studied mathema-
tics and physics in the Uni-
versity Hall. Appointed first
a Prof, of the Yamaguchi
High School ; and then As-
sist.-Prof of the College of
Science of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. ; then full Prof, in 19-
04. Address : 3rd of Ni, lo
Komagome - Nishikatamachi,
Hongo, Tokyo.

Sakai, GisaTjuro C® ^ R H
S), Publisher of •" Fine Arts
Magazine; b. M^r. the 4th v,
of Meiji (1871) in Ishika wa-
ken; 3rd s. of Terukuni Ueno
and was adopted by the Sakai
family; tn. Mii, d. of Tosuke
Kuramochi of Ibaraki - ken.
Educ. : mostly 'self- taught.
Assistant Engineer to the
Imp. Museum, 1893- 1897;
juror of the Goni Exhibition
which was held at Tokyo in
memory of war victory in
1906; editor of the " Doku-
ritsu," a magazine published
by Kanzo Uchimura, 1899-
190 :; manager of Household

School, 1 903- 1 904; editor of
the " Sketch," a magazine
devoted to fine arts and
literature, 19O5; editor of the
Fine Arts Magazine since
1909. Publication: La Fsel,
a saint painter. Address : 'No.
60, 2 chome, Motomachi,
Hongo, Tokyo. C/mi?: Haku-
bakwai.

Sakai, Harnzo IfS ^ # M),
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 31st Regiment
of Infantry; i>. 1865, Aichi,,
prefecture. Sub-Lieutenant of-
Infantry, July 1887 ; Lieuten-.
ant, Nov. 1891 ; Captain, May
1895; Major, Dec. 1901; Lieu-
tenant - Colonel, July 1905 j
Colonel, Jan. 1908. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : the
31st Regiment oi Infantry,
Hirosaki.

Sakai Kicliijiro (« S ^ II5),
a large land - owner, one of
the highest-tax-payers <5f Fu-
kuoka prefecture; b. S Oct,
the 20th y. of Meiji (1887),
Fukuoka prefecture; ist s.
of the late Kichijiro Sakai ;
m. Tei, 2nd d. of Yokichiro
Matsumoto, of Fukuoka-ken.
Address: Dodan-mura, On-
ga-gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Sakai, Saho CM ^ fe #),
Principal of the 3rd High
School. Decoration : 3rd Or-

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der of Merit. Address : the
3rd High School, Kyoto.
" SakaiT Shigesue CH"* S ^),
Baron (cr. 1907), Lieutenant-
Geaerai on the 2nd reserve ;
Advisor to the Fuji Life In-
surance Company; b. nth
m. of the 3rd y. of Kokwa
(1846), Kochi, Tosa province;
1st s. of Shugoro Sakai, a
samurai of Kochi clan ; m.
Haru, 1st d. of Hyoichi Ito,
a samurai of the same clan.
Took part in both the Japan
China and Russo ^ Japanese
wars, and has been decorated
with the 3rd class of the
Golden Kite and the ist Or-
der of Merit. Address : No.
9, Ichigaya-nakanomachi, U-
shigome, Tokyo. Tel.: 1525
Bancho,.

-Sakai, Tadaatsu OS ^ & M},
Count (cT. 1884) ; b. the 2nd
m. of the 6th J/. of.Kaei (18-
53), Shonai, province of De-
wa ; Sth s. of the late Chu-
hatsu Sakai, Daimyo of Tsuru-
gaoka clan ; vt. Shizuko, y. s.
to lesato Tokugawa, Prince. ;
Address: linakashimmachi,
Nishitagawa-gun, . Yamagata-
ken.

Sakai, Tadakadzu CS # %
— ), Viscount; b. 2 Dec. the
20th y. of Meiji (1887); s.
of the late Tadaaki Sakai, Dai-
»«>'(7 of Isezaki-clan. Address:
No. 24, Omotemachi, Honjo,
Tokyo. Tel. : 760 Hon.io.

Sakai, Tadaaki m * %%):,
Vicount (cr. 1884), Member
,, of the House of Peers, Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry on the
2nd reserve ; b. 2 Oct. the 3rd
y. of Meiji (1870) ; ist s. o\
the late Tadatsune Sakai, Dai-
myo of Tsuruga clan ; m-. Ryu-
ko, y. sister-\n-\AVf to viscount
Yasuyoshi Matsui. Educ: the'
Peers' School; the Law Col-
lege of Tokyo Imperial Uiii-
versity. One year's volunteer,
1898 ; Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, 1901 ; was elected
Member of the House of Peers,
the same year. Decoration : •
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun. Address : No. 3. Yarai-
cho; Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. :

662 Bancho.

Sakai, Yoshi CfB * ^),
a large land-owner, onexaf the
highest tax-payers of Ishika-
wa prefecture, Auditor to the
Ishikawa-ken Agricultural and
Industrial Bank ; b. the 9th
m. of the 5th y. of Ansei
(1858), Ishikawa-ken ; ist s.
of the late Yojiroemon Sakai ;
;«. Yuki, 1st ^. of the late
Eisuke Yamakami, of Ishika-
wa-ken. Address: Terai-mura,
Nomi-gun, Ishikawa-ken.

Sakaino, Takenoshin CS W ■ft
i:. 'M)i Lieutenant-Colonel of
Gendarmes. Commander of
the Kokura Gendarmerie ;
b. 1868, Miyagi; s. of a sa-

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Sak

murm of Miyagi. Sub-Ijieli-
tenant of Infantry, Mar. 1894;
Lieutenant, June, 189S ; Cap-
tain of Gendarme, Oct. 1898;
Major, Jan. 1905 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Nov. 1909. Dec-
orations : 5tli Class of the
Golden Kite, 4th Order of
the Rising Sun.

Sakaki, Junjiro (t# * ^ BIO,
Dr., Igakuhakushi [Gyjiaecolo-
gia), Director and ProiJiietor
of the Sakaki Ilospital for
Women's Diseases ; b. the 6tli
in. of the 6th y. of Ansei
(1859), Tokyo; 2nd s. of Yu-

taka Sakaki, a samurai oi
Tokyo ; m. Mino, ist d. of
Keiren Kuwajima, of Kana-
gawa. Edtic. : graduated from
the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imperial University ;
and then studied his speciality
at Berlin. Afterwards received
the degree oi ' Igakuhakushi ;
founded the present hospital
besides is the ]iriiici|)iil ol"
/J private Japan iuidvvif(j!-_v
school. Address : No. 33
SambancTio, Kojimachi, To-
kyo. 7>/..- 3032, 3033 Bancho.
Sakaki, Ryosaburo CfH % 3
M}, BuiigaJcuhakusM , profe-
fe'sor of the College of Liter-
ature of Kyoto Imjjerial Uni-
versity. ReceVed degree < f
Bungakuhakushi, June 191 1.

^Address: Yoshida-machi, Ka-

"roikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Sakaki, Yasusaburo Cj# fS g
Rl>), Dr., Igakuhakushi, i?rof.
of the Medical College of the
Kyushu Imperial University,
chair, Psychonosologie (Irren-
heit kunde) ; b. 24 Apr. the
3rd jc. of Meiji (1870), To-.
kyo ; s. of Utaka Sakaki, , and
adopted by the late Hajime
Sakaki, Igakuhakushi ; m. 18-,
99, Ume-ko, 4th d. of Baron
Hiroyuki fCato. iw'//^. .• gradu-
ated from the Medical CoU
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1 899 ; further stu-
died in Euro[)e and America,
by government order, 1903 —
1906. Was appointed Assist-
ant of his aima mater, 1900 ;
then it's, Assist.-Prof , 1902 ;
attended, as Japanese repre-
sentative, the 1st Internation- '
al School Hygienic Conference
held in Nijrnberg, 1904, and
was elected its Cliaii'man; also "
attended, the 3rd Internation-
al P.sychological Conference
held in Rome, 1905, and was
elected its Vice - Chairman ; .
was appointed Pi'of of the
Fukuoka Medical College, 19-
06, the predecessor of the-
I^resent Medical College of
the Kyushu Imp. Univ. Pub-
lications : Kydik'u Byori Jiryo-
gakti (Die Pedagogische Pa-'
thologie und Therapie, 2 vols);"
and several essays and reports '
on medical affairs. Recreations::
European music, painting; Aii-'

Sak

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dre:ss : , Haruyoshi - gobancho,
Fuliuoka , city, . -Fukuoka-ken.
Club ,• 'life me.tnber of the In-
ternational School, Hygiene
, Association: Tel. .• 91 Fuku-
pkii.

Saka^ibara, Chuzaburo (fif JH
% =. SP), Coniiiiander of the
Navy, Commander, of the A-
so; h. if] I. Lieutenant, Dec.
1897; 2nd Commander, Oct.
1901 ; Commander; Aug. 19-
o^. Decorations : 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun, 4th Glass of
tlie Golden Kite. Address:
Yokosuka, Kanagawa-ken,

Sakakibara, Kiknwaka (HI U
% K ^>. Judge of the Court
of Cassation ; b. the 9th m.
of the 3rd jf , of- Bunkyu (18-
62), Aichi prefecture; y, broth-
er to, \ Mitsujiro . Sakakibara ;
m. NaOj 1st (f. of .Minoru O-
hara,' a samurai of Tokyo.
Educl : graduated from the
Law \College of the Tokyo
Imperial University,' 1886;
studied in the University Hall.
Was appointed Judge of the
Tokyo District Court in 18-
86; then having filled the
posts of Judge of the Tokyo
Appeal Court, Director of the
Utsunomiya District Court,
and of the Section Chief of
the Tokyo Appeal-' Cqirrt,
w^as finally appointed to pres-
ent post,- IsTov. 1908. Decora-
tion : 4th Order- qf Merit. Ad-
dress: No. 5 2, ,Nishimarucho,

Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Sakakibara, Sei-ei Ct# W. ?t
S), President of the Itako
Bank, J soy-manufacturer ; b.
9 Apr. the 7th j/. of Meiji (18-
74), Ibaraki ; s. of Shikiya
Sakakibara, a- samurai of Mi-
to clan ; m. Toipi, 2nd d. of
Toya Namegawa, of Chiba.
Address : Tsuwa t mura, Na- ..
megata-gun, Ibaraki-ken.

Sakakibara, Shozo Ci# iS #
'^') Lieut.-GeneraJ, Comma-
nder of the Yiira Fortress
b. the loth m. of- the 6th
y. of Ansei (1859), Tok>o;
1st ,.<?. of the. late Fulcuki
Sakakibara ; «?. Sato, 2nd
d- of Koki Ayabe, a ' samu-
rai of ■ Saga prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant .. of Engineering,
Dec. 1879; Lieutenant of En-
gineering, Feb. 1883; Captain, '
Nov. ,1889; Major, Mar. 18-
95 ; Lieutenant.Colonel, Oct.
1898 ; Colonel, June 1902 ;
Major - General, Nov. 1905 ;
took part in both the Ja:pan
China and the Russo-Japanese
Wars. Decorations: 3rd "Or-
der of tne Rising Sun, 3rd
Class of . thA G K.: was
Commander of the Hiroshima
Bay Fort ; present rank and
post since ,1912., Address:
Ym-a, Awaji. ;,

J Sakakibara, Yosaku (Wl W.-^
#), Expert of >the Miyagi'
Pi'efectural Government, and

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Principal of the Miyagi' Ma-
rine Products School. Address:
No. 4, Minainimachi, Wata-
namimachi, Ojika-gun, Miya-
gi-ken.

Sakamoto, Hajime <M. *■ -').
.Vice-Admiral. Commander of
the Port Arthur Adm.; h. the
loth m. of the 6th y. of An-
sel (1859), Kochi-ken ; 1st .J.
of the late Soku Sakamoto,
a samurai of Kochi ; m. Ko-
maki, ist d. of Shokun Na-
gasawa, a samurai of Kochi.
Midshipman in 1883, and by
gradual promotion, was ulti-
mately raised to present rank
in 1907, having filled in the
meanv/hile the posts of Vice-
Commander of the Katsiiragi,
Navigating-Lieut. of the Fit-
fi, Commander of the Yashhna,
Chiyoda and ToyoJiashi, Chief
of the Hydrographical Bureau,
etc.; was. "appointed Chief of
the Maidzuru Naval Yard, 19-
08 ; then Chief of Yokohama
Naval Yard. Deer-rations: 2nd
Order of Merit, 4th Order of
Golden Kite. Address: Official
.iuuse. Port Arthur.

Sakamoto, IcMmatsu CM
^ fU %1'j, master of Osaka
station, secondary councillor
of the Railway Board ; b. 15
the 11th m. of the 3rd y. of
Bunkyu (1863) in Hiroshima-
ken ; 8. of Ilaruzo Murata
and adopted by his uncle Ihei
Sakamoto.; m. Shimo, Feb.

1905. EduG. : studied Englisli
from Dr. Fulton, American.
Entered the Tetsndoryp ■ and
served as officer of govern-
ment railway ; beoan?e station
master eight times in local
countries, 1887 ; was promoted
to present post ; was despatch-
ed as cheif of the southern
director traffic business of the;
Kei-fu railway before the war
with Eussia. Decoration -Gth
Order of Merit. Reorealion: go
game. Address : Official Ee-
fiideiicf^ Uinedi'-nho, Kita-i-ku.
Osakii.

Sakamoto, Kinya C^ ;|: ^ 31),
Member of the House of Re- .
presentatives for Okayama -
ken ; one of the highest tax-
payers of Okayama-ken, rep-
resentative jnember of the
Sakamoto Partnership, miner ;
b-. the 2nd m. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865), Okayamaic
prefecture ; ist .y. of Yashiro
Sakamoto, a Samurai of O-
kayama ; m. Sada, 1st d. of
Genzaburo Plarima, of Oka-
yama. This is the Sth time hfe
has been elected a member of
the House of Representatives.
Decoration : the 4th Order of
the Rising Sun. Address : Ko-
kyocho, Okayama.

Sakamoto, Mozaemon (IE
'%'&% P^), a large land-owner^
one of the highest tax-payers
of Ibaraki prefecture ; b. _ the
i,2th m. of the 6th y_. of Ka-

Sak

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' , (1853), ibafaki prefecture;
ist s. of Mozaemoa Sakamo-
to; m. An, 1st d. of Yusu-
ke Kuroda, of Ibaraki pre-
fecture. Address : Furuwata-
ri-mura, Inashiki-gun, Ibara-
ki prefecture.

Sakamoto, Saburo CIS*Sfi©.
Dr. Juris, Judge of the Ad-
ministrative Litigation Court.

■ Ediic. : Tolcyo Semmon Gak-

■ ko and a German University.
Address: No. 15, Minami-eno-

. kicho; Ushigome, Tokyo.

Sakamoto,' Sanuosuke (M *•
^ 2. W), Mayor of Nagoya,
member of the House of Peers ;
6. the 6th m. oftlie4th y. of
Aiisei( i8S7),Aicln prefecture;

. 3rd s. of Kyozo Nagai, a samu-
rai of Aichi prefecture, and
adopted by the late Seikin
Sakamoto, a samurai of To-
kyo ; m. -Kyij, y. sister to
Harukichi Kase, a saimcrai
of Yamagata prefecture. En-
tered the Home Department,
1879 ; Secretary of the To-
kyo Court of Appeal ; trans-
ferred as Secreta.ry of the
Siga Prefectural Governnient,
1889; then having served as
Councillor of Nara . prefect-
ure, . Secretary of Okayama
prefecture, Secretary of the
House of Peers, Secretary of
the Home Office, and as Sec-
retary of Tokyo prefecture,
was . ultimate 1)' promoted as
Govei-nor of Fukui and Ka-

goshima prefecture.'? then pre-
sent post in 1911. Becoration:
iiie 3rd Ordei- of .Merit. Ad-
drss: 3chome, Shu-akabe-cho,
Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Tel :
3581.

Sakamoto, Senji (.^ *. fill ^),
President of the Yoshino Ya-
emoku Bank; <5. 19 Mar. the"
2nd J/, of Meiji (i869),<- Osa-
ka ; 1st s. of Tojiro Sakamo-
to, and adopted by the late
Gihei Sakamoto ; m. Noe, ist
d. of his foster-father. Ad-
dress : Ryijinon-mura, Yoshi-
no-gun, Nara-ken.

Sakamota, Shunken (§1-:^ ^
W, Director of the Imperi-
al Treasury Bureau ; d. the,
9th m. of the 2nd f. of Kaei
(1849), Nagano, prefecture;
1st s. of the late Daizo Saka-'
moto, a samurai of Nagano;
and y. brother to Baron To-
shiatsu Sakamoto ;, in. Taki, ■
y. sister to Masashirp Koza-
wa, a samurai of Nagano-
ken. Early entered the Im-
perial Household Department,
and was ultimately raised to
present post. Address: No.
23, W-akamiyacho, Ushigome,
Tokyo. Tel.: 556 Bancho.

Sakamoto, Sokubi CR *^ BJ
^), Fi-esideiit of the Yilbari
Coal Company, and of the
Kyoto Partnership ; b. the
nth in. of the 4th y. of Ko-
kwa (1847), Kochi ; 3rd s.
of the- late Kakuji Sakamoto,

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Sik

ci samurai of Kochi ; m. Shi-
ge-e, 1st d. of Ko Kitamura,
a samurai of the $ame pre-
fecture. Was elected Mem-:
ber, and Vice-Ghairrnan of
the Kochi Prefectural Assem-
bly, 1 879 ; Councillor of the
Kyoto Municipal Assembly,
1889 ; Member of the House
of Representatives, 1 892; pres-
ident of the Sobu Railway
Company, the same year ;
managing direc';or of the Hok-
kaido Railway, 1898. Ad-
dress: No. 30, Nakarokuban-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
151 Bancho.

Sakamoto, Takeshige (.g ;$:
St .'JcDj . Surgeon-CoJonel,. chief
of the Medical Dep't " of the
8th Army Division; l>. 1866
in Hiroshima-ken. Surgeon-
Sub-Lieut., Aug., 1886;
Surgeon-Lieut., April 1-892;
Surgeon-Captain, May 1895;
Surgeon-Major, Nov. 1901;
Surgeon-Lieut. -Colonel, Nov.
1907;. Surgeon-Colonel, Dec.
191 1. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Class of G. K.
Address: Tomita-cho, Hiro-
saki.

Sakamoto, Toshiatsu (M *
1^ .1). Baron (cr. 1907), Vice-
Admiral, ex-Chief of the Naval
Education Board, ex-Mem. ot
the Board of Admirals; b.
the loth m. of the Sth >. of
Ansei (1858), in Tokyo ; 2nd

s. of the late Daizo Sakamoto,
a saniurat of Nagano pre-
fecture, and adopted by Shun-
sliii Sakamoto ; ni Ko, a-
dopted d. of Sei-ichi Irokawa,
of Ibaraki prefecture. Educ. :
the Naval Cadet School. Mid-
shipman, 1879; Captain, 18-
97; Rear- Admiral, 1902; Vice-'
Admiral, 1905 ; commanded
the Hiyei in the Japan-China
War ; attended the Corona-
tion Ceremony of the Czar
1896, and the 5th Peace Con-
ference at tile Hague 1899;
President of the Naval Staff
College, 1902 — 1908 ; attend-
ed the International Maritime
Law Conference at London,
1908. Decorations: the 2nd, Or-
der of the Rising Sun, the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite,
and several other foreign or-
ders. Address : No. 32, I-
chigaya Koracho, Ushigome,
Tokyo. C/nd: the Peers' Club.
Tei. : 2087 Bancho.

Sakane, Sciichi CM tS ?t
_)^ inventor; 6. the 3rd b.
of'Keio (1867) at Shitsuji-
mura, Yosha-gun, Tango pro-
vince ; s. of Eizc kSakane.
.Eduo. : privately. Invented
silk spinning and 90me others.
Address: No. 370 Motosbin-
gyodo, Shinmaehi-nishi-iru,
Nijo-dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyo-
to. TeL : 4776 Kami. Clnbs :
Invention Societv.

Sakano, Tetsujiro (.M if- ^;

Sak

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* SI5), Director of the Osaka
Post and Telegraph ContrcJl
Bureau ; b. 14 Nov . the 6th
y^ of Meiji (1873), Okayama-
ken ; ist s. of Hanshiro Sa-
kano, a samurai of Okayama
prefecture ; in. Kiyono, 1st
d. of Shukichi Takami, of O-
kayama. Edtic. : graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1S98. Passed the Higher Civil
Service Examination, the same
year, was appointed Commis-
sioner of the Communications
Department, 1899; then its
Secretarj, 1902 ; director of
a field post office as an addi-
tional post J 1904; Director
of the Tokyo Post Office, 1908;
then transferred to present
post in' 19 10 ; delegate to the
2nd International Conference
of wireless telegraph, held at
London, March 191 2 ; procee-
ded to Germany and France.
Decoration: 3rd Order of the
Eising Sun. Address : .Higa-
shi-Noda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka.

Sakaoka, ; Ipliitaro C* 153 tU

* Bj, Prof of the College
of Engineering of the Toho-
ku Imperial University. Is
now stijdying abi'oad.

Sakata, Jujiro (S IB * ^ B|5),
Dir. of Commercial Biu'cau ;
d. Nov. the 2nd j>. of Meiji (18-
6g), Idzumo province. Edtic. :
graduated from the Tokyo

Higher Commercial School,
1894. Passed the Diplomatic
and Consular Service Exami-
nation ; ~ was eleve - Consul,
Pusan, 1896 ; attache, at New
York, 1897; eleve-ConsuI, at
af.Mokpo, 1899; transferred
to Fusan,' the same year;.
promoted full Consul, at Ma-
sampo, 1900 ; Councillor of
the Foreign Office, 1903 ; 2nd
Secretary of Legation, 1905 ;
2nd' Secretary of Embassy,
London, .1906 ; Consul Gene-
lal, London, the same year;
1st Secretary of Embassy as
an additional post, 1908. Dec-
oration : 5 th Order of the
Eising Stm. Address : 6 cho^
me, Aoyama-minamioho, A-
kasaka, Tokyo.

Sakata, Kbsetsu (K H H
g), artist, Japanese painter ;
b. 1871 in Kanazawa-City,
Ishikawa-ken ; s. of Mansuke
Sakata ; m. Otowa, younger
sister of Fukunosuke Tokuda,
1898. JEduo.: privately; studied
painting under Gekko Ogata.
Was a writer of the art dep't
of the Osaka Mainichi Shin-
bun for 14tl) years ; exhibited
his masterpieceB in a pro-
ducts exhibition, Tokyo Jitsu-
getsukai, Tokyo Kyogi society
and othei" societies and ob-
tained many prizes. Meerea
iions : travelling', utai. Ad-
dress: No. 8 Masago-cho, Kita-
ku, Osaka. Club : Taisho Art;
Society.

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Sak

Sakata, Kinoru (Jg EB W)»
Doctor of Medicine; b. 1875
in Aichi-ken ; s. of Bunji
Sakata; m. Aki-ko in 1897.
Edtic: graduated from the
Saiseigakusha, now defunct
medical school at Tokyo ;
further studied in Germany.
Address:- No. r, Miyanaga-
clio, Nezu, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel.-. 2187 Shitaya.

Sakata, Tei-ieM (S H A
~*)> Kogakuhakushi, Prof, of
the Tokyo Higher Technical
School, and Comptroller of the
Patent Bureau ; b. the 8th in.
of the 4th _y. of Ansei (1857),
Tokyo ; . 2nd s. of the late
Chojuro Sakata, a saumrai
of Tokyo ; m. Tsuru, 2nd d.
of Masanobu Ban, a samurai
of Tokyo, iiifa^. .• graduated
from the Engineering Depart-*
ment of ' the former Tokyo
University, 1880; further stud-
ied in Germany, England,
France, America, etc., 1890
■ — 1892. Entered the Print-
ing Bureau as an engineer, 18-
■80; Assist. -Prof of the Engi-
neering College, 1887 ; Prof
of the Tokyo Higher Technic-
al School, the same year ;
was appointed Comptrol'er of
the Patent Bureau, 1892 ; Di-
rector of the Tokyo Higher
Technical School, 1898 — 19-
00; attended the Paris' World's '
Fair in- 1900 as member of
the International Committee

of Science; received "degree
of Kogakuhakushi, 1 898 ; .or-
dered to proceed to Elurope
and America, . 1900-^— .1901;
Dfcoration : the 3rd' Order of
Merit. Address.: No. 24,, Na-
kaniachi, ■ Ushigome; Tokyo-.

Tel. : 213 Bancho..

Sakatani,- Yoshiio (R # ^
Si?), Baron (or. igo^),Hoga7cu-
haitushi, Mayor of Tokj'o since
1912; b. the ist in.-'oi the
3rd jj-'. of Bunkyu (1893), in
the province of Bitchu ; -..4-th
s, of -the late Shiroshi Saka-
tani, a famous scholar of Chi-
nese classics ; in. 1888, Koto-
ko, 2fld d. of Baron Ei-ichi
Shibusiiwa. Ediic: graduated

from the Tokyo University
with honours, 1884. On his
graduation, he entered ' the
Financial Department, with
whicii he has been connected
without a break, having been
successively Councillor, Ac-
countant, Director of Account-

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ants' Bureau, Vice-Minister,
1901 ; full Minister, 1906,
which he resigned early 1908,
and then undertook a tour a-
round the world ; he did much
in helping the adoption of the
gold standard system; besides

the services mentioned above,
he has assisted in educational
work ; in earlier days, he
taught Political econoihy and
Finance in the Senshia Gak-
ko (a private college), the
Marine *" Paymasters' School
and the Keiogijuku College,
and the growth of the first-
named school owes much to
him ; he has endeavoured to
diffuse the knowledge of e-
conomic and financial science
by means of magazine arti-
cles and-public speeches. Dec-
orations : Grand Cordon of
the Rising Sun, the ist Or-
der of Merit, and various other
foreign orders. Publications :
the Life and Work of Baron
Shibusawa, the Financial His-
tory of the Meiji era, etc.
Recreations ■: gardening, 0^0.
Address : No. 126, Harama-
chi, Koishikawa, Tokyo. Club:
.the Nihon Club. Tel.: 120
Rancho.

Sakaushi, Yoshito (.^ ^ ^
.■ffi)i Engineer 'of the Okayama
Construction Office, Railway
Board. Address : Okayama-
shi. .,

Sakaya Akira (1 ^ W),

Governor of Dita prefecture j
3. 13 Jan. the 3rd y. of Meiji
(1870), Tokyo; ist s. of Senri
Sakaya, a samurai of To^
kyo ; in. Tsuchi, ist d of
Junzo Yamane, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University. . On his
graduation, was given a post jn
the Home Office ; then trans-
ferred as Councillor of Miyagi
prefecture in 1 897 ; and after
serving as Councillor of Mi-
e and Kanagawa prefectures,
Secrectary of Shiga and Fukui
prefectures, and as Commis-
sioner of Fukui, Shizuoka and
Kyoto, prefectures, was ap-
pointed Commissioner of To-
kyo-fu, Oct. 1910; transferred
to present post in July 191 1.
Decoration: 5 th Order of Merit.
Address: Oita prefectural Of-
fice.

Sakazaki, Shun CIS if f|).

Judge, sectional chief of the
Tokyo Court of Appeal; b.
the nth m. of the 3rd _)'. of
Ansei (1856), Kumamoto; 3rd
s. of the late Umu Sawamura,
a samurai of Kumamoto clan,
and adopted by the late Ki-
yoshi Sakazaki ; in. Tsuru,
4th d. of the late his foster-
father. Educ. : studied Chi-
nese classics, and Law. Served
. in the Kumamoto Prefectural
Government, 1 879; transferred
to ,the Department of Justice,

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the next year ; passed the
Examination for Bench, 1886;
was appointed Judge of the U-
tsunomiya Court of First In-
stance 1887; then 5 sectional
chief of the Anotsu District
Court, 1890; Judge of the To-
kyo Court of Appeal, 1891 ;
Judge of the Nagoya District
Court, 1895 ; President of the
Kofu District Court, 1897;
President of the Chiba Dis-
trict Court, ^1898; President
of the Niigata District Court,
the same year; Secretary and
sectional chief of the Head Of-
fice, 1899; again Judge, and
sectional chief of tbe Tokyo
Court of Appeal, 1902. Dec-
oration: 3rd Order of Merit.
Address : Minami-Enoki-cho,
Ushigome-lni, Tokyo.

SakikaiWa, SaisMro Ct JH ^
H 515), Director of the Local
Mining Inspection Office of
Osaka; <5. 15 Mar. the 2nd
jf. of Meiji (1869), Saga-ken ;
1st J. of Yukichika Sakikawa,
a samurai of Saga-prefecture;
m. Tsuru, y. sister to Wataru
Majima, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1896.
Passed the Higher Civil Serv-
ice Examination, the same
year, and entered the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Com-
merce ; Councillor of the same
Office ; June 1897; and after

serving as Secretary accepted
the same post in the Forestry
Bureau, Director of the Local
■ Mining - Inspection ' Office of
Fukuoka, then transferred to
present post. Address: the
Official House of the Local
Mining Inspection Office, TJe-
honmachi, Higashi-ku, O-

saka.
Sakuda, Mideo Cf^ ffl * ?• m).

Procurator of, the Nagasaki
Appeal Court; ^. the 1st /«.
of the 2nd j/. of Keio (1866),
Yamaguchi prefecture ; ist .f.
of Sokichi Okamura, a samu-
rai of Yamaguchi-ken, and
adopted by the late Yasuyo-
shi Sakuda; m. Hisa, ist d.
of Mataemon Kataoka, of Ya-
maguchi. - Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination, 1 8-
90 ; appointed procurator, 18-
92; after serving as procurator
of the Akamagaseki, Kokura
and Onomichi Local Courts,
and of the Kochi, Osaka Dis-
trict Courts, was ultimately
transferred to present post in
1904. Address : Vrocm-atoTs'
Office of the Nagasaki Ap-
peal Court, Nagasaki.

Sakuma, GisaburS C-fe X U ffi
H WO, Expert of Wakayii-
.m;i Prefectural Government ,
i. the loth m. of the 2ndjj'.
of Ansei (1855), Ishikawa pre-
fecture ; ^2nd s. of Ototetsu
Sakuma, a saiimrai of Ishi-
kawa ; m. K6, 2nd d. of Ta-

Sak

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datomo Takeda, a samurai
of Ishikawa, Edtic. : studied
the science of agriculture. Ad-
dress : Kaga-cho, Deguchij
•lYakiiyama.

Sakuma, Kotaro Cfe ^ IM i! *
W>, Sub-Lieutenant of Infant-
ry, Engineer of the Railway
Board ; b. the 9th m. of the
2nd y. of Keio (1866), Nara
prefecture ; i st s. of Yusai
Sakuma ; m. Fusae, 2nd d.
of Kokei Kiyonaga, of. To-
kyo. Educ. :. graduated fi-om
the Engineering College of
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1892. Became engineer
of the Kyushu Railway Com-
pany Mar. 1894; made an
inspection tour in Europe and
America, May, the same year;
then present post, Apr. 1908.
Address: the Official House,
45 Kamikurumazaka, Shita-
ya, Tol<yo. Tel. : 26$ 7 Shi-
taya.

Sakuma, Nobuyasu Cfe X. Pel
iM #), English scholar. Lect-
urer of the Tokyo Higher Nor-
mal School. Publicatmis :
several works on English.
Address: 2.7\!a. of Ho, 10 Ni-
shikatamachi, Hongo Tokyo.
- Sakama, Samata (& :X ^1 ;&
.S %\ Count (cr. Viscount,
1895, Count 1907), General,
Governor-General of Formosa;
& the ibth ;/?. of the ist y.
of Kokwa (1844), Choshii ;
2nd '-s. of Magoshichi Oka-

mura, a sanmrai of Yama-
guchi clan, and adopted by
Takenojo Sakuma, a sanmrat
of the same clan ; widower.
Took part in the Civil War
of the Restoration ; Captain,
April 1872; Major, Nov. the
same year ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, April 1874 ; took part
in the Saga Rebellion, 1874,
and in the Civil War of 18-
77 ; participated in the Puni-
tive Expedition to Formosa
in Mar. 1878; Colonel, Nov.
1878; Major General Feb.
1881 ; Lieutenant - General,
Dec. 1886 and Comniander
of the 2nd Army Division
(Sendai) ,' did splendid serv-
ice in the Japan China War
especially in the battle of
Wei - hei - wei fiebtine under
General Dyama; Commander
of the Guards Division, 1896;
promoted full General, 1 898 ;
was Commander of Tokyo
Garrison during the anti-peace
agitation ; present post since
1906. Decoration: Grand Cor-
don of the Rising Sun with
the Paulownia Flower. Ad-
dress : the Official House,
Schome, Shin-hokunion-gwai,
Taihoku, Formosa.

Sakuma, Sei-icM Cfe ^ PS igl
— ), Member of the Kojimachi
ward assembIy,Managing Dire-
ctor of the Iwaki Mining Co.,
Director of the Naikoku^T?u-
un Company, the Iharaki
Mining Company, the Chu-

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Sak

gwai Asphalt Company, and
of the Nippon Tsusho Bank ;
b. the 3rd in. of the ist y.
of Ansei (1854), Ibaraki pre-
fecture; 1st s. of Yasunori
Sakuma ; m. Kaya, e. sister to
ShSzo Sasaki, of Tolcyo. Educ:
studied Chinese classics. En-
tered the Naikoku Tsu - un
Company, as branch manager,
1882, and ultimately became
its director; was elected Mem-
ber of the Kojimachi Ward
Assembly, 1906. Address :
No. 73, Shimonibancho, Ko-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 438
Bancho.

Sakuma, Tetsuen (-g X fH ^

H)' artist, Japanese painter;
b. the ilth 7n. of the 3rd y.
of Kayei (1850) in Sendai.
His ancestral family were for
generations artists in Sendai
clan and he ha.s succeeded
its occupation. Address: No.
II Kashi, Kobai-cho, Suru-
gadai, Kanda-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 221 1 Honkyoku.

Sakura, KotarS (ti # ± W),
Paymaster-Inspector, Chief of ^
the Section of Accounts, De-
partment of Materials of Na-
vay; b. 1868. Educ: the
Paymasters School. Staff Pay-
master,'" Feb. '1898 ; Fleet-
paymaster, Sept. 1 899 ; Pay-
master-Inspector, Sept. 1906.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 5th class of the
Golden Kite. Address: No.

74, Shida, Shirogane, Shiba,
Tokyo.

Sakuragi, Kaemon (M^M
« fi PI), ex-Member of the

Hou.se of Peers (representing
the highest tax-payers of Ko-
chi prefecture), Auditor of the
Tosa Bank, and of the K6-
chi Savings Bank ; b. the 7th
m. of the 9th y. of Tempo
(1838), Kochi prefecture ; ist
s. of Yoshie Sakuragi ; wid-
ower. Address : Tanesakicho,
Kochi-shi.

Sakurai, Genshiro (M fr ?S
EI 10, Chairman of the To-
chigi Chamber of Commerce.
Address: Tochigimachi, Shi-
motsuga-gun, Tochigi-ken.

Sakurai, lehisaku Cli ^ iff
f^). Member of the Niigata
Chamber of Commerce, Di-
rector of the Mujinsen Petro-
lium Oil Company, the Oriental
Fishery Company, and of the
Niigata Bank, Managing Di-
rector of the Niigata Savings
Bank; b. 12 June, the i?thj)'.
of Meiji (1872J, Niigata-ken;
2nd s of the late Ihachiro
Sakurai ; m. Ume, grand a.
of Kiyoshi Nakano, of Niiga-
ta. Educ: studied Japanese
and Chinese classics, and ari-
thmetic in the Hokuyetsu Gak-
kan. Was Member of the Nii-
gata, aldermen's Council, and
Niigata Avater-works Commi-
ttee. He'^presides, beside the
pi-esent positions, the Niigata

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Home for ex -convicts, the
Migata Orphanage and vari-
ons other philanthlopic bodies.
Was imprisoned % acting
contrary to the act of exposire
compound for 7 j-ears ; belongs
to Seiyukai and is its director
of Niigata branch. Fublica-
tions : the History of the Mi-
gata port and others. Recrea-
tions : i-eading, Western wine.
Address : Kokuban-cho, Hon-
cho-dori, S'iigata. Tel. : No.
62 I d.

Sakurai, Ikujiro Cil ^ f 5 —
510) Dr., Directer of the Sa-
kurai Hospital for Women's
diseases ; b. the 9th m. of the
5th jC. of Kaei (1852), Tokyo;
2nd s. of the late Hajime Sa-
kurai ; m. Fuji, ist d. of Ta-
ka Nobuta, of Tokyo. Educ:
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imperi-
al University. Address: Saku-
rai Hospital, 12 Yanokura-
ciio, Nihombashi, Tokyo; Resi-
dence, 26 Nishikubo - fukite-
cho, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
Hospital, 219, 4573 Naniwa ;
Residence, 769 Shiba.

Sakurai, Joji (® # ^ n),
Rigakuhakuski, F. C. S.. (Lon-
don), LL. D. (Glasgow Uni-
versity), Dean and Prof of
the College of Science of the
Tokyo Imperial University
(chair: chemistry) ; b. the 8th
m. of the sth y. of Ansei (18-
58), -Kanazawa: 4th s. of Jin-

taro Bakurai, a samurai of Ka-
ga; m. San, 2nd d. of Naro Oka-
da, saOTw>;a2"ofIshikawaprefe.
cture. Educ. .- graduated from
the Tokyo Kaisei Gakko (de-
funct government school), 18-
76 ; studied chemistry at Uni-
versity College in England,
1876— 1 88 1. 'On his return'
entered the Department of
Educatian, and was appointed
Prof of the Tokyo Imperial
University, the ^next year;
Prof of the Science College
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ., f8-
86; received the degree of Hi-
gaknliakiishi ; afterwards was
made Dean of the Science
College. Decoration; 2nd Order
of the S. T. Delegate to the
International Association of
Academies, 19 10; delegate to
the International Congress of
the International, Catalogue
of Scientific Literature, 1907
and 1 9 10. \i member of the
Imperial Academy and Chair-
man of the Jax)anese Com-
mittee of the International
Catalogue of Scientific Litera-
ture. Author of several chemi-
cal i^apers, and of "Mathema-
tical and Physical' Sciences"
in Count Okuma's Fifty Years
of NewJapian. Addresst^o. 16,
Komagome Akebonocho, Ho-"-
ngo, Tokyo. TeL- 75 1 Shifcaya .
Sakurai, SaTbiiroemon CM^B.
m ^m P^), a large land-owe^,
one of the highest tax-payers

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Sa\

of Shimane prefecture ; <^. 15
Apr. the 14th y. of Meiji
(188 1), Shimane - prefec tui-e ;
1st s. of the late Saburoenion
Sakurai ; widower. Address :
Ai-mura, ta-gun, Skimane-
ken.

Sakurai, San-emon C^ ^ H *
% ("3), pawn-broker, President
of <:hf^ Nippon Lamn Lisjlit-
ing Company ; b. the 6th m.
of the 2nd y. of Ansei (18-
55), Tokyo; 2nd s. of the
late San-emon Sakurai ; m.
Kinu, 1st d. of Senzo Ino,
of Tokyo. Address : No. 7,
I chome, Taharachb, Asaku-
sa, Tokyo. 7>/..' 518 Shitaya.
Sakurai, San-nosuke (M fc =.
t. W), Prof, of Nagasaki Med-
ical College. Address : the
College, Nagasaki-shi.

Sakurai* Shozo (M ^ # H>,
Kogakuhakiishi. Educs gradu-
ated from the College of
Science of the Tokyo Imperi-
al University. Address: No.
10, Nishikata-machi,. Hongo,
Toliyo. Tel. : . io8o Shitaya.
Sakurai, Soichird (M ^ ^ ~
MX - President' of the Kyotsii
Bank; ^. the 8th m. of the
3rd y *o{ Kokwa (1846), To-
yama prefecture ; ist . j-. of
Iwao Sakurai; m. Sei, y. sister
to. Tamaki Sekiguchi, a .yi?-
mttrai of Toyama. Address :
Aburada-mura, Higashi-tona-
mi-gun, Toyama-ken,

Sakurai, Tetsutaro ''M^W.^
M), Director of the Custom's

Bureau of the Financial De-
partment ; d. the 8th m.. of
the 1st y. of Keio (1865), in
the province of Mikawa ; ist
s. of the late Noritaka Sakurai,
. a samurai of Shidzuoka-ken ;
in. Mitsu, 1st d. of Kijuro
Mamiya, of Shidzuoka. Educ:
graduated from the Laiv Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1890. Was given
a post in the Department of Fi-
nance, 1890 ; then transferred
to the Home Office; Coun-
cillor of Nagano-ken, 1 892 ;
the same of Ishikawa-ken, 18-
94; Chief of Police of Okaya-
ma-ken, 1896 ; Secretary of
Jbaraki-ken, 1897; Chief of the
Tokyp Revenue Superintend-
ing Office, 1898 ; Chief of
the Kobe Custom House, 19-
00 ; made an inspection tour
in America, Feb. 1904 — ^July
1904; Director of the Revenue
Bureau, 1906 ; present post,
1909. Decoration : the 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : No. 4, Miyashita-cho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.: 18-
34 Bancho.

Sakurai, Tsunejiro C® ji^ ia
^ E!5), Dr., Igakuhakushi, Prof,
of the Medical College of the
Kyushii Imperial University
(chair: Science of Anatomy);
b. 17 Mar. the 5th y. of Mei-
ji (1872), Tokyo ; s. of Tsu-
tomu Sakurai, Lord-in-Wait-
ing in the Kinkei Hall. Educ:
graduated from the Medical

Sak— Sam

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College of the Tokyo Impe-
rial University ; further stud-
ied in eF German University.
Assistant of the Tokyo Uni-
versity ; Prof, of the Fukuoka
Medical College, predecessor
of the present Medical Col-
lege of the Kyushu Imperial
University. Address : Higashi

Koen, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka-
ken.

Sakurai, Tsutomu C® jH^ M),
Lord-in-Waiting in the Kin-
kei Hall, President of the
Shinchiku Camphor Manufact-
uring Company, councillor
of the Lifeboat Association ;
b. the 9th m. of the 14th y.
of Tempo ( 1 843), Hyogo pre-
fecture ; 1st J. of the late I-
chitaro Sakurai, a samurai of
Idzushi clan ; in. Tsuya, y.
sister to Gorobei Saegi, of
Hyogo, Educ. : clan school;
studied English, economics
and palitics in Tokyo. Early
concerned with newspapers;
was appointed Private Sec-
retary to the Financial Min-
ister, 1898 ; made an inspec-
tion tour in Europe and A-
merica; .sat twice in the House
of Representatives ; Lord-in-
Waiting in the Kinkei Hall,
1907. Decoration : 3rd Or-
der of Merit. Address : No.
212, Dkubo - Hyakunimma -
chi, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.

Saknrane, KonosMn Cii ^S #
2. ji), IgakuJiakushi, Prof, of

the Osaka Higher Medical
School, and Chief of the De-
partment of Skin Diseases
in the School Hospital. Ad-
dress : the School, Osaka.

Samejima, Shigeo CSS ^ 4
1^, "Baron (cr. 1907), Ge-
neral , promoted and put on
the 2ud reserve, Aug. 191 1 •

b. the 9th m. of the 2nd y.
of Kaei ( 1 849), Kagoshima ;
2nd .s. of Tobei Samejima, a
samurai of Kagoshima clan ;
m. Fusa, y. sister to Uhei
Matsuda, of Tokyo. Educ:
the Military Academy. Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineering,
Mar. 187s ; Lieutenant, Apr.
1877; -Captain, Apr. 1881 ;
Major, May 1886 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Oct. \ZZg; Colo-
nel, June 1894; Major-Gen-
eral, Sept. 1897; Lieutenant-
General, Sept. 1904 ; took
part in the late war, and has
been decorated with the 2nd
Order of the Golden Kite and

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Sam— Sail

the 1st Order of the Rising; -
Sun. Was Commander of the
14th Army Division until Aug..
1911.

Samejima, Takenosuke (K &
:^ 1^ W), Member of the House
of Peers, Inspector of the Bank
of Japan ; b. the i ith m, of
the 1st y. of Kaei (1848),
Kagoshima ; 3rd s. of the
late Jungen Samejima, a sa-
murai of, Kagoshima clan; in.
Tsuru. ii^feij, .- studied in U.
S. A. On his return home, was
appointed a teacher at the
Foreign Language School, 18-
74; Principal of the Tokyo
Prefectural Middle School, 18-
81; Chancellor, 1882 ; Private
Secretary to the Foreign Min-
ister; Secretaiy of the Legation
at Rome ; Councillor of the
Foreign Office, and -Private
Secretary to the late Prince
Ito when Premier ; then Chief
Secretary of the Cabinet ; no-
minated Member of the House
of Peers, 1896; has been
decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun in connec-
tion with the late War; Ad-
dress : No. 151, Kogaicho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. .-57 Shi-
ba.

Sanada, HidekicH CE H S
a)> Engineer of the Home
Office ; b. 5 May, the efh y.
of Meiji (1873), Hiroshima
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Kahei
Sanada ; m. Tsuru, ist d. of

Hikorokui'6 Yoshida, of Hi-
roshima. Educ. : graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1898. Was appoint-
ed Engineer of the Civil Woi'ks
Superintending Office, i960 ;
then transferred to present
post, 1905. Address: No. 2i-
9 1 , Araijuku, Iriarai-mura>
Efeara-gim, Tokyo-fu. ■

Sanada, Tsurumatsti (K H *|
IS), ^Cap.tain, Attached to the
Naval Office ; b. ,1 899. 2nd
Commander, Sept. 1899; Con\-
mander, Jan. 1905 ; Captain,
Oct. 1909. Decorations : '3rd
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : 24th of Ho, 10 Ni-
shikatamachi, Hongd, Tokyo.

Sanada, Yukiyo (E ffl # W),
Baron (cr. 1896), Member ot
the House of Peers ; b. 26
Feb, the 3rd.j'. of Meiji (18-
70) ; 4th s. of the late Yuki-
nori Sanada ; m. Aya-ko, aunt
to Viscount Masamoto Abe.
His house is a branch of Count
Sanada's family. Decoration :
4th Order of Merit. Address :
157 Komagome Sendagi-Ha-
yashicho, Hongo, Tokyo.

Saneyoshi, Yasuzumi CR S
S M)i Viscount (cr. Baron,
1900, Viscount, ,i9o7),.Dr.,/^ .
.^a^uhaMnshi, , Inspector-Gen
eral Vf Fleets and Hospitals
on the retired list, Member
of the House. of Peers ; b. the

Satt

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3td m, of the i st y. of Kaei
(184S), Kagoshima; 2nd s. of
the late Ampuku Saneyoshi,
a samurai of Kagoshima clan;
m. Reiij 2nd 1^. of Ken Ftiruya,
a samurai of Gifu prefecture.
Educ. :. Medical College of
the Tokyo University,, and fur-
ther -.studied, fnedicine in .Eng-
land for several years. En-
tered the Department of War,
1871 ; Lieutenant-Surgeon of
the Navy, 1874 ; was steadily
promoted until he reached his
present rank in 1 892 ; received
the degree of Igakuhakushi,
and was appointed Director
of the Medical Bureau of the
Navy tlie same year ; placed
on the retired list in 1907 ;
took part in both the Japan
China and the Russo-Japa-
nese Wars, rendering great
service to the Empire. Dec-
orations : 2nd Class Golden
Kite, I st order of Grand Cor-
don of Rising Sun . Address :
No. 9. Higashi-toriizaka, A-
zabu, Tokyo. Tel .-215 Shi-
ba.

. Sanjos Kin-yoshi C^ If <£■ ife),
Prince, Jde-Oiber of the House
of Peers, formerly a courtier,
and one of the seven SeiM
(next-to-G^(7J.y^/^^, which are one
of the five privileged houses
entitled to furnish candidate:,
for the posts of " Chief" and
^'Left" and " Right Mini-
sters"). Lord-in-Waiting in

Jyako Hall; d. 8 May, the
Sthf. of Meiji(i875), Koji-
raachi, Tokyo ; 2nd s. of the
late Saneyoshi Sanjo (1837 —
1891), one of the .Host dis-
tinguished participators in the
grand work of the Restora-
tion, for which he was raised
to the rank of Prince ; m. 18-
97, Ghiyo-ko, atmt to Mar-
quis Koso Matsudaira. Educ:
Peers' School. Is the des-
cendant of the famous Kama-
tari Fujiwara, the family being
founded by Saneyoshi (1080
—1 160 A. D.). Member of
the House of Peers, Apr. 19-
00 ; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of Rising Sun
in connection with the late
War. Address: No. i, To-
riizakamachi, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel. : 219 Shiba.

Sano, Katsttjiro (fe if 1*,^
W), Major-Gegejal..on the re-
servf;'' "??"" 1 855," ' 'Chlba . pre-
fecture ; i'. of a samurai. Sub-
Lieutenant of Artillery, Dec.
1881 ; Lieutenant, May 18-
85; Captain, Apr. 1889;. Ma-
jor, Apr.' 1895 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Dec. 1900; Colonel,
Mar. 1904 ; then present rank.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
' Golden Kite.

Sano, Kyutaro Cfe Sf ^ :*:
8!S), one of the highest^ tax-
payers of Ishikawa prefecture;
b. 19 March, the 7th y. of

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Sail

Meiji (1874), Ishikawa pre-
fecture ; 4th s. of the late
Kyutaro Sano ; m. Etsu,- 2nd
d. of Kyubei Sano, of Ishi-
kaWa. Address.' Shimokaki-
nokihata, Kanazawa.
Sano, Nobukatsu (-fe » S St),

Baron (cr. 1 8g6), Member of
the House of Peers, Lieuten-
ant-General on the 2nd re-
serve ; ^- the 9th m. of the
2nd y. of Kaei { 1 849), Tokyo; '
1st s. of the late Nobukata
Sano, a Shogunate retainer ;
m. Kise, 2nd d. of Tsuneki
Shishimichi, a samurai of Ya-
magucbi. Was elected M. FI.
P., 1904. Decoration : 2nd
Order of Merit. Address : No.
16, Komagome Akebonocho,
Hongo; Tokyo. Tel.: 1881
Shitaya.

Sano, Eeizo C-fe if ^ H),
import and export merchant ;
d. the 7th m. of the 4th f.
of Ansei (1857), Kitsuki, Bun-
go province; 2nd s. of Kun-
sen Sano, a clan doctor j m.
1886, Sei-ko, 1st d. of Kyo-
hei Okamoto, a samurai of
Shidzuoka. Educ. : the For-
eign Language School and
the Commercial School. En-
tered the Maruzen Company,
1877 i went over to England,
1879 — 1882; took to present
business in 1885 ; once had
branch stores in China and
Corea, 1896 — 1899. Address:
Office 20, 2 chome, Ginza,

Kyobashi, Tokyo ; Residence,
6chottie, Aoyama-Kitamaclii,
Akasaka, Tokyo.® Tel.: Stoi'e,
?88 Kyobashi; Residence, 27
Shiba.

Sano, Ei'saburo C-g if M 5
Bl5), Director of the Koshimi
Bank ; d. the 2iid m. of the
3rd J. of Ansei (1856), Nii-
gata prefecture ; ist s. of Ri-
soji Sano ; m. Ritsu, 3rd d.
ofGenhachi Sano, of Niigata.
Address : Mitsukemachi, Mi-
nami-kanibara-gun, Niigata. ,

Sano, Shizuo (fe if 8f 4i),
E ig ale u h a h u s h i ., Professar
of the College of Science of
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity (chair. Physics). Address:
No. 202,Sendagi-Hayashicho,
Hongo, Tokyo.

Sano, Shungo Cfe if # g^),
lawyer ; b. the i ith m. of the
1st y.f of Man-yen (1870),
Hyogo prefecture; 1st s. of
Tomonori Sano; m. 1877, K6,
1st d. of lichiro Tamura, of
the same prefecture. Educ. :■
studied in the Keiogijuku, the
Tokyo Semmon Gakko, and
the English Law School. Mem-
ber of the Hyogo Frefectural
Assembly, 1887; Member of
the House of Representatives,
1908. Address: No. /<% 5
chome, Shitnoyamate - 5ri,
Kobe, TeL: 1062.

Sano, Torata (t£ if ^ isCit

Igakuhaktishi (Dr. of Medi-
cine), physician; b. 1876 in

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Oita-ken; s. of Shuntatstt
Sano. Edac. : graduated from
the College of .Medicine of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., the
Vienna Univ., and from thfe
Berlii; .Univ., Assistant phy-
sician of the Daigakii-byoin
(Univ. Hospital), 1902-1903;
President of the Japan Kyo-
ritsu- Hospital in Peking,
China, 1903-1907; studied in
Austria ^nd Germany, 1907-
1909; opened his own dis-
pensary in Tokyo in 1910.
Publication : " On Neuras-
thenia." Address: No. 17,
Minami-koga-cho, Surugadai,
Karidaj Tokyo. Tel. ; . 3560
Honkyoku.

, Sano, Tsuneha {mW ^ M),
Count : Commander of Navy,
naval-attache to the Imp. Em-
Mssy at Berlin; 6. 3 July, the
4th y. of Meiji (1871), Saga;
■3rd s. of the late famous, Tsu-
petami, who' did much in or-
ganizing the Japan Red Cross
Society ; m. Nao-ko, e. sister
to Viscount Masaaki Hoshi-
na. Educ. : graduated from
the Naval Cadet School, 18-
^ I. 2nd Sub-Lieutenant, 18-
94; Sub-Lieutenant, 1897 ;
Lieutenant, Dec. the same
yeaiF J 2nd Commander, July
1904; Commander, Sept. 19-
08. Took part in * both the
J^pan China and the Russo-
Jkpaiiese Wars. ^ DecofdtiohsS:
4th Order of the Rising Siih,

4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: 1^0.-45, Takariawa-
Minamicho, Shiba,' Tokyo.
Tel.: 1824 Shiba.

Sano, Zensaku Cfe If # #),
Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School; b. zg
Aug. the" 6th J/, of Meiji
(1873), Tokyo ; 1st s. of Chu-
jiro Sano ; m. Kimi, grand
d. of Yuki Kusano, of Osaka.
Educ: graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School, 1889 ; further st^died
commercial .economics .in Co-
lumbia University, 1897—19-
00. On retUring home, was
appointed Prof, of his alma
mater. Publications : " Bank-
ing," and several other works
on commercial subjects. . Ad-
dress : No. 824, Sendagaya,
Sehdagayacho, Toyotamagun,
Tokyo.

Saruwatari, Eomanosuke (M
mmz. W), Judge of the Ad-
ministrative Litigation Court.
Decotation: 5 th Order of Merit.
Address : No. 42, Kami-roku-
bancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Sasada, Denzaemon C1£ 9 @
y£ I F5), su (Vinegar) Brewer;
b. 3 Oct. the 13'th y. of Me-
iji (1880), Chiba prefecture;
y. brother to ShichizaemonMo-
gi, of Chiba-ken, and adopted
into the Sasada family; tn.
Hana, 2nd d.^oi his foster
father. His firm is known as
" Marukan.". Address: No.

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8, 2 chome, Eukurohiachi, Ni-
shiku, Nagoya. Tel. : 275
Ch5.

, Sasada, Susumi Cfe -* H S),
m. H. P., one of the
highest tax -payers of Shi-
mane prefecture ; Audit -
or of the Tokyo Fire Marine
Trainsportation Insurance Com-
pany; i>. the I ith m. of the
2nd X- of -Ansei (18-55), Shi-
mahe prefecture ; 1st s. of the
late Susumi Sasada, a samu-..
rai of Shimane . Educ. : stud-
ied .Japanese and.. Chinese-
classics in the clan, school,
Chairman of the Shirnane Pre-
fectural Council, 1 880-1 890;
Mem. of the House of Eeprese- .
ntatives for Shimane prefect-
urie, 1890-^894; and since then
has participated . in banking
and business companies, Mec-
reation: ^o-playing. Address:'
Kida-mura, Naka-gun, -Shi-
mane-ken. (in Tokyo, 37,
2 chome, Tsukiji, Kyobashij
Tokyo). clubs : Kojunsha,
Doki Club. Tel.: 145 Koy-
bashi. (Elected M.H.P. 191 1).

Sasagawa, KiyoshiCS n\ W),
Chief editor of the Yomiurt
newspaper; h. 1872, Tokyo;
2nd's. of Yoshikio Sasagawa; ifn.
1890. Tovf-Vo Akivpma.F<^wc:;
gfaduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
Uriversity (Course of Politics),
1898. Has been chief editor

of several news papers. Pub-
lications : the Science of Fi-
nance, the History of Modern
Education, Future of Japan.
Address: No. 10, Komagbme
Nishikatamachi, Kongo, To-
kyo. Clubs : Jiji. Kyjkwai,
Shokumin Gakukai, Shinju-
kai. Tel.: 4433 'Shitaya; '..
Sasaki, Bun-icM (-fe ^ 7k 3:
-^)) lawyer. Member of .'the
House of Representatives for
Gifu-prefecture, director .,of the
ITaigai Decoration Co;, the. 'J'o-
kyo National Loan Co. Ltd. ,

etc. ;■ <5. 15 Dec. the ist j/-
of Meiji (1868), Gifu-prefect-
ure ; 1st 5. of Kizaemon Sa-
saki ; in. Maki,-2nd d. of
Tokichi Nishimura, of Tokyo; '
Educ. r graduated from the
Nihon Daigaku (a private law
college). Passed the Exami-"
nation for Bar, and becamfe
a lawyer; elected M. H. R:,
1908. Address : No. 6, Ha-
chikancho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1033 Shimbashi. '

Sasaki, Chujiro (-fe -* tJc %;
^ 5P), Rigakuhakushi, Prof of
the College ^ of Agriculture
of the Tokyo Imperial. Uni-;
verslty; <5. the 8th>«. of the
4th jf. of Ansei (1857), Fii-
kui- 1st, J. of Chojun Sasaki,
a samurai of the Fukiii clanj
m. Tama, 2nd d. of Masayoshi
Tsutsumi, Baron; .£/«.<;..• grad-j
uated from the ' College of

Sas

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Science of the Tokyo Impe-
rial University, 1881 ; further
studied in Europe and Amer-
ica. Assistant - Prof, of tlie
Agricultural College, and Prof,
of the I, St High School, 18-
70 ; Rigakuhakushi, and Prof,
of the Agricultural College,
1891, and has the chair of
zoology, entomology, and ser-
iculture; ordered to proceed
to Europe and America, 19-
10. Address: No. 1 20, 6
chome, Aoyama-Minamicho,
Tokvo. TcL: 2^_7 Shiba.

Sasaki, Masakichi C-fe ^ tK
^ ")' Igakuhakiishi, Direct-
or of the Toundo Hospital ;
b. the nth m. of the 3rd y.
of Ansei (1856), Tokyo ; ist
s. of Toyo Sasaki, Igakuha-
kushi, and a samurai of To-
kyo ; m: Yoshi, y. sister to
Tetsuzo Suda, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ. : finished the
Course of Medicine at the To-
kyo University, 1878 ; further
studied in Germany, 1 879 — 1 8-
84. Was appointed Prof, of the
Medical College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
86 ; received the degree of
Igakuhakushi, 1888 ; was or-
dered to proceed to Russia,
1 89 1 — 1892 ; then was made
Director of the University
Hospital, but shortly after-
wards resigned the post. Ad-
dress: No. II, Surugadai-Ki-
takogacho, Kanda, Tokyo.
Tel. : 2950 Flonkyoku.

Sasaki, Nobittstma ifi. 1 /fe
tS SI), BungahthaknsJd, Lect-
urer at the College of Litera-
ture of the Tokyo Imperial
University (chair,^/^/^//^^^^/^-
erattire) ; b. June the Sth y.
of Meiji (1872), in the prov-
ince of Ise ; 1st s. of Hiro-
tsuna Sasaki, a famous scholar
of Japanese classics. Educ. r
finished the Course of Japa-
nese Classics of the Imperial
University of Tokyo, 1888.
Is well known as a charming
versifier. Publications: A Col-
lections of Japanese Poems>
and many other works on
Japanese poetry. Address r
No. I, Ogawamachi, Kanda,
Tokyo.

Sasaki, Rintaro (fe ■* tK # i:;
IR). Engineer of the Ehime
Prefectural Government, and
Director of the Agricultural
Experimental Farm of Ehi-
me-ken: Address : Minami-
horibatacho, Matsuyama.

Sasaki, Takaoki ("Ks^^kPifS)*
Igakuhakushi (Doctor of Med-
icine); b. in Tokyo; a. s. of
Masakichi Sasaki, director of
the Sasaki Hospital. Educ:
graduated from the College of
Medicine of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. Assistant of the same
University for a year after his ■
graduation; went to Germany
to study, 1905 ; returned home
in 1 9 10; received the degree
of Igakuhakushi, Dec. 1912.

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Address: No. ii Kita-Koga-
•cho, Surugadai, Kanda-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 3534 Hbnkyoku.
" Sasaki, Tatsu (•& * * ^X
Prof, of the Kanazawa Medic-
al College ; b. the 4th m.
of the 1st y. of Bunkyu (18-
61), Gifu prefecture ;j)/. broth-
.er to K6 Sasaki, a samurai
•<d Gifu prefecture; m.'Ycm,
1st d. of Naokichi Fiinai, ot
Kanagawa. Educ. : graduat-
ed from the Medical College
•of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1888 ; further studied
in Europe. Present post since
1898. Address : ShimoisM-
hikimachi, Kanazawa.

Sasaki, Tetsutaro (-fe -^ tK
M ± W.'), ex-Fern, of the Honse
of Representatives for Fuku-
shima prefecture, one of the
highest tax-payers of Fuku-
shima-ken. President of the
Hongu Reeling Partnership,
Director of the Nakoso Coal
Company, etc , Auditor of the
Sukagawa Bank, and of the
Mitsuhishi Coal Company,
brewer, reeler; b. the 8th m.
of the 1st jf. of Man-en (i8-
60), Fukushima prefecture ;
1st s. of Ichini Sasaki ; m.
Noyo, 4th d. of Kyuji Endo,
•of Fukushima. Was elected
M. H. P., 1908. Address :
Moriyamamachi,Tamura-gun,
Fukushimi-ken.
' Sasaki, TiyoCfe «*«#■),

Dr., Ig'ikuhakushi, Director

of the Sasaki Hospital ; b. the
7th m. of the loth^. of Tem-
po (1839), ToI<yo; ist..f. of
Shintaliu Sasaki, a samurai
of Tokyo,' in. Mine, y. sister
to Mataichi Miyabe, a samu-
rai of [shikawa iirefecture.
He is one of the highest au-
thorities on internal diseases,
having succeeded to the fami-
ly profession ; and was one
of the first' doctors of West-
ern medicine; has his own hos-
pital named To-undo or Sasa-
ki Hospital. Address : No.
II, Surugadai - Kitakogacho,
Kanda, Tokyo. Te/. : 2950
Honkyoku.

Sasaki, Utaro Cfe -■-( 7(c 9|1 i:
SR, President of the 90th Bank,
Director of the Morioka Bank;
b. the 2nd m. of the 4th y.
of Kaci (1851), Iwate pre-
fecture ; e. brother to Hanji
Yamaya, and adopted by U-
taro Sasaki ; vt. Kura,, ist d.
of his foster-father. Address:
No. 71, Sakanamachi, Mori-
oka.

Sasaki, Yiinosuke Cfe -* /I?

M t. Ift), Director and Gene-
ral Manager of the ist Bank,
Director of the Tokyo Sav-
ings Bank; b. the 8th m. of
the 1st y. of Ansei (1854),
Tokyo; 2nd s. of Naoemon
Sasaki; m. Fusa, ist d. of Mi-
tsunori Nomura, a samurai
of Tokyo. Decoration : 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure.

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Address:. No. 19, 2 chome,
Hoiigo, Tokyo: Z>/. r 899
Shifcaya. : ■■•'

. .Sasaki, ;Yataro (•& ■* tJ^ I&
;fc-M),-.Pror: of the Tokyo
Highef Nor tnal School ; b.
1 7. Dec. ;the' 3rd >'. of Meiji
(1870), Yamagata prefecture;
I St s: of Sentaro Sasaki, a
-samurai of Yamagata ; m.
Sada,. y. sister to Raitar5 A-
sanuma, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Agricultural College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
.J895 ;, studied science of soil
and meteorology in the Uni-
versity Hall. Was appointed
to the present post in 1900,
Publications : " Soil and Cli-
mate," and many other works
of the, same kind. Address:
No. 48( Kobinata-dairokuteil-
cho,. Koishikawa, Tokyo.

SasaM, Zenjird (-fe •* tIc #
^ B|5), Engineer and Section-
al Chief of the Monopoly
Bureau ; b. the 8th m. of the
2nd J. of Bunkyu (1862), E-
hime prefecture ; Sth s. of
Naotsuna Sasaki, a samurai
of fihime prefecture ; m. U-
me, e. sister to Katiji Oya-
mada, a samurai of Tokyo.
j5i^^. .• graduated from the
Komaba Agricultural School
(forerunner of the present
Agricultural College), 1880.
Gil his graduation, entered
the'T)'epartment of Agricult-

ure and Commerce ; was ap-
pointed engineer of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Farm,
1833 ; and then present post.
Decoration: 3rd Order of Mer-
it., Address : No.- 1, 4 chome,
Fujjmicho, Kojimachi; Tokyo.
Tel. : , 499 Bancho. '

Sasakura, Shinji (IE # if Jo),
Principal of the Sendai 2nd'
Middle School; b. the lOth
m. of the 1st y. of Bunkyo
(1861), Tokushima, in the
province of Awa ; s. of Toji
Sasakura, a samurai of To-
kushima prefecture ; m. 1 895 ,.
Asa-ko, d. of Masukichi Ku-
saka, a samurai of the same
prefecture. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Literature
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1892. Present post
since 1902. Publications: Lect-
ures on the Imperial Rescript,
and several other ethical works
and essays. Recreation : Yd-
kyoku (song). • Tel. : 41, Ki-
tanibancho, Sendai.

Sasano,- OtojirS (^ if Zj ^
Mj, 1st Secretary of Embassy,
attached to the Imperial Em-
bassy at Eome; 6. the iitt
m. of "the 2nd_y. of Keio (18-
66), Odawara, Sagami prov-
ince. , Appointed .Prof of the
1st High School, Oct. 1890 ;:
Translator of the Foreign Of^
fice, Nov. 1895;, 1st Inter/
preter : of .Legation, Siatp.,.
Ma.f. 1900; transferred to Hot-

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lajid, June, ipoi ; then to 'Ger-
many/ Nov. 1902 ; 2nd Sec-
retary of Embassy, Jan. 1906;
then 1st Secretary, Nov.- the
same year ; Private Secretary
to the iForeign Ministef , Sept.
1908. Decor ation : 4th Order
of the Rising^ Sun Address :
Japanese Embassy at Eome,
Italy.

■' Sasa, Kumataro C-fe ■* ^| jk
BK>i President of the Toa To-
bacco Company ; d. the 2nd
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864), Gifu prefecture; ist
s. of Senhachir5 Sasa, a sa-
murai of Gifu ; «. 1 888, I-
chi, e. sister to Yoshihiko Na-
kajima, a samtirai of Kago-
shima. Ediic. : studied in the
Tokyo Higher Normal School.
Entered the Financial Depart-
ment, 1885 ; after serving as
revenue-officer and police in^
spector in several prefectural
governments, was again called
to the head office and made
Director of the . ist Tobacco
Monopoly Office in Sept. 18-
97 ; sectional chief of the
Monopoly Bureau, 1 899 ; the
Director of the Tokyo 1st To-
bacco Manufacturing Works,
May 1904 ; retired from the
government service and en-
tered the present company,
Oct.- 1906, Decoration: 5th
Order of the Double Rayed
Rising Sun.- Address: No.
140, Harajuku, Sendagaya,

Toyotama-gun, Tokvo. TeL-:
2889 Shiba. . .' . '. •

Sasa, Masakazu (fe, « g; — )■
Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School, BungalmliOr-
kmhi; b. May 1872, Kyo-
to; s. of Naomasa Sasa, a
samurai of Nagoya clan ; m.
1904, Yae, 2nd d. of Toku-

saburo Yamanouchi. Educl:
graduated from the College
of Literature (Course of Japa-
nese Classics) of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1 896.
Once was Prof of the .2nd
High School, and of the Yat
maguchi High School, Lect-
urer at the College of Lit-
erature of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., and of Waseda Uni-
versity. Publications : History
of Modern Japanese I^iterature;
A Short History of Renhed
(a kind of sonnet), Commenta-
tion of Zokkyoku (a kind of
musical song), etc. Recrea-
tions : literary works of the
Heian and Tokugawa eras.
Address: No. 8, Otsuka-ku-
bomachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.
Sasakawa, Taneo C® jlj fl fg),

noni de plume Rimpoo, writer,
Lectuier at the Meiji Dai-
gaku, Hosel Datgaku, and
th.Q Senshu-gakkp; b. the 8th
m. of the 3rd year of Megi
(1870) in Tokyo; e. s. dE
Yosliikiyb Sasakawa , m. To^
yo, 2nd d. of Ariyoshi Shi*
bata. Jutuc. : graduated from

Sas— Sat

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the Ccllege of Literature of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Com-
piled tlie history of the Meiji
Restoration on behalf of the
Prince Mori; president of the
Tochigi Middle Scliool; and
is now engagi d in the com-
pilation of the Encyclopaedia
Japonica to. be puLlished by
the Sanseido, t' e booksellers.
Publications: ' History oi the
Japanese Empire," " History
of the Chinese Literature;"
and many otlier literary works.
Recreation : fine arts. Ad-
dress : No. 10, Nishikata-
inachi, Hongo, Tokyo.

Sasuda, Yo'ihio •'» m m W),
lawyer, auditor of the Nagoya
Sugar Co. and of the Dai-
Nippon Sugar Manufacturing
Co. , director of Eice and
Goods Exchange, member of
the House of Eepresentatives.
Address: 3 chome, Naka-oka-
chi-machi, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 811 Shitaya.

Sata, Yoshihiko C-fe ^ S MX
Dr., Igakuhakushi, Principal
of the Osaka Prefectural High-
er Medical School, and Di-
rector of its' Hospital; b. 17
Sept., the 4th ^. of Meiji (18-
71), Kagoshiiiia prefecture ; y.
brother to Naomasa Sata, a sa-
murai of Kagoshima ; m. Shi-
dzuko, 1st // of Ikujiro Sa-
kurai, of Tokyo. Educ. -: the
-Kagoshima Medical School;
finished the Elective Course

of the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1890 ; further studied in Ger-
many, 1898 — 1900. Received
the degree of Igakuhakushi,
Dec. 1 90c ; pressenlpost since
1 902 . Address : g, chome. I-
_tachibori-Kitadori, Kisbi-ku,
Osaka. Tel. .- 3535 Nishi.

Satake," Girl Cte It ^ m.
Viscount ; b. the 9th m. of
the Sth jc of Ansei (1858);
brother to Viscount Sadatane
Soma, and adopted by Gitan
Satake, Marquis. Was once
elected Member of the House
of Peers, 1890. Address: No.
48, Bambacho, Honjo, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1 68 1 Honjo.

Satake, Gisei (fe It ^ &\
Marquis,Member of the House
of Peers ; b. the 7th m. of
the 3rd y. of Keio (1867);
2nd s. of the late Gigyo Sa-
take, Marquis ; m. Toshi-ko,
2nd d. of Prince Sanenori
Tokudaiji. Was nominated
M. H. P. in June 1892. Dec-
oration: 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address: No.
31, I chome, Fujimicho, K6-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 408
Bancho.

Satake, Eai^sen i^'fi'%. J'D.
.Artist (Nans6 School); 6. 10
March 1878 at Aisono-mura,
Tokushima-ken. Wmc. : stu-
died painting gander Chiku-
gai Himejima. Address : No.

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Sat

314 (out of no.), Kaiiii-fuku-
■ sliiina, JSFaka 4 chome, Kita-
ku, Osaka. Cliib : m. of the
Tatsumi Art Society.

Satake, Sakutaro Cfe Vt i^
ic 10, Member of the House
of Representatives for Kofu
city. President of the Tokyo
Electric Light Company, and
of the To)o Salt Manufa-
cturing Ci.mpany, president
of the loth Bank, Director
of the KaLuto Beer Brewing
Compan}', und of the Ya-
manashi fchimbun Co.; Spe-
cial Member of the Kofu
Chamber of Commerce ; d. the
3rd m. of the 2nd j/. of Ka-
ei (1849). Kyoto; 1st s. of
Uemon Satake, a samurai of
Kyoto ; m. Matsue, y. sister
to Eitard ihinkai, of Yama-
nashi. Once was Member of
the Yamanashi Prefectural
Council ; was elected M. fi,
E.; since 1912. Becoraiion: ^'iki

Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: Ko. 31, Kouncho, Mita,
Shiha-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1521
Shiha.
Satake, Tatsu' (fe It Jt),

Surgeon Inspector (on the
waiting list), ex-Director of
the Maizuru Naval Hospital;
b. 1 86?. Staff-Surgeon, Dec.
1897 ; Fleet - Surgeon, Oct.
1901; Surgeon Inspector, Sept
1906. Decoration :■ 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun,

Sato, Aimaro C-fe M ft W,

Envoy Extraordinary and Min-
ister Plenipotentiary to Hol-
land ; d. the 3rd m. of the
4X.h j>. of Ansei, (1857), Ao-
mori prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Itsuro Yamanaka, a samurai
of Aomori, and adopted by
Kiyoei Sat5 ; m. Yuki, ist d.
of Tsunao Tsushima, a sanm-
rai of Aomori-ken. Educ:
graduated from an American
University, 1 88 1. Appointed
a clerk of the Foreign Office
the same year ; Legation Sec-
retary unattached, 1886, and
Chief of the Telegraph Sec-
tion ; Secretaiy to the Lega-
tion at Washington, 1888 ;
transferred to London, 1 89 1;
recalled home and appointed
Chief of Telegraph and Trans-
lation Section, 1893; 1st Class
Secretary to the Legation at
Paris, 1896 ; and next at Ber-
lin, 1898 ; Minister Resident,
19OQ, accredited to Mexico ;
recalled home in 1902 to be
relieved of his post and or-
dei'ed to attend duty at the
Head Ofifice; had charge of the
special correspondence bus-
iness during the late War
and was in the suite of the
Peace Plenipotentiary at Ports-
mouth, 1905 ; Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Preni-
potentiary to HoIlandii^i9o6;
attended the 2nd International
Peace Conference h^Id at the
Hague, 1907. Decorations :

Sat

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1st Order of Sacred Treasure,
and many other foreign orders.
Address : the Japanese Lega-
tion in. Holland.
, Sato;- Bunya <fe S 3: W),
Director of the Toyo Timber
Company, Tokyo. Address :
Nakamuramachi, Soma-gun,
Fukushima-ken .

Sato, Chieko Cfe HS =P tt =fi>
Actress: h. 1*^94 in Tofcyo ;
d.of Shigenobu Sato. JEduo:
graduated from the girls
foreign language school and
the actrfess f.chbol attached to
the Iniperial Theatre (Teiko-
kuzaj. Meoreaiion: literature.
Address: jSlo. 3, 1 chome,
Yufaku-cho, Kojimachi, To-
kyo. Te?.,: 549, 642 bhinba-
shi.

; -Sato,. ChStaro (fe^ & ± gI5),
JEngirieer of the Hyogo Pre-
fectural Government ; d. 28
Sept. of the 3rd J. of Meiji
(1870), Niigata prefecture; 1st
s: Masasuke Sato, a samurai
of, Niigatarken ; m. Shin, ist
la^. of Shimbei Uno, a samurai
of Ishikawa. , Educ. : gradu-
ated fromi.the Engineering
College of :the Tokyo Impe-
rial trniY6rsity>,r896. Present
p,03t isince; Mar. 1897.. De£-
waiioH.- 4th. Order of Merit.
Address : 'No'^ By, 5 chome,
:Bjta,^^'afja.'3a-dori, Kobe.

.. ;Sato,:;Cliujl c&'m'n «),

/one of ^the highest tax-payers
of Miyagi prefecture ; d. Apr.

of the 4th f: of Meiji (1871),
TVTiyagi prefecture ; 2nd i. of
Katsuji Sato ; _^- Shin, ist
d. of Shimbei Onuma. Ad-
dress .• Masudamachi, Natori-
gun, Miyagi-prefecture.

SatS, bembei (.^BW--^ «).
one of the highest tax-payera
of Fukushima prefecture ; Au-.
ditor of the Koriyama Car-
bide Company ; d. the I2th
m. of the 6th f. of Kaei (18-
53), Fukushima prefecture;
3rd f . of Zen-emon Sugano,
and adopted by Kiichiro Sa-
to ; 7n. Hatsu, 1st d. of Den-
kichi Sato, of Fukushima.
Address : Koriyamamachi, A-
tsumi-gun, Fukushima-ken. •

Sat^', Denkichi Cfe

J),

one of the highest tax-payers
of Fukushima prefrcture ; b.
the 7th m. oi the 9th y. of
Terhpo (1838),' Fukushima;
1st s. of Uhei Horiiichi, and
adopted by Gehsuke Sato;
widower. . .(4^(/rm; Koriya-
maniachij Atsumi-gun, Fukur
shimarken:. . .

Sato, Denzo' Cfe M IS M),
geologist. Prof of the Tokyo
Higher ^Normal School ; b. i
Apr. -the 3rd j(/. of Meiji (18-
70), Kumamoto prefecture';
Ist^.y., of Genji Sato, z samu^
rai of Kumamoto ; m.' Ume,
2nd di of Ki Shojj, a iamu-
n?j-c^ Akita^ Educ,: gra<i-
uated from the. College <jf
Science of the Tokyo Imperi-

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al University, 1895. On his
graduation, was appointed As-
sistant of his alma mater;
then Prof, of the Peers' School^
1897 ; present post since 1898.
.Publicatiotis : Geology, Japa-
nese Geogl-aphy, Earth Geog-
raphy, Mineralogy, and many
others of the same nature.
Address :' No. 107, Hakusanr
gotemmachi, Koishikawa, To-
kyo.

Sato, Fusataka (.■^MB Pt)>

Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the Hakodate
Regimental District; /'. 1871
in Fukushima-ken. Sub-
Lieut., July 1889; Lieut.,
Nov. i8»93; Captain, June
1898; Major, March 1904;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, March 19 12. De-
corations: 5th Order of S.
T., 4th Order of R. S., 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Hakodate, Hokkaido.

Sato, Genzo (fe Mt iS S«),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Aomori-prefecture, Direct-
or of the Kuroishi Bank; b.
the lOth m. of the 4th y. of
Ansei (1857), Aomori pre-
fecture ; 1st s. of Jirozaemon
Sata ; m. Miira, ist d. of
Chiisuke Midzuki, of Aomori.
Address: Inakada:te-mura, Mi-
namitsugaru - gun, Aomori -
ken.

Sato, Haruki Qfe.^ # «),
Captain of Ittfahtry on the re-

serve. Procurator, Chief Proc-
urator of the Nagasaki Dis-
trict Court ; h. the 9th m, of
the 3rd _y. of Keio (1867),
Kochi prefecture; ist s. oi
Tai, Sato, a samurai of Ko-
chi ; m. Shina, 2nd d. of Ma-
samoto Morioka, of Kocht.
Educ: graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1891. Became a
one year volunteer, the same
year ; Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry. .1 893 ; Lieutenant 1 8-
95 ; Captain, 1904 ; after serv-
ing as procurator and chief
procurator of several District
CourtSj he was ultimately
transferred to present post in-
1908. He took part in both -
the Japan China War and
the Russo-Japanese War, and
has been decorated, with the
4th Order of the Rising Sun
in recognition of his services
during the Wars. Address :
the Procurators' Office of the
Nagasaki District Court, Na-
gasaki. -'
'- Sato, Hei-emon C-fe E ^ *f
"ffi P^), a large land-owner,
one of the highest tax-payers
of Kagoshima prefecture ; b.
the 1st m. oi the' 1st y. of
Ansei (1854), Kagoshima; 3rd
s. of the late Hei-emon $at5^
m. Seki, 2nd d. of Keikichi
Yokoyama, of Kagoshjmar.
Address: Kajiki-mura,- Orar
gun, Kagoshima:-keh.

Sat

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Sato,' Heitaro (&M^:k W),
Mayor of Fukuoka ; 3. the
3rd m. of the 1st J/, of Bun-
kyO (1861), Fukuoka pre-
fecture"; 1st s. of the late
Busaku Talcashima, a samurai
of Fukuoka, and adopted by
Tosaku Sato; in. Hana, ist
d. of the late D Hida, a sa-
murai of Fukuoka. Address ■
Shindaikucho, Fukuoka - shi,
Fukuoka-ken.

Sato, Hidezo Cfe ii ^ Bd,
one of the highest tax-payers
of Iwate preL'cture, Director
of the Ypkoya Company ; d.
the 3rd m. of the 4th j/. of
Kaei (185 1), Iwate prefecture;
1st s. of Hidezo Sato ; m.
En, 3rd d. of Yotayu Endo,
of Iwate. Address : Sunzdwa.-
mura, Higashi-Iwai-gun, Iwa-
te-ken. *

Sato, Isuke Q& M W" Sft),
President of the Murakami
Baiili, Managing Director of
the Murakami Savings Bank,
and the Hagoshi Afforestation
Company, Executive Member
of the Sato Bank, Director
of the Niigata Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, Auditor
of the Tokyo Petroleum Oil
Company ; 3. the ist m. of
the 3rd- f. of Keio (1867),
Niigata-ken ; ist s. of I-ichi-
ro Sato ; m. Ura, 2nd d. of
Moheiji Taki uchi, of the same
prefecture. Address : Mura-
kamimachi, Iwafune-gun, Nii-

gata-ken.

Sato, Kenki (ik M M m
Colonel of Infantry, Chi^f of
Stafif of the 6th Army Divis-
ion ; d. the loth ;// of the
2nd J. of Bunkyu ( 1 862), Ya-
magata prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Kaemon Asama, a satnurai
of Yamagata, and adopted by
the late Kinji Sato ; 7n. Mo-
yo, 1st d. of Satazo Mesaki,
a samurai of Ya.mRga.ta.. Educ:
graduated from the M.Iitary
College, 1896. Sub- Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, June 1886;
Lieutenant, July 1891; Cap-'
tain, July 1895 J Major, Apr. .
1900 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Nov. 1904 ; Colonel, Nov. 19-
07 ;. took part in the Russo-
Japanese War, and has been .
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite in
consideration of his meritori-
ous services during the war.
Address : the Headquaters of
the 6th Army Division, Ku-
mamoto.

Sato, KentarS Cfe ji « ;fc BI5),
Governor of Ako prefecture.
Address : the Official House,
Kosei-churi-akogai, Taiwan.

Sato, Kihaohira (feSWAIU),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Shimane Prefecture ; 3. the
7th m. of the 2nd j'. of Ko-
kwa (184s), Shimane prefect-
ure ; ist s, of Heinosuke Sa-
to ; a widower. Once was e-

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lected Member of the House
of Peers as the representative
of the highest tax-payers of
his native place, 1 897 — 1900 ;
and then was Member of the
MatsueChamber of Commerce .
Address : Shiragata-homma-
chi, Matsue-shi, Shimane-ken.

Sato, Kinya C-& M Wi -&),
Dr., Igakuhakushi, Vice-Di-
rector of the Koseikwan Hos-
pital, at Nagoya ; b. the 8th
in. df the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864), Aichi prefecture ; ist
s. of Teiki Sato • m. Ko, 1st
d. of Nobuyuki Yokoi, of Ai-
chi. Edtic. : graduated from
the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1890. Received the degree
oi Igakuhahishi, 1907. Pub-
lications : Practical Obstetrics,
Gynaecologie (issued 16 editi-
on),etc. Recreation: Ghme&e po-
etry. Address : Minami-soto-
boricho, Higashiku, Nagoya.
Tel. : ggy. Club. Nagoya club.

Sato, Kiyokiehi (-fe ^ W -ft n),
Deputy Mayor of Moji. Ad-
dress: the City Hall, Hiro-
ishi, Moji.

Sato, Kojirj Cfe ji P ^ W),
llajor — General , Comman -
der of the Japanese troops
at North China; b. 1863,
Yamaguchi prefecture ; s. of
a samurai. Sub-Lieutenant
of Artilleiy, June 1 886 ; Lieu-
tenant, Nov. 1 889 ; Captain,
Nov. 1892; Major, Oct. 18-

97 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Dec.
1901 ; Colonel, Nov. 1904.
Decorations: 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite ; once was the
Commander of the 5 th Eegi-
ment of Heavy Artillerv.

Sato, Koki'Cfe M il W),
Manager of the Kurume City
Hospital. Address: the Ku-
rume Hospital, Kyomachi, Ku-
rume-shi.

Sato, Masagbro C-fe ® ift S B|5),

importer of iron and copper ;
Chief-Manager of the Yoko-
hama Rice Exchange, Di-
rector of the Yokohama Com-
mercial Bank, and of the Yo-
kohama Trade , Warehouse
Company, Auditor of the I-
shikawajima Ship Yard, Ltd., '
Councillor of the Kanagawa
Prefectural Government ; b.
the 3rd m. of the 4th y. of
An.sei (1857), Kanagawa pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Jiibei Sato ;
m. Yoshi, y. sister to Yasnsa-
buro Hoshino, of Tokyo, Ad-
dress : OfSce, No. 15, I cho-
me, Sakai- machi, Yokoha -
ma ; Residence, No. 52, i cho-
me, Minami-Otamachi, Yoko-
hama. C7«i5.- Shako Club. Tei.:.
Office, 70 ; Residence, 711.

Sato, Masatake C-fe^ IE g^),
Colonel of Eng. since Nov. 19-
10, Com. of the Battalion of
Eng. of the Guard Div.; b. 18-
70, Tokyo ; .y. of a samurai.
Sub-Lieutenant of Engineers,

Sat;

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July 1889; Lieutenant, Apr.,
1893; Captain, Sept. 1895,
IVTajor, Dec. 1901 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Apr. 1905. . Z*^-
cor'atwns: 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4.th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Later was of the
1 6th Eegiment of Battalion,
Kyoto.

Sato, Mo.hei C-fe M M :R tt),
one of the. highest tax-payers
of Yamagata prefecture, Pre-
sident of the Oishida Bank,
Director of the Ohanazawa
Commercial Bank ; 3. the 8th
m. of the 1st jr. of Keio (18-
65), Yamagata prefecture ; ist
s. of M'ohei Sato ; m. Sono,
1st d. of Risuke Horigome,
of Yamagata, Address : Oi-
shidamachi, Kita-Murayama-
gun, Yamagata-ken.

Sato, Mosaburo C-fe MM^ W),
Managing Director of the A-
dzuma Bank, Ltd. Address:
No. I, Irifunecho, Kyobashi,;
Tokyo.

Sato, Saburotaro C-fe S H gi5
ic W), President of the Chu-
j6 Kyoritsu Bank; b. the iSt
m. of the ^th y. of Kokwa.
(1847), Niigata prefecture;
ist s. of Sabui'ozaemon Sa-
to ; to 1 866, Kimi, 6th d.
of Shirozaemon Takeuchi, of
Niigata. Educ. : Private. -Be-
creations : Yokyoku (a kind of
song), fencing, writing Chinese
poetry, etc. Address: Nakamu-
rahama, Tsukiji-mura, Kita-

Kambara-gun, Niigata-ken.

SatOj Sankiehi f-fe % H §),
M. D., Igakuhakushi, Prof.
of the Medical College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
and Director of the Univer-
sity Hospital; b. the Jith
m. of the 4th ^. of Ansei
(1857), Gifu prefecture; 3rd
s. of Matagoro Sato, a sa-
murai of Gifu; m. Shige, 1st
d. of Rijun Ono, a samurai
of Gifu. Educ: at first he
learned Mineralogy at. the To-
kyo Kaisei Gakko, but after-
wards took to Medicine which
he finished in 1882; studied s
surgery at the Berlin Uni-
versity, 1 883— 1887. On his
return home, was appointed
Prof, at his alma mater ; re-
ceived the degree of Igakulta-'
kushim 1891 ; was appointed
Dean of the Medical College,
1893; made Director of the
University Hospital, I90i;has
been decorated with the 2nd
Order of Merit. He holds
the chair of surgery in the
University. Address ':- No. 25,
Sarugakucho, Kanda, Tokyo.
Tel. : 630 Horikyoku.

Sato, Sei Cfe % jE), Major-
General on the reserve; Court
Councillor; b. the 6th m. of,
the 2nd _;'. of Kaei (1849),
Hiroshima prefecture; ist s.
of the late ShingorS Sato ;
m:,_ Nap, \%t d. of Kiyoshi
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kawa-ken. He took part in
the Japan-China War com^
manding the i8th Infantry
Regiment and as the result
of his gallant service in many-
battles he suddenly became
famous and wid ;lv known bv
the name of " Oni Taisa"
which means " Oni-like Co-
• lonel" (as he was then a Colo-
nel) ; once was Mayor of Hi-
roshima. Had his one leg cut
off on account of the wound
incurred on the war. Decora-
tions : the 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun, the 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address::
the 41st of Ha, No. 2, Muko-
gaoka-Yayoicho, Hongo, To-
kyo. Tel. : 1325 Shitaya.

Sato, Sei-emon C-fe 11 ^ :©tf
P?). Director of the Morioka
Bank, and of the KFtayama
Company ; b. the 5 th m. of
the 3rd jj/. of Kokwa (1846),
Morioka ; ist s. of Tokujiro
Sato ; a widower. Address :■
Motomiya-mura, Iwate - gun,
Iwate-ken.

Sato, Shin Cfe M it), Judge,
Director of the Matsue Dis-
trict Court. Decoration : . 5th
Order of Merit. Address : the
Matsue District Court, Shi-
mane prefecture.

Sato, Shosuke C-fe ^ g ^),
Nogakuhakushi, Ph. D., Prof,
and Dean of the Agricultural
College of the Tohoku (North-
eastern) University b. the i ith

m. of the 1x6, y^ of.Ansei (18-
56), Hanamaki, Iwate prefect-
ure; ist s. of ShSzo Sato, a
samurai of Iwate ; m.. Y6, y.
.s. totiBaron Kuniue Inada.
Educ. : graduated; from the
Sapporo Agricultural College,
1880; further studied agricult-
ural economy at John Hopkins',
University and' in. Germany,
1882— 1886. .^On his return-
ing home, was appointed Prof
at his alme mater, 1 886 ; then
its Dean, 1894 ; has received
the degree of Nogakuhakushi.
Decoration: 3rd Order of
Merit. Address: No. i, Nai-
hocho, Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Sato, Soemon C-fe M%'^ %
F5), one of the highest tax-
payers of Yamagata . prefect-
ure ; Director of the Tendo
Bank, the Tendd Transporta-'
tion Company, arid of the U-
rushiyama Warehouse Com-
pany ; Auditor of the Shorei
Company; b. the 12th m. of
the 1st ^. of Man-en (i860),
Yamagata prefecture ; \st s.
of Yaheiji Okazaki, and a-
dopted by Soemon Sato ; m.
Yoshi, 1st d. of his foster-
father. Address : Takakushi-
mura, Higashi - murayama -
gun, Yamagata-ken.

Sato, Stikeji (-fe M jS ^),
Colonel of Infantry, Chief Staff
of the 14th Army Division; b.
the loth m. of the 3rd y., of
Bunkyii (1861), Yamagaia-

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ken J 2nd s. of Eisliiro Sato,
a safnurai of Yonezawa claii ;
m. Misa, 2nd d. of Shotet
Inomata, a samurai of Ya-
magata-ken. Educ : gradu -
ated from the Military Staff
College, 1898. Sub- Lieutenant

of Infantry, July 1887 ; Lieu-
tenant, Feb. 1 892 ; Captain,
Aug. 1895; Major, Jan. 1902;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Mar. 19-
05 > Colonel, Nov. 1907. Took
part in the Russo - Japanese
War on the Staff of the 8th
Army Division. Decorations :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
4th class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Headquarters of the
14th Army Division, Kawa-
chi-gun, Tochigi-ken.

Sat", Siikekuro (fe ^ 19 %
IP), Member of the House of
Peers for Toyama prefecture.
Director of the Chuetsu Bank,
Auditor of the Toyama Agri-
cultural and' Industrial Bank,
engineering wOrk- contructor ;
b. 27 Aug. the ydy. of Meiji
(1870), Toyama^; adopted s.
of Sukekuro Sato; in. Matsue,
1st d. of his foster-father.
Address: Yanase-mura, Higa-
shi-tonami-gun, Toyama-ken.

Sato, Susumu (-fe M Ji), Baron
(cr. 1907), IgakuJmkushi, Di-
rector of the Juiitendo Hos-
pital ; ^. the 1 1 til m. of the
2nd J)/, of Kokwa (1845), in
the province of Hitachi ; s. of
Sei - emon Takawa, and a-

dopted by the late Shocbu
Sato, a doctor of Sakxrraclan;
m. Shizu-k-0, ist d. of his
foster-father. Ednc. :. studied
medicine at the University of
Berlin, and in Vienna, 1869—
1875. Was appointed Lect-
urer at the Medical Dep't of
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1884; received the de-
gree of Igakuhakuski, 1888;
was the Presiding Surgeon of
the Hiroshima Military Hos-
pital at the time of the Japan-
China War and undertook the
surgical operation on Li-Hang-
Chang, the late world-famed
Chinese statesman, when he
was shot by a fanatic while
staying at Shimonoseki as
peace Envoy; supervised the
Hiroshima Militaiy Hospital
in the late War. The Jun-
tendo Hospital is well^konwn -
as one of the largest hospitals
in the Empire. Decoration:
2nd Order of Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: No. loi, Scheme, Yu-
shima, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
Z77 Shiteya.

Sata, TadaydsM Cfe % ^ «),
Maior-Gren., ex- Commander
of the Maizuru Fortress ; St.
1859, Tokyo; s. of a samu-
rai. Sub-Lieutenant of Ar-
tillery ; Dec. 1879; Lieuten-
ant, July 1884 ; Captain, Apr.
1891 ; Major, Apr. 1895;
Lieutenant Colonel, June 19-
01 ; Colonel, Nov. 1904; once

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was militaiy attache to the
Japanese Embassy at Rome.
Sato, Tetsutaro C-fe S ^ i: W-\
Kear-Admiral, instnictor of
the Naval College ; 6. i^
2nd Commander, June i1
Commander, Oct. 1902; Cap-
tain, Sept. 1907., Decorations:
3rd Order of the Rising Siin,
3rd class of the Golden Kite.

, Address: No. 232, Komago-
medozaka, Hongd, Tokyo.

Sato, Tomoemon (fe K S: *
ffi f1), Member of the House of_
Peers for Niigata prefecture ;
Director of the Midzuhara
Reeling Company, and of the
Shibata Savings Bank ; b. the
7th m. of the 3rd y., of An-
sei (1856), Niigata prefecture;
7th s. of Shichibei .Yamagiwa,
and adopted by the late To-
moemon Sato ; m. Kiyo, ist
d. of his foster-father. Ad-
dress . Midzuharaniachi, Ki*
ta-Kambara-gun, Niigata-ken.
Sato, Tomokuma (feJiSII),
Chief of the Police Section,
Civil A'Jmininistration Depart-
ment, Kwaritung Government
General, JDecoration : 4th Or-
der of Merit. Address: i Chin-
en^machi, Shin -Shigai, Port
Arthur.
Sato, Tisuneji - (fe » fi -),

IgdkuJmkushi' (Dr; Df Medi-
cine), Vice-President of the
Sakura Juntendo Hospital ;

%adopi. 5. of Shunkai Sato, a
doctor, Edtic.: graduated Ironi

the e'l"-''-^ Special School of:
Medicine, 1900,; studied pa^
thologie in Germany, 1901 — ^^
1904. Present post since his
return home ; Igakuhakushi,
191 1. Recreations: sculpture
and billiards. Address:' Saku-
ramachi, Chiba-ken.

Sato, ITshichiro (fe j^ ^' -b
Df!), Director of the Yotsukura
Transportation . Company ; b.
the nth m. of the 3rd y. of
Kaei (1850), Okayama prefect-
ure ; 4th s- of the late Kame-
taro Asano, a: samuraioi Oka-
yama - ken, and adopted by

Kumezo Sato ; m. Yone, 3rd
d. of Umanosuke Naito, of
Okayama. Address : Hayashi-
ma-machi, Tsukubo-gun,Oka-
yama-ken. ■ '

Sato, Yoshinaga CfeJi.^fi).
President, an'd Prof. ' of the
Moripka . Agricultural and
DendrologicalColiegfe.; b. the
Sth 7«. of the 2nd y. of Keio
{ 1 866) , AVakamatsu ; I'st s. of
Daihachiro Sat'o,,;a samurai.oi:.
-Aidzu clan; on.. Rui,' istvc^.-pf-
Denzaburo iia.ra, a. samtirai'-oi
Kuwana clan. Edtic: gradu-
ated from the Agricultural and-
Dendifologicul College, 1888;
further -■studied Agricultural
Chemistry in :Fraace, Germa- :
ny, and America, Dec. 1904- '
jTxne .1909. After successiyelj-;
f-erving as' ''.gvi. expert " of Iba-^
ragi, Tochigi and Kyoto pre-
fectm-es and president of the*

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' Kyoto-fii Agriculture school
wa^ transferred to prof, of
the' Morioka . Norin Grakko ;
present post since 1909; was
one of the examiners of the
4th and 5th Home Industrial
Exhibitions. Recreation: Utai
(Japanese classical song) . Ad-
dress : - Yorikikoji, Morioka-
shi. Td. : 126.

Sato, YosMtaro (feji^*IR)
manufacturer of weights and

measures ; b. Oct. of the 7th
y. of Meiji (1874), Tol^yo; ist
s. of Yoshisaburo Sato; m,
1899, Tami, ist d. of Taneno-
ri Harada, of Saga pfefecture.
Educ.-.\hQ Tokyo English and
Commercial Schools. Address:
I Mina.rai-norimono-cho, Kan-
da, Tokyo. Tel.:'gyi & 1784
Honkyoku; 1383 Shitaya. Tel-
eg. Code_ Address : " Sayo."

Sato, Zen-emon CfeK#*fi
P^)' a large land-owner, one
of, the Wghest tax-payers of
Fukushima prefecture; b. the
4i:h m. ofthe 12th _;*. of Tem-
po (1841); Fukushima prefect-
ure ; jst s. of Zen-emon Sato;
m. Ine, ist d. of Ziemon Hiki-
chi, of Fukushima. Address :
Koza:ka"-mura, Date-gun, Fu-
kushima.

kyo Correspondent of the Re-
nter News Agency and of the

Satoii, H6iiry (.-^ M M S),
a famous English scholar, To-
kyo Correspondent of the Ee-
uter News Agency and of the

Associated Press of U. S,; A
the nth m. ofthe 6th 7. of
Ansei (1859) in Tokyo. Edtic.:
studied Englissh under the late
famous scholar Keiu Nalcam^i-
ra. Teacher'' 4^-- the Shidzu-
oka Normal School, 1878;
an official in the Dep't of Agr.
and Com., 1882; since 1894
was successively Prof of En- .
glish in the Toyo Eiwa Gak-
ko, the Peers' School and the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School ; was in U. S. A.
while tlie Chicago World Fair
was in session ; in the time
of the Japan-China War was
in the service of the Imperial
Headquarters at Hiroshima
and afterwards went to Chefoo
in the suite of Special Envoy
Miyoji Ito (now- YJScount|
whose mission was'to exchan-
ge the peace treaty then con-
cllided with China, 1 895 ; Di-
rector of the government Coni-
mercial Museum, 1898; then
present posts. Publicaiions' :
" Lord Li "; the translation
of Mr. Shimada's " Kaikok'u
Shimatsu" (annals of the open-
ing up ofthe country to foreign
intercourse) ; " Lord Hotta "
both in Japanese and En-
glish, etc. Address: (Office)
Hiyoshicho, Kyobashiku, To-
kyo; (Residence) No. 14, tcho-
me, Shin-amicho, Azaibu, To-
Icyo. Tel.: (Office) 1605 Shim-
bashi. (Residence) 1303 Shi-

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ba. .

Satsuma,^ Jihei_ (KS!?6:SJt).
Director of' the Oniiya IBank,
dealer in cotton cloth ; b. 4
Dec. the 14th jr. of Meiji (18-
81), Tokyo; ist .y. of the. late
Jihei Satsuma ; m. Masa, ist
d. of Jimbei Sugimura, of To-
kyo. Decoration: the 5 th Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure.
Address: 21 Surugadai-Sudzu-
ki-clio, Kanda, Tokyo. Tel.:
870 Cho Honkyoku.

Sawa> Kan-iiojo (•}$■ it ;2. S),
Inspector - General of Naval
Ordnance, put on the waiting
list since Jan. i q 1 2; 6. the i st m.
of the 1st J.', of Man-en (i860);
1st s. of the late Tarozaemon
Sawa, a samurai of Shidzuoka
prefecture ; m. Yoshi, 2nd d.
of Sei Nara, a samurai of To-
kyo. .SflTi^^. .'graduated from
the Naval Cadet School, 1881.
1st Class Chief Naval Ord-.
nance, Dec. 1898; Inspector of
Naval Ordnance, Sept. 1899;
Inspector - General of Naval
Ordnance, Nov. 1906. Took
part in the Russo - Japanese
War, and has been decorated
vvitli the 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and the 4th Class of
Golden Kite in consideration
of his services during the war.
Address : 23, 4 chome, Yushi-
ma, Hongo, Tokyo. TeL: 376
Shitaya.

Sawa, Ry:kwan (?f K J^).
Rear-Admiral on the reserve;

b. the loth m. of the 6th y. of
Kaei (1853), Tokyo; 2nd s. of
the late Kantoku Sawa ; m.
Kami, y. sister to Seitaro Su-
zuki, a samitrai of Tokyo.
Took part in the Russo-Japa-
nese War. Decorations: the 4th
Order of Merit, 4th Class of
Golden .Kite. Address: 1261
Shirnoshibuya, Shibuyamachi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Sawada, Goichi (vf H ^ — ),
Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School; b. the 9th
m. of the 1st y. of Bunlcyu
(1861), Gifu prefecture; 2nd i'.
of Kyubei Sawada; vi. Sacbi,
2nd d. of Chijivaku K inura, a
saimirai of Gifu prefecture.
Educ. : the' College of Science
of the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1891. Entered the Mili-
tary Department, 1882; Teach-
er, at the ist High School,
1887; Prof, of the 4th High
School, 1892 ; Prof, at a Mili-
tary School, 1896; and then
transferred to present post.
Address: 28 Daimon-oho, Ko-
ishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. : 4037
Bancho.

Sawa, SeiicM (ji *t -),
Standing Director of the Sa-
wahara Bank.tPresident of the
Kure Electric^ Railway Com-
pany, and of the Goyo Store-
House Company, Vice-presi-
dent of the Kure Kyoritsu
Company, Director of the Hi-
roshima Electric Light Com-

Saw

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pany ; b. 4 Aug. the 4th ^.
of Aleiji (1871); 2nd s. ofjisu-
ke Toyaj and adopted by the
late Toyozaemon Sawahara ;
m. Uta, 1st d. of his foster
fatlier. Address: 5630 Soya-
mada-mura, Kure, Hiroshima-
ken.

Sawahara, Toshio CtflSft^),
ex-Mem. of the House of Peers
(representing the highest tax-
payers of Hiroshima prefect-
ure), President of the Sawa-
hara^^^Bank, Ltd, ; b. the 4th
m. of the 1st y. of Keio (18-
65), Kure, province of Aki ;
ist s. of Tametsuna Sawaha-
ra; in. Nami, ist d. of Sataro
Kurata, of Hiroshima prefect-
ure. Decoration : the 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: 5661 Soyamada - mura,
Kure, Hiroshima-ken.

Sawamnra, Shin (jf ^ Wl>
Nogakuhakushi, Prof, of the
College of Agriculture of
the Tokyo Imperial University
(chair : Agricultural Chemist-
ry). Address: 178, Harajuku,
Sendagaya, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo.

Sawano, Ippei f'if if — ^),
Procurator, and Chief Proc-
urator of the Saga District
Court ; b. the- 2nd m. of the
yd, y. of Kokwa' (1846), Ishi-
kawa prefecture; 1st .y. of Sei-
shin Takeuchi, a samurai, and
adopted into the Sawano fam-
ily ; m. Hatsu, i^t d. of Shu-

z6 ltd, a .ffl';««r«?of Ishikawa-
ken. Early became Police-In-
spector of Ishikawa prefect-
ure ; passed the Examination
for Bench, 1887; after serving
as procurator and chief procu-
rator of several District Courts,
was ultimately tranferred to
present post, Jan. 1906. Deco-
ration: 4th Order of Merit.
Address: Official House of
the Saga District Court, Saga-
city.

Sawaao, SadashicM (if if S
-ti)) rice merchant. President
of the Kobe Theatre Company,
Managing Director of the Nip-
pon Rice Exchange, Director
of the Hyogo Store - House
Company, and of the Kobe
Electric Light Co., Auditor of
the Nippon Commercial Bank;
b. the 8th m. of the 12th y. of
Tempo (1841), Hyogo pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of the Kyubei
Sawano ; widov/er. Address :
43 Isono-macht, Kobe. Tel. :
502 Cho.

Sawayanagi, !Kasataro (jfiP
i^X^y, President of the lo-
hoku Imperial University; b,
the 4th m. of the ist y. of
Keio (i865),Matsumote, prov-
ince of Shinano ; ist i'. of the
late Nobutaka Sawayanagi, a
samurai of Matsumoto clan ;
m. Hatsu, 1st d. of Tei-un Ya-
manouchi," of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Literature of the Tokyo

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Say— Sed

imperial University, 1888. Sec-
retary of the Department of
Education, 1890; Private Sec-
retary to the Minister as an
additional post, 1891 ; Princi-
pal of the Hongwan-ji Middle
School, 1893-1895 ; next that
of Gumma Middle School ;
promoted to be the Director
of the 2nd (Sendai) High
School, '1897 ; transferred to
the post of Director of the ist
(Tokyo) High School the next
year ; then to be Director of
the Ordinary Education Bu-
reau the same year ; and held
the posts of Principal of the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School and the Tokyo Higher
Normal School in addition,
1898-1901 ; attended the 13th
World's Oriental Conference
held at ,Berlin, 1902, as the
Japanese representative ; then
he proceeded to England Apr.
1906 to deliver a course of
lectures on Japanese education
at the London University, but
had to hurriedly return home
before commencing the lect-
ures in order to take up the
post of Vice-Minister of Edu-
cation ; resigned on the fall
of the Saionji Cabinet, 1908 ;
was appointed to succeed, as
'principal of the Takyo Higher
Commercial School,'^'Dr. K.
Matsuzaki.who was compelled
to resign the post owing to a
students' agitation, 1910; ap-

pointed to present post, Apr.
1911- Decoration: 3rd Order
of Merit. PiiMicaiwns:"Books,"
" the Spirit of Education,"
" Elementary Psychology,"
" Political Ethics," " Kodo "
(Principls of J^3), and many
others of educational works.
Address: Zoshigaya, Kitato-
yosliima-gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel. •
284 Bancho.

_ Sayanagi, T:ta (■&. W M ±),
Gov. of Shiga-prefecture since
19 1 2; 6. 20 Sept., the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1870), Kagawa prefect-
ure; I st s. of the late Masaemon
Sayanagi; m. Chiyo, ist d. of
Kakunoshin Sato, of Fukushi-
ma. Educ: graduated from the
^Hogakuiii (a piivate lav/ insti-
tution), 1892. Passed the
Higher Civil Service Examina-
tion, 1895; entered the Home
Office, 1896,^ after serving as
councillor and commissioner
of several Ptefectural Govern-
ments, transferred to Com. of
Fukuoka-pre. in i9i_i. Ad-
dress: Higashiura, Otsu.

Sedo, Kikujiro (W p ^^ IE),
Insp.-Gen. of Naval Ordnance,
d. 1868. Educ: Naval Engi-
neering School. 2nd -^Com-
mander of Naval Ordnance,
Feb. 1896; Commander of
Naval Ordnance, Sept. "1899 ;
Inspector of Naval Ordnance,
Sept. 1906. Is now Sectiotial
Cliief of the Kure Naval Gr-

Sed-Seg

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dnance. Decoration: 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
of Golden Kite. Address : the
Kure Naval Station, Hiroshi-
ma-ken.

Sedo, Toraki m. ^ f^ IE),
Government School-Inspector,
Pi-es. of the ist High School ,
^. 16 Dec. the 2nd jr. of Meij-
(1869), Kochi; 1st s. of Nao-
■ michi Sedo, a samurai af Koi
chi; m. Fuku, 3rd d. of Shigek;
Tokuyama, a samurai oi'Pv^m
prefecture. Educ: graduated
from the College of Science of
theTokyo ImperialUniversity,
1896. Address: i4Kitamachi,
Ushigome, Tokyo.

Segawa, Asanoshin {M}\\^t.
ji), Consul General at Kwan-
tuiig ; iJ." the 6th m. of the 2nd

f. of Bunkyij (1862), Bitchu
province; ist s. ofKwan-no-
suke Ssgawa, a samurai of
Okayama ; m. Iku, ist d. of
Michinaga Matsui, of Shiga
prefecture. Educ. : studied in
China, 1883. Appointed Chan-
cellor, at Tientsin, Oct. 1887 ;
at Fusan, Feb. 189!; at San
Francisco, Nov. 1895; Consul,
at Hankow, Aug. 1898 ; at
Wonsan, June 1901 ; at New-
chwang. May 1902; at Amoy,
Apr. '1907; at Kwantung, May
1908; Consul, General 19(1,
Decoration: Sth Order of the
Rising Sun. Address: Japahess
Consulate Gen&ral, Kwantung,
China.

Segawa, Hideo [Wx }\] 3? Wh
historian , ■Butigakiihiiktcshi,
Prof ot the Peers' School, In-.
•str'uctor of the Military Staff
College ; b. 22 Aug. the 6th
y. of Meiji (1873), Iwakuni,
Yamaguchi-ken ; s. of Seiki
Segawa; m. 1897, Kuka-ko,
ibtd. of the late Baron Mitsu.
Inoui, General. Educ. : grad-
uated from the College of Lit-
erature (Course of History)
of the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1896; graduated fom
the University Hall, 1896-19-
02. Has received the degree of
Biingakuhakushi. Appointed
Prof of the Peers' School, 19-
01 ; Instructor of the Military
Staff College, 1902 ; went over
to Europe, Mar. 1906 - Mar.
1907. Recreation : reading.
Publications : General History
of Europe, Text Book of Eu-
ropean History (written in Chi-
nese), Maps of European His-
tory, etc. Address: Zo Kita-
ura-ma.chi,Naito-shinjuku,To-,
yotania-gun, Tokyo,

Segawa, MasatosM (M.)\\%,%\.
Dr., Igakuhakushi, Director
of the Koto Hospital and of
the Tokyo Hospit'al for Child-
ren; ^. the 4th »«. of the ydi y.
of Ansei (1856), Tokyo ; ist s.
of the late Masayoshi Segawa,
a clan doctor to Takatsuki
clan; »s!,' 1882, Suzu/jj'. sister,
to Totsuheiji Atsuki, z samu-
rai of Shidzuoka clan . Edtic:

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Seg-Sek

graduated from the Medical
Department of Tokyo Uni-
vei'sity, 1882; further specially
studied Internal Diseases and
Children's Diseases in Ger-
many, 1888-1S91. Instructor,
and then Principal of the Mi-
yagi Medical School, 1882-18-
88; Prof of the Chiba Medical
College, 1888-1898; received
the degree of Igakuhakushi
in 1900 ; resigning his pro-
fessorship of the Chiba Med-
ical College in 1898, found-
ed tlie Koto Hospital, and then
the Tokyo Hospital for Child-
ren's Diseases in 1902, he him-
self becoming the Director.
Publications : several treatises
on children's diseases. - Rec-
reations : tea-ceremony, Chi-
nese poetry, painting and cal-
ligi-aphy. Address: 16 m\^\x\-
k6baich6,Kaoda, Tokyo. Tel.:
1955 Honkyoku.

Segawa, Ryotaro (SIJHS^t'cBW,
Sui geoii Lieutenaat-Coionel on
the reserve; b. 1871, Chiba
prefecture ; .y. of a samurai.
Surgeon Sub-Lieutenant, July
1894; Surgeon Lieutenant,
Nov. 1895 ; Surgeon Captain,
Oct. 1898; Surgeon Major,
Nov. 1903 ; Surgeon Lieuten-
ant Colonel, Dec. 1908 ; late
Chief of the Zentsuji Garisson
Hospital. Decorations; 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun, 4th
Class of the Golden Kiie. vi^ifr-
' drAss.j'\&(^_- too, Kirigaya, Osa-,

ki-nmra, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.
Segawa, Yaemon (8| )\\ M M
ff pij), one of the highest., ax-
payers of Iwate prefecture. Di-
rector of the Hanam'aki Bank,
and of the Morioka Bank, Au-
ditor of the Hanamaki Store-
house Company, Representa-
tive Member of the Matsuya
Partnership ; b. the 3rd m. of
the 1st f. of Man-en (i860),
Iwate ; 1st .f. Yaemon Segawa;
m. Koma, e. sister to Hideya-
su Yamaguchi, a. samurai of
Iwate. Address: Hanamaki-
machi, H!inuki-gun,lwate-ken.

Sei> Gintaro (it S i: SI5),
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives for Shidzuoka pre-
fecture; b. Mar. the 7th _;^. of
Meiji (1874), Shidzuoka; 4th

s. of Sonai Set, and adopted
by Tobei Sei ; m. Isa, ist ^.
of Jiisaku Ide, of Shidzuoka.
Educ.: Tokyo Semmon Gakko
(predecessor of the present
Waseda University). Once was
private secietary to the May-
or of Tokyo ; elected Member
of the House of Representa-
tives, 1908. Address: 28, i-
chome, Shiba-morimoto-cho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. : 2068
Shiba. Native Address ': Ka-
mi-Chiiya-mura, Fuji-gun, Shi-
dzuoka-ken.

Seikanji, Tsunefusa (?S^#fI
M), Count, Member of the
Hoiise of Peers; b. the ist7«.,
of the 1st J/. Keid (1865) ; I'st

Sei— Sek

L-.85d;]

s. of Morifusa Seikanji, a court-
ier ; m. Shuko, e. sister to
Count MotoyoshiMibu. Educ:
Military Cadet School. Elect-
ed M. H. P., 1900. Address:
No. 498, HigasHi-Okubo, Oku-
bomura, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo-fu.

Seino, Chotaro (^ if S i; Ili),
Director of the South Manchu-
ria Railway Company (since
1908); b. I Apr. the 2ndjj/. of
Meiji (1869), Kagawa ; ist s.
of Hikosaburo Seino, a i'aw^a-
rai oiK.&g^.^ws^■, m. Kuni, adopt.
d. of Misao Ogawa, of Kana-
gawa, Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1895. On
his graduation, was given a
post in the Home Office ; then
having served as Councillor of
Toyamai and Kanagawa pre-
fectures, was transferred to the
same post in the Home Office ;
attended the International Cen-
sus Conference held in Brus-
sels 1903; was appointed Gov-
ernor of Akita prefecture, Jan.
1906, and then to the present
semi-official post, Nov. the
same year. Decoration : 3rd
Order of Merit Address: 7,
5ch6me, Fujimi-cho, Kojima-
chi, Tokyo, Tel.: 322 Bancho.

Seino, Kiheiji (^ Sf S ^ ?S),
President of the Miyagi Com-
mercial Bank, Auditor of the
Miyagi Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, the Shogyo Sav-

ings Bank, the Miyagi Spin-
ning Electric Light Company,
and of the Sendai Gas Com-
pany, etc.. Vice- Chairman of
the Sendai Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. the Sth m. of the 5-
thj'. of Ansei(i8s8), Miyagi;
3rd s. of Yasutomo Seino; m.
Wakuri, 3rd d, of Katsuncbu
Sado, a samnrai of Miyagi.
Address: 51 Higashi-niban-
cho, Sendai.

Seki, Gen-emon (ISiS^SF?),
President of the Katsuyama
Bank, Director of the Fukui
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank ; b. the 4th m. of the 4-
thjj'. of Ansei (1857), Fukui;
1st s; of Mitsuyoshi Seki, a sa-
murai of Fukui prefecture ; in.
Sei, 1st d. of j'i'nsuke Mori, of

the .same prefecture. Address;
Katsuyama-machi, Ono-gun,
Fukui-ken.

Seki, Hei-emon (BS^^^H),
President of the Nippon Indus-
trial Bank, Ltd. ; (5. the 3rd m.
of the ■2w6.y. of Kokwa(!845),
Kanagawa; ist .y. of Kojilro
Seki ; m. Naka, 3rd d. of Hei-
shir6Mori,ofKanagav.'a. Once
was a Shinto priest. Address:
Kamakura - machi Komachi,
Kamakura-gun Kanagawa -
ken.

Seki, Hidesaburo (R^HIK),
Dr. Phil., ex-Prof of the To-
kyo Foreign Language School,
head-teacher at Shimbu Gakko
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Sek

students); b. the 3 id in. of the
2nd J/, of Bunkyu (1862), Koi-
shikawa, Tokyo ; s. of a cer-
tain Soga, a i>amnrai of Ishio-
ka clan, Hitachi, and adopted
by Shimpachi Seki; m. 1S94,
En-ko, 1st d. of Naoshige Ya-
maraoto. Director of the 15 th
Bank. Educ. : Tokyo Nonrial
.School ; Leipzig University,
Germany. Once was Prof of
the Peers' School ; Govern-
ment School Inspecfor; School
Inspector of Nara prefecture ;
Prof of the Tokyo Fine Arts
School ; Prof of the Tokyo
Foreign Language School ;
Acting-Principal 01 the same
school, etc. Decoration : 4th
Order of Merit. Publications :
Confucious as an Education.^1-
ist, Practical Pedagogy, His-
torical Pedagogy, Children , In-
fluence of Education, Princi-
ples of Education, and several
other text-books. Recreations:
No (a kind of drama), wrestl-
ing, novel reading. Address:
23 Kitayamabushi-cho, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo. Tel. : 348 Ban-
cho.

Seki, Hironao (IS . tS it)'
Viscount (cr. 1884), Member
of the House of Peers ; b. 6th
m. of the ist_;j'. cf Ansei (18-
54), in the province of Bitchu;
2nd s. of Count Hirofusa Ma-
denokoji, and adopted by Cho-
koku Seki, ex-Lord cf the Chi-
kami clan of Bitchu ; widower.

A dxlress : Ichigaya, Honmura,
cho, Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel:
2585 Bancho.

Seki, Kiyohide (H ^ ^),

Member of the House of Peers,

President of the Chuwo Sugar
Manufacturing Company ; b.
the 5th m. of the 4th J. ofKa-
ei (185 1), Saga; 2nd s. of Uo
Seki, a samtirai of Saga clan ;
m. Taka, adopt, d. of Ryosuke
Fujino, a ja;««r«2 of Kagoshi-
ma. Educ. : clan school ; stud-
ied English and Law. Entered
the Department of Justice,
1876; Chief Procurator of the
Kagoshima ( 1 877}, Sendai ( r 8-
93) and of Nagoya (1896) Dis-
trict Courts J Governo;' of Sa-
ga, 1897; the same of Gum-
ma, 1901 ; the same of Naga-
no, 1902 ; elected Member of
the House of Representatives
for his native place, 1902; In-
spector General of the Metro-
politan Police Office, 1905, but
resigned the post on the col-
lapse of Katsura Cabinet in the
later part of 1905 ; nominated
M.H.P., Jan. 1906. Decora-
tion : 2nd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : loth of Ho, 10 Koma-
gonie-nishikata-machi, Kon-
go, Tokyo. Tel. : 2767 Shita-
.ya. .

Seki, Ifaohiko (IB iE *),

lawyer, Member of the House

_!"'f Representatives for Tokyo

city, and its Vice - Presi -

dent , since August 1 9 2

Sek

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Director of the Meiji Oil
Comipany; 6. the 7tli m. of
the 4th J)/, "of Ansei (1857).-
Wakayama ; 2nd s. of Heibei
Seki, a SMnurai'ofWa.'k&yam^
clan ; m. Tatsui, 2nd d. of Sa-
noemon Saiga, a sa7!iurat of the
same clan.- Educ: graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University, 1 8-
83. For a short while after
graduation, was a writer on
the staff of the Tokyo Nichi-Ni-
chi Shimbiin; 'afterwards elect-
ed Member of the Tokyo City
Council, and then Member of
the House of Representatives,
1890 ; a member of the Koku-
minto. Decoration : 4th Order
of the Rising Sun. Address:
12 Minami-kinroku-cho, Kyo-

bashi,Tpkyo. Tc/.: 1047 Shim-
bashi,

Seki, Nyorai (fg j«j ?R), pro-
per name is Gaiijiro, chief
of the art dep't of "Yorhiuri
Shinbun" (a daily news
paper); b. the nth m. of
the 2nd \y. of Keio (1866) in
the province of Yamato. He
entered the " Yomiuri Shin-
bunsha," Pec. 1893; is well
known as an able art critics;
is member of the art associa-
tion. Pnblication's: criticism
collection, expression and
forms. Address: "No. 27
Ueiio-sakuragi-cho, Shitaya,
Tokyo.

Seki, Shigetada (M M %),
Naval Captain of Engineering,
Chief Ehgiheei- of the Maiznrn
Naval Station ; b. 1865. 2nd
Commander of Engineering,
Apr. 1897 ; Commander of En-
gineering, Dec. the same year ;
Captain of Engineering, Jan.
1905. Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
the Maizuru ITaTal Station,
Kyoio-fu.

Seki, Shigstaka (|g g ^),
Captain of the Navy, Com-
mander of the lOth of the
flotilla; b. in 1871. Edi/c::
Naval Engineering School.
Lieut. - Commander, Sept.
1899; Commander, Jan. 1905;
Captain, Dec. .1912. He
was Commander of the
Mnsashi (protected cruiser),
present post since Dec. 19 12.
Decorations: 3rd Order of
R. S., 4th Order of S. T.,
4th Class of Golden Kite.

Seki, Shingo (Jg i; W), Pro-
prietor of the Okayama Shim-
po, and chief of the Business
Dep't. of the Headquarters
of the Kurozuki Sect (Shinto);
b. the 5th in. of the ist v.
of Ansel (1854) in Okayama;
e. s. of Shozo Seki, sanmrai
of Okayama; m. Yaye, 2nd
d. of Ryotciku Ono, samiirdi
of the same feudal lord, i ?>7g.
"Ediic: Entered the common
rchool in Okayama maintain-

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Sek

ed by the feudal lord, at the
age of nine, and after the
Restoration studied foreign
languages. In 1874, he came
up to Tokyo and studied
there for three years. About
this time, he contributed es-
says to various newspapers,
and' was engaged as editor of
the Akebono Shimbtin, Hyo-
ro7t Shimbtm and Osaka Nip-
fio (Predecessor of the Osaka
Mainichi Shimbun). Was
appointed the Secretary of
the Genroin, or the Senate,
and transferred to the

Dajokan and thejHome Office.
After serving in Oita, Niigata,
and Hiroshima Prefectures as
Secretary, was promoted to
be the Governor of Fukui-
ken, in 1896, was elected
Director of the Dojima Rice
Exchange, Osaka, 1899. Re-
turned to Okayama, 1905,
Has been invested with the
.4th Order of Merit. Recrea-
tions : reading and fine arts.
Address : Uchiyama-shita,
Okayama.

Seki, Yoshiomi (IS ft E).
Baron, Lord-in-Waiting in the
Kinkei Hall," Member of the
House of Peers; b. the nth k\.
of the \(jX\\ y, of Tempo (18-
39), Fukui prefecture; 2nd s.
of Gorobei Yamamoto, a sa-
murai of Fukui, and founded
the Seki family ; m. Mura,;^.
sister to Yutca Kume, a samu-

rai ol Ibaraki. Afcer serving
as Chief Procurator oftheMi^
yagi* Appeal Court, Procura-
tor of the Court of Cassation
and as Governor of Tokushi-
ma and Yamagata prefectures,
was nominated Member ot the
House of Peers in 1897, ^""^
afterwards created Baron. Dec-
oration : 3rd Order of Merit.
Address : Ippommatsu-machi,
Azabu, Tokyo.

■ Seki, Y«ichiro 'M m - W),
Lieutenant-Colonel of Com-
missariat, Commander of the
l6tli Battalion of Commissari-
at; b. 1870, Kagoshima. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, Mar.
1893; the same ofCommis-
.sariat/ Jan. 1894 ; Lieutenant,
Jan. 1895 ; Captain, Oct. 18-
97; Major, Nov. 1904 ; Lieu-
tenant Colonel. Decoration :
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address: the l6th Battaljon
i' IJommissariat, Kyoto.
Sekiba, Shigeki ' (M & 7M
^IJ), engineer in chief of the
Yokogawa Bridge Manufncto-
ry ; b. 1881 in Fukushima-
ken ; .s. of Tadatake Sekiba ;
m. Tsjuriiko, d. of Shigeuari
Kitashiro, an insurance bro-
icer, November, 1S08. JiJd'iie :
graduated from the engineer-
ing college of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. ; after his graduation
studied at TTniversity hall for
one year ; then went to A-
merica and served at A-

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merlcan Bridge Co. for one
jear, as construction engineer
at West Verginia Bridge Co,
for one year, as assistant
engineer at Perun Bridge Co.
about one year ; afterwards
stayed in Europe and America
to study practical business for
bridge building ; entered the
present firm after his return
home, Oct. 1908. Reereatimis:
music, reading. Address : Nan-
wa-in Abe«o, Tennoji-mura,
Iligashinari-gun, Osaka-fu,
Clvb: Assoc, M. A. S, C. E.

Sekiguchi, Ken-ichiro (^0^
— |j5), Judge of the Administ-
rative .Litigation Conri.-' Ad-
dress : 27, 2ch5me, Ichigaya
Kagamachi, -Ushigome, To-
kvo. Tel.: 21 16 Bancho.

Sekine, Seiehoku (M ig IE it),
Jiungakuliakushi, Prof, of the
Tokyo Female Higher'* Nor-
mal School (chair : Japanese
Classics). Is well known as a
scholar of Japanese classics.
Decoration : Sth Order of Me-
rit. Publication : several works
on Japanese dussics. Address:
I Morikawa-cho, Hongo, To-
kyo.

Sekino, Eenkiehi (ggif^f ),
•Captain, aide-de-camp, io the
Crown Prince; b. 1866. Educ.:
Naval Cadet Sch06]. 2nd Com-
mander, Dec. , 1897 ; '■ Com-
mander, Sept. 1900 ; Captain,
Sept. 1906. Once was Navaj

Aide-de-Camp to His Mejesty,
Decoration ; 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun. Address: 66 Za-
imoku-ch6,Azabu, Tokyo.

Sekino, TadasM (m if M.),
Kdgakuhakushi, Assist-Prof. of
the Engineering College of the
Tokyo Imperial University
(chair: Architecture), Engineer
of the Home Office ; b. 9 Jan.
the ist^. of Meiji (1868), Ta-
kata, in the province of Echi-
go ; s. of Takatoki Sekino, a
safmirai ofTakata clan ; m. 19-
08, Kiyo-ko, 4th d. of Taka-
yoshi Nakaniura, ex-Chicf of
the Engineering Bureau. Edtic:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College (Course of Archi-
tecture) of the Tokyo Imperi-;
al University, 1895. Superin-
tendent of the .engineering
works of Nara prefecture, 18-
96 ; Engineer, of Nara prefect-
ure, 1897; appointed Assist.-
Prbf. of his alma-mater, Sept, ■
1901, and Engineer of ^ the
Home Office as an additional
post, Mar. 1903. Publications:
Reports on Investigations of
Chosen Architecture. Ad-
dress: 7th of Ro, 10 Nishika-
tamachi, Hongo, Tokyo.

Sekita, Yasuemoja (iiaS'&^
P?), Managing Director of
the Tokorozawa Commercial
Bank ; b. 28 Nov. the 2nd y.
of Meiji (1869), Tokyo ; iiit s.
of Yasuerhon Sslcita ; in. Kuhi,

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Sek

e. j«/^r to Rihei Miyadera, of
Tokyo. Address: Siyania-
niuia, Kita-tama-gun, Tokyo.

. :,Sekito, Morihiko(iS f^ '^ M),
President of the Maruhachi
Savings Bank, Proprietor of
the S:kito Bank ; d. 2 Aug. the
2nd J/, of Meiji (1869), Aichi ;

'I'St .y.-of Jiro Srfcito^ V«.:Ryu,
3rd d. of Mojuro Konishi, of
Hyogo. Address : 1^ Hofitsu-

'm'/rcho, Nishi-ku, Nagoya.
7>(v .• 1006.

Sekiya, Fukutaro (ll#lsi:l|5)
Director of the Bakwan Com-
mercial Bank, Auditor of the
Bakwan Electric Light Com-
pany, and of the Kwammon
Steamship Company ; d. the
8th 7n. of the 4th _y. of Ansei
(1857), Yamaguchi; ist s. of
Seikichi Sekiya; m. Iwa, 2nd
d. of Seizo Shimada, of Yama-
guchi. Address: Irie-machi,
Shimonoseki-shi.

Sekiyar Gembei iM'^M^M),
President of the Hachioji 78th
Bank. Address: the 78th Bank,
Hachioji, Minami-tama - gun,
Tokyo.

Sekiya, Tadamasa (^MSM),
Engineer of the Hokkaido Pre-
fectural Government ; ^. 22
Aug. the 2nd J)/, of Meiji (18-
69), Gifu prefecture ; 1st 5. of
Sadamu Sekiya, a samurai of
Gifu ; m. Mayo, 2nd d. of No-
butsuna Utunomiya, of the
same prefecture. Educ : grad-

Oated from the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imperi-
al Uniyersify, 189 1. Oa his
graduation, was given a post
in the Home Office ; then hav-
ing served as Engineer of 1-
baraki and Tochigi prefectures,
Was transferred to present post
in May 1904". Decoration : sth
Order of Merit. Address: Har-
bour-works Office of Kushiro,
Hokkaido.

Sekiya, Teizaburo (Si Jl ^ H
BR), Director of the EducattcJn-
al Bureau of the Chosen Gov-
ernment ; b. 4 May, the 8th m.
of Meiji (1875), Tochigi pre-
fecture ; 1st s. of Yoshizumi
Sekiya; m. Kinu, y. sister to
Chiiichi Osada, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1899. En-
tered the Home Office, and
passed the Higher Civil Serv-
ice Examination, the same
year; appointed Councillor of
the Formosan' Government;
then having served as Council-
lor of the Treasury, Private
Secretary to the Home Minis-
ter, Commisioner of the Kwan-
tung Governinent, Director of
the Civil Administration Office
of the Kwantung Government,
and as Commissioner of Saga
prefecture, was transferred as
the same to Kagoshima pre-
fecture in 1908; then to present
post in Oct. 1910. Decoration:

€ia— Sen

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5 th Order of Merit. Address :
Official House, Chosea Gov-
ernment General.

^ Semba, Taro (fill ^ ±. %),
Lieutenant-General, Com-
mander of the lytli Army
Division; h. tlie 4th. m. of the
2nd J. of Ansei (1855), Ehime;
1st s. of Sachio Semba; m. Ta-
ma, 2nd d. ofKajSro Yano, of
Gifu prefecture. Educ: ^Xhe
Military St.afif College; studied
in Germany, 1890-1893. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, Feb.
1879 ; Lieutenant, Feb. 1883 ;
Captain, May, 1886; Major,
Apr. i893;Lieutenant-Colone],
May,' 1895; Colonel, Oct. .18-
97 ; Major General, July, 19-
03 ;, Lieutenant-General, Nov.
1910; took part in both the
Japan China War. on the Stafif
of tlie 2nd Army Division and
the Russp-Japartese War as
Commauder, of the 31st Bri-
gade aflnfantry. Decoraitons:
2nd Order of Rising Sun; 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress .; Hefidquarters of the
17th. Army Division, Ishima- ^
mm-a, Mitgu-gun, Okayama-'
prefecture. •

Sembon, YosMtaka (=P * l§
m), Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; b. the 5th m.
of the eth"^- of A"set (1857),
in the province of Mino; s. of
a. certain Sembon, d samurai
of Mino. Educ: gradnated from
the Department of Science of

the Tokyo Imperial University,
1878; studied.in Europe about
three years beginning in 1885.
Once naught in the Military
Staff College, etc. ; appointed,
to present post, 1889. Decord-
tion : 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 1 10, Dtsuka-Saka-
sluta,-machi, Koisliikawa-ku,
Tokyo.

Sena, YosMtoshi (M^m ^i),
Major-General on the reserve,
Director of the Yushiikwanf(a
military museum) ; i>. the ilth
m. of the Sth y. of Kaei (18-
52), Shidzuoka ; 2nd s. of the
late Sada-aki Sena, a samurai
of Shidzuoka; w. Nobu, ist
d. of Michiaki I'^nomoto,'a sa--
murai of the same prefecture-. ,
Early entered: the army and
was made Subr^Lieutenant in
1874, and by gradual promc;-
tion, was raised tp the rank
of Major -General in 1905;
fought against Saigo's Rebel-
lion in -1877; ^'so took part in,
both the Japan China War is.
Commander of the nth Reg-,
iment of Field Artillery^ and
the Russo ,- Japanese War as.
Commander of the Transport
Depot and Inspector of Etapss
of the 2nd Army Division of
the 2nd reserve; placed on the
retired list in 1907.' Decora-
tions: 3rd Order of the Rising,
Sun. 4th Class of the Golden
Kite', t Address: 31 Minami--
m&chi, CJshigome, Tokyo.

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Sen

, Sendzu, Buwj (fill M-^ ■*).
Rear-AxJiniral, Commander of
the Chinkai Bay; Defence
• Corps; ^. 1865. 2nd Command-
er, Dec; 1897; Commander,
Oct. 1898; Captain, Jan. 1905;
then present rank. Decora'
tions.'yi Order of the' Rising
Sun^ 4th Class of the Golden
K'te. Address: 8 4ch6nie, Yu-
shima, Hongo, Tokyo. / .

Senga, Tsurutaro Qf%mi.W),
Hogakuhakushi, Prof, ot the
Law College of the Kyoto
Imperial University (chair : in-
ternationaliaw); b. the 2adm.
ofthe4thy of Ansei (1857),
Okayama ; 1st s. of Tokushi-
ro Senga, a samurai of Oka-
yama; m. Sata, ist d. of Koji-
ro Takahashi. cf Tokyo. .5'ii/w^,.',
studied in the University of
Berlin, i884ri899 On his re-
turn hoijie, was appointed to
present post ; was. ordered to
proceed to Europe jatvd Amer-
ica,- May " 1909; - Publication T
International law. Address: 9.1.
Shimokamo - muraiit Atago -
gun; Kyoto.: "iv.vij^ir-'..

Senge, Takatomi (V ^ % )@),
Baron (cr. 1884), member of
the House of Peers, ex-Minis-
ter of Justice, ex-President of
tlie Tokyo Eailway Co., ex-spe-
cial memter of: the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce;^. 8th
m. of the 2nd y. of Kokwa (iS-
45), Kitsuki, Izumb;, . ist .f. of
Takasumi Senge, of an ancient

fdinlly which acted as heredi-
tary Grand Custodiaris to the
Great Shrine oflzuitip; m.'Yo-
shi-ko, y. sister to Viscount
Nobutari Fiishihara, Meniber
. of the Senate, 1888;' Membqr
of the House of. Peers, i89PJ
appointed Director of the Pri-
mary Education Bureau, 189^
Governor of Saitama-ken, 18?-
94; theri cf Shkuoka - ken-;
agaiii elected Member of the
House of Peer^, 1897; Govern-
or of Toicyo^fu, 1 898-1908 "•
elected Memii)er;of the Housfe
of. Peers, 1904, for the thiT.d
time; appointed to a Ministerial
post in Mar. 1908 (the Saionji
Cabinet), but resigned a few
months later> when the Mih^
istery frU; appointed. President
of the Tokyo Railway Com-
pany, 1909. Was made Baron
1890 in consideration of the
honourable position the famify
occupied froni ancient times,
being considered as almost
rivalling the Inipsrial Hous^
in respect of hoary antiquity.
Decoration : ist Order of the
Grand Coi don of the Rising
Zwa. Address: 31, 3ch6me.
Shin-pgawa machi, Ushigome,
Tokyo. ' . . \

Sengokn, Masakata (fBl S 1^
®), "Viscpunt (cr. 1884)^ Mem-
ber of the House of Peers,
Director of the Japanese Paper
Manufacturing Company; b.

Sett

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the 1 2th m. of the 14th y. of
Tempo (1843), Idzushi, in the
province of Tajitna ; s. of Ma-
sakata Ssngoku, ex-Lord of I-
dzushi clan, and adopted by
Hisatoshi Sengoku ; m. 1867,
Yoshi-ko, aunt to Viscount
Toshisato Kinoshita. Was
made Chamberlain, 1875; Sec-
retary of the Home Office,
1882 ; elected Member of the
House of Peers, iSpo ; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of Merit. Address : iS
Kamiya-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.
Tel: 2097 Shiba. Club: Doyo-
kwai.

. Sengokn, STasayoshi Cflll S Sit
Si). Secretary of the House
of Peers ; b. Apr. the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871), Tokyo; 4th j. of
Viscount Masakata Sengoku ;
in. Moto-ko, y. sisier to Prince
Kuni. Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1898.
Decoration: 5th Order of Merit.
Address: 18 Kamiya-cho, Shi-
ba, Tokyo. Tel.: 15 81 Shiba.
^engoku, Mitstigi (fill T\ "K)^
Kogakuiiaktmhi, ex-Mem. of
tiie House of Representatives
for Kochi prefecture ; b. the
6th m. of the 4th j/. of Ansei
Ci857), Kochi ; 2nd s. of Ya-
jiina Sengoku, a samurai of
Kochi; m. Toku, motker to
Ichir5 Matsumoto. of Tokyo.
Edtic.: graduated from the En-
gineering Department of the

Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1878. Was
long connected with the Gov-
ernment Railway as its sec-
tional chief; President of the
Kyiishu Kailway Company
from 1900 to the time when
it was nationalized some years
ago; elected M. H. R., May
1908. Decoration: 3rd Order
of Merit. Address: 21 Fujimi-
cho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel: 2004
Shiba.

Seno, Kazo (M Sf M S«).
Director of the Hokkaido

Rice-cleaning Company. Ad-
dress: Maho, Otaru, Hokkai-
do.

Seno-o, Kihei mn^M^ tf.").
cotton dealer, Director of the
v.mii Bank, Ltd.; b. the 4th m.
of the 5th ^. of Ansei (1858),
Osaka; 2nd s. of Rihei Yama-
da, and adopted by Kihei Se-
no-o ; m. Tsuru, ist d. of his
footer father. Address: 91, 4
chome, Shipmachi-tori, Mina-
mi-kii, Osaka. Tel. : 2089
Minami.

Seno-o, K taro (MMi^± Wd,
a large land-owner, one of the
highest tax-payers ofKagawa
prefecture; b. the 9th m. of the
istjj'.. of Bunkyu (1891), Ka-.
gawa ; ist .r. of Keigen Seno-
o; m. Hisa, i.st d. of Chutaro
Takeshita, of Kagawa. ^t/-
dW.fx.'Hataoka-mura, Ayauta-
gun, Kagawarken.

Senc-o, Tetsuji mm ^ iS),.
President of the Hiro Bank ;

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Sen— Ser

li. 9 Oct. the 4th y. of Meiji
(1871), Hyogoj 1st J. of Ma-
gojirS Seno o ; m. Yuku, 4th
d. of Sobei Sato, of Hyogo.
^r/f/z-rj^.- Hiro-mura.Shikama-
guu, Hyogo-ken, '

Sensho, Snetaka C^ ^ ^ W3t
Baron (cr. 1884), Member of
the House of Peers; b. ro
Oct. the Slh ji;. of Meiji (t8752;
2nd s. of Hideyoshi &nshu,
ex-courtier and Shinto ^ntsX ;
widower. Elected Member oif
the House of Peers, 1901,
Decoration : 4th Order df the
Rising Sun. Addnss : 4 Va-
ra i-cho, Ushigoine, Tokyo.

Sera, Sei-ichi Cift S ^ -),
e.v-.\l«'!ii. of the House of Eep^
resentativcs for Hiroshima
prefecture, lawyer ; 5. 6 July,
the loth y. of MeiJi {1&77),
Hiroshima ; ist s. of Masao
Sera ; w, Masu. Educ: grad-
uated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
ver.sity. Once served in the
Depirtnient of Justice; elected
Member of the Hou.se of Bep-
resentatives, 1908/ Address:
Shimo-nagaregawa-maehi, Hi-
roshima-shi.

Sera, Tpkuju (ffi S IS *),
President of the Bocho Agri-
cultural and Industrial. Bank ;
b. the 5 th m. of the 3rd y. of
Ansei (i856),yamaguchi pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Hachiroe-
mon Nakatsukasa, and adopt-

ed by the late Umesabn'o
Sera; m. Tami, ist d. ofKi-
kuzo Kidant, of Yamaguchi.
Address: Kabano-mura, Osht-
ma-gun, Yamaguchi-ken.

Serizawa,K6taro C???S#i:iO.
lawyer ; b. the 4th m. of the
znAy. of Ke-o (1966), Yone-
. zawa, Yamagata-k^n ; ist s,
of the late Masahani Seriza-
vra. Judge of the Court of
Cisssation ; to. 1892, Miyuki,
y. sister to Toshio Irisawa,
Naval Captain of Engineering.
.£/«^..'graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1890. Immediately
after his graduation, became a
lawyer, opend the "Japan Pa-
tent Agency Bureau " for ma-
naging patent and trade marks
for foreigners, Aug, 1908. Rec-
reation: philosophical studies.
Address : KcsidzncQ, iioHa-
rajuku, Aoyama, Tokyo ; Of-
fice, 3,. 3 chome, Sanjikkem-
bori, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Tel.:
1509 Shimbashi. lelegraphic
code address : " Seritoku."
Club: Doki club.

Serikawa, Toknichi ^ JH f§
— 5» Presidenr of the 59th
Bank; b. the 12th m. of the
4th y. of Ansei (1857), Aorao-
ri ; 1st s. of Takamasa Serika-
wa, a samurai of Aoraori ; m.
Tomo, y. sister to Shiijiro Sa-
wa, a samurai of the same
prefecture. Once was Mayor
of Aoraori. Decoration: Sth

Stt

E ^^^}

Order of Merit. Addressc-i'W.St-
kito-machi, Hirosaki.

^:SMhimo, KiyomicM C?BT?f
»)» 'awyer ; S. the 3rd mi of
the 3rd^. of Keio (-r867), Ni-
igata ; ist s. of Yahei Seshi-
mo ; m. Tetsu, adopt, d. of
Mura Tamatsukuri, a samurai
ofFiikushima. £(</«<:..• studied
in the Tokyo Daigaku, Tokyo
Semmon Gakko, etc. ; grad-
uated from the EngUsh La\y
School, 1888 ; graduated from
the Columbia and Catholic
Universities, U. S. A., and has
received the degress of Dr. of
Law and Dr.' of Civil Law,
1^64. Passed the Examinati<>n
for the Bar, 1888; became
lawyer, iZ^Z. Address : 16,2
chome, Imagawa-koji, Kanda,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1 464 Honkyoku.
; Sfeto, Eungo c^>3::#),

-nianaj^cr of the Yokqgawa
Bridge Manufactory and Ai-
recotr of the Osaka branch
of the Yokogawa Public
Works - Office ; b. January
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) in
Miyagi-ken ; s. of Yoshihiro,
Seto, Eduo. : graduated the
mechanical course of the To-
kyo Assist. Eng. School ;
further studied at- Tokyo
Higher Technical School.: On
his graduation entered the
building section of the Mitsui
firm, 1895; resigned the same
firm, 1904; established the
ei^neering work and build-

ing Komu-Sho joining witl.
•Str. Tamisuke Yokogawa.
1904 ; having continu^ its
business it has been changed
to. the present Yokogawa Ko
musho. Addresss: No. 537£
ISTishinomiya-cfao, Hyogo-ken.
Seto, Toraki mPl^k), edu-
, catidnist, government school
inspector, ; pi-es. of the ist
High School; b. 1870, at Ko-
chi, Tosa province ; e. s. of
Naomichi Seto, clan samurai
of Kochi. Educ. : studied
physics at the College of
Science, Tokyo Imp. Univ.
Appointed successively teach-
ers of the Morioka Middle
School, of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School, and principal
of the Nagasaki Higher Com-
mercial School. Address: 14
Kita - machi, Ushigorne - ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2418 Brmcho.
• Settai, Hatsuro Cli # U W),
Member of the IVletji Sugar
Manufacturing Company ; d,
26 Feb. the 6th _;'. of Meiji
(1873), Morioka, Iwate pre-
fecture; J. of Yoshiharu Setfai;
m. 1 90 1, Shima-ko, ist d. of
Chojiro Kanazawa, a large
land-owner. Educ: graduated
from the Sapporo Agricultural
College, 1899. Served in the
Hoklaido Prefectural Govern-
ment, 4hen having served as
Director of the Iwate Agricult-
ural Experimental Farm, Ag-
ricultural Engineer of the

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Shi

(lita pref cture^and Director
f"J the Glfu Agricultural Ex-
perimental Farm, retired from
"the government service to en-
ter the present Company in
19 lo; has made^ inspection
tour cf Hawai and Chosen.
Wrote several articles to mag-
azines and newspapers. Rec-
fcatio7is : reading, travelling
and military exercises. Ad-
dress : the Meiji Sugar Manu-
facturing Company, Shoro,
Tainan, Taiwan. C^uis: Tokyo
Agricultural Association, Cen-
tral Society of the Dai-Nippon
Industrial Association, etc.

Shiba. Chrzaburo (W jdt S, H
KB), Ijaron, Kugakuhakushi,
M, I. N. A. (London), Prcf cf
the Engineering College ( f
the Tokyo Imperial University
(chair: Marine Engineering);
b. 8 Mar. the Sth y. of Meiji.
(1872), Kaga province ; ist s.
of the late Baron Ban Shiba;
in, Kuma, 4th d. of Juroku
Susumu, a samurai of Ya-
ma!,'uciii prefecture, Educ:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College of the Tokyo Im-
prial University, 1894; stud-
ied at the University Hall,
and at the Central Technical
College, London, Tand also
at Humphrey and Tennant's
Works and finally at Berlin,
Was appointed Assist.-Prof. cf
his alma mater, 1895, arid on
his return from abroad,, was

made fall Prof ; received the
degree ci Kdgakuhakuski, 19-
02; Prof of the Naval College,
1906 ; undertook the design-
ing of the Toyo Kisen Kai-
sha's sister ships the Tenyo
and Chiyo Maru. Address: 16
Komagome Akebono - cho,
Ilongo, Tokyo. Tel. : 4040
Shitaya.

Shiba, Gontairo (fffiSffijfcSW,
Engineer, and sectional chief
of the Railway Board ; b: the
1 2th m. of the ycAy of Ke'o
(i867),Saitama-prefecture; ist
s. of Kiichi Shiba, a samtirai
of Saitaima ; in. Sstsu, ist d.
of Shofun Takebashi, a samu-
rai of Ishikawa prefecture.
Edtcc. : graduated from the
Engineering College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 1891.
Was appointed Railway engi-
neer of thet Department^ of
Communications, 1893 ; rt-ji
signed the government service,
and entered the Nippon Rail-
way Company as a Councillor,
1903; despatched to Europe
and America by the Company,
1903-1904 ; -appointed to pres-
ent post, Apr. 1907.^ Decora-
tion : sth Order of Merit. Ad-
dre.s.s: No.. 9, Higashi-Kuro-
mon-(?ho, Shitava-ku, Tokyo.
Tel: 656.Bancho. . '

' Shiba, Goro (Sl5l|t), Major-
Gf neral, anc.;., Commander of
the ist Brigade of Heavy Ar-
tillery; b. the sth m. of thd

Shi

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5t6 jf . of Ansei (1858), Fuku-
shima-ken ; 5 th s. of the late
Satazo Shiba, a samurai o{Fn-
kushima prefecture, and j/.
drotkerX.QSh.ubShib&, M.H.R.;
m. Hana, y. sister to Hanha-
chiio Nabeshima, of Saga.
Educ. ; the Military Academy.
Sub-Lieutenant of Artillery,
1879 ; Lieutenant, 1884; Cap-
tain, 1889 ; Major, i894;.Lfeu-
tenant-Colonel, 1 899 ; Colonel,
1902; Major-General, 1907;
once was attache to the Lega-
tion at London, and then at
Peking ; took part as Major
(Art.), in the Japan China War
for which he was rewarded
with the 4th Class of the Gold-
en Kite ; but it was during the
memorable siege at Peking by
the Boxers in 1900 that his
name began to be widely cel-
ebrated ; appointed attache as
Colonel and then Major-Gene-
ral for the second time at Lon-
don ; attended the Coronation
Ceremony of the late King
Edward VII in the suite of
the late Prince Komatsu, 1902;
took part in the Russo-Japa-
nese War ; present post since
191 2. JDecorations : 2nd Class
of Golden Kite and Order of
Eising Sun. Address: 6 cliome,
Aoyama-minami -oho, Aka -
salca-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 2561
Shiha.

Shiba, Junrokuro (J5rSlt?tA«g|5)
Director of the Religious Bu

reau of the Home Depaitnieni,-;
b. the 2nd m. of the ist /. of
Bunkyu (1861), Kanazawa,
Kaga ; 3rd s. of the late Ku-
ranosuke Shiba, and uncle to
Baron Chiizaburo Shiba. Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1883 ; studied at
the Berlin University, 1884-
1888. On his return home,
was appointed Prof, of his alma
mater; then Councillor to the
LegislativeBureau, 1 889; trans-
ferred to present post, 1898.
Decvration: 3rd Order of Mer-
it. Address : 43, 3 Chome,
Shic-cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1567 Bancho.

Shiba, Katsusaburo (^ H
IP), Major-General, Chief of
the Military Affairs Bureau
of the War Office since Dec.
.1912; h. 1864, Ibarald pre-
fecture : Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, June 1885 ; Lieutenant,
Nov. 1888; Captain Sept. 18-
94; Major, Nov. 1 899; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Mar. 1904 ; Colo-
nel, Dec. 1906; then present
rank. Later "was cMef staff
on the troops stationed in Cho-
sen and then^Ohief staff on
the Kwantung Government-
General. Address: Tokyo. '

Shiba, Shiro (^HII?),ex-Mem.
of the House of Eepresent-
atives; b. the r2th m. of the
Sthjf. of Kaei (1852), Aidzu ;
s, of the late Satazo Shiba, a

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Shi

samurai of Aidzu, and e. bro-
ther to Baron Maj.-Gen. G
Shiba ; m. Kiku, 3rd d. of Sa
kuya Nakamura, of Tokyo.
Educ. : studied English and
Chinese classics ; further stud-
Jed in America. Was appoint-
ed Private Secretary to the
Minister of Agr. and Com.
(the late Viscount Tani) with
whom he travelled through
Eui'ope and America on offi-
cial business, 1886-1887; re-
signed office next year with
his chief and published a polit-
ical novel written in highly
polished Sinico-Japanese, and
which had a wide circulation ;
arrested on the charge of Com-
plicity in the Korean Queen
assassination affair in 1895,
but was acquitted on exami-
nation ; Vice-Minister of Agr.
and Com., 1898, in the Dku-
ma-Itagaki Cabinet ; has fre-
quently sat in the .House of
Representatives as Mem. for
his native district. Decoration:
4th Order of Merit. Publica-
tion: " Kajin - no -Kigu "
(Strange Encounter of a Lady
and a Gentleman). Address:
28, 2 chome, Nagatamachi,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 2829
Shimbashi.

Shiba, Teikiehi (St it J. S),
chief editor of the Yorodzii
Choho ; b. Aug. the 2nd y. of
Meiji (1869), Fukui ; J. ofYO-
z6 Shiba; m. 1898, Educ:

the Peers' School ; Cambridge
University ; finished Elective
Course (English Literature) of
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imperial Universi-
ty, 1892-1896. Teacher of the
Morioka Middle School, Lect-
urer of the Takanawa Bud-
dhist College, became journal-
ist and entered the Choho-Sha,,
1 897. Publications : several
works on the English lan-
guage, and Kokkateki Shakai-
ron (National Society). Ad-
dress : 26 Higashi - takecho,
Hongo, Tokyo.

Shiba, Toyobiko (^ ■%_ ^),
Colonel of Infantry, chief staff
of the 1 8th Army Division;
b. 1872 in Hiroshima. Sub-
Lieut., March 1893: Lieut.,
Feb., 1895; Captain, Dec.
1898; Major, May 1904;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, June 191 1. De-
corations: 4tli Order of R.
S., 4th Class of Golden
Kite. 'Address: the Head-
quarters of the 1 8th Army
Division, Fukuoka-Pirefecture.

Shibagaki, Teitoro (^ S
M J: irO, chief of the archi-
tectural Ecction of the Dep't
of Education ; h. 1877 ' in
Chiba-keu ; s. of liisamichi
Shibagaki ; m. A. of Keijiro
Okano, *®Feb. 1907. Edno:.
graduated from sthe archi-
tectural course; at -.the- col-
lege of engineer" of the , To-

Shi

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kyo Imp. Univ. Address :
No. 3, 1 chonie, Motomaclii,
Ilongo-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1698
Sliitaya

Siiibakawa, Mataemon (S )l\
X^ifti'9), one_of the highest
tax-payers of Osaka-fu ; mem-
ber in charge ^f the Shibaka-
wa Lacquer-ware Partnership,
and of the Osaka Afforesta-
tion Company, pawn-broker,
lacquey-ware dealer.shop name
" Mukadeya " ; <5. the lOth m.
of the 6th f. of Kaei (1853),
Tokyo ; ist .f. of matabei Shi-
bakawa ; ;«. Riku, aufii to Ki-
chirobei Yamaguchi, of Kyo-
to. He has contributed large
sums of Money to public char-
ities, and has been decorated
with 5th Order of Sacred
Treasure in connection with
the late war. Address : 49,
4chome, Fushimi-cho, Higa-
shiku, Osaka. Tel. : 1 36 Cho
Honkyoko.

Shitoata, Choun, (^ H fi iS)'
Iggkijhahishi . (Doctor of
Midicine); b. 1868 in Hyo-
go-ken. Ediic: graduated
from the preparatory class
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
I 8qo. Commenced medical
practice ' at Kobe, 1891;
served as expert of Ibaraki
and Tochiki prefectural go-
vernments; decorated with
the sth Order of S. T.; is
studying at the Medical Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.

since 1909; obtained the
degree of Igakjihakiishi by
presenting a thesis, Dec.
1912. Address: the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.

Shibata, Genshichi (SgWii-tr),
dry goods dealer, shop name
"Maruta"; b. the 5th in. of
the 2nd y. of Keio (1866), Shi-
ga prefecture ; ist s. of the late
Kuho Shibata; m. Shu, e. sister
to Torakichi Nakamura, of
Shiga. Has a branch shop in
Tokyo. Address: Rokuso-mu-
ra, Sakata-gun, Shiga -ken;
Branch shop, 9 Fukuya-cho,
Nihombashi, Tokyo. Tel. .'31-
98 Naniwa.'

Shibata, Jinshiro (^SJ^'SIP)
President of the Komatsu Bank,
Director of the Kyoeisha, Ltd.;
b. the 1 2th m. of the ist y, of
Ansei (1854), Ishikawa ; 2nd
s. of Kichiji Hamao, and
adopted by Jin-ichi Shibata ;
m. Mitsu, 1st d. of his foster-
father. Address: Komatsu-
machi, Nomi-gun, Ishikawa-
ken.

Shibata, Kamon (^ ES ^ W),
Member of the House of Peers,

^'X-Iiiin. of.Educ. (Dec- '12-
Feb. '13); I. the 12th to. of the
2nd y. of B mkyu (1862), Ya-^
maguchi prefecture; ist s. of 1
the late Eisa Shibata, a samu-
rai of Yamaguchi , m. Yoshi,
3rd d. of Sidao Hasegawa, of
Shidzuoka. Educ: graduated

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Shi

from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1885 : Appointed Councillor,
Home Office, 1886; Secretary
of the Cabinet, 1889 ; Council-
lor of the Legislation Bureau;
Director of the Local Admin-
istrative Bureau, Home Office,
^895; Judge of the Administra-
tive Litigation Court as an ad-
ditional post ; appointed Chief
Secretary of the Cabinet in the
Katsura Ministry, 1901, which
he resigned with the change

of the Cabinet in 1905 ; reap-
pointed to the same post, 19
08-1911; pre of the Colo. Bur.
191 1. Decoration: 2nd Order
of Merit. Address .•37 Naka-
rokubancho, Kojimachi, To-
kyo. Tel. : I 5 1 1 Bancho.

Shibata, Keisaku (m H ftfi^),
Kogakuhakushi, Assist. -Prof,
of the Engineering College of
the Tokyo Imperial University;
b. July the 6th y. of Meiji (18-
73), Okayama ; s. of Isaku
Shibata. Educ. : graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1896. Once lectured in
several High Schools and Kyo-
to Imp. Univ. Is now abroad
for the purpose of studying
Civil Engineering and Applied
Mechanics. AMress: No. 9,
Higashigoken-cho, Ushigo-
me ku, Tokyo.

_ Shibata, Komasaburo (^ffll*!

~W>, Sec. to the Civil Bno-
Bureau- h. 18 Nov. the 3rd
y. of Meiji(i87o), Nara prefect-
ure ; 3rd s. of Keisai Shibata,
a doctor ; 7n. Ume-ko,,;'. sister
to Morioki Nagayama, Baron.
Educ.: graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1896. On his grad-
uation, -was given a post in
the Home Office ; passed the
Higher Civil Ssrvice Exami-
nation, and appointed Coun-
cillor of Gumma prefecture in
Oct. 1 898 ; secretary to the Pri-
vy Council, Apr. 1 899. Decora-
tion : 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : 10 Kamirokubancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. •' 315
Bancho.

Shibata, Sai-ichiro (^ H ;j* —
fiW, Engineer ot the Aichi Pre-
fectural Government, and Prin-
cipal of the Aichi Technical
School. Address: No. 10, 4cho-
me, Matsumoto-cho, Nakaku,
Nagoya.

Shibata, Seinosnke (^H^^
S8), Director of tlie Nippon
Gum Company, the Tokyo
Sulphuric Acid Company, the
Daido Indigo Company, and
of the Toyo Tanning Company,
etc., Representative Member of
the Shibata Dyestuff Partner-
ship, and of the Nippon Indigo
Partnership, shop name " Ka-
tsuraya " ; 3. the lOth m. of the
1st J/, of K;ei5 (1865), Tokyo;
e. brother to Yasugoro Yuge,

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and adopted by the late Tobei
Shibata ; widower. Address .•
8 Setomonocho, Nihornbashi,
Tokyo.' Tel.: 65, 988 Toku
Cho Honkyoku.

Shibata, Yonosuke {^m^Z
SS), a large landowner, one of
the highest tax-payers of Aki-
ta prefecture, Director of the
Yusawa Bank ; b. the 4th m.
of the gi\ij/. of Tempo (1838),
Akita-ken ; 1st J. of the late
Yotaro Shibata ; m. Matsu, y.
sister to Densuke Takahashi,
of Akita. Address: Nishima-
otouchi - niachi, Okachi - gun,
Akita-ken.

Shibatani, Takejiro (*i#^^
El>), President of the Sakai
Spinning Company, Director
of the Onishi Bank, and of the
Shibaya Partnership ; b. in O-
saka prefecture; 1st .j. of Ken-
jiro Tomiya, and adopted into
the family of Shibaya ; m. Ma-
su, 1st d. of Tarokichi Kagada,
of Osaka. Address : 50 Higa-
shi-itcho, Kuken-machi, Sa-
kai-shi, Osaka-fu.

Shibau, Saichiro (g^felUIR),
L: C, of Engineers, instructor
of the Military^ Academy and
Mil. College; b. i8;4, Toku-

shima. Sub-Lieutenant of En-
gineers, May 189s ; Lieuten-
iant, Oct. 1897 ; Captain, Nov.
1900; Major, Mar. 1905.- Dec-
drations: 4th Order of the
Hising Sun, 4th Class of the

Golden Kite ; Was Comman-
der of the Engineers until
later year.

Shibayama, Gorosaku (Sim 5
IW^). M. D., Igahnhakushi,
Member of the Infectious Dis-
eases Institute and of Medical
Inspection Staff; b. \\ Aug.
the 4th y. of Meiji (1871), To-
chigi ; 4th s. of Shiro Shibaya-
ma ; in. Shidzu-ko, 6th d. of
Baron Shinzen Matsuo. Educ:
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1898. Was made
an assistant at the Infectious
Diseases Investigation Labo-
ratory in the same year ; qua-
rantine officer, 1900 ; and fin-
ally present post ; received the
degree of doctor by writing a
thesis in 1908. Decoration :
Sth Order of Merit. Address :
80 Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka,
Tokyo.

Shibayama, Yahaehi (^ Ui ^
A), Baron (cr. 1907), Admiral
(ret.); b. the 7th m. of the 4th
y. of Kaei (1851), Kagoshima;
2nd s. of the late Ryoan Shi-
bayama, a samurai of Kago-
shima clan ; m. Koto, e. sister
to Baron Shinsei Honda. Sub-
Lieutenant of the Navy, 1874;
Rear-Admiral, and Command-
er of the Saseho Admiralty
at the time of the Japan-China
War; ©Vice -Admiral, 1897,
and was Commander of the
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late War ; transferred to be
Cotnmander of Port Arthur
Naval Station, 1905 ; raised to
full Admiral, the same year ;
placed on the reserve list,
1907. Has been granted the
2nd Class of the Golden Kite
and Grand Cordon of the Ris-
ing Sun for his services during
the late war. Address .•19 Ka-
mirokuban-cho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo.

SMbazaki, Yukijiro (^*tS^
Wi, Principal of the Nagasa-
ki Higher Commercial School.
Address : Kami-nagasaki-mu-
ra, Nishi-kanokl-gun, Nagasa-
kiken.

Shibukawa, Ryujiro (g| ;i| j5P
^ 115)) editor of the Tokyo
Asahi Shimbun, a daily pa-
per; b., the 4th m. of the 5th
y. of Meiji (1872) in Saga-
ken; s. of the Ryuzaemon
Shibukawa. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Chtio Daigaku,
a. private law college. Ap-
pointed military judge and
was attached to the Military
Judges' Departments of the ■
6th and the 1st Army Divi-
sions successively ; retired
from the service on account
of illness and became a writer
of the. Tokyo Asahi Shimbun;
was in. Manchuria during the
Russo-Japanese War as one
of the military judges of the
6th Arniy Division. Publica-
tions: "I'hree years on tHe

front," " Japanese gods " and
many other short works.
Recreations : poetry and en-
gravings. Address: No. 45,
Oimatsu-cho, Takata, Koishi-
kawa," Tokyo. 7>/. : 3734
Bancho.

Shibnsawa, EHcM (ftjf ^-),
Baron (cr. 1900), millionaire,
President of the 1st Bank, the
Tokyo Savings Bank, and of
the Imperial Theatre Compa-
ny, Chairman of the Tokyo
Bankers' Association, Director
of the Tokyo Aims-House ; b.
ihe 2nd m. of the nth y. of
Tempo (1840), Saitama pre-
fecture; 1st s. of Ichizaemon

Shibusawa ; m. Kane, ist d. of
Hachibei Ito, of Tokyo. £duc.:
private. He early went to Kyo-
to, taking service under the
Tokugawa Shogunate-in its
declining days ; visited Europe,
1867-1868, as cotnpanion to
one of the Tokugawa Princes ;
appointed a high official in the

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Treasury on the establishment
of the 'Imperial Government,
1769 ; but left it with the then
Vice-Minister of the Treasury
(now Marquis Inouye) in con-
Kequence of a difference of
opinion with the Minister on
the fixing of the expenditure
of the Governnient iDepart-
ments, 1873; from that time
until now he has Consistently
kept aloof from government
service, though frequently the
Portfolio of Finance has been
offered to him; founded the 1st
Bank, the first national bank,
to be established 1873; as he
felt keenly the need of com-
mercial education for the people
he established a commercial
training institution, which was
the forerunner of the present
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School ; consulting with Count
Okuma and the late Prince Ito,
then the Minister of the Treas-
ury and Home Affairs respect-
ively, he inaugurated the To-
kyo Chamber of Commerce,
1878, and was its chairman till
the spring of 1905, when he
resigned on acount of ill-health;
through his instrumentality an
alms-house was established by
the Tokyo Municipal Council,
and shortly afterwards, when
the Municipal Assembly de-
cided to close it he continued
it as a private undertaking
for several years ; but in i8-

8g, it again came under the
care of the Municipality, and
he was appointed its Director ;
before the outbreak of the late
War he became seriously ill
and severed his connection
with a large number of busi-
ness establishments; these con-
nections were restored again''
on the reviving of business aft-
er the War ; but recently has
again resigned most of these
posts ; travelled through Eu-
rope and America in 1902 ;
visited U.S.A. as the Head of
the Japanese businessmen who
were invited* by the U.S.
Chambers of Commerce, 1909.
His elevation to the Peerage
was in consideration of the
immense services he has rend-
ered to the cause of public
well-being. He is supreme in
our business circles. Decora-
tion : 2nd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : Nishigahara, Takino-
gawa. Kita-toshima-gun, To-
kyo. Tel: 1649, 2941 Shitaya.
Nihom-crab, Renmdn-crab.

Shibusawa, Kinzo (Svft:^),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Gumma prefecture. Direct-
or of the Nitta Bank ; b. the
7th m. of the 3rd y. of Ansei
(1856), Gumma; ist j. of the
late Kinzo Shibusawa; m. Ha-
ru, e. sister to Toshizo Had^zu-
mi, of Gumma. Address: Ota-
machi, Nitta-gun, Gummaken.
- SMbuya, Ariaki Ci&#^*W),

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Shi

Lieutenant-lieneral, Inspector
of Commissariat; 3. the 6th
fu. of the Srcij)/. of Ansei (i8-
56), Wakayama ; ist s. of the
late Aritada Shibuya, a samu-
rai of Wakayama clan ; m.
Chiwa, e. sister to Fujishige
Okamoto, a samurai of Miya-
zaki prefecture. Appointed
Sub - Lieutenant of Cavalry,
Feb. 1879; Lieutenant, Feb.
1883; entered Military Staff
College in 1884; Captain, June
1886; Major, Nov. 1891 ;
Lieutenant - Colonel, Oct. 18-
97 ; served for years as Aide-
de-Camp to the Crown Prince,
Adjutant to the Inspector of
Cavalry and Commander of
the 15th Regiment of Cavalry,
etc.; Major-General, Nov. 19-
01 ; Lieutenant-Genera!, Dec.
1908; present post since 1906.
Decorations : the 2nd Order of
the Rising Sun, 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite. Address: 180
Harajuku, Sendagaya, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo-fu, Tel.: 273
Shiba.

SMbuya, Easuke (J& # MS^),
Director of the Formosan
Ice manufacturing Company,
Taihoku Sugar manufactu -
ring Company ; dealer in
timber, gun and. gun -pow-
der, trades under the store
name " Shibuya Shoten "; b.
the 7th m. of the 2nd y. of Ka-
ei (1855), Chiba ; y. brother
to Hirosaburo Shibuya, and

adopted by the late' Cimbei
Shibuya ; -in. Kiku, y. sister to
Masutaro Kawasaki, of To-
kyo. Address '< 24, Ichome,
Hongokuch5,Nihombashi, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1424 Cho Honlcyo-
ku.

Shibuya, Btasatsugu (^ i^

& ^)) Paymaster Inspector
of Navy; b. 1869. . Ediic:
the Naval Paymasters'
School. Staff-Paymaster, Dec.
1901; Fleet -Paymaster, Sept.
1906; Paymaster Inspector^
Dec. 191 1. Once was chief
Paymaster of the Mlkasa
of War-ship. Decorations :
4th Order of R. S., 4th
Order of S. T.
^Shibuya,' ShokicM iM # lE
a)> President of the Kyoeki
Store-house Company, Stand-
ing Member of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce, dealer
in European goods; b. the 2nd
m. of the 3rd_j'. of Ansei (18-
56), Tokyo; 2nd s. of Cbutaro
Shibuya ; m. Shige, ist <^. of
Daihei Taya, Chiba. Educ. :
studied in theSenshu Gakko(a
private law economic school).
Became a dealer in European
good in 1887. Address: 9
Tori-shiomachi, Nihomba^lii,
Tokyo. Tel.: 381 Naniwa.

Shibuya, Sh'^j ro(^#iE-MB),
President of the Ehime Spin-
ning Company, Director ol
the Korean Cotton Company,
Representative Member of the

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Arima Mineral Spring Com-
pany, Executive Member of
the Shibuya Partnership, Au-
ditor of the Osaka Spinning
Company ; b. the 6th' in. of
the 4th J', of Ansei(l857), O-
saka ; 2nd s. of the late Sh5-
jijro Shibuya ; in: Etsu, 5th d.
of Shozaburo Shibuya. Ad-
dress : No. 41, 4chome, Kita-
hama, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Tel:
272 Honkyoku.

Shichiri, Seisuke {-b a ^ ^),
President of the Osaka Canal
Company, Director of the Q-
saka Electric Eailway Com-
pany, Auditor of the Minomo-
Arima Electric Railway Com-
pany; 5. the 7th 7;2._of the 5th
y. of Ansei (i858;,0.-;aka; ist
s. of the Jate Kahei. Yashiro,
and adopted into the Shichiri
family; m. Koto. Address: 30,
4 chome, TJtsubo - Minami-
d5ri, Mshi-ku, Osaka. Tel.:
928 Mshi.

Shida, K taro (jg H If ;fc IP)-,
Hogakuhakushi, Prof, of the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
school, and of the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University (chair : Commercial
Law); b. 20 Aug. the istjf.
of Meiji (1868),, Chiba prefect-
ure; 1st s. of Tpnioyoshi Shi-
da, a samurai of Chiba ; m.
Ryo, 1st d. of Yasaburo Ha-
tanaka, a samurai of Wakaya-
ma. Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo

Imperial University, 1 894 ;
studied in the University Hall;
further studied Commercial
Law iff Germany, 1 898-1902.
Appointed Prof, of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1897 ; Prof . of the Peers'
School, 1902; received the
degree of Hogakuhakushi, 19-
03 ; Prof of the Law College
of the Tokyo Imp. University,
1904; attended the Interna-
tional Underwriters Confe-
rence held in America, 1904,
as Japanese representative ; is
now being engaged by Chi-
nese Government with the
view of compiling commercial
and c\v\\\ci.^s.' Decoration: 5th
Order of Merit. Address : \ 3,
3 chome, Kobinata-dai-machi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. 7^/..- 30-
"jo Bancho, (in China : Oiificial
Residence, Seijo-horitsu-gaku-
do, Peking, China).

SMdate, Tetsntaro CS fi is
^ B|$), president of the
Japan Industrial Bank ; 6. the
6th m. of the 1st y. of Keio
(1865) in Shimane-ken ; youn-
ger brother of Kinya Shidate,
samurai of Shimane-ken ; m.
Taki, y. sister of Ichitaro
Fukuzawa. Edue. : graduated
the polifical and eeonomioal
course at the College of law
of the Tokyo Imp. IJniv.,
1889. On his graduation en-
tered the Bank of Japan; was
ordered by -the same bank to

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Shi

go to Europe and America to
study and made inspection of
economic condition there for
three years ; served at the busi-
ness bureau of the same bank
on his return, Oct J- 189 3; was
appointed director of the west-
ern branch of the same, Cec.
1897; resigned the post, 1899;
afterwards was engaged by the
Kyushu Eailway Oo. and be-
came chief of the accounts bu-
reau of the same Oo. ; entered
the Sumitomo bank, 1901 ;
after serving for three years,
was appointed director of the
Kobe branch; then promoted
to manager of the head-office ;
resigned his post, 1910 ; pre-
sent post since Feb. 1913.
Address : Tokyo.

Shidate, Tomimatsu (;S i S
-fS), Igakzihakushi, a member
of the Committee of the Ex-
amination for Medical Practi-
tioners. Address: 131, Koma-
gome Higashikatamachi, Kon-
go, Tokyo.

Shiaetiitrak Kijuro (^Jf, WS
W>, Counsellor of the Japanese
Embassy at Yf ashington since
May 1912; h. 11 Aug, the
5 thjy .of Meij i{ 1 862) ,i n the prov-
ince of Kawachi; "2nd.f. of Shin-
jiro Shidehara ; m. Masa-ko,^.
iister to Baron Kyuya Iwasaki.
£if2^c..- graduated from the Law
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1895. Entered the

Department of Agr. and Com.,
the same year; passed the Dip-
lomatic Service Examination;
then eleve-Consul, Chemulpo,
1899; the same, London, 18-
99; full Consul, Anvers;, 1900;
the same.'^Fusan, 1901; called
to head Office, 1904; appointed
sec. of Office, ign. Deco-
rations: 3rd Order of Rising-
Sun, and several other foreign
orders. Address: Japanese Em-
bassy at Washington, U. S. A.

Shiga, Ghoku-on (ig X it S),
Director of the Tokyo Rice
Exchange, the Nippon Acetic
Acid Manufacturing Coinpa-
ny, the Sapporo Timber Com-
pany, and of the Teikoku Life
Insurance Company, Auditor
of the Buzen Coal Mining
Company, and of the Tokyo
Steel Works; b. the 2nd m. of
the 6th J/, of Kaei (1853), To-
kyo; 1st s, of the late Choku-
do Shiga, z samurai oiTQ\iy<i;
m. Ko, y. sister to Toyoo Ta-
kahashi, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Keiogijiku. Is well known in
his line of business. Address .*
27 MikawadaiTmachi, Azabu,.
Toky.o.' Tel:. 184 Shiba.

Shiga, .Kiyeshi. (iS Sf it),
Dr., Igahuhahushi, Expert of
the. Infections Disease Inve-
stigation Office. Address :
14 Aoyama-takaki-cho, Aka-
saka, Tokyo.

Shiga, JCretsu (M S * 5!i)r

Shi

[ m ]

Prof, of the Tokyo Higher
Technical School, and Engi-
oeertothe Department of Edu-
cation ; (5. the'' 6th »^. of the
and^;/, of Keio (1866), Tokyo;
ist s. of the late Shigemi Shi-
ga, a samurai of Tokyo ; m.
Haru, 2nd d. of Seikei Kino-
ko, ajaw2«r«2of Tokyo. Educ:
graduated ixom the Illinois
University (Master of Archi-
tecture). Was appointed Prof,
of the Tokyo Higher Technic-
al School, 1894, Address: 16-
th of No. X, Idzumicho, Kan-
da, Tokyo.

Shiga, Shigetaka (^KS^),
ex-M. P., journalist, traveller,
author, Prof, of Waseda Uni-
versity; b. the 9th /«. of the
3rd y. of Bunkyu (1863), Oka-
zaki, Mikawa province ; s. of
Kumata Shiga, a samurai of
Okazaki clan ; m. Tetsuchiyo,
1st d. of Atsuyoshi Matsuno,
a samurai of Saga. Educ.:%xs.A-'
uated from the Sapporo Ag-
ricultural -'College, 1884. Was
once a, teacher of the Nagano

Middle School ; and then visit-
ed the South Seas 1886 on
board a naval training ship ;
joined the progressives, 1895;
appointed Director of the For-
estry Bureau, 1897,* Chief
Councillor of the Foreign Of-
fice, 1898; left the Progress-
ives in 1900 and entered the
Seiyukai; was one of the few
civilians who were allowed to

join the Port Arthur investing
army in the late War.^nd was
on the SaghaEen delimita^
tion commission ; yi.#ed, jEto-
st of iniporta,nt t places of
the world. PuhUcd;im& i Af-
fairs vd tlie South Seas (was
widely known for its charming
style), Japanese Scenery, Lect-
ures on Geography, Rivers
and Lakes, Universal History
(written in English), My
Piary during the Busso -
Japanese War, Sceneries of
the world and many other
works and essays chiefly
geographical. Nome de plunie^
"lastn." Address: 14 'R.t'm&nzs.-
ka-machi, Akasaka, Tokyo.
TeJ. : 224. Shiba.

Shiga, Taizan Ci^ R m Hi).
Ringakuhdkushi (Dr. of Den-
drology) ; b. the 8th m. of the,
1st 7. of Ansei (1854), Uwaji-
ma, lyo province; 2nd s. of
Temnain Shiga, a samurai of
Uwajiima clan ; m. Yae, ist d.
of Moriyuki Nishina, a samu-
rai of the same province.
Educ. : studied in Germany,
1886-1888. Once was Prof, at
the College of Agriculture of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. and
Engineer of the Department of

Agriculture and Commerce,
etc. ; received the degree of
Ringakuhakushi, 189.9. -^^
dress : 13 Takehaya-cho, Koi-
shikawa, Tokyo.

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ShigeMsa, Atsnynki (M X IS
W, Rear-Admiral of Engi-
neering (on the , reserve) ;
i>. the 1st m. of the 6th j, of
Kaei (1859), Kagoshima; ist
s. of Ihachiro Shigehisa, a sa-
murai of Kagoshima clan ; m
Seki, 7th d, of Uhachiro Kai
a samurai of the same clan
Once served as chief engineei
of the Kure and Yokosuka-
Naval Stations. Decoration :
2nd Order of Merit. Address :
g^6 Udagawa, Nakashibuya,
Shibuya-machi, Toyota ma-
gui', Tokyo.

Shigaki Kazuo CM is. — m)>
one ot the highest tax-payers
of Kumamoto- prefecture.
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives for Kumamoto;
3. the 6th m. of the ist j/, of
Keio (1865), Kumamoto J ist
s. of Hanzo Shigaki a samurai
of Kumamoto ; m. Natsu, 2nd
d. of Dokusei-an Matsuoka, a
samurai of Kumamoto. Ad-
dress : Moritomimura, Shimo-
masliiki-gun, Kumamoto-ken.

Shigematsu, Tatsuichiro CStS
^.^lij), Prof, of the Kagoshi-
ma Higher Agricultural and
Dendrological School ; b. 25
Mar. the ist>'. of Meiji (1868),
Ehinie prefecture ; ist s. of the
late Ryuken Shigematsu, a sa-^
murai of Khime prefecture ; m.
Yonei y. sister to Kurazo Ha-
sebe, a samurai of the same
prefecture. Edtic: graduated

from the College of Agricult"
ure of tht-sTokyo Imperial
University, 1892. After teach-
ing in the Miyagi Middle
School, and in the Tottori Agri-
cultural School, was appointed
engineer of the Gifu prefecture
in 1898; transferred as presi-
dent of the Gifu-ken Agricult-
ural School, 1900 ; then hav-
ing filled the post of engineer
of Yamanashi prefecture and
of Prof, of the Hiroshima
Higher Normal School, was
finally transferred to present
post in 1909. Address: the
Kagoshima Higher Agricult-
ural and Dendrological
School, Kagoshima.

Shigemi, Kumao ^a % SS W),
Major-General, Chief ol the
4th section of the General
Stafif Office ; b. the 4.th m. of
the 1st y. of Bunkii (1861),
Yamaguchi; ist s. of Sanhichi-
ro Shigemi, a samurai of Ya-
inaguchi; m,. Kku, y. sister to
Kyuzo Kurnano, a samurai of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated from
the Military College, 1890.
Sub-Lieutenant of Artillery,
Dec. 1883 ; Lieutenant. Apr.
1887; Captain, June 1890;
Major, Dec. 1894; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Dec. 1899; Colonel,
May, 1903; Major-General,
Jan. 1909, Took part in the
Japa n-China War asCommand^
er of the ist Battalioti of the
Regiment of Temporary Artil-

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lery, and in the late War as
Chief of Staff of the Imperial
Guards Division, rendering
splendidservices to theEmpire.
Decorations: 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Class o£ Gold-
en Kite. Address: 50 Okubo-
yocho machi, Ushigome, To-
kyo. Tel: 992 Bancho.

Shigeno, Kiyotake (^ Sf ?t
ff^)> aviator, Licence De Pilote
Aviateur, teacher at the Mil-
itary Balloon Investigation
Society, Baron; b. Oct. 6th
1882 in Nagoya; s. of the
late Baron Kiyohiko Shigeno,
Lieut. General, samurai of
Yamaguchi-ken ; m. Wakako
(deceased), sister of Ryo Kiyo-
oka, Viscount, in 1908. Educ. :
the Tokyo Academy of Music;
studied^ in France. Studied
of aeroplane and aeronautics,
in France, 191 1- 12; invented
and manufactured a new
styled aviator called " Waka-
tori" in France; besides he
is known as a skillful musi-
i'ian. Recreations; literature,
music, picture, aviator, motor-
ing, etc. Address: /^2S Naka-
shibuya, Tokyn-fu.

Shij , Takahira CBS 1« It ^),
Baron (cr 1898), Member of
the House of Peers, Lord-in-
Waiting in the Kinkei Hall,
formerly a courtier; h the 4th
tn. of the I2thj^. ofTemp5(i8-
41); 1st J. of the. late Marquis
Ryuka Shijo, and e. brother to

Marquis Ryuai Shijo ; widow-
er. Is the descendant of the
famous( Kamatari Fujiwara;
fought in the Boshin Campaign
on the side of the Imperial
Army; was elected Member
of the House of Peers, 1904;
has been decorated with the
3rd Order of the Rising Sun
in connection with the late
War. Address: 315 Sendaga-
ya, Sendagaya-machi, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo. Tel: 1780
Bancho.

Shijo, Takaehika (a ^ g ^),
Marquis, Meinber of the
House of Peers, Lieutenant of
Cavalry, descended from a for-
mer court family in direct des-
cent from the famous Kama-
tari Fujiwara; b. the 6thm.bt
the 13th J/, of Meiji (1880):;
yth s. of the late Marquis Ryu-
ka Shijo, who did much at the-
time of the Restoration for the
Imperial House; m. Ito-ko,
loth d. of Keiki Tokugawa.
Address: 42, 2 chome, Fujf-
micho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel: 1475 Bancho.

Shikata, Kitau (jg :§ i^),;
Judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion ; b. the 5 th m. of the 4 th
.y. of Ansei (1857), Saitama;'
2nd s. of Rokuro Shikata, a
samurai ofSaltamn; m: Waka,
1st d. of Akio Nishi, a Sa-
murai of Ibaraki- prefect-
ure. Educ: Shiho-sho" H5-
ritsu Gakko (government law-

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college), 1884, Judge, 1885;
and after serving as sectional
chief of the Toyama District
Court, Judge of the Osaka and
Tokyo Appeal Courts, and as
Director of the Kofu and Chi-
ba District Courts, was trans-
ferred to present post. Ad-
dress: 74 Hisakata-machijKoi-
shikawa, Tokyo.

Shikata, Seishiehi (.'M'^W'-b':),
President of the Settsu Oil
Manufacturing Company, Man-
aging Director of the Japan
Cotton Company, Director of
the Toyodashiki Weaving
Machine Company, the Kan-
sai Horse Breeding Improve-
ment Company, the Nippon
Fire Insurance Company, and
of the Artificial Manure Deal-
ing. Company, etc., Auditor
of the Osaka Cement Compa-
ny, and of the Banzai Life
Insurance Company, dealer in
manure ; b. the 9th in. of the
1st jy. of Manyen(i86o), Hyo-
go prefecture; ist.y. of Soshichi
Miyoshi, and adopted by the
late Seishiehi Shikata ; m. No-
bu.V- sister to Hambei Wada,
of Osaka. Address: 13, 3cho-
me, UtSLibominami-tori, Nishi-
ku, Osaka. Tel.: 353 Cho Ni-
shi.

Shiki, Moriharu C© iS 'f ?&).
Colonel of Infantry, Chief
staff on the 4tli Army^Di-
visioiL,- b. 1872, Kagoshima;

s. oi a samurai. Sub-Lieutenant
of Infantry, Mar. 1891 ; Lieu-
tenant, June 1 894 ; Captain,
Oct. 1897; Major, Nov. 1902 ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Oct. 19-
05 ; Colonel, Nov, 1909. Dec-
orations .• 4th Order of the
Risiug Sun, 3rd Class of the
GroidenKite. Address: Head-
quarters of the 4th Army Di-
vision.

Shiki, SMntarJ (MtiSMl^),
public works contractor, Di-
rector of the Korean Coloni-
zation Company ; <5.- 23 Mar.
the 2nd;)/. of M^iji(i86Q); i.st
s. of the late Jinzaburo Shiki ;
PI. Masayo, e. sister to Fuji
Urakami, of Tokyo. Editc:
graduated from the Koshi
Gakko (a private technical
school) . Address s Ifo. 6, Ta-
meike-cho, Akasaka-ku, To-
kyo. Tel, : 169 Shimbashi. ' -

Shima, Bunjiro (^ S: ^ 15),
Chief Librarian. of the Kyot'>
University Library, asist. prof.
of the University. Address:
the Kyoto Imperial Univer-
sity, Kyoto.

Shima, Genjiro Cig ?® ^ Si?),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Tokushinia prefecture-; 6.
the 6th m. of the 4th y. of Ko-
kvva (1847), Tokushima-ken ;
1st s. of the late Genjiro Shi-
ma; m. Matsu, e. sister to Aki-
chi Okamoto, of Tokushima.
Address: Kawauchi-mura, Ita-
no-gun, Tokushima-ken.

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:. Shima, Ikntaro d f|5-:*:IR>,-
ChieJ yfthe Bureau of Corre-
spondence of the Bank of Ja-
pan ; ^..the 3rd m. o£the 2nd
y. of Ansei (1855), Oiia pre-
fecture; 2nd s. of Masatada
Nonomura, a samurai ol Dita,
and adopted by Korekiyo Shi-
ma ; m. Tora, ist d, of Noii-
michi Anan, a samurai of the
same prefecture. Address :'\-
63, Negahara, Kongo, Naka-
no-machi, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo. Tel. : 1795 Bancho.

^ Shima, Kosuke CS R ®),
Deputy Mayor of. Nagasaki ;.
b. the 1 2th m. r'f the 2nd y. of
Keio (1866), Yamaguchi pre-
fecture ; 1st J. of Yurizo lida,
and adopted into the family of
Shima ; m. Otomi, 2nd d. of
Yoshimori Kokushi, a samurai
of Yamaguchi. Address: the
Nagasaki city Hall, Nagasaki.

Shima, Takeru {M%m.^ Com-
. njander, Captain of Toltiwa;
b. 1869. Lieutenant, Dec. 18-
97; 2nd Commender, Dec. 18-
99; Commander, Jan. 1905.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 5th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: 22 Ka-
sumi-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.

■^ Shima, Yasiyiro CB 35 ^ IK),
Engineer of the Railway
Board, Prof of the Engineering-
College of the ToJcyo Imp.
Univ.; b. 7 Aug. the 3rd y, of
Meiji (1870), Wakayama pre-
fecture; 2nd s. of Kichibei Shi-

mi;m Jun,. 2nd -i/. qf , Ktn--
nosuke Harada, of Shiga pre-^
fe'ctiure. Educ: graduated from
the Engineering College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1894.. Ap-
pointed Engineer of the De-
parment of- Agriculture and
Commerce, 1901; entered the
Nihon Railway Company, 19-
03 ; went oyer to Europe and
America, 1903-1964; Appoint-
ted Engineer of the Railway
Board, 1908; Prof, of his alma
mater, Aug. 1909. Decoration:
6th Order of the Rising Sun.
Addfess : i Kanasugi-shinha-
ma-machi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:
975 Shiba.

•Shima, Shigezo Cjg ® 2 3),
President of the Awa Agricull-.
Ural and Industrial Bank ; b.
the 9th m. of the lO'Ca.y. of
Tempo (1839), Tokushima
prefecture ; 5th s. of Taminq-
suke Goshima, and adopted by
the late Gyoei Shin a, a samtt-
rcti of Tokushima ; m. Uno,
1st d. of his foster father. Once
was Vice-Chairman of the
Awa Chamber of Comaierce,
and Member of the Awa Pre-
fectural Council. Address: Ai-
hada-mura, Nanishi-gun. To-
kushima prefecture.

, Shimada, Gotaro CSpiiJitllO,
Governor of Saitama prefect-
ure ; b. the 9th m. of the 3rd
y. of Keio (1866), Fukui ; ist
■s. of Seisho Shimada, a samu-
rai of Fukui ; ni. Sai, 6th d. of

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Idzuru Tsuda, a samurai of
Ghiba. Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1890. On
his graduation, was given a
post in -the Department of Ag-
riculture and Commerce ;
then Councillor of the same
Office, 1892; and after serving
as Secretary, Councillor, and
Commissioner in several pre-
fectural governments was final-
ly transferred to present post
in Dec 1907. Decoration: 4th
Order of Merit. Address : the
Official House, 110, Urawa-
machf, Kita-adachi-gun, Sai-
tama-ken.

Shimada, IcMbei CSfflnJJ^^),
a wealthy grocer, shop name
" Dai-icM"; b. the 4th m. of
the 3rd>. of Keio (1867), Osa-
ka ; 3rd s. of Kajisabuio Shi-
mada, and adopted by the late
Ichibei Shimada; m. Ai, ist d.
of Risabur5 Mano^ of Hyogo
prefecture. Address:' 1 3 Ichi-
nomachi, Kita-ku Osaka. Tel.:
674 Higashi.

Shimada, Kamekichi (.% ffl ft
^), Naval Captain, of Engi-
neering, in the Saseho Naval
Station; b. 1868. £'if«c..* the
NavalEngineeringSchcol. 2nd
Commander of Engineering,
Sept. i 899, Commander of
Engineering, Sept. 1903 ; Cap-
tain of Engineering, Oct, 1909.
Decorations: 3rd Order of Ris-

ing Sun, 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address:X\\^ Saseho Na^
val Station.

Shimada, Kin-icM CftW#— ).
Piof. of the I st High School ;
/'. the 7th W2. of .2nd J/, of Keio
(1866), Tokyo; ist j. of the
late Jurei Shimada, ^K^/^^^i.v-
hakushi, a samurai oiM\xxzkd.^ ■
mi clan, Echigo province ; m.
lto,j/. sister to Yo Kawada, a
sammaioiToXiyo.Educ: fin-
ished the Course of Chinese
Classics of the College of Lit-
erature of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1 899. - Was ap-
pointed Prof, of the ist High
School, 1894, Publications:
many works on Chinese clas-
sics. Address No. 306, . Shi-
mo-Osaki, Osakicho, Ebara-
gun, Tokyo-fu,

Shimada, Kuehi (E ffl Wt --).
Yakugakuhakushi (Dr. of
Pharmacology), Prof, of the
Nagasaki Medical College ; b:
the 2nd m. of the istjc. of An-
sel (1854), Nagasaki; ist s. of
Aikichi Shimada ; m. Kama,
1st d. "of Setsudo Fujino, of
Nagasaki. Entered the Plome ■
Office in 1879 ; Engineer of the
Hygienic Laboratory, 1889 ;
present post since 1903 ; has
received the degree of Yakn-
gakuhahishi, 1907. Decora-,
tion.: 4th Order of Merit.' Ad-' ,
dress: II Higashikami-machi;.
Nagasaki. :

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Shimada, Kijuro (,ftfflS+Bl5>,
Chief of Judicial Section of the
Military Law Department of
the FoiMOsan Government-
General. Address: the Military
Department, Taihoku, Taiwan.

Shimada, Saburo (^ H H W)>
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives for Yokohama
City; b. the nth m. of the
5th y. of Kaei (1852), To-
kyo; 3rd s. of the late Chiei
Sudzuki, a samurai oi Shldzn-
oka, and adopted by the late
Hokan Shimada, of Kanaga-
wa ; m. Nobu, y. sister to Ki-
saburo Nishimura, of Kanaga-
wa. Educ: Shohei-ko, clan
scliool, Daigaku Nonko. Held
the post of Secretary in the
Department of Education,
which he resigned in I 881
when Count Okuma left the
government ; was long one of

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H^fc^i^

the ablest lieutenants of the
Count an{5 a prominent mem-
ber of his p arty, bat afterwards

completely severed all connec-
tion with it in 1894; made an
inspection tour in Europe and
America, 1889-1890; he is
one of those M.H.R. who have
sat in the House since its forma-
tion and one of the most fluent
speakers among contemporary
publicists; in 1909, he sold a
daily {Tokyo Mainichi) which
he had run for ni^uiy years to
Count Okuma ; his pen name
is ".S/25«««", and he is well-
known as one of the able writ-
ers of to-day ; has been deco-
rated with the 4th Order of
the Rising Sun in connec-
tion with the late war. Publi-
cations; Eikoku-kempo-shi
(History of the English Con-
stitution), Kaikoku - shimaisu
(how Japan was opend to for-
eign intercourse), _y5'^j'''^'^^'^'^^"
sei-ron (On the Revision of
Treaties), and several other
works of historical interest.
Address: 31 Nakarokubancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.: 91
Bancho.

Shimada, Takehisa Cftffl^^),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Kochi prefecture. Address:
Mishima-mura, Koyoshi-gun,
Kagawa-ken.

Shimada Yoshinosuke, CSHt?
;^IS), Director of the Ishioka
Bank. Address: Ishioka-machi,
Niiharu-gun, Ibarakl-ken.

Shimakawa, Biinhachiro C%
JH^SCASIOk Major-General, Chief

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m

of the Bureau of Ordnance,
the Military Department ; d.
the 3rd m.. of the ist y. of
Gwanji (1864), Mie ; 8th j. of
Sozo Shinnakawa, a samurai
of Mie ; m. Kinu, yf sister "to
K6 Konishi, a samurai of Mie.
Educ: the Military Academy;
studied in France and Belgi-
um, Sub-Lieutenant of Artil-
lery, June 1885 ; Lieutenant,
July 1887; Captain, Nov. i8-
90 ; Major, Apr. '' 1895 ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Dec. 1 899 ;
Colonel, May 1903 ; Major-
General, Jan. 1909. Decora-
tions: the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, the 3rd Class Gold-
en Kite, and foreign ordei-s.
Address: 6y Wakamatsu-cho,
Ushigorae, Tokyo. Tel.: 1608
Bancho.

Shimamura, Hatahiko C&
ift m M^, chi®f of the

general affairs section of the
Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka
mercantile steam-ship Co.); b.
1875 in Kochi-shi. Edue:
graduated from the law col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Uniy.
Was counsellor of the Kwan-
tung Government General.
.Deeoraiion : 6th Order of
Merit. Address: Uye-Miya-cho,
Minanii-ku, Osaka,

Shimamura, HayaoCS^ii*!),
Vice-Admirai, Comniunder of
Baseho Admiralty; b. the gtii
m. of the 5th j;/. of Ansei (18-,
58), Kochi ; 2nd s. ^i the late

Sagohei Shimamura, a samu-
rai oi Kochj ; m. Kudao, 1st
d. of Masahide Kondo, of K5-
chi. Educ.: graduated from the
Naval Cadet School, 1880;
studied in England and Italy,
1888-1890. 2nd Sub-Lieuten-
ant, Nov. 1883; Lieutenant,
July 1886; 2nd Commander,
Dec. 1894; was staff officer on
board the flag-ship Matsushi-
ma in the Japan-China War,
being slightly wounded on the
left leg in the battle of the Yel-
low Sea; Commander soon after
and attached to the Naval
Board ; Prof, at the Naval Staff
College, 1896, and in the same
year attached to the Japanese
Legation at Rome ; Captain,
1 899 ; was Commander of the
Suma and Chief of Staff to the
Standing Squadron in the
Boxer Trouble, 1900; attached
to the Naval Board and also
Prof, at the College on return-
ing home ; Rear-Admiral, 19-
04 ; took part io the late War
as Commandeer of the 2ad
Squadron and 4th^Squadron,
and was Chief oi Staff to Ad-
miral Togo; Director of the
Naval Cadet School, 1906 :
Vice-Admiral, and President
of the Naval Staff College,
1908 ; Commander in Chief
of the 2nd Squadron, Dece-
mber 1909. He attended the
( Hague Peace Conference held
in 1907. Has been granted and

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Class Golden Kite and 2nd
Order of the Double Rayed
Rising Sun for his service in
the late war. Address: 1 5 Mi-
ta-shikoku-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.

Shimamura, HisasM (.%mK'),
Manager of the Konoike Bank,
Director of the Osaka Store-
house Cornpany ; b. the 2nd
m. of the 3rd y. of Kaei (18-
50), Okayama prefecture ; ist
s. of Bungo Shimamura, a sa-
murai of Okayama ; m. Yone-
ko,/y. sister to Shinsei Honda,
Baron. Entered Government
service, and finally attained
the position of Consul Gene-
ral, t)ut afterwards retired from
official service, andentered bus-
iness. Decoration: 3rd Order
uf Merit. Address: 1255, Hon-
johigashigohgen, Kitaku, O-
Baka. Tel.: 4012 Cho Mshi.

Shimamura, Shnn-iehi, Cfe tf
f^-'), Igakuhaktishi; ex-?resi-
dent of the Medical College.
Address : Shimokiritori-shin-
karasumaru Higashi-iru, Ka-
mikyoku, Kyoto.

Shimamura, Takitaro ( g # il
-kW), Prof, of Waseda Univer-
sity (chair: English Literature,
Aesthetics) ; (5. 10 Jan. the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871), Shimane
prefecture ; ist s. of Ippei Sa-
sayama, andadopted by Bunk5
-Shimamura, of Kanagawa pre-
fecture ; married. Educ: grad-
uated from the Department
of Literature of the Tokyo Sem-

mon Gakl<b (predecessor of
the : present Waseda Univer--
sity), 1894; further studied in
Germany and England. Is well
known as a literary critic and
scholar of English literature;
has written a |^few novels and
dra mas ; nam de plume: " Hd-
getsu". Publications : New-,
Rhetoric ; Studies in Modern
Literature; Translation of
Ibsen's " Doll's House " ; Prin-
ciples of Aesthetics; aud many
other essays. Address: Wase-
da Uuniv., Tokyo.

.Shimamura, Tasaburo ( ftM'fi&
^&\-), Uounsellor of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Com-
merce, and Section Chief of
the Ins. Bureau of the same
Department. Address: 116
Bentencho, Ushlgome, Tokyo.

Shimamura, Tomijiro {%^%
^IP)) a large merchant; d. ist
m. of the sthj.ofKaei (1852),
Wakayama ; 2nd s. of Hachi-
robei Shimamura ; m, Yoshie,
aunt to Gorobei Doi, ol Wa-
kayama. Address : 17, 4 cho-'
me, Shin-tori, Wakayama-shi. ,

Shimamuraj Yasujiro (^BS
^HW, President of the Waka-
yama water Power Electric
Company, Director of the 43rd
Bank; b. the 5th m. of the 4th
y. of Ansei (1857), Wakaya-
ma ; ist J. of Zembei Ota, and
adopted into the family of Shi-
mamura ; m. Iku, 2nd d. of To-
mijiio Shimamura, of Wftka-

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yama. Address: 6, 7 chome,
Honcho. Wakayama-shi.

Shimanuki, Hyodayu {MiKM
ii:k), pastor and author, Chief
of the Rikko-kai ; b. the 8th
111. of the 2ni\y. of Keio(i866),
Iwanuma-machi, Miyagi pre-
fecture ; o. of Ryoji Shimanu-
ki ; m. 1896, Mika-ko, ist ^.
of Masami I. Educ: graduated
from the Tohoku Gakuin 1886
— 1894; after that went to
America thrice to observe
''charitable work; tlien founded
the " Rilchohai " Nichibei
Business School, Kikkyo Girls
School and liikkyo Church
with the purpose of givi-
ing:_ to geniwa ^mfortunate
youths^ahd gTrls a way of earn-
ing their school expenses by
suitable ..work and of educating
them on the principle of inde-
pendence; thus the members oi ■
Rtkkokai number about seven
thousands, <ind ars spread al-
most all over tbe world ; he
writes as chief editor on a
iiiagazine "Bihhyo Sekai" and
several other magazines. Publi-
cations : Seikono-hiketsu (Key
to Success), Gunjin-to-Kirisu-
cokyo (Soldiers and Christian-
ity), Tobei-annai (a Guide to
America), new way of hard
study " Shin.tobeiho, " What
is Eikkyoka'i, Eecord of strug-
gling ; they are widely read.
Address: 51 Kago-cho, Koi-
shikawa, Tokyo. Tel.: 1248

Bancho. eahle address: "Rik-
kokai Tokyo.

SMmauehi, Takeliisa {% n^
Ml a large land-owner one
of the highest tax-payeri of
Kochi prefecture ; b. the rst ;«.
of the 2ndj>/. of Bunkyu(i862).
Kochi prefc'cture ; 2nd s. of .
Takekane Shimauchi, a smKU-
mofKoclii; ;«. Kogane, ist
d. of Iwago Takata, of Kochi.
Address: Mishima-mura, Ko-
mi-gun, Kochi-ken.

Sliimazaki, Xienpei (!> Ji^ ME
¥■)! Paymaster Inspector of
Navy; b. in 1871.- Educ: the
Naval Paymasters' School.
Staff-Paymaster, Oct. 1901;
Fleet-Paymaster, Sept. 1906;
Paymaster Inspector, Dec.
1912. Once was chief of
the 2nd Section of the Ac-
. counts Dep't in the Kure
Naval Station. Decorations:
4th Order of R.S., 4th Order
of S. T.

Shimazaki Haruki <S *§ #

1S)> iwm de plum is Toson,
author; b. in Nagano-ken.
Educ: studied at Mita Eng-
lish School, Kyoritsu School
and Meiji Gakuin. Edited a
magazine called " Bungak-
kai" in 1893. Ptiblications:
"Hakai" (Breaking of Bud-
dhist laws), "Rokuyoshu",
" Haru " (Spring), " Toson
Shishu " (Poetical works).
Address: No. i Shinkata-
machi, Asakusaku, Tokyo.

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Shimazw, Chukin (S vP S- ic),
Baron (cr. 1896), Member of
the House of Peers, Director
of the Kagoshima Savings
Bank ; one of the branch
faniUies of the Princely House
of Shimazu; b. the nth in. of
the 2nd y. of Kokwa (1845),
Kagoshima ; 4th s. of the late
Hisamitsu .Shimazu, and y.
brother to Prince Chusai Shi-
mazu ; widower. Decoration :
4th Order of Merit. Address :
60 Karai-takuo-cho, Kagoshi-
ma-shi.

Shimazu, Tadanari_(g#j;,^),
Prince, Member of the House
of Peers, Lord-in- Waiting in
the Jako Hal! ; b. the 3rd m. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855);
6tli s. of Prince Hisamitsu (d.
1887), scion of the House, and
in recognition of his distin-
guished services in consum-
mating the work of the Restora-
tion, received the title of Prince
in 1884; m. Taozu-ko, aunt to
Koreharu Takeuchi, Viscount.
Address: 4 San-ncncho, Koji-
machi, Tokyo. Tel: l64Shim-
bashi. ■

Shimazu, Genzo (^ # 5S ^J,
a large dealer in scientiflc
machines; b. ij June, the 2ndy.
of Meiji (1869), Kyoto; 1st j.
of the late Genzo Shimazu ; m.
Tsuru, 2nd d. of Hisajird Inui,
of Kyoto. ^iii^ri?i.s.' Nishikiya-
cho-nijosagaru, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto. 7e/.: 488 Kami.

Shimazu, Tad-ashige ( !> # &
M.), Prince, 2nd Sub Lieutenant
of Navy; b. 20 Oct, the ipth
y. of Meiji (1886) ; 4th s. of
the late Prince Shigehisa. The
House was formerly the great
house of Satsuma with a fief
of 700,000 ^oht, the late
Prince was the 29tli head of
the line which was fonnded in
the 1 2th century ; his pre-
decessor Seihin and uncle Hi-
samitsu did much to restore
the Imperial power. Address:
234 Shimo-osaki, Osaki, Eba-,
ra-gun, Tokyo. 7el. 378, 379
Cho Shiba.

Shimazu, Tadamaro {%'^%
M), Count ; b. 4 May, the loth
/. of Meiji (1877); I'st s. of the
late Count Tadasuke {d. 19-
09),_ex-Lord ofSadoharaclan,
Hyiiga province; m. Matsu-ko,
y. sister to Kosei Sanada,
Count. Address : 1 Nagasaka-
cho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel,: ' 6 "
Shiba.

_ Shimazu, Tadasuke {.% W%
^)> Count, Member of the
House of Peers ; b. the 5th m,
of tiie 2t\d y. of Kaei (1849),
Miyazaki-ken ; ist s. of Tada-
hiro Shimazu, ex-Lord of Sa-
dohara clan. .S/a^r..- studied in
A^merica. Decoration: 4th Or-
der of M-erit. Address : i Na-
gasaka - cho, Azabu, Tokyo.
7>/.." 610 Shimbashi.

Shimidzu, Cho (^ 7^ jg),
Hogakuhakuski, judge of the

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Administrative Litigation
Court, and Prof, of the Peers'
School ; 3. 12 Aug. the ist jj/.
of Meiji (i868), Kanazawa,
Kaga province; 1st ^. of Kichi-
saburo Shimidzu; m. Tatsu, ist
d. of the late Taizo Miyoshi,
M. H. P. Ediic: graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imp. University, 1894;
studied national law and ad-
ministrative law in France"
and Germany. On his gradua-
tion, was given a post in the
Home Office ; passed the
Higher Civil Service Exami-
nation, 1896; was appointed
Councillor of the Tokyo Pre-
fectural Government, Mar. iS-
97 ; transferred as the same to
the Home Office, Aug. the
same year ; Prof, of the Peers'
School,- 1898; again appointed
the same, 1900 ; Secretary of
the Home Office as an ad-
ditional post, 1 901; Lecturer of
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1904; received the
degree of Hogakuhakushi, 19-
05 ; Judge of the Administra-
tive Litigation Court, 1906 ;
Secretary to the Privy Council,
1908, an additional post; Lect-
urer of the College of Agri-
culture of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., the same year. Fub-
Ucations " The Constitution "
and several other works on
^law. Address: No. 410, NisM-
Okubo, Okubo-mura, Toyota-

ma-gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel. : 2070
Bancho.

Shimidzu, Hei-iehiro (jg 7jt y-
— Bi5), President of the Shiso-
Yamazaki Bank ; 3. the loth
m. of the iith f. of Tempo
(1840), Hyogo prefecture ; ist
s. of the late Heibei Shimidzu;
widower. Address : Yamaza-
ki-mura, Shiso-gun, Hyogo-
ken.

Shimidzu, Hikogoro {\%i^M^-
fil5)i Secretary of the Tokyo
Imperial University ; b. the
nth m. of the ist y. of Ansei
(1854), Fukuoka-ken ; ^nd s.
of the late Toichi Shimidzu, a
samurai of Fukuoka prefect-
ure ; m. Shin, ist d. of Shinju
Tsunoda, of Shimane prefect-
ure. Entered the Department
of Education, 1875 ; clerk of
the Law College, 1886; present
post since 1 892. Decoration :
4th Order of Merit. Address :
29th of No. 109 Omote-machi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.: 80
Bancho.

Shimidzu, Ichiro (?t 7}; — 115),
Judge, and Director of the Mi-
yagi Appeal Court ; d. the 5th
m. of the 4th jr. of Ansei (1857),
Ishikawa prefecture; ist s. of
the late Magobei Shimidzu, a
saimirai of ishikawa prefect-
ure ; in. Tame, l.st d, of Chu
Ichimura, a samurai of the
same prefecture. Educ: gradu-
ated from the government law
school, 1884. Judge, 1885 ;

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dnce ".served as Judge, and
sectional chief of the Hiroshi-
ma Appeal Court, and as Judge
of the Court of Cassation ; was
ordered to proceed to France,
Italy and Belgium, Mar. 1899-
Janl 1900; on his return home,
was appointed Director of the
Kobe District Court; and after-
wards having held the post of
the Judge of the Court of Cas-
sation-, the Public Auditor, and
of the Judge of the Disciplin-
ary Trial Court, has been
transferred to present post.
Decoration: 3rd Order of Merit.
Address : the Official House of
the Miyagi Appeal Court, Sen-
dai.

SMmidzu, Ichitaro (?g 7lc t)] i:
115), lawyer, Member of the
House of Representatives ; b,
the <^'Ca.m. of the ist^j'. ofKeio
■(1865), Owari province ; ist s.
of Jihei Shimidzu, a samurai of
Owari clan. Educ: graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University, 18-
^g, and from the Middle Tem-
ple, London, 1890-1893. Once
was Lecturer at the Naval
Staff College, Lecturer at the
Law College of Tokyo Imp.
Univ., and Councillor of the
Bureau -of Legislation, etc.;
made an inspection tour in
Europe and America, 1899-
1900; became lawyer, 1901.
Address: 11, 3 chome, Tsuki-
ji, Kyobashi, Tokyo.

Shimidzu, Ittoku (fg 7jc — ^),
Engineer of the Civil Engineer^
ing Departmc?nt, in the Form-
osan Government-General. Ad-
dress: the Official House, t
chome, Nammengai, Taihoku,
Taiwan. "

Shimidzu, nJjiro (?g7h.-t-— IR),
Director of the industrial Ex-
perimental Office, the Kagawa
Prefectural Government. Ad-
dress: the Office, Naiha-miira,
Shozu-gun, Kagawa-ken.

Shimidzu, KoicMro (^7l<'h-'
BIO, Director of the Judge
Advocates' Bureau in tlie De-
partment of War. Decoration :
3rd Order of Merit. Address:
21, I chome, Kobinatadaima-
chi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Shimidzu, Komataro (^ 7fc

1% ic MR), Colonel of artillery;
Commander of the 6th Re-
giment of the heavy Artillery;
b. 1867 in Aichi-ken. Sub-
Lieut., June 1886; Lieut.,
Nov. ■■* 1888; Captain, July
189s; Major, Nov. 190 r;
Lieut. Colonel, May 1905;
Colonel, Feb- 19 12. De-
corations: 4th Order of S.
T., 3rd Order of R.S., 4th,
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Shimonoseki, Yama-
guchi-ken.

Shimidzu, Man-nosuke (M vY
SS-2tSS), public works contract-
or; ^.9 Oct." the rith^y. of
Meiji (1878), Tokyo ; rst s. ot.
the late Man-nosuk" Shimi-;

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Sill

dzu. Is well-known under the
name of Shimidsu-gumi. Ad-
dress : 14 Minami-saya-cho,
Kyobashi, Tokyo. Tel.: 153
Cho Kyobashi.

SMmidzu, Syutoku (}# 7K Ft
if.), Dhector of ti.e Ebime
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, aqd of the lyo Water
Power Electric Company ; b.
the 8th m. of the 2nd j/. of Bun-
kyu (1862), Ehime prefecture;
y. brother to Ryo Kokumori,
a samurai of Ehime, and a-
dopted by Ichiro Shimidzu ; m.
Tsugu, 1st d. of Hanzo Shimi-
dzu, of Ehhne. Address : Hi-
tsuchi-mura, Nishi-uwa-gun,
Ehime-ken.

Shimizu,' Sannan (y^^Jc^H),
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 20th Infantry
Regiment; d. 1867 in To-
chigi-ken. Sub-Lieut., July
1887; Lieut., Nov. 1891;
Captain, May 1897; Major,
Dec. 1903; Lieut. Colonel,
Nov., 1907; Colonel, March
1912. Decorations: 4th Or-
der S. T., 4th Order R. S.,
4th- Class of Golden Kite.
Address : Fukuchi-yama.

Shimidzu, Seijuro (M^K^i*
IP), President of the Shusei
Company ; b. the 3rd iti. of the
4th J. of, Kokwa (1847), Ehi-
me; 1st J. of Shoichi Shimidzu,
and adopted by Tanio Shimi-
dzu. Address: Uwa-machi, Hi-
.gashi-uwa-gun, Ehime-ken. .

Shimidzu, Seizaburo (jS^KJtH
Bl>), Secretary, and Chief ofthe
Section of Accounts of the De-
partment of Foreign Affairs ;
b. the loth m'. ofthe ist y. of
Man-en (i860), in the province
of Musashi ; 2nd s. of Keijiro
Shibuichi, and adopted by
Kenryo Shimidzu ; m. Miyo,
1st d. of Yoshi Tanaka, of To-
kyo. Zii/aiT..* studied law. Pas.sed
the Higher Civil Service
Examination, 1890; Probation-
er in the Foreign Office, 1891 ;
Chancellor of Consulate, Van-
couver, 1892; Eleve-Consul,
Honolulu, 1 894; then at Hong-
kong 1895; Cousul, 1896;
transferred to Vancouver, 18-
97-1902; Consul at Chicago,
1903 ; Consul-General, at Ot-
tawa, 1908 ; Secretary and
sectional chief of the Head
Office, 1909. Decoration : 5th
order of Sacred Treasure. Ad-
dress : 8 Kami-rokuban-cho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. 7>/..- 2143
Bmcho.

Shimidzu Sukeharu (?t 7K ^
©), Baron (cr. 1900), Member
of the House of Peers ; b. the
6th m. of the ist jj/. of Man-en
(i860), Yartiaguchi ; 2nd s. of
Taroemon Kumagai, a samu-
rai of Yamaguchi clan, and
adopted by Chikaharu Shimi-
dzu, a samurai ol the same
clan; in. Sumi, 3rd V^. of iiis
foster-father. Decoration : 4th
Order of Merit. Address:

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2^,; .Takanawa, Minami-cho,
ShilgaTjcu, Tokyo. .

Shimidzn, Shogo \m * f W),
iLngtnaer of the Geological
Laboratory of the Mfriing-
Bureau, Department of Agv.
and Com. Address: No. 3 114,
Oicho, Ebara-gun, Tokjo-fu.

Shiraidzn, Toraiiosuke_(jt7lcit
Z^), Director of the Oshima
Hospital, Address : Nase-mu-
ra, Oshima-gun, Kagoshima-
ken. ■

Shimidzu, Usuke (?t 7h^W),
Pavrnaster Inspector, Chief of
the Accountants' Departmentf
of the Naval Material Office ;
of the Saseho Naval Arsenal ;
3. 1 863. Staff-Paymaster, Sept.
1899 ; Fleet-Paymaster, July
1904 ; Paymaster Inspector,
Sept. 1908. Decorations :. "i^xA
Order of the Rising Sun, 4lli
Class of the Golden Kile. Ad-
dress: No. 851, Sendagaya-
mura, Tokyo-fn.

SMmidzu, YasTikichi {^ 7Jc i^
n), Engineer of the Shiga Pre-
fectural _ Governnnent. Deco-
ration : 4th Order of Merit.
Address.' 31 Ryoshi- machi.
Dtsu-shi, Shiga-ken.

Shimidzudani, Sanehide (it7K
#K^), Count, Lieutenant-
Colonel of Infantry, Lord
Chamberlain; 3. the 4th jn.
of the 2nd J', of Keio (I866),•
Ist s. of Koko Shimidzudani,
ex-courtier; m. Hide-ko, jf.
sister to Jitsu-ei Hashimoto,

Count. Decoration : 4 Class of
Golden Kite, 4th Order of.Ris-
\\\g'S>\xx\.' Address: 53 Kashi-
wagi, Yodobashi, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo.

Shimmen, Gyotaro (ir^lric
m, Colonel of Artillery, Chief
ot jtaff to the rst Army Divi-
sion; b. in 1866 in Okayama-
prefecture Sub-Lieutenant of
Artillery in 1880; Colonel in
1908. Decorations : 4th Order
ofthd-i?. S. and 4th Class of
the (P. is:; Address: ' Tokyo.

Shimo, Keisjike (T ^ B),
Director of the Fisheries In-
stitute ; b. the 5th ?«. ofthe
4th j(/. of Ansei (1857), Tokyo;
1st s. of Nagayoshi Shimo, a'
samurai of Tokyo; m. 1882,
Yasu-ko, ist d. of the late An-
eki Shigeno, Bungakuhakushi.
Entered the Department of
Agr. and Com., 1884; man-
ager of the Fisheries Institute,
1897; Engineer of the Depart-
ment of Agr. and Com., 1898;
was ordered to proceed to
France, 1900 ; present po,t
-ihce 190 i. Decoration: i,\\\
Order of Merit. Addi-e.sss No.
Ochiai-mura. Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo. Te?. .• 228 Bancho.

Shimoda, Koiehi (T !5 # -),
a large land-owner, one of the
highest tax-payers of Kuma-
moto prefecture; ^.16 Aug.
the 7th jK. of Meiji (1874), Ku-!
mamoto ; ist j. of Kozaburol
Shiraoda> a samurai of Kuma-

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mo to ; m. Masa, ist d. of Hi-
roshige Akaboshi, a samurai
of the same prefecture Ad-
dress : Kumasho-machi. Shi-
ino-masuki-gun, Kumamoto-
ken.

Shimoda, Jiro (T tB ^ SI5),
Pi of. of the Tokyo Female
Higher Normal School ; b. 6
Mai: the Sthjy. of MeijI (1872),
Hiroshima ; adopt, s. of Tame-
zoShimoda; m. iSgg.Bdue.:.
graduated from the College
of Literature (Course of Philo-
sophy) of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1896; stud-
ied in the University Hall ;
further studied Pedagogy and
science of female education
in Germany, England and
America, 1899-1902. Oa his
return home, was appointed to
present post. Publications: Fe-
male Education, New Instruc-
tions for Women, Duties of
Women, Culture of Women,
etc. Recreations : reading, mu-
sic, physical exercise, etc. Ad-
dress : loth of /, Nishikata-
machi, Hon go, Tokyo.

SMmoda, Uta-ko (T H fC TO.
alady-educationalist. Principal
of the Jissen Girls School, ex-
Director of the Womeii's De-
partment of the Peers' School;
d. the 8th ?«. of the 3rd jf.
of Ansei (1856), in the prov-
ince of Mino; ist d, of Juzo
Hirao, a samurai of Iwamura
clan, Mino; widow- Was ap-

pointed a Court maid of ho-
nour when about 16 years
old, and again after the death
of her husband, to whom she
had been betrothed. Her a-
bility in composing uta poetry
attracted the notice of Her
Majesty and it was at her
suggestion that her original
name was changed to " Uta "
which means poe'try. On the
founding of the Peeress' School
she was appointed an instruct-
or, and subsequently its Dean
in 1886; resigned the post
in 1907,^ when the school
system was reorganized, and
has since devoted herself chief- _
ly to the managing of a
private school founded about
1 899 ; was ordered to proceed
to Europe and America for
the purpose of inspecting fe-
inale education 1893 — 1895;
is perhaps the only Japanese
lady who has been received
by the Queen of England weai--
ing Japanese costume. She
is one of the foremost lady-
educationalists of Japan, and
has a good reputation and ma-
ny followers among the fair
sex. Publications: "House-
hold Management, " " The
Family Libraiy" etc. Address:
No. 53, 6 chome, Aoyama-
kitamachi, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2666 Shiba.

Shimog'o, Bembei CT M 1® ^>,
ex-Member of the House of

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Peers (repres eating the highest
tax-paj:ers of Shiga prefect-
urej,; ex-rres. of the Nakano-
shima Paper Manufacturing'
Company, the Omi Reehng
Company, pres' of ^ the Ninju
Life Insurance Partnership; l\
16 Mar. the 5th j(^_of Meiji ( 1 8-
f 3), Nagahama, Omi province;
1st s. of Dembei Shimogo
{d. 1898) ; W. 1894, Tai, ist
d: of Teikan Chiba, Governor -
of Gita. , Educ. : studied in
the Keiogijuku, Made an in-
spection tour in Europe and
America, 1900; elected Mem-
ber of the House of Peei's,
■1904; has interests in many
companies ; has done much
for the philanthropic causes
contributing large sums of
money, towards the funds of
undertakings of this kind. Ad-
dress.: No. 37, Mita-koya-
macho, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
1 108; Shiba. C/^^Ar .'Nippon
club, Kojiinsha.
■ ShimogQ, Kasuturo CT M & i:
1>), a large land-owner, oiie of
the> highest tax-payers of Ai-
ehi prefecture ; b. 15 May,
the 4th y. of Meiji (1971),
Aichi;. 1st s. of the late Jiro-
hachi' Shimamura ; in. Nobu,
3rd d. "of Kyuzaemon Morita,
of Aichi. Address : Narumi-
ma,chi,. Aichi-gun, Aichi-ken.
Shimohira, Yosai (T^fflS^)?
Igakiihakushi (Doctor of Med-
icine), chief of the ist section

of the surgery and of the
section of skin and ven-
ereal disease in the Kana-
zawa Hospital; b. the Sth m.
of the 3rd>. of'Bunkyu (-1863)
in Kanazawa city. Edttc:
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1891. Became direct-
or of the Yamanashi prefec-
tural hospital, 18925 was ap-
pointed prof, of the 4th high
school and director of the
Kanazawa prefectural hospit-
al, Oct. 1897; sent to. Ger-
many and Switzerland to
prosecute his studies of ven-
erismus and dermatology for,
two -years, 1906; returned
home' from'abroad, Oct. 1 9 1 o ;
was appointed to present
post, Nov. 19 10; obtained
the degree of Igakiihakushi
by presenting a thesis. Dee. .
19 12. Address: the 4th high
school; Kanazawa, Ishikawa-
ken. - ■ -

Sliiniomura, Eitaro (T ^ 5£
:*: SI!). ._Na^^__.C3.j)tain,!^^,. exa-
miner of the Maizuru Naval
Ordnance; b. 1870. Edtic:
the Naval Academy. Com-
mander, May 1902; Second-
Captain, Sept. 1906; Captain,
April 1912. Once was a
staff of the Maizuru Naval
station; Commander of the
Xstishima and TakachiJio
(proitected cruiser). Decora-
tions: 4th Order of R.S., 4th

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Order of S. T., 4th Class of
G.K. Address: the Maizuru
Naval Station.

Shimoniura, Entaro Q-' |f jg

:*: Bi>)> Naval 'Captain, head-
prof, of the Naval College;
b. 1869. Educ: Naval Aca-
demy. Lieut. - Commander,
Sept. 1903; Commander,
Sept. 1905; Captain, Dec.
19 1 2. Once was instructor
of the Naval College; present
post since 1912. Decorations:
4th Order of R. S., :4th
Order of S. T., 4th Class
of G. K.

Shimomura, Hiroslii CT ^ S),
Director of the Postal Savings
Bureau ; b. 11 May, the 8th
y. of^Meiji (1875), Waka-
yama ; 1st 5. of Fusajiro Shi-

momura, a samurai of Waka-
yama; m. Fumi, ist d. of
Shinshiro Sasaki, of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1 898 ;
studied in Berlin. Was ap-
pointed Secretary of the De-
partment of Communications
after his graduation ; appoint-
ed Director of the Postal
Money - order and Savings
Controlling Bureau, still hold-
ing the above as an addition-
al post, 1904; present post,
19 10. He also lectures on the
Science of Finance at Chiio,
Hosei and Waseda Univer-
sities. Publications : the Sci-

ence of Finance, Principles of
Postal Law, etc. Decoration:
5th Order of Merit.. Address:
No. ii92,>..Tosayama, Oima-
chi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo. Tel. .-
590 Shiba.

Shimomura ICanzan (T %ii Sg

111), proper name is Seisabu-
ro, Artist, Japanese painter;
b. April 1873. Edtic. : studied
painting from artist Gaho
Flashimoto (late); graduated
from the Fine Art xA.cade-
my, 1894; went abroad for
his study, 1903; returned
home from abroad, 1905.
At present is adviser to the
Kokuga Gyokuseikai and
director of the Futabakai.
Address: Goura, Otsu-maclii,
Taga-gun, Ibaraki-ken.

Sliimosimra, KotarS (T # #
± W)i Director and Chief
Engineer of the Osaka Chemic-
al Industrial Company, Chief
Engineer of the Osaka Gas
Company ; b. the 9th in. of
tlie 1st y. of Bunkyu (1861),
Kyoto ; 1st i'. of Gohei Shi-
momura, a samurai of Kyoto;
VI. Toku, adopt, d. of Baron •
Kunimichi Kitagaki. Educ:
studied Chemical Industry.
Address : Kashiramachi, Ko-
jinguchi-sagaru, Shinkarasu-
maru, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Shimomura, Tatsuemon (T If
^ ^ ft P'3), ex- Member of the
House of Peers (representing
highest fax-payei's of Saga

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prefecture), Director of the
Hirotaki Water Power Elect-
ric Company,' the Saga Sake
Brewing Investigation Com-
pany, and of the Saga Tramway
Company, Auditor of the Saga
Rice Exchange, the Saga Sav-
ings Bank, and of the Saga
1 06th Bank, Standing Mem-
ber of the Saga Chamber
of Commerce ; b. 8 Feb. the
6th y. of Meiji (1873), Saga;
2nd .y. of Mozaemon Tafuchi,
and adopted by Tatsuemoh
Shimomura, a samurai of
Saga ; m. Hatsukesa, ist d.
of his foster father. Decoration:
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address : No. 3, Ushijimama-
chi, Saga-shi. ,

Shimono, Waotaro CT IF ifi i:
SI?), Prof of the Tokyo High-
er Commercial School ; b.
the loth m. of the 2nd jj*. of
Keio (1866), Gifu; ist s. of
Jinsuke Shimono ; m. Sei, 3rd
d. of Shigesaburo Minemoto,
a saimirai of Okayama. Educ:
graduated from the Higher
Commercial School, 1888 ;
studied commercial science in
England, 1900 — 19.03. Was
appointed Prof of his alma
mater, 1 894; but shortly after-
wards resigned the post, and
entered the Tokyo Marine
Insurance Company; again ap-
pointed Prof of the School.
Address: No. i, 2 chome,-^u-
jimicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo,

Tel.: 1787 Ban^ho.

Shimo-oka, Chnji (T li^ ,S, j§), .
Vice- Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce since Dece^
niLer 19 12 ; h. 2 Oct. the 3rd
y. of Meiji (1870), Settsu prov-
ince ; 2nd s. of Naoichi Shi-
mo-oka ; m. Ai, 2nd d. of
Katsujiro Shirane, a samu-^
rai of Yamaguchi. Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1895. On his grad-
uation was given a post in
the Home Office ; Councillor
of Kumamoto prefecture, 18-
96 ; then transferred to Kyoto
prefecture, and then Commis-
sioner of Ibaraki prefecture ;
afterwards appointed a Coun-
cillor of the Legislation Bu-
reau 1899; appointed Gover-
nor of Aldta, 1 906; chief of the
-Agricnltural Bureau, Oct. 19 -
08. Decoration : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun. Address:
No. I, Nakarokubancho, Ko-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel.: 2103
Banch-5.
kyo.

Shimoyama, Hidegoro CTilJ^
3il!0, Judge, and Director
of the Kofu District Court ;
b. 3 Aug. the 2nd y. of Mei-
ji (1869), at Takahira-mura,
Arima-gun, the province of
Settsu ; adopt, s. of Kuheiji
Shimoyama ; m. En, ist d.
of Choshiro Kojima. Educ. : .
graduated from the Law Col-

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Shi

lege of the Tokyo Imp, Univ.,
1895. After serving as Judge
in the Kbhe District Court, the
Osalia Appeal Court, Kyoto
District Court, and president
of Ghiba District Court, was
appointed present post in Aug.
1912; onCe lectured on- law, in
the Kwansai College (Osaka) ,
Kobe Commercial: School, and
in the Osaka Higher Com-
mercial School ; decorated 5 th
Order of S. T. - Becreation .•
Ch.ivogx3.phy. Addt^ess : Kofu,
Yamanashi-ken. ; ;: ■

Shimoyama, Matajiyo (;t lU
3t * 8B), Engineer of theFu-
kushima Prefecturai Govern-
ment, and Principal of the
Eukushima Technical School:
Address : Nagoyacho, Waka-
matsu-shr, Fukushima-ken .

SMmura, GeatarS (iS 4d" if>
:fc W^, President of the Ja-
pan Hypothec Bank, Special
Member of the Tokyo Cham-
ber of Commerce; (5. the 3 id
m. of the -3rd y. of Keio (18-
67), Yamanashi ; ist s.. of
the late Uhei Shimura; m.
Kumao, J/, sister to Masano-
bu Fujioka, & samurai of- O-
saka. Educ. : graduated from
the Law Cpllege " of; the : To-
kyo Imperial University. 1889.
Councillor of the .Department
qf Agriculture and-Commerce,
I §90 j; ■ Priyat^e - Secretary to
tl;ip jytinister, 1 892; then-Comp-
trpHorof Patent Bureau, and

afterwards- sectional chief of
the" Department of Ao-r.jand
Gomi ; again Counfcillor of the
same Office, 1893 ; C&Uncill61f
of the Legislation Biireaii,. as
ah aditiohai post; 1895 ; was
ordfered to- proceed to China,
Sept. 189$ j Director of th^
Public Works Bureau ol the .
sanie Officig^ 1897 ; retired
from the government service',
1 898-, and entered the Japati
Hypothec Bank as an advisfip;
left the bank and entered tlie
Yokohama Specie Bank- as
an auditor ; went abrdid aiid
inspected the branch officers
of the same bank ; returning
home in 190 1, became seC'-
tibnal chief of the B^nk";
shortly after left and ' agiih
entered the Japan- Hypothec
Bank. Decoration, : 4th Or-
der of Merit. Address : No. '
,147, Sasugayachp, Koishika-
wa, Tokyo. Tel.-: 158 Ban-
cho. - . ■ • • ■•" •'

Shin, Keita (ji M k)i Koga-
kuhakushi. Educ. : graduated
from the Engineering: College
(Course of Mechanical Engi^
neering) of the Tokyo- Irh-
perial University,. 188 i. ^ jid-
dre'ss-f' .No". '26 ,- -2 chonie , A-
oyama-'Minamieho, A.kasaka',
Tokyo. ' Tel.: 2301 Shimba-
shi.' -■ '■ ■-■ " ■'-'-' ■ ■'■ ;; :-':
. SMuAq, Hidemateu (MM W

*2)^ Paymaster -r of Gdlorial,
chief of the Accoimtantsrifcif

mi

im}

tlie 6tb Army Diyjsion; ^.
J 86s in Akita-keji. Pay-
niaster-Sub-LJeut.^ July ,i%i;
Payrtjaster-Lieut., Feb. i8i95;
Payi33;asley ^ Captain, Oct,
1 898 J Paynjaster-Major, Dec,
.19P3.; Paynjaster - Lieut.-
Colonel, Hqv- 1907; Pay-
njaster-C0l<?.ael, Nov. igji.
Decorations: 4tb Order f^
S, T,, 4th Order of R. S.,
4th Class of C K. Address:
the 6th Army Division, Ku-
mamoto.

Shindp, Kanjijro (^ % SJ -f
U?), President of th& Ichishi
Bank, and of the Takaoka
lieeling Connipany, Director
of the Rokken Rice and Ma-
nure Company ; b. the 5 th m.
of the 1 2th y. of Tempo (18-
41), Mie ; 2nd s. of Zenshiro
Tsunjsyasu, and adopted by
the late KanjOro Shindo, a
samurai of Mie ; m. IpTra, ist
//.ofTobei Konishi, of Mie. Ad-
dress: Hon-mura, Ichishi-gun,
Mje-ken.

Shinjd, UaDaobu Cif % % K),
Viscount (cr. 1884), Member
of the-House of Peers, Djrect-
pr of the Ibaraki Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, and of
the Yiisei Slate Company ; b.
the i-ith 'fh of the 3rd y- of
Ansei (1856), Ifitachi prov-
ince; 1st J. of Takukitsu Shinjo,
a samurai of Hitachi, and
adopted by ths late Kpmasa
Shinjo, fix-lord^ Qf Asq clan;

m. Mio, «««/ to Marquis Tsu-
Hgyasu Maljamikado. Enter'
ed the Department of Justice
and was made Judge ; elected ,
Member of the House of Peers,
1890 ; he founded the above
jnentioned Companies and
became their Director. Dec-
oration : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : No.
406, Miyajjiae, Nakanomachi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel. :
17 1 2 Bancho.

Shinjo, SeiieM Cif$S-5,
director of the ChenwJpho
brancn of <3i« Osaka Mer-
cantile S. S. Co. ; b. 1877 in
Buzen province. Edue: gradn-
ated from the law college of
the Tokyo Imp. Uniy. Ad-
dress : Ghemulpho, Korea.

SMno, -GorosakuC^ S.Mi¥),
Member of the Tokyo - fu
Council, President of the
Takata Agricultural and Com-
mercial Bank, Director of the
Manure Cp., Auditor of the
Musashino Railway Co., mem-
ber of the Tokyo-fu Agricul-
tural Association, etc.; i>. in
Tokyo-fu; s. of Gorosaku
Sbino; m. Chika-ko, sister of
r-ataro Shinozaki. Educ. :
studied Chinese classics under
Bunan Morita, a famc«s schol-
ar. Received many medals
for his meritorious services
rendered in the development
of Agriculture. -" Address'. No.
1667, Nakaarai-mura, Tokyo-

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fu.

Shinoda, ©igoxo (^ H ^ 5.
MR), proprietor of the Shino-
da Shokwai, Director of the
Shinoda Industrial Office ; b.
the 6th m. of the 3rd /. of
Keio ( 1 867), Yodo, pfovirice
of Yamashiro ; 5th s. of No-
buyasu Shinoda; pi. 1 892,
Tdyo-ko, 4th d. of KichijOro
Noguchi, of Aichi. Educ. :
graduated from the Engi -
fleering College (Course of
Applied Chemistry) of the
Tokyo Imperial Univeraity, •
1 89 1. Chief Engineer of the
Aichi Cement Company, 18-
91 — 1 898 ; the same and man-
ager of the Saga Cement Com-
pany, 1898 — 1906; opened
an industrial office in O-
saka, 1906, and became chief
engineer and director of the
Sakura and Toa Cement Com-
panies, and controUor of the
Yoshikawa Cement Works,
Okayama ; but afterwards re-
signed the posts to devote
himself wholely to the pres-
ent occupation. Recreations :
field exercises. Address : No.
26, Sanbancho, Hohden, Ni-
,shi-ku, Osaka. Tel. : 2542
Oho Nishi.

SHiiioda, Kogattie (^ H ^).

Colonel of Eng., chief of the
Configuration Section of the
Land Survey Dep't; d. 1867
in Aichi-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1887; Lieut., Nov.

189 1 ; Captain, July 1895;
Major, Nov. 1901; Lieut.
Colonel, April 1905; Colonel,
Nov. 19C9. - Decorations: 5th
Ofder of the S. T., 4th Or-
der of R. S. Address: No.
88, Minaihi-cho, Yotsuya-
kii, Tokyo.

Shinoda, TosMhrdie k\4: H M
3I)( Prof, of the Tokyo Female
Higher Normal School ; b.
the 1st 111. of the 4th y.
of Ansei (1857), Matsurribto,
Shinano ; 2nd j. of Seihah
Shinoda, a samttrai of Matsti-
moto clan ; in. Sada, 2nd d.
of Minoru Onuki, of the same
province. Educ. ■: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Nor-
mal School, 1 882; further stud-
ied in, American universities
for about three years. Once
was Prof of the Tokyo High-
er Normal School, and Gov-
ernment School - Ins:pector,
etc. Decoration: 5th Order
of Merit. Address: No. 11,
Waseda-Minamicho, Ushigo-
me, Tokyo.

Shinozaki, MasatarS (fi *S
Ji i; BP), Veterinary Surgeon
Colonel since 19 10, Chief of
the Department of Vetei'ihary '
Surgeons of the 12th Army
Division ; b. 1862, Tokyo.
Veterinary Surgeon Sub-Lieu-
tenant, Jan. i886;-^Lieuten-
aicit, : Nov. 1 8S9 ; -- Captain,
Dge. 1893 ; — Major} July 19-
02; — Lieutenant-CoIoneI,Apr.

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1905. Decorations : 4.\h Qr-
de'r; -,of • the Rising, Sun, ^th
0fas$ ,oir the Golden Kite;

Shioda, ChSzaemon (M.'m &
^ I ;n), ■.one, ,of ..the highest
t^x-f)ayers. of Kagawa pre-
fecture^ b. the '1st m. of the
I4tht J. of Tempo (1843), Ka-
gawa ; 1st J, of the late Chu-
zaemon Shioda'; »«. Kata, 2nd
d. ;of Motoharti Ono, of Ka-
ga\yk- ''Address-:- Nio-mura,
Mits'iitoyo-gunj -Kagawa-ken.
_ SModa, Hirosliige CM H i^
S),'. Dr., Igahihakushi, As-
sist.-Prof of the Medical Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(surgery); ^.1874, at Miya-
zu, Tango province. Educ. :
graduated from the Medical
College of tlae Tokyo Im-
perial University, ,1 899 ; . went
over to ' Austria,. 1907,, ; arid
studied surgery at the Uni-
versity of Vienna . Address :
Kg. 33, 2 cilome, Yumi-cho,
Hongo-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 3522
Shitaya.

SSioda, Yoshichi m 0,1^ -fa),
one. of the highet tax-payers
of Kagawa prefecture ; b. the
lOth m. of the 14th y. of
Tempo ( 1 843), Ka gawa ; i st
s. of the late Senji Shioda ;
m. Miwa, 3rd d. of Kaichi
Okuni, of Kagawa. Address :
Tadotsumachi, Tadotsu-gun,
Kagawa-ken;

SMoliara, JSEatasaku (H S X

9J)> Procurator of the Sankyo

& Co., and President of the
Tokyo Seiyaku Co., ■ Ltd . ; ^.
1886, in Yokohama; s. pi,
Mataichi Shiohara. Educ:
studied in the , Yokohama
Coiftmercial Schoql, arid .the
Yokohama Eiwa Gakko.
Started drug hubiness, 1899;
Went; to' America and stiidied
the business. After " return
from America, was ' engaged
in importing drugs, chemicals,
andother new remedies. The
present Organization of the
Sankyo Goshi Kaisha origin-
ated in 1907, and its success
was largely due to being
appointed the sole agent Tor
Park, Davis & Co., of Ame-
rica. Address: No. 28, -If-
gura Katamachi, Azabu; -To-
kyo. Tel.: 988, Shiba. Club'.
Nihombashi Club.

" Shioi, Masao CH ^ JE BX
scholar Of Japanese classics,
Lecturer at the 'Japan Wo-
rnen's University ; b. Jan. the
2nd J. of Meiji (1869), Ta-
jima, province ;-i-. Of Kensuke
Shioi, a. samurai- 6i Toyooka
clan, Tajirha province. 'Educ. :
graduated frdni the College
of Literature (Course of Japa-
nese Literature) of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1895 >
studied irt the University Hall.
Publications : Japanese Clas-
sics, Japanese Gramrner, Lect-
ures on , Shin-kokinrshu, etc..
Address .•. No. 108, Zojigaya,

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Koishikawa, Tokyo.

-Shioiri, TaSnke fll X i:'«g).
lawyer, AnHitdr df the tna
Electric Railway 'Compjttiy,
{iiia of the 'T3ka Eitiik ;
b. the '6th -fn. of "thfe. ifet ?/.
ofBurikyu (i26v), N'.lgixrio

iprefecture ; ^. brother ''to Ha-
tsuji Nakamura, and adopted
by Seizaburo Shioiri; -w. r€-
^5, Matsu-ko, .^y.' j/j/^r to
Kichiemon 'Nanjo, of Naga-
no. Ednc. : Nagano Nprmal
School, the J^Beiji -Law School.
Passed the Examination for
^enoh, and appointed Judge
of the Kawagoe Local Coart;
resigned the post, and became
lawyer, 1890,; oirce wrote on
the staff -of i}A^ JTo^kyo Mai-
mclii, -a daily. Publications :
principles of Politics, Lectures
on Prison Administration. 7?^^:-
rcation : Paintii^. -Address :
ife. 14, 2 chome,Tsuki3i, Kyo-
Ijashi, Tol<yo. Tel.: 804 Kyo-
bashi.

"Shiokatifa, KajirS Cli ;H # ^
Wh a large land-owner, one
of the highest tax-payers of
Nagano prefecture-, Audrtor
of the Saku Ba«k ; i. the
6th m: of the 2nd ^. of Kaei
(1849), Nagano; ist s. of the
late Kozaemon Shiokawa :,jn.
Masa, 1st d. of Mango'ro Shi-
okawa. Address: Mitsuoka-
mura, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano-
ken.

Sliioxawa, SaMshh^-^ )l| 3
ra Ife, 'Dii-ectbr'bflhe^Nago-.
•ya Branch
^df-ihe^^'
Bank Qi
Japkn; b.
12 K^x.
the 6th ^y.
of Meiji

.(1B73), in
the prov-
ince of
Shinaho;
'.f.dfNi^u-
iie 'Shiol<aWk'; %. -1966, Chi-
natsu, 2nd d. 6f 'Cetifit Chi-
aki Watanabe, Minister for
Imperial Household Affahis.
Ediu. : gradiialted 'frofft tlie
^Law Colldge -of "the Tokyo
Ifflpdrikl tJhiversity, \Z<)g ;
studied at Oxford University,
r9b2=^t9o3. Was appointed
Private Sscretaryio the Finan-
cial Minister, 'Oct. 1966;—
May 1901 ; inside an inspec-
tion to'ur in tetfrope as the
companion 6i Viscotint Su'gi
(tiifen Financial Miiiister), I9-
oi ; Btudie'd 'banking iii a
London baitk 1902 ; entered
the Bank of japa'n, July 19-
03, • and was made its Secret-
ary in Nov. the same year;
then Private Secretary, Feb.
1964; iagain Secretiry, Oct.
1966; Sub-Manager of the O-
saka Branch, Dec. the sanfe
year ; Director of the Kyoto
Branch, May 1908; transferr^

Shi

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to r present post in June 19-
IQ. Decoration: 6th Order of
thifc. Rising Sun. Recreations :
travelling, reading. Address :
No. I, 3 chome, Chikarama-
chi, Higashiku, Nagoya. Tel.:
341 . Club: Japan Society, Brit-
ish Society, the Nagoya Bank-
ing Club.

Shiono, Kichibei (M^a^
^X apothecary ; b. the 6th m.
or the 2nd y. of Kokwa (18-
45), Osaka ; ist .5. of the late
Kichizaemon Shiono. Address:
No. 31, 3 chome, Doshucho,
Higashiku, Osaka.
. Shionoya, Jibin (H^ B#^ ii),
Prof, of the ist High School;
h- the 1st m. of the . 2nd 7.
of Ansei (1855); ist s. ofSei-
shi Shionoya, a samurai of
Shizuoka prefecture ; m. No-
' bu,, y. s. to Kanroku Yamai,
a. samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
studied Chinese classics. Was
appointed Secretary to the
Iniperial University, 1888 ;
then present post, 1890 ; once
was a lecturer in the College
ofLiterature. Decoration : Sth
Order of Merit. Address:
No. 74, Hisakatamachi, Ko-
ishikawa, Tokyo.

SMonoya, Tsunetaro CS # ta

:foPl5), lawyer; b. the Sth m.
of thfc 1st jj/. of Gwanji (18-
64), Tatebayashi, Gumma; ist
s.oi Ryokan Shionoya, a sa-
murai of Tatebayashi clan ;
#«. 189.7, Masu-ko, 1st d. of

Yoshikoto Fujii, Secretary of
the Bureau of Decoration.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1888; stud-

. ied in the University Hall
about one year. Was appoint-
ed Probationaiy Judge of the
Yokohama District Court, July
1 889 ; then full Judge ; trans-
ferred to be Judge of the To-
kyo District Court, Sept. 18-
90 ; resigned the post, and
became lawyer, May 1892 ;
out of sympathy for the suf-
ferers from copper poisoning,
he earnestly supported the side
of the suffering people, mak-
ing his name widely known
in connection with the famous
Copper Poisoning Trouble;dur-

■ ing the late war, he did much
to encaurage the government
"and people ; once was Vice-
Chairman of the Tokyo Law-
yers' Association, 1900. Pub-
lication: Juri-sprudence. Rec-
reations: walkin-j, gardening.
Address: 2r.d of No. 5, Shi-
ba Park, Shiba, Tokyo. Clubs:
Sakurada club, Nippon club.
TeL: 1750 £h ba.

Shiozawa, Shdtei (® M i *),
Hogakuhakushi, Prof, of Wa-
seda University (chair: Econo-
mics) ; b. at Mito, Ibaraki
prefecture. Educ. : graduated
from the Tokyo Semmon Gak-
ko (predecessor of the present
Waseda University), 1871 ;

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studied' iff America; and Ger-
mafly. Address : No. 28', Yo-
koteramaiGM,. Usfe'goflae, To-
kyo.

Shiraiiaina, Cho CS M ®i>,
Prof, of the Tokyo Fine Arts
Academy;.^, the I2th m. of
the 1st y. of Keio (i86s>)V
Nagasaki. Educ- .- graduated
from the Tokyo Fine Art
Academy, 1894; studied in A-
merica, 1904-^1907," Ap-
pointed Prof, of his alma mat-
er , 1901. Address: No. 52,
Komagome Sendagi,. Hongo,
Tokyo.

Shirai, Empei CS * ^ ^5*
President of the Yoshima Coal
Company, Director of the To^
yo Timber Company, and of
the Industrial. Savings Bank,
Aiaditor of the Nippon Cold
Storage Com.pany, etc. ; b.
the 4th m. of the 3rd y. of
Kokwa {11846),, Fukushima
prefecture ; 2nd j', of the late
Kosuke Shirai ; m. Kisa,- 2nd
d. of Yasujiemon Sugan'ami,.
of Fukushima. Edtic : stud-
ied Chinese classics. Onee wa«
elected Member of th^ Fuku-
shima Prefectural Assembly
and of the Homse of Repre-
senfatJf es. Addv'e^ : Ifoi 2'3.2r,
Eomagome, Sendagi— muchi,
Hongo^tu, Tokjso. '£&l. t t^g
SMfaya«

Shiiiai, Jiro. (& ^ ± IP),
Ccsfong:! of Infantry, Gom'-
iwander of the 27th Regiment

of Infantry; d. 1868, Yama-
guchi ; .s. of a samurai. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, Jtily
.r&87 ; Lieutenant, Dec. 189I;
Captain, Mar. 1895 ; Major,
Nov. 1900; Lieutenant Colo-
nel, Oct. 1904 ; Colonel, Nov.
1 907 ; once was- military at-
tache to the Japanese Eni- "
bassy in Paris, pecorations :
, 3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: the 27th Regiment
of Infantry,- Asahigawa, Hok-
kaido.

Shirai, Kotar^ Cfl' ^ 5% * PX
Prof, of the" College of Agri-
culture of the Tokyo Imperial
University (chair } Vegetable
Pathobgy) ; b. the 6th m. of
the 3rd y.oi Bunkyu (1863),
Tokyo ; 1st J. Of the late
Hisando Shirai, a samurai Of
Tokyo ; fit. Kin, ist d. of
Nao' Seki, a samnrai of Iba+
raki. Educ. .• graduated from
the Coltege of Science of the
Tokyo Impi Univ.,. 1%%S;^ ^Wt
ther studied Vegetable Par
thology in- Germany,- 1899--
1901. Was appointed to pres-
ent post, 1907, Decoration: 1
5 th Order of Merit. Address:
No. 67, 6 chom^,- A^yam^
MinamimaeH, Akasaka, Tt*-

kyo. "*

SMraii Ma;tsanosuke Cff *

*ii Z id), dealer' iff medics*
instruments-, Director of tft«
Ni^pon Cows= Breeding QMF

Sh£

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pany > v5. 1 2 Decthe 9th y.
of Meiji (1876), Osaka ; 'ist
s, of the late Matsunosuke
Shirai. Address : No. 1, 4-
chom'e, rmabaslii, Higashi-ku,'
Osaka. Tel: : 1564 Iligashi.
. Shirai, Shikafaro (.& ^ M
X 115). President of the Toa
Electric Railway Company.
Address : Tonezaki, Kochi-
city. &

Shirai, Teizo (g^- M. W,'
Managing Director of the I-
waki Bank, president of the
Sakura Smokeless Coal Com-
pany ; d. 18 Dec. the 2nd f.
of Meiji (1869), Fukushima;
1st s. of ©Empei Shirai ; m.
Masano, ist d. of Seijun Ku-
sano, of Fukushima. Address:
Kamiogawa-mura, Ishiki-gun,
Fukushima-ken.

SWrai, XTzan' (S ^ H lU).
proper name is Yasujiro, prof.
cH the T<,kyo.Art School;
. b. the 3rd in. of the ist _y.
erf Gwanji (1864) at Uwa-
Jima, Ehi.me-ken; s. of Gohei
Shirai; m, Nui, y. sister of
Giichi ; Sato of the same
prefecture. Educ: complet-
ed, the Uwajima Middle
school and Ehime prefectural
Normal School; graduated
from the engraving course of
the Tokyo Art School. Was
teach?r in the technical
school of Ishikawa-ken, 1893-
Aag. ;:, 1896; present post
since 1897; was exaniiner of

the Tokyo Carving Society
in 1 899 and of , the. Tokyo
ludustrial Exhibition in 1907;
appointed Committee m. of
inspection by the Dep't of
Agri. and Com. for art at the
International Exhibition in
Italy, 1910; pxdered. tq pro-
ceed to France, Germany and
Italy to study sculpture, Sept.
JLgoi: returned home from,
abroad, Feb. 1906; then has
been recorrimended as ex^
aminer of the Art Exhibition
since 1908. Address: No.
185 Sendagi-cho, Hongo-ku,
Tokyo.

Shirai, Yorikichi (fi ^h ffi S),
Inspector of Naval Construc-
tion, Chief of the Shipbuild-
ing Department of the Sase-
ho Naval Arsenal ; b. 1873.
2nd class Chief Naval Con-
structor, Sept. 1903; 1st Class
Chief Naval Constructor, Sept.
1906; Inspector of Naval Con-
structioii, Oct. 1909.. Decora-
tion : 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun.. Address : the Sa-
seho Naval Arsenal, Naga-
saki-ken. ;

ShiraisM, H^nsnke Cfi S 4*
Dl)f Director .of the Nagoya
Storehouse Company, the Na-
goya;, Electric Railway Com^
pany, the Nippon, Vehicles
Manufacturing Co., the Na-
goya Electric- Power Co., the
Nagoya Ice Manufacturing
Cprnpany, and of the EhaiB--

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Shi

elled Ironware Company, Au-
ditor of the Atsuta Savings
Bank, and of the Meiji Bank;
b. the 1st in. of the ist y.
of Kokwa (1844), Aichi pre-
fecture ; 6th J. of Tokuemon
Hirano ; m. Ko, ist d. of
•Zembei Matsuno. Address..:.
No. 6, 4chome, FushiniichQJ
Nishiku, Nagoya.
' SMraishi, Jiitaro (6 :S ilic
IP). Chief Secretary of the
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce;
b. 16 Jan. the 3rd r. of Mei-
ji (1870), Ehime pretecture ;
5th s. of Tomojird Shiraishi,
a sanmrai of Ehime prefect-
ure ; m. Masa, e. sister to
Takeru Ono, a samurai of
Tokyo. Address : No. 96,
Shirogane-Imazatocho, Shiba,
Tokyo... Tel: : 1640 Shiba.

Shiraishi, K'zo (fl H ^ M),
President of the Sendai E-
lectric Power Company. Ad-
dress : Urato-mura, Miyagi-
gun, Miyagi-ken.

Shiraishi, Motojiro (^ S tc
«n IP), Director and manager
of the Toyo Steamship Com-
pany, Director of the Hinode
Life Insurance Company, the
Ibaraki Electric , Co. , Ltd.,
President of the Japan Steel
Pipe Company, Ltd. ; h. the
7th m. of the 3rd f. of Keio
(1867), Fukushima prefecture;
y. brotker to Yasutaro Maeda,
a samurai pi Takata clan, E-
"chigo, and adopted by the

late Buhei Shiraishi ; 'lit. Mad,
2nd d. • of Soichiro Asaino..
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1892. En^
tered the Asano firm, 18-
92 ; when' Mr. Asano found-
ed the Toyo Steamship Com-
pany in 1896, he \yas made
its Manager; made an in-
spection tour in Europe and
America, 1898 ; was in the
service of the'^ New York
Branch of the same compaity,
1899 — 1902: travelled through
Europe and South and North
America, 1904 — 1905. Ad-
dress: No. 25, 2 chome, Ni-
hon-enoki, Shiba-ku, TolcyOi
Tel.: 720 Shiha,.. Clubs: Tokyo>
Nippon, Doki, Japan Trade
Asso., Latin American Asso.
Shiraishi, JJiaohara CQ S ii
Ha), KogakulialiusM, m. 13^ E.
for Kochi-keh, Engi. and Pre.
of the Wakaniatsu Hartor Im-
provement Company; b. the
loth m. ot the 4th y. of An-
sel (1857), 'Tosa; 1st i. of
the late Tanehira Kuga, a
samurai of Tosa, and adopted
by the late Ei Shirai, a sa-
tnurai of the same province ;
m. Kiku, y. sister to Meitaro
Takeuchi, a samurai of the
same pi-ovince. Edtic. : gradti-
ated from the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imperi-
al L^niversity, 1 880 ; - studied
in America and Europe, 18-

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83 — 1886. Appointed Prof,
at his alma mater; afrer-
Avards President of the Kwa-
nsai Railway Company ; tlieii
present post. Address : No.
32, 4chome, likuramachi, A-
zahn TnTc\'o. Tel : 852 Shilia.

Shiraishi,Sfaozo(& :B ^ M),
a large land-owner, one oi
the highest tax-payers of To-
chigl prefecture ; 1st j. of
Sei-ichiro Shiraislii ; m. Cho,
f. sister to Heisuke Nonaka,
of Saitama prefecture. Ad-
dress : Toyama-mura,. Shimo-
tsuga-gun, Tochigi-ken.

ShiraisM, Toknjiro ( fl :ji S
^ SPX one of the highest tax-
payers of Kagosliima prefect-
ure ; b. the 6th m. of tlie 2nd
y. of Ansei (1855), Kagoshi-
ma ; ist s. of Tokubei Shira-
ishi ; nt. Kikuno, 2nd d. of
Kihei Ikeda, of Kagoshima.
Address : Akune-mura, De-
midzu-gun, Kagoshima-ken.

Shirakami, Shun-iohi (S ±

^ — .\ Mayor of Shimono-seki.
Decoration: 4th Orderof Merit.
Address : tlie City Hall, ^\\\-
mon"i<5A-i.

SHrakawaj Kenjiro Cfi Jil M
^ SR).- Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the i Ith Regi-
ment of Infantry ; b. 1862,
Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantiy,. July 1887; Lieuten-
ant, June 1 89 1 ; Captain, Oct.
1895; Major, May 1902; Lieu-
tenant Colonel, July 190S ;

Colonel, Nov. 1909. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun,' 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: the
nth Regiment of Infantry,
niTnc-hima.

Shirakawa- Yoshinori (& )il
mmy, Oolonel of Tnf., Chief
staff on the 1 1 f h Army Divi-
sion;, b. 1 870, Ehime prefecture;
s. of a samurai. Sub-Lieut, of
Infantry, Mar. 1891; Lieu-
tenant, Aug. 1894; Captain,
Feb. 1898; Major, June 19-
02 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Mar.
1907; Colonel, Dec. 1909.
Decorations: 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: the
litli Anij> iJivision. Zo-"t,<^ftii.

Shiramizur Tan Cfi i^ 'M)r
Major-Gen. since Dec. 191 2,
Com. of the 12th Brigade
of Infantry ; b. 1 864," Hok-
kaido. Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, July, 1887; Lieuten-
ant, Dee. 1891; Captain,- Apr.
1895 ; Major, Jan. 1901; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Nov. 1904;
Colonel, Nov. 1907. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 3rd Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address: the I2tli
Brifjade of Infantry, Ivana-

Shirani, Takesto Cfi fc 3*)*
Chief of the Civil Administra-
tive Department of the Kvvan-
tung Goverment-General ; b.
the loth m. of the S'd J^- of

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Shi

Bunkyu (1863), Fukuoka; ist
i;of Seiko'Shirani, a sanmrai of
Yanaga wa clan, Fukuoka-ken;
m. Masa, J/, sister to Kanibei
Kawasaki^ Baron. Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1890. Entered the
Home Office, and appointed
Councillor in 1891; then Coun-
cillor to the Flokkaido Go-
vernment ; Secretary of the
Educational Department ; the
same of the Home Office ;
then Director of the Temple
and Shrine Affairs Bureau in
1902:;. transferred as Gover-
nor of Tochigi-ken, 1903 ; Di-
rector of ths Ordinary Educa-
tion Bureau, 1906— 1908; ap-
pointed to present post in
May 1908. Deaoration : 3rd
Order of Merit. Address :
Official House of the Kwan-
tung Government General,
New Street, Port Arthur.

Shirasawa, Yasuyoshi CQ J?
^.sfe)* Ringakuhahishi, . (Dr.
of Dendrology), Engineer of
the Forestry Bureau of the
Department of Agriculture
and Commerce, Chief of the
Forestiy Elxperiment Labora-
tory. Address^: No. 397, Shi-
momeguro, Meguromura.Eba-
ra-STm, Tokyo. Te^j; 719 Shiba,

Shirase; CHael C6 #:ft '^\y.
a large land-owner, one of
the highest tax-payers of Ni-
igata prefecture ; b. 23 June,

the 1st X. of Meiji (1868),
Niigata prefecture ; 2nd s. of
the late Choei Shira.se ; m.
Rin, d. of Taizo Kaburagi,
of Niigata. Address : Kana-
tsuka-mura, Kita^Kambara-
gun, Niigata-ken,

Shirase* Choku (fi W. St).
Lieut, of Coramissariat on the
reserve, Pioneer Antarctic
explorer of Japan. Graduating
from the former Kyododan^
(Mih'tary Non-Commissioned
Officers' School) was appointed-
.Sergeant of the Army ; took
part both in the Japan-China
and the Russo-Japanese wars
and was promoted Lieutena-nt
of Commissarit for his services;
recently, stimulated by many
brilliant successes achieved by
the foreign Arctic and Ant-
arctic explorers, undertook the
plan of reaching the South
pole and forming a body of
men necessary for the expedi-
tion and backed by the zealous
assistance of sortie of om- peo-
ple headed by Count Okuma
finally set off on. his voyage
on board the Kainanmaru
toward th" en^^ of I910
but on reaching within; two
or three days' .^teaming to his
destination and finding it im-
possible to further continue his
voyage on account: of bad
weathers then prevailing, was
compelled- to return, as far. as,
Sydney whence renewing: the

Shi

C. 9P8 ]

exfiedition Ms body reached
near the Antarctic pole and
returned home 1912. Publica-
tion ; Aatarctic exploration.
Siiirase, Haruzo CS ^# H),
Chairman ofthe Niigata Cham-
ber of Commerce, Managing
Director of tlie Niigata Bank,
Director of the Niigata Sav-
ings Bank.tlie Hokuetsu Store-
house Company, the Niigata
Ocean Fishing Company, and
ofthe Niigata Storehouse Com-
pany ; (5. tlie 1 2th in. ofthe
2nd f. of Bunkyu (1862),
Niigata ; ist s. of Hikoiiro
Shirase; /«. Hana, 4th d. oi
Kyotoku Hatakeyama, of Nii-
gata. Address : No. 10, fiTa-
chibancho, Honchodori, Nii-
gatfi-shi.

SMrashoji, Yoshiaosuke <&
jS S|.5f .>; W). flifector of the
Keelung branch of the Osaka
Mercantile f^'team Ship Go.; 6.
in Osaka. Address: Osaka Sho-
senKaisha, Keelung, Formosa.
Siirasugi, Kamezo Cfl ^ ©
3t)> Manager of the Obayashi
Building and Engineering
Firm; b. the 8th m. of the
9th 7. of Meiji 1:1876) at Mi-
yazu; s. of Kosuke Shirasugi.
£^2^^. : graduated from a mid-
dle school. -^ Entered the
Obayashi Firm in 1898; on
consideration of his long ser-
vice in tbe fii'm he was sup-
plied Avith fund by Mr. Yoshi-
goro Obayashi and himself

becoming one of the; capital f
ists of the iirm was appoint- .
ed the present post. Recrea-
tion : travelling. Address : No.
27, I chome, Tsuboya-ch©,
Kit \ku, Osaka. 7el.: 3370
Higashi. ■

Sbiratori, Kurakichi CS .% il
u), historian, Bimgahihakur
ski, Prof ofthe Peers' School
and of the College of Liter-
atui'e of the Tokyo Imperial
University ( Chinese philosophy,
Chinese History, Chinese Liter-
ature) ; b. the 2nd in. of the
1st y. of Keio (1865), Chiba;
s. of Kaichird Shiratori ; m.
Shigerir, 2nd d. of Chobei O-
mura, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Literature of the
Tolcyo Imperial University,
1890; further studied in Ger-
many and Hungary, 1900 —
1905. Has received the degree
of Bungakuhakushi, 1897; he
is an authority on the Mon-
golian dynasties and allied
subjects. Decoration : 4th Or-
der of Merit. Address : No.
451, Shimo-Ochiai-nmra, Tq-
yotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.' ' .
- Shirayama, Zeagoro Cfl Hi #
S. irO, a wealthy man of O-
saka; b. the 8th ?;^. of the
2nd y. of Bunkyii (1862), O-
saka ; ist J. of Zen-emon Shi-
rayama ; »«. Gin, 2ad d. of
Gombei Okumura, of Osaka.
Address .• No. 86, i chome,

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S»i

Kavy?Lracho, Higashiku, Osa-
ka.:-; 7>/;.- ;;23 Hiffashi.
^ Shfrayana^i, Takeslii ( |S ^
i^^!^'/ Prose - writer, better
known- under the n<?m de
ff.ltime "Shyuko;": ^. Jamiary,
1884,:,,, in Kega, .I§ana - gun
ShidzUoka-Jfen; .^. .f. of Kenji
Shirayanagi; in. Kuni, sister
of Ichitaro Eliara. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Literature and Philosophy
of the .Waseda-; Uiiiv. PiLbr
lie at ions : Riskytc, Tekka Sek-
lia, Tasggare, - Shinshyu,
^hyuko Shohin, Chomin no
T^nka, Oyabun Kobnn 3 vols,
i^o. 42, Isarago-cho, Shiba,
Tokyo.

Shisa, Katsu C* .-fe W), Pay-
master-General of the Navv
h. the 2nd m. of the. ist
y. of Ganji (1864), Nagasa-
ki prefecture ; ist s. of Mei-
sei Shisa, a samurai of Na-
gasaki ; m. Nobu, 1st d. of
Naokuni Watanabe, a samti-
rai of Kanagawa prefecture.
Once was Director of the
Naval Paymasters' School, and
Director of the Accountants'
Department; of the Saseho
Naval Station, etc. ; promoted
to Paymaster-General in Dec.
igo8., now is director of the
Accountants' Bureau of the
Naval Otece. Becoraiions : 3rd
Order of ,the Rising Sim, 4th
class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: No. ;2,29g, Araijiku.

IriaTai-mura, Ebara-gun, To-
kyo-fu,. Tel. : 241 Omori. - .

Shisiiido, Ichiro (^ P — JJt),
Prof, of the 3fd High School
(Kyoto); b. the nth ?«. of
the istje. of Keio (1865), To-
kyo; 1st s. of the late Sho
Shishido ; m. Hatsu, 2nd d.
of Tokuji Otsuka, a samurai
of Kyoto. Edtic: graduated
from the College of Science
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1888. Was appoint-
ed Prof, of the 2nd High
School, 1890; tran-sferred to
present post in July 1899.
Address : Kajiimachi, iVliku-
ruma-michi Seiwanguchi-aga-
ru, Kamikyoku Kyoto.

Shishido, Otoknina (^ \P Zx

M), Assist-ProJ". of the. Col-
lege of Agriculture of the T6-
hoku Imperial University. Is
now abroad for the. study of
Dendrology.

Shishido, ' Shozo (.^ p ^ S)^
Counsellor to the Communica-
tion Department; b. the nth
m. . of the 3rd y. of Keio ( 1 8-
67), Tokyo ; 3rd s. of Kinzo
Shishido ; ^a., Sada, 3rd d. of
Morimichi Sugl, a samurai of
Yamaguchi. Edtic. : gradu-
ated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1894. On his gradu-
ation, was given a post in the
Cornmunicationb' Department^
then made Prof, of thje' Tokyo
Post and Telegraph School ;

SM

[ 9*0 3

and after serving as Com-
missioner of Communications,
Director of the Kobe, Hiro-
shima and Kyoto Post Office
was tran--ferred to present post
in 19 1 2 D£C0ratio7z : ^th Or-
der of Merit. Address : No.
3g, Sangenj'a-clid, Azabn-ku,
Tokyo.

Shito, Akira C^ M #),
Commercial Agent in New
York ; i>. the 2nd m. of the
ist;>'. of Manyen (i860), Ku-
mamoto ; s. of the late Kan-
ji Shito, a smnurai of Kuma-
moto, and y. 'brother to Ta-
keshi Shito ; in. Sal^i, ist d.
of Kanzo Takano, a samurai
of the same prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the Komaba
Agricultural School (prede-
cessor, of the present Agri-
cultural College of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ.), 1885. ' On
his graduation was given a
post in the Depaitment of
Agriculture and Commerce ;
and after serving as engineer
in several prefectural govern-
ments and in the Department
of Agr. and Com. has been
appointed to ' present post ;
was ordered to proceed to
America. Decoration : 5th
Order of Merit. Address :
New York, U S.A.

Shito, Takeshi C^ ij S),
pir. of the Higo Keeling
Company, the Higo Wax
Manutacturing Co., and of the

Kumamoto Electric Company;
b. the loth m. of the Sth 7.
of Kaei (1852), Kumamoto;
I St s. of the latfe Kanji Shi-
t5, a samurai of Kumamotoj
m. Tama, ist d. of Yukisada-
Soma, a samurai of the Saifle
prefecture. Addr^ss : Saku-
raimachi, Kumaftioto-shi.

Shizukawa, Bunzo (^J )i| ^
^)» President of the Keikwa-
sha, and of the Kyoto News
Agency; b. 1868 in Hyogo-
ken; s. of Yohei Ide and wais
adopted by the Shizukawa
family. Edtic. : studied at the
Keiogijiikti. Was member
of the Kyoto Chamber of
Commerce, Director of the
Maizuru Gas Company, coun-
cillor of the Kyoto Club.
Recreations: shooting, travel-
ling. Address : Minami-Iru,
Nakaitachi-bori, Karasu-maru
dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto-shi.
Tel.: 2505 Kami. Clubs :
Tokyo Kojunsha, Kyoto Club.
Sho, Jun (jt m. Baron (cr.
1 896), Member of the House
of Peers ; President of the
Okinawa Provision Company;
b. 6 Apr. the 6th f. of Meiji
(1873), ShuH, Okinawa pre-
fecture ; s. of the late Mar-
quis Tai Sho, and jf. brother
to Marquis Ten Sho ; m. Sa-
ne-ko, ist d. of Choboku I-
zena, a samurai of Okinawa.
Is a member of a branch family
of the House of Marquis Sho,

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SM

form&rly lord of Luchu. De-
coration : 4th Order of Merit.
Address : rl>io. 82, Togeii,.
Shuli, Okinawa prefeeture.

Sho, Tea (.^ #1), Marquis,
Member of the House of
Peers; d. the 8th m. of the
1st y. of Gwanji (1864), Shu-
li, Okinawa prefecture ; ist
s. of the late Tai Sho, and
e. brother to Jun Sho ; m.
1885, .Sho'ko, 1st d. of Cho-
on Kin, a samurai of Okina-
wa prefecture. Is the des-
cendant of the famous Chin-
zei-hachifd, Tametomo Mina-
moto, and of "princely house"
of Luchu that used to pay
regular tribute to the Court
at Kyoto and the Shogunate;
the Kingdom: of Luchu was
formally incorporated into the
dominion of Japan in 1872,

and the late Tai Sho (father
of the subject of this sketch)
was made Lord of the Luchu
clan; and the the clan was
converted into Okinawa pre-
fecture in 1879; M. H. P.
since 1901 ; has been decorat-
ed with the 4th Order of
Grand Cordon of Rising Sun
in connection with the late
war. Address : No. 8, 2 cho-
me, Fujimicho, K5jimachi,To-
kyo. _ Te/. : 897 Bancho.

SJioda, K-azuye Cat ffl ±. Bt),
Vice-Minister of Finance; &. 15
Sept. the 2nd y. of Meiji (i 869),

Matauyama, lyo province; 5th
s. of KyQren Shoda, a sam-
urai of Ehime ; m. lyo, 1st
d. of Teijiro Watanabe, of F"u-
kui. Educ: graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1 89S . Pas-
sed the Higher Civil Service
Examination the following
year ; was appointed Inspect-
or of Taxation Affairs, 1897;
promoted to present post in
1907, after having been in
the meanwhile Chief of Ha-
kodate Customs, Secretary at
the head office, etc. Decora-
tions 3rd Order of Merit.
Address: No. 383, Nakashi-
buya, 'Shibuyamachi, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo. Tel.: 2045
Shiba.

• Shoda, Heigoro (^ H ^ .=S
IFO, Director of the Meiji Fire
Insurance Company, the Mei-
ji Life Insurance Company,
the Tokyo Marine Insurance
Co., the Tokyo Store-house Co.,
the Tomei Fire Marine Insura-
nce Co.; h. the loth m. of
the 4th y. of Kokwa (1847),
Kitsuki, Chikuzen province ;
1st s. of Emmei Shoda, a
samurai of Kitsuki clan ; in.
Tadzu, ist d. of Masatoshi •
Fujioka, a samurai of Osaka.
Educ. : Keiogijuku. He was
one of the most trusted . con-
fidants of the late Mr. Fuk-
uzawa, Japan's greatest ed-
ucationalist, and one- of his

Shi

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assist, ^teachers in: the incgp-
tipn stage of his -famous in-
stitution, the Keiogijuku; then
he entered the Mitsubishi
Firm soon after its establish-
ment, and has perhaps dorie
n:iore thgn any other em-
ployee in jcan-ying the es-
tablishment to its present state
of prosperity, especially; when
the Firm was engaged in what
seemed a life-and-death sturg-
gle 'With thei, Kyodo Unyu
Steamship Company, before
the amalgamation of the two
steamship companies ; was
the first to introduce the use
of Western book-keeping into
Japanese companies. Decora-
tion : 4th Ordef' of the Ris-
ing Sun. Address : No. 50,
Hayashicho, Koishikawa, To-
kyo; \Te/.:_462 Bancho.

Shoda, Yomozo C^ K"ra :^ ^),
Baron (cr, 1907), Lieutenant-
General oh the' 2nd reserve ;
iJ.'the nth m. of the 2nd f.
of Kokwa (1845), Hyogo pre-
fecture ; 3rd s. of Shichisabvi-
ro Sh5da, a samurai of Hyo-
go ; W2. Kume, 1st ^. oX Ya-
sus'uke Yamagata, a samurai
•of Yamaguchi. Lieuteharit-
General, Apr. ,1 960, and placed
onthe, and.reserve in 1907.
D.ecordtions :.; rst C^'der of
IVTerit,. 3rd, Class of Golden
Kite, ^^^r^xy .: Eukiaimaclii,
K5be, ,

■ Shoji, Keisiabur J C^ S) ¥ 4
IP), Colonel of Infantry,-. Conij-
mander of the Wakarnatsy
Regimental District ; 1$. 186?;,
Tokyo ; .f. of a samurai of
Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant, Dec.
1 88 1 J Lieutenant, May 1885-;
Captain, Dec. 1893; Majoy,
Jan. . 1900 1 Lieutenant Colo>-
nel, Nov. 1904; Colonel, Nov.
1907. Decorations ': 3rd Orde.r
of the Rising Sun,, Sth Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
Headquarters of the Waka,-
matsu Regiment Distiict, Wa-
kamatsu, Fukushima-ken. ,

Shoji, Hyoza (;£ S] :R H)',
a large land-owner, one qt
the highest tax-payers of A-
kita prefecture; b. the 5,tli
nt. of the 1st J)/, of Bunkyu
(1861), Akita ; ist .y. of Ko-
kei Shoji, z. samurai oi ^\}&\-
ta ; m. Riya, 1st d. of Hei-
nosUke Shoji, a samurai oi
the same prefecture. Address:
Maeda-mura, Kita-Akita-gun,
Akita -ken.

Shoji, Otokichi C^ % ti aX
Standing Director of the ,Ka-
nkoku (Chosen) Cotton Com-
pany ; 6. 18 May, the 6th
>». of Meiji (1.873), Aldta pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of the '.late
Tomogpro ■Shoji ; m, -Ya.e,
adopted ^. ofCfOzo Kitabata-
ke, of Tokyo. 'Address^.: Ki-
tpi-jytouioya^ - Minamiku,-- Osa--
•^^■■^•.' '■;■:■ '::^'[^'r [^]'':'[ V'J.

Shoji; Yoshiriroto f j&S) m%t

t9i3

Sod— Soi

-Eear- Admiral, on the waiting
since Dec. 191 2; h. 1865. 2nd
Commander, Dec. 1897; Com-
.niander, Dec. 1898; Captain,
Jan. 1905 ; then present rank.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: No.
1806, Dateato, Shimoshibuya,
Toyotama-^un, Tokyo.

Soda, Kinsaku (;fe *" B ^ f^),
President of the Soda Banlc,
and of the Soda Savings Bank,
Representative Member of the
YokohamaMerchandise Store-
House Co., Director of the
Tone Canal Company, Stand-
ing Member of the Yokoha-
ma Chamber of Commerce ;
b. the loth m. of the 2ndy. of
Kaei (1849), Gumma prefect-
ure ; 2nd s. of the late Kim-
bei Soda ; m. Toyo, 3rd d.
of Tsuneemon Tajima, of Ka-
nagawa. Going to Yokoha-
ma at the early age of thir-
teen, he entered the service
of Mr. Nakazato, an import
merchant ; afterwards he es-
tablished a business on his
own account as broker of
Mexican dollars, by which he
succeeded in arriassing a consi-
derable fortune ; in 1873, with
the co-operation of some of
his friends he established an
exchange for Mexican dollars
in Yokohama, and; at the
same time, opened a siiafe bro-
ker's ofiBce in Tokyo; found-

ed the Silk-thread Spinning
Works at Hodogaya, and
became its president, 1 892 ;
established the Soda Bank
in 1895 and the Soda Savings
Bank in 1 899, he himself be-
coming president; in company
with Mr. Kisaburo Nishimu-
ra, he established the Yo-
kohama Merchandise Ware-
house Co., 1905 ; was elect-
ed member of the House of
Peers, 1906 — 1907. Decora-
tion :'Ath Order of the Sacred
Treasure. Address : No. 3,
I chome, Tsukioka-cho, Yo-
kohama. Tel. : 1 303.

Soda, Mosaburo (ffi ffl "^ H
M), Manager of the Otaru
Branch of the Bank of Japan.
Address: the Otaru Branch
of the Bank of Japan, Shiki-
naimachi, Otaru, Hokkaido.
Te/. : 309 Cho.

Soijima, Koretoki CIlJ^gtM).

Colonel of Infantry, Com-
inander of the Okayama
Regimental District; 6. 1B65
in Saga-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1887; Lieut., June 1891;
Captain, May 1895; Major,
Jan. 1902; Lieut. Colonel,
March 1907; Colonel, Oct.
1911. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S. Address: Ijima-mura,
Mi*'su-gun. Okayama-kon.

Sowa, Kaicliiro (W*!^— gP)»
silk dealer, *. proprietor of
Sowa Shoten; b. the. 8th m.

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df the 1st y. of Gwanji (1864)
ih Kyoto; s. of Jinnoshin
Tsuchida and adopted by
Kahei Sowa; m. Sute, y.
sister of Toratairo Toda,
samurai' oi Ehime-ken. He
set out' a branch from his
adopted family, Oct. 1892,
and called it " Sowiya."
Address: No. 9. Ginza 2
ehome, KyObashi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 650 Shimbashi.
- SoyiBda, Jiiiehi (^ E9 S ^),
HogahuhAuslii, ex-Pres. of
the Industrial Bank of Japan,
Special Member of the To-
kyo Chamber of Commerce ;
b. the 8th m. of the ist y.
of Gwanji (1864), Fukuoka
prefecture ; 3rd s. of Shinza-
buro Soyeda ; m. Hide, 2nd
d. of Shogo Hara, of Tokyo.
Ediic. : ' graduated from, the
College of Literature, Tokyo
Irnji. Univ. (Gourse of Political
Economy), 1884 ; further pro-
secuted his sttidies at Cam-
bridge and Heidelberg Uni-
versities, returning home in
1887. Appointed Councillor
of the Treasury, 1887; then
served as Private Secretary,
Secretaty, and Director of the
Supefintendehce Bureau in
the same •affice till he was
appointed Vice - Minister at
the time of the Okuma-Ita-
gaki Cabinet, iS<^%; on the
fall of this Cabinet he retired
from the government service,

and lectured 'On economics
and science ojf finanefe in Ihfe
Tokyo Imperial University and .
se\'eral other public and pri-
vate colleges; appointed Presi-
dent of the Formosan Bank
in 1899 when that bank was
.inaugurated ; then became
Chairman of the Organization
Committee of the Japan In- ■
dustrial Bank and appointed
its President on its being form-
ally started in 1902 ; he took
an active part in monetary
reform work with relation to
the introduction of foreign
capital ; has been decorated
with the 2nd Order of Merit
in consideration of his meri-
torious services rendered to
the Empire. He resigned his
post on account of illness-, Jan.
1 9 1 3 . Recreation : Jyoruri fa
kind of ballad-drama). Ad-
dress : No. I, ichome, Fuji-
mi cho , Kojimachi ,Toky o . Tel. :
366 Bancho. '

Soeda, Kei-iehiro (M H St —
Ii5), Commissioner of the Shi-
ga Prefectural Government ;
d. 28 Aug. 1 87 1, Fukui pre-
fecture ; 1st s. of Ryohei So-
eda, a sarnurai of Eukui pre-
fecture ; m. Tei, y. sister ±0
Chuki Kojima, of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law, the Imperi-
al University of Tokyo, 1898.
Passed the Higher Civil Sery-
ice Examination, the same

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Sog— Som

year, and appointed Council-
lor of Hyogo prefecture ; aft-
er serving as Commissioner
of Oita, Kumamoto, and of
Yamanashi was transferred to
present post in 1908. Ad-
flrei^s: Matsn.moto, Otsu, Shiga.
prefecture.

Soga, Sukenori (f- S ft Jp),
Viscount (cr. 1884), Lieutcn-
.ant-General (retired), ex-Pres-
ident of the lately nation-
alized Nippon, Railwa)' Com-
pany, Member of the ITonse
of Peers; d. 2$ Dec. 1843,'
Yanagawa, Fukuoka-ken; 2nd
.$. of the late Sukeoki Soga, a
samurai of Yanagawa clan ;
7H. Aki-ko, e. sister to Baroii
Takusho Hanazono. He early
entered the Imperial Army,
and was made Colonel, Sept.
1871 ; promoted to Major-
General, Feb. 1873 ; and was
appointed President of the Mil-
itary Academy, Oct. 1874;
took a distinguished part as
Commander of brigade on the
occasion of the Civil War of
1877; was subsequently Di-
visional Commander at vari-
ous places ; appointed Vice-
Chief of the General Staff,
Feb. 1882 ; raised to the rank
of Lieutenant-General, Feb.
1883; retired from active serv-
ice, Sept. 1886; was once
chief military tutor and aid-
de-camp to the Crown Prince;
was appointed Court Coun-

ciilor,June 1891 ; and elected.

Member of the House of Peers,
Dec. of the same year ; has
been decorated with ist Or-
der of Merit in consideration
of his distinguished services
rendered to the Empire. He
is one of the strongest mem-
bers in the Upper House.
Address: No. 14, Surugaciai
Sudzukicho, Kanda, Tokyo.
TeL: 735 Honkyoku.

Sojima, Kumaroku (^i is M
>'0, P^ngineer of the Kyushii
Branch Office of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Farm.
Address :■ the Farm, Hotaku-
gun^ Ku{namoto-ken.

Soga, Yuichi (-^ f^ ^ — ),

Inventor; b. 1876 in Hiro-
shima. Educ: self-taught.
Invented various apparatus
for the preservation of fish.
Address: No. 19. Nishiedo-
gawa-machi, Koishikawa-ku,
Tokyo.

Soma, Jun-in (M .1 JS W),
Viscount, ex-Lord of the Na-
kamura clan, Iwaki province ;
b. 29 Sept. 1863; 3rd s. of
the late JGin Soma ; in. se-
ki-ko, y. sister to Viscount
Sumibumi Arima. Address :
No. 6, I chorae, Uchisaiwai-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokj'o. Tel. :
158 Shimbashi.

Soma, Fagatane (ti .% ^ JbI),
Director of the Yokohama
Specie Bank ; President of the
Senshu Gakko (a piivate law

ku -Oma

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college); b. 22 Nov. 1850,
Shiga prefecture; ist s. of
Uheiji Soma, a samurai of
Hikone clan ; m. Mitsu, foster-
mother of Dairokuro Saguchi,
a. sanmrai of Tokyo. Educ:
studied Law and Economics
at Yale and Columbia Uni-
versities, 1 87 1 — 1879. He
established the Senshii Gak-
ko (now College) in conjunc-
tion with Dr. I. Tajiri and Bar-
on T. Megata in 1879 ; after-
%yards entered Yokohama Spe-
cie Bank, of which he has
been President for about ten
years ; has been decorated
with the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun in consideration
of his services during the late
war, 1907. Address: No.
376, Shimototsuka, Toyota-
ina-gun; Tokyo-fu. Tel. : 380
Bancho.

S6ina, Shoji CfflMlvS)> Lec-
turer of the Waseda Univ.,
and editor of the Waseda
Btcngaku, a literary maga-
zine, better known as " Gyo-
fu," his nom de plume; b. July,
1883, in Niigata prefecture;
s. of Tokujiro Soma; m. Teru-
ko, d. of the late Mokichi
Fujita, M. P. . in December,
1907. Educ: graduated from
the Waseda Univ. in 1906.
Editor of the Waseda ^ Bun-
j^aku since 1906 and lecturer
of the Waseda Univ. since
1 9 1 1 . Publications : Poems,

— "Suiren" (8i ^), and the
collections of his poecps ;
Novels, — " Toge " C*^) , and
the collections of his novels;
and he published various
essays and translated the
works of Turgeniev, Gorky
and Count Tolstoi. Address:
No. 28, Takata Toyokawa-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Somekawa, Gonsuke {% )\\
S tit), Director of the Kago-
shima Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd., and of
'the Kagoshima Electric Com-
pany ; b. I Aug. 1853, Ka-
goshima prefecture ; ist .?. of
Ihei Somekawa, a samurai of
Kagoshima ; m. Shige, 3rd
d. of Jin-emon Kamezawa, a
samurai of Kagoshima. Ad-
dress : No. 58, Reisuicho, Ka-
goshima.

Sone, KioMya Ct" » ^ §1),
Director of the Tainan Post-
and Telegraph Office. Dec-
oration: 4th Order of Merit.
Address: the Official House,
Tainan, Taiwan.

Sone, Masanori CW « IE ^),
President at the 6sth Bank,
Ltd. ; Director of the Kobe
Electric Light Company ; b.
8 June 1858; 2nd J. of Kyo
Fujieda, a samurai of Ehi.me
prefecture, and adopted by
Shozo Sone ; m. Yuka, ist d.
of Asuto Tokuno, a saifmrat
of Ehime. Address : No. 16,
3 chome, Higashi-Minato-ma

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Son

chi, Kobe. Tel.: SaS.

Sone, Tatsuzo (^ H ^ ig),
Architect, Kogakuhakushi; b.
the 2nd y. of Bunkyu (1862)
in Saga-ken Educ: graduat-
1 ed from the former Kobu Dai-
gaku (Engineering College)
in 1 87 1. After his gradua-
tion, was appointed assit.-
prof. of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.; entered the Dep't of
Navy, 1886; and then ap-
])ointed m. of Committee of
the harbour-construction of
Kure and Saseho became
adviser to Mitsubishi & Co.;
established the Sone and
Chujyo Industry Office with
Mr. Seiichiro Chujyo; is
respected as an old scholar in
the architecture circle. Ad-
dress: No. 309 Nakashibuya,
Shibuya-machi, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel.: 2^55
Shiba.

Sonoda, 'Kokichi C!l H # S),
President of the iSth Bank,
kohama Specie Bank, and of
the Nippon Yusen Kwaisha
(the JapanMailSteamship Co.);
Director of Yokohama Specie
Bank, and of the Nippon Yu-
sen Kwaisha (the Japan Mail
•Steamship Co.); 'Miglo -Japa-
nese Hydro-Electric Co., Ad-
viser to the Shinshu Bank
-». 19 Jan. 1848, Kagoshima;
1st .s. of Kenkichi „Miyauchi,
a samurai oi Kagoshima, and
adopted by Sawaemon Sono-

da ; m. Kei, 3rd d. of Hatsu-
shiku Tominaga, a samurai
of Chiba prefecture. Ediic.:-
studied in the clan school and
Kaisei Gakko (forerunner of
the present Tokyo Imperial
Univ.). Entered Foreign Of-
fice. 1 871; dispatched to Eng-
land, 1 874, as Japanese Exhi-
bition Commissioner and sub-
sequently appointed attache
to the Legation there; Private
Secretary to the Foreign Mi-
nister (then Marquis Inouye)
1878; Japanese Consul in
London, 1882 — 1890, and was
allowed to attend the Bank
of England as apprentice for
about six months; was elected
President of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, 1890, which was
then in difficult circumstances
owing to adverse conditions of
Exchange; dispatched to Lon-
don to bring home the indem-
nity from China, 1896 ;. trans-
ferred to the post of President
of the 15th Bank, 1899 ; has
been decorated with the 2nd
Order of Sacred Treasure in
recognition of -his valuable
service rendered to the Em-
pire. Address: No. 504, Shi-
rogane Sankocho, Shiba, To-
kyo. TcL: 555 Shiba.

Sonoda, Sanenori O H W S>,
President of the Hokkaido
Bank, and of the Hakodate
Water Power Electric Co. ,
Dir. of the Otaru Electric Li-

gofl— Sow

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ght Co., the Hoivkaido Gas
Co., Kankai Fishing Co., the
Japan Briquette Co., the Orien-
tal Sugar Manufacturing Co. ,
Auditor of*-Musashi Electric
Co., b. 12th m. of the ist y. of
Kaei (1848), Kagoshima Pre-
fecture ; 1st J. of Hikoemon
Sonoda, a samurai of Kago-
.shima-ken ; in. Kin.- In the
Satsuma Rebellion of 1877, he
served in the Imperial forces
and was slightly wounded ;
when, in 1872, the late Count
Kuroda was appointed first
Vice-president of the Hok-
kaido Development Office, he
sei'ved under him as a sub-
ordinate official ; retiring from
the government service in 18-
81, he inaugurated the Hok-
Icaido Union Transportation
Company ; this ■ was subse-
quently incorporated with the
Nippon Union Transporta-
tion Company, and he was
appointed Manager of the
Hokkaido Branch of the amal-
gamated Company ; he took
part in organizing the Hok-
kaido Colliery and Steam-
ship Co., and the Hakodate
Dock Co., and was director
of the former and president
of the" latter for some years.
Address: No. 29, Nishinokubo-
Tomoech6,Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.:
612 Shiba.

Sonoda, Yasutake CH ffl ^ KX
Ba;ron (or. 1897), ex-Governor

of Hokkaido, Court Council-
lor, Member of the House of
Peers; d. i Sept. 1850, Ka-
goshima ; 1st .f. of Ryoemon
Sonoda, a samurai of Kago-
shima. Was long connected
with police affairs, having held
the post of Police-Inspector
of Tokyo twice ; made an in- ,
spection tour in Europe by
government order ; was e-
lected Member of the House
of Peers, 1 897; appointed Gov-
ernor of Hokkaido, 1898 —
1906 ; has been decorated
with the 1st Order of Merit.
Address: No. 23, Daimachi,
Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel.: 152
Shimbashi.

Sowa, Shinjiiro (f- m M + BfO, •
■Managing Director of the Na-
ka Bank; b. 10 Feb. 1852,
Wakayama prefecture; 3rd s.
of Keisuke Hayashi, a sa-
murai of Wakayama, and
adopted by Nuinosuke Sowa;,
m. Mine-e, 1st d. of his foster-
father. Address : Osadamu-
ra, Naka-gun, Wakayama pre-
fecture.

Suda, Toshinobu CH EH M ^
fe), _ Kogakidiakushi ^(Dr. of
Engineering), Managing Di-
rector of the Nippon Yti-
sen Kaisha (the Japan Mail
Steamship Co.); I), the 2nd m.
of the 3rdjr. of Ansei (1856),
Miyazaki; 3rd s. of Toshiniasa
Suda, a samurai of Miyazaki;

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Sue

m. Aki, 1886, 1st d. of Mo-
rikumi Takarabe, samurai of
Miyazaki. Educ. : graduated
from the Engineeing College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1 88 1. After serving
in a government office, entered
the Japan Steamship Com-
pany, and went oyer to Eng-
land, 1887 — "^^9'2 ; received
the doctor's degree 1899.' Ad-
dress: No. 30, I chome, Shio-
cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo. Tel. :
929 Bancho.

Saehiro, Chiisuke (M M -^ :fr).
Kogahuliahushi;eK.~VYoi. of the
Engineering College of the
Tolcyo Imperial University
(chair : Mining and Metal-
lurgy). Address: No. 3, Mu-
koga-oka, Yayoicho, Hongo,
Tokyo.

Suehiro, Ikashi C* Si. M S),
Judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion ; b. the 1 2th m. of the
4th y. of Ansei (1857), Oita;
1st s. of Cliitaru Itonaga, a
samurai oi Oita, and adopted
by the late Bingo Suehiro,
a saimirai of the same pre-
fecture ; m. Yoshi, ist d. of
Tsugu Olcunami, a samurai
■ of Gita, £duc. : graduated
from the government law
school, 1884. After serving
as Judge in several District
Courts of First Instance, was
appointed Section Chief of the
Utsunomiya Pi.strict Court in
1 890 ; transferred as the same

of the Tokyo District Covirt,
1 893 ; was appointed Judge
of the Tokyo Appeal Court
in 1894, and afterwards its
Section Chief; then present
post. Decoration : 3rd Order
of Merit. Address : No. 3,
Mukcgaoka, Yayoi-cho, Ho-
ngo-kuj Tokyo.

Suetiro, Kyoji (* ^ & —3.
Kogakuhakushi, Assist.-Prof.
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
A'^ersity ; expert of the Tokyo
Municipality. Address : No.
10, Nishikata-machi, Hongo-
ku, Tokyo.

Sue?iiro, Uaokata CtK 3i H :^),
Mayor of Kokura; b. the 1 2th
m. of the 4th y. of Kokwa
(1847), Kagoshima ; 1st s'.,
of Nao-omi 'i>\x<iS\vco,'A. samurai
of Kagoshima ; m. Ito, ist d. of
Rokuemon KashiWa, a sa-
murai of Kagoshinia. Once
was Governor of Iwate. De-
coration : 4th Order of Merit.
Address: No. i35,Umakari-
cho, Kokura - shi, Fukuoka -
ken.

Suehiro, Shigeo (M. M M. M),
l^'ogakuhakushi, Prof of the
Law College of the Kyoto
Irnperial University. Address:
■Hirokoji-sagarn, Tera-macli|,
Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Suematsu, Eencho (M fe P
it), Viscount (ci. Baron '95
and Vise. '07), Bjingakiihaku-
ski, Privy Councillor ; k. the
8th m. of the 2nd y. of 'Angel

Sue

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(1855), in the province of
Buzen ; 4th s. of Gaun Sue-
matsu, a sanmrai of Ful<uoka
clan ; w. Iku-ko; adopt, e.
sister to Prince Hirokuni Ito,
and 1st d. of the late Prince
Ito. Educ. : studied in the
Kaisei Gakko; graduated from
the Cambridge University, .
1882 — 1884; studied in Ger-
many. Began his public career
as a writer on the staff of the

Nichi Nichi ; went over to
Korea in company with the
late Kiyotaka Kuroda, the
then Envoy , Extraordinary
and Minister plenipotentiary ;
was given a post in the Mi-
litary Department, and par-
ticipated in the suppression
of the Saigo's -Rebellion,
1877; appointed 'Chancellor
of the Legation at London,
1880, where he turned his
leisure to advantage by at-
tending lectures ; Councillor
di the Department of Educa-

tion, 1886 ; then the same of
the Home Office ; has receiv-
ed the degree of Bungaku-
hakushi, 1888; returned M.
If. R. from his district, 18-
90 — 1895 ; Director of the
Legislative Bureau, 1892 — 18-
96 ; during the Japan-China
War went to Seoul on an
important diplomatic mission
which procured for him the
portfolio of Communications
in the Ito Cabinet, 1898 ;
elected Member of the House
of Peers, 1896; Minister of
the Home Office, 1900 — 19-
01, in the Seiyukai Ministry;
non-official agent in England
during the late war ; was ap-
pointed Privy Councillor, 19-
06 ; had for a time charge
of the education of the Crown
Prince of Korea who arrived
in Tokyo in 1907 ; resigned
the post in 1909. Is a writer
of Chinese poems under the
name of Sei/iyo, his nom de
plume. Publications: An Eng-
lish transtation of the famous
" Genji - monogatari" ; Tani-
iHa-iio-himeyiiri (Lily of the
Valley, a transtation . of an
P^nglish novel); The Empire-
of the Rising Sun (English).
Japanese Phantasies (English);
etc. Recreations : Curios, Chi-
nese [joctry. Address : No.
4, Shiroyaniamachi, Shiba,
Tolcyo. Tel.: 93 Shiba.
S'len"""". .Tnhi'ii CM ik —

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fae— Suf

3), chief of tlie Formosau
section of the Osaka mer-
cantile S(eam Ship Go. ; b. in
1868 in Fukuoka. Educ. :
studied at Genyosha. Address:
Abeno, Tennoji, Osaka-fu.

Suenaga, KokbC^ ?!; ^ ^\
Chief Procurator of the Shi-
zuoka District Court. Ad-
dress : Ottemachi, Shizuoka-
shi.

Suenobn, Michinari C^ Si -M
;S), President of the Toyol<a-
wa Kaiiway Co., the Tokyo
Marine Insurance Co., the To-
mei Marine Fire Insurance
Co., Director of the Meiji Life
Insurance Co. ; h. the loth
m. of the 2nd y. of Ansei
(1855), Kochi; ist s. of Ris-
sei Suenobu ; ?«. Tatsu, e.
sister to Yasuma Ishikawa,
a samurai of Kochi. Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1879. Entered the
Mitsubishi Firm^and served as
manager or branch manager
for many years, meanwhile
making an inspection tour in
Europe, America and India,
etc.; director of the Meiji
Life Insurance Company, 18-
91 then of the Meiji Fire 'In-
surance Co. , director of the
Hokuetsu Railway Company,
189s ; president of the To-
yokawa Railway Co., 1902 ;
Vice-President of the Imperi-
al Railway Association, 1907.

] decoration : 5 th Order of the
liising Sun. Address: No.
^, Toriizaka, Azabu, Tokyo.
Tel. : 887 Shiba.

Sufu, Kimihira Cii M 'li ^),
Baron (cr. 1908), ex-Gover-
nor of Kanagawa prefectiive,
Privy Councillor since 191 2;
b. the 1 2th m. of the 3rd y.
of Kaei (1850), Yamaguchi;
2nd s. of Masanosuke Sufu,
a samurai of Yamaguchi clan;
m. Sada-ko, 1st d. of Eisei
Iwasaki, a samurai of Tokyo.
Entered the Department of
Justice, 1876; appointed to
present post in 1900, mean-
while serving as Councillor
of the Legislation Bureau, the
same of Legation at R,ome, the •
same of Foreign Office, Chief
Secretary of the Cabinet, Gov-
ernor of Hyogo-ken, and as
Director of the Administra-
tive Litigation Court, etc. ;-
nominated Member of the
House of Peei's, 1890. De-
coration: 1st Order of Merit.
Address : No. 10, 4 chome,
Hirakawa-oho, Kojimachi-ku,^
Tokyo. Tel. : 592 Bancho.

Suga, Tatehiko (f ® m,
artibt, Japanese painter ; 6.
1878 in Tottori-shi; s. of
Seinan Suga, Edxio. : private-
ly ; studied painting from his
father. Address: No. 68 No-
uinbashi 2 chome, Minami-ku,
Osaka.

Sugahara, Den (f M W),

Member of the House of Re-

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prensentatives for Miyagi pre-
fecture ; d. the 8th pi. of the
3rd J/, of Butakyu (1863), Mi-
yagi ; 2nd s. of the -late O-
suke Sugahara, a samurai of
Sendai clan; m. Ryu, ist d.
of the late Kyoichi Kawame,
procurator of the Court of
Cassation. Educ. : studied in
the Tokyo University, and
in the Pacific University, U.
S., about two years. Once
published several papers; a-
gain went over to America,
1893 ; elected Member of the
House of Eepresentatives since
1897. Decoration: 4th Order
of the Rising Sun. Publica-
tions : several political works.
Address : No. 6g, Nagasaka-
machi, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
1009 Cho Shiba,

Sugahara, Koran (1= M U M),
Chief of Dirs. of the Railway
Industry & Co. ; b. the 7th m.
of the 6th f. of Ansei (1859),
Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Bun-nojo
Sugahara, a samurai of To-
kyo ; m. Sada, e. sister to
Seikai Bando, of Tokyo. Educ:
graduated at the Engineering
College of the Tokyo Imperi-
al University, 1886: Once
concerned with several rail-
way companies ; rna,de an in-
spection tour in Europe and
America, 1898." Address : No.
858, Kashiwagi, Yodobashi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel. :
I2Q Bancho.

Sugahara, Tsnkei QW M M Wc\
Director of the Revenue Bu-
reau of the Treasury, Chief
of the Brewing Experiment
Office ; 6. 6 Jan. the 2nd jf.
of Meiji (1869), in the prov-
ince of Rikuzen; 1st s. of
Tsijjutsu, a samurai of Sen-
dai clan ; in. Yoshi, niece to,
Sozaburo Atami, of Miyagi.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1895.
On his graduation, was given
a post in the Financial De-
partment ; passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination,
and was made a revenue of-
ficer of Okinawa prefecture in
1896; appointed Director of
the Hakodate Revenue Su-
perintending Office, 1897 ; Di-
rector of the Hakodate Cus-
toms, 1898 ; Director of the
Kobe Revenue Superintend-
ing Office, 1902 ; entered the
head Office in 1904 ; Coun-
cillor of the Office, 1907 ; then
promoted to present post. De-
coration : 4th Order of Merit.
Address: No. 49, Hatagocho,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. :
769 Bancho.
• Sugakawa, Kiyoshi (Ir ;i| ?t),
proprietpr of the Sugakawa
firm, exporter of silks and
groceries ; 3. the 9th m, of
the 2nd j. of Bunkyu (1862)
in Gifu-prefecture ; e. s. of Gi-
zp Sugakawa ; m. Hide, 3rd

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d, of Rijuu Ozaki of the same
prefecture. Educ: graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School! Address: O-
morimachi, Ebara - gun, To-
kyo-fu.

Sugano, Seijiro' C'^ if ® *v
SR), Director ,of the Tokyo
Revenue Superintending Of-
fice. Address : No. 49, Sa-
sugayacho, Koishikawa, To-
iiyo. Tel. : 869 Bancho.

Sugano, Shoichi (ir Iff f* -),
Colonel oflnfantry, Chief ofthe
Section of Infantry, War Of-
fice ; i>. 1872, Yamaguchi ; s.
of a samurai. Sub-Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, Mar. 1892;
Lieutenant, Dec. 1894; Cap-
tain, Oct. 1898; Major, Dec.
1903 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Nov. 1907 ; then present rank.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite, and several
other foreign orders. Address :
No. 40, Suga-cho, Totsuya-ku,
Tokyo.

Sugano, Yushichi ("i^lfll-b)!
Captain of Navy, Com-
mander of the 6th 'of the
flotilla; d: in 1871. Educ:
Naval Engineering. Acade-
my. Lieut.-Commander, Oct,
1902; Commander, Sept.
1906; Captain, Dec. 191 2.
Was Commander of the loth
and nth of flotilla; present
post since Dec. 191 2. Be-

corations: 4th Order of R.
S., 4th Order of S. T., 4^1
Class of G. K.

Sugano, Zenzaburo Cf? if #

S Wy, Chief Procurator of the
Nagoya District Court. Ad-
dress : the Procurators' Office
of the Nagoya District Court,

Nagoya.

Suganuma, Toyojiro (-&■ M fi
^ Bl?), lawyer, Advisor to the
Yokohama Specie Banlc, the
Konoike Bank, the 43rd Bank,
and ofthe Kobe Marine Trans-
portation Fire Insurance Com-
pany, etc. ; d. I Aug. the ist
,y. of Meiji (1868), in the
province of Buzen ; s. q{ Shi-
geru Suganuma, a samurai of
Oita-ken; m. 1898, Kozue, i.si
d. of RyotaroYamamoto,a.s^-
/«Mr«^ of Wakayania . Educ:
graduated from the Law Coir
lege (Coui'se of English Law)
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1893. Probationer, 18-
94; Judge, 1 896. ; served in
the Nara District Court and
Osaka District Court; resigned
the government sei-vice in 18-
97,- and became a lawyer, the
next year. Address: No. 152,
2 chome, Kitahania - niachi,
Higashi-ku, Osaka. Tel.:
416 Honkyoku.

Sugaya, Masaki <^'^% %),
Judge of the Administrative
Litigation Court; i5. the^^th ?«.
of the 4th J', of Ansei (1857),

Sug

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Tokyo; ist s. of the late Shei-
en, a samurai of Tokyo ; wid-
ower. Address: No. i, Ka-
sumicho, Azabu, Tokyo.

Sugaya, Motojiro (^ ^ 7c ^
1!5), Managing Director of the
Shiba Bank, Ltd. Address :
No. II, 3 chome, Shibaguchi,
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 2198
Shiba.

Sugaya, Shozaburo C^ # Si H
I|5), Director of the Tsuchiura
Agricultural and Commercial
Bank. Address : Tsuchiura,
Niiharu-gun, Ibaraki-ken.

Sugi, Magoshiohir^ C#^-bJi5),

Viscount (cr. 1887), Privy
Councillor, Giteikan (Council-
lor of state); b. the ist m. of the
6th y. of Temp5 (1835), Ya-
maguchi,; 2nd s. of the late
Goroemon Uekj, a samurai
of Yamaguchi clan, and adopt-
ed by the late Hikonoshin
Sugi, a samurai of the same
clan ; widower. Went over to
Europe in company with the
Minister who was despatched
there by the Shogunate Gov-
ernment, 1862— 1863; took
active part in the work of
the Restoration, but has sub-
sequently pursued a quieter
career chiefly connected with
the Imperial Court, Lord Ste-
ward to the late Empress
Dowager's Household; then
the treasurer of the Imperial
Household; appointed Privy
Councillor, 1897. Decoration:

1st Order of Merit. Address :
No. 22, S chome, Hirakawa-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.:
6^ Bancho.

Sugi, Seizo (i?^ ?t S), Di--
rector of the Nagoya Post
and Telegraph Superintending
Bureau. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of Merit. Address : the
Office, No. 14, 2chome, Na-,
kano-cho, Nakaku, Nagoya.
Td. : 2500.

Sugi, Takejiro C#' ^ -- W),
Private Secretary to the Pre-
mier ; <5. 1 5 May, the 3rd y.
of Meiji (1870); 2nd s. of
Viscount Magoshichiro Sugi ;
m. Kuni, J', sistet to Viscount
Hiken Tamura. Decoration :
5th Order of Merit. Address:
No. 286 Shimoshibuya, Shi-
buya, Toyotam.a-gnn, Tokyo.

Sugie, Katsnjiro (:l^ ?I ^
BI5)> Major of Commissariat,
Commander of the 6th Battal-
ion of Commissariat ; b. 18-
(>J, Ishikawa prefecture. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry, July
1887; the same; of Commis-
sariat, Feb. 1890; Captain,
Feb. 1895; Major, Nov. 1904.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: the
6th Battalion of Commissariat,
Kumamoto.

Sugihara, Eizaburo C# K ^
S W), Director of the Choni-
chi Bank, and of the K>'oeki
Store-house Companj', Mem-

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Sug

ber of the Tokyo Chamber
of Commerce, and of the To-
kyo Prefectural and Municipal
AssembHes, grocer., (shop
name " Sugikara Skokai");
b. the 5th m. of the ist y. Keio
(1865), Tokyo ; 2nd s of Yo-
nekiclii Sugihara ; m. Sono,
y. sister to Kamataro Ishii,
of Tokyo. Early entered the
Hokkaid5 Government .serv-
ice but retiring entered busi-
ness. Address: No. ii, Kita-
inaricho, Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel.:
642 Shitaya.

Sug'ihara, Yasuo (M^ M M iWj,
Manager of the Newchwang
Bi-anch of the Yokohama Spe-
cie Bank ; b. the ist V2. of
the 3rd f. of Keio (1867),
Wakayma; i-st s. of Yasuhiro
Sugihara, a samurai of Waka-
yamaj-OT. Masa, e. sister to
Gi-ichi Maruyama, of Ibaraki-
ken. Address: the Newch-
wang Branch of the Yokoha-
ma Specie Bank, Newchwang,
China.

Sugimoto, Gengo <M--^M W),
Engineer of the Fukuoka pre-
fectural Government, and Prin-
cipal of the Fukuoka Tech-
nical School. Address :~ No.
1 1, Higashi - minato - machi,
Fukupka-shi.

Sugimoto, Tsurugoro C# i^ SI
i 15). direct importer of Eu-
ropean wine and provision,
shop name " Kanieya " ; b. 27
t>ec. the 3rd y. of Meiji (18-

70), Chiba ; 3rd s. of Chozo
Sakamaki, andv adopted by
the late Tsurugor5 Sugimoto ;
111. Nobu, 2nd d. of his foster-
father. Address : No. 12, Ta-
kekawacho, Kyobashi, To-
kyo. Tel. : 773 Gho Shimhashi.

Sugimoto, Ukiohi C# * # S),
Director of the Shinkoku Life
Insurance Co., Ltd. ; d. the
4th in. of the 3rd y. of Keio
(1867) in Tokyo; 3rd s. of
Zen-ichi Sugimoto, a direct
retainer to the Shogunate ; m.
3rd daughter of Takahiro No-
ma, a physician to the Shoguna-
te. Educ: graduated from the
Meijt Horitsugakko (present
Meiji Univ.). Was engaged in
afforestation business, 1897 — >
1902 ; took td journalism and
was Director arid Chief Editor
of the Tokai Nichinichi Shim-
bun, 1902 — 1909. Address:'No.
13, Mikaivadaimachi, Azabu,
Tokvo. Tel. : No. 1044 Shi-
ba. "

Sugimura, Jimbei (.-^^'^ ^
#j). President of the Tokyo
Muslin Spinning Co., Chief of
Directors of the Tokyo CaKco
Weaving Company, dealer in
European cloth ; b. the 3rd
m. of the 6th y. of Kaei (18-
53), Kj'5to; 4th s. of Jimbei
Sugimura, and adopted by
Nanyii Sugimura; ni. Kishi,
1st d. of Kashiro Sudzuki,.
of Kyoto. Address: No. i,.
Shin-zaimokucho, Nihomba-

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Shi, Tokyo-. Te/. .- 198, 1 285
Naniwa Cfto.

Sugiiftiara, Koichi C^ ifi J^
"), Ambassador to G-ermany
since Novelaber, 191 i , h. the
5th' m. of the 4th jr. of An-
sei (1857), Kanazawa, Kaga
provinee ; 2nd s. of Sei-ichi
Sugimura, a samurai of Ishi-
kawa-fcen ; in. Ko-ko, 2nd d.
of Viscount Yoritsugu Sagara.
Early entered the Department
of Justice, 1876 ; removed to
Foreign Office, 1884; attache,
and Councillor of the Foreign
Office as an additional post,
1 886 ; attache of the Lega-
tion at Rome, 1887 ; then its
Secretary, 1 890 ; removed to
Paris, , 1 891 ; Councillor of
the Head Office, ]\lar. 1S92;
Secretjiiy of .Legation at St.
Petersburg, Sept. the same
year ; removed to Vienna, 18-
94.-:ri898> again to St. Peters-
burg, 1898— 1902; to Mexico,
-first as minister Resident and
afterwards as Minister Pleni-
potentiary, 1 902- 1 906;, to Swe-
den and Norway, 1907. Decora-
tions:^ 3rd Order of "the Sacred
Treasure, and several other
foreign Orders. Address : Ja-
panese Embassy, Berlin. -

Sugimura, Kotaro C:^ W JR i:
SrO, editor of the Tokyo Asahi;
6.2$ July, the 5th jj/. of Meiji
(1872), Wakayama, «- in the
province ofKii; married. Educ:
English Law School (prede-

cessor of the present Chup
College), the Unitarian School,
Chief editor of the Waka-
yania Shimpo (a local news
paper), Sept. 1892 — June 18-
93 ; editor of the Kokmnin
Shinibun, 1894 — 1895; taught,
in the Literary Department of
the Hongwanji Temple, Kyo-
to, Sept. 1896— May 1898;
served in the Translation Bu-
reau of the American Lega-
tion in Tokyo, July 1899—
Nov. 1903; became one of the
editors of the Tokyo Asahi
Shimhun, Dec. 19045 travelled
through the world, 1908. His
noni de ptunie is " Sojinkwan."
Publications : Shichikahachire-
tstt, Travel in Great Britain,
Round the Western Hem-
isphere, Reijin-Reigo, etc. Rec .
reation: Yatchiiig. : Address :
Omori, suburb of the Capital.
Tel. : 62 Omori. Glubs: Kojun-
sha. International News-paper .
Association, New Buddhists'
Society, Shunju-kwai.

Sugimura, Seiken_C# % IE #5,
Director of the Toyama Cer-
ebral Disease Hospital. Ad-
dress : No. 102, Wakamatsu-
cho, Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. :
365 Bancno. .

Sugimura, Shotaro C# iff j£

Jc IP), And. of the Osaka
Sliosen Co. (Osaka Mercantile
S. S. Co.). Member of the
city counciller, Chief of iHe
Electric Railway Dep't of

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the City Office, Auditor of the
Japan and China Steamship
Co.; warehonsing ; 6. (> Feb.
thes'4th y. of Meiji -(i8-
74), Osaka : ist s. of the
late Shotaro Sugimura ; m.
Hisa, adopt, y. sister to Ryu-
saku Godai, of Osaka. Ad-
dress : No. 2, Minamikyuta-
romachi, fligashiku, Osaka.
Tel.: 1 178 Hig-ashi.

Sugimura, Yujiro (jj;^ ^' B ^

W)i Colonel of Gendarmes,
Chief of the Pieng-yang
Gendarmery at present
stationed in Chosen; b. in
1873, Tokyo. Sub-Lieut, of
Infantry, March 1892; Lieut,
of Infantry, Oct. 1894; Cap-
tain of Infantry, Nov. 1897;
Major of Infantry, Jan. 1904;
Lieut-Colonel of . Infantry,
Nov. 1907; Lieut.-Colonel of
Gendarmes, June 1910; Co-
lonel of Gendarmes, Nov.
1 9 10. Was chief of the
Police Dep't -of Chosen
Government. Decorations:
Sth Order of S. T., 4th Or-
der of R. S,, 4th Class of
Golden Kite. Address:
Pieng-Yang, Korea.

Sugino, MokicM mm, % S),
Engineer of the Miyagi Pre-
fectural Government; b. 9 June,
the 3rd y. of Meiji (1870),
Ogaki, in the province of
Mino ; 1st .y. of Jinshichi Su-
gino, a samurai of Ogaki clan;
m. 1898, Nobu-ko, 2nd d.

of Kazuyoshi Taguchi, Igakii-
hahishi. Educ. : graduated
from the Engineering College
(course of civil engineering)
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1893. Was a one
year volunteer, Dec. 1893;
entered the Japan Railway
Company as engineer, 1895;
appointed to present post in'
1898; the Hirose Bridge and
the Miyagi Hospital in Seudai
have been constructed under
his superintendance. Decora-
tion: 5 th Order of Merit. Rec-
reations: reading, cycling, etc.
Address : No. 74, Motoyagi-
cho, Sendai. Tel.: 410.

Sugisaka, Miaoru (*$ Wl K),

Chief Procurator of the Gifu

District Court. Address : the

Procurators' Office of the Gifu

District Court, Gifu-shi.

Sugishita, Taroemoa (M T ik
% -^ % f"3), ex-Member of the •
Plouse of Peers (representing
the highest tax-payers of Gi-
fu prefecture). Representative.
Mernber of the Sugishita Part-
nership ; b. the pth m. of the
3rd\y. of keio (1867), Gifu;,
1st s. oi the late Tar6em.on
.Sugishita ; m. Yoshi, 1st d.
of Noritada Wakai, a samurat
of Kyoto. Sat twice -in the
House of Representatives.. ^(Z-
dress : Kokufu-mura, Yoshiki-
gun, Gifu-ken.

Sugita, Tei-iehi C^ JH. %
— ), Member of the House

Sug

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of Peers since 19 12, leader
of Seiyukwai ; h. the 6tli
m. of the 4th y. of the
(185 1 ), Fukui prefecture ; 1st
s. of Senjuro Sugita ; m. Su-
zy, 2nd d. of Ryuzo Fujita,
a samurai of Mie prefecture.
Is one of the ' dwindling clas?
of old Liberals who struggled
for the cause of freedom by
sacrificing personal interest
and comfort ; made a tour in
China, . 1884; went over to
Europe and America, 1886 —
1888 ; elected Member of the
House of Representatives, 18-
90 ; appointed Governor oi
Hokkaido, in the Okuma-Ita-
gaki Cabinet, 1898 ; again
proceeded to Europe and A-
merica, 1900; elected Pres-
ident of the House_ of Repre-
sentatives, 1906 — 1908. Dec-
oration: 4th Order of Merit.
Address : No. 377, Shimoshi-
buya, Shibuyamachi, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo. Tel. : 22-
60 Shiba.

Sugitani, Taizan C# # # lU),
Prof of the 2nd High School
(Sendai) ; 6. the 6th fn, of the
3rd J. ofKeio (1897), Mie;
1st .y.of Taijun Sugitani; m.
Tae, 1st d. of Ryosuke Su-
dzuki, of Tokyo. jEduc. : fin-
ished the elective course (Chi-
nese classics) of the College
of Literature of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1900. On
his graduation was given pi"es-

ent post. Publications: " Sho-
sei-tetsugaku " (Philosophy of
Worldly Wisdom), &\.c: Ad-
dress : No. 28, Kita-nibancho,
Sendai.

Sugitani, Tokinaga C# \% #
^), Baron (cr.' 1884), Mem-
ber of the House of Peers ;
b. the 5th 111. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865), Kyoto ; 3rd
s. of Count Gerijo Yamashi-
na, and afterwards became
founder of the Sugitani fami-
ly ; m. Shige-ko, adopt, d. of
Juro Odagiri, of Tokyo. Dec-
orations : 4th Order of Me-
rit. Address: No. 12, Shin-
lyudomachi . - ■ ,. To1c\-n
Tel. : 345/ Shiba.

Sugiura, Ginzo (M W M ill)-
Director of the Okazaki E-
lectric Light Company ; b.
the 3rd m. of the 2nd j. of
Bunkyu ( 1 862), Aicki;_y. broth-
er to Sahei Sakuki, and
adopted by the late Ginzo
Sugiura ; m. Cho, i st d. of
his foster-father. Address :
Okazaki-machi, Nugata-gun,
Aichi-ken.

Sugiura, Hisui d^ M # 7J<).
proper name is Tsutomu, chief
of the design dep't of the
Mitsuijoshi Gofukuten in To-
kyo, artist (decorative paint-
ing and book binding); b. the
5th m. of the 9th y. of Meiji
(1876) at Mati?i!yama, Ehi-
me-ken ;s. of .Asatada Sliirai-
shi and adopted by Sukould

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Sug

Sugiura ; m. Sui, younger sister
of Momosuke Fukuzawa. E-
duc. : graduated fi-om the To-
kyo Fine Art Academy studi-
ed from Gyokusho Kawabata
and Kiyoterii Kuroda. Once
was a member of the Chiio
Shinbun (a daily newspajier).
\ PuhKoation: "Sketch of Mount
! Fuji." Eeereations : collection
of antique toys, primitive de-
sign. Address: No. 1855
Datemae, Shimoshibuya, To-
kyo-fu. Clubs: Kofukai, Ga-
seikai.

Sugiura, Jiigo (# i§ M. WD,
educationalist, Principal of the
Nihon Middle Sehool ; d. the
3rd m. of the 2nd f. of An- ~
sei (1855), Zeze, in the prov-
ince of Omi ; 2nd s.^of the
late Jiibun Sugiura, a samu-
rai of Zeze clan; in. Kusue,
d. of Kiyosu Chikami, a samu-
rai of Kochi prefecture. Ed-
uc. : studied Chinese classics
in clan school, and in the
Daigaku Nanko; studied che-
mistry in England, July 18-
76— May 1880. Started a
magazine named " Iqyo Ga-
kicgei Zasshi," 1881; Direct-
or of the Preparatory Coui'se
of the Tokyo University, 1 882;
founded the Tokyo English
School (predecessor of the
present Nihon Middle School),
1883 ; Councillor and Direc-
tor of the Bureau of Techni-
cal Education Affairs, De-

partment of Education, 1888;
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives, July 1890-Mar.
1891 ; Member of the' Higher
Educational Council, June 18-
97— Dec. 1900 ; Dh-ector of
the Tokyo Dobun Shoin and
the Shanghai Toa Dobun Sho-
in, 1902 — 1903 :- went over to
China, the same year. Ad-
dress : No. ^52, Myogadan?
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Sugiura, Kohachi, (jj^ jK /J-.
A), Colonel of Eng., In-
structor of the Military
Eng. and Artillery School;
b. 1869 in Fukushima-ken.
Sub-Lieut.,- March 1891;
Lieut., Nov. 1893; Captain,
Nov. 1896; Major, Jan. 1904;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, May 191 2. De-
corations: 5tli Order of S.
T., 4th Order of R. S. Ad-
dress: No, "J "J Tomihisa-cho,
Ichigaya, Ushigome-ku, To-
kyo.

Sugiura, Saburobei C'tj^ fi H
P ^ W), rich draper ; b. 22
July, the 9th y. of Meiji (18-
76), Kyoto; ist s"^ of Fuku-
suice Sugiura ; m. Hiro, 1st
d. of Komanosuke Shimo-
mura, of Kyoto. Address:
No. 29, Sanjp - Yanagibaba-
higashi - iru - Nakano - machi,
Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. Tel. :
216 Kami

Sugiura, Sadajiro (,^r^ M.^
IP), Senior Sixth Rank CIE 7^

Sue

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■a); Fifth Class of the Order
of the Rising Sun, M.A., B.;
D., Ph. D., Professor pf the
Imperial Military Staff Col-
lege, and Lecturer on Philo-
sophy in Rikkyo Col., Tokyo;
Member of the Philosophical
Sptiety, . Japan; Member df
the Imperial Educational So-
ciety, Japan ; Member of the
Standing Committee of the
Diocese of Tokyo; Author of
"Hindu Logic," etc.; Editor
of " The Theological Study;"
^. in December, 1870, at
Obama, Fukui-ken ; second
.son of Senzo Sugiura, a samu-
rai; m. Chika-ko Takagi ■ of
Tokyo, now Senior „ Eighth
Rank' being Tutor of Music
to Princess Yasu. Educ.:%t\x-
died at Rikkyo College, To-
kyo, 1886-92; at University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
1893-^98; at Episcopal Divin-
ity School, Philadelphia, 1894-
98 ; at Oxford University,
England, 1898 j sometime
Scholar at the College and
at the Graduate School of
University of Pennsylvania;
Fellow of Episcopal Divinity
School, Philadelphia. Instruc-
tor in English in Ri!<kyo
Gakuih; Lecturer on Logic
to the Imperial Educational
Society; Lecturer on Old
Testament Tlieolog) in Shin-
gakusha Theologii^al Semin-
ary (Presbyterian) "'of Tokyo;

on General Kuroki's Staff in
the Rosso- Japanese War of
1904-05 and engaged in the
battles of Yala, Maotien-
lieng, Liao - Yang, Sha - ho,
Mukden, etc.; on the editori-
al staff of "The Church
Weekly " or the Kirisutokyo
Shuho. Recreations music;
also takes interest \x\. garden-
ing and floriculture. Address:
74 Azabu-Hiroo, Tokyo. Tel.
4499, Shiba.

Sugiura, Sozaburd (7^ if ^
3 lit), Engineer of the Rail-
way Board, Section Chief of
the Eastern Railway Superin-
tending 'Bureau ; ^. 1 3 Dec.
- the 3rd y. of Meiji- (1870),
Tokyo ; 3rd s. of Munema-
su Amemori, and adopted
by Ine Sugiura; m. Toshi,
1st d: of Ryo Suto, of To-
kyo. Educ. : graduated from,
the Engineering College of
the Tokyo imperial Univer-
sity, 1894. Address: No.
28, 5 chome lida-machi, Ko-
jimachi-ku, Tokyo.

'Sugirura, i'^jtiijuro (t^ ?§ if
3 IP)^Maj.-G-gn. on the reserve
siiice'Spr. 191 i'."f&. the loth m.
of the 1st /. of^Bunkyu, Shi-
dzuoka ; y. brother to Katsu-
yuki Sugiura, a samurai of
Shidzuoka ; m. Yo, 1st d: of
Rin-ai Irie, a samurai of the
same prefecture. Educ. :' the
Military Cadet School. Sub'
Lieutenant of Cavalry, Dec.

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Sng

i883; Lieutenant; Mar. 1887;
Captain, Dec. 1889; Major,
May 1896 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Jan. 1900 ; Colonel, May
1904; Major- General, Sept.
1909 ; took part in both the
Japan - China and the Rus-
so - Japanese Wars as the
Commander of the 15th Reg-
iment of Cavalry. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris--
ing Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : No.
10, Kita-machi, Ushigome,
Tokyo.

Sugiyama, Gensaku (^ |lj J^

i¥), Dr., of Medicine; I: the
2nd m. of the 1st y. of Bun-
kyu (1861) in Shizuoka-ken;
s. of Genzaemon Sugiyama;
m. e. d. of Yoshiyuki Suzuki,
in 1888. Educ. : graduated
from the Medical College of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. and
completed his medical studies
in Germany. Made explora-
tion trip to the Oceanic ar-
chipelago, (1894- 1 896); was
in Australia from 1896 till
1903; studied in Germany,
(1904- 1 907). Address: No.
I, Awaji-cho, Kanda, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2465 Hongo-ku..

Sugiyama, Iwasab"uro (# ilj
^ H 115), Prof of the Sth High
School ; b. the nth m. of the
2nd y. of Bunkyu (1862), E-
hime ; 3rd s. of Matahachi
Morikawa, and adopted by
the late Yoshimitsu Sugiya-

ma, a samurai of Ehime- ;. ;«i
Ko, ist,^. of Masayuki Ka-
to, a samurai oi'S.)ximz. Educ:
graduated^ from thcu College
of Science of the Imperial
University, 1890. Appointed
to present post in Feb. 189^.

Decoration :. 5th Order of Me-
rit. ^ Address : No. 150, Mi-
nami-sendanbata-cho, Kuma:-
moto.

Sugiyama, Shigeypshi (#iiiB:
®, Prof, of Waseda, Univer-
sity; 6. 1857 at Matsuyama,
lyo Province. Educ. : Keio-
gijuku, School of Sociologj',
Com., Hartford, College, U., S,
Once was engaged in mission
work; now is managing editor
of DainihoD Bunmei Kyokai,
beside the above mentioned
post. Address : No. 156, Ni-
shi-Okubo, Okubo-mura, jTo-
yotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Sugiyama, Masaixori Q^ lU
JE fj), Colonel of Artillery,
Commander of the xst Reg-
iment of Field Artillery; b.
1 87 1 , Saga prefecture ; s. of
a samurai. Sub - Lieutenant
of Artillery, July 1889; Lieu-
tenant, Nov. 1892; Captain,
June 1895 ; Major, Nov. 19-
01; Lieutenant-Colonel,^ Apr.
1905; then present rank. Ad-
dress: No. 27, Kita-iga-machi,
Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo.

Sugiyama, Eisuk-; C^iljifiJ^^h),
Auditor of the Kobe Rice and
Stock Exchange, and of the

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Ko^be Gas Coiapatiy, etc., dra-
per ; (5\ the 9th m. of the 2nd
J. of Kaei_(i849), Aichi; 3rd
s. of Kozo Yamaguchi, and
adopted by the late Risuke
Sugiyama ; " widower. Ad-
dress: No. 172, 6 chome, Mo-
tomachi-tori, Kobe. Tel: 757.

Sugiyama, Seijiro C?|>? Ui ^ n
IK), Kogakuhakushi, Section
Chief of the Hankai Electric
Railway Company. Address:
No. 200, Kawasaki-cho, Ki-
ta-ku, Osaka.

Sngiyama, Shigehiro C*^ ill %
1^), Majorof Engineers, Com-
mander of the 8th Battalion
of Engineers ; b. 1871, Ya-
maguchi prefecture. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Engineers, May 18-
95; Lieutenant, Oct. 1897;
Captain, Nov. 1900 ; Major,
Dec. 1904. Decorations : 4th
'Order oi the Rising Sun, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : the 8th Battalion of

Engineers, Hirosaki.

Sugiyama, Yogoro (li^ Ul 09

3E. II?), Governor of Kochi
Prefecture. ^Address: Official
Residence, Eikoji-cho, Kochi-
shi, Kochi- ken.
- Sugiyama, Totaro C;i^ Ui :^ i:

115), a large land-owner, one
of the- highest tax-payers of
Shizuoka prefecture ; b. 15
. Mar. the, 4th y. of Meiji (18-
71), Shizuoka ; ist j. of Han-
zo Sugiyama ; m. Sei, e. sister
to Tqjiro Ohashi, of Shizuoka.

Address : _ Kudomura, Iwa.ta-
gun, Shizuoka-keil.

Sumi, Risuke m f 'I Bl), Pres-
ident of the Japan Deep-Sea
Fishery Company, Director of
theToba & Co.; h. the 12th
in. of the 6th y. of Kaei (18-
53), Utsumi, in the province
of Owari ; 2nd^ s. of Sagoe-
mon Sumi ; >m. 1879, Kei;
1st d. of Zenzaemon Kano,
of Mie. Educ.: Keiogijuku.
Early became editor of the Ise
Shimbun (a local r^wspaper) ;.
afterwards was elected Mem-
ber of the Mie ,Prefectural
-Council, 1 882, serving" for about
ten years ; Member of the
House of Representatives, 18-
91 ; again elected M. H. R.,
1892 — 1893; Principal of
the Toba Mercantile Marine
School, 1900 — 1905 ; founded
the Japan Deep-Sea Fishery
Company, 1907. In July 1908,
with the Miemaru (the Com-
pany's seal hunting schooner)
was captured by a Russian war-
ship on the suspicion of poach-
ing near the Commander Isl-
ands, and six men of the crew
were sentenced to death by the
Russian authorities ; he, after
thorough investigation into the
matter, persuaded our authori-
ties to make. objection to the
Russian Government for its
unlawfull action. The two gov-
ernments entered into nego-
tiation and it was finally de-

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Sui^

cided that all the crew should
be set free and to compensate
the Company. Publications: the
Seal Hunting Question in the
North Pacific; Sea Fmpire; On
the - Reassessment of . Land,
etc. Recreation : reading. Ad-
dress: No. 2, Mita-sliikokucho
Shiba, Tokyo, (native address:
Tobamachi, Shima-gun, Mie-
ken). Tel. : 3292 Shiba.

Snmi. Senjiro (M li "f * 110,
one of the highest tax-payers
of Tokushima prefecture ; b.
the 1 2th of the 3rd y. of
Kdkwa (i%\6); -adopt, s. of
the late Tobei Sumi ; m. Ku-
suno, 1st d. of his foster-fa-
ther. Address : Nishio-mura,
Asaue-gun, Tokushima-ken.
Sumikawa, Toku (it JH ^),
Engineer "'of the Hiroshima
Prefectural Government, and
ex-Director of the Hiroshima
Hospital; Address: 9 chome,
Dtemachi, Hiroshima.

Sumikura, Hirosnke C:^ ;fi"
t? ■&), one of the highest tax-
payers of Hiroshima prefect-
ure ; b. July of the 23 rd y.
of Meiji (1890), Hiroshima
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Jiisaku
Sumikura. Address: Jogemar
chi, Konu - gun, Hiroshima-
ken.

Siiminokura, Yoshimichi ifi
M M it), Dr., Vaccine manu-
fecturer, dairy, cattle^ bree-
der; h the 3rd TO. "of the
4th y. of Ansei {i%7\\ Aichi

prefecture; ist s. of the late
Mochitomo Suminokura ; m.
1883, Saki-ko, 4th d._ of
Risobei Takehara, of Oita.
Educ. : graduated from tiie
Kyoto Medical School'; studi-
*'d bacteriology in the Infec-
tious Diseases Investigation
Laboratory under Dr. Kita- ■
zato. Went Over to Ameri-
ca threp times with the pur-
pose of inspecting cattle-bree-
<?i"g» 1903, 1907 and 1908,
and imported many milch-
cows; once was elected Mem-
ber of the Kanda Ward Coun-
cil, Tokyo, and of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce. Shop
name " Aikosha". Publica-
tions : On Vaccinia ; On In-
uculation. Recreation: Char-
ity. Address : No. 6, i cho-
me, Misakicho, Kanda, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1303 Honkyo-
ku. Clubs: Tokyo Y.M.C.A.,
the Japan Baptist Denomina-
tion.

Sumitcmo, Kiehizaemon (ff
S a :& a P?), proprietor of the
Sumitomo firm, a well-known
millionaire in" Japan ; b. the
rath m. of the istjj'. of Gwanji
(1864), Xyoto; 6th s. of the
late Kinzumi Tokudaiji, and
y. brother to Prince Tokudaiji
and Marquis Saionji ; adopted
into the Sumitomo family,
1893; m. 1892, Masu, ist</.
S>f Torttochika Sumitomo, his

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foster-father. Educ. : the Pe-
ers School ; studied law. Made
a commercial inspection tour
in Europe and America, i8-
97 ; on his return home, was
elected member of the House
of Peers' (representative for
the highest tax-payers of O-
saka), 1897 — 1909 ; has been
decorated with the 2nd Order
of Sacred Treasure in con-
nection with . the late War,
1906. The family run the
Sumitomo Bank (Cap. J^ i,-
000,000 and Res. f. 2,500,-
000), are copper rniners and
smelters, and also^possess se-
veral collieries. Addi'ess: No.
36, Unagitani - higashinoma-
chi, Mihamiku, Osaka. Tel. :
3 Cho Minami.

Sunaga, Takeyoshi C^^jtSt^),
Lieutenant- General ou the re-
•iserve Sept.' 1911; h. the 8tli
nt. pf the 2nd y. of Ansei
(1855), Saitama ; ist'j. of
S5shi Sunaga, a Shogunafe

jamurai ; in. lyo, 1st d. of
Bun-shichi Honkai, of Chiba,
Sub-Lieutenant, Apr. 1877;,
Lieutenant of Infantry, May
1880; Captain, July, 1882;
Major, Nov. 1889; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Aug. 1 89s; Colo-
nel, Aug. i899;.Major-Gener-
al, Sept. 1904; 'once held the.
post of Commander of the 2nd
Regiment of Infantiy Guards,
Chief of Staff of the 9th Army
Division, Commander of the
7th Brigade of Infantiy, Com-
mander of the 22nd Brigade
of Infantry, and. of the 36th
Regiment of Infantry, etc. De-
corations : 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Class of the
Grolden Kite. Address: No.
628, Tsunohazu, Yodobashi,.
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu. ■

Sunakawa, Katsutaka Tsj; )\\
^' 1^), lawyer, ex-Pres. of the
Osaka Lawyers Asso; b. i8-
60 at Himeji ; 2nd s. of
Kan-ichiro ; m. Shina, e. d. of
j^tsushi Wada. 'Educ. : Fo-
reign Language School and •
Law College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. One of the most
influential lawyers in Osaka ,•:
once elected member of the
House of Representatives for
Ilimeji-city ; has filled many
honourable posts in connection
with the public gervice ; once'

was chairman of Osaka pre^
fectufal Council ; legal aidvi-
ser to the Nihon Bank ; tb

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Sus

osaka Stock Exchange, the
Osaka Three Goods jExohange,
the 130th Bank. Fiihlicaticm:
Lecture ^on English Law of
Contract. liecreaiionb : riding,
music, photography. Address :
No. 31, 2 chonie,_ Kitajjiama-
cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Tel :
6 Honkyoku Oho. Clubs : the
Osaka club, the Nisui-kai. .
' Snrizawa, Shidzno CH ff fi-f
^), Lieut.-Gen. on the re-
serre Aug.'fiQii; b. the nth
m. of 6th y. of Kaei (1853),
Miyagi; ist s. of Yukiyasu
SurizawEj a samurai qf Mi-
yagi-ken; in. Take, 2nd </.
of Seinoshin Sugano, df Mi-
yagi. Educ. r Heigaku-ryo,
a government military schooi.
Sub - Lieutenant of Infantrj',
Apr. 1877 ; Lieutenant, May
1880; Captain, May, 1884 ;
Major, Feb. 1892 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Oct. 1897; Co-
lonel, Oct. 1900; Major Gene-
ral, Oct. 1904 ; took part in
both the Japan-China and the
Russo-Japanese Wars. De-
corations : 2nd Order of the
Ri.sing Sun, 3rd Class of the
Galdeh Kite. Address: Head-
quarters of the 15 th Brigade
of Infantry, Shibata, Kitaka-
mbara-gun, Niigata-ken.
Siisaki, Yos^isaburo (p (if ^

3gr>). article vyriter and chief
editor of the -" Hochi " (daily
paper), nom de phime Moku-
do ; b. I ith month, 3rd year

Cf Bunky'u {li^l) at Sunk-
gawa - mura, Kitatama - gun,
Tokyo-fu. Educ: graduated
from the law college of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ in 1890.
Edited and published " Kl-
kokuzasshi," a magazine, 1890;
and then was principal of a
middle school in Okayama .
for three years; became ar-
ticle writer of the "Osaka
Asahi," 1900, proceeded to
Europe and America, 1901;
Editor of the " Nihon Shini-
btm " (daily paper) from Aug.
1 901 till July 1908; present
post since July 1908. Publi-
cations: Modern history of
diplomacy. Address: yj Y^ax-
machi, Akasaka-ku, Tolcyo.

Snsaki, Rikichiro k% *t M
a BI5), Standing Director of
the Shoji (commercial affairs)
Company, Auditor of the Sa-
kata Koun-gumi Co., and of
the Kwansai Salt Company;
b. 21 Oct. the \2\h.y. of Meiji
(1879) ; 1st .r. of Rikizo Su-
saki ; m. Tatsu, e. sister tct
Kichiji Kamiya, of Kagawa. ,,
Address : Sakademachi, Aya-
uta-gun, Kagawa-ken.

Susuki, Sadakichi CSS ^ fiX
Governor of Gifu prefecture;
b: the ist m. of the 2nd /.
of Bunkyu (1862), Okayama;
2nd s. of ChQsaku Susuki, a
samurai of Okayama ; m. Fu-
mi-ko, ist </. of Shuzo Tsu-
kahara, of Tokyo. Educ.^

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graduated from th? Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1888. On his grad-
uation was appointed Prof of
the 4th High School ; then
ti-ansferred as Councillor of
Kagoshima prefecture in Aug.
1891 ; afterwards having filled
the posts of Councillor of Na-
gasaki prefecture, of Secretary
of Gumma, Yamanashi, Nara,
Tottori* and Miyagi prefect-
ures, and of Commissioner of
the last prefecture, was pro-
moted to present post in Nov.
1906. Decorations : 3rd Order
of Merit. Address,: Official
Residence, ichome, Kyoma-
chi.. Gifu-shi.

Sato. Denjiro (S 1^ If ^ W),
Prof of the ist High School;
b. 4 Mar. the 3rd y. of Meiji
(1870) ; 2nd s. of Tahei Su-
do; m. Shigeo, rst d. of Moji
Nomura, of Kochi. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Science of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1895. Was
appointed Prof of the Tokyo
Higher Normal School, 1 899;
then transferred to present post.
Address: No. 50, Komagome-
sendagicho, Hongo, Tokyo.

Suto, Giemon Ca si « » P^),
Juigakuhakushi (Dr. of Veteri-
na:ry Medicine), Prof of the
College of Agriculture of the
Tokyo Imperial University ;
b. the 2nd 7n. of the ist y.
of Bunkyii. (1861), Miyagi;

1st s. of Sei-ei, a samurai of
Miyagi ; a widower. Educ, :
graduated from the Komaba
Agricultural School (prede-
cessor of the present College
of Agr.), 1882. Entered the
Department of Agr. and Com.
soon after his graduation ; was
appointed Prof of the Col -.
lege of Agricultural 1891;
received the doctor's degree
1899. Address: No. 8, Mi-
nami-igacho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.

Suto, Kakichi (M B M §),
Member of the House of Re-
.presentatives for Gumma pre-
fectuj-e. Director of the Gum-
ma Agricultural and Industri-
al Bank ; b. the 4th ni. of
the 5th jv. of Ansei (1858),
Gumma ; ist i'. of Nakazo Su-
to ; in. Yasu, 2nd d. of Ham-
bei Masago, of the same pre-
fecture. Once was Councillor
to the Gumma Prefectural
Council ; has been thrice
elected M. H. R. Decoration:
4th Order of Merit. Address:
Mine-mura, Hara-ichimachi,
Usui-gun, Gumma-keii.

Suto, Kenji (.^ M M ;g)i
Dr., Prof of the Nagasaki
Medical College, and -Section
Chief of the Nagasaki Hospi-
tal. Address: the Nagasaki
Hospital; Nagasaki.

Suto, Kenzo (M.M'B. H)>
Jgakuhakase (Doctor of Med-
icine);. assit.-Prof of the Med-
ical; College of the Tokyo

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Sut

Imp. Univ. Address : No.
Akebono - cho, Komagome,
Hoiigo-ku, Tokyo.

Suto, Naokata CM M ^ ::&)»
President of the Sasebo Bank;
d. the 2nd m. of the 5th j.
of Ansei (1858), Nagasaki;
1st s. of Shokuro Suto, a sa-
murai of Nagasaki prefecture ;
m. Chie ; 3rd d. of Yoshio
Fukuda, of Nagasaki.. Ad-
dress: Haigi-mura, Higashi-
kanoki-gun, Nagasaki-ken.

Suto, Kikuzo m m n H),

ex-Mem. of the House of Ee-
presentatives ; h. the 3rd m.
of the 4th _y. of Kaei (1851),
Miyagi prefecture ; 1st j. of
Kyujun*'Suto ; in. Ine, 2nd d.
of Seihaku Takata, a samu-
rai of Miyagi. Once was
Vice-President of the Miyagi
Prefectural Council : elected
M.H. R., 1893. Decoration:
4th Order of Merit. Address :
No. 25, Fukuromachi, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo.

Suto, Eyo (M M la), ex-
Manager of the Bank ot Ja-
pan ; b. the 2nd in. of the
Sth y. of Kaei (185.2) To-
kyo ; 1st s. of Heinai Suto ;
m. Hama, 2nd d. of Yoshi-
chi Suto, of Kanagawa. Ad-
dress : No. 41, Wakamiya-
cho, Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. :
64 Bancho.

Sudo, Sei-shichi (iR M ft -fc),
President of the Gumma Tram-
car Company, and the Taka-

J

saki Water Power Electric
Company, Director of the Ha-
kosliima Water Power Elect-
ric Company; b. the 1st m.
of the 6th y. of Tempo (18-
3S), Gumma ; 3rd s. of Yo-
hichi Fukabori, and adopted
by Iwagoro ZwAbym. Teru,
3rd d. of- his foster-father.
■ Address .•- No. 106, . Ku-zoina-
chi, Takasaki, gumma-ken.
Suto, SoieMro(IR^'a-fi»,
Dir. of the Japan card paper
joint sale £*>.op, Dir. of the
Tokyo Card-board Coiiipa'n" ;
b. the pth W2. of the, ist J'.
of Gwanji (1864), Tokyo ; ist
s. of Toki-ichiro Sudo ; m.
Tsuya, adopt, d. of Shozo
Kitakaze, of Hyogo. Once
was Member of the Tokyo
Municipal Council. Address:

No. 10, Kita-Tomizakacho,
Asakusa, Tokyo.

Suto, Takima ("t ii ^ * W),
Colonel of Infantry, Section-
al Chief of the General Staff
Office, Instructor in the Mili-
tary Staff College ; b. 27 Mar.
the 3rd y. oi Meiji ( 1 870);
Tokyo ; Sth s. of Soemon O-
giu, descendant of the famous
Sorai Ogiu, scholar of Chi-
nese clas-sics, and adopted by
the late Raiko Suto ; in. Mo-
to, 1st d. of his foster-father.
Educ. : the Military Staff Col-
lege ; went over to Germany
twice for study. 2nd Sub-
Lieutenant, Mar. 1891 ; Lieu-

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tenant, Apr. 1894; Captain,
Nov. 1897; Major, Jan. 19-
03 ; Lieutenant-Coloiiel, Oct.
1905 ; Colonel, Nov. 1909.;
tooik part in both the Japan-
China and the Russo-Japa-
nese Wars. Decorations : 4th
Order of the Rising Sun, the
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : No. 77, Daibancho,
Yotsuyaku, Tokyo. . .

Su-uchi, Jitsnsabiiro <A _?^
% H IK, President of the O-
su Comniercial Bank; b. the
lith /«;: of the 6th y. of An-
sei (1859), Ehime ; 2nd s. of
Uhei Su-uchi ; »2^hika, 2nd
d. of Tokuhichi Ojio, of E-
hime. Address: Osumachi,
Kita-gun, Ehime-ken.

Snzuki, Ainosu^e Cl^ ?k S; -J,
W), court physician ; b. the
6th in. of the ist y. of Bun-
kyii (1861), Kanagawa ; ist
f. of Ryos'uke Suzuki ; nt.
Hama, ist 4- of Hosei Ito,
a samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from . the Medical
Coillege of the Tokyo Imperi-
al University, 1886; studied
in Germany and Austria, 18-.
87 — 1890.' Once was assist-
ant in. his <?//«« m««'^r.- ap-
pointed court physician in 18-
91. Decoration : 4th Order
of Merit. Address : No. 2,
1 chome, Nishikicho, Kanda,
Tokyo . Tel. ':' 1 80 1 Honkj'o-
ku.: -■ ■ -.-:'^^ -■■ '-■■ ■

Suzuki, Boku (.^ ;+: ^),
Chief of the Taxation Bur-
eau of the Financial Depart-
ment of Chosen Government-
General. Address : the Cho-
sen Government-General.

Suzuki, Snntaritt (i& ;ic 3C i:
SIO, Igakuhakushi, Prof ol
the Medical College of the'
Kyoto Imperial University'
(chair, Anatomy).; b. the r2th
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864), Ishikawa ; Ist s. of
• Girpku Suzuki, a samurai of
Ishikawa ; m. Ren, y. sister
to Baron Chiizaburo Shiba
.Edu£,.: graduated froni the
Medical College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
88 ; studied in the University.
Hall; studied anatomy in Ger-
many, 1896— 1899. Was ap-
pointed Prof of the 4th High
School, 1893 ; on returning
home, was appointed to pre-
sent post, in Oct. 1899; re-
ceived thfe degree of Igaku-
hakushi, 1 90 1. Decoration ..
5th Order of Merit. Address
Kojinguchi^sagaru, Kawara*^
machi, Kainikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Suzuki, ChbhacH CI&*A A),
Chief Manager of the Niigata
Rice Exchange, President of ■
the Niigata Ware-house Com-
pany, and of the Niigata Wa-
ter Power Electric Co., Di-
rector of the Niigata Bank.;
b. ■ the 5th m. of the" rst y.
Of Kokwa (1844),' Niigata;

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Suz

2nd s. of Ichiemon Kawai,
and adopted by the late Cho-
hachi Suzuki-; m. Sayo, ist
d. of his foster father. Ad-
dress:'' 'No. 9, Kami-oka wa-
mae-tori, Niigata.
i Suzuki, Choshi CIS- * 18 ^),
Colonel of Infaiitrv, Chief
Statf of the !5th Army
Division ; 6. 1870, Hokkaido ;
s. of a samurai. Sub-Lieu-
tenant, Mar. 1 89 1 ; Lieutenant,
Nov. 1894; Captain, Jan. 18-
98 ; Major, Feb. 1903 ; Lieu-
tenant - Colpnel, Oct. 1905 ;
Colonel , May 1 909 . Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 3rd Cis...s of the
Golden Kite, and s- ne other
foreign orders. Addreas : the
Headquarters of the 15th Army
Division.

Suzuki, Chu-emon CiS^ tIc 1&
>& S P'3), sake-brewer, one of
the highest tax-payers of Shi-
ga pi'efecture ; d. the ist m.
of the 6th /. of KaeKi8S3),
Shiga; ist s. of Chushi Su-
zuki; m. Rino, 4th d. of
Chuemon Yano. Address :
Klita-hitosa-mura, Gamo-gun,
Shiga-ken.

. Suzuki, Ekiji (^ i\i M *),
miner ; 3. the 8th m. of the
4tli >. of Kaei (1851), Mika-
wa province ; 2nd .y. of the
late.Hakuju Sugimpto, a sa-
murai 6f Toyohashi clan, Mi-
ka'wa, arid adopted by ,Cho-
ktinoshin Suzuki ; in. Hide,

1st d. of Jakusui Tomida, a
samurai of Aichi. Address t
No. 24, 3 chome, Kita-kyu-
taromachi, Higashiku, Osaka!
Tel.: 1708 Higashi.

Suzuki, Eitaro (i^ 7k ^ * W)i
Judge, and Section Chief of
the Tokyo AppealCourt. Ad-
dress : No. 24, 6 chome, lida-.
machi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Suzuki, Fukumatsu Qk t^ IS
;&), ex-Mayor of Yokosuka. Ad-
dress: "the City Hall, Yoko-
suka.

Suzuki, Hidegoro i^-^%^

W)t Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the Osaka
Regimental District; b. 1865
in Chiba-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1887; Lieut, March
1892; Captain, Nov. 1895;
Major, April 1903; Lieut.
Colonel, March 1907; Colonel,
March 1912. Decorations:
Sth Order of S.T., :4th Order
of R.S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: i. temaeno-
cho, I-Iigashi-ku, Osaka.

Suzuki, Hyo-emo'' (|^ ?k :ft 7&
^ P^% one of the r ighest taj^-
payers of Saitaina prefecture,
Representative Member of the
Suzuki Bank ; b. 26 Auj.; the
6th y. of Meiji (1873), Saita-
ma ; i st s. of the late Shogord

Suzuki; wz. Ya-su, 3rd d. of
Kisabuio Satsukime, of To-
chigi. Address : Yukimatsu-
mura, Kita- Katsushika- gun,
Saitama-ken.

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Suzuki, Jin-kichi (^ tK^ S),
one of the highest tax- payers
of Miyagi prefecture, Dh-ect-
or of the Shogyo Chokin (Gom-
mercial savings) Bank, reeler;
b. the loth m. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865), Miyagi; ist
s. of Miyajiro Suzuki ;' 7«.
Hisano, y. sister to Jitsuhin
Uji-ie, of.Miyagi.''- Address:
Furukawaraachi, Shida-gun,
Miyagi-ken . '

Suzuki, Jiro ^^ -^ ^ STO..

:Surge.on, inspector of Navy;
b. in 1867. i?^?/^.: Naval Sur-
geon School. Staff-Surgeon,
Oct, 1902; "■ Fleet-Surgeon,
Sept. 1906; Surgeon-Inspect-
or, Dec. 1912. Onee was
Chief Surgeon of Kure Mari-
ner's Division. Decorations:
4th 0/rfer of R.S., 4th Order
of S. r., 4th Class of G. K.
Suzuki, Jyubi C4S- * % ^).
lawyer. Auditor of the Ku-
shiro Bank ; b^. the 6th m. of
the 1st y. of /Ansei (1854),
in the province "of Ise ; 2nd
s. of the late Ranka Kimura,
a samurai of Mie-ken, and
adopted by Kojyii Suzuki;
m. 1877,-Teru, ist d. of his
foster-father. ; Ediic. ': studied
in the Keiogijuktc ; graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University, i-
881 . Prof, ofthe Peers' School,
1 88 1 --- 1S85 ; transferred to
the Foreign Office and was
Consul at Chemulpo ^^^id

Hongkong, 1885— 1890; ope-
ned a law office, in Tokyo,
1890; also connected^ with
business ; joined the Liberals,
and was returned from hi§
aative place in the 7th. and
8th general elections and held
the post of, Vice-Minister of
Home Office at the' time of
the Okuma Itagaki Coalition
Cabinet in 1898 ; resigned the
post, and again practised law
Address: No. 63, Zaimoku-
cho,. Azabu, Tokyo. Recrea-
tions : gardening, go, (a kind
of chess), etc. Td.: 2200 Shiba.

Suzuki, Jyurei (^ * S H),
Nogakuhakushi, Assist.-Prof
of the College of Agriculture
of the Tohoku Imperial Uni-,
versity. Is now abroad for the
purpose of study.

Snsuki, Jyiisaku Cl^ i^ S f^),
President ofthe Totomi Kyo-
do Bank ; b. the loth m. of
the 6th J', of Kaei (1853),
Shizuoka ; 1st s. oi the late
Kahei Suzuki; m. Naka, ^.
sister to Bunzaburo Asaha,
of Shidzuoka. Address :■ Ki-
bara, Yamanamachi, Iwata-
gun, Shidzuoka-ken.

Suzuki, Kantarp (i$^ ;fc S; i:
S)> Captaio of Nayv. Com-
mander *^of the Shikishima
(battleship) ; b. ,in 1869. .
Educ. : Navy Academy. Lie-
ut.-Commander, July 1898;
Commander, "^ Sept. . 1903;.
Captain, Sept. ig08. Once

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Stiz

was Director of the Torpedo
School and Commander of
Soj/a. Decorations: 3rd Or-
der of R. S., 4th Order of
S. T., 3rd Class of G. -K.
Suzuki, KasonC^,;^^ if|^),

proper name is Sotaro, artist,
Japanese painter; (5. the
2nd m. of 1st y. Manyen
(i860). Studied painting from
Ryosai Nakajima (deceased).
Often obtained prizes from
various society. Address :
No. 15 Hatago-chp i chome,
Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. Tel:
721 Shitaya. Clubs: "Koku-
hogyokuseikai," " Bijutsuken
seikai," " Tatsumigakai,"

"Kokka Club."
Suzuki, Kazuye (In tJc ^ ft),

Director of the Suzuki Stom-
ach and Intestinal Disease
Hospital. Address : No. 25,
Unemecho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1847 Shimbashi.

Suzuki, Kisaburo (IS; 7k S H
BP), Hogakuhakushi, Judge,
and Director of the Tokyo
District Court ; b. the lOth
m. of the 3rd s. of Keio (18-
67), Kanagawa ; 3rd s. of
Tomiemon Kawashima, and
adopted by Jiko Suzuki ; m.
Kadzu, 1st d. of Kadzuo Hato-
yama, Hogaknhaknshi -Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 189 1. Has been
sitting on the bench since
1893; has been sectional chief

of the Tokyo Appeal Court,
and then Judge of the Court
of Cassation when he was ap- _
pointed to present post in 19-
08 ; dispatched abroad on a:
tour of inspection, 1907 — 19-
08 ; has received the degree
of Hogakuhakushi. in 191a.
Also lectures on civil law m
Waseda University. Decora-
tions : 4th Order • of Merit.
Address: Official House, i,.
6chome, Fujimicho, Kojima-
chi, Tokyo. Tel. : 2032 Bah- .
cho. _

Suzuki, Koriosuke <M ^ # .^
W), Igakiihakiishi, Inspector-
General of Fleets and Hospi-
tals on the reserve ; b. the 7th
m. of the 1st y. of Ansei
(1854); 3rd 5. of Hokyu Su-
zuki, a samurai of Tahara
clan ; in. Shin, adopt, d. of
Naosaburo Noguchi, of To-
kyo. Educ.: studied medicine..
Entered the Navy as surgeon,.:
and by gradual promotio»- '
reached the present rank ia
1900 ; has received the de
gree of Tgakuhakushi, 1902 ;:
took part in the Russo-Japa-
nese War as Director of the:
Medical Department of the
Port Arthur Naval Station ;
placeG on ■iki. reserve list ia
1906. Decoration .•'2nd Order
of Merit. Address: No. 5,,
likurakatamachi, Azabu, To-
kyo. Tel.: 108s Shiba.

Suzuki, Kuniyoshi CI^TfcfBil?).

Sug

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•ComniissiGner of Hirosliima
p/efeCture ; b. 2 May, the 4th
>'. of Meiji (1871), Mie; 2nd
s. pfrShirobei Ishii, -a samu-
rai of Mie, and adopted by
the late Kuro Suzuki, a j«-
■muraipi^}a& same prefecture ;
ni. Suma, 3rd d. of Kakuza-
emon Yokota, a samurai of
Mie. Educ. : graduated from
the. Law College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
^. On his graduation, was
given a post in the Home
Office ; passed the Higher Civil
Service Examination, the same
year; then having filled the
posts of Councillor of Saga,
Nagasaki, Tokyo prefectures,
of Secretaiy of Gifu prefect-
ure, and of Commissioner of
Ohiba, Shiga and Miyagi-Pre-
fectures" was transferred to
present post in igi2. Address:
Hiroshima,

Suzuki, KyHgoro (.^ :^ X ^
M), Member of the Hou.se of
Representatives for Gumma
prefecture, Director of the Nip-
pon Crucible Company; (5. 22
Aug. the loth J/, of Meiji (18-
y^), Saitama; 2nd j. ofShogor5
Suzuki; m. Toyo, ist d. of Ri-
'kichi Ichikawa, of Tokyo.
Educ: studied in the Tokyo
Semmon Gakko. He is well
known as a successful spe-
culator. Address : No. 2, San-
nencho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.

^^/•••,335i Shimbashi,

Suzuki, Kynzo (^ ;+: X m%
President of the Niigata Sul-
phuric Acid Company, Man-
aging Director of the Niiga-
ta Savings Bank, Member of
the Niigata Chamber of Com-
merce ; d. 5 Nov. the 4th f:
of Meiji (1871), Niigata; 1st ^
s. of Chohachi Suzuki, m.
Shidzu, 2nd d. of Ichiro So-
ma, of Niigata. Address: Ku-^
bancho, Kami-Okawa-maedo-
ri,^' Niigata.

Suzuki, Manjiro \^ tK % ^
SW, Dr., President of the Ai-
koku Life Insurance Com-
pany; 'b. the 3rd m. of the
1st y. of Man-en (i860), Fu-
Icushima prefecture; 2nd s.
of Toshiyasu Suzuki ; m. To- -
ra, 1st d. of Kyushichi Suzu-
ki. ^Ediic. : studied medicine.
Once was elected M. H. R.,
for his native place. Ad-
dress: No. 1862, Sugamo-
miyashita, kita - toshima - gun,
Tokyo. Td.: 991 Bancho.

Suzuki, Masaaki (S^ ^k IE a)5),
Director of the Building and
Goods Fire insurance Com-
pany, Tokyo. Address : No.
S, Hatsijnecho, Yokohama.

Suzuki, Masiya (|^ i^ S M.
iiL), General Manager of the
Sumitomo family, and Special
Member of the Osaka Cham-
ber of Commerce , b. the 2nd
in. o{ the 1st V- of Bunkyu

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Suz

(1891), in the province of
Hyiiga ; 4th s. of the late
Tanero Akitsuki, a samurai
of Hyuga, and j/. brotJur to
Satsuo Akitsuki, Ambassador
to Austria ; adopted by the
late Raisuke Suzuki; m. 18-
89, Yasu-ko, 1st ^. of Major-
General Ujiaki Shiriagawa, of
Yamaguchi. £/?^(:. .• gradu-
ated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Univ.,
1887. On his graduation, was
given a post in the Home
Office ; then having filled
the post of Councillor of the
Department of Agr. and Com.,
and of Secretary and Coun-
cillor of several Prefectural
Governments, retired from of-
ficial service in 1896, and
entered the Sumitomo firm ;
made an inspection tour in
Europe and America, 1896 —
1 897;was made General Mana-
ger, 1904. Address: No. 5,
I chome, Kokurnachi, Higa-
shiku, Osaka ; and Gunge,
Mikagemachi, Hyogo - ken.
Tel.: 3000 Higa.sh! (Osaka) ;
300 Mikagc (Mikage), Cbtbs:
Tokyo club, Nippon club.

Suzuki, Masusada (S&?KS ^),
Engineer; and ex-section chief ^
of the 'Monopoly Bureau of
the Formosan Government-
General. Decoration : 5th Or-
der of Merit. Address : ~ Of-
ficial House, Ryukokosho.Ta-
ihoku, Taiwan.

Suzuki, Munekoto (SS'M^^S'.).
Procurator of the Court o*
Cassation ; d. the 2nd m. of
the 3rd J/, of Bunkyii (1863),
Hiroshima ; j/. brother to So-
hachi Shibano, and adopted
by Masakoto Suzuki ; in. Fu-
sa, 1st d. of his foster father.
Educ. : graduated from the
Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University. Appointed
Judge, Oct. 1890; and after
.serving as Judge and Section
chief of the Yokohama Dis-
trict Court, the same of the
Tokyo Appeal Court, and Di-
rector of the Nagoj'a Dis-
trict Court, etc., was made
Procurator in Aug. 1907 and
appointed to present post. Dee-
oration : 3rd Order of Merit.
Address: No. Zojigayamachi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.: 18-
43 Bancho.

Suzuki, On {^ * S), Chief
Procurator of the Osaka L6-
Z&S. Court,-, Decoration : 5th
Order 'of Merit. Address :
No. 2, 3 chosae; UcMkyuho-
ji-machi, Hig&shi-ku^ Osaka.
Tel. : 2704 Minami,

Suzki, Otohei (IS- * mM. ^},
Prof of the Tokyo Foieign
Language School; d. the isf
y. of Bunkyu (1861), Kanda,
Tokyo; 1st s. of Kiheiji Suzuki,
a .shogunate samurai. Early
studied Russian and went over
t?? ^^ussia several times for
business purpose*; appointed

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Lecturer at the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School and Tokyo
Forfeign Language School, i8-
98; made an inspection tour
through Russia, 1897— 1900.
Decoration : 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure. - Address :
No. 641 , Shimoshibuya Ha-
shido, Shibuya, Toyotama -
gun, Tokyo. _

Suzuki, Byosuke CIp Tfc .a ffi),
President, and managing Di-
rector of the ShQeisha (a
printing company). Standing
Director of the Tokyo Card
Board Company; d. the ist
m. of the 4th f. of Kokwa
(1847), Yamaguchi ; »«. Wa-
kae, 1st d. of Yoshijiro Oka,
a sanmrai of Yamaguchi. Ad-
dress : No. 15, Tori-Shimma-
chi, Shiba, Tokyo.

Suzuki, Seinosuke Ci& tIc ft
^ W), President of the Shi-
raishi Bank, and the Shiraishi
Reeling Machine Company,
Director of the 77*^ Bank,
Auditor of the Miyagi Sav-
ings Bank, Representative
Member of the Oaji Partner-
ship; b. the nth m, of the
3rd y. of Keio (1867), Miya-
gi ; 1st s. of the Ajiemon
Suzuki; m. Sue, 2nd d. of
the late Gizo Watanabe, of
Miyagi. Address : Shiraishi-
machi, Karita-gun, Miyagi-
ken.

Suzuki, Seizo Ci^ * ^ H),

President of the Kururi Bank,

Diretor of the- Makita Bank,
and of the Chiba Agricultural
and Industrial Batik ; (5. the
iith-;«. of the 1st y. of Ka-
ei (1848), Chiba; 2nd s. of
Ichizaemon Ogura, and adopt-
ed by the late Seizo Suzuki;'
m. Nobu, 1st d. of his foster-'
father. Address :■ Tomioka-
mura-shimogori, Kimitsu-gun,
Chiba-ken.

Suzuki, Shigemichi (ig-Tfcfiit),
Inspector - General of Fleets
and Hospitals, put on the
waiting list since April 19 12,"'
b. the 7th m. of the- 4th y.
of Ansei (1857), Shiga; ist
s. of Shigenao Suzuki, a sa-
murai of Shiga • m. Ine, y.
sister to Yunosuke Sasaki, of
Tokyo. Fleet-Surgeon, Oct.
1 896; Surgeon Inspector, Dec.
the same year ; present rank,
Jan. 1905. Decorations: 2nd,
Order of the Rising Sun, 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : J^o. 268, Hyakunin-
machi, Okubo, Toyotama-gun,
Tolcyo.

Suzuki, Shigeomi Cl^ ^
a E), manager and director
of the Osaka works of the
Dainihon Sugar Manufactur-
ing Co.; 6. 15 the 12th m.
of the 4th y. of Meiji (1871)
at Uliari-mura, Shizuoka-ken ;
s. of Katsuzaburo ■* Suzuki;
m. Drako, 1st d of Toshihiro
Kubota, July 1897. Edna. :
graduated from the Keio U-

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SuK

niv., 1896. On graduation
entered the ji Paper-Mill

. Co. , March Ife 97 ; ' ^ becanie
maijaging director of the Mine
Paper-Mill Co., April 1907 ;
was engaged by Mr. Fujiya-
ma Eaita^ president of the
Dainihon Sugar Mantifaclur-
ing- Co;, May 1S09 and be-
came director of the. ^saka
Worts of the same. CO., at
present is engaged in the
business in Osaka. Eecrea-
tioni: reading, utai. Address:
Toniijima, Kita-ku, Osaka.
Tel. : 3826 Higashi. Clubs :
Kojynnsha, Tokyo club.
Suzuki, Shimakiehi Cl^ *: Mi

■ §), Manager of the Yokohama
Specie Bank ; b.^ 6th m. of
the 2nd J)/, of Keio. (i866) ;
1st s. of Takizo Suzuki ; m.
Kikue, 3rd d. of Genseii Ha-
yashi, a samurai of Waka-
yama. Educ: graduated from
the Keiogijuku, 1889. En-
tered the Yokohama Specie
Bank, 1892 ; Sub-Manager of
the New York Branch of the
Bank, 1895 ; then Manager
of the Tientsin, Peking "and
Shanghai Branches; promoted
to present post,"' 1912-. Ad-
dress: the Yokohama Specie
Bank, Yokohama.

Suzuki, Shiti CSp **)» Pho-
tographer; h. the 7th m. of
the 6th y. of Tempo (1837)
in Iwaji-village, Tagata-gun,
Shidzuoka-ken; 3rd s. of Bun-

zaemon, Takahashi; in. Miwo,
d. of Hoshina, samurai '" cX
Aidzu. Came out to Yokcf-
hama in 1868, and studied
the art of photography from
Renjo Shimooka, later estab-
lished a photographic studies
in Yokohama and Tokyo.
■Recreations : drawing and
sculpture. Address: No. 93,
Sanchome, Kqbinata Dai-
machi, Koishikawaku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 3927, Bancho.

Suzuki, Shin-ichi C^ ;* H — ),
Dii-ector of the Hamamatsu
Savings Bank, the .Tenryii
Transportation Company, and
of the Tenryu Timber. Com-
pany, Auditor of the En-yo
Bank, and of the Shisan Bank;
b. the 1 2th m. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865), Shidzuoka-;
adopt, s. of the late Chiitaro
Suzuki; m. Shin, ist d. of,
his foster-father. Educ: grad-
uated from the Senshu Gak-
ko (a private College for the
study of law and economics),
1890. Address: Shindhara-
mura, Hamana-gun, Shidzuo-
ka-ken. .

Suzuki, Shonen (i^ * IS
ip), artist, Japanese, painter ;
&. in Kyoto. 3dvXi. : studied
painting under the lat« Mo-
inptoshi Suzuki. Is now special
m~ember of the ]S[ihon Art
Society, m. of the Kyoto Art
Society. Address: No. 12 TodS-
in-nishiki-shoji -kitairu -moto-

SiVi

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Shiuiokyo-kp,

Itakeda-cho,

KjOtO. ;

: Suzuki^ Shuzaburo Q^ :^ JM
H 815), a large land-owner, one
of the highest tax'-payers of
Fukushima-ken, Member • of
the House of Peers ; d. 2 Sept.
the 9th y. of Meiji (1876) ;
.1st J. of the late Seijiro Su-
zuki ; m. Hana, ist d. of
Choroku Heiji, of Fukushima.
Address : Sugitsuraa - niura,
Shinobu-gun, Fukushima-ken.
Suzuki, Sobei (i^ * ^ :R- Si),
Auditor of the Japan Weight
■and MeasuresCompany, Mem-
ber pf the Tokyo Chambei
of Gommerce, grocer ; 6. the
2nd m. of the 5th j. of' An-
sel (1858), Yamaguchi ; 4th
J. of .Hambei Ishikawa, and
adopted by the late Sobci
Suzuki; m. Kura, ist d. of
his foster-father. Shop name
" Suzul<igumi - shokai." Ad-
dress : Motodaikucho, Nihom-
bashi, Tokyo. 7>/. .• 761 Hon-
kyoku.

- Suzuki, Sobei (i^ * « :E% It J,
ex- Mem. of the House of Ee-
presentatives. President of tlie
-Aichi Clock and Watch Ma-
nufacturing Co., Director of
the Meiji Bank, the Nagoya
Warehouse Company, and of
the Nagoya Gas Company,
Auditor of the Kyoto Gas
Company, Member of the Na-
goya ChaiEiber of Commerce,
timber dealer ; 3. the 2nd m.

of the. 3xd_y. of Ansei (1856),
Aichi ;, ist s. of Gihei Hibino,
and adopted by the late Sai-
zo Suzuki ; ;«. Nobu, 2nd d.
of Shinshiro Aoki, of -^Aichi.
This is the Sth, time to be
elected a Memberof the House
of Representatives.; has been
decorated with the 4th Or-,
der of the Rising Sun in
connection with the late war.
Address: No. 58, Kobikicho,
Nishiku, Na,goya. . TeL : 350
Cho.-

Suzuki, Soroku C# ^ 1l£ >'^),
Colonel of Cavalry, Instruct-
or in tactics at the Militaiy
Staff College ; ^, the 2nd ?«.
of the ist J/, of Keio (1865),'
Niigata ; 3rd .s. of Takaji
.Suzulii ; m. Take, 1st d. of
A'lasamoto Moriolca, a samu-
rai of Koclii. Educ. : grad-
uated from tne Military Staff
College, 1898. Sub-Lieuten-
ant, Mar. 1 89 1. Lieutenant,
Nov. 1 893 ; Captain, Nov.
1895; Major, Nov. 1901 ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Mar. 19-
05 ; was ordered to proce-
ed to America in Mar. 1907 ;
and to Europe in Feb. 1909;
Colonel, Apr. 1909 ; took part
in the Russo-Japanese War on
the Staff of the 2nd Army ;
present post since Dec. 19 10.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Class of the
Golden -'Kite, and several
other foreign orders. Address:

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No. 1 86, Harajuku, Senda-
gaya, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.
Tel.; 2468 Shiba.

Suzuki, Takao, (i^ tJc # W)i
colonel of artillery, command-
er of the 2 1st regiment of
field artillery; ^.1870 in Clvi-
ba. Sub-lieut., March 1892;
lieut., Oct. 1894; captain, Oct.
1897; major, Aug. 1903; lieut.
colonel, Nov. 1907; colonel,
Aug. 1912. Decorations: 5th
order of S. T., 4th order of
K. S., 3rd class of G. R.. Ad-
dress: Headquarters of the
2 1st regiment of field artillery,
Toyohashi, Aichi-ken.

Suzuki, Takashi (M tK H),
Governor of North Chung-
chongdo, Chosen Government-
General ; b. the 4th m. of the
2nd >. of Kaei (1849), Chiba;
ist s. of Nan-yo Suzuki ; m.
Miki, 2nd d. of Tazaemon
Kawashima, of Mie. Enter-
ed the government service in
1872 ; appointed Councillor
of Mie' prefecture, 1891 ; then
having served as Secratary or

"Commissioner of Tokushima,
Tottori, Toyama and Aichi
prefectures, was appointed
Commissioner of Tokyo pre-
fecture in 1909 ; transferred

-to present post, Oct. 1910.
Decoration: 4th Order of Merit.
Address: Official House, North

'Chungchong Prefectural Go-
vernment, Chosen.

V Suzuki, Tokuko (§& 7k ^ ^)i

proper name is Tokuko Su-
giura, actre-ss; b. the nth
m. of the 26th y. of Meiji
(1893) at Kongo, Tokyo; V.
of Kintaro Sugiura. Ediic:
studied at Rensetsu primary
school, graduated from the
actress school attached to
the Teikokuza (Imperial
theatre), Oct. 1910. Recrea-
tions: literature, utai, painting
and calligraphy. Address-:
No. 107, Kurumazaka-cho,
Shitaya, Tokyo,

Suzuki, Tokuo CS§- ;1c ^ B),
Dr., Director and Chief Sur-
geon of the Kobe Hospital,
one of Members of the Commit-
tee for the Examination for
Medical Practitioners ; b. the
I ith;«. of the 3i'dj/. of Bunkyu
(1863), Hokkaido; ist.y.ofChi-
kanaga Suzuki, 2^ samurai' o{
Hokkaido; m. Kin, adopt, d..
of Toshiyuki Suzuki,, a 5^-
miirai of Saitama. Ediic. :
graduated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1890. On his grad-
uation, was given a post as
Assistant in his alma mater;
transferred to the Himeji Hos-
pital in 1892 ; then present
post, 1898. Address: No. 38,
Nakayamate-dori, 4 chome,
Bangwai, Kobe.

Suzuki, Tomizo (S^ tK ^ H),
Naval Captain of Engineering,
examiner of the Maidzuru
Ordnance ; 6. 1 896. Educ. :

"Sti'z

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tlie Naval Engiiieering School.
•2nd Commander of Engineer-
ing, Sept. .1899.; Commander
of Engineering, Septfc 1963,;
Captain of Engineering, Sept.
i,9o8.{ Decoration .* 3rd Or-
des of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: MaidziJru.

rSmatiki, Tnrahi-ko (4^ * ^^ S) ,
Member of the House of -Re-

- presentatives""for " Fukushima
prefecture, Director of the Na-
rita Railway Company; b. 23
Mar. the 6th y. of Meiji (18-
73), Fukushima-ken ; ist s.
of Toyojiro Kunii, and> adopt-
ed into the Suzuki family in
1882 ; m. Shidzu, y. sister to
Koitsu Sakakibara, a samurai
of Osaka. £'^?<^..-Waseda Uni-
versity ,theNihon Uninversity.
Was elected M. H. R., 1908.
Address: No. 22, ^Komago-

• me -oiwakecho, Hongo, To-
kyo. Tel.: 20 Shitaya.

Suzuki, Tdzalraro (IS- tK IS S
liJ), machine manufacturer ;
h. the nth in. of the
2nd y. of Ansei (1855), Shi-
dzuoka ; 2nd s. oi^ Bunshiro
Ota, and adopted by the late
Isaburo Sudzuki ; w/. Koto,
2nd d. of Kyuzaburo Hina-
chi, of Shidzuoka. Early took
up the sugar rnanufacturing
business, and made inspec-
tion tour in Europe aixd A-
.merica, 1896—1897; in 1902

•has invetited -a candy 'manu-
facturing machine, a-lemonade
manufacturing 'process and a
sugar 'refining machine, etc. ;
started a sugar irefirtery in.
189.5 which ;is now one of
the best ;paying concerns iim
Tolcyo:; "heads the list of .in-
ventors of Japan as. to number
of patents, of which he holds;
aboiit forty ; once was a-e-
turned from Shidzuoka-Icen to
the House of Representatives,
1903; has been decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun m connection with the
late War, 19:07.' He has at-
tained his present position
dirough sheer diligence and
perseverance. Address: No.
:12, Simamura-moto — jihei-
shindeii, Minami-Katsushika-
gun, Tokyo. Tel.: 1873 Cho
Honjo.

Susiuki, Uhei (S^ ^n ^ €),
Managing Director of the Yo-
kohama Plantation Company.
Address: No. 2, Nakam.ura-
cho, Yokohama. Tel.: 509
Cho.

Suzuki, XJmeshiro i^ *_»
n 115), Director of the Oji
Paper Manufacturing Com-
pany, Representative Meml)er
of the Nippon Colonization
Partnership, Auditor of the
Mitsukoshi \Gofukuten, the
Toyo Printing Company,
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Company, and of the Sedo
Mining Company, etc. ; b. the
4th m.. of the 2nd y. of Bun -
kyu (1862), Nagano ; 2nd s.
of Ryuzo Suzuki; m. Hide,
1st d. of Shinka Kawahara,
of Okayama; been elected M..
of the House of E., 1912. Ad-
dress : No. "3, Yohancho, Ko-
jimacM-ku, Tokyo. Tal.t 10
33 Bancho.

Suzuki, ITmeiaro Q^ :^Wfjs.
115), Nogokuhakushi, Prof, of
the College of Agriculture of
the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity (chair Chemistry and Agri-
cultural Chemistry~). Address :
No. 141, Kamishibuya, Shi-
buya - mura, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo.

Suzuki, Yahei (!§• Jf. ii J% #j), '
Director -of the Nippon Ko-
shinsha, Ltd., the Tokyo But-
ton Manufacturing Company,
etc.- dealer in ship's fittings ;
/^. the Sth in. of the 4th y.
of Kokwa (1847), Nagano ;
4th s. of Shichiroemon Koji-
ma, and adopted by Yahei
Suzuki ; m. Take, y. sister to
Torakichi Hasegawa, of To-
kyo. He is now also engaged
in the oil manufacturing biisi-
ness. Address : No. 8, i cho-
me, Matsuyacho, Kyobashi,
Tokyo. Tel.: 581, 580 To-
ku Cho Kyobashi.

Suzuki, Yone (i§- * i ia),
Executive Member of the Su-
zuki Partnership. She is a well

known sugar merchant. Ad-
dress : No. 3, Sakae-machi,
Kobe.

Suzuki, Yozabum (4$- Tfc 3?
H I|5), Pa5-master Inspector,
Chief of the Account's De-
partment of the Sasebo Na-.
val Station ; b. 1866. Staff-
Paymaster, Dee. 189,7 ; Fleet-
Paymaster, Sept. 1 899 ; Pay-
master Inspector. Decorations:
4th Oi'der of the Rising Sun.
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: the Sasebo Naval
Station, Nagasaki-ken.

Suzuki, Yuzo Cjt tK « it).

Managing Dii^ector of the Ki-

mitsu Bank, Ltd. ; b. 20 May,

the 5th y. of Meiji (1872),

Chiba prefecture ; 1st i". of

Toyozo Suzuki ; in. Shidzu,

3rd d. of Sanzaemon Mori,

of Chiba. ^<^/^r^jj; Nakamu-

ra-shirakoma, Kiraitsu-gun,

Chiba-ken.

Suzuki, Yuzo Q^ i^ Ifi 2),

Surgeon-Inspector, _ chief of
the . 2nd Section of the Naval
Hospital in the Maidzuru
Station; b. in 1870. Educ:
the Naval Surgeon School.
Staff- Surgeon, Nov. 1902;
Fleet-Surgeon, Jan. 1905;
Surgeon-Inspector, Dec. 191 1.
Once v/as a member of the
Surgeon Bureau of Navy.
Decorations: 3rd Order of
R. S., 4th Order of S. T.,
4th Class of G. K. Address'.
the Maidzuru Naval Sta'tion-

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Suzuki, Zembei CiS'./f: # ^ 'Mj,
dealer in shoyu; sake and im-
so ; b. the 4th m. of the 1st
r. of Kaei (1848), Fukui pre- ^
fecture ; adopt, s. of Zembei
Suzuki; m. 1869, Kato-ko, d.
of his foster-father. Member
of the Kanagawa Prefectural
Assembly, Auditor of the Yo-
kohama Central Bank, and
of the Yokohama Central Sav-
ings Bank, Director of the
Yokohama Sanitaiy Company,
Auditor of the Yokohama Rice
Exchange, etc. Address : No.
19, 2 chome, Okinamichi, Yo-
kohama. Tel. : 629, and 8464,

Snzuoki, Kurajiro (& S M' -X
SiO. Member of the House of.
Representatives for Aichi pre-
fecture ; b. the 3rd w.,of the
3rd f. of Keio (1867), Aichi
prefecture ; j. brother to Zem-
bei Suzuki ; in. Koto, 4th .'/.
of Shinsaburo Nakamura, of
Osaka. Educ: graduated from-
the Law College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
90. Appointed Public Audi-
tor, 1890— 1898; elected M.
H. R. 1902. Address: 4 cho-
me, KyOyacho, Minami, Na-
goya.

!: 951 3

Tabara, Jun (EEf M ?$ ), ; ^^.
kuhakushi, Prof, of the Fukuo-
ka College of Medicine. Ad-
dress :- Chiyo-mura, TsukUshi-
gun, Fukuoki-ken;

Tabara, Toichi Cffl M Ir — ),
Rfce knd Cereal dealer. Ma-
naging Director of the Yoko-
hama Fertilizer Mfg.iCc, Ltd.,
Director of the Gaikokushokai,
Ltd.; ^. in 1871 in Kanagawa-
keu : jfd s. of Kojuro Tabara ;
m. Kane, 2nd d. of Toyohb
Yamashita of Hiroshima-ken.
Address : Ota-cho, Yokoha-
nia. Tel:: 577 /. ^. _

Tabaia, Yoshizumi (HJiSM))
Yakiigakuhakushi, Director of
the Tokyo Sanitary Experi-
mental Establishment ; b. in
1855 in Siga-ken;^. s. of
Ugenji Tabara, a samurai ;
m. Mi no, e. d. of Tokujiro Ao-
ki of Okinawa-ken. Educ. :
graduated Medicine at the To-
kyo IiTiperial University in 18-
8 1 . Entered, t he Dep't of the
Interior and became an Ex-
pert of the Department. Ad-
dress: Echizenbori, Kyobashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel: 1601 Kyo-
bashi.

Tabe, .ChiFemon ( H SKfi*^P1 )>
Miner, one of the highest tax-
payers of Shimane prefecture ;
i. the 9th m. of the*^ 3rd f, of
Kaei (1850), Shimane prefect-
ure ;,jy. brotJur to S-izaemon

.Uyama, and adopted b)(. the
late Kaneshige Tabe; m'.jZM-
ka,, 1st d. oi his fosWr -unele:
Addriss-: Yoshida - murajlj-
ishi-guri, Shimane-ken. ",

Tabe, Seis5 (ffl % £ jtfcK
Lieutenant-General on the 2nd
reserve ;^. the Itth m. of_the'
2nd y. of Kaei ( 1 849), HitO^hl^
ma; ist .y. of Shizo"' Tabe, a
samurato{Hh-oshima-Jn.Tox!(,
y. sister IQ Honoshin Jviarika-'
wa, a j«m/^«?ofthesame prerj
fecture. Early entered the Mk
litary service, and finally pror
moted to the present rank; toolc
part in both' Ae Japan-China
and the Russo-Japanese Warsj
and has been decorated with
the 3rd Class of the Golden
Kiteand the 2nd Order of the
Double Rayed Rising Sun J,
placed on the 2nd reserve in
Nov. 1907. Address: . 69 Dan-
haramuta, Hiroshima?shi.

Tabe, YosM m%m, Hoga-
kuhakushi. Sectional Chief of
the Court of Cassation \ b'va.
i860 in Shiga-ken ; e.s. of Mi-
tsu Tabe ; ni, Shina, e. d. of
Hideharu Kawase of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated Law at the
Imperial University in 1884;
was sent abroad for study.
On returning was appointed
Judge of the Tokyo Court of
Appeal ; Councillor of the De-
p't of Justice"; /Procurator of
the Court of Cassati oil ;. then
Mnr preseM- -pbst. ' JJrfrfr^^s.-

Tac

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j, 6chome, Fujimi-cho, Ko-
jimacM-ku, Tokyo.

Tachibana, Hy^sMro (a^23
W), Engineer of the Yamagu-
chi Prefectural Government,
Principal of the Yamaguchi
Agricultural School. Address:
Ogori - rnachi, Yoshiki - gun,
Yamaguchi-ken .

Tachibana. Kanji i'^VcWla),
Count (or. 1884), ^■a.-Daimyd
of Yanagawa clan ; d. the gih
m. of the 4th y, of Ansei (18-
57) ; 2nd s. of Kankan Tachi-
bana, Dainiyo of Yanagawa
clan, Chikugo province ; in.
Ei-ko, y. sister to ChQsei Sa-
kai, Baron. Elected M. H. P.
in 1890. Decoration : 4th Or-
der of Merit. Address: Joitai-
mura, Samtnon-gun, Fukuoka-
ken,

Taehibana, KoieMro (;£ ^ 'h
-S5), M -General, Chief
of the ^ staff on the Imp.
Troops stationed in Chosen ;
h:. the 2nd m. of the
ist* / of Bunkyu (1861), Fu-
kuoka prefecture ; ist .f. of Se-
ki Tachibana, a samurai oi¥\i-
kuoka; m. Kan, 5th' d. pi¥\x-
tniya Izawa, a samurai of Na-
gano prefecture. Educ: gra-
duated- from the Military Col-
lege, 1889; studied in Austria:,
1895-1899. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry,. Dec. ;x883; Lieuten^
a«otUApr^;388.7: ; Captain, Apr.
,i§g^4;;\ Majorj,;pcti 1.898; LieU^l

tenant-Colonel, July 1903; Co-
lonel, Mar. 1905 ; Major-Ge- '
neral, Aug. .^1909. Took part
in both the Japan-China and
the Russo-Japanese Wars; in
the latter war was vice-chief
of the staff of the 4th Army.
Once was Military Attache
and Adjutant at the Military
Department, etc. Decorations:
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
3rd Class of the Golden Kite,
and several other foreign or-
ders. AMresa : Seoul, Chosen ,
Tachika, CMkuson CW jS
/fj- i5[5)^ artist, Nanso school ;
6. the' 4th m. of the 1st y.
of Gwanji (1864) at Takeda,
Bungo province. JEduo. : studi-
ed paintings under the late
Chokunyu Tanomur^.; gradu-
ated Nanso course of the
Kyoto Prefectural Art School.
Obtained diplomas in the 4th
and 5th national industrial
exhibition ; received the third
prize in the second fine art
exliibition, Oct. 1908. Ad-
dress: 'So. 358 Tomisboji,
Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Tada, Gakusaburo(^HSHSK)

Igakuhakushi, Prof, of the Ai-
chi Special School of Medicine.
Address: No. 1031, Higashi-
Kataha-machi, Higashi - ku ,
NagiOya. Tel: 268 ■;.

Tada, Isatau (•* B; ^),
Chaijroan .C!f:the Board ;ofD.;.r
reetors of ..the . Am^gi Baak,
Ltd., and the Asakura Rail

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Tad

Co., Ltd., Auditor of the Fu-
kuoka-ken Agricultural and
Industrial Bank, Ltd.; b. in i8-
57 in Fukuoka-ken ; ^. .f. of
Shichisaburo Tada ; m. Tsuki,
2nd d. of Hanzo Tashiro, Ad-
dress : Miura-mura, Asakura-
gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Tada, Komon (# H $f P4),
attached to the Dep't of Impe-
rial Household ; ^. in 1 845 at
Kyoto ; e. s. of Kosei Tada, a
court official ;_OT. Furuyo,j/.j.
ofKazumitsu Odani of Tokyo.
At the Restoration went up to
Yedo ^under the late Prince
Tomosada Iwakura; entei'ed
the Meiji Government in 18-
69 ; Secretary of the Cabinet
in 1888; resigned the post in
1907. Address : No. 1347
Shimoshibuya, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo.

Tada, Minora (# [B , i|^),
Dir. of the Hiroshima Post
and Telegraph Control Bureau.
Address : Saiku-cho, Hiroshi-
, ma-shi, Hiroshima-ken.

Tada, Shobei (^ H ffi #| ^),
President of the Hokuso Bank,
Ltd.; ^. in 1858 in Chiba-ken;
e. s. of Tadayoshi Tada ; m.
Chika, ^a d. of Sago Sasame-
.hara of Ibaraki-ken. Address:
Sasakawa-mura, Katori-guri,
Chiba-ken. ,:

Tada^Yasufnsa (# H «^),
Major-Geaeral on the^reserve;
^.. the 3rd„«.Tof: the! Sth .y, of

Kaei (1852), Ishikawa prefect^
ure ; ist s. of the late Yojuro
Tada, 3 samurai of Ishikawa ;
m. Tsuya, 3rd d. of Naohiro
Hirone, a samurai oi the same
prefecture. Ediic: the Milita-
ry Cadet School. Appointed
Sub-Lieutenant in 1877, and,
by gradual promotion^ was fi-
nally raised to the rank of
Maj.-Gen. in 190S; once served
as Adjutant to the Guards Re-
giment of Artillery and Com-
mander of the Field Artillery
Regiment, etc. ; took part in
both the Japan-China and the
Russo-Japanese Wars, and has
been decorated with the 2nd
Order of Merit* and the 4th
Class of Golden Kite ; placed
on the reserve list in Mar. 19-
08. Address: No. 59, Moto-
machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo!

Tadokoro, Hiroumi ( H fr ^
m), Captain, Com', of the
SJiihisJiima; b. in iSeg.Educ:
Naval Academy. 2J!id Com-
maner, 1901; Commander, 19-
05 ; Captain, 1907. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the R.S.
and 4th Class of the G. K.
Address: No. 16, Takald-cho,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. -

Tadokoro, Yoshiharafm mm.
«i>, Chief of" the Ordinary '
Educational Bureau of the
Department of Education;
6.- 17 Apr; the ^tii y.'[6£
Meii'i (187 1 ), Kochl ; isc i; i)f

T&o

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Yoshijr'uki Tadokoro, a- samu-
rai of Kochi c'an ; m. Yuki,
3rd;^;j'of Seikei Okuyama, a
samurai of Kagoshima, Ediu: :
gTkduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
Uni's^ersity, 1895 ; studied in
Europe, ''-1903- r905." On his
ifraduatfon, was given a post
in the Home Office ; passed
the Higher Civil Service Exa-
mination, and appointed Coun-
cillor of theEhime Prefectural
Government, Dec. 1895; trans-
ferred to the same po^t at Mi-
yagi and Tokyo Prefectures ;
appointed Councillor and Sec-
retary of the Educational De-
partinent (the then Minister
being Count Kabayama), 18-
99; then Private Secretary to
the Minister in the same Office
(then Baron Kikuchi); present
post since 1905 ; was ordered
to proceed to Europe and A-
merica, Igio. Address: 31 Do-
tesambancho, Kojimachi, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2038 Bancho.

Tafuchi, Seiichi (_H H If -),
Engineer and Section Chief o!
the Western Railway Control
Bmeaa, Railway Board. Ad-
ddress : Noda-mura, Muko-
gun, Hyogo--ken.

, Tagai ITarakiehi ( HK^KS),
Engineer of the Os-aka Branch
Office of the: fuWic Works,
Home Office, :'k Address:- the
Office, Osaka.

Tagami, Gentaro {^jiM^M),
Director, and Manager of the
Saga Cement Conripany, Di-
rector of the Saga Tramway
Company,' Auditor of the Sa-
kae Bank ; 3. 28 Mar. the 4th
y; of Meiji(i 87 1 )-, Saga p'refect^
ure ; ist 5, of Tokujuro Taga-
mi, a samurai oi Sa.g3.;M. Iwa,
3rd d. of Bun-emon Itani, a .ya-
murai of -the same prefecture.
Address : Honsh6-ma$hi, Sa-
ga-shi. ■.

Tagami, Sli5zo (ffl ± t H),
Judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion ; b. in 1854 in Okayama-
keh : 2nd s. of San-emon Ishi-
wara, a samurai. Educ: gra-
duated Eaw at the Imperial
University in 1882. Judge of
the;,"Nagasf ki Coiirt of Appeal;
Director of the district couits
of Urawa and Nagoya ; then
present post. Addreifi y 'Eo.
23, Kamitomisaka-eho, Koi-r
sMkawa-ku, Tokyo.

Taffami, Tajiro ' ( H.h^-Ii?),
Colonel; Com. of the 2nd Ee-
ginient stationed in Chosen; 6.
in 1862 in Ishi,k.iwa-ken..SL.b-
Lieutenant in 1886; Colonel
in 1907. Decoration's: 3rd Or-
df>r of the. R.S:. and 4:th Class
of the ft Z: Address: 2nd
Eegiment of Infantry, Chosen.

Tagawa, DaikicMro (HJil:*;^

15), Deputy-Mayor of Tokyo,

Mem. of the House of Repre-

, sentatiVes for Nagasaki pre-

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Tsig

fecture, chief editor of the Mi-
fako Shimbun ; b. 26 Oct. the
sndj'. of Meij,i.(i869), Naga-
saki ;. ist s. of Setsuzo Taga-
wa, a j4»/^;'«? of Nagasaki; m.
Kise^ 1st d. of Noboru Sakurai,
a samurai ofHydgo prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the To-
kyo Semmpn Gakko (the pre-
sent Waseda Univ.), 1890.
Was editor of the ffocM (dai-
ly paper) ; took part in both
the Japan-China and Russo-
Japanese wars as Chinese in-
terpreter ; once was Chief of
the waterworks department for
Tokyo city. Elected M. H. R.
for his native place, 1908. Pab-
licaiions: "Culture and will for
young men," " women's cul-
ture, etc. ' AcUress: JSo. 25,
2 chome, Kobinata-daimachi,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
2125 Bancho.

Tagawa, Mausuke (i^jil^BS),
one of the h ghest tax-payers
of Hiroshima prefecture ; b.
the 3rd m. of the 2ndjf. of Ko-
kwa (1845), Hiro hima ; 1st 5.
of Jintaro Hara, and adopted
by the late Mansuke Tajima ;
m. Riki, ist d., of Motosuke
Tagawa, of the same prefect-
ure. Address: Pika.'Vfva.chlj'K.s.-
rnp-gmi, Hiroshima-ken.

. Tagawa, JRy-snke (HiHWK)).
Sugar-dealer, Director of the
Mankan Salt Co., ;Lta;;. Di-
rector of the Toyo Sugar, Mfg.

Co. , Ltd. , Auditor of the
Toyo Salt ' Industry Co.,
Ltd. . Memljer of the Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce ; b. in
i^dy at Nagoya ; s. of Ryiia-
mon Tagawa. Educ. : studied
. at the Keiogijukii. Recreations:
pictures, calligraphy, reading,
and tobacco. Address : Tori,
Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo.; Tel. :
1029 /.a?. Hooky ok u.

TagncM, Iwazo ( H :§ ^),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Akita prefecture. Addrsss:
Ornagari-machi,Senhbku-gun,
Akita-ken.

Taguehi, Kyojiro' ( H p M-XIB),
novelist and playwright. Edi-
tor of the Osaka Maini'chi;b. in
1875 at Kakudate-machi, Aki-
ta-prefecture; s. of Kyilbei Ta-^
gucM. Educ: studied French
in the Special Course of the
Government FfSreign Language
School, Editor of the Yo^ ,
rozu ; th=?n of the Osaki Mai-
nichi. Publications: "Shin Sko-
s;ai': (New Life), " Hito no
Tsumi" (Man's Sin), " Haku-
shaku Fujin " (The Countess),
etc. JVom de plume: "Kikutei."
Address : Araijuku, Iriarai-
mara, Ebara-gun,T'Qikyp; '-Tel.:
28 Omori: Club: Omori Club.
TagucM, MoicMro (ffi a :®

'- Si5)> Chirographist and fine
arts reviewer (Pen ^ nairie
Beiho) Vb^' the aird >. -of Keio

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(186^) in TochigiTken; s, iA
the late Wabi Tagachi, Pfof.
, of the College of Medicine of
the Tokyo Imperial Univ.
Edtcc. : received common edu-
cation ; studied chirography
and , letter engraving in China
for three years. Is the or-
ganizer of the Hosho-kwai,
and Dansho-kvvai, the object
of which IS to investigate the
Japanese and Chinese chiro-
graphy; now hold the posi-
tion (k chief manager of the
Japan metal sclupture Soc,
member of the Committee of
the Japan Sculptural Society,
manager of the Kokka Club,
etc.; once was chief juror of
the Fine Arts Department of
the ToJiyo Industrial Exhibi-
tion. PMblications : several
books on chirography. Re-
ereation-, painting and curio.
Address: No. 44, Kago-cho,
Koishikawa, Tgkyo.

Taguehi, Sozaemon (HOii*
itP"!), one of the highest tax-
payers of Akita prefecture,
Auditor of the Omagari Bank;
b. loth w, of the- 1st J/, of
Man-en (ipoS), Akita ; ist s.
of the late Sozaemon Taguehi,
and adopted by Iwazo Tagu-
ehi ; m. Kato, ist </. of his fos-
ter father Address : Omagari,
;Sen-hoku~gun, Akila-ljen.

. Tagura, Taii^l <pg J-© W),
aae 61 .the highest tax-payers
.'oT Pokushima -p/:efact«i:erj.v.#.

the 6th m, of the 12th f. oi
Tempo^ (1841), Fukushima;
2nd s. of Shinzaemon ^a«ii-
^ori ; m. Kuwa, 2nd d. &f ICi-
ehigoro Midzugaki, &f Tokyo.
Address : M ihommatsai Ada- .
.chi-gan, Fukusfeima-ken.

Tajima, AkitosMf'B g «^)i
Expert of Nagasafci - prefect-
ure. Chief of the Marine Pro-
d*!cts» Ejcperimental CWfice.
Address: No. 2, Myotogawa,
Naoiasaki-shi, Magasaki-ken.

Tajima,KiDJi(H S ^ t&L
Ho^-aAukaiuski {2olitic3.l Eco-
nomy and Finance),,. Dean and
Prof, of the^Colle^e. of Law,
Kyoto Imperial UHJversity ; 3.
in 1867 in Kyoto-fu,; e. s. of
Yoshichi Tajima ; m. Masaki,
sndd. of-Sei Kysunofci of To-
kyo-fu Mduc: graduated from
the Law College of the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1894.;
was sent tQ^GermaHy for study.
0\\ returning from Germany
was appointed present post'
Publications: Works on econo-
mics and science . of finance.
Address? Seigoin-cho, Kami-
Ivjo-ku, Kyoto. Td.: 2575.

Tajima, Kinjiro Cffl % ik'^ >
SP5» Colonel of Artillery, ex-
aminer of the ordnance dep't.
of war; If, 1868 in^^Yama-
guchi. Sub-lieutenant, March
1891; Eeut., Nov. 189J; cap-
tain, Dec. 1S96; major, June
. 1903; lieutenant-colonel, Nov.
#507; colc^i,:' August. ,1912.

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T$S

Deccraticms: 5th order of S
T., 4th order of R. S., 4 class
of G. K. Address: the mil-
itary ordnance dep't., Haya-
busa - cho, Kojimaclii - kii,
Tokyo.

Tajima, Shiichi ( W ^ ig — ),
Director of the Shimbi Shoin,
Ltd,; b. in 1 869 in th« province
of Sbinano; s. of Kichibei Fu-
kuyama. Organized the Skhn-
bi Shoin in 1900 ,and was elect-
ed its Director, -Publications :
" Selected Relics of Japanese
Art," "Masterpieces of Far
Eastern Fine Art," " Master-
pieces of the Koriii Scliool,"
etc. Recreation: Fine Arts.
AddTi.&8: No. 20, Suzuki-cho,
Sunigaclai, Kanda-ku, Tokj-o.
Tel. : 1959 Honkyoku.

Tajima, Takenosuke (fflllt^
8!l),Memberof the HouseofFe-
e!s (representing the highest
tax-payers ofSaitama prefect-
ure), President of the Shinobu
Commercial Bank ; b. the 12th
in. of the 2ndj)/. of Keio(t866),
Saitama ; 1st s. of Shin-nosuke
Tajima, a 5'«;««ra/ of Saitama ;
■;;«. Sawa, ist d ofHidezane
Suwa, of the same prefecture.
Once was Master of Hunting
of the Dep't of Imp. House-
hold, 1896 ; has been decorat-
ed with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun in connection with
the late War. Address: Ota-

tsara, Kita-saitarna-gun, Sai»
tama-liCD.

Tajiri, laajiro ( ffl 91 m ^ i?.V
Viscoaat, JJdgahtkahis/d, Pre-
sident of the Board of Audi-
tors ; b. on the 29th of 6th
month in the srdyearofKaev
(1850) in the province of Sa-
tsuma ; jrd s. of Jihei Tajiri,
a samurai ; in. Yoshi, e. d. of
Moritomi Saegusa of Tokyo,
Educ. : studied English at the
Keio-gijuku ; graduated Eco-
nomics, Finance, Politics, and
History at the Yale University..
Upon returning from U. S. A.
was appointed Secretary of the
Dep't of Financcand Prof of
the Imperial University; Direc-
tor of the bureaus of National
Debt, Banks and Revenue

ui succession; Member of the
House of Peers; Vice-Minister
of Finance; ivas nominated
Baron after the Sino-Japanese
War ; then present post ; was
created Viscount as a war re~

Tak,

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vt'arrd; is an acknowledged au-
thority on finance ; is a lectur-
er at the, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity and other, inst'tutions ;
a famous scientist and'exeeu-
tive official: as well.. Heisi-well;
kriown for his hig-h virtue and
[Tiain conducts. Noin-de'y.Biume:
Hokiirai (North thunder).; i?^.-
coration ; Grand Gordon, of 'hs
Rising Sun. Publicatidns:" Zdi-'
iei to Kinyu" (Finance arid
Money Market), and some
other works on economics;
Recreations : Reading and
walking. Address : Kanatomi-
cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo,
Tel.: 156 Bancho.
; ' Takajbayashi, Ihei ( ffi W M :^
M), President of the Shidzuo-
ka-keti Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd., Director
. of the Sekishi Ixink, Ltd.,
and Auditor ofi tlie Hama-
jnatsu Savings Bank,. Ltd.;
b. \\\ 1865 in ShidzLioka-pre-
ft'ccure ; e. s. cf Iwao Takaba-
y.a.=hi; m. IchirJnd d. of Ha ru-
ni Homma of the same prefec-
ture. Address: Sekishi-mura,
Ilamana-gun, Shidzuoka-ken.
Takabe, Gontaro <i% ■(§ %. i:

S!5), lawyer; b. 25th May of
J 869. Educ. : graduated from
the. college of law ^ of the
-Tokyo Imperial Univ. Was
judge for a while. Address:
:No; 26, Shimo-yamate-dori
-5 chome, Kobe. Clubs: Kobe
Foreign Club, Kobe Regatta

k Athletic Club, Kobe For-
eign Board of . Trade, Kobe
Golf Club, Association of For-
eign .Straw' & Chip Braiid
Merchants of Ko.be.
__ Takachi, Yasusaburo (ft J^ ^
H BW, rublicProcurator ofthe
Miyagi Court oi\ Appeal, ..gth
Oi der of Merit ; t. the 1 2th m.
of the ist^.' Ansei (1854) in
Tokyo ; 3rd s: of Shunzo Ta-
kachi, a samurai'; m. Ren,
^//^(f.ofNaoyasu Koidzumi'of
fckyo. Passed the Examiria-
tion for Bench; 1 88 1 ; Public
Procurator ofthe Sandai Dist-
r ct Court, ofthe Appeal Courts
of Miyagi, Tokyo and Naga-
saki ; present post since 1908.
Address: The Miyagi Court
of Appeal, Sendai. - '•-'-

Takaeiiiho, ITobumaro ( if l^fi
^S), Baron (cr. 1884), Meia-
Lier of the House of Pee is; /;.the
1 2th vt. (jf the ist^. of Gv/an-
]i (1864); 2nd $. of Sanenor;
Tokudaiji, Prince,^ and adopt-
ed by Aritsuna Takachiho ; m.
Ypshi-ko, aunt to Kinfuji,Mu-
romachi, Count. Address •• No.
444, Tabata, Takinogawa-
mura, Kitatoshima-gun, To-
Ityo-fu.

Takagi, Jintaro CS ;fc -3:
:k m, B. D.;-D. D., theologi-
an ; b. 18t)4 in Shizuoka-ken.
Educ. : Shiztipka :Normal
School, Toyo Eiwagakko a;nd
Victoria University, Toronto,
Canada, 1895—98. Prof, of

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theology in the Toyo Eiwa-
gakko, pastor of the Central
Tabernacle and chief editor of
"Grokyo," & Methodist maga-
ziae,'. 1899 ; prof, of- theology
at ' the 'Aayaniagakuin since
1904 ; travelled through Eu-
rope and America,-1906--0'7.
Publioations: Christian diction-
ary {a very excellent, and vo-
luminous dictionary) ; some
pamphlets on religion. Ad-
dress: 69, Nichome, Aoyama-
minamimachi, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo.
Takagi, KeBJi (^ Ht S -),

Igakuhakushi (Dr. of Medi-
cine), M.' R: C. S., L. R. C. P.
England,^suir^egn_lig)i.te;tiant
in the reserve ; Prof, in the
Tokyo Jikeikwai In Medical
School, (chair: pathologic),
chief of the innere depart-
ment of the Tokyo Hospital;
b, 1882, in Tokyo; 5.; of Baron
Kenkan Takagi ; m. Yuri,
and d. of Baron Naibu Kanda
in June, 1909. Educ: St,
Thomas's Hospital, London,
Vienna, Strasburg and Berlin
Universities. Gained Trea-
surer's Gold and Mead's
Silver ' medals at Thomas's
Hospital. Recreations: athle-
ticism, music. Address: 14
Higashi Toriizaka, Azabu-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.\ 1335 Shiba.
Clubs'. Tokyo Club, Kojunsha,
Nihon Club, Nichiyeikyokwai
{Anglo- Japanese Asso.), Ni-

chidokukyokwai (Japan-Ger^ ■
man 'Asso.).- '■..'-■■ ;■■ i: ;•
Takagi. Keakwan..f^*S|^),
Biroii (cr. 1905), Igakuhaku-
shi (Dr; of. Medicinepfi)^ Sc"
hon. (Columbia, and P^nn), L
L. D.(v (Durham, Eng.), Ins-
pjctp;.tGs3eia,lj;.g£,._Flfietj and
Ho'spltaik (on tlie 2nd' reserve),
M :mber ofthe Housq of Peers,
Principal of the Jikei-in Medi-
cal College .j i^.the 9tl) 'm. of
the 2ndj/.: of J<aei(.i849), Ka-
goshinii; 1st 5'. of Kenji Ta-
Icagi, a samurai of K igoshima
clan ; ;«. Tomi-ko, istd. ofHi-
sando Sewaki, a samurdi of
Chiba prefecture. Educ: studr
ied Medicine in', England, 18-
75-1 880.. Early connected: with
the Navy and was ultimately
raisedto the rank of Inspector-
General of Fleets and HpspiT
tals in 1885 ; placed on the re-
serve list in 1892, and on the
2nd reserve in 1909 ; had con-
f-'rred on him the degree of
Igakuhakushi in 1 887 ; ilomi-
nated Member of the House
of Peers, 1892. It was during
his tenure of office; that he
adopted a mixed barley and
rice ration in place of rice alone
for the Navy as a preventive
against beri-beri, which had
extensivelyj, prevailed among
men and officers of the fleet,
and suceeded -in putting a stop
to this annoying disease.. On

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retertidng feorate 3ie, witii tbe
help of some others organized
the 'fokyo Chant j?( Hospital,
one oftlie-nMst perfectly ar-
ranged Hiedieail institutions in
Japan ; opened several years
ago the Tokyo Hospital as
his own private enterprise. ¥i-
■sited Europe aiid 'U . S. A; an<i
lectured thefe' on Japanese mi-
litary sa~nitation in conivectiion
with the late War, 1905-1906.
Decoration: 2nd Order oif

Merit. Address-; No. 131, Hi-
gashi - Toriizaka, Azabu-lcu,
Tokyo. Tel.-. 3555 ShiTba. 894

Takagi, iffiasatosM (^TklE^),
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives for lokyo-ffi ; b.
the 12th m. of the 3rd y. of
Ansei (i856)f Tokyo ; 3rd\y.
of Hanjbd Hosokawa, and
adopKed by Imi Takagi ; m.
Kiku, niece to Iwanosuke Ki-
mura^ of Tokyo. Elected M.H.
R., 1890; is welI-know,n as
the blind Member of the House.
Belongs to Kokumintd{ihe¥o^-
ular Early) in the Diet. Ad-
dress: Minami-Shinagawa, Shi-
nagawa - machi; Ebara - gun,
Tokyo. 7>/..- 3iioShiba,

Takagi, Masayoshi (A7fcil-#),
Viscount (cr. 1884), Member
of the House of Peers ; h. 9th
in. of the 6th J/, of Kaei (1853);
2nd. s. of JVIoritsune Takagi, a
samurai of .Siiigs^ prefecture,
and adopted by Masahiro Ta-
kagi, ex-Lord^^ of Tannan clan:

m. Sen-kOj aunt to KikoQko-
chi. Viscount. .Edtfc. .•■ studied
in K5gyokusha, -etc. Twice
efccted M. H. R. since I'Sgy.
Dec&raMon,- 4th Order of the
Rising Sun. Address : 14 Aor
yaiina - Takaki-cha, Akasaika,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2985 Sh-iba. :

Takagi, Masu%ard(rt7KSjfc'Str)
Lawyer, Mctnber of the House
•of Representatives for the city
of Toky0„ Director of the Bi^
sei iRailway •Go,,, Ltd. ; b. Jan.
the :2nd f. of Meiji (1869) in
Tokyo ; e. s. of the late Masu-
ki Takagi] m, YL<>, younger
sister of Masaya Okazaki, law-
yer. Educ. : graduated from
the foriiner Tokyo Hogakko (a
law institution) with honours;
After gra-diuati'OH passed the
Exa<niin:sttion for Bench and
then that for Bar ; began his
practice as lawyer at Tokyo
in 1893 ; in 1898 started -the
publication of the Horitsu Shi-
mbun (The ..Law Journal),
wliich was then the only one
of its kind in Japan and is now
enjoying a wide circulation ;
tnadeat^gur of inspection round
the world in , 1907 ; has been
For sometime Auditor of the
Owariya Bank, Ltd., Tokvo :
elected Member of the House
of Representatives for Tokyo
at tlie last general election,
1908 ; is connected with miany
institutions for the ;public wel-
fare and his generous contri-

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Tak

butions to that purpose have
'been many ; is also an indefat-
igable defender of the citizens
rights and. liberties, having
had several Bills of his own
passed almost unanimously in
the House of Representatives;
is reputed to be one of the
liipst noted personages both
as a lawyer and a politician in
Japan. Is a Member of Kolcu-
minto, the national party. Rec-
reation : photography. Ad-
dress : No. 9, . 4chome, I-f on-
gin-cho, Nihombashi-ku, To-
kyo. 7>/,.- Si7l.d.Honkyoku.
Clubs : Lawyers' Association ;
Bankers' Club, etc.

Takagi, Bobutake (^*^^),
chiefeditorofthe YamatoSht-
mbttn (daily paper), nom-de-
pliime '• Yodo " ; 3. Oct 1872
in tlie prefecture of Shidzuoka-
e. s.^ of the late Shingero Ta-
kagi ; m: Yuki, younger sis-
ter of Yokichi Sato, a samurai
of Tokyo, president of the
Shihata Higher Girls' School.
Sdtic. : studied Chinese cla-
ssics, English, French and
afterwards jurisprudence. Tea-
cEer of common school ; writer
to, the KolcuTnin STiimhim ;
nlan. editor of Kohiimin no
Tomq, writer to , the Tokyo
SMmhim; chief editor of 8M-
zuoJca SMmpo; of the Dai-
Nippon (a magazine) ; of the
Kenseiio-Toho (magazine) and
of the Tokyo NicJiirdcM ; then

present post; haiv been Mein-
ber of the Government Populai
Education Investigation Com-
mittee. Publications: "Goethe"-
"Pitt"; etc. Recreations: Read;
iilg and natural scenery. Ad-
dress: No. 18, Nijikki-cho,
Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. Td:
3620 B.ancho.

Takagi, aenkiehi (ft*^§),
Colonel, Commander of the
-■:nd ^ .Regiment of Ijifantry
despatched to Chosen ; &. in
1867 in Tokyo. Sub-Lieute-
nant, 1 892 ;" Colonel 1910.
Decorcdions : 4th Order of
the E; S. and 4tl). Class of
tlie G. K. Address: Chosen.

Takagi, Eikiiro (^ Tfc H M),
Japanese Representative of the
Han Yeh Ping Iron and Cop-
per Company; b. 19 Oct. the
1 3th jr. of Meiji (1880), in the
province of Rikuzen ; s. ofKo-
renori Takagi; m. 1909, 31 d
d. of Tsunatsune Hashimoto.
Entered the Mitsui Products
Company, and was despatched
to China by the Company ;
retired from ^ the Company
in Jan. 1911; present post,
since Aug. 1910. Address:-
1235 O.-machi, suburb of To-
kyo. {Office : 3, ichome, Uchi-'
saiwai-cho, Kojimachi, To-
kyo) Tel. : (Office) 29, 83
Shiinbashi.

Takagi, Sadae (M -^ %. W>,
advertising agent; 6. 18.57 at
Tokubhima, Awa province ; s.'

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of Shinzo Takaki_; Ki. Hani,
d. of Tsurukiclii Omi. Edue. :
studied at Ch5kyukap of To-
kushima clan, the Tokushima
branch, school of Keiogijuku.
Served at the Senate and the
army ; afterwards enj^-aged by
•'Taito Nippo" and in other
newspaper enterprises, and was
recommenced as secretary ■ of
the Osaka Y. M. 0. A. and
holds its post since 1894 ; is
now one of the directors of
Kyoto Doshisha Univ. ; com-
menced advertising agent,
June 1890; his office named
"Mannensha.^' Beorealions :
music, travelling. AddrSss:
Dbga-shibacho, Tennoji, Osa-
ka. Tel : 2219 Minami. Ch(b:
Osaka Y. M. O.A.
TakagivShichitaro (^ tIc -t; :fc
KP2) Caj)t,,j^attache to, the Yoko -
suE^aval station; '6. in 1869.
Cadet, 1885 ; Captain, 1909.
Decorations: 3rd Order of ub-:
R.S. and 4th class of the G.K
Address : Naval Office, Tokyo.
Takagi, Sukeichi (A'i^il-').
Eeai-;-Admiral, placed on the
reserve list since December
191 2; h. the 7th m. of the 3rd
y. of Bunkyu (1863), Shidzuo-
ka ; 1st J. of Hideaki Takagi,
a samurai of Shidzuoka, and
adopted by Ichisuke Takagi,
a Kagoshima samurai ; m. Ko-
to, 2nd ^. of Sumikata-^Saka-
mote, a samurai of Kagoshi-
ma. Educ. : graduated from

the Naval Staff College. 1897;
by gradual promotion was
finally raised to present post;
took part in the Russo-Japa-
nese War, and has been deco-
rated with the 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: I, ichome, Mita-tsuna-
niachi, Shiba, Tokyo,

Takagi, Teiji Vm * A iS),
Rig-akukakushi{M3.th.Qm3X\cs),
Prof, of the College of Science,
Tokyo Imperial University; b.
in 1875 in Gifu-ken; e. s. of
Kansuke Takagi, m. Toshi,
4th d, of Kuninosuke Tani of
Tokyo-fu. Educ. : graduated
Science at the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1897; was sent
to Germany far study. Assist.-
Prbf. of the Tokyo Imperial
University on returning from-
abroad ; then present post.
Address : Akebono-cho, Hon-
go-ku, Tokyo.

Takagi, Tomoe (^ * ^ ft),
,DirectQFGi,,the Taiwan Medi-
cal .Technical School, Chief
Physician of the Taihoku Hos-
pifeil; l>. in 1858 in Fukushi-
ma-ken ; 2nd s. of Zembei Ta-
kagi ; ftt a German lady.
Educ. : graduated Medicine at
the Imperial University in' 18
85 ; studied in Germany. Ad-
driss : Taihoku, Taiwan.

Takagi, Toyozo (S ;t: S H),
lawyer, Hogakuhakushi, Mem-

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Tak

ber of the House of Peers,
Auditor oftheKirin Beer Com-
pany, and the Hinode Life In-
surance Company ; b. the 5th
m. of the 5th jf. of Kaei (1852),
Tamba province ; 4th s. of
Bun-emon Takagi ; m. Ko, i-
st d. of Nagamasu Sekiguchi,
of Tokyo, £(/Ki7..- studied Law
at Skihosko ; studied in Ger-
many four years by govern-
ment order; Appointed Judge,
1884; Director of the Fuku-
shima District Court ; Judge
of the Court of Cassation ; Di-
rector of the Bureau of Civil
and Criminal Affairs ; Vice-
Minister of Justice; Lecturer of
the Law College of the Tolcyo
Imperial University ; retired
from the government service,
and became a lawyer, 1897;
nominated M.H.P. 1909 ; re-
ceived the degree' of Hogaku-
hakushi, 3901. Decoration : 3-
r.d Order of the Rising Sun.
Publication: Criminal Law, the
Code of Civil Procedure, etc.
Address : Sadowara-cho, U-
shigome-ku, Tokyo.

Takagi, Yohei (M^^M^'M),
apothecary. Director of the
Nippon Patent Medicine Com-
pany yb. the nth m. of the i-
st J/, of Man-yea (i860), To-
kyo ; 1st J. of Mosuke Naga-
tsuka, and adopted by Ssiju
Takaki ; m. Kane, ist </. of
his foster father. Is manufact.-

ufer of a well-known patent
medicine named "Seishintan."
Shop name '.' Osakaya." Once
was Member of the Tokyo Pre-
fectural Assembly, etc. Ad-
dress: 8 Moto-osakicho, Ni-
hombashi, Tokyo. 7e/. : 670
Cho Naniwa.

Takagi, Yotaro Cift 7i« ^,
:k %fO> director of the Fu-
jita-gumi & Co., auditor of
the Osaka Zinc Mining Co. ;
b. December of the 1st y. of
Gwanji (1864) at Hagi, Ya-
maguchi province ; m. Naka
Kimura, Sept. 1893. Entered ,
the present firm, Feb. 1879
and gradually promoted to
the pi-eseiit post. Address^: No.
320 Niemou-cho, liigashi-ku,
Osaka. Id.: 2402 Minami.

Takahama, Siyoshi (j^ -^ jg

7-)> novelist, poet; b. 187410
Matsuyama. Started the pub-"
lication of the Hototogisti, a
literary, magazine and the
oldest one of its kind in Japan,
in which all of his writings
are contained, 1898 ; among
the novels he wrote recently
there are the " Chosen "
and the " Otei-to," first of
wliicli depicts the conditions
of Korea and the latter of
jealousy of women; is one
of the most popular novelists
of Japan of the present day.
Address: Sakuma-cho, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1 332 Shimbashi.
Xalcaliasfii AKiom; (^Wf^S^-

Tak

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Prof, of the NaiaFetnaleHigher
Normal School; b. in 1865 in
Miyagi-ken ; e. s, of Wakichi
Takahashi ; vi. Ura, 2nd d. of
Denkichi Imaizumi of Miyagi-
ken. £duc. : graduated from
the Tokyo ^Higher Normal
School in 1900 ; was sent to
Germany, Immediately after
graduation was appointed As-
sist.-Prof. of his alpta-mater ;
present post in 1909. Address:
Higashi-kido-cho, Nara-city.
Takahashi, Naoto CiSISi'F'l).
RjnJ'eruj Colonel . »ince 1911,
CTiief of the Medical Dep't
of the ISth Army Division;
b. in 1865 in Hiroshima-ken.
Surgeon-SubLieutenant in 18-
86 ; Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colo-
nel in 1 905 . :.. Decorations : 4th
Order of the Ji.S. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address :
i'rikainiiro, Aichi-ken.

Takahashi, Choshu ( iSISfi^),
Vice-President of the 530th
Bank, Director of the Higo
Bank, and the Toyokawa Rail-
way Company ; b. the 9th m.
of the 5th f. of Ansei (1858),
Kumamoto ; ist s. of Chokan
Takahashi, a samurai of Ku-
mamoto ; widower. ^Address :
631 ofNishi, Morinomiya,Hi-
gashi, Osaka. Tel. : 1923.

Takahashi, Sikiehi (*^^S),
President of th6 Seien Bank,
Ltd., and the Kidzuki Indus-
trial Bank, Ltd.; b. in 184 1 in

Oita-ken ; 2nd s. of Bizen Ito;
m. Kima, e. d. of Kazo Toku-
maru. Succeeded his adopt f.
Heiji Takahashi in 1876. Ad-
dress : Kidzuk'-cho, Hayami-
gun, Oita-ken.

Takahashi, Fuminosuke (MM
2fc^SiI), Secretary of the Dep't
of Justice, Chief of the Section,
of Personnel, Procurator of
the Tokyo Appeal Court; il»
in 1864 in Tokyo; 2nd. s. of
Hanjir5 Takahashi, a samurai;
m. Ichi, e. d. of Chokuon Kon-
do of Tokyo. Educ: graduat-
ed from the Senshia Gakko ;
passed the Examination for
Bench in 1887. Judge of the
district courts of Tokyc( and
Yokohama ; then of the Tokyo
Appeal Court ; Secretary of
the Dep't of Justice in 1900.
Address : Nisbi-kofiya-machi,
Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo, let. .'
412 TCyo'bashi.

Takahashi, Gentaro (MWMi^
I!5), Prof, of the 3rd High
School ; b. in i860 in Osaka ;
e. s. of Atsuyoshi Takahashi ;
m. Kayo, aunt of Shinto Nina-
gawa of Shiga-ken.''^ Ediic. :
graduated Science at the Im-
perial University^in 188 1. In-i
structor of the Osaka Middle
School-; then of the 3rd High
School .; Director of the Kaga-
wa-ken Middle School; then
present post. Address : Ima-
degawa - sagaru - Omiya - ch5^

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-Tak

Kanii-ky5-kii, Kyoto.

Takahashi. Hidematsu (gM^
fSJ, Yakugahihakushi, (Dr. of
Pharmacology), ■ Naval Com-
mander Pharmacist on the 2nd
reserve, Advisor to the Teiko-
ku Life Insurance Company ;
the Japan Preventing Putre-
faction Tir^tev Company ; h.
the 8th m,' of the ist y. of
Ansei (1854), Tokyo; 2nd s.
■of Hakukei Sancho, a samurai
of Tokyo and adopted by the
]ate Junzo Takahashi, a sanin-
rai ; m, Tsuyaf j'. sister toBi-
st\ Sakurai, a samurai of Ya-
magata. Educ. : graduated
from the Medical Department
(Course of Medicine) of the
Tokyo University, 1879, Dec-
-oration : Sth Order of Merit.
Address: 28 Tameike-reinan-
zaka-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Td. : 2702 Shiba.

Takahashi. Ikuji ( Iti li II5 ?§ ) ,
Prof, of the 4th High School.
Address: 4th High School,
Kanazawa, Ishikiwa-ken^

Takahashi, Katsuhiro (Si <i
)g| 3i), Examiner of the Bu-
reau of Statistics, Manager
of the Census Taking Pre-
paration Committee; h. the
nth m. of the 5th y. of
Kaei (1852) in Ohiba-ken;
snd. s. oi Katsiishige-Takaha-
shi, samurai of Kururi clan ;
vt. Taki, e\^d. of Gihi Muraka-
mi, also a samurai of Kururi

clan. Edtic. : studied Chinese
classics under^Kido Washizu,
a clan scholar; afterwards stud-
ied foreign languages at the
Daigaku-Nanko (forerunner of
the present Tokyo Imp. Univ.)
and statistics and economics
privately. An official in the
Dep't of Justice, 1873-1875 ; •
in Dajokwan (State JVfinisters'
Office), and in the former
Board of Statistics ; then pres-
ent post ; has been Prof, of the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School as an additional post,
1 891 1904 ; Lecturer of Statis-
tics at the former Police and
Prison Administration School
and at the Institute of Statis-
tics ; taught French at the
Central Military Preparatory
School. Translcdioiis : Eesume
Statistique de I'Empire du Ja-
pon "; " Mouvement de la po-
pulation de^FEmpire du Ja-
pon "; Etat de la population
de I'Empire du Japon"; Causes
de Deces de TEmpire du Ja-
pon " (all of which have been
annually distributed among
the various countries hr fhe
world) ; " Guide to Sfatistics ";
" Census Taking Methods " ;
" History of France " and ma- '
ny other translations of Statis-
tical works of foreign autfiors.
Decorations : 4th Order of Me-
rit ; Officier de I'lnstruction
publique. Address : No. J^ 3-
chome, Sadohara-cbo, Ushiso-

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me, Tokyo. Clubs ; Tokyo
Stati§.^ical Association ; For-
mosan Statistical Association
(Special Member), etc

TakahasM, Juntaro (MWM^
M), Ig:g_^t^kakushi{Dt. of med-
icine); ' Prof. "of "Piianiacology
at the College of Medicine in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 3rd
Order of Merit ; b. the 3rd m.
of the 3rd J/, of Ansei (1856)
in Kanazawa, province of Ka-
ga ; e. s. of the late Sakuki Ta-
- kahashi, a samurai; m. Loise
' Heinrich, ph d. of Jacob Hein-
rich, a German. Educ. : grad-
uated from the College of
Medicine in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1881 ; studied in Phar-
macology and Forensic medi-
cine at the University of Ber-
Ha, i8,82-i88s.p Present post
since 1886. Address : No. 24,
Nakarokuban-cho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1688 Bancho.

Takahashi, Kadzutomo (sM—
^), L.L.B., Editor of the Ja-
pan Times, Prof, of the Keio
University; b. in 1863 at Ta-
nagura, Fukushima-ken ; s. of
Kinzaemon Takahashi; m. Uta
Yamada, 1887. Educ: studied
at the Imperial . University ;
graduated Law at the Michi-
gan University. Joined Japan
Times in 1897. 'Recreations :
Horticulture and fishing. Ad-
dress: Tsunohazu, Yodobashi,
Tokyo-fu. C7?^^. .-Kojun-Sha.

^ Takahashi, Kamejiro (##a
^B!5), Director of the Bukkyo i>
Life Insurance Company,Kyo-
to. Address : 2 Nishi-doton<
bori, Nishiku, Osaka.

Takahashi Katsuchika (^:SI
^H), Directory of the Matsu-
yama District Court ; b. in 18-
57. in Aichi-ken ; jrd s. of Ka-
tsutaku Takahashi, a samurai;
m. Sada, jj/. sister of Kiyoteru
Hatori of the same prefecture.
Educ: passed the Examina-
tion for Bench in 1887. Prin-
cipal Judge of the local courts
of Kumagae and Tokyo ; then
present post in 1906. Address:
Matsuyama-city.

TakahasM, Katsushichi {^M
K-b), Director of the Uraga
Bank, Ltd., and the Kanto
Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1868 in Ka-;
nagawa - prefecture ; e. s. of
Katsushichi Takahashi ; m.
Kaku, e. d. of Tokuzaemon
Komura of the same prefec-
ture. Address: Uraga-raachi,
Kanagawa-ken.

Takahashi, Kin-ichiro (^S^
—W), Prof, of the Okayama
Medidal' College'; b. the "5tli
in. of the 2ndf. of Keio (1866),
Gumma prefecture ; 1st s. of
Shiitei Takahashi ; m. Unieno,i
2nd d. of Chutan Kawasaki,
a samurai of Okayama. Educ:
graduated from the Medical
College of Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1890. Was assistant
oi\i)s- alma mater., 1890; ap-

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Tak

pointed Prof, of the 3rd High
School, 1893 ; then present
post Address. / 10 Uchiyania-
diita-cho, Okayama*

TakahasM, Kishichiro (i^^S
-bSP). Lieutenant -Colonel of
Cavalry, Commandei of the
24th Regiment of Cavalry ; d.
in 1868 in Fukuoka-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant, 1891; Lieut.-Colo-
nel, 1907. Decoration: 4th
Order of X\x& R.S. Address:
Morioka, Iwate-ken.

TakahasM, Koi (^.^ 3te 18),
Member of the House of Rep-
resentatives for. Niigataprefjct-
ure, Director of the Horai Mu-
tual Life Insurance Commany;
b, the I2th in. of the Keio (18-
67), Niigata prefecture ; 4th s.
of Ikuemon Takahashi ; in. Ki-
kuyo, adopt, d. of a certain Aka-
gawa, a ^ainurai of yamagu-
chi. iii/ac." graduated from the
Keiogijuku, 1893 ; studied in
England and America. Was
chief editor of the Pukuoka
Nichinichi Shimbun for eight
years ; went over to Europe
and America ; on his return
home, again entered the Fu-
kiwka Nichinichi Shimbun; Pri-
vate Secretary^ to the Home
Minister (Mr. Haia), 1906;
elected Member of the House
of Representatives for his na-
tive place, 1907 ; became pri-
vate secretary to Home mini-
ster in Aug. 191 1 and i-esi^

gaed it in Dec. 1912. Address:
shiba Park, Tokyo. 'let.: ij-
99 Shiba.
TakahasM, Korekiyo (ii ®^
j#), Baron (or. 1907), Min.'
of Finance since Feb. 1913;
Mem. of the House of Peers,
<>'• the 7th m. of the ist j>. of
Ansei (1854), Sendai; ist s.
of Koretada Takahashi, a. sa--
murai of Sendai clan ; m. Shi-
na, 1st d. of Kinzaemon Hara-
da, a sanmrai of Ka.gQshima..
Educ: studied English ; sent
to America for study, 1867,
and was for several months
treated as a slave through the '
treachery of his knavish Ame-
rican '' guardian "; returned
home the following year. .-Prin-
cipal of the Osaka English
School, 1875 ; appointed an
official of the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce,
1881 ; ultimately resigned to .
become Director of the Patent
Bureau, but he had to abandon
the post owing to being victi-
mized over a " silver mine "
in Peru, he and his friends
who formed a company to
exploit the mine being de-
frauded by a German swindler;
going over to Peru, peaceful
solution was found to the mat-
ter, Nov.. 1893- Apr. 1891;
soon he found a post in the
Bank of Japan 1892 ; promot-
ed a Director having charge

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-of the western sectio'n of* the
Bank, 1893 ; entered the Yo-
kohama Specie Bank as its
Manager, 1895 ; Director, 18-
96; then its Vice-President,
1897 ; elected Vice-Governor
of the Bank of Japan to re-
turn as President again to
the Yokohama Specie Bank,
1906, retaining the former post;
was financial Agent for raising
foreign loans in England and
America, and was dispatched
there twice on an important
mission, 1904-1906; Gover-
nor of the Bank of Japan
till February 1913- Decora-
tion: 1st Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : 10, 3ch5me, Akasaka,
Tokyo.. Tel.: 1720 Shimbashi.

TakahasM, Kuraemoa (S^#
/fe"®??)! one of the highest tax-
payers of Fukushima prefect-
ure. Director of the Kitagata
Water. Power Electric Compa-
ny ; b. the 3rd m. of the 2nd
y. ofAnsei(i85S); Fukushima;
1st s. of Kurakichi Takahashi;
in. Roku, 2nd d. of Kichizae-
mpn Takahashi. Address ; At-
kawa mura, Yama-gun, Fuku-
shima-ken.

Takahashi, Kyuzo {M^WM),
sake brewer, one of the high-
. est tax-payers of Nagano pre-
fecture, Director of the Naga-
no Commercial Bank , d. I Ju-
ne the 5th y. of Meiji (1872),
Nagano ; 1st .y. of the late
Kyiizo Takahashi ; m. Nobu,

y.' sister to Hikohachi Kawa-
.shima, of Niigata prefecture.
Address: Furuma-mura Ka-
mi-midzu-uchi-gun, Nagano -
ken.

Takahashi, Masaemon (i^Mi^
^MV; ex-Mem. of the House
of Representatives for Shiga
prefecture, draper ; b. the 8th ,
m. of the isty. of Bunkyu (i-
861), Shiga; ist .f. of Ryosho
Takahashi ; m. Ai, y. sister to
Momotaro Momo, of the same
prefecture. Once made an ins-
pection tour in Manchuria;
elected M.H.R. in 1908. Ad- -
dress: Motohama-cho, Niho-
nhaslii-ku, Tokyo. Tel : 918
ISTaniwa.

Takahashi, Masujiro (^ISif
^IP)'Mem. of the Examina-
ti onCommittee forPharmacists,
Address: No. 17, Nakasaru-
gaku-cho, Kanda, Tokyo.

Takahashi, Moritar (iti B
ijs ^ 115)^ director of the
Osaka branch and director of
the 18th Bank, Ltd. ; 25 Janu-
ary of the 2nd y. of Ansei
(1855) in Nagasaki ; s. of the
late Juemou Takahashi, a
samurai; m. Kishi, 2nd d. of
Tokujuro Nagami. Served as
superintendent of governor
of Nagasaki before the resto-
ration; afterwards commenced
trading ousmess ; entered the
present bank, 1894 and pro-
moted to the present post.
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Tak

<Ire<is: Edobori-Shimo-dori 3
chomo, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Tel.:
1291 Tosabori. Club: Bank
Clnb.

Takahashi, Rynichi C^ W i^
-')' a large landowner, one of
the highebt tax-payers of Shi-
mane prefecture, Director of
the Hikawa Bank; 3. 31 Oct.
the Sthj/, ofMeiji (1875), Shi-
mane prefecture ; 1st 5. of Shu-
ei Takahashi ; m. Fuyu, 4th
d. of Kaemon Endo, of Shi-
mane, Address: Hibara-mu-
ra, Higawa-guri,Shimane-ken.

Takahashi, Saburo (ft1i2I15),
Yakug-akukakushi{T>v. oi?hdiV-
macology). Pharmacist Cap-
tain of the Navy, an officer in
the Medical Bureau of the Na-
vy; d. i860. Pharmacist 2nd
Commander of the Navy, Oct.
1897 ; Pharmacist Commander
of tlie Navy, Dec. the same
year ; present rank, July 1904.
Decorations ; 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : 145
Kogai-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.

Takahashi, Sakan (ift If 1),
Chief Expert of the Tagi Fer-
tilizer Mfg. Co.; 3. 1862 at
Kochi, province of Tbsa ; s. of
ShobeiTakahashi. JIduc.:gra.-
duated from the former Tokyo
Komaba Agricultural School
in 188c. An official in the
Geological Laboratory, 1880-
1885; Instructor of tlie Saga

Middle School, 1885-1887;
Instructor of the Niiguta Ag-
ricultural school, "1887-1888;
started the publication of the
Nogyo Soshi (an Agricultural
Magazine), i888 ; Lecturer to
the Female Higher Normal
School, 1890-1892; has been
in .Australia and in the New-
Hebrides islands for scientific:
purposes (government order),
1892-1893 ; engaged in Indus-
trial investigations in North
China, 1894-1895 ; Expert to
the Civil Administration Bu-
reau of the Forroosan Govern-
ment, acting as Chief of its'
.Agricultural and Commercial
•Section, 1896-1900; Advisor
to the Shizuoka Agricultural
Association, 1902-1905 ; .Ex-
pert to the Agricultural Ex-
perimerst Farm of the Agricul^
tural and Commercial Dep't
and in addition Industrtii
Advisor to the Chinese go-
vernment, 1905-1907 ; Expert
to Tottori-ken, acting succes-
sively as Chief of the Indust-
rial Section, of the Agricultu-
ral Experiment Farm, of the
Cattle Farm and of the Pro-
ducts Museum, etc, since 19-
07 ; present post in 19 10. Ad-
dress ; Beppumura, Kako-gun,
Hyogo-ken.

Takahashi. Sakue (Si S fi^
iff), Hogakuhakiishilj^Qz^ox of
Law), Prof of International
Law at the College of Law in

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the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. the
lo li m. of the 3rd jy. of Keio
(1867) in the province of Shi-
nano ; e. s. of the late Flaku-
zan Takahashi, a famous scho-
lar of Takato olan ; m. Miya,
e. d. of Tokkei Anzai of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1893; made a"
special study of International
law in England, France and
Germany, Prof of Interna-
tional law at the Naval Col-
lege ; took part in the Japan-
China War iirst as Legal Ad-
visor to the Comrnander ot
the Standing Squadron and
then as Translater to the Fort
Arthur Naval Base ; Hogaku-
hahishi, 1899; present pos.t
since 1901. Publications : " In-
ternational Law in connectio
with the Japan-China War
(in English) and many, other
works on international law.
Address: Akebono-cho, Ko-
raagome, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Takaliashi, Shinbi (g ^ flf

3I)> Surgeon Inspector of the
Navy, chief of the ist Sec-
tion of the Kure Naval
Hospital; b. in 1868. • Edt/c:
the Naval Surgeon School.
Staff-Surgeon, Sept. 1899;
Fleet- Surgeon, Sept. 1 903 ;
Surgeon Inspector, Oct. 1909.
Decorations: 4th Order ofR.
S., Sth Order of S. T. Ad-
dress: the Kure Naval Hos-

pital, Hiroshima-ken.

Takahashi, Shinkiclii.fiS^^S),
Member of the House of Peers,
ex-President of the Hypothec
Bank of Japan; b. the 3rd m.
of the 14th ;;'. of Tempo (18-
43), Kagoshima ; 2nd s, of
Shichito Takahashi, a $amurai
of Kagoshima ; m. Suzu, ist
d. of Masahichi Nakagawa, of '
Tokyo. Early studied Wes-
tern languages at Nagasaki
and compiled an Anglo-Japa-
nese dictionary which brought
him enough money to study
in America for some yeai-s.
Returning home, appointed an
official of the Taxation Bureau
in the Finance Office in 1875 ;
Head of the Nagasaki, Osaka
and Kobe Customs ; Consul
in New York, 1881 ; Secretary
of the Financial Department,
1886; the Director of the
Commercial .Affairs Bureau in
the same Office ; resigned the.
post and became President of
the now nationalized Kyiishij
Railway Company, 1887-18-
98.; nominated M.H.F., (897;
President of the Japan Hypo-
thec Bink, 1 899- 1 909. Deco-
ration: 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun. Address : 2%'? ai\m\- ,
cho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel.: 930
Shiba.

Takabasiii, Sokiclii (jg ^ H

cf)'-Captaiii:of Navy, chief of
the Ordnance Section of the
Naval Arsenal in the Mai-

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TalL

dzuru Naval Station; /;. in
1870. Ednc: the Naval
Academy. Lieut.-Command-
er, May 1902; Commander,
Sept. 1906; Captain, Dec.
1911. 'Decorations: 4th Or-
der of R. S., 5tli Order
of S. T., 4th Class of G. K.
Addi^ess: the Maidzuru
Naval Station.

Takahashij Suetaro (1^ ^ ^"
is. MR). President of the 92ad
Bank, Ltd. Address : Minato-
kami-machi, Fukiii-shi, Fu-
kui-ken.

Takahashi, Snkeshiclii ( MW
fl-i;), Member of the Stand-
ing Committee of the Naoetsu
Chamber of Commerce, Ma-
naging Director of the Niiga-
ta Mining Company, Ltd., Pre-
sident of the Takasuke and
Co., and the Niigata Tug-boat
Co., Ltd., Auditor of the Mei-
ji Transportation Co,, Ltd.,
Director of the Niigata Ken-
kosha; d. in 1854 in Niigata-
prefecture ; s. -"^f Sukeshichi
Takahashi ; m. Mio, y. sister
of Michijiro Okada of the same
prefecture. Address: Naoetsu-
machi, Niigata-ken.

TakasVashi, Taijirq (iffi^^^
SI5), Managin.^ Director of the
Omigavva Agricultural and
Commercial IJank, Ltd.; b. in
1862 ia Chiba-prefecture ; 2nd
s. of Toan Sakuma ; in. Take,
y. sister of Shobei Takahashi of
the same prefecture. Address :

Omigavva-machi, Katori-gun,
Chiba-ken.

TakahasM, Taro (iS ® i:
SW, Director of the Numadare
Bank, Ltd.;^. in 185 1 in Niiga-
ta-prefecture; e.s. of Jinzaemon
Takahashi; m. Aya, aunt of
Chu 1-Iara of the same prefec-
ture. Address: Numadare-ma-
chi, Naka-kambara-gun, Nii-
gata-ken.

Takahashi, Tatsujiro Cift S
^ i^ 1?). Acting Chief of the
Public Works in the Taiwan
Government; b. in 1868 in
Gifu-ken ; e. s. of Wataru Ta-
kahashi, a samurai; m. Mitsu,
2nd d. ot the late Viscount
Buyo Enomoto of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Engineering, To-
kyo Imperial University, in
1 89 1. ^,^(/r^.f.y.' Taihoku, For-
mosa.

Takahashi, Teizo {M^^W),
Nogakiihukushi, Assist. -Prof
of the College of Agriculture,
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (Chair : A-
gricultural Chemistry); b. Sept.
1875 in. the prefecture of Na-
gano; s. of Moemon Taka-
hashi. Ediic. : graduated from
the College of Agriculture i;i
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1900.
Present post since 1906 ; Nd-
gakuhakiishi, 1907. Publica-
tion : Many works and essays
on agricultural science. Ad-

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dress: No. 356, Dozaka-ma-
chi, Komagome, Hongo - ku,
Tokyo..

TakahasM, Tobei (^If^:^
%), Pawn-broker, President
of the Asahi Savings Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Industrial
Savings Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 18'
63 in Tokyo ; in. Yone, e.
daughter of Risabur5 Mitsu-
hashi of Kasiagawa-ken. Ad-
dress : Aoyama - Minami-ma-
chi, Akasaku-ku, Tokyo, Tel..
2804 Shiba.

Takahashi, Toyoo (rSHa^).
Prof, of the Hiroshifna Higher
Normal School. Address: The
Hiroshima Higher Normal
School, Hiroshima-shi, Hiro-
-shima-ken.

Takahashi, Yajihei {.%WiWK
3i_), Director of the Tochigi-
ken Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank, Pres. of Imaiclii
Bank, Director of the Awanb
Bank, the Shimotsuke Electric
Power Company and the Nik-
l<o Electric Railway Compa-
ny, Auditor of the Nikko
Commercia) Bank, and the
Shimotsuke Shimbun Compa-
ny ; b. the 2nd in. of the ist
y. ofGwanji (1864); ist s. of
Yajir5- Takahashi ; m. Masa,
niece to Tokishiro Inaba, of
Ibaraki prefecture. Address :
Imaichi -machi, Kami-tsuga-
^un, Tochigi-ken.

Takahashi, Yasujiro \%^^

■^%), Colone] of Artillery since
Aug. 1912, Commander of the
2nd Regiment of Heavy Guns-
^. in 1869 in Tokyo, Educ.)
bub - Lieutenant of Artillery,
1892; Lieutenant-Colonel, 19-
07. Aide-de-Camp to H. I. H.
the Crown Prince; then present
^o^V Address : Yokosuka, Ka-
nao'awa-keii

Takahashi, ^Kojiro (SUMffi
^15). Commissioner of Kuma-
moto - ken b. in 1872 in Shi-
ga-prefecture ; s. of Taitsu Ta-
kahashi. Educ: graduated
Law at the Imperial Univer-
sity of Tokyo in 1896; passed
the Higher Civil Service Exa-
mination in the same year.
Councillor of Chiba-prefect-
ure ; and after serving in se-
veral prefectures was finally
appointed to the present post
inigii. Address: Official re-
sidence of the prefeture, Ku-
mamoto-city, Kumamoto-ken.
. Takahashi, Yoshiaki (wiiS^
j¥),.iViajor-(jieneral since Sejit.
J9_i I, Gommaruler of the 14th
Brigade of Infantry; h. in 18-
12 in Hiroshima -ken. Sub-
Lieutenant, 1887; Colonel, 19-
07. Decorations.-^ydO'iAtx oi
the R. S. and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address: No. 150, Ha^'
ramachi, U.shigome, Tokyo.
Takahashi, Yoshikazu \% ff

# — )> Railway Officer; <5. the
8th m. of the 4th y. of Ansel
(1857) in Tokyo. Entered

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Tak

the Imperial Railway in 1 873 ;
now is the master of Shin-
bashi Station. Address: No.
I, 2 chome, Shiodome-machi,

Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 2,074.

Takahashi, YosMo (iiili8*i),
Managing Director of the Oji
Paper Manufacturing Compa-
i\y. Auditor of the Kuraya
Mining Company; b. the 8th
m. of the 1st y. of Bunkyia
(l86i), Ibaraki prefecture; 4th
s. of Tsunehiko Takahashi ;
vt. Yo, 2nd d. of Ki Hii-aoka,
a samurai of Tokj^o. Once
served in the Mitsui Company-
Address: 55 Ichibancho, K6-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 84 Cho

Bancho.

Takahata, Shinkichi (ia^ir
"a)' rich rice merchant; b. the
3rd m. of the 2nd y. of Kaei
( 1 849), ■ Tokyo ; J/, sister to
Kenzo Shibuya, and adopted
into the family of Takahata ;
in. Tama, 1st d. of Kin Kiku-
ma, of Saitama prefecture. Ad-
dress .• r I Renjyakucho, Kan-
da, Tokyo. Tel. : 1935 Hon-
kyoku.

Takahata. Teizo (^ te( IS 3],
Igakuhakushi, Mem. of the Ex-
amination Committee, for Me-
dical Practitioners. Address :
Nagasaki.

Takahira, Kogoro (S^'J^E

M), Baron, Ambassador (En

desponsabilite^ ; b. in 1 854 at

Ichinoseki, Rikuchu ; ;^rd s.

of Santetsu Tazaki, a samu-

rai; was adopted by Mafuji
Takaliira ; m. Kiyo^ 2nd d. '
of Shinpei Nishiyama of To-
kyo. Entered the Dep't of

Foreign Affans m^t876; Chan-
cellor at Washington in 1870;
3rd Class Secretary in r§St ;
JuRior Secretary of the Dep't
of Foreign Affairs in 1883;
Secretary of the Dep't in 1885;
then of Legation in 1886; Cdn-
sul-General at New York in
1887; Minister Resident in
1888 ; Minister Plenipotenti-
ary at Rome in 1890; was
transferred to Vienna in 1891;
Vice-Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs in 1899; Minister Pleni-
potentiary at Washington in
1900 ; Peace-Delegate in 19-
05 ; Mem. of the House of
Peers in 1906; Ambassador
at Rome in 1905; nominated
Baron in the same year ; was
transferred to Washington in
1906; recalled in 1907. Ad-
dress: Shimo-Shibuya, Tokyo-

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974 J

fu ; Tel.: 966 Shiba.

TakaMro, Jihei {%M'-k^)y
Sedge-hat dealer,,, one of the
highest taxpayers of Toyama-
ken ; President of the Taka-
oka Kyoritsi! Bank, Ltd., and
of the Fukuoka Domei Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Hokuri-
ku Artificial Fertih'zers Co.
Ltd., the Chuyetsu Railway
Co, Ltd., and of theToyama-
ken Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank, Ltd. ; b. the ist in.
of the 6tli _y. of Ansei (1854)
in Toyama-ken ; e. s. of Hiko-
hachi Takahiro ; m. Satsu, ^.
daughter of Isenaga Futami of
Toyama - ken. Succeeded his
father in 1889. Address: Fu-
kuoka- machi, Nishitonamii
gun, Toyama-ken.

Takai.HiroyosH ( ^ ^m a),
Lieutenant-General on the 2ad
feserve'j'X'tTie 8th 1«. of. the
1st y. of Kokwa (1844), Toku-
shiiiia prefecture; 2nd s. of
•Gorotayil Takai, a samurai of
Tokushima ; m. Masa, e. sister
to Toshimasa Shiratori,' of To-
kyo. Early entered the Mili-
tary service, and after succes-
sive promotion, was finally
raised to present rank in 1906;
once served as Commander of
the 4tb Infantry Guards Re-
giment, and Commander of the
15th and 24th Brigades of In-
fanbry, etc; took part in the
Japan-China War. Decoration:
2nd Order of the Double Rayed

Rising Sun. Address : (5kma.-
ya - mura, Akashimachi - no ■-
uchi, Akashi-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Takai, Rigoro (ift ^i^ fij r 115),
Director of the Kagawa Te-
chnical School, Expert to Ka-
gawa-prefecture. Y4^^/r^.y.y.- Ta-
kamatsu-city, Kagawa-ken.

Takaku.; Kaoru CM X W),
"Vice-Chief of the Business De-
partment of the Okura firm.
Director of the Japan Natural
Gas Co., Ltd., Auditor of the
Dai Nippon Deep-Sea Fishery
Co., Ltd., Lecturer of the
Keiogijuku Univ. ; d. Sept.
the 7th f. of Meiji (1874) in
Mayebashi, Gumma - preftct-
ure; s. of Issho Takaku. Ediic :-
graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1897. Enterd the service of
the Okura-gumi immediately
after graduation ; made an in-
spection toiir of Europein the
suite of Mr. Kihachiro Okura,
1900; served at the London
branch of the fimi ; Manager
of the Yokohama branch, 19-
02 ; present post in addition
to Chief of the Export Dep't
since igos . ^ddress : No. 26-
85, Sanno, Omori^Ebara-gun,'
Tokyo-fu. 7>/..-8-Omori. Chi 6s:
Kojunsha, Japan Trading As-
sociation, Omori Club.

Takakura, tTsamaro (ig *
■W S Ig), Prof, of the Tokyo
li'gher Normal School ;. d. in

1867; y. brother oi Naganori
Takakura, Viscount; in, Tsuna,
3rd daughter of Shin-ichi Arai
of Tokyo-fu. Edtic: graduated
Science at the Tokyo Impsria!
University in 1894. Was ap-
pointed present post in ipoo
Address : Nishi - kata - machij
Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Takakusagi, Shigetsura (®:?

;^.ffi9!])>C'Olonel, Cominander of

the i^th Regiment of Infantry;

i. in i860 in Gumma-ken.

Sub-Lieutenant, 1886; Colonel
1907. Decorations : 3rd Order

of the G. K. Address: Akita,

Akita-ken.

Takakusu, Junjiro (;ift IB WB ^
!|5), Bungdkuhakushi, M. A.
(Oxford Univ.), Magister Ar-
tium Bonarum, Doctor Philo-
sophiae (Leipzig Univ.), Prof,
of the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imperial University
(chair : Sanskrit) ; h. the 5th
m. of the 2nd_j'. of Keio (18-
66), Bingo province ; ist s. oi
Kvvanzo Sawa, a samurai of
Tsu clan, Ise, and adopted by
Magosaburo Takakusu ; m.
Shimo, ist d. of his foster fa-
ther. Educ: studied Buddhism
at Kyoto; graduated from Ox-
ford University, 1890- 1894;
studied in the Kiel, Berlin,
and Leipzig Universities ; re-
turned home in 1897. Appo-
inted Lecturer of the College
of Literature of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1897;

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private Secretary to the Mini-
ster of Communications (Vis-
count Suyematsu); and then
present post ; received the de-
gree of Bungakukakuski^ 19-
00 ; was for some years Presi-
dent of the Tokyo Foreign
language School, resigding
the post in 1908. Has trans-
lated several Sanslcrit and
Pali works ; stayed in London
under Viscount Suyematsu
during the late War endeavor-
ing to make tiie real standing
of Japan clear to foreigners
and prevent misunderstanding
of the Empire of Japan. Pu-
blication : besides above men-
tioned. Text Book of Sanskrit
Literature, Pali Buddhistic Li-
terature, Cochin China and
many others. iAddress : 1 902
Sendagaya, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo. Tel: 788 Bancho.

Takamatsn, Ckozaemon (ft 12
S:fe^P^), face-powder manu-
facturer, a rich merchant ; b.
the sth m. of_the 2hdy. of
Ansei (1855), Osaka; 2nd s.
of Jiemon Nakai, and adopted
by the late Chozaemon Taka-
matsu ; in. Michi, 1st d. of his
foster father. Address: loi,
I chome, Kita-kyutaro-mach\,
Higashi-ku, Osaka. 7>/,.' 866.

Cho Higashi.

Takamatsu, Sadaichi (^S^
— )» rice and manure dealer.
Director of the Horikawa Sav-
ings Bank ; (5. the 1st in. ot

Tak

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tbe jrdjj'. of Keio (1867), Ai-
chi ; Sth s. of Kyuiuke Suzu-
ki, and adopted by Sadasuke
Takamatsu ; ;«. Toshif 3rd d:
of Nue-emon Kasuya of Aichi.
Address : 21 Nayamachi, Na-
kaku, Nagoya. T^el. : 795.

Takamatsu, Toyokichi (Sfe
So), Kdgakuhakuski, Hono-
rary Prof of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, Chairman of
Board of Directors of the To-
kyo Gas Co., Ltd, and of the
Japan-Korea Gas and Electric
Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1852 at To-
kyo ; s. of Kihei Takamatsu;
■m. Tatsuko, 2nd d. of Kyiibei
Mizumachi. Educ: graduated
Chemistry at the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1878. Prcf
of the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sityj then of the Tokyo Higher
TechnicaF School ;. Comptrol-
ler of the Patent Bureau of
the Dep't of Agriculture and
Commerce ; Director of the
Tolcyo Gas Co., Ltd., Special
Mem. of the Tokyo Chamber
of Commerce ; Vice-President
of the Dai-Nippon Weaving,
Association; Councillor of the
Japan Grand Exhibition in 19-
17 .(4^r^5.s.- Nishi-kata-ma-
chi, Hongo, Tokyo ; Tel.:- 10-
7i"Shitaya.

Takami, Hisashi (S^M, <|),
Chief editor of the Osaka fiji
Shimpo {d&Wy paper); d. in 18-
72 in Okayama-ken; j. ofMt-
tsusane Takami ; fn. Matsu, e.

d. of Chiajiro KawasJiima ,of
Tochigi-ken. Educ: studied
at the Keiogijikih Entered the
Jiji-shimpo \n 1891 ; was spe-
cial correspondent in Seoul of
th&Jiji at the commencement
of the Japan-China war; after-
wards sent to the front as \va-
correspondent and after rer
porting the battles of Asan,
Pingyang and Yalu again re-
turned to Seoul ; was recom-
mended by the then Count
Inouye as Advisor to the Ko-
rean Government which post
he accepted and remained in
that capacity for four years ;,
again entered the Jij'i in 1899;
then present post. Address :.
Mileage - machi, Muko - gun,
Hyogo-ken.

Taiamine, Asanori, (ffi # |ij
iS;), Pi-esident of the Okinawa
Bank, Ltd., and the Okinawa
Prefectural Assembly ; 3. in
1868 in Okinawa-ken ; e. s. of
Asanaga Takamlne, a. samu-
rai) m. Kame, 2nd d. of Asa-
tada Tokuyasan. Educ: stud- '
ied at the Peers' School and
the Keiogijukti. Founded the
Ryukyu Shimpo,, a daily paper,
in 1892 and became its editor;
organized the Okinawa Bank,
Ltd." ; was on the organizing
committee of the Okinawa-ken
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Ltd. . Address : Shurt,
Okinawa-ken._ . ,

Takamlne. ChoshiB ( ift ^ i|a

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Tak

^), Director and Manager of
the Okinawa Bank, ^Auditor
of the Okinawa Manure Com-
pany, etc. ; b. the nth wi. of
the 2nd J/, of Bunkyu (1862),
Oidnawa ;c ist i'. of Chdsei
Takamine, a samurai of Oki-
nawa prefecture ; m. Oto, Jst
d. of Asakore Watahisayama,
also an Okinawa samurai. Ad-
dress : Daichu, Shuri, Okina-
wa-ken.

Takamine, Jflkichi (ftSlia /,
Kogakuhakushi (Dr. of En-
gineering), Yakugakuhakushi
(Dr. of Pharmacology), Dr.
Sc, inventor of " Taka Dias-
tase," "Adorenalin" and other
patented medicines; b. the 9th
m. of the istjf. of Ansei (18-
S4), Kanazawa, Kaga provincej
1st s. of Sii-ichi Takamine, a
samurai of Kanazawa clan; m.
a daughter of .1 well-known
druggist in Chicago and a
relative of Henry George.
Educ. : graduated from the
Engineering College (applied
chemistry) of the Tokyo Uni-
versity, 1879; further studied
in England. Returning home
in 1 88 1 was appointed Che-
mist of the Department of
Agr. and Com. where he did
much in the improvement of
sake brewing and indigo mak-
ing ; attended the World's
Faif at New Orleans in 1884
as Japanese Commissioner, and_
since then he has settled in

U. S. A. ; he invented a pow-'
erful , alcoholic ferment and
established the Takamine Fer-
ment Company in Chicago.
Address: c/o Japan Club, New
York. ..

Takamura, Koun (ifi^ijfcft),
Prof, of the Tokyo Fine Art
Academy; b. the 2nd in. of
the 5th;!/. of Kaei (18.52), To- '
kyo ; 2nd s. of Kenkichi Na-
kajima, and adopted by Etsu
Takamura; w. Waka, adopt,
d. of Seikichi Kaneya, of To-
kyo. Educ: fctudied sculpture
under the famous Toan Taka-
mura. So a well-known sculp-
tor. Decoration: 5 th Order of
Merit. Address: 155 Koma-
gome, Kita-machi, Hongo-ku,
Tokyo. Tel: 4164 Shitaya.

Takane, Yoshihito (ftffiRA),
lawyer, Hogakuhakushi, ex-
Prof.-^of the Law College of
the Kyoto Imperial University
(chair : Commercial Law and
English Law) ; b. the 7th m.
of the 3rd y. of Keio (1867),
Fukuoka prefecture; 2nd i', of
Masaya Takane, a samurai of
Fukuoka ; m. Yuki, 5th d. of
Giho Tomida, a samurai of
Gumma prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the Waseda
Semmon Gakko and the Law
College of the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo, 1892; stud-
ied' Commercial Law in. Eng-
land and Germany, 1 896-1900:
Appointed Prof, of the Law

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College of the Imperial Uni-
versity of Kyoto, 1900 ; re-
ceived the degree of Hogaku-
hakushi,. 1901 ; resigned the
professorship, and became a
lawyer, Feb. 1907. Address :
I, I chome, Yaesucbo, Koji-
machi, Tokyo. Td. : 69 Cho
Honkyoku.

Takano, Iwasaburo dMM^S.
M), Hogakuhakushi, Prof of
Statistics in tUc Tokyo Impe-
rial University. Address : No.
13, Akebono-cho, Eomagome,
Hongo-ku> Tokyo.

Takano, Kaneshige (ft gf #
fi)i Lawyer, Patent-agent; d.
in i872atMatsuyama, Ehime-
ken; s. of Kanemitsu Takano;
WfcSatoko, jr^. d. of Naoyoshi
Okuda, Viscount.'^^i/«<r..- gra-
duated Law at the Private
Chiio University in 1896. Has
been successively a teacher,
newspaper writer, member of
the H. R. for Matsuyama. Rec-
reations: travelling and Utai.
Address : Wis\\\k{-chb, Kanda-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 605 Hon-
kyoku. Clud : Tori club, Ha-
tachikwai (a lawyers' society);
Takano, Mataichi (ft ^ i^

— )' manager of Shirokiya
Gofukuten, which is one of
the famous draper of Tolcyo.
Educ: graduated from the
Tokyo higher commercial
school. Once held the post
as principal of commercial
schtx)l : afterwards entered

the present department store.
Address: No.. 19 Sakuragi-
cho,. Shitaya, Tokyo.

Takano, Takeshi (.ft if SJ),

Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 67th Infantry
Regiment; b. r868 Niigata-
ken. Sub-Lieut,, June 1886;
Lieut., Nov. 1890; Captain,
Feb. i8g6; Major, July 1903;
Lieut.-Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, Sept. 191 1. De-
corations: 4th Order of R.
S., 3rd Order of S. T., 4th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Hamamatsu, Shizuoka-
ken.

Takaao, Yoshiya (ftifffi^),
P.i-of of the and High School;
b. Sept. the 5th y. of Meiji
(1872) in Sendai ; 2nd s. of
Naosuke Takano, ■a^ samurai;
m. Michie, e. d. of Sadao Ka-
geyama of Miyagi-ken. Educ.:
graduated from the College of
Science in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1899. Present post since
graduation. Address: No. no,
Kitasamban-cho, Sendai, Mi-
yagi-ken.

Takaoka, Kumao (M M
W. ^)» HogakuhahusM. (Dr.
of Law), Prof of the Tohoku
Imp. XJniv, (chairs : agrioal-
tural politics and coloniza-
tion); 6. the 8th m. of the
4th y. of Meiji (1871) in
Shimane-ken ; s. of Michitaka
Takaoka ; m. Chika, - 3rd d.
of Hiroe Hagiwara. Edua. :

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Tak

graduated from the Sapporo
Agricultural Schcol in 1896 ;
studied agricultural politics
"arid colonization in Germany,
1902— 1S05 ; Assist. Prof, in
the Sapporo Agricultural
School, 1898 ; Prof, in the
same, 1906 ; present post since
1908 ; completed the work of
census of Sapporo district,
1910. Publiealiom: "Inner
Colonization of Japans"; Agri-
calture in Hokkaido"; "The
Sapporo Census"; "Agricul-
tural politics." Address : Sa-
ppro, Hokkaido.

Takaoka, NaokicM ( ^!S3 i:S ),
Grovernor of iShimane-pr efec
ture ; 3. in 1 86b in Shimane-
prefecture ; e. s. of Michiyoshi
Takaoka, a samurai; m. Ume,
adopted, y. s. of Masasuke Ko-
shiba- of- the same prefecture.
£'(/«^..* graduated from the Sap-
poro Agricultural School in
1882. Councillor of Hokkaido
Government; Chief of a Sec-
tion; then secretary; then pre-
sent post. Address : Matsue-
shi, Shimane-ken.

Takarabe, Hyo (Bf ^ M),
Rear-Admiral, vice - Minister
of the Navy ; <5. the 4th m. of
the 3rd J/. ofKeio (1867), Ms-
yazaki prefecture ; 2ad s^of
Taneaki Takarabe, a samurai,.
of Miyazaki; tn, Ine, ist d. of
Count Gombei Yamamoto.
Admiral. Educ. : graduated
from the Naval Staff Collegej

1 892 ; studied in England.
Commander, Sept. 1902; Cap-
tain, Jan. 1905 ; llear-Admi-
ral, Dec* 1909; once served
as Commander of the battle-
ship Fuji, Chief of Staff of the
ist Squadron, and Director of
the Temporary Naval Const-
ruction Department, etc.; took
part in both the Japan - China
War and the Russo - Japanese
War. Decorations : 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite, 3rd Order
of Merit with the Cordon of
the Rising Sun, and many
other foreign orders. Address:
5 19 Shirogane-sank6ch5, Shi-
ba, Tokyo. 'Tel. : 1090 Shiba.

Takarayama, Miyukielii (ffiUl
sfeMa)> President of the Kami-
oka Bank, Ltd., and the Ban-
shu Buckwheat Co., Ltd., Di-
rector of the Banyo Civil En-
gineering Co., Ltd., the Nip-
pon Maruten Soy Co., Ltd.,
the Improved Farming Tools
Mfg. Co., Ltd., and the Ta-
tsuno Tailor Co., Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Tatsuno Electric
R'ly Co., Ltd.; b. iti 1857 '"
Hy5go-ken; e. s. of Yusuke
Takarayama ; m. Yone, e. sis-
ter of Toyozo Nakayama of
the same prefecture. Address:
Kamioka-mura, Ibo-gun, Hyo-
go-ken.

Takasaka, Mambei (^ =K ^ :R
®), President of the Nisshm
Match Company ; maltch ma-
nufacturer; b, the 3rd m. of

Tak

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the isty. of Gwanji (1864),
Hiroshima; ist s. of Sanesuke
Takasaka ; iw. Teru, e. sister
to Teikichi Watabe, of the
same prefecture. Address : 61
Saiku-machi, Hiroshima-shi.

Takasaki, Chikaaki (iaj# iffi
%% w. of the House of Peers; 5.
in 1853 in Kagoshima-ken; e.
s. of Chikahiro Takasaki, a
samurai; m. Ei, e. d. of Ham-
bei Takasaki- of the same pre-
fecture. Entered the Police
service in 1875 ; Police-Inspe-
ctor in 1879 ; Police-Superint-
endent ; Chief of Police in the
prefectures of Mi3'9^i and 0-
saka ; Secretary of Osaka-pre-
fecture; Director of the Bureau
of Police ;^ Governor of the
prefectures of Ibaraki, Naga-
nOj Gkayania, Miyagi, and
Kyoto-fu; then of Osalsa-fu.
Address: Tennoji-Katsuyama-
dori, Osaka.

Takasaki, Miero (ift^SSIS),
one of the liiohest tax-payers
of Ibaraki prefecture, Director
of the Sahara Kogyo B.mk ; .
b, 4 Sept. the' icthy. of Mei-
ji (1877), Ibaraki; i.st j. of
Shiuzo Takasaki; m. Isa, 2nd
d. ol Yahei Miyauchi, of the
same prefecture. Address: A-
so - niachi, Nanickata - gun,
Ibaraki-ken.
Takasaki, Yasnshiko ( ft it ^
__ ^J, Baron, Member of the
House of Peers; !>/ 15 Mar.
the 2nd j/. of Meiji ( i 2,6j\ \ si

s. of Baron Goroku Takasaki^
a sauiiirai of Kagoshima clan.
Educ. : studied _ in Arnerica.
Appointed Master ofCererno-
nies, 1891; M. H. P., 1897.'-!
Decoration : 4ih Order of tiie-
Ri-sing Sun. Address: 20 Sin--
genya - cho, Azabu, Tokyo,.
Tel.: S48 Toku cho Shiba."

Takazawa, Kimbei ['MW'k^'
^), one of the highest tax-
payer of Chiba prefecture,
Director of the Marata Bank,
Auditor of the Kisarazu Bank;
b. the 1st m. of the Sth y. of
Kaei (1852), Chiba; ist s. of
Kichibei Takasawa; m. Kichi, '
2nd d. of Shintaro Izawa, of
the same prefecture. Address:
Kururi - machi, Kimitsu-gun,
Chiba-ken.

Takase, Seijiro (iS^ ?f ~
BR), Colonel of Artillery, Coni-
mander of the ' Keeluug For t ;i,
6. ia 1863 in Ibaraki-ken.
Sulj-Lieutenant. 1885 ; Colo-
nel, 1807. Decorations: 3rd-
Order of the li. S. and 31 d
Class of the G. K. Address r
Keelung, Formosa.

Takase, Takejiro (ig il S^ ^
SI5)i Bungakuhakuslii, Prof of
Chine.se classics at the College
of Literature, Kyoto Imperiil
"Iniversity. Address: Kyoto
Daigaku, (now abroad for
study) .

Takase, TJmekiehi ^_ C® ii>
i)§ *5^ manager of the Osaka
branch of the Gh5sen bank :

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Tak

*. tlie 9th m. of the 6th i/.
of Meiji (1873) at Mito, Iba-
raki-ken ; w. Hafil, 1902.
Eduo. : graduated from the
law college of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1899. On his gradua-
tion Eerved at T5kai bank ;
then present post since 1910.
JRecreation : fishing with rod
and line. Address: No. 1, 1
■chome, Funakoshi-clio, lliga-
shi-ku, Osaka. Tel:: 1309
Higashi. Club^- : Ginko club,
Osaka club.

'.fakasliima, Hokkai (iffi ^ :|h

W)r artist, Japanese painter;

3. the 9th m. of the 3rd f:

of Kayei (1850) at Hagi-

machi in the province of

Nagato. Ediic. : learned

paintings from his father. He

exhibited his masteroieces at
several exhibitions and was

awarded several times prizes
and diploma; was expert of
the Dep't. of Agri. and Com.
until 1897. Address: No. 6
Motozono-cho, Kojimachi-ku,
Tokyo.

Takashima, Kaemon (iliS^
^'M^)> millionaire; d. the nth
/«. of the 6th >. of Tempo ( J 8-
35), Tokyo ; ist s. of the late
Kahei Takashima, a samurai
of Kauagawa; m. Kura, 2nd d.
of Bunkichi Shimada, of Ka-
nagawa. Early carried on an
import business and had the
misfortune to be thrown into
prison on the charge of hav-
ing transacted business with

foreigners without permission;
studied Eki, the art of fortune-
telling ; resumed business on
being released ; reclaimed se-
veral hundreds of acres of land
bttween Yokohama arul i^"
nagawa to adopt it for the
construction of the railway;
and afterwards presented it to ■
the Government, which land
now bears the nam.e of "Taka-
shima Street"; one of the
founders of the Yokohama Gas
Works, and once held the
chair of President of the Hok-
kaido Colliery and Steamship
Company ; also , engaged in
several other enterprises, and
as all of these proved success-
ful he amassed a considerable
fortune. Address: 1780 Aoki-
ch5, Yokohama. Tel.: 430.

Takashima, Kahei (^1^:R.
^), one of the highest tax-
payers of Kanagawa prefec-
ture, President^af the Aichi
Cement Company, Auditor of
the Yokohama Telegraphic
Wire Manufacturing Compa-
ny, engineering v/orks cont-
ractor; b. the 6th m. of the
2nd>', of Kaei(i849), Ibaraki
prefecture ; 4th i-. of Kyubei
Yakushiji, and adopted by
Kaemon Takashima in : 868 ;
^\Ao\vz.x'/ Address: 81, 5 cho-
me, ,Qgami-ch6, Yokohama.
Tel.: 105 Cho. ' .

Takashima, Kanetaka(i^^#

Tak

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#)' Director of the Saijo Ag-
ricultural School, Expert to
the Hiroshima Agricultural
•Experiment Farm. Address:
Saijo - machi, Kamo-gun, Hi-
roshima-ken.

Takashima, KokiiijiC^^<I>^
?p)» Vice-President of the D-
kura Firm, Director of the
Nippon Shoes Manufacturing
Company, " the Nisshin Bean
•Cake Manufacturing Compa-
ny, the Nippon Leather Com-
pany, and the Otaru Timber
Company, Auditor of the Te-
tsugyo Bank ; b. the 4th in. of
the 1st jy. otBunkyu (i860) ;
1st s. of Y.uhachi Takashima,
a samurai of Kawagoe clan ;
m. Tsuru, 3rd d. of Kihachiro
Okvira, a millionaire of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the
Keiogijuku, 1879. Taught in
his alma mater for a.bout five
• years ; vyent over to America
for the purpose of business
inspection, 1886- 1888 ; on his
i-eturn home, entered the D-
kura Firm, and became its
Vice-President in 1S97. Ad-
dress: 7, 2 chome, Nagata-cho,
Kqjimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 80
Shimbashi.

Takashima, Mantaro C^ES,
■kW>, Capt, of the Navy,'(Jom.
of the battleship JH/, 'V; > t 866.
Educ: the Naval Cadet School.
2nd Commander, June 1898 ;
Commander, Sept 1903; Cap-
tain, Sept. 1908. Decorations ■

3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
Sth Class of the Golden Kite'
Address : 5 1 Komagome Sen-
dagi-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.
_ Takashima, Tokuzo (Ig ^ #
— ), pamter, Mem. of the Fine
Arts Examination Committee.
Address: 2 chome, Motozono-.
cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

Takashima, Tomonosnke (iti,&
^2;SI), Viscount,- Privy Coun-
cillor, Lieutenant-General (in
the 2nd reserve); d. on the 9th
of I ith month of the ist yeai-
of Koka ( 1 844) in Kagoshima-
ken ; pjt s. of Kahei Takashi-
ma, a retainer of Shimazu
clan. Played a distinguished
part under the late Takamori
Saigo at the Restoration. ■ Co-
lonel in 1874; Director of the
Kyo-do-dan (defunct Military
Non - Commissioned Officers'
School) in 1875,; was Major-
General in the time of Saigo
Rebellion ; sent to France in
1879; Lieutenant-General in
1 883 • created Viscount in j8-
84 ; War Minister in 1891 ;
Privy Councillor in 1892; Co-
lonial Minister in 1897. Ad-
dress : Kioi-cho, JCojimachi,
Tokyo ; Tel.: 288 BanchS.

Takashima, To-motake .(S&
SK)> Colonel, .Commander of
the ^Ucl Infantry Regimeat of
the Body guards ; b. 1 n 1 867
in Kagoshima-ken. Sub-Lieu-
tensint, 1888 ; Colonel, 1908.
Decorations : ■ 3rd Order of the

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Ti'i

R. S. and 31-d Class of the G.
K. Address: No. 162, Seki-
guchi-cho, Koishikawa-ku,
Tolcyo.

Takasu, Kea-ichiro (jgjiNj^—
lU), Igakuhakuski (Paediatrik),

Prof, of the Osaka Medical
College. Address: JS'o. 10, 4cho-
me, Sueyoshi-dori, Minamiku,
Osaka. Tel. : 2195 Minami.

Takasugi, Einsaku C^^^f^),
President of the 59th Bank,
Auditor of the Hirosaki Bank;
i>. the loth m. of the ist j/. of
Man-yen (i860), Aomori pre-
fecture ; 1st .y. of Fukumatsu
Takasugi ; widower. Address:
Takasugi-mura, Nakatsugaru-
gun, Aomori-ken.

Takasugi, Takizo (M^mM),
A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Lecturer
at Waseda University ; 6. in
1 87 1 at Hirosaki, Aomori-
ken ; s. of Eizo Takasugi, a
samurai; m. Ayako, iph d. of
the late judge Tsunet.imi Hi-
romi. Educ. : graduated Li-
terature at the Northwestern
University. U. S. A. Has been
Lecturer at Ms alma mater,
Aoyama Gakuin and the To-
kyo Higher Normal School in
succession. Recreations: wrest-
ling, baseball a,nd Utai (old
Japanese songs ) . Club: Tokyo
English Speaking Society and
A (? (Phi Delta Theta). Ad-
dress: Kobinata - Dai - machi,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

Takata, KOan (M EB # %^,
Physician, President of the
Toyo Naikwa (Internal di-
seases) Hospital, and-of the
Nanko Hospital ; b. the 8th m.
of the istjj/. ofBunkyu(i860,
in Kyoto-fu ; 2nd s. of Mori-
masa Mashiyama; »«.Teru-ko,
e. d. of MasayosH Hikida, of
Tokyo. Educ. : studied at the
Kyoto Medical Preparatory
School (1876-5879) and at the
Kyoto Medicel School (1879-
1884); graduated from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imp Univ., 1899. Assist.-Phy- '
sician (of Internal Diseases) of
the University Hospital and
Lecturer of Nursery in the Uni-
versity, 1890-1896; operator
of physical, treatment and cli-
nical lecture of the internal di-
seases at the now defunct Sai-
seigdkusha, a medical institu-
tion then under management
of Dr. T. Hasegawa, 1893-
1903; in 1894 went over to
Hongkong as representative of
the Tokyo Medical Associa-
tion, the Gakushtkaiin (Impe-
rial Academy) an 1 of the Na-
tional Medical Science Insti-
tute to present words of con-
dolence to Doctors Aoyama
and Ishigami who were unfor-
tunately attacked by Pest while
engaged in investigation of
that epidemic in that port and
returned "^kome in company
with them after their reco-

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veries two months later. Fiid-
lication: ""Auscultation of Oral
cavity," " Special Treatment
of Tuberculosis " and many-
other medical works. Address:
I, 3 chome, Kanda, Tokyo.
Tel. : 898, 888 Honkyoku.

Takata,' Minoru CK H K).
actor;- h. 187 1 ; lotk s.; of
Takayoshi Takata> a samurai
oi the Shogunate, and fen-
cing master. Educ. : private-
ly. Made his first appearance
on stage at Miyatoza ; once
entfred the Kabukit theatre ;
afterwards joined theHongoza
and has remarkably been suc-
cssful ; is -well known as or of
the foremost actors of the new
scbool Address: No. 31, M-
shiedogawa, Koishikawa-ku,
Tokyo.. - ' V : : . :;.

Takatar Motojiro Cifc ffl tc in
3), Director of the Industrial
Bureau of the Fprmosan Go-
vernment-General ; ^. the 7tb
7ri.~ of the ist f. of Gwanji
(1.864), Niigata prefecture; 3rd
5. .of Zenzaemon Takata, a
samurai of Niigata ; m. Yone,
I. St d. of Masanari Terada,
also a Wnga.t3^sa7m{rai. Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1893. Appointed
Commissioner of the Depart-
ment of Communications, 18-
95; Councillor of the Railway
Board, Apr.- 1907 ; ordered to
prQC;eed-'tp". Europe and Ame-

rica, June 1907 - Apr. igio8 ;
teKsferred to present post in
Sept. 19 10 Decoration: Jth
Order of Merit. Address : the
Formosan Government Office.

Takata, Sauae (i^ P9 f- S).
Hagakuhakushi, Dean of Wa-
seda University, Mem. of the
Higher Educational Council ; 1
b. the 3rd m. of the ist y. of
Man-yen '(.i860)", Tokyo; 3rd
.y. of the late Kohei Takata, of
Saitama; ih. Fuji, ist d. of
Mitsu Maejima, Baron. Educ:
graduated from theDepartment
of Literature of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, 1882. Since
1882, when Waseda Univer-
sity was founded by Count
Okuma, he has been con-
nected with the institution,
the present prosperity of the
school owes m.uch to the ven-
erable Count, and his intimate
friends Doctors Amano and
Tsubouchi and himself ; has
been elected member of the H,
R. several times for Saitama-
ken ; was once one of the lead-
ing members of the Progres-
sive Party, but has for years
past kept aloof from active
politics devoting himself en-
tirely to affairs of the Univer-
sity; was Director of the
Comrnercial Bureau, Foreign
Office, 1 896- 1 897; and Senior
CounciUor of Education 1 898;
received the degree of Hoga-
kiihakusht, 190 r ; Chairnian of

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the Higher Educational Gom-
mittee. Recreation: Utai (Japa-
nese classical songs).. Public-
ations: History of the English
Constitution, Outlines of Poli-
tics, Rhetoric, On Taxation,
History of the English Parlia-
ment, Modern History of Eng-
land, etc. Address : 200 Seki-
guchi - cho, Koishikawa, To-
kyo. Tel.: 345 Banch5.

Takata, Shinzc (^ H tS ^).
Proprietor of the well-known
Takata Shokai, a machine
export firm ; b. the 2nd m. of
the Jthj'. of Kaei (1852), Ai-
kawa, Sado ; Jst s. of Rokuro
Takata ; m. Tami, e. sister to
Hidematsu Ikeda, of Tokyo.
Early became student - inter-
preter at the Ebisu Custom
House,' 1 869 ; came up to To-
kyo in 1870 to seek a fortune;
entered the Allen's Firm, Yo-
kohama, the following year ;
started business on his own
account 1882 which, by his
untiring perseverance and ex-
treme prudence, has been car-
ried to its present state of pro-
sperity ; made an inspection
tour in Europe and America,
1887; on his return in the
following year, founded Taka-
ta Shokai Has been decoi'ated
with the 3rd Order of Merit
in connection with the late
war. Address: 58 Yushima-
mikumi-cho, Kongo, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1227 Shitaya.

Takata Taijiro (ig ffl ® ^S15),'
Executive Partner, of Takata"
& Co. ; ^. in 1866 in Kyoto;
c.s. of^Kyushichi Takata', in.
Kuni, _^rd d. of Kyiibei Ta-
kata of Kyoto-fu. Address :
Yakugyojya-machi) Muro-ma-
chi-Dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto,

Takata, Tomizo (ii ffl S M),
Judge, Sectional Chief of the
Taiwan Supreme Court: Ad-
dress : Taihoku, Formosa.

Takata, Toyoichi (K ffl M —),
a large land-owner, one of the
higliest tax-payers of Oita pre-
fecture ; b. the lOth m. ofjhe
5th J. of Kaei (1852), Oita
prefecture; 2nd s. of Mohei
Jjima, and adopted by Koro-
ku Takata; m. Rui, ist d. of
Kenshi Kenki of Oita. Ad-
dress : Usa-machi, Usa-gun,
Oita-ken.

Takatsuji, KTarazo (fli it ^ 5
it), ex-Presiding Engi. and
]3irector of "the Kanegafuchi
Spintjing Company ; b. the
5tH m. jof the 1st y._ of Keio
(1865), Osaka; 2nd .j. ofNa-
rasaku Takatsuji ; m.. Mine,
1st d. of Heizo Hashimoto, of
Nara prefecture. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Engineering
College of the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo, 1889. Ad-
dress :^o. 24, Kumochi, Kobe.
Takatsuji, iShacho (iiJfcf^ft),
Viscount, Court Counciltor ;
b. in 1840 in Kyoto j Ktt.ge
(court official). Was Grand

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Chamberlain to H. I, H the
Crown Prince. Address : Fuji-
tni-cfao, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel: 528 Bancho.

Takatsukasa, HiromicM (!1B]
WM), Prince, Major-General,
Grraad Chamberlain to his
Majesty, Mem. of the House
of Peers ; 3. in the i6th of 2nd
month of the 2nd year of An-
sei{i8s5) in Kyoto; f. b. of
Sukemasa Takatsukasa, Kuge;
tn. Junko, e. d. of Prince To-
kudaiji. Educ: studied in Ger-
many. Sub-Lieutenant in xZ-
'79 ; created Prince in 1884
and afterwards attached to the
Board of Chamberlain was
p-omoted to present post, Dec.
191 2._ Address: Kami-Niba-
n-eho, Kojimaclii-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. .• 3 1,9 Bancho.

Taknymq,. Hiromiehi (iSiUSr
a), Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 2nd Eegi-
ment of Infantry siace 19-
iz; h. in 1867 in Kagoshi-
ma-ken ; jrd s. pf Tobel Na-
gai, a samurai ; was adopted
by Shinsuke Takayama; m,
Sumi, %rd d. of Ichinojo O-
shikawa of Kagoshima-ken.
Educ: graduated from the Mi-
litary AoadetBy and the Mili-
tary Staff College. Sub-lieu-
tenant in 1889; Geloaelin ig-
08. jlrf(C&¥.ss." Toky©.

f akayasoa, Jistaro (SUiS*:
115), Kogakuhakusthi, Director
of the Industr al Experimen-

tal Gffice; b. in 1857 in Ishi-
kawa-ken ; e. s. of Jigo Taka-
yama, a samurai; m. Saki,
2nd d, of Kammotsxi Maeda of
Ishikawa-ken Educ: gradua-
ted Chemistry at the Imperial
University in 1878; studied
Geology in Germany. Assist.-
Prof of his alma mater; Expert
of the Dep't of Agr. and Com.;
Chief of the Section of Analy-
tics ; Expert of the Imperial
Iron Foundry ; then present
post. Address : Nando - cho,
Ush'gome-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
4?9 Bancho.

Takayama, Masao (SlIiJE*i),
Igakuhakushi, Prof of the Fu-
Icuoka College of Medicine.
Address : Chiyo-mura, Tsuku-
shi-gun, Fukuoka-ken.
. TaKayama, Nagayuki (^fllS
s^~) , ex-Mem. of tne uouse of
Representatives for Ehime
prefecture, Dir. of the Nagoya
Sugar Manufacturing Co. ,
Standing Dir. of the Dai Nip-
pon Sugar Manufacturing Co.,
Director of the Horai Mutual
Life Insurance Company, and
the Meiji Petroleum Oil Com-
pany ; b. the 7th m. of the 3rd
y. of Keio (1867), Ehime pre-
fecture ; 1st s. of Bumpei Ta-
kayama, a samurai of Ehime ;
m. Yoshi, 2nd d. of Soroku E-
bara, M.H.R. Educ: graduat-
ed from the Keiogijuku, 1889.
Entered the Mitsui Bank, 18-
93 ; and having served as Di-

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rector of several of its Bran-
ches retired from its service ;
elected M H.R for his native
place, 1908. Address .• i Mita-
tsuna-machi, Shiba, Tokyo.
7>/..--!84i Shiba.

TaKayama, Shobei (imilif%¥),
Igakuhakushi, Prof of the Col-
lege of Medicine, Kyoto Im-
perial University, Address :
KojinkucM-sagaru, Tera-ma-
chi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.
. Takayama, TakasM, (;^ jtj
ffi)> Paymaster-Colonel, chief
of the Accounts Dep't of the
14th Army Division; 6. i8yo
in Tokyo. Sub-Lieut, of In-
fantry, March 180;; Sub-
Lieut, of Commissariat, Nov.
1893; Lieut., June 189S; Cap-
tain, Aug. 1898; Paymaster-
Major,'Dec. 1903; Paymaster-
Lieut.-Colonel, Sept. 1907;
Paymaster - Colonel, Nov.
1910. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R.S., 4th Class of G.K. Ad-
dress : the 14th Army Divi-
sion.

Takayama, TosMaki (jg [li

iS 59); Colonel of Gendarmes,
cliief of^the Hirosaki Gen-
darmery; a. in 1870, Tokyo.
Sub-Lieut, of Infantry, July
1889; Sub-Lieut, of Transport,
June 1890; Lieut, of Transport,
Nov. 1893; Captain, June
189S; Captain of Gendarmes,
March 1897; Major of
Gendarmes, April 1904;

Lieut.-Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, Nov. 1910., /?<?-
corations: 5th Order of S.
T., 4th Order of R. S. Ad-
dress: Tomita-machi, Hiro-
saki-shi, Aomori-ken.

Takayama, Tasutstina CS lU

(* il)> Agent of a foreign
engineering firm ; b. the 6thi
V. of Ansei (1859) in Kyoto;
J. of Yasunori Takayama;
m. 1883. Edtic.: graduated
from the College of Engineer-
ing of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
and the Naval College of
Shipbuilding in France. After
his return from abroad, was
appointed Engineer of the
Imperial Navy, 1883; chief
of Shipbuilding Yards at Sa-
sebo, Yokosuka, and Kure,
1 897- 1 902; retired, 1903; has
been invested with the third
Old er of Merit. Address : No.
I. Oyama-cho, Mita, Shiba,
Tokyo. Club.: Nihon Club.
Tel.: 1 1 34 Shiba (Residence):
y^Z Shiba (Office).

Takayasu, Gekko (M ^ %

W' author; b. 1869 in Osaka;
e. s. of Michizumi Takayasu;
m. Azuma, d. of Kozo Matsui
in 1890. Educ: privately.
In 1893 initially made known
the Ibsen drama in Japan;
from 1896 published some
dramas, novels and poetical
works, for example "Shige-
mori," Shunsetsiishtc, etc. In
1902 put his production

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"Gessho" in play at the
Minami theatre, Kyoto and
simultaneously first adapted
Shakespear's "King Lear;"
besides issued a Japanese
Opera ^^ Atom Hagorotrid' ;
in 1903 his work Edojo-ake-
watashi" aroused collision
between new and old plays;
in 1906 published a new
drama " Sakura - shignre "
which was played in -Osaka;
in 1910 wrote a new styled
novel " Mano-kyoku." Re-
creation: arts. Address: 10
Nishikata-machi, Flongo-ku,
Tokyo.

Takayanagi, Kunijiro {%WM
*IR), Prof, of the Tokyo Mer-
cantile Marine- School Ad-
dress : No. 3288, Oi-mura, E-
bara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Takayasu, MioMshige (ia^ii
)&)> Igakuhakiishi (surgery),
M. D. (Breslau), M. R. C. S
(Eng.), L R. C. P. (London).
Surgeon to Takayasu Hospital
and Osaka Charity I-Iospit^l,
Examiner in Surgery for Edu-
cational Dep't ; b. 6 July 18;
72 ; s. of Dr. Michizumi Taka-
yasu ; m. Yasu, 2nd d. of Dr.
Isamu Kiyqno. Educ: gra-
duated Medicine at St. Thomas'
Hospital Medical CoUege.Lon"
don, and University of Breslau,
Germany. After finishing 5
years' study of medical and
surgical practice in London
went to Breslau, Germany

where he became resident as-
sistant to the well known, sur-
geon Prof. Mikulicz ; since - 1 -
899 has practiced in Osaka as
a Consulting Surgeon. Pub-
lications : Surgery of the pan-
creas and over 50 other cont-
ributions to periodicals, foreign
and Japanese. Recreations: Li- '
terature, [/tai, and go Tcheck-
er). C/ub : Mem. of Surgical
Associatiori, etc. Address: Do- .
sho-machi, Osaka ; 2>/. .•• 144
Honkyoku.

Takayasu, Migito (MS^A),
Igakuhakushi, Director of the
Kanazawa Medical College ;
b. in 1 860 in Saga-prefecture ;
s. of Iwane Takeoka, a samu-
rai. Educ: graduated Medi-
cine at the Tokyo Imperial
University in '1887; further
studied in Germany, 1899-19-
01. Assistant in the Medical
College, 1887 ; Prof, of the 4th
High School, 1888 ; then pre-
sent post, 1 90 1. Publications:
" A Complete Series on Oph-
thalmology." Address: Dodo-
meki, Kanazawa, Ishikawa-
ken. 7el: 719.

Takebe, Kishiro, (^fK^gR),
Naval Captain, Commander
of the Takachiho (protected
cruiser); b. in 1870. Educ:
Naval Engineering Academy.
Lieut. Commander, Sept.
1900. Commander, Aug.
1905; Captain, Dec. 1912.
Was Instructor of the

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Torpedo School in 1905-
1912; ^ present post since
Dec. 1912. Decorations: 3rd
Order of R. S., 4th Order
of S. T.

Takebe, BTaomatsu (g;SBi£®),
Secretary of the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo; b. in 185 1 in
Ishikawa-ken ; e. s. of Moriei
Takebe, a samurai; m Hisa,
y.s. of Masatoku Fujisawa of
Ishikawa-ken. Director of the
Ishikawa College ; Prof, of the
Kanazawa High School; Edu-
cational Inspector of the Dep't
of Education ; then present
post. Address : Yarai-cho, U-
shigome-ku, Tokyo. 7el.:682
Bancho.

Takebe, Tongo (E U M^ "§),
BuHgakuhakushi, Associe de
r Institut internationel de So-
ciologie. Prof of Sociology at
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Mar.
the 4th y, of Meiji (1871) in
the province of Echigo ; 5 th
s. of Sadao Takebe ; a widow-
er. Educ: graduated from the
College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1896; fur-
ther studied sociology in Eu-
rope, 1 898- 190 (. Lecturer at
his alma mater, 1 897 ; present
post since 1901"; Brmgakuha-
kiishi,- 1902 ; again went to
Europe and America for ins-
pection purposes, 1909. Pub-
lications : " Common Sociolo-
gy," " Essay on War," "Com-
mentaries on the Imperial Res-

cript on Education,'"' etc. Rec-
reation : Rural life (especially
of his native yillage). Ad-
dress: No. 902, Sendagaya,
Tokyo-fu.

^ Takechi, NaomiehK^gilii),
Standing Director of the For-
mosan Sugar Manufacturing
Company, Member of the To-^
kyo City Council ; i^. 13 Apr.
the 3rd y. of Meiji ( 1 870), To-
kyo ; 3rd 5, of Masamicbi Ha-
yashi, and adopted by Iki Ta-
kechi ; m. Kii<u, ado/>t. d. of
his foster mother. Ediic : stu-
died in the Keiogijuku. Found-
ed the Formosan Sugar Ma-
nufacturing Company, 1900.
Address : No. 36, Zaimoku-
clio, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. Tel .-
2570 Sbiba.

Takeda, Chiyosaburo (^ 03 T'
f^— BI5), Governor of Aomori-
prefecture ; b. in 1867 in Fu-
kuoka-ken ; 2fid. s. of Michio
Takeda ; m. Hama, ^t/i d. oi
Atsushi Tamba of Tokyo.
Educ: graduated fromtheCol-
lege of Law, Imperial Univer-
sity of Tokyo, in 1889. Coun-
cillor of the Bureau of Legis-
lation ; then of Hiroshima:pre-
fecture ; Chief of Police in Na-
gano-prefecture ; Secretary of
the prefectures of Gumma and
Hyogo ; Governor of the pre-
fectures of Akita, Yamanashi,
and Yamaguchi ; then present
post in 1908. Address: Ao-
mori-shi, Aomori-ken. ,

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Takeda, Chobei Cmw&^m:),
a rich apothecary (shop name
" Amiya ") ; d. 27 Nov. the
Srdj;/. of Meiji(i87o), Osaka,
1st s. of Choshiro Takeda;
m. Narakiku, j/. sister to Ta-
re Hirai, of Nara. Address :
No. 27, 2 chome, Doshucho,
Higashi-Icn, Osaka. Tef. : 1 14
Higashi I. d.

Takeda, GoioM ® H 2
— ), arcMted Profesor at
the Kyoto Higner Techi-
nical School and in ad-
dition to engineer at the spe-
cial construction bureau of
the Dep't of Finance ; b. in
1 872 Hiroshima -ken ; e. s. of
Naoyuki Takeda, a samurai;
in. YasUj e. d. of Teiichi
Sakada of Tokyo. JEduc. :
graduated from the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imperial Uuiversity in 1 897 ; •
was sent abroad for study.
Assist. - Prof, at his alma
mater; on returning from ab-
road was appointed present
post ; proceeded again to Eu-
rope and America, 1608 ; du-
ring his student in England
he exhibited 16 pieces of de-
coratixe design in a public
artistic society and obtaind
prizes, 1904. Address : 'No.
lo, Nishikata-machi, Hongo-
ku, Tokyo.

Takeda, Hideo (.^ ffl 5f m),
Rear-Adrniral of Engineers,
Chief of the 3rd Section of
the Department lof Naval

Education ; l>. the iith m. of

the 3rd f. of Bunkyu (1863),

Kochi : ist st of Saeshi^ Ta^
keda, a samwat ot Kochi ;

m. Mitsugi, 1st d. of Klmi-
tada Kiyo-oka, a samurai of
the same prefecture. Edtic. :
graduated from the Naval
Engineering School, 1883 ;
studied in France, Mar. 1 891-1
June 1892. Naval Command-
er of Engineering, Dec. 1897;
Naval Captain of Eng., Sept.
1903; present rank Dec. 1909.
Despatched to France, 1901-
1902 ; took part in both the
Japan China and the Russo-
Japanese Wars, and has been
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the 5 th
Order of Golden Kite as war
rewards; appointed to present
post in Dec. 1910. Address :
No. 10, Tango-cho, Akasaka-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 970 Shim-
bashi.
Takeda, Nlshiki CK H iS),

Prof, of the Tokyo Women's
Higher Normal School ; b. in
1 86 1 in Tokyo-fu ; e. d. of
Kiyoto Kato, a samurai; wife
of Eiichi Takeda, Prof, of the
Military Gunnery School.
Educ. :. graduated from the
Tokyo Women's Higher Nor-
mal School, and the Wesley
Women's University. Upon
returning from America was
appointed present post in 18-
89. Address : Edogawa-cho,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.

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Takeda, Eyosakn i^^HSf I'p),
Proprietor of the Takeda Min-
ing Office, Chairman of Board
of Directors of the Kano Min-
ing Co., Ltd.; b. in 1867 in
Yamaguchi-prefecture ; 3rd s.
of Shozo Isobe; was adopted
by Toyo Takeda ; m. Ichi,
e. d. of Shikataro Fujita of
Osaka. _ Educ. : graduated
Mining and Metallurgy at the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1893. Entered the Fujita
firm and became Chief Ex-
pert of the Omori and the
Kosaka Mines; and then pres-
ent posts. Address: Daiban-
cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
940 Bancho.

Takeda, Masamori (A ffl JF.
^). Surgeon Inspector, an of-
ficer in the' Medical Bureau
of the Navy; b. 1865. Stai?
Surgeon, Dec. 1897 ; Fleet
Surgeon, Sept. 1899; Surgeon
Inspector, Sept. 1906. De-
corations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Order of
the Sacred Treasure. Ad-
dress : No. 16, Ichigaya, Ka-
ga-cho, XJshigome-ku, Tokyo.

Takeda, Otojiro (S; ffl 2j ^
li?); Chief Procurator of the
Nagaraki District Court; b. the
1859 in Dita-ken; 3rd s. of
Yasuei Nomura, a samurai;
m. Hisa, y. s. of Yujiro Ma-
tsuura of Kyoto-fu. , Educ. :
passed -the Examination' for
Bench in 1887. Procurator
of the Kyoto District Court;

then of the Hakodate Court
^i Appeal ; Chief Procurator
of the Nara District Court ;
Procurator of the Miyagi
Court of Appeal; then pre-
sent post. Address : S"ae:aRald.
Takeda, Ryogo (^ pg K ^),
lawyer ; b. 20 Jan. the 3rd
y. of Meiji (1870), Kochi pre-
fecture ; s. of Nobutsura Ta-
keda, a samurai of Kochi ;
m. i903,_Matsu, 8th d. of
Toemon Ota, a samurai of
Nagano. Educ: Leipzig Uni-
versity. Address : No. 7, Su-
rugadai-fukuromachi, Kanda,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2193 Honkyo-
ku.

Takeda, Saburb (Si pa H SR),
Major-General, Member of the
Military Technical Investiga-
tion Committee; b. in 1863
in Nagano-ken. Sub-Lieuten-
ant of Artillery, June 1886 ;
Lieutenant of — , Nov. 1888;
Captain of -r- , Nov. 189 1 ;
Major of — , Nov. 1896; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of — , Nov. 19-
01; Colonel of — , Nov. 1904;
Major-General, 191 1. Deco-
rations ."' 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of tiie
Sacred Treasure, 5th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 41, Kita-yamabushi-cho,
Ushigome-ku,, Tokyo. 1

Takeda, Sadajiro C^ ffl S =^
BR), ofte of the" highest tax-
payers of Kagawa prefecture ;
b. the 1 2th m. of the Sth y.

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Ansel (1858), Kagawa ;
1st s, of Sokichi Takeda,; m.
Moto, f. sister to^ Kumaz5
Takeda, of the same prefect-
ure. Address : Tadotsumachi,
Nakatado-gun, Kagawa-ken.
Takeda, Shin-ichi c^ g •^— ),

Vice-director of the Osaka
branch of the Mitsui Bank;
b. Nov. of the gth year of
Meiji (1872) at Iwamura-
machi, Enagun, Gifu-ken; s.
of Nobutoki Takeda; m. Take,
1902. ^^z^i-. : graduated from
the Tokyo Higher Commer-
cial School; 1892. Entered
the Mitsui Bank, Sept. 1897
and promoted to present post.
Recreation : billiards. Ad-
dress: No. 18 Ima^iashi 5
chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Takeda, Soshiohiro CS^ H IS,
-fa W), Expert to the Agri-
cultural Experiment F'arm. of
the Agricultural and Com-
mercial Dep't. Address : Ka-
shiwara-rnura, Minami-Kawa-
chi-gun, Osaka-fu. -

Takeda, Takekatsu ('it BI ^
1®). Chief Procurator of the
Urawa District Court. Ad-
dress : Urawa, Saitama-ken.

-Sigikeda. Teinosuke CS^ ffl ft
t. m'), lawyer, ex-Mem. of the
House of Representatives for
Shiga- prefecture ; (5. 15 Apr.
the 1st J/, of Meiji* (1868),
Shiga ; i st s. of Tokichi Ta-
keda ; m. Yaeno, y. sister to
Noritaka Koide, of the same

prefecture. Educ: Shiga Nor-
mal School, Kwaiisai Law
School.^ Passed the Exami-
nation for Bar; elected M.
H. R., 1908. Address: Na
7, 5 chome, Imahashi, Higa-
shiku, Osaka. Tel. : 2146
Higashi.-

Takeda, Tozaburo (St H ^
H 5|5), President of the Owa-
ri Savings Bank, Ltd.^ Ma-
naging Director of the Owa-
ri Bank, Ltd.; i>. in 1866 in
Aichi-prefecture;^. s. of Toza-
buro Takeda ; fn. Tsii, e. d. of
Kihei Sato of the same pre-
fecture. Address : Monzen-
cho, Nakaku, Nagoya.

Takehara, Tomosabnro (it JS
ii H MR), money-changer ; d.
the 6th 7n. of the 2nd >. of
Kaei (1849), Osaka; 2nd s.
of Genshichi Takehara; m.To-
ku, 1st d. of Kaemon Uyeda,
of Osaka! Address : No . 1 6,

4 chome, Hiranomachi, Higa-
shi - kn . Osaka. Tel. : 420,
Oho Honkyoktt.

Takehiro, YosMmichi (it %.

5 S§), Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Kinen Fer-
tilizer Co., Ltd., Director of
the iioth Bank, Ltd., and the
Oriental Fishery .Co.,. Ltd.,
Pi-esident of the Kud?imatsu
Bank,. Ltd:,; ■;^.; in 1848 - in
Yamaguehi-ken;..",'^-- ••J- of To
Takehjro;-.a sann<rai ; m. Na-
otoshi Yamampto of the., sarrje
prefecture: , Address :. Suetaije-

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Kita-mura, Tone-gun, Yama-
guchi'ken.

Takei, Morimasa (^ ^ ^ JE),
Baron (cr. 1907), Member of
tke House of Peers, Director
of the MeijiCcMTimercial Bank,
Auditor of the Meiji Sugar
Refining Company, Director
of the Nippon Commercial
Bank and the Tokyo Build-
ings (Jompany, director of

the Teikoku Marine Trans-
portation Fire Insurance Com-
pany, and the Tol^'o Jari
Railway Company, etc. ; 6.
the 3rd m. of the 1 3th _y. of
Tempo (1842), Himeji ; 2nd
s. of Ryohachi Takei, a sa-
murai of Himeji clan ; in
Fuji, 1st d, of Kisaburo
Sumitomo. Educ. : Japanese
and Chinese Classics. While
young, was imprisoned for
five years by the Shoguriate
Government for holding dan-
getous-political opinions; Sec-
retary, and then Director of
the Forestry Bureau of the
Department of Agr. and Com.,
188 1 ; was ordered to pro-
ceed to Europe and America,
1884; Governor of Tottori
prefecture, 1893 ; nominated
M. H. P., 1 89 1. Decoration:
3rd Order of Merit. Address:
No. 59, Yushiraa-Mikumicho,
Hongo, Tokyo. Tel. : 334
SMtaya.

Takei, Tomosada i'^ft'KK),
Governor of Kankyohoku-do

in Chosen ; b. in 1863 in To-
kyo ; e. s. of Tomoyoshi Ta-
kei, a. samurai; m.Ks.i, e. d.
of Jomei Yamashita of To-
kyo. Educ.: graduated from
the College of Law, Tokyo
Imperial University, in 1888.
Director of the Ibaraki Mid-
dle School; Councillor of To-
kushima-prefecture ; Chief of
Police in Miyazaki-prefecture;
Secretary of the prefectures
of Shiga, Nara, Iwate, and
Hokkaido ; Director of a ist
class post office ; Secretary of
Miyazaki-prefecture; then pre-
sent post in 19 10. Address:
Kankyohoku-do, Chosen.

Takeishi, EitsujK^ S ^ *),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Dita prefecture, Director
of the Dita-ken Agricultural
and Industrial Bank; l>. the
2nd m. of the 6th y. of Kaei
(1853), Oita; ist s. of Gisa-
ku Takeishi ; m. Riki, y. sister"
to Gyoko Asayama, a samu-
rai of the same prefecture!.
Address .;_Mannen-mura, Ku-
su-gun, Oita-ken.

Takekoshi, Yosaburo (it IS irt
H Bi5), nom de plwn " Sansa,"
author and Journalist, Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives for Gvmma. prefect-
ure ; b. the loth Iff, of the
1st y. of Keio (186s), Honjo-
machi, Saitama-ken ; 4th ;s.
of'SenshiroKiyono, and adopt-
ed by Tobei Takekoshi ;) m.

Tak

C 994 3

^o,e, sister to Okiraaro
Nakamura, a samtiraiof Oka-
yama prefecture. Educ,: stvi'di-
ed'at the Doninsha aiid Keio-
gyuku, and also under mis-
sionaries. Began his jOurnalis-
tip!: career ■. about 1.888 as a
^Wteron the staffof th^ C,y«-
ka Kpron' and Ko^umin, then
tjhat ofthsjiji 1895 ; started
his own paper the Sekai-no-
N'ifipon-iS96 in Tokyo, which,
hpwever, had to be abaodoh-
edjafterafew years' existence.
Won - the , confidence of Mar-
quis Saionji and was'.appoint-
pd hi.s- Private Secretary when
he held the portfolio of: Edu-
cation- 1898;; but soon ^fter
resigned the post,, and entered
the," iWw/fea / has sat:, four
tiniies in the House of Repre-
.sentatives since 1902 ; visit-
gd.: iiyrope . twice, , 1 899 arid
_I9_^. Decoration :■ 4th/0rder
.of the Rising Sun. Publtca-
tfbns : History of 2500 years
of. Japan, .New History of
Japan, .. On " China, etc. Ad-
dress .• No. 14, . Higashi-.oku-
bo, Okubo, Toyotama - gun,
-Tokyo;. .Tel. : 459 Bancho.
. . fakamiehi, Takep fSittit^),
Manager of the Hong-kong
Branch of the YokohamaSpe-
cie Bank. Address : Charter
,Eoad, Hongkong.
;. Takemura, Motogoro "(It. # ^
JS.W), .'.ist class .Secretary. of
•Legation '(v£>i!, desponsabilite) ;

_b. in- 185 1 at Tokyo ; ,2nd .f.
of Mag'osHiro Takemura '; m.
Nui, 2nd d. of Kontoku Ka-
yama. Expert of the Dep't
^of- Cornmunications in 1887 ;
Secretary Translator of the
Dep't of Foreign Affairs in
1888 ; 2nd cla.ss Secretary oi
Legation in 1898 ; "ist class
.Secretary of Legation in
11903. . Address: Harajuku,
Sendagaya, Tok-yo-fu. '

Takemura, Yoemoa (it ^ %
•^ M R), member of the House
of * Peers for Kochi prefect-
ure ; b. the -I2tb m. : of the
1st jf. of Bunkyu (1861), Ko-
chi; 1st .y. of Yosau Take-
mura; w. Kametcshi, ist d.
of Kiktima Yoshjmoto, a sa-
murai . of Kochi. Address :
Saienmachi, Koehi-slii. . :

Takemura, YosMsada (It ^ %
M.X I)r.,_President of the Tei-
koku Tsushin-Coinpany; 'b, the
nth m. of the istj. of Bun-
kyvi (1861), Niigata; 1st s. of
Tahei Takemura, a samurai
of Niigata ; z;^. Chiku, e. sister
to Kazo Egawa, a samurai of
the same pi-efecture,, Once
was a Member of the Tokyo
City Council, and sat in the
House of Representatives for
his native place/ Decoration:
4th Order of Merit,;. Address :
No. 17, 5 chome, Fujimfeho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. TeL:i2^g
Bancho.

Takena,ka, Teizaburo (-it tf SI

I 995. ]

Tak

=. IP), President of the Name-
kawa Bank ;- b. the 2n4 m.
of the isty. of Kaei '(1848),
Toyama' ; 3rd s. ■ of Chudayu
Nakayama; and adqpted by
Gonzacmon Takenafca ; m.
Muto, 1st d. of Waichi Iga-
i'ashi, of the same prefect-
ure. Address : Namekawa-
machi, Naka - araka wa - gun ,
'Toyama-ken.

Takenouehi, Buichiro Cit ft
5^ — P), one of the highest
tax-payers of . Gifu prefecture,
Director of the Kagamijirha
Bank; 6. the lith in. of the
istjf. of Gwanji (1861), Gifu;
ist\f. of Yoichiro Takeuchi,
a samurai of Gifu ; m. Shina,
3rd d. of Mokuro Koza,wa,
of Aichi. Address ': Akane-
mufa, Inaba-guhj Gifu-ken..

Takewouchi, Heitaro CIT ft ¥
:fc W), Rear-Admiral on the
Kure Naval Station ; b. the
1 2th m: of the 2nd y,- of Bun-
kyu (1862); s. of Yunoshin
Takenouchi, a samurai of Shi-
mane ; m. Nui-kb, 3rd d. of
Hiroomi Murai, a Wakaya-
ma samurai. Educ. : graduat-
ed from the Naval Cadets
School, 1884 ; further studied
in France. Commander, Dec.
1897 ; Captain, July 190 1 ;
Rear - Admiral, Dec. 1907 ;
,once served as Vice - Com-
mander of the Akashi and
• Yashima, Commander of the
-Atago, Nisshiii, Asahi and

L'suhudaj seetian .ra^mlaer of
the Naval- Departmeht, 'and
Chief of Staff of the Kure
Naval Station, etc. ; took part
in' the ;late war as Commander
of the ,. ■ Nisskin ; placed on
the waiting list in 1910. De-
corations : 3rdi- Order of the
Rising Siin, 3rd Class of the ^
Golden Kite, and many other
foreign orders. Address: the
Kure Naval' Station.

Takenouchl, Hosan (■tt ft C&

Ill)> Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 26th
Infantry: Regiment; l>. 1864
in Hyogo-ken.' Siib-Lieut.,
July i'889; Lieut., No'v.
1892; Captain, March 1897;
Major, April 1903; Lieut.
Colonel, Nov. 1907; Colonel,
Sept. 191 1. Decorations:
4th Order of S. T., 4th Or-
der" of R. S., 3rd Class of
Golden Kite. Address: Asa-
higawa, Hokkaido.

Takenouehi, Jiro (it ft^ IB),
Naval Captain, ex-Command-
er of the Suma, Commande*-
of the 6th Destroyer-Flotilla ;
b. 1867. Lieutenant Oct. 18-
96 ; 2nd Command er Oct.
1 898 ; Commanded, July 19-
04; Captain, I9[ I. Decora-
tions. 3rd.; Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4th Class .of the
Golden Kite. Address_ .'No.
427, Shioirichof Yokosuka. ,

Takenouehi, Jtinji (It ft Iffi
^)> Lieutenant - Colonek of

Tak

C 996 3

•Artti'leiy, Cammander of the
2Bd , 'Bafctafejii of Mountain
Artfllejy;; >k. m. 3:865. in Ya-
BaagHchi-ken. :SLiib - Lieuten-
,aM, i^Si .; Xieutenant-:C©lo'
■ael,. i#.oS. \Escar.ati(ms-: 4th
Qcder of tke R. :S. and 4th
Class of tlie G. K. Ad-
■dness : Okayanja-shi, Okaya-
imaken.

T^feeH,ofl:(4i, KenMBM C-it P?
Wi a), pawn-troker, Director
of the Magoya Timber Com-
pany, the Agricultural and
Commerdal Savings Bank,
<'ind the Otaka Bank,, Mana-
ger of the Aidhi Agricultural
Bank, Metriber of the Nago-
ya Chamber of Commerce,
and of the Nagoya City Coun-
cil 5 :b. 2p J,uly the ist y. of
Meiji '(a:868), Aiehi ; 3rd s.
of Heizaburo Kaiya, and a-
dopted 'by Risaburo Takeu-
•ehi ; : m. " Yu, 1st d. of \^5
foster-father. Address : No.
12, Shiratori-machi, Atsuta-
-machi, Minaniiku, Nagoya.
Tel.: 1498.

Taibnouelu, Jasabnro <* ft
# S Si5), Copper and iron-
monger. Managing Director
of the Tokyo Copper and
Iron Co., Ijtd.,- Auditor of
the- Tetsugyo Baiikj Ltd. ; &■
m i-86i ; >. s. of Kisaburo
Takeuehi ; m. Kiii. adopt, in.
of-Riki>^akairaui-a of Tokyo.
'%eMreis .i-'MkoMio, Kodem-
' -mal- -Mhdmbashiku, ' Tokyo.

Tel.: 106,8 I. d. Nanivva..'.

Takenouchi, Ko C^t ft Si),
Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Tokyo Sakai
Bank, Bit. of the lakeuchi
Mining Co., Adviser to the
EjTOhu Colliery Co..; b. the
1 2th m. of the loth y. of
Tempo (1839), Kochi ; Jst j.
of Yoshikuda Takenouchl, a
samurai of Kochi clan; in. Ki-
nu, I St d. of Ko Keuke, ,a
samurai of Fukui prefect'jrc.
Once was a Member of the
House of Representatives. Ad-
dress: No. 27., likura-kata-
machii, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
276 ShibP

TaienoucM, Kyul'u, . (if ^

m %\ Colonel of Eng.,
Commander of the Telegrapli
Corps, Member of the
Military Technical Com-
mittee; b. 1868 in Kyoto.
Sub-Lieut., March 1891;
Lieut., Nov. 1894; Captain,
Oct. 1897; Major, Dec.
1903; Lieut. Colonel, Nov.
1907; Colonel, Nov. 1910.
Decorations: 5th Order of
S. T., 4th Order of R. S-,
3rd Class of Golden Kit6.
Address: No. i6Ukyo-machi,
Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
2381 Banclio.

Takeiw>u<!;hi, KyffieM Cit ft

iK —X Sculptory. Prof oi the
Tokyo School of Fine Arts;
^. in 1857 at Tokyo ; e. s. of
TToken Takenbuchi ; m. Saki,-

I 997 }

Tak

■e. d. of Mitate Kawabe of
Tokyo. Educ. : studied Ivory
Sculpture undei^Ryusen Hot-
ta, and some others. Became
Instructor in tlie Toliyo Scliool
of Fine Arts in 1888 ; art m.
•of the Imp. House, to. of vari-
oxis art societies • has been a-
warded Medals for works ex-
hibited at various Expositions
and Fairs; decorated with 5th
order of Merit. Wom-.de-plii-
me : Kyuen. Address : ITa-
gazurai-cho, Asakusa-ku, To-
kyo.

Takeuc'ni, Naoya (if l?-j f; a).
Managing Director of the
Nisshin Steamship Co. Ltd.;
^. Shimsho, Toyama prefec-
ture in 1867. Educ: Law
College of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (graduated in 1894).
Entered the Dep't. of Com-
munications, 1894; resigned
the official position and join-
ed the Osaka Shosen Kwai-
sha, Ltd. (Osaka Mercantile
Steamship Co.), 1896 ; ap-
pointed chief of the traffic
section of the company, 1899;
proceeded to Europe and
America for observing traffic
business in 1904 ; took part
in founding the Nisshin S. S.
Co. and has become its man-
aging director. Address: 34
Shmorokuban-cho, Koji-ma-
chi-ku, Tokyo.

TakenoucH, Seiho C'tt ft
ffl MD. projper name: Tsu-

nekichi Takenouehi, artist,
Japanese paintier, teacher in
the Municipal Art school of
Kyoto ; b. the 11th m. of the
1st y. of Gwanji (186-4)- in
Kyoto. JJJdue : studied paint-
ings under Eirin Uyeda, Ba-
irei Kono. Was- examiner of
the various exhibitions ; wa.s
ordered by the government
to go to France for inspect-
ing art objects at the. Interna-
tional exhibition in Parice.
AddresS' : Miike-doriT-abura?""
shoji-nishi-iru, Kyoto. (Jvis ;
various art societies.

Taken©;E<&l, SelsaSu (fjT h
jE W), Lieutenant-General on
the reserve ;. 3. the 4th w. of
the 4th J', of Kaei (1857),
Kochi; 2nd s. of Yorisuke
Takenouchi, a samurai of Ko-
chi ; m. Haru, ist d. of Gen-
suke Kifuji, of Tokyo. Ap-
pointed Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry in 1 875,,, and by gradual
promotion was finally raised
to the rank 'of Lieutenant-
General in Feb. 1907 ; once,
served as military aide-de-
camp to H. H. Crown Prince,
Commander of the 34th Regi-
ment of Infantry, etc. ; took
part in both the Japan China
and the Russo. Japanese wars
as Commander of the 15 th
Brigade of Infantry. Decora-
tions : 2nd Order of Merit,
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. i^S Nishi-Kn-

Tak'

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saftika-maehi,' Shiziiokal-sHi.
TaiSmoucM, Takep Ctt-ft it

^•)> 'Lieutenant; - Colonel '<>£
Engineers, Gbhimander of Te-
IegraJ)h Corps-; dl 1866, Kyo-
to ;' s'. of a Kyoto iaHiufai.
Sub-Lieutenant of Eng., Mar.
1891 ; Lieutenant, Nov'. 1894;
Captain, dct. 1897; Major,'

Dec. 1903 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Nov. 1907. Decorations:
4th Order of the Rising Sun,
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: the Telegraph Corps,
Nakano, Tokyo.

TakenoiJcT-i. TakesM (W ft
S^), MajorrGenetal, CommaR-
ciev'of the .17th Brigade of
Infantry.; h. in 1 863 in Tot-
tori-ken. Suh-Lieutenant, 1 8-
87; Colonel, 1907; Major-(3e-
neral,:i9ii. Decorations: 3rd
Order of the B. S. and 3rd
Class of -the' G. K. Address ,
Toyohashi, Aichi-ken.

Takenouffhi, Tetsu C^ >9 tSt),
Majo.r-Genera], Chief of the
" 3rd Section in. the. Gene-
-ral Staff Office ;^&. in 1867
in Fukui-ken. Sub-Lieuten-
ant, 1887; Colonel, 1907. De-
corations: 3rd Order of the
R. S.' and 3rd Class of the
6r. K Address: No. 14, Ya-
kuoji-machi, Ichigaya, Ushi--
gome^ka, Tokyo.

.Takeshima, Geazo (MhW&s,
ipy- brewer; b. the 12th m.
of the^4th y. of Kokwa (18-
47), Osaka ; ist j. of Yasu-

bei Takeshima • m. Kiku, 2nd
d, of Yasubei Kinoshita. of
Osak*. Address : No. 158,
2 chome,. Nilionlbashi- suji,
• Minamiku, Osaka.' Tel.: di
Cho Minami.

■ Takeshima, Matafiro (^ S X
^^\ ex^Prof. nf the Tokyo
Musical Academy, nom : de
plume "'Hagoronid' \ b. 2 Dec.
the*5th J/, of Meiji (1872),
Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Ihei Take-
shima ; m. Tona^ 5th d. of
Katsutaro Shirai, of Niigata..
Ednc. : graduated from the
College of Literature (Cour.se
of Japanese Literature) of the
Imperial p^niversity of Tokyo,
1896; studied the literature
of the Tokugawa era in the
University Flail. , Appointed
Prof of the Tokyo Musical
Academy, 1 899 ; Prof, of the
Tokyo Higher Normal School
in addition ; lecturer of the
Peers' School. Address: '^o.
i&) Haramachi, Koishikawa,
Tokyo. , ' .

■Xakeshim!?. Otiiiro C'tt ^ "a
^ IR)^ Major-General since
1912, Commander of the i6th
Brigade of Infantry; b. 1864,
Yamaguchi ; s. oi "a- samurai
of Ya;niagufchi. Sub-Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, June 1885.;
Lieutenant, Nov. 1888; Cap-
tain, Feb. 1895 ; Major, Nov.
1900 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Nov. 1 904.; "Colonel, Nov. ig-
07. Decorations :- 3rd Order

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fak

of the/ Rising Stin, sfd Class
of the Gplden Kite/ Address:
the 6oth Regiment of Infant-
ry/ Toyohashi, Aichi-ken.

Takeshita, Heisaku (# T -^
ff=), Major-General; Comman-
der of the" 27th Brio-ade of
Infantiy; ^. in 1864 in Ku-
m.amoto-ken. Sub - Lieuten-
acHt, 1885 ; Colonc-1, 1907, De-
corations: ;3rd Order of the
R. S: and; 31-d e!a;ss of the
cr. K. Address : Watari-
mra-a, Ibaragi-gunj ILaragi-
Prefcctiire. ■ ' '

Takeshita, Hiromn Clt T 52.),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Shimane prefecture ; b. the
nth m. of the 2nd j. of
Kaei (1848), Shimane; ist ^.
of Kokichiro Takeshita ; m.
Hyaku, s. sister to Takano-
suke Oiobe.a samurai of Shi-
inane. Address : Haheishi-
mura, Ano-gun, Shiinane-ken. ,

Takeshita, Isamu C4t T S).
Captain, Chief Staff of the
I St squadron; h. 1869. Com-
mander in 1907 ; Captain
in.iyu. Decoration : 3rd Or-
der of theR. S. Address:
No. 35, Kurumjicho, Shiba,
Tokyo.

Taketani, Kanekicbi Cit.&ig
ai), President of the Kawa-
goe Commercial Bank,. Ltd.,
Krectpr of the Kawagoe .Sav-
ings Bank, Ltd., Special Mem.
of, .the Kawagoe C|ia}Jiber o\
Commerce ; b.^ in 1844 In Sai-
tama-ken ; m. Nui, 2nd d. d

Yakuzozaemon Deyuwa ofSfc
itama-ken; Address: Rawa;-
gpemachi, Iruma-gun, Saita-
liia-ken. "

, Taketomi, Hotei (M%f^^\
Vice- Admiral (on the reserve);
k the nth m. of the 5th /.
of Kaei (1852), Saga pre;
fecture ; 2nd s. Of. Eihojo Ta-
ketomi, 3. samurai . of Saga;
in. ToniQ, 1st d. of Tatsuno-
jo S^\iz\, a.' samufai of the
same prefecture. . ,Vice- Ad-
miral in 1909 ; once served as
Commander of the 3rd and
4th Squadrons, Director oJ
the Naval Affairs Bureau, and
Commander of the Ominato
Fortress, etc. ;. took part in
tlie late war; placed on the
reserve list, 1909. Decora-
tions ': the 2nd Order of Merit,
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 82, 6 cbome, Ao-
yama-Minami-rnachi, Akasa^-
. ka, Tokyo. Tel:: 137 Shiba;
Taketomi, Makitaro C^ % ^

jb 10, Colonel of Artillerj
Commander of the , Imp. Gre-
neral Eeglmeat of Field Ar-
tillery ; I. in .: 1868 in Ya-
maguchi-ken. Sub-Lieutena-
nt 1889; Lieut. Colonel, 190S;
Colonel, 191 1. Address: Now
214, Harnjuloi, Tokyo.

Taketomi, Tokitoshi C^ ^ #
Sr), Member of the House of
Representatives for Saga pre- "
fecture ; d.. the , x±t\x m. " of^
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855),

T^

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Saga prefecture •, ist f.- of
Eyokitau Taketomi, a samu-
rai of Saga ; m. Nui, ist d.
of Tadami Ishri, a samurai
of the same prefecture. ^From
an obscure politician of local
reputation her«guddenly came
to the form as soon as he
began to sit in the. House
.where he has been returned
alfnost without a bredk from
the first session, 1890; Di-
rector of the Commercial and
Industrial Bureau of the De-
partment of Agr. and Com.,
in the Matsukata-Okuma Mi-
nistry, 1896 — 1897; Chief Sec-
retarv of the Cabinet in the
Okuma-Itagakt Ministry; is a
man of acute iilsight and great
power of decision, and is
moreover reputed as possess-
ing the greatest financial talent
among politicians of pre -
sent .Tiipan ; was one of the
headers of the now defunct
frogressive Party; once Was
President of the Tokyo Mai-
nichi Shimhm ;. lias been de-
corated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun. Publica-
tion: A commentary on the,
Budget Address :■ lAo. 13,
2 chome, Ichigaya-Kagach^,
iJshigome, Tokyo. Tel.:. 2696
Bancho.

Takejj'a, HirOkichi (^ # j^

$)' Professor at the Medical

,.-^«3ilege. of KyB[?M, Imperial

¥niv. (ctek Patfeoiogie), Iga-

ktihakiishi (Dr. of Medicme);
b. May, 1875 in Fukuoka;
adop: s. of Midsuki Takeya,
Surgeon Major-General on the
second reserve; m. Sayeko,
e. d, of bis father-in-law.
EdticA Medi<:al College of the
Tokyo Injp. Univ, (graduat-
ed in 1903) and TtiMngefi
Univ. Assistant in the Me-
dical College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. and .studied An-
atomia pathologica under
Prof. Yamagiwa and thes
Pathologie under Prof Mi-
uf a ; Assist. Prof, of the Fuku-
oka Medical College, 1S05;
ordered to proceed to Ge¥-*
many for study of pathologia,
1806; returned home, 1S09;
appointed the present po.it,
18 10. Pttblications: gevefal
essays on Tuberculosis, Vis-
eeral Syphilis and disease of
Nervous Sy.stem. Address :
No. 2/1, Sbo, Keikb-mura,
Suburbs of Fukuoka City.
Tel: 1228.

Taseyama, Kenzo C-M" ill S

3>ii Standing Mem. of the
Hamamatsu Chamber of Com-
mefde, President of the Pro-
perty Bank, Ltd., Director of
the Ichino Bank, Ltd., and
the Ichino Savings Bank,
Ltd,, Auditor of the Hama-
matsu Consignment Co.,- Ltd.,
and the Hamamatsu Electfk
Light Co., Ltd.,' b, in igjd
in Shid2;uoka'ken ; e. i. of

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T«k

• Yasubei Tacbiofca, of Toftyo.
Addtess : Tennoroura, Harria-
na-guil, Shidziaoka-ken.

• Takezoe, Shinriehiro W ^ ^
— W>* ex-Prof, (of Ghin-esc
Classics) of the College of.
Literature of the Tokyo Im-
fierial University ; b. the 3rd

im. of the t3th y.- of Tempo
(1832), K-umamoto ; s. of a
■ samurai of KumamotO' elan.
Secretary of the Financial
Department 1879 ; Consul at
Tientsin ; Minister Resident at
Seoul; resigned the post in 18-
93, and was appointed Prof.
,of the College of Literature
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Ad-
dress : No. 24, Dtsuka-saka-
machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

TaMj Hyoemon (M^-^'m^X
draper, Auditor of the South
Manchurian Railway Com-
pany, Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Teikoku
Twisted Silk Cloth Company,
Director of the Nagoya Sav-
ings Bank, Auditor of the
Nisshin Spinning Company,
Member of the Nagoya Cham-
ber of Commerce; b. the 5th
m. of the 14th y. of Temp5
.(1843"), Nagoya ; ist s. of the
late Hyoemon Takij widower.
Address : No. 9, 4 chome,
Honcho, Nishiku, Nagoya.
Te/.: 573 Cho.

Taki, Sadasuke (SI S. W,
Standing Director of the Na-
;g:oya Bank, and the Nagoya

Savings Bank, Managing Di-
rector of the Teikoku Twisted
Siik Coffiipany, Auditor of the
Takai StQrag€f Company, Re-
presentative Member of the
Takisada Industrial Company;
3'. 15. Jafl. the 2n'd.j'. of Meiji
(1869), Nagoya;. ist y. ©i
the latfe Sadasuke Taki; .m,
Sada, y. sister to Gin^emon
Kobayashi, of Shiga prefect-
ijre. Address : No. 3,, 3 eho-
me, Tomammachi, Nishiku,
Nagoya. Tel. : 720.

Takf, ShinsMro (S tg H SR),
draper. Representative Mem-
ber of the Aichi Cloth Part-
nership; b. 15 July the 1st
y. of Meiji (1868), Nagoya;
4th s. of Hyoemon Taki ; m.
Haru,, aunt to Riemon Ina-
moto, of Shimane prefectare.-
Address : No. 9, 4 chome,
Honcho. Nishiku, Nagoya.
Tel.: 206 Ch5.

Taki, Takezo (ift -it m, a
large land-owner, one of the
highest tax-payers of Hyogo
prefecture; b. Feb. the 12th
y. of Tempo (1841), Hyogo ;
1st s. of Zenji Taki ; m. Fis-
sa, e. sister to Mitsuji Shiroto,
of the same prefecture. Ad-
dress : Hirasho-mura, In-nan-
gun, Hyogo-ken.

Takikawa, Benzo Cil ;iHI S),
President of the Kobe Gas
Company, Director of the
Japan Commercial Bank, the
Toa Cement Company, the

Tak [ too3 ]

Kobe Trust Company, the Te-
ikoku Marine Products Com-
pany, the Hyogo Stoier^house
Company, « and the: ; , Hyogo
Electric Railway Company,
Auditor of the Kobe Electric
Eailway Co., Special Member

, .of the Kobe Chamber of Com-

. merce, match - manufacturer ;

i <5. the I ith m: of the 4th j/.
of : Kaei. (1851), Kobe ; '2nd
....of; Kiyoshi Tokikawa ; fn.

■Kichi, 2nd d. of Tonzo Ino-
ue, a. samurai of Yamaguchi

'jjfefecture. Address : No. 179,
4 ehorne, Kusunokimachi, Ko-
be. Tel.i III.

Takigawa, Gisaku XSl YA ^

■#), niatchrmanufacturer, Ex-
ecutive Partrfer of the Ryo-
sui Joint Stock §«Co., Coun-
cillor of the Japan Match
Manufacturers' Guild; b. in
1874 in Nara-preficture ;, 3rd

s. of Gen-emon Takigawa ;
in. Toyo, e. d. of his adopt,
f. Benzo Takigawa^ Educ. :
graduated from the Osaka City
Higher Commercial School.
Recreations : travelling and
reading. Address : 2 chome,
Mizuki - dori, Kob2.. Chi3 :
Kobe Industrial Club. Tel. :
59 Suma, 3,100 Kobe.''

Takigawa, Karaetaro (M )i\
mpi^V Prof of the 2nd
High School; ^. the iithw.
of the- 1st jf*. of Keio (1865.)
in Shimane-ken ; e. s.jcif Mo-
kunojo Takikawa, a samurai.

Educ: graduated from tlie
College of Literature in the
Tokyo.Imp. Univ., 1887. Pre-
sent post since 1897; '-Ad-
dress: No. 197, Dohiinachi,
Sendai-shi, Miyagi-ken.

Takigawa, Naganori (it JH
.^ SX Chief Procurator of the
Kyoto District Court ; b. in ^
-1858 in Kochi-ken ; e. s. of
Nagayoshi Takigawa, a sa-
murai ; m. Take, y. s. of Ta-
rietsugu Kawarhura of Tokyo.
EdiLC. : passed the Examina-
tion for Bench in 1887. Judge
of the Tokyo District Court;
then of the Tokyo Court of
Appeal ; Procurator of the
Chiba District Court ; then,
present post in 1908. Ad-
dress : Yoancho, Kami-kyoku,
Kyoto.

Taki*uehi, Kichiryo (iffi
a S), President of the Boc.h6
Savings Bank, Adviser to the
Hogi Bank ; b. the 1 oth m.
of the Sthj/. of Ansei (1858),
Yamaguchi ; ist j. of Jizo
Takiguchi ; m. Fusa, 1st d.
of Teizo Sakamoto, of the
same prefecture. Educ.: grad-
uated from the Keiogijuku,
1886. Elected Member of the
Yamagiichi Prefectural As-
sembly, 1888; elected Mem-,
ber of the House of Peers
as representative of the high-
est tax-payers of his native
place> 1890; visited . Europe
and America, 1900 J elected

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Tak

Member of the House of Re-
presentatives, 1904. Decora-
tion: 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun. Address : Akeki-
mura, Abu-gun, Yamaguchi-

ken. ' _

Takiguchi, Kyutaro Ciil n ^

i: 115), President of the Eisei
BarJ<, Ltd. ; b. in 1844 in
Shidzuoka - ken ; 3rd s. of
Bunkichi Hayashi; /«. Kiku,
e. d. of Togora Takigachi.
Address : Kita - Hama - mura,
Hamana-gun, Shidzuoka-ken.
Takihana, Einos'ike 'M «■■ 1
^ 155, Managing Dir. of the
Tokyo L. D. Co., Dn-. of the
Tokai Cement Co., Fuji sa-
vings Bank, Aud. of the Tokyo
Spinning Co. ; 6. in 1 864 in
Gifu-ken ; and s. of Gihei'O-
goshi; m. Cho, 3rd d. of
Chuzaemon Shirai of Kana-
gawa - ken. Succeeded his
adop. f. Katsusuke Takihana
in 1897. Address: Hamacho,
Nihombashiku, Tokyo. TeL :
4741 Naniwa.

Takizawa, Inao Cil W- IS W),
President of the Ikeda Com-
mercial Bank. Address: E-
zome-mura, Kita-Azumi-gun,
Nagano-ken.

Takizawa, Kiheiji CM vf S
^_?&),^Mem. of the Utsuno-
miya Chamber of Commerce,
President oi the Tochigi-ken
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Ltd., and the 41st Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Yaita

Bank, Ltd., and the Shimo-
zuke Cotton Cloth Co., Ltd.,.
Auditor of the Kanamachi
Tile Mfg: Co., Ltd., the To-
kai Bank, Ltd., the Kanuma
Bank, Ltd., the Kuroba Bank,
Ltd., and the Utsunomiya
Enterprise Co. Ltd..; b. in
1846 in Tochigi-ken ; e. s. of
Buhei Takizawa. Sat in the
House of Peers. Address: Uji-
ienjachi, Shioya-gun, Tochigi-
ken.

Takizawa, Kikutaro (M M M
± W'}; Principal of the Ao-
yama Normal School; S. the
loth m. of the ist _;'. of An-
sei (1854), Nagano-ken; 1st
s. of the late Jimbei Takiza-
wa; m. Mitsu. Educ: finished
the Classical Course of the
Imperial University of Tokyo,
1887. Appointed Prof of the
2nd High School, 1897 ; then
present post. Decoration: Sth
Order of Merit. Address-:
Ko. 43, Arahide- ZSshigaya,
Takata-mm-a, Kita-Toshima-
gun, Tokyo-fu.

Takizawu, Suke-emon Cil %
f 1 5& fS n), President of the
Ueda Bank, Ltd.; b. in 1844
in Nagano-prefecture ; e. s. of
Sukeemon Takizawa ; m. Su-
zu, 2nd d. of Genjiro Naka-
da of the same prefecture.
Address: Uedamachi, Nagano-
ken. ,

Taku, Tokuhei C^ S ^),
Sake - brewer, Alderman of

Tarn

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Sakai, Representative Partner
of Taku & Co., Director of
the Naniwa Bank, Ltd., Au-
ditor of the Osaka Savings
Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1848 in O-
saka-fu ; e. s. of Tokuhei Ta-
ku. Nom-de-Plume : Joshun-
ken-Kyudo. Recreatian : Hat-
kai (poetiy). Address ; Ku-
kencho, Sakai, Osaka-fu.

TamaeW, Yosatstiro Ce3 BT M
S I|5), Director of the Sap-
poro Branch of the imperial
Forestry Bureau. Address :
Sapporoku, Hokkaido.

Tamaki, Bentaro CS*P;k
I!5), Expert to the Imp. Rail-
way Board (chief of its E-
lectric Section); 6. the iith
m. of the 1st f. of Man-yen
(i860) in Kyoto ; e. s. of Ma-
saoki Tamaki ;- m. Yasu, e. d,
of Katsuemon Shibata of Shi-
dzuoka-ken. £duc. : gradu-
ated from the Engineering
Course of the Tokyo Univ.,
1883. Assist.-Expert to the
former Industrial Dep't, 1883
—1888 ; Expert to the Dep't
of Communications and in ad-
dition Prof, of the former To-
kyo Telegraph School, 1888;
Expert to the Tokyo Electric
Light Co,, Ltd. ) present post
since 1907. Address: No.
36, Shimomeguro, Meguro-
mura, Ebara-gun, Tokyo*fu.

Tel. : 1066 Shiba.
-Tamamura, Tusuke CB W 5l

%~)> designer of construction.

Address: No. 28 Edogawa-
cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2170 Baneho.

. Xamana, Teizo (S ^ ® S),
Prof, of the Kyoto Imp. TJniv.;
b. in 1 861 in Kumamoto-ken;
3rd s. of Saburoda Tamaria,
a samurai ; m. Shin, e, d. pf
Soroku Wada of Tokyo-fu.,
Edue. :■ graduated Science at
the Imperial University in i S-
So. Prof of the Tokyo For-
eign Language School ; then
of the 1st High School ; pre-
sent post in 1900. Address:
Imadegawa, Kami - kyoku,
Kyoto.

Taaistnawa, Shigeyoshi CS gp
M S. #), President of the O-
kinawa Industrial Bank, and'
Director of the Okinawa-ken
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank ; b. 29 Sept. the 4th y.
of Meiji (1871), Okinawa;
I St s. of Shig-emoto Tama-
nawa ; m. Uto, ist d. of Gen-
taro Kureya, of the same pre-
fecture. Address : Nishihara-
mura, Chuto-gun, Okiimwa-
ken.

Tamaoki, Haayemen (M ^ #

'^ it f1)r former christian name
Nabetaro ; B. C. S. (Bachelor
of Commercial Science); part-
ner of Messrs Taraaoki cfe .
Co;, dealer of' tropical propi- -
cal products and. manufact-
mer of sugar;, &. 1 5 Ma-.
rch 1876 at Tokyo; e. s.
Mar, 1876 at Tokyo', e._i.
of the late Hanyemoft Ts-'

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Tarn

maoki, King of Todshiina;
ni. Hideko, d. of the late
Shozo Nakao. Educ: studied
ill U. S. A. for II years.
Is now engaged in the manu-
facture of sugar in Borodino
South and North Islands and
in the collection of feathers
in tropical islands Recrea-
tions : music, travelling, and
trees. Address : Yamashita-
chd, Kyohashi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1S73 Kyobashi (Office);
2248 5himbashi.

Tamaoki, Baganori CS W. S
^). President of the Waka-
yama District Court. Ad-
dress : Nibancho, Wakayama.

Tamari, Kizo (S 'M ^ 5S),
NdgdkuhakusJti^ Director oi
the Kagoshima Higher Agri-
cultural arad Forestry School ;
t. in 'i;856 in Kagoshiima-pre-
fectuTe;_^A of Shinken Tamari,
a sdmurcd ; mi. Waka, y. s. of
Amosuke Tanimoara of the
same prefecture. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Komaba Agri-
cultural School in 1 8.80 ; was
sent to America for studv.
Prof of the Tokyo Agricultur-
al and Forestry Scliool ; then
Assist. -Prof of the College
oi Agriculture, Tokyo Im-
perial University ; full Prof
in I'Sgi ; present post in 19-
03. Address : Kagoshima.

2&mari, Shinken C3E f J M K),
Vice-Adniiral on the waiting
list ; b. the loth m. of tlie

6th y. of Kaei (1853), Kago-
shima; 1st s. of Jimbei Ta-
mari/ a samurai o{ Kagoshi-
ma, and e. brother to Kizo
Tamari, Nogaktchakushi ; m.
Nobu, e. sister to Kahei Sen-
da, Baron. Appointed 2nd
Sub-Lieutenant of the Navy
in 1 88 1, and by gradua.l pro-
motion, finally raised to the
rank of Vice- Admiral in 19-
09. Once was Commander of
the Akagi and Akitsushimay
of the South Chinese Squad-
ron, and of the Ominato and
Macon Fortresses, etc. ; took
part in both the Japan China
and the Russo-Japanese wars
as Chief Naval Staff Officer
of the Port Arthur Nava:!
Station, and has been decorat-
ed Avith the 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of the -Golden Kite as war
rewards ; placed on the wait-
ing list in Dec. 1910. Ad-
dress : No. 48, 3 chome, A-
oyama-Kitamachi, Akasaka,
Tokyo.

Tamaru, Takuro CB % # BP)'

Rigdkuhahishi (Dr. of Sci-
ence), Prof of the College .of
Science of the Imp. Univ.
(chair: pTjysics); b. the .9th
ik. of the 5 til year of Meiji
(1872), in Iwate-:ken; s. of
Juro Tamura, 2. satmirai; m.
Yori, d. of Hyakuni Kubo, a
samurai of Ishikawa - ken.
Educ: graduated from the

Tak.

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Tokyo Imp. Univ., and then
feoiti the Leipzig and .Gotir
ingen Universities, . 1902-5.
iProf. in the 5th High SchooL
1897; Assist. Prof, in the
, Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1900; As-
sist. Prof, in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1901 ; Prof, of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1908 ;
established the Nippon - no-
Romazi-sha, a society for the
propagation of the Romanized
Japanese, and started the
publication of the Romaji-
Sekai, a monthly magazine
devoted to the above object.
Publications: "Text book of
physics for the use of rniddle
school students," ," Romazi-
bun no Kakikata," etc. Ad-
dress: No. II, Akebono-cho,
Komagomci Hongo-ku, To-
kyo. . -

Tamaru, "Zeiiifin (H A g£ ^),
Judge, President of the Kobe
District Court, 3rd Order of
Merit ; b. the 5th m. of the
ycA y. of Kayei (1850) in
Mie-ken ; 3rd s. of Ryozo
Tarnaru, a samura ; in. Ch5,
e. d. of Kyobiih Kawase, an
Ibaraki samurai. Probation-
ary Judge, 1872; Judge, 18-
79 ; was successively Section-
al Chief of the Osaka Dis-
trict Court, President of the
Fukui and Tokushima Dis-
-trict Courts," Sectional -Chief
of -the Osaka Appeal Court,
President of the Okayama and

Hiroshima District Cou^rt ;
then present post. Address, ':
No. 191,'' 5 chome, Kusuno-
kicho, Kobe, Tel, : 920. .

Tamba, Keisuke (.jf ^ ^:^,),
Director of the Kyoto Com-
mercial Museum. Address :
Kita-Moftzen-minami-iru, T6-
fukuji, Honcho-tori; Shimo-
kyoku, Kyoto.

Tamba, Keizp (fl-' •}& S5c S),
Yaku'gakuhakushi, Apotheca-
ly-Captain, Prof of the Medi-
cal College of the Tokyo Im-
perial University ; b. in 1 854
in Hyogo-prefecture ; 2nd s.
of Genrei Tamba; w. Sada, e.s.
of Fujimatsu Shibata of the
same prefecture. Educ: gradu-
ated Pharmacology at the
Imperial University; studied in
Germany. ' On returning was
appointed Prof of the Imperi-
al University. ' Address : Ka-
mikomagome-My6gizaka7 Su-
gamo-machi, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :
1612 Shitaya.

Tamura, Bnnshiro (.m H '^
m W), Standing Mem. of the
Nagaoka Charnber of Com-
merce, Managing Director of
the Hokuetsu Paper Mill Co.,
Ltd., Auditor of the Nagao-
ka Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1854 in
Niigata-ken ; 3rd s. of Jihei
Sakai ; m. Hama, ■. e. d. of
Bunshiro Tamura., his adopt.
f. Address ; Kanda-Ichiiio-
cho,' Nagaoka.

Tamura, Eambei CE3 ^ © :R

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Taia

ffi)> President of the Tamura
Bank, Director of the Ikuiio
Bank, Ltd. ; b. in 1853 in
Hyogo-ken ; m. Ume, e. d. of
Takezo Hayase. Address :
Ikunomachi, Hyogo-ken.
iamura, Miyata (Hftgi:),

Naval Captain of Eng.; b.
in 1871. Ediic: the Naval
Academy. Lieut.-Commander
of Eng., Sept. 1903; Com-
mander of Eng., Sept. 1906;
Captain of Eng., Dec 19 12.
Once was a member of the
educational head-office of
Navy. Decorations'. 4th
Order of R. S., 4th Order
of S. T., 4th Class of G. K.
Tamara, Kaoomi ( W U if E),

pastor of Sukiyabashi Church,
Kyobashiku, Tokyj, as Con-
gregationalist. .Address : Su-
gamo; Kitatoshima-gun, To-
kyo.

Tamura, SHnkicM Cffl tt ^
S), Proprietor of the Tamura
Trading, firm. Chairman of
the Board of Directors of
the Japan Rice Cleaning and
Flour Manufacturing Co.,
Ltd., President of the Nikka
(Japan-Canadian) Union Sav-
ings Bank, Ltd., Councillor
of the Kobe Business Associa-
tion, Special Member of the
Kobe Chamber of Commer-
ce ; b. the 1 2th m. of the
3rd y. of Bunkyu. (1863) in
Osaka ; 2nd s. of the late
Tahel Tamura; m. Sute, 2nd

d. of Zinsakli Akiyama of
Ishikawa-prefecture. Educ. :
studied science and literature
in America. Started his career
as an apprentice of a" trading
firm; went over to Canada
and started trading business'
with that country, 1888; en-
trusted by the Canadian Go-
vernment, with the business
of installing the CanadianEx-
hibits Department in the 5 th-
in dustrial Exhibition held at-
Osaka in 1903 ; during the
Russo-Japanese War rendered
valuable services in supplying
pur army with provisions and
was awarded for it ; establi-
shed the'^ Nikka Union Sav-
ings Bank at Vancouver and
became its Managing' Direct-
or, 1907; visited the United
States in company with other
famous business men of Japan
invited by the Chambers of
Commerce of the Pacific coast
of that country, 1909. Ad-
dress : No. II, 5 chome, Na-
kayamate-dori, Kobe. Tel. :
862.

Tamura, Sbinzo CH ^tt ^ m,
one of the highest tax-payers
of Saitama prefecture ; Direct-
or of the Sugito Bank, Manag-
ing Directoi of the Kasuka-
be Bankj the Meiji Savings
Bank; b. the Sth m. of the
5th y. of Ansei -(i8S7),'Sai-
tama; ist s. of Kozaemph
Tamura J m: loyo, grand' d.

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of KicliiJHrd Mara, of the
saoae prefecture. Address :
Kacsukaheniachi MJaaoai-Sai-
tama-gun, Saitama-iaa.

Tanaic, ■apWCH^^ac^iffiX
apothecaiy, Managing Direct-
or .of tite Japan Cattle Breed-
iijg Gcwpany, Director of the
Dai'Nihou TeaCoimpany.,.ete.;
b. tiie 6th in. of the 2nd y.
of Ka«i (:iS49), Osaka; ist
s. of Gofiobei Taaabe ; wid-
ower. Address- No. 63, 3
chome, D^oshicko, HigaslSku
Oteaka, Tel. ; -601 Bojikyofai.
Tanabe, ^ii&M (pa ^ # — ),
Lawyer; d>. 188 1 in Aomori-
prefecture ; s. of Jonoshin Ta-
nabe. Educ. ■: graduated fronj
the Private Ghiio University
in 1904 ; passed the Govern-
ment Exainiflation for Bench
in 1905. Became Judge and
was afterwards .called to the
bar. Address : Minami-Saku-
■maeho, Shibaku, Tokyo. Tel:
2670 Shinjbashi.

Tanabe, Kumaiehi Qm -AM
^). Mem. of the House of
.Representatives for^ N.i^ata
prefecture. Manager of the
Japan-OWna Spj^^i^g Co.,
Director of the Tojbij. Bank; i.
25 Jan. the 7th y.- of ^eiji
(.1874), Niigata prefecture j
1st s. of Makichi Tanabej
m, Yaj, jst d, of Hanji Yo-
sliikawa, of the same pre-
fecture. £^u<:. : graduated
from tke Chuo College. Once

was Mem. of the Prefeetural
Caufflcil J .elected M. H. R. for
Ms TOitive T)lace siaee 1907.
Address.- Mo. 55, 4 .ehome,
Mimami-Odawara-iCho, Kyo—
bashi-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 720
KyobasW.

Tanabe, SadaM<iM C^'^0.'S%
President of the Kyodo Fire
and Marine Transportatioin In-'
sura«ce Co., Ltd., and t&e Sa-
kura Cement Co., Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Car Mfg. Co., I^td.,
the Imperial Mineral Spring
Co., Ltd., *heKeihan Electric
R'ly Co., Ltd., the Nippon
Celluloid Artificial Silk Thread
Co., Ltd., the Kyushu Colliery
Steamship Co., Ltd. ; 3. in
1847 at Numazu, Shizuoka-
ken ; e. s. of Shiyu Tanabe,
a samurai ; m. Tsune, Z'od
d. of Shokichi Motooka of
Chiba-ken. Director of the
Tokyo Normal School in 1 8-
yy ; entered the Sumitomo
firm and was on the staff of
organization of the Sumitomo
Bank and became its Gene-
ral-Manager; a well known
business man in Osaka. Ad-
dress ;• Sumiyoshi-mura, Hi-
gash inari-gun, Osaka. Td.:
32 Toku Mikage.

Tanabe, Sakuro Cffl ^ mW),
Kogakuhakushi, Prof of Civil
Engineering at the College
of Science an^ Engineering
in the Syoto Imperial Univer-
sity, Honorary Adviser to the

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Tan

Kyoto City Office, Councillor
to the Construction' Bureau
of the Imperial Household
Dep't; b. the iith»«. of the
ist >. of Bunkj'u (1:861) in
Yedo (Tokyo) ; e. s. of Ma-
gojiro Tanabe, a Shizuoka
samurai; »«. Shidzu," ^. V- of
Baron Kunimichi Kitagaki.
Educ. : graduated from the
former Kobu Daigakko ■. (pi'e-
sent College of Engineering
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.),
1883. Civil Engineer to the
Kyoto prefectural government,
1883 — 1890; sent to Ame-
rica, 1888; Prof of the Col-
lege of Engineering in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1890—
1896 ; Kdgakuhdkushi, 1891 ;
Chief of the Railway Con-
struction Dep't of the Hok-
kaido Government, r896' — 19-
00; present post since^ 1900;
again sent to Europe on an
official mission, i960. He is
the first one to introduce the
construction of watel- power
electric work in Japan ; has
completed the Biwa Lake
drainage works, for^ Kyoto
prefectural government while
-holding the post of ([^ivil Engi-
neer to that local govern-
ment. Publications :~ " Engi-
neering formula," *' Water-
power," etc. Recreation: old
Japahese- music, Japanese
paiMiilg, Chinese poetry. Ad-
•iiressl:. - Shinnyodo-mae; Jodo-

jimachi, Kyoto, Tel. : 4120

Kyoto; , " - _;■

Tanabe,. Teruzane CE8 SH
K), Member of the House of
Peers, Lord-in- Waiting in.the
Kinkei'Ha.ll} b. the iitli m.
of -the I2th >. of Tempo (18-
41), Kashiwara, Tamba pro-
vince ; 1st J. of Yo Tanal^e,
a samuml of Kashiwara clan;
m. Fusa, 2nd d. of Sai'?o
Wada, a samurai of Hyogb
prefecture. Once was Senior
Secretary of the Home Office,
Director 6f the Forestry and
Public Works Bureaus, and
Governor of Kochi, Miyazaki,
Saga, Mie and Miyagi pre-
fectures, etc. ; nominated -M,
H. P. in 1905. Decoration:
1st Order of Merit. Address :
Odawara, Ashigara - shimo -
gun, Kanagawa-ken.

Tan?ibe, Yaemon (© ^ ji.j^
% fl)/ Director of the Nishi-
uchi Company, and the Oga-
mi Bank ; b. the 6th m. oi
the 1st y. of Kaei (1848)^ A-
omori prefecture ; 5th s. of
Inosuke Yabuya, and adopted
by the late Yaemon Tanabe;
m.. Taki, y, sister to Kihachi-
ro Hirano, of the same pre-
fecture. Address: Ogami-mu-
ra, Minarftitsugaru-gun, Aq-
mori-ken. : ;iv;

Tanahashi, Aishichi (M'^.%
-t), Judge of the Court /of
Cassation; b. the ,10th ■^?^.
of the 1st J/, of Gwanji (18-

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60), Tokyo ; 2nd s: of Untei
Tanahashi, a samurai of To-
kyo ; m. Waka, 2nd d. . of
Yoshizane Fukao, also a To-
kyo samurai. Educ.: gradu-
ated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, 1 888. Appointed Judge
in 1890, and served as Judge
of the Tokyo Court of Ap-
peal, Councillpr of the De-
partment of Justice, and Pro-
curator of the Tokyo Court
of Appeal ; was ordered to
proceed to Germahy and Au-
stria, 1899— 1900; appointed
Procurator of the Tokyo Court
of Cassation, Sept. 1907. De-
coratioti: 4th. Order of the
Rising Sun. Address: No.
l'4-,_ I chome, . Motozonocho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo.

Tanahashi, Aya (tJI ^. »),
lady educationist; ^.1839 in
Osaka; e. d. of Shoyemon
Ushfoda; m. the late Daisaku
Tanahashi, who was a Chinese
scholar and became blind be-
fore the marriage. Educ:
studied Chinese classics from
Ozan Oyama. When she
was 17 years old she was
married and since that strug-
gling with poverty and other
difficulties she relieved her
blind husband, beside being
engaged in educational works.
Became teacher of Nagoya
Girls' School, 1872; teacher
of Tokyo Normal School.

1875; teacher of the Peeress
School, 1878; afterward found-
ed Kinsei Elementary School
and became principal of pri-
vate Seiritsu - gakusha girls
dep't,; was engaged by the
Nagoya municipal office for
opening and managing a high
girls' school, 1 899-1 901; es-
tablished a private High
Girls' School at Mita, Tokyo,
1902; decorated with 6i.h
Order of Merit, 19 ti. Ad-
dress: 17 Maruyama Shiiii-
fnachi, Hongo, Tokyo.

Tanahashi, Ichiro (W # —
W)t author. Principal of the
Ikubunkwan Middle School:
Mem. of the Tokyo City Coun-
cil; &. the i2thm. of theand^.
of Bunkyu (1862], Mino pro-
vince ; s. of Daisaku Tana-
hashi, a samurai of Nihom-
matsu clan. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of Lit-
erature of the Tokyo Imperi-
al University^ 1884. Found-
ed the Ikubunkwan Middle
School in 1889. His mother,
Aya - ko, is a well known
lady educationist. Publications:
Universal History, History of
Ethics, Oriental History, and
many other works. , Address :
No. 17, Maruyama-shinma-
chi, Hongo, .Tokyo.

Tanaka, Akamaro (H tf 1^
m M), Viscount ; b. 26 Sept.
the 2nd y. of Meiji (1869);
J St s. of the late Viscount-

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Tan

Fujimaro Tanaka ■ m. Take-
ko, 2nd d of Sjifu Takasaki,
Baron. Edzic. : studied in
Switzerland ; studied geology
and geography at the Brus-
sels University, 1884 — 1895.
Once taught in Waseda Uni-
versity, the Tokvo Hi<rlier
Normal School, and several
other piivate colleges ; chief
of the Tokyo Geographical
As'^ociatio.., 1900 — 1905.^^-
kress : No. 43, 2 chome, Su-
idobata-cho, Koishikaw£i-ku,
Tokvo. Te7. : 1512 Bancho.

Tanaka, Akira CH "l^ #), Pre-
sident of the Nara-ken Agri-
cultural and Industrial Bank,
Ltd.; 3. in 1847 in Nara-
ken ; e. s. of Kanosuke Ta-
naka, a samurai; m. Shin,
e: d. of Yoshinori Mike of
Kanagawa - ken. . Address :
Hanashibamachi, Nara-shi.

Tauaka, Buhei CB 4" ^ :R W,
Executive Member of the Ta-
naka Bank, Managing Direct-
or of Tanaka Savings Bank,
President of the Kqjimachi
Bank, tea dealer ; b. the 1 2th
m. of the 5th y. of Kaei (18-
52), Tokyo ; ist s. of the late
Buhei Tanaka ; m. Sato, 2nd
d. of Tozo Kato, of Tokyo.
Address : No. 10, 5 chome,
Hirakawacho, Kqjimachi, To-
kyo. Tel. : 880 Bancho.

Tanaka, Chblei (ffl ^^^
W), Miner; b. in 1858 at
Tokyo ; s. of Chobei Tanaka;

m. Yoki, adopt. d._ of San-'
shiro Nomura. Owner of the
Kamaishi Iron-ore Mine and
a gold mine in Formosa. Re-
credtions : archery and riding.
Address : Kita - Konyacho,
Kyobashilcu, Tokyo. " Tel. :
457, 458 Kyobashi,

Tanaka, EihacMro Q& t^ S^
A W}, President of the O-I-
ental Glass Co., Ltd., Chair-
man of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Ibaraki Coal Min-
ing Co., Ltd., Managing Di-
rector of the Kanto Oxygen
Co., Ltd., Director of the
Ryiiko Timber Co., Ltd., the
Central Paper Mill, Ltd., the
Oriental Gum Co., and the
Kiso Business Development
Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1863 in_To-
kyo ; J. b. of Heizabur5 Oka-
wa, a samtirai ; m. Ume, e.
d. of Heiemon Tanaka. Ad-
dress : Miyanagacho, Nezu,
Hongoku, Tokyo. Tel. : 341
Shitaya.

Tanaka, Eujita ( ffl il> 'g -t ja},
chief of the Traffic Section
in the Imperial R'ly Board ;
b. in 1 868 at Saga, Hizen ;
s. of his adopt./. Koi Tana-
ka ; m. Misu, e. d. of Tomi-
jird Tashiro. Edzic. : gradu-
ated Engineering at the To-
Icyo Imperial University in
1 891. Expert of the Dep't
of Agriculture and Commer- ,
ce .1891 — 1896; member of
the Osaka Toka Spinning Co.,

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1896 — 1897; Expert of the
H'ly Construction Bureau
since 1 898 ; then present post;
"v^as sent abroad^ -ipQa— 1903.
Address ':[ '^ chdirie, Shiodome.-
fchp; Shibaku: - Tef. :. 2663
Shiinbashi. . • ,

Tanafca, Gamba CH "l^'S W\
soy-manufacturer, one of the
highest tax-payers of Chiba
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Ikue
T ariaka ; widowfer. Address :
Moto - choshimachi, Kaijo -
gun, Chiba-ken. .

Tanak«, Gentaro (H tf ii jSi
MR), a large land-owner, one
of the highest tax-payers of
Saitama prefecture ; 3. the
1 2th m. of the 5th j|/. of An-
sei (1858), Saitama; 1st s.
of Tafnejiro Tanaka ; m. Sa-
no, J/.' sister. to Sei-ichir5 Na-
gase," of tlie same prefecture.
Address : Yuldniatsu - mura,
Kita-Katsushika-gun, Saita-
ma-ken.

Tanaka, Gentaro (H >i> j® ±
BI5), M. H. P., President of the
Kyoto Commercial and In-
dustrial Bank, and the Kyoto
Woven Goods Company, Di-
rector of the Teikoku Hemp
Manufacturing Company, Au-
ditor of the Ujigawia., Elec-
ti^ic Company, and the Kei-
liah Electric Railway Corii-
pany, Member of the Kyoto
Chamber of CommercCj Chief
Director of the Kyoto.. Stock
Exchangei ; one of. the' high-

est tax-payer of Kyoto-fu, a
large land-owner ; b. the "ist
m. of the 6th y. of Kaei (18-
53), Kyoto-fu; ist jr. of the
late Kuraichi Tanaka ; nt. Ma-
sa, 1st d. ol Kurozaemon Ta-
rumi, of Kyoto. , Edtic. :- stud-
ied Chinese Classics. Thrice
sat in the House of Repre-
sentatives ; was elected Meni-
ber of the House of Peers
as representative of the high-
est tax-payers of Kyoto, 18-
97. Address: Shtmmachi-do-
ri-Nishikikoji-noboru, Shimo-
kyoku, Kyoto. Tel. .•311.

Tanaka, Giiohi CH * tt -r^X
!^ajor - General, Commander:
of the 2nB Brigade of Infantry;
b. in 1863 in Yamaguchi-ken;
3rd s. of Nobusuke Tanaka,
a samurai ; m. Sute, 6th d.
of Shoshi Otsuka. Educ. -:
graduated from the Kyododan
(Military Non- Commissioned.
Oiificers' School), the Mili-
tary Academy, and the Mili-
tary Staff College. Sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1883 ; Coloiiel in
1907; Major-General in 191 1.
Adjutant to the ist Army
Division; attached to the Mili-
tary General Staff Office ; was
on the staff of the Japanese
Manchurian Armies ;• Chief
of ' the ■ Section of Military
Affairs -in ths War Dep't in
1909 ; chief of the Bureau of
Military Affairs qf the Dep't
of War itt: 191-1 ; then pre-

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Tan

sent post siace Dec. IQ12.
Decoratio7ts : 3rd Order of the
R. S. and 3rd Class of the
■G. K. AddT&88 1 Gobancho,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:,
2057 Bancho.

'fanaka, HeihacM CB (}i ^
A), President of the Teikoku
Savings Bank, and- the Ta-
naka Bank, Director of the
Tokyo Electric Light Com-
pany ; h. the 7 th m. of
the 2nd y. of Keio (1866),
Kanagawa prefecture; -istjr.
of the late Heihachi Tana-
of OKayania. Address: No.
noru Fukunaga, s. Tokyo sa-
murai. Address: No. 4,_ i
chome, Uchisaiwaicho, Koji-
machi, Tokyo. Tel.: 153 To-
ku Cho Shimbashi.

Tanaka, Hideo CW * S^ ^).
Chief Procurator of the Ohi-
ba District Court, .4th Or-
der of Merit; d. the 8th m.
of the 2nd jc. of BunkyO (18-
62) in Saga-ken ; e. s. of Kan-
taro Tanaka,, a samurai; m.
Kii, e. d. of Hachiro limori.
Passed the Examination for
Bench and appointed Public
Procurator, 1887; Judge, 18-
■92 ; Judge of the Nagoya
District and Appeal Courts;
,again a:ppointed Public Pro-
;,Curator and was assigned to
•the Nagoya Appeal Court,
1897 ; Chief Public Procurator
■.of the Matsue District Court,
1899 ; then was' Successively

Chief Public Procurator; 6)
the District Courts of CftcaJf
yama, Niigata and Fukuoka ;
present post since igio. 'Ad-
ddress : /The Ohiba DistrrGt
Court, Chiba.

Tanaka, Hirotaro CH t}» §2.
X W), Colonel of Artillery,
Sectional Chief of the ffili-
tary Arsenal ; h, in 1 865 in
Kyoto - fu. Sub - Lieutenant,
1887 ; Lieutenant, 1890 ; Cap-
tain, 1894; Major,. 1 899; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, 1904 ; Colo-
nel, 1907. Decorations : 4th
Order of the R. S,' and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address :
Osaka Hohei Kosho.

Tanaka, Hodzumi (H t|i ^
ft)) Hogahihakushi, M. A.,
Prof of Waseda. University
(chair. Politics and Finance) ;
b. the lOth y. of Meiji (18-
Jj'), Nagmo prefecture ;.?. of
Shiinosuke Tanaka; m. 1903.
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo Semmon Gakko (pre-
decessor of the present Wa-
seda University), 1896; fur-
ther studied in Europe and
America. Once was a wiriter
on the staff of a newspaper.
Ptiblications : " A Study of
Finance," " Opinions on the
Japanese Policy' against Co-
rea," etc.- Address: No. 170,
Bentencho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel: 988 Bancho. .

Tanaka, Inaki CH^t^ f§ tS),
President of the Imperial - Li-
brary ; b. in 1857 in Yama-

Tan

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guchi-prefecture ; was adopt-
ed by Chuza Tanaka ; m.
Michi, d. of his adi?/>t. f.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Literature, Tokyo
Imperial University, in 1882.
Lecturer of his alma mater:
Secretary of the Educational
Dep't ; thsn present post. Pu-
blicahon: " TosJiokan Kanri-
Jp" (How to control a Li^
brary). Address :■ Komago-
me-Afcebono-cho, Hongo-ku,
Tokyo.

Tanaka^ Isuke Cffl ti" # Id),
timber dealer ; d. the 2nd m.
of the 3rd J/, of Ansei (1856),
Kyoto ; ist s. of Isuke Tana-
ka ; m: Kimi, 2nd d. of Shi-
gesuke Eito, of the same pre-
fecture. Address: No. 14,
Ayakoji-Sakaimachi-Higashi-
iri-ayazaimokucho, Shimokyo-
ku, Kj'-olo. Tel. : 407 Kami.
Tanaka, Jiiro (S . cfj ;^ jij)^
Chief o£ the Bureau of Posts
and Telegraphs of the Depart -
nient of Comraunicationg ; b.
in 1873 at Ogi, province of
Hizen ; 2nd s. of Mankuro
Soejima, a samurai of Ogi
clan ; adopted by . Yoshimichi
Tanaka ; m. Sadayo, e d. oi
his adopted father. \Educ.:
graduated English Law at
the Tokyc> Imperial Univer-
sity in 1898. Passsd the. High-
er Civil Service Examinatibii,
the same -year j" entered- the
"service - pf •■ tli& Comr.kjniea-

tions' Dep't as commissioner
of the Tokyo Post Office, 18-
98 ; Prof of thi former Tokyo
Post and Telegraph School
and Secretary of the Com-
munications' Dep't ; Director
of the Seoul Post Office, 19-
00 — 1906 ; represented Japan
at the International Wireles^
Telegi-aphic Conference held
at Bjrlin, 1906— ■ 1908 ; on
returning was appointed to
present posts. Pttblications :
"Commentaries on Law of
Communications," " On the
Japanese Constitution," etc.
Recreations: walking, billiards,
checkers, and Utai\o\6i Japan-'
e.se classical songs). Address:
No. 273, Sankocho, Shiroka-
ne. Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 3200

Tanaka, Jiro CB I" ^ i^X
manager of the Nakanoshima.
branch of the Sumitomo Bank
in Osika; 6. Feb. 1870 ia
B^ukuoka-city ; 2ad s. of Yu-
ki Tan ka, a -samurai of
Fukuoka-prefecture ; m. Yfl-
hei 190 1, i'dwc. .• graduated
from the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School. Was appo-
inted a po.'st in the banking
bureau of the Dep t of Finance
on his^ graduation ; after su-
ccessively having served at th»
N ihon 'Industrial Bank, th&
Yokohama Specie Bank, and
the, Hokkaido Coloniiil Bank,
■entered toj the .heEid-roffice of

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present bank and promoted
to present post, 19 n. Reo-
reations ,• utai, ' gardeniuw.
Address: Hiden-in-c'uo, Te^
nnoji, Osaka. Glub : the Ban-
kers' club.

Tanaka, Katsujiro CB "J*
=*: 115), Director, and Mana-
ger of the Utsunomiya Bank
and the Utsunomiya Sholcai,
Director of the Utsunomiya
Stone and Rail Company, the
Shimotsuke Paper Manufact-
uring Company, and the Shi-
motsuke Electric Power Com-
pany, Vice-President of the
Utsunomiya Chamber of Com-
merce ; d. the ist m. of the
6th y. of Ansei (1859), To-
chigi prefecture ; 1st j. of
Shoshichi Tanaka ; m. Fusa,
f. sister to Tokuhei Nozawa,
of the same prefecture. Ad-
dress : No. 1 1 , Zaimokucho,
Utsunomiya-shi.

Tanaka, Kazunosuke Cffl ^
m t. W), President of the Kyo-
to-fu Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd., Auditor
of tlie Tamba Isinglass Co.,
Ltd. ; b. in 1 848 in Kyoto-
fu : 2nd s. of Hachiroku Ha-
rada ; in. Koma, e. d. of Z6-
ichi Tanaka, his adopt, f.
Address: Senibpnhigashie-iru,
Sanjo, ShimO-kyoku, Kyoto.

Tanaka, Keiichi (IB it> Sfc — ),
President of the Nihombashi
Girls* High School ; ^. 18-.
j;7 in Katsuyama-machi, pro-

vhice of Mimasaka ; s. of
Tokkei lijima, a samurai of
Miura clan; was adopted by
Yasuhei Tanaka; /«. 2nd d.
of the late Shibajiro Baba, a
samurai of the same clan.
Educ. : studica English at the
Dpninsha and the Keiogij'uku;
graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Normal School, 18- •
82. Teacher at the Nagasa-
ki Middle and Normal Schools,
1886 — 1889; President and
Chief teacher of the Gifu
Normal School, 1889 — 1892;
President of the Miyagi Nor-
mal School, 1892 — 1893; Prof,
of the Female Higher Normal
School, 1893 — 1897; Presi-
dent of the Tokyo Normal
School, 1897 — 1900; Pre-
sident of the Japanese Lang-
uage School at Formosa, 19-
00 — 1906. Publications- "Pe-
dagogy ", " School Manage-
ment ", etc. Address: No.
106, Haramachi, Koishikawa-
ku, Tokyo.

Tanaka, KicMtaro CH t> S
:fc W), pawn-broker. Address:
No. 160, Kitasumiyacho, Ml^

namiku. Osaka. Tel. : Sgo
Minami.

Tanaka, Kiiehi (H (fi # —>,
Ph. D., Prof, of the To-
kyo Higher Technical School.
Educ: studied inU. S.A. i&-
creation : Labour que.stions.
Address : Yism'a.s\x%\, Nippon,
Tokyo.

TaSi

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Taaaka, Klyobumi (pg tp^^),
one of the highest tax-payers
of, Toyama prefecture, Presi-
dent of the fanaka Bank,
and the Tanaka Savings Bank;
d. 24 Oct. the Sth 7. of Meiji
(1872), Toyama'" prefecture ;
2nd y. of Junzo Arikawa, and
adopted by the , Seizo Tana-
ka; M. Seki, 1st d. of his
foster father. Address: Fu-
kuno-mura, Higashi-tonami-
gun, Toyama-keri.

Tanaka, Kiyoji (H * :g -f^ *),
Expert of the Dep't of Agri-
culture and Commerce, Chief
of the Business Section of the
Foi-estry Bureau; 3. in 18-
65 in Fukuoka - ken ; e. s.
of Kisaburo Tanaka ; m. Ta-
zuo, f. s. of Den Tamura of
Fukuoka-ken. Educ. : grad-
uated from the Tokyo School
of Agriculture and Forestry
in 1888. Entered the Dep't
of Agriculture and Commer-
ce. Address : No. 27, i cho-
me, Morimoto-cho, Azabu-kii,
Tokyo."

Tanaka,' KoCH tj^ ^.i Juigd-
kuhakuski (Veterinary Ana-
tomy), Prof of the College
of Agriculture, Tokyo, Imperi-
al University ; b. in 1859 in
iCagoshima-ken; e. s. of Teisu-
ke Tanaka, a samurai. Educ:
graduated from the Tokyo
Komaba Agricultural School
in'i883. Prof of the Tokyo
Agricultural and Forestry

School in 1887; then present
p,q8t:in 1 860. .Address': Na-
kashibuya, Toyotama - gun.
Tokjo-fu.

Tanaka, Kotaro (ffltf^icBP),
Naval Captain, a studeiits
of the electric course of the
Naval College; ^. 1870.
Educ: the Naval Engineer-
ing Academy. Commander,
Jan. 1901; Second-Captain,
Aug. 1 90s; Captain, Dec.
191 1. Once was attache to
the Japanese Embassy in
St. Petersburg; a staff of the
Naval General Staff Board.
Decorations: 4th Order of
R.S., Sth Order of S.T., 4*
Class of G. K. Address: :No.
26 Wakamiya - cho, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo-

Tanaka, Kunisaburo CH t|» M
H 115), Judge of the Court of
Administrative Litigation; 3. in
1 86 1 in Gifu-prefecture; e. s. of
Kimbei Tanaka; m. Kano, e. d.
of Hyozaemon Nakajima of
the same prefecture. Educ. ••
graduated English Law at the'
Tokyo Imperial University in
1895. Director of the Akita
Tax Control Office in 1898;
then of the Tax Control Offices
of- Kanagawa, Tokyo, and
Kyoto; then present post. Ad-
dress : Kita-igacho, Yotsuya,
Tokyo.

Tauaka, Masaaki Cffl if" j^ 0,
Paymaster r Major -r Qpneralj
CM6f'.6f'the"Paym£istefs Dep't

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Tan

;of the Chosen Garrison ; b. in
/1 864 in Tokyo - prefecture.
Sub-Lieutenant in 1885 ; Li-
eutenant in 1889; faymaster-
Major in 1901 ; Paymaster-
Colonel in 1907 ; Paymaster-
Major-General in 191 2. De-
coratios : 3rd Order of the K.S.
and 4th Class of the G. K.
Address : Paymasters Dep't
of the Chosen Garrison.

Tanaka, Masatomo CH (p jE
jfji), Colonel of Inf., ex-Di-
rector of the Osaka Branch
of the Military Construction
Bureau; d. in 1857 in Tot-
tori-ken. Sub-Lieutenant, 18-
84; Lieutenant, 1887; Cap-
tain, 1894; Major, 1900; Li-
eutenant-Colonel, 1904; Colo-
nel, 1907. -Decorations: 3rd
Order of the R. S. and 4th
Class of the G. K. Address:
Fukakusa-mura,Kii-gun,Kyo-
to-fu.

Tanaka, Mitsuaki CH if> 36 i^),
Count, ex-Minister of the Im-
perial Household, Major-Gen-
eral, Supreme" Councillor ; b:
in 1843 in the province of
Tosa ; e. s. of Atsutoshi Ta-
naka, a samurai. Served on
the side of the Mikado in
" the Restoration. Governor of
Hyogo - prefecture ; entered
the Dep't of Finance ; Chief
faf the Bureau' of Census Reg-
istration; was sent abroad;
Chief of the Pay Dep't of the
Expeditionary Army in the

Saigo Rebellion ; Paymaster -
General ; Major-General ; Sbt
nator ; Chief Commissioner of
Metropolitan Police ; , Presi-.
dent of the Peers' Schoo} ;
Vice-Minister of the Imperial
Household Dep!t ; Minister of
the Dep't; Privy Councillor.
Was nominated Viscount in
1887; promoted Count as a
war reward. Address : Seki-
guchi-daimachi, Koishikawa-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 664 Ban-
cho.

Tanaka, Morihide CH tf ®
^),Eear-Adm., Sectional Chief
of the Saseho Naval Arsenal ;
6. in 1867. Cadet, 1883; Cap-
tain, 1906; Rear-Adm., Dec.
191 2. Decorations: 3rd Order
of the R. S. and 4th Class
of the G. K J.c?(lress.- Sase-
ho Naval Station.

Tanaka, ITamie CPB I" S OD.
Auditor of the Board of Au-
ditors, Chief of the 3rd Sec-
tion of the 1st Dep't; b. in
1865 in Niigata-prefecture ; e.
s. of Yozo Tanaka ; m. Teru, .
e. d. of Sada Nomura of the
same prefecture. Address: Ni-
shihara-machi, Koishikawaku,
Tokyo.

Tanaka, Eikizo (H '^ M S
IS), Architectural and Ship
Fittings dealer, Mem. of the
Yokohama Chamber of Com-
merce, Representative Part-
ner of the Yokohama Busi-
ness "Bank, Ltd., and the

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Yokohama Business Savings
Bank, Ltd. ;. <5 in i86oin.Ka-
iiagawa-ken; m. Yonz, y. s.
of Toyozo Kobayashi of Na-
gano-ken. Was elected Mem.
of the Kanagawa Prefectural
AssemblyV Address: Moto-
maulii, Yokohama. Tel.: 697.

Tanaia, Rinzo (W tp # St),
tea-djaler; ~ Director of the
Yokohama Jitsugyo Bank, and
the Yokohama Trade Storage
Company, Auditor of the Yo-
kckania Commercial Bank,
and the Yol<oliama Jitsugyo
Savings Bank ; 3. the .6th fft.
of the 2nd J/, of Kaei (1849),
Kanagawa ; 2nd s. of Gihei
Yamada, and adopted by Rin-
zo Tanaka ; /m. Yoshi, 1st d.
of Rinji Otomo, a samurai
of Nagano. Address: No. 3.
I chomc, Yoshidamachi, Yo-
kohama. 7W. : 387.

Tanaka, ■ilinzi_ K (f Fl S),
Director of the Osaka Shosen
Kaisha ; b. the loth to. of
the ist y. of Gwanji (1864),
Ugo province ; ist s. of
liyti^ei Tanaka, a samurai
of Kiibotaclan, Ugo province;
m. Kama, 2nd d. of Kei Shi-
ga, a sa?uurai ofTokyo. Edtec:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tulcyo Imperial
University, 1889. Appointed
Vtci-Director of the Mining
Bureau of the Department of
Agr. and Com., 1890; then
Councillor of the same De-

partment; resigned the post,
and became lawyer, 1892;
appointed Secretary of the
House of Representatives, 18-
95; then having held the posts
of Councillor <->f the Legisla-
tive Bureau, Secretary of the
Nagasaki Prefectural Govern-
ment, Director of the Mining
Bureau of the Department of
Agr. and Com., and Judge
of the Administrative Liti-
ira.tion Court, retired .rom go-
vernment service and entered
the Ftcjita-gumi; resigned
the post and became Dir. ot
the Kosaka Kailway Co., 1910;
then present post. Has been
decorated" with the 3rd Order
of the' Rising Sun. Address: -
No. 12, Naltanomachi, Aza-
bu, Tokyo. 7>/. .• 3150 Shi-
ba.

Tanaka, Sabur" (H (p S J|5),
PaymasLcr- Ui.ionel on the
Helef vi5, ex-CKicroTthe Pay-
masters' Department of the
2nd Array Division ; b. in 18-
55 in Nagano-ken. Sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1882 ; Lieutenant in
1886; Paymaster- Major in 19-
00; Paymaster-Colonel in ig-
08. Decorations: 3rd Order of
the R. S , 4th Order of the
S. T. Address : Sendai, Mi- '
yagirken.

Tanaka, SMgefu CB * |g),

direct importor of iron and
copper machines, Director of
the Ishikawajima Dock Yard,

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Tail

Auditor of the Yokosuka Com-
mercial Bank. Menibar of the
Yokohama Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. the 7th ni: of the
5th J/, of Kaei (1852), Kana-
gawa; rst s. of Tadinori Ta-
naka, a samurai of Kanaga-
wa; m.. Ryu, ist d. of Kisa-
fauro Kojima, of Tokyo, Ad-
dress : No. II, I chome, Sa-
kaimachi, Yokohoma. Tel: :
118 Cho.

Tanaka, Sfainnosuke CES tjj ^
^: fl), President of the Shin-
yo Bank, LM., Auditor of the
Nagano Commercial Bank,
Ltd.;iJ, in 1875 in Nagano-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Shiiizo Tana-
ka; m. Hoyo, grand d. of Wa-
kabayashi nf the same prefect-
ure. Address : Suzakamachi,
Kamitakai-gun, Nagano-ken.

Tanaka, ShinsMchi CEQ tp tr
-fc)« Silk-merchant, Represent-
ative Partner of the Tanfba
& Co., Director of the Hok-
kaido Coal Mining Co., Ltd.,
and the Kyoto Electric R'ly
and the Kyoto ELctric Ra-
ilway Co., Ltd., South Sea
Electric Railway Co., the
Aichi. Electric Railway Com-
pany; b. in. 1844 in Ka-
bei Tanaka ; m. Mie, e. d. of
Seiemon Suzuki of A'.chi-ken.
Address :. Oimatsucho, Yoko-
hama. yTel.: 562 /. d.

Tanali.a, Shoemon ( ffl tf IE ^'
?S P5), Shipping Agent, Presi-
dent of the 1 13& Bank, Ltd.,

and the Hakodate Savings
Bank, Ltd.; <5. in 1840 in Fu-
kui-ken ; 2nd s. of Kanzabu-
ro Nagatani ; m. Ise, e. d. of
Montaro Sakai of Hokkaid5.
Succeeded \i\&^adopt. f. Shoe-
mon Tanaka in 1876. Address:
Tenjincho, Hakodate, '

. , Tanaka, Sh~hei C H * IE ^),
Rigakuhakushif Expert of the
Imperial R'ly Board; b. in
1802 m ixvogu-ken ; 2nd
s. of Saiji Tanaka, a samu-
rai ; in. Take, 4th d. of Jyozo
Yamanaka of Tokyo-fu. Educ:
grsduatec'r Physics at the Im-
perial University; pursued the
study of physics and music
in Germany for fifteen years.
Upon returning from Germany
entered the Nihon R'ly Co.,
Ltd. ; then present post. Ad-
dress :_ Higashi - Naka - L)5ri,
Tsukijima, Kyobashiku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 105 Kyob.ashi.

Tanaka, Shotaro Cffl tji je jk
SfO, Commissioner of Iwate-
prefecture. Address : Mori-
oka, Iwate-ken.

Tanaka, Shoun (B ^ if 8),
Eijiro by proper name, woo-
den sculptor ; b. 1868 in
Osaka ; s. of Shusui Ta-
naka, sculptor of the 31st
generation ; m. younger sister
of Naganobu Kano. JEdtic. ':
privately." Was assistant Prof,
of the Tokyo Fine Art School,
1890 ; exhibited his work
"General Haira's" image, : one

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of twelve generals of "Yakiishi
gods," and obtained a silver
medal and it was honouraMy
purchased by tbe Impress Do-
wager ; afterwards exhibited
his work "a dog" in the
Tokyo engraving society and
obtained a copper medal; besi-
des exhibited his works in va-
rious exhibitions and obtained
many prizes. -Recreations :
reading, toy. Address : 'No.
5 47 3, Matsuga - Hana - cho,
Minami-ku, Osaka. Olubs :
chief of the dep't of sculp-
ture in the society of alunmi
of the Kwansai Art School
Tanaka, Shosd (H tf jE It),

ex-Mem. of the House of Re-
presentatives ; 3. iri 1 841 in
Tochigi-ken. He was for -
tnerly a.,]VanusAi {he3.d) of a
village in his native province
but was banished on accqunt of
political offences^; was ap-
pointed an administrative of-
ficial of Tochigi-prefecture in
1869; severely criticized Gov-
ernor Mishima's civil engineer-
ing works and was imprison-
ed for some months ; elected
Mem. of the House of Repre-
sentatives in 1 890 ; fought a-
gainst the Government in con-
nection with the Ashio Mi-
neral Poisoning Question oyer
ten years ; at last resigned
the post and presented a direct
appeal on the matter to the
Mikado on the ©pen road. Rec-

reatton: promotion of public
welfare. Address : Shimot'su-
ga:gun, Tochigi-ken. ,

Tan^ia, Suiichiro (0 t^; 2^

-" IP)> Professor of history at
the Keio _Univ.; b. March,
1873, ill Odake, Sliidzubka-
ken; 5. of Torio Tanaka | 'm.
Satsuki, 3rd d. of Saiehiro
Yoshimoto, January, " i 896.
Educ. : graduated from' thti
College of Literature of the
Keio Univ., studied in Lon-
don Univ. and Leipzig Univ.
Was made the professor of
the Keio Univ. 1899; Pzib-
lications: Modern History of
Oriental Countries, 2 vol., (in
Japanese), translation of De-
molins A-t. on interet a
s'emparer dii Pouvoirf and
D'Ohsson's Histoire des Mon-
gols. Address: No. 28, Ni-'
chome Ichibeicho, AzabU,

Tokyo.

Tanaka, Susmnu (© tji ■#)»

retired lawyer; b. 1853 ih
Tokyo; s. of Shunrei Tanaka;
■m. Ume-ko Tanaka, 1869.
Educ. .'Studied Chinese classics
while, young and afterwards
studied law. Profession of
lawyer from 1 88 3 . to ; 1 9 t r.
Address: Sendagaya, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo-fu. ■

I'anaia, Tadatehird Cffl ff nt
~ IR), Member of the Board
of Trustees and manager of
Waseda University, Director
of the Nisshin Life Insuraifde

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Tan

Co., Ltd., Auditor of the Nis-
shiaPrmting Company, Ltd. ;
_&..iii.i867 in Saitania-prefec
tiire;, «. of Toichiro Tanaka;
m. Tomo, e. d. of Soichiro I-
manari. Educ: graduated Po-
litics and Economics at the
Waseda University in 1889.
After graduation 'was on the
staff of the Compiling Bureau
of his cdma mater ; then Ma-
nager of the same institution.
Recreation: Utai. . Club: Wa-
seda University Almuni As-
sociation. Address: Yaraicho,
Ushigonieku, Tokyo. Tel. :
2283 Bancho.

' Tanaka, Takaki (ffl tf it iS),
Chairman of the Board ol
Directors of the Mivako Bank,
Ltd., Dir. of the Tokyo Soy
Co., Ltd., And. of the Shiobara
Railway Co.; &. in 1851 in Sa-
Ka, a samurat ; m Ritsu, e.
d. of Chitate Haraguchi of To-
kyo. Enteri>;d the Dep't of
Finance in 1875; was trans-
/erred to the Bank of Japan
in 1^82 ; became Director of
the Aichi Bank in 1 897 ; then
President of the Hokkaido
Bank in 1903. Address : Dai-
machi, Akasaka - ku; Tokyo.
T>/. :• 2666'Shimbashi.

Tanaka, Takeo CH >? jet M:)..
Dir. of the Kumamoto Post
and Telegraph Superintending
Bni^l; h'. in>: 1871 in Tokyo-fu; e,
s. of Ytizo Tanaka; m. Mura, e.
d. of Sanji lida of Tokyo-fu.

Educ: passed the Higher Civft
Examination in i8g6;. Entered
the Dep't of Communications
in 1 896; Secretary of the Dep't
of Communicatioas ; Director
of a I St class Post Office, Sec-
retary of the Dep't of Com-
munications, then present post.
Address: Kumamoto.

Tanaka, Tamio CH tf S ^),
Prof, of the Nagasaki Medical
School, sth Order of Merit ;,
b. the 2nd m. of the 3rd y^
of Keio (1867) in Tottori-ken;
e. s. of Junzen Tanaka, a sa-
murai ; m. Tami, 2nd d. of
Ritsujiro Kitagawa. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Medicine of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1890; studied Patho-
logic in Germany, 1909-^19-
II. Assistant to the Univer-
sity Hospital, 1890; Prof of
the 5 th High School, and in
addition Quarantine Experts
1 896 ; then present post. Ad-
dress • the Nagasaki Medical
School, Nagasaki.

Tanaka, Tan (B It" Si), form-
er head-rhan of Kitatoshima-
gun, Tokyo-fu; b. 1863 in
Niigata - ken ; s. of . Sanbei
Tanaka; »«; Tomi-ko, d. of
Rokusaburo Ichihara. Bdttc :
graduated from the Hosei
Daigaku, a private law in-"
stitution. An official of the
Tokyo-fu; head-man of Kita-
toshirna-gun'; resigned the
post, 191 1. Address-.' No^

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1450, Itabashi, Kitatoshima
gun, Tokyo-fu.

Tanaka, Taro Cffl * * W),
Superintendent of chanty
vwork^^ the city of Tokyo ;
*. 1 8^ in Tokyo- s. of Ta-
naka -Bhigeto ; m. to Miss
K. OIkawa, 5. of Colonel Oi-
kawa, in 1910./ Educ. : stti-
died at Aoyama G-akuin col-
lege and at Waseda Univer-
sity, Appointed the govern-
ment statistician in 1 894, re-
signed in 1907. Present ap-
pointment in 191 1. Studied
the social works in Europe
and Amerisa for nearly two
years since 1908. Publica-
tions ; Many works, hut the
latest one is "My social sur-
vey in the West. " Recrea-
tion : speach. Address : No.
13, 2 chome, Oniote-machi,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Club :
Tokyo Statistic Asso.

Tanaka, Tobei C W i? ^ :^ #).'
pawn-broker; d. the nth m.
of the 2nd j. of Ansei (18-
55), Osaka; ist s. of Tosu-
ke Tanaka; m. Ume, ist d.
of Nihei Shimomura, of Osa-
ka. Address : No. yj, Izumio-
cho, Nishiku, Osaka.

Tanaka, TokuyosM Cp- tf ^
^). Managing Director of the
Shoei Bank, Ltd.; d. in 18-
64 in Tokyo-fu ; e. s. of To-
kuhon Tanaka, a samurai;
m. Roku, y. s. of Tetsutairo
Hagi wara of Tokyo . Address:

Kaga-cho, UshigoiBe -ku,'
Tolgro. Tel. : 4192 Bancho.

Taaaka, Tonioharu CfH tf»'-^
^'), Igalci^haJcusM, Prof, of the.
Medical College of the^lYkyo
Imp^ Univ., Member of the
Examination Committee for
Medical Practitioners. Ad-
dress : 2 chome, Sarugaku-
cho, Kanda, Tokyo. -

Tanaka, Tomokuai CE9 (? *p
^). Director of the Hamada
Bank, Ltd.; b. in 1847 in
Shiga-ken ; e. s. of Tomotari
Tanaka ; m. Shika, sister of
Saiki Iwase, a Mie samurai.
An official of the Court of
Cassation ; headman of count-
ies in the prefectures of Fu-
kui and Shiga ; Councillor to
Shimane prefecture ; President
of the Shimane brancli of the-
Japan Sanitary Association ;
Chairma:n of a county Council.;
President of county a'gri -
cultural and educational so-
cieties ; president o* the 5 ya
Bank ; then Present post. Pu-
blications : many works on
national education. Address:
Hamada - machi, Shimane ■
ken.

Tanaka, Tsuneichiro CH t{j |^
— IP), Hotel proprietor, Pres-
ident of the Koshin Bank,
Director of the Tokyo Elec-
tric Light Company, the Oh-
taru Oil Manufacturing Com-
pany, : the- Sapporo Timber'

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Tan

Co., Auditor of the Imperial
Hotel, Ltd., the Kotmke tlail-
war On.. lleT)ref or af i vr M( m.
of the Tanaka Partnership ;
b. the 4th m. of the 3rd y.
of Kokvva (1845), Tokyo;
1st s. of Yoemon Tanaka ;
widower. Address: No. i
Sojiiromachi, Kyobashi, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2213 Shimbashi.

Tanaka, Yataro CPa ^^ KiclP),
Surgeon -Colonel on the re-
tired liPt pii.ce Dec. 19,12;
b. 1864, Tokyo. Surgeon-Sub-
Lieutenant, Jan. 1885 ; Sur-
geon-Lieutenant, Nov. 1887 ;
Surgeon-Captain, Jan 1891 ;
Surgeon-Major, Mar. 1897 ;
Surgeon - Lieutenant -Colonel,
Apr. 1904; Surgeon-Colonei ,
June. 1908 Decorations : 4\.h.
Class of the Golden Kite; 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad -
dress: Formosan Government-
General.

Tanaka, Yoshinari (H tf K
Jft), Bungakuhaktishi (Histo-
ry), Prof of the College of
' Literature of the Tokyo Im-
perial University, Compiler of
History; b. in i860 in To-
kyo ',6. s. of Sandayu Tana-
ka, a samurai ; in. Sue, e. d.
of Nobuaki Murata of Shizu-
oka-ken. Educ: studied pri-
vately. Address: Aizumicho,
Yotsuya, Tol<yo.

Tanaka, YosMo Cffl * ^ |&),
Lord-in- Waiting of the Kin-
^^/ Hall, Member of the House
of Peers ; b. the "^th m. of

the 9th jj/. of Tempo (1838),
Kasamatsu, province of Mino;
2nd s. of Josui Tanaka, a
samurai of Kasamatsu clan ;
m. Ei, y. sister to Motohira
Mitsuzawa, a samurai of Na-
gano prefjcture. Secretary
of the Departments of Agr.
and Com. and the Home ■
Affairs ; Senator ; was order-
ed to proceed to France, Aus-
tria and America ; nominated
Mem. of the House of Peers,
1890. Decoration: ist Order
of Merit. Address : No. 72,
Kin'^ukecho, Hongo, Tokyo.

Tanaka, Yoshio CH * ^
H), Kogakuh tkusfii (Doctor
of Engineering), assit. prof,
in the college of enginoerig
of the Tokyo Im)). Univ.
Address: No. 10 N isJiikata-
machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Tanaka, Yoshitatsu CEB 4> 8
^\ Governor of the Osaka
Prison. Address: No. 18, g^ii-
ehirc-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka.

Tanaka, Zempachi CH-f'#A),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Kyoto-fu ; b. 26 Sept. the
Sthy. of Meiji (1872), Kyoto;
1st s. of Ichirpemen Tanaka;
m. Kimi, ist d. of Shichiro-
bei Hirota, of Kyoto. Ad-
dress : Aburakoji, Shimokyo-
Ini, Kyoto. TeJ. : 671 Shiroo.

Tanaka, Zensnke CB 4" # BO),
import and export nsefchant.
Director of the Yokohama
Electric Railway Company,

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the Yokohama . Sugar Refin-
irig Company, and of the Dai-
Nippon Kyodo Transportation
Cornpany, Auditor of the Nis"
shin Spinning Company, the
ShirotoCoal Company, and of
the Nippon Fire-proof Brick
Company, etc. ; b. the 5th m.
of the ixA y. of Kdkwa (18-
46), Yokohama; m, Raku, ist
^. of the late Ichigoro Tana-
ka, of Kariagawa. Address:
No. 65 Miyazaki-cho, Yokoha-
ma. Tel. : 555.

Tanakadate, Aikitsu (ffl >f t^
^ iS), Rigakuhakushi (phy -
sics), Prof of the College of
Science, Imperial University
of Tokyo ; b. in 1856 in Iwa-
te-ken : e, s. of Inaz5 Tana-
kadate, a samurai. Educ. .
graduated Physics at the Im-
perial " University in 1882 ;
was sent abroad for study.
Assistant-Prof of his almama-
Ur in i883.;6n returning was
appointed of its Prof Reaea-
tion: Aviation. Decoration: 2nd
Order of Merit. Address: Ya-
yoicho, Hongoku, Tokyo.

Tanda, Kasaku if: B pI f^),
President of the Akashi Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Akashi
J^yoshin Co-i. Ltd.; b. in .18-
46 in Hyogo-prefecture ; e. s.
of Hambei Tanda ; in. Yae> ^■
d. of Chiizaemon Naito' of
the same prefecture. Address:
Ikawatani-mura, Akashi-gun,
■Hvoso-ken.

Taneda, Hidezane, (:g H ^
S). colonel of infantry^ Com-
mander of the Utsunomiya
regimental district ; b. 1869
in Kagoshima. Sub - lieut.,
March 1893; lieut., March
1895; captain, March 1899;
major, August 1904 ; lieut.-
colonel, Dec. 1908 ; colonel,
Sept. 1 91 2. Decorations: 5th
order of S. T., 4th order of
R. S., sth class of G., K.
Address: Utsunomiya. '

Tanwlft, ■Phachiro CS ^ PB /&
A II5), Inspector - General of
Naval Construction ; h. in
1865 in Kagoshima-prefec-
ture ; e. s... of Ichibei Ta-
neda, a samurai ; to. Nak^
Tanimura of the same pre-
fecture. E,'/«c..' graduated from
the Naval Engineering Col-
lege. Commander of Engi-
neering in 1 898 ; Inspector
of Naval Ordnance in 1903;
present rank in 1909. Deco- ^
rations : 3rd Order of the R.
S. and 4th Class of the G.
K. Address: Kure, Hiroshi-
, ma-ken; , ■

Tange, Kenkichi Cfl- T ^ a ;,
an official in the Horse Admin-
istration Bureau ; b. the I2th
m. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857), Imaharu, lyo province;
2nd s. of itsuo Tange, a samu-
rai of Imaharu clan ; m. Mie,
ist d. of Sukeyoshi Tadzu,
a samurai of Iwate. Educ. :
veterinary science. Once was

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Tan

Engineer of the Department
of Agriculture and Commerce;
thrice ordered to proceed to
Europe and America. Deco-
ration : 4th Order of Merit.
Address: No. 69, Sambancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. .

Tani, Gunjiro (# V ?S BIO,
Surgeon - Lieutenant - Colonel ,
Director of the Port Arthur
Garrison Ho.spital ; b. 1 868,
Kumamoto ; .?. of a samurai
of Kumamoto. Surgeon-Sub-
Lieutenant, Dec, 1 892 ; Sur-
geon-Lieutenant, Mar. 189s ;
Surgeon-Captain, Oct. 1897;
Surgeon-Major, Mar. 1903 ;
Surgeon-Lieutenant - Colonel,
Dec. 1907. Decorations : 4th
Order of the Rising Sun ;
4th Class of, the Golden Kite.
Address : the Hospital, Port
Arthur.

Tani, Izumi (# ^), Physi-
cian, Proprietor of the Tokyo
Anus Hospital ; d. Nov. the
4th J. of Meiji (1870) in Ko-
chi-prefecture; younger brother
of Ichitar5 Tani; /«. Hisayo,
e. d. of Chokusei Yamanaka
of the same prefecture. Suc-
ceeded his elder brother I-
chitarc -^ Tani in Feb 1887.
Address : No. 3, Sakuragawa-
cho, Nishinokubo, Shiba, To-
kv'^. Tel : 2768 Shiba.

Tani, Nakakichi (# -ft ^0,
a large land-owner, one of the
highest tax-payers of Miya-
zaki prefecture, timber-ex-

porter, grocer ; ^. 23 Mar.
the 3rd y. of Meiji (1870),
Miyazaki prefecture ; ist J.
of Naka Tani; m. Nara, 1st
d. of Gohei Tani, of the same
prefecture. Address: Okato-
mi-mura, Higashi-usuki-gun,
Miyazaki-ken.

Tani, Shichitaro (^ -t *: W),
Managing Director of the Sap-
poro Timber Company, Di-
rector of the Sapporo Store-
house Company, Auditor of
the Hokkaido Development
Company ; b. the 5th m. of
the 1st y. of Keio (1865),
Ishikawa prefecture ; 7th s.
of Masayori Tani, and adopt-
ed by Kichizo Tani ; m. Ku-
ni, 3rd d. of Chobei Haya-
shi, of Hokkaido. Address :
No. 9, 3 chome, Kitanijo-hi-
gashi, Sapporo. Tel. : 28.

Tani, Shinsuke (S- Iff B ,
ex-Member of the House of
Peers (representing the high-
est tax-payers of Osaka-fu),
apothecary ; b. the 7th m. of
the 4th y. of Kokwa (1847),
Osaka; ist s. of Uhei Tani;
m. Ishi, 1st d. of Masaemon
Matsumoto, of Osaka. Once
was a Member of the Pi-e-
fectural Assembly and of the
Osaka Chamber of Commerce,
etc. ; elected M. H. P. in Dec, ;
1906. Address: No. 49, 2 cho-
me, Fushimicho, Higashiku,
Osaka. Tel. : 458 Cho Hon-;
kyoku.

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" Tanida-'Fumie C^ EH ^ ^),

Liexit.-General on the reserve,

ex-Com. of Gendarmes ; h. the
8th m. of the 2nd y. of An-

sei (1855), Tokushima ; ist
s. of Uhei Tanida ; m. Tori,
y. sister to Juro Suzuki, of
Kumamoto.'- Educ. : gradu-
ated from the MiHtary Staff
College. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry, July 1877 ; Lieuten-
ant, Apr. 1881 ; Captain, Jan.
1885 ; Major, Feb. 1891 ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Apr. 18-
95 ; Colonel, Oct. 1897; Maj-
or-General, May 1902 ; Lieu-
tenant-General, Aug. 1909 ;
once wa.s Commander of the
4th Regiment of Guards In-
fantry, Chief of Staff of the
2nd Army Division, and Com-
mander of the 20th Brigade
of Infantry and then of the
loth Brigade of Infantry, etc.;
took part in both the Japan-
China and the Russo-Japa-
nese wars. Decorations : 2nd
Order of the Rising Sun, 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 28, Koga,i-cho,
Azabu-ku, Tokyo. •

Tanida, Saburo C^ ffl H'lR),
Director of the Prison Bu-
reau - of the Justice, Procu-
rator of the Tokyo Court
of Appeal; 3. in 1871 in
Kyoto-fu ; 3rd s. of Taizo
Tanida ; m. Tamano, e.^d. of
Shigeo Nishioka.. £duc. : pas-
sed the Examination for Bench

in 1894. Judge of the Dis-
trict Courts of Osaka and Kyo-
to; Procurator of the Osaka
Appeal ,Court ; Councillor of
the Dep't of Justice ; was sent
abroad in 1909 ; then present
post. Addrebs : So. 396, JSfi-
shi— Okubo, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu.

Tanida, Shigetaro (# B ^
± SP), Colonel of Eng.,
Instructor of the Military
Eng. and Artillery School,
Member of the Military
Technical Committee; i.
1873 in Osaka. Sub-Lieut.,
March 1894; Lieut., April
1895; Captain, Oct. 1897;
Major, July 1904; Lieut.
Colonel., Dec. 1908; Colonel,
Feb. 1 9 12. Decorations: 5th
Ordor of S. T., 4th Order
ofR. S. Address: No. Na-
gazumlt-cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.

Taniguchi, Fusazo (^ n ^^
M), Managing Director of the
Osaka Godo Spinning" Com-
pany, Director of the Nagoya
Sheets Company, and the Co-
rean Cotton Company, Mem-
ber of the Osaka Chamber
of Commerce ; b. the 5th m.
of the 1st y. of Bunkyu^iS-
61), Osaka; 2nd s. of Sata-
ro Taniguchi ; m. Etsu, 4th
d. of Koma Dogi, of Osaka.
Address : No. 20, 2 chome,
Kita - Kyiitaromachi, Higashi
ku, Osaka. Tel.: 115 5 Hi-

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Tan

■gashi.

Taniguchi, Ken (^ P M),
Igakiiliakiishi (Dr. of Med.),
Surgeon - Major - General on
the reserve; b. the ist w. of
the 3rd y. of Ansei (1856),
Tokyo ; ist s.. of Aritoshi
Taniguchi, a saimirai of To-
kyo ; widower. Educ. : stud-
ied medicine in Germany, 18-
86. Received the degree of
Igakuhahishi, 1 89 1 ; by gradu-
al promotion, finally attained
the rank of Surgeon -Major-
General in 1901, and placed
on the reserve in Nov. 1907.
Once was Chief Surgeon of
the 3rd, 4th and Guards Army
Divisions, Director of the Mi-
litary Surgeons' School and
of the Nagoya Garrison- Hos-
pital, etc. ; took part in both
the Japan-China and Russo-
Japanese wars, and has been
decorated with the 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite and 2nd
Order of Merit as a war honor.
Address: 2nd of No. 5, Shi-
ba Park, Shiba, Tokyo.

Xaniguehi, Kokyo C# p
§ «t), artist, Japanese paint-
er, teacher in the municipal
sirt school of Kyoto ; h. 16
the 8th m. of the 1st y, of
Gwanji (1864) in Kj^oto.
JEdiic: studied paintings un-
der the late Bairei Kono.
Exhibited his masterpieces in
yarious exhibitions home and
foreign and was awarded

very often prizes and diplo-
mas ; is nor; member of the
art examination tociety. Ad-
dress : Nijo-minami, Fuya-
cho, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

TanigueM, Nagao C^ P fi
i&\ Igakuhahishi, Director oi
the Kumamoto Prefectural
Hospital and the Private Ku-
mamoto Medica) Technical
School ; b. in 1865 in Ehime-
ken ; y. b. of Yoshi Tsuge-
mori. Governor of Chiba-ken;
111. Plisa, e. d. of Taian Tani-
guchi,- his adopt, f. Educ. :
graduated Medicine at the
Tokyo Imperial University,
1890. After graduation be-
came Director of the Matsu-
yama Hospital ; then of the
Kumamoto Prefectural Hos-
pital ; went abroad for study. '.
Address i ^ Honjyo-mura, Ho-
taku-gun, Kumamoto.

TanigueM, Waosada (^ P
^ M.}, Kdgakuhakushi (Dr.
of Engineering), President of
the Osaka Artificial Manure
Company; b. the iith?^. oi"
the 1st y. of Ansei (1854),
Nara prefecture; 1st s. of
Naomitsu Taniguchi, a satmc-
rai of Nara ; in. Kiy.o, 2nd
d. of Takayoshi Fxikai, a sa-
murai of Osaka. Appointed'
Prof, of the Engineering Col-
lege of the Tokyo Univer-
sity, 1 886 ; Engineer of the
Department of Agr. and Com.
as an additional post; received

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the degree of Kogakuhakiishi,
1887 ; afterwards retired from
the government service and
entered business. Address :
No. 18, Kita-kogacho, Kan-
da, Tokyo. Tel.: i2i9 Cho
Honkyoku.

Taniguehi, Shidzuaki (# P
if ^A one of the highest tax-
payers of Tottori prefecture ;
b. the 6th m. of the 2nd y.
of Bunkyu (1862), Tottori;
1st .f. of the late Genjuro
Taniguehi ; in. Shie, ist d. of
Shin-ichiro Kumagai, of the
same prefecture. Address :
Dji-mura, Iwami-gun, Totto-
ri-ken.

Taniguehi, Tomegoro (# P
@ 5. 'B!>), Governor of Kago-
shima-prefecture ; b. in 1867
in Nara-ken ; 5th s. of Nao-
mitsu Taniguehi, a samurai ;
m. Miyo, y. s. of Ritaro Hi-
rota of Hiroshima. ^ Educ. :
graduated from tlie College
of Law, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1890. Councillor of
the prefectures of Tottori, Na-
gasaki, and Tokyo ; Secretary
Df the prefectures of Akita,
Fukuoka, and Kanagawa ;
Governor of Tokushima-pre-
fecture; present post in 1908.
fecture,' Okayama-prefec-ture,
1908. Address: Kago.shima.

Tanii, Kanzo C# # «» ID,
President of the Wakayama-
ken Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank, Ltd. ^ Address:

Saiga-mina, Kaiso-gun, Wa-
kayama-ken.

Tani, Kenjiro (# « =^ gjJ),

A rich merchant, dealer in
foreign clothes ; b. the 1 2th
m. of the 6th y. of Kaei (18-
5 3), Aichi prefecture ; 2nd s,
of Hambei Tani ; m. Ume,
2nd d. of Gembei Uyematsu,
of the same prefecture. Ad-
dress : No. 69, Honcho, Ni-
shiku, Nagoya. Tel.: 685.

Tanimori, Saneo <J^ %%%'),
Lord-in-Waiting of the Kin-
keiWdW, Member of the House .
of Peers ; b. the 5th m. of
the 4th y. of Kokwa (1847),
Tokyo; ist s. of Yoshiomi Ta-
nimori, a samurai of Tokyo;
widower. Once was Secret- ;
ary to the Cabinet, and Go-
vernor of Kagawa prefect-
ure, etc. ; nominated M. H.
P. in 1898. Has been de-
corated with 2nd Order of
Merit. Address : No. 8, Su-
rugadai - Suzukicho, Kanda,
Tokyo.

Tanimqto, Tomeri (#. 4^ %'),
BungakuJiakiishi (Pedagogy),
Prof of the Kyot^ Imperial
University ; b. in 1 866 at Ta-
kamatsu in- the province -of
Saniiki ; s. of Kozo Tanimo-
to, a samurai ; m. Nobu, d:
of Naokichi . Jimbo of the
same province. Educ: gradu-
ated Philo.sophy at the Tokyo
Imperial LTniversity in 1 890 ;
was twice sent abroad for

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Tan-Tao

study. Prof, of the Yama-
guchi High School ; then of
the Tokyo Highei- Normal
School; present post since 19-
06. Publications : " Gunshu
Shinrino Kenkyu" (Psycholo-
gy of the Multitude) " Kobo
Daishi" (St. Kobo), "New
Pedagogy," etc. Address:
Pedagogy, etc. Address : Shi-
nmachi, Kami-Kyoku, Kyoto.
Tanino, Kaku C# if ^),
Procurator of the Tokyo Court
of Appeal, Meni. of the hs-w
Investigation Committee; was
Lecturer of criminal law at
Waseda University.. Address:
Higashi-Okubo, Tokyo.

Tanizaki, Kyubei (4S *S ^ i^
Iw), rice-broker, Member of
the Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce ; d. the 7th m. of the
3rd J. of Ansei (1856), To-
kyo ; 2nd s. of Umanosuke
Izawa, and adopted into the
family of Tanizaki. Address:
No. 2, I chome, Kakigaracho,
Nihombashi, Tokyo. Tel. :
6s6, 1900 Toku Cho Naniwa.
Tanizaki, Shingoro (# 'if M
a 15), Shipping-agent, Stan-
ding Manager of the Osaka
Type.Foundry, Ltd.,Pres.of the
Osaka Pharmaceutical Co.,
Ltd., Mem. of the Osaka
Chamber of Commerce ; b. in
1869 in Osaka; 2nd s. of
Shingoro Tanizaki ; m. Kiku,
2nd d. of Mokujiro Tanigu-
chi of Osaka-fu. Address:

Katsuma - imira, 'ISiishinaiT-
gun, Osaka -fii. Tel. : 423
Minami.

Tanji, Hiroo (.^ m % MJ,
Rear-Admiral (on the 2nd
reserve) ; b. the 6th m. of
the 6th f. of Kaei (1853),
Chiba ; 2nd s. of the late
Chuzo Tanji, a samurai of
Chiba prefecture ; m. Yoshi,
1st d. of Akira Yoshimi, a
samurat of Tokyo. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of Merit,
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 135, 6 chome,
Aoyama-Minamicho, Akasa-
ka, Tokyo.

Tanokura, Tsunezo (H Sf t"
% W^^ Vice-President of the
36th Bank, Director of the
Hachioji Savings Bank, and
the Itsukaichi Bank, Mem-
ber of the Standing Com-
mittee of the Hachioji Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. the 9th
m. of the 6th y. of Ansei
(1858), Tokyo; 2nd s. of ^em-
bei Shimada, and adopted by

the late Junzo Tanokura, 18-
81 ; in. Take, 2nd d. of the
late Tokubei Kojima, of To-
kyo. Address : Oyoko, Ha-
chiojimachi, Minami - Taiiia
gun, Tokj'o.

Taoka, Chujiro CH H S, ^15),

electric machine manufacturer;
b. the 1st m. of the 4th y.
of Ansei (1857), Tokushima
prefecture ; 2nd s. of the late
Eitaro Taoka ; m. Kin, y\

Tao-rTas

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stster to Takeyoshi Iwata, a
samurai of Shig;a. Address :
No. 26, I chome, Honshiba-
cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
1. 5 71 Sliiba.

Taoka, Norimasa (H iKi iH!-#),
Managing Director of the O-
riental Cement Co., Ltd.; b. in
1 863 in Kochi-prefecture; e. s.
of Kyoichi Taoka, a samurai;
m. Toshi, y. s. of Meiki O-
kuda of the same j^refecture.
Address : Asahi-mura, Tosa-
s.un, Kochi-ken. ^

Tarao, Gensabwo C^ESil
H 10, chief of the section of
supplies of the Osaka Shosen
Kaihha, Lt'd (Osaka Mercan-
tile S, S. Co.): h. 1805 in
OkiiyaiHH. EduG, : graduated
from the Mercantile Marine
Soliool; Deoorcdion : 6th Order
of Merit. Address : Shuknka-
wa-mura, Hyogo-ken.

TasMro, Kyosuke (B •t^ ^
•&•)> Director of the Donm
Kai," a benevolent medical
association ; b. in 1866 in
Niigata; ad. s. of Tasuke
Tashiro; m. Choko, d. of his
adopted father. Edztc: gra-
duated from the Niigata Med-
ical College in 1888, and
studied political sciences and
foreign languages in Tokyo.
In 1891, opened a hospital
in Niigata, and contributed
to the development of Nii-
gata in many ways. Recom-
mended to present honorary

position in 1895, and since
ttien worked for the associa-
tion, living in Manchuria oc
Korea for many years. In
191 1, went to China at the
head of relief columns for
those who fell in the Revolu-
tionary war and won hearty
appreciation of his work
among many Chinese and
foreigners. Address: No. S-
Sekiguchi Daimachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo.

' TasMro, Tadashi CH ^\ IE),
Dir. of the Nagasaki Medical
^Technica] School, Dir. of the^
Nagasaki Pref. Hospital; h^
in 1 860 in Fukui ; e. s. ot
Hiroshi Tashiro, a samurai;
m. Yuka, 2nd d. of Yasu-
yuki Yuguchi of Nagasaki-
ken. Educ. : graduated Medi-
cine at the Imperial Univer-
sity in 1 882 ; was sent to
Germany for study. After
graduation was appointed. In-
structor of the Nagasaki Te-
chnical School ; and then pre-
sent post. Address : Bungo-
machi, Nagasaki.

TasMro Toyosuke (paf^gfj).

Prof .of the Nagasaki Medi-
cal School ; b. Dec. the- 8tli
;'. of Meiji (1875) in Kago-'
shima ; 2nd s. of Kakuta Ya-
manouchi, a samurai : was
adopted by Sonoemon Tashi-
ro, also a Kagoshima samu-
rai. Educ. : graduated from
the Medical Course of the

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Sas-Tat

5th High School, 1895. As-
sistant to the Infectious Di-
seases In.vestigation Labora-
tory of the Home Dep't, 1 8-
99 ; Prof of tlie Jth High
School in addition to the
Quarantine Commissioner and
Expert to Nagasaki-ken ; pre-
sent post since 1 909. Address:
Nagasaki Medical School, Na-
gasaki.

Tashiro, Yasayjiki CH « %
Z}, a large land-owner, one
of the highest tax-payers of
Kumamoto prefecture. Presi-
dent of the Yokoshima Bei-
ken Storage Company, Au-
ditor of the Tamana Bank ;
<5. the 2nd m. of the 2nd j/.
of Keio (1866), Kumamoto;
1st s. of Iwahiko Tashiro, a.
samurai of Kumamoto ; m.
Sae, 4th d. of Tamon Hiro-
se, of the same prefecture.
Was elected Member of the
House of Peers as represen-
tative of the,r highest tax-
payers of his native place,
June 1904; decorated with
the 4th Order of the Rising
Sun in connection with the
late war. Address :, Yoko-
shima -.mura, Tamana - gun,
Kumamoto-ken.

Tashiro, Yoshinori (ffl -ft *fe
SI), IgakuJiakushi (Formative
Surgery), Prof of the Medi-
cal College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, Propriet-
or of the Tokyo Tashiro Hos-

pital ; b. in 12^64 in Tochigi-
ken ; 3rd s. of. Morihei Ta-
bei ; in. Haru, e. d. of his
adopt, f. Motonori Tashiro.
Educ. : graduated Medicine at
the Tokyo Irnperial Univer-
sity in 1889. Address : M&x\-
beicho, Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel.:
1 142 Shitaya.

Tate, Sakiitaro Ci: f^ ,i: SR),
HogakuhakusJii, Prof of in-
ternational law at the Tokyo'
Imp. Univ. Bduc: graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; was sent
abroad for study. Attended
the International Maritime
Law Conference held at Lon-
don as one of the Japanese
delegates. Publications : a few
works on internatioiml law.
Osaki-machi, Ebara-gun To-
kyo. Tel.: 2508

TateisM, Kijiro (^ 5 K —
15), Chief of Police in Ni-
igata -prefecture ; b. in 1850
in Kumamoto-ken ; e. s. of
Buhachiro Tateishi, a samu-
rai ; m. Ume, e. d. of Denta
Tagami of the same prefect-
ure. Entered the Police ser-
vice in 1874; Police-Super-
intendent in 1 890 ; Chief of
Police in various prefectures;
then present post. Address :
.Eisho-dori, Niigata. ^

Tateishi, Sanzo CM S H M),
cotton-cloth dealer. Auditor
of the Tokyo Bank ; b. the
loth m. of the 3rd _y. of
Keio (1867), Tokyo; ist s

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of the late Sanzd Tateishi ;
m. Kitsu, y. sister to I-ichi
Aoki, a samurai of Tokyo.
Address: No. 6, Hasegawa-
cho, Nihombashi, Tolcyo. Tel.:
901, 1619 Naniwa.

Tatsui, Raizo CH ^ ^ H),
Chief Private Secretary to the
South Manchurian Railway
Co. ; b. the 9th m. of the 3rd
y. of Ansei (1856), Tokyo; 1st
, s. of Yasubei Tatsui ; m. Ai,
1st d. of Tsunehichi Okuda,
of Osaka. ' Early served in
the Cabinet ; then on the staff
of the Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shi-
mbun ; appointed Private Se-
cretary to the Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce
(Viscount Miyoji Ito), 1898 ;
again entered the Nichi-Nichi}
then present post. Address :
No. 7,tGhibaiicho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. TeL: 1371 Bancho.

Tatsuke, Masajiro Cffl Fft ift ^
BB), Director of the Osaka
Spinning Co., the Kyoto Elec-
tric Railway Co.j. Aud. of the
Osaka Sanpin Exchange, cot-
ton cloth dealer; h. the lathm.
of the 3rd y. of Bunkyu (18-
63), Shiga prefecture ; adopt,
y. brother to Jingoro Tatsuke;
m. Tomo, 3rd d. of Jiemon
Tsukamoto, of the same pre-
fecture. Address: No. 44,.
I chome, Honcho, Higashiku,
Osaka 7>/..' 673 Cho Hi-
gashi.- - - '

■ Tatsukei Shichita- (B'ft^jkW
Counsellor- ofa^tlie- Ja-pandse

Embassy in St. Petersburg;
&. in 1 867 at Hagi, Cho-
shu ; 2nd s. of Soichi Tsu-
boi, a samurai; m. K6, c.
d. of his adop:,. f. Kagelca-
ta Tatsuke. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Law College,
Imperial University of Tokyo,
in 1 896 ; passed the Diploma-
tic and Consular Services Ex-
amination in the same year.
Eleve - Consul at Chemulpo
in 1 896 ; Diplomatic Attache
at Paris in 1897; 3rd class
Secretary of Legation in 19-
01 ; 2nd class Secretary of
Legation in 1906; ist class
Secretary of Legation in the
same year. Secretary of the,
Dep't of Foreign Affairs, 1909 ;
present post in 1911. A^d-
dress: Japanese Embassy in
St. Petersbm-g.

Tatsuma, 'Han-emon CM .B 4*
^ Wi P'3), sake brewer. Presi-
dent of the Tatsuma Firm,
Director of the Higashitatsu-
ma Sake Brewing Company,
Auditor of the'Hanshin E-
lectric Railway Company ; <5.
II Aug. the lOth y. of Mei-
ji (1877), Hyogo prefecture;
2nd s. of Han-emon Tatsuma;
;«, Kiyo-ko, aunt to "Viscount-
Chukan Mizuno. Is a famous
large sake - brewer in the
Empire ; also engages in min-
ing and marine transportation
business. Address : Naruo-
rriura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken^ ,

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Tat

Teh: 55 Cho Nishinomiya.

Tatsuma, KicMzaemon CM -^
is :£ ® H). brewer, one of the
highest tax-payers of Hyogo
prefecture ; b. 5 May the ist
year of Meiji (1868), Hyo-
go; 1st s. of Eizo Tatsuma,
and adopted by Taki Tatsu-
ma ; m. Nina-ko, , niece to
Viscount Naonori Matsudaira:
elected in. of the House of
Peers in 19 12. Address: Ni-
shinomiya, Miiko-gun, Hyo-

go-ken

Tatsuini, Konojo CH # ^-t

S). Manager of the Ipndon
Branch of the Yokohama
Specie Bank ; d. in 1 864 in
Wakayama-ken ; e. s. of Sa-
danoshin Yoshikawa, a sa-
murai ; m. Shige, e. s. of
Tani Tsujiof Kumamoto-ken.
Educ. : studied at the Keio-
gijiku. Address : Yokohama
Specie Bank Agency, Lon-
don.

TatsTimJ, Narataro CM B #
;fc BI5}, a large land-owner,
one of the highast tax-payers
of Nara prefecture ; b. the
2i7d m. of the 1st y. of Keio
(1865), Nara ; ist s. of Hei-
shiro Tatsumi ; m. Kikue, 1st
d. of Zentaro Hashimoto of
the same prefecture. Address;
Horyiaji - mura, Ikoma - gun,
Nara-lcen.

Tatsuno, Kingo CM i? ^
S^). Architect, Kogakuhakushi
(Doctor of Engineering), Ho-

norary Prof of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., Advisor to the
Bank of Japan ; b. the 8th
m. of the 1st y. of Ansei
(1854) in Karatsu, province
of Hizeri; 2nd s. of Kurae-
mon Himematsu, a samurai
of Karatsu clan ; adopted by
Scan Tatsuno ; tn. Hide, y: s.,
of Kanzaburo Toba of Na-
gasaki. Edtic: graduated froift
the former Kobu Daigaku
(Engineering College) in 18-
79 ; further studied in Europe,
1879^^1883. On returning
from abroad entered the form-
er Dep't of Industries as an
Expert ; Prof of the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo ■
Imp. Univ., 1886; Kogaku-
hakushi, 1888; Dean and in
addition Prof of the same,
1 898; recommended as Hono-
rary Prof of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. ; has been Auditor of
the Meiji Fire Insurance Co.
p7iblieations : Examples of
House Building, Recreation :
gardening and checkers. Ad-
dress : Shinzakacho, Akasa-
kaku, Tokyo. Clubs : Koga-
kukai (Society of the Science
of Engineering), Kenchikuga-
kukai (Architectural Society), .
Eiseikai (Sanitary Associa-
tion), Engeikai (Horticultural
Association). Tel.: 1800 Shi-
mbashi. ■' -' ■

Xatsuoka, Nobukuma Cfl -iS

^ Si), ek-Mayor of Otaru. Ad-^

Tat-Taw

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dress: Hanazonocho, Otaru-
ku, Hokkaido.

Tatsuoka, Tokukyo C«l g9 %
Wii ex-Chief of Police in Shi-
zuoka-ken; b. in 1854 in Mi-
yagi-ken ; 2nd s. of Seizae-
mon Oyamada, a samurai;
m. Kuni, 2nd d. of Shinji
Tatsuoka. Educ. : graduated
from the Kyododan (Military
non - Commissioned Officers'
School) in 1873. Sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1886; Police -in-
spector in 1888 ; Chief of Poli-
ce in the prefectures of Ya-
magata, Gifu, Nara, Saga, I-
baraki, and Chiba 5 then pre-
sent post. Address: Otte-
machi, Shizuoka.

TaueM, Sakae CH ft ^\
manager of the Nihon Alu-
minium Manufactory; 6. the
5th wJ.'of the 8th y. of Meiji
(1875) in Matsuyama, Ehime-
ken ; s. of Hayao Tauchi ; m.
Aki, 1906. EduG. : graduated
the mechanical course of the
Tokyo Technical School, 1895.
Entered the Kawasaki dock-
yard on, his graduation ; then
present post since 1908, Ad-
ress: No. 445 Kita-Umeda-
cho, Kita-ku, Osaka, Clubs'.
Tokyo Electric Association,

Tauchi, Sankiehi (H 1^ H ^),
Major - General (on the re-
serve),CourtCouncillor, Cham-
berlain to H. I. H. Ae Crown
Prince yd. in 1856 in Kochi-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Meigo

lauchi, a samurai ; m. Ryo,
2nd d. of Morima Fujii of the
same prefecture. Address :
Moto-Samegahashi, Yotsuya-
ku, Tokyo.

Tawara; Kuniichi (M S — )»
Kogakuhakushi (Marine Engi-
neering),' Baron, Prof of the
Tokyo Imperial University y,
b. in 1872 in Ishikawa-ken ;
5 th s. of Sukenobu Tawara ;
m. Hisa, 8th d. of Baron Hi-
royuki Kato. Educ. : grad-
uated Engineering at the To-
kyo Imperial University in
1897; was sent abroad for
study. Assist.-Prof of the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1897; upon returning appoint-
ed full Prof Address: No.
5, Kamifujimaecho, Hongo,
Tokyo.

Tawara, Magoichi (M if — ),
Governor _ of the Mie Pre-'
fecture since Deceaiber, 19- ,
12; 5. in 1869 in Shimane-
ken ; 4th s. of Sukenobu Ta-
wara ; m.z Matsu, e. d. of
Kumpei Mimura of Tokyo-fu,
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law, Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo, in 1895.
High Councillor of the Cho-
sen Government; then present
^post. Address: Naka-chaya-
oho, Tsu-shi, Mie-ken.

Tawara, Yutaka CP % S).

Government Commercial A-

gent at London, Lieutenant

. of Infantiy on the 2nd re-

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Tay— Taz

serve ; b. Mar. the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871) in Hyogo pre-
fecture ; e. s. of the late Sei-
sai Tawara, a savitcrai ; m.
Tatsu, 2nd d. of Sashichiro
Yamaguchi of Kanagawa pre-
fecture. Educ. : graduated
from the College of I.-a\v of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895.
Entered ■ the service of the
Mitsui firm immediately after
graduation and served in its
branches at London, Hong-
kong, and Nagasaki in suc-
cession, finally becoming Ma-
nager of the Nagasaki branch;
then Manager of the" Kobe
branch of the Tokyo Ware-
house Co., Ltd., 1908 ; re-
ceived appointment of the pre
sent post in 19 10. Address
c/o Japanese Embassy, Lon

don, Ensrland.

Tayama, Kokuya (H llj ^4

!i)) nom de plum is Katai,
editor of " Bunsho - sekai "
(composition world); b. Dec.
of 1 89 1 at Tatebayashi in
the prov. of Kozuke. Edtic. :
privately. Publications: "Sei"
(Life), "Tsuma" (Wife),
"Midori" ''(Green), "Inaka
Kyoshi" (Teacher in coun-
try), "Kami" (Hair), besides
several pamphlets of short
stories, etc. Address: No.
133 Yoyogi, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu.

Tazaki, Enjiro (H «t S ^ !©>
painting teacher; b. 1861 in

Tokyo; m. May 1897, ist a.
of Konyo Takaki, a judge.
Ediic.i studied drawing at a
fine art school. Was teacher
of the military preparatory
school. Recreations : music,
etc. Address: No. 43, Ka-
shiwagi, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo-fu.

Tazawa, Keiyo CH W ftJ^O,
Court-physician; b. in 1853
in Hokkaido ; 2rid s. of Shun-
d5 Tazawa, a samurai; m.
Mine, e. d. of Wataru Maji-
ma of Tokyo ._ Was sent
abroad in 1909. Address.'
Kamejimacho, Nihombashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 259 Naniwa.

Tazawa, Shusuke Cffl '^ )i
g), Director of the Tsuscanx
Bank, Ltd.; ^. in 1868 in
Aomori-ken ; 2nd s. of Ko-
saburo Tazawa ; m. Nao, e..
d. of Kosaku Yamaguchi of
Aomori-ken. Address : Ina-
kadate-mura, Minami-Tsuga-
ru-gun, Aomori-ken.

Tejima, Hyojiro Q§- ^ ^i ^
flP), Procurator-in Chief of the
Taiwan Supreme Court. Ad-
dress : Taihoku, Taiwan.

Tejima, Motojiro (^ M, tu
^ 5P), a large land-owner,.
one of the highest tax-payers,
of Saitama prefecture ; b. the

3rd m. of the 4th y. of Tem-
po (1833), Saitama ; 3rd j.
of Jiibei Takemura, and a-
dopted.into the present fami-

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ly ; m. Sui, 3rd d. of Ryoe-
mon Koma, of the same pre-
fecture Address : Kasahara-
mura, Kita-SaitaJSia-gun, Sai-
tama-ken.

Tejima, SeiicM C# E ^ — ),
Director of the Tokyo High-
er Technical School, Special
Mem. of the Tokyo Chamber
of Com&erce; d. in 1849 at To-
kyo ( Yido) ; y. b. of Sadakichi
Tanaebe . of Osaka ; ni. Haru,
2nd d. of Ryqji Sugi of Shi-
zuoka-ken. Educ. : studied
at PhiladelpMa, U. S. A., fbr
five years. Entered the Dep't
of Education ; went to Ame-
,rica in the suite of the. late
•Fujimaro Tanaka ; then visi-
ted France: in tlife suite of
Viscount Kuki ; Junio.r Se-
cretafy of the Dep't of Edu-
cation; Councillor of the Dep't;
Director of the Tokyo Techni-
cal School ; Secretary to the
Dep't of Agriculture and com-
merce ; Director of the Bu-
reaus of Ordinary and Indus-
trial Education of the Dep't
■oi Education ; then preisent
post. Decoration: 2nd Order
of Merit. Address : Nishi-
Katamachi, HongokUj Tokyo.
Te/. : 90 Shitaya.

:T$xaAa, Chuzaburo C# H £,
H IP), Director of the Yu-
shin Bank, Member of the
Standing Committee of the
Kpfu, Chamber, of Commerce ;
3. the 1st m. of the 1st j/. of

Kaei (1848), Yamanashl pre-
fecture ; in. Mitsu, ist d. of
Seizaemon Yokozawa, of the
same prefecture. Address :
Wadahiramachi, Kofu-shi.

Teracla, Jinyomo C# FEI S i*
>"§), President of the Izumi
Savings Bank, Ltd., Director
of the 51st Bank, Ltd., and
the Osaka Kizugawa Cement '
Co., Ltd., president of the
Kishiwada Cotton Yarn Com.
Ltd. and of the Ko3''a Ascen-
ding Eailway Co., Ltd., and
the Kishiwada Brick Co., Ltd.,
Standing Auditor of the O-
saka Electric Light Company,
Ltd., .and the Nankai Eail-^
way Co., Ltd., Adviser to
the Sehshu Weaving Co.,
Ltd.; (5. in 1853 in Osaka-
fu ; e. s. of Jin-emon Terada ;
»i. Haru, e. d. of Kyubei-Yo-
shida. of Osaka-fu. One of
the richest nien in the pro-
vince of Izi^inii. Address : Ki-
shiwada, Osaka-fu.

Terada, Koichi (# m ^ —),
President of the ChiJgai Asp-
halt Company, Ltd., Direc-
tor of the Mpjon Natur-
al Gas Co., Ltd. ; d. in 1870
in Tokushima-ken ; e. s. of
ICikuzo Fujii; m. Yslsu, d. '
of Soichiro As?ho of Tokyo.
Succeeded his adopt, f. Chu-
bei Terada in 1905. Address:
Kamejimacho, Nihombkshi-
ku, Tokyo. 7>/..- 37-83 Nani-

[ io.; 1

Ter

wa.

Terada, MotokicM (# H 70
pr"), Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Izludi
Paper Mill Co., Ltd., and the
Osaka Kizugawa Cement Co.,
Ltd., Director of the 51st
Bank, Ltd., the Izumi Sav-
ings Bank, Ltd., the Koya
Ascending R'ly Co., Ltd., the
Kishiwada Briclc Co., Ltd.,
and the Kobe Electric Liglit^
Co., Ltd., Auditor of tlie
Senshii Weaving Co., Ltd. ;
b. in 1855 In Osaka-fu ; y. b.
of Jinyomo Terada ; m. Yuri,
e. d. of Hanjuro Hayashi of
Osal<a-fu. Address : Kishi-
wada, Osaka-fu.

Terada, Rikiehi (# H M "i^O,
Managing Director of tiae Te-
rada Bank, Ltd., Director of
the Koya Ascending R'ly Co.,
Ltd., and the Kishiwada Cot-
ton Mill, Ltd.; b.m 1857 in
Osaka; 4th s. of Jinyomo Te-
rada ; m. Tsune, 2nd d. of
Kajisaburo Oda of Osaka-fu.
Address : Kishiwada, Osaka-
fu.

Terada, Sakae (# H ^),
Secretary of the House of
Representatives;, d, m 1859
in Fukuoka-ken ; e. s. of Ka-
gashi Terada. Address .' Dai-
machi, Akasakaku, Tokyo.
Tel. :■ 4670 Shimbashi.

Terada, Soemon C# B Si 3&

M P9), President of the Tan-
go Commercial and Industri-

al Bank, Ltd.; 6. in 1861 in-
Kyoto-fu ; y. b. of T5taro I-
Vv'ata ; nv. Tomo,^. d. of Sei-
jiro Terada of the "same pre-
fecture. Succeeded his «^(?//f.
f. HikohachirS Terada in 1 8-
89. Address : Mineyamacho,
Naka-kyoku, Kyoto.

Terada, Suieyuki (#Hlfe-i),
Governor of Miyagi ; b. in
1850 in Nagano-ken; e. s. of
Kaku Terada ; m. Haru, e.
d. of Kambei Terada. Enter-
ed the Dep't of Justice; Police-
Superintendent; Chief of Poh-
cc. in the prefectures of Hyo-
go, Yanianashi, Kagawa, and
Hiroshima ; Secretary' of the
prefectures of Kumamoto, Na-
gasaki, and Niigata ; Gover-
nor of Tottori and Okayama ;.
tlien present post. Address:
Seudai.

Tei-ada, Toraliiko (# FB ^ jt),.
Rtgctkuhakushi, Assist. - Prof,
of the College of Science,
. Tokyo Imperial University
(Chair - Pliysics). Address .-
now abroad for study.

Terada, Tsiinetaro C# FflS
jk 1?), Procurator of the Seoul
District Com-t. Address: Seoul,
Chosen. '

Teragaki, Izo (# M ^ h).
Vice-Admiral, on the reserve
since Septemher 191 2 ; b.
in 1857 at Kanazawa, Ishi-
kawa-prefecture ; s. of Juko
Teragaki, a samurai; m.
Ryu, .^nd d.. of Keiten Miyabi

Ter

[ 1038 ]

of the same prefecture, "iii/z^^.."
graduated from the Naval Col-
lege in 1880. 2nd Sub-Lieu-
tenant, * 1 8 82 ; Vice- Admiral ,
1909. Prof, of the Naval Staff
College; Chief of the ist sec-
tion of the Bureau of Naval
Affairs; Adjutant to the Naval
Office ; Commander of the
Matsushima, the Yoskino, the
Chitose, the Asama, and the
Shikishima ; Chief Staff^of the
Yokosuka Admiralty ; ' Com-
mander of the 2nd, Third, and
South China Squadrons Com.
of the Takeshiki Naral Estab-
lishment 1910, in 1912. Took
part in the Japan-China, Boxer,
and Japan-Russia wars. De-
■corations: 2nd Order of the R.
S. and 3rd Class of the G. K.
Address: Takeshiki.

Terahara, Choki C# U f- »

■ex-Grav. of Fukuoka-prefect.
ure; iJ. in 1855 in Kagoshima-
prefecture ; 3rd s. of Yoemon
Terahara, a samurai ; m. Ma-
tsu* 2nd ^. of Shin Kato of
the same prefecture. Entered
the War Office in 1874; Police-
Inspector in 1879 ; Police-Su-
perintendent in 1881-, Vice-
Chief of the Bureau of Police ;
Councillor of the Dep't for the
Interior ; Secretary of Shiga-
prefecture ; Director of the
Bureau pf Police ; then of the
Bureau'^of Prison ; •■ Governor
of the prefectures of Nara and

Ibaraki** tJien was appointed
Governor of Fukuoka prefec-
tm-e, 1906. Address: Fsskuoka.
Tera1ima7 Sisamatsu C# ^
X Wi), PuUic Procurator of
the Osaka Court of Appeal,
b. S Apr. the ist y. of Mei-
ji (1868), Yamagata ; y. brp-
tlter to Heiya Sakai of Ya-
magataj and adopted by Yo-"
shisato Terajima ; m. Kuma,
2nd d. of Yasuemon Uchiya,
of the same prefecture. Pas-
sed the Higher Civil Service
Examination, 1890; appointed
Pi-ocurator, 1892; after serv-
ing as Procurator of the Sen-
dai, Nagoya, Shidzuoka, and
Osaka District Courts, Chief
Procurator of the Tottori and
Anotsu District Courts, and
Procurator of the Osaka Ap-
peal, Court, was transferred
co present post. Decoration :
5 th Order of Merit. Address:
the Procurators' Bureau of the
_5saka Court of Appeal. Osaka..

Terajima, Kogoro C# A <h
E W), Judge, and Director of
the Nagoya District Coiirt; h.

the 9th m: of the ist y. of
Gwanjl (1864), Tokyo ; 3rd^.;
of Kotei Nambu, a samtirat
of Tokyo, and refounded m
1879 the present family which
had become extinct fore lack
of an heir ; m. Tsuna, 2nd d.

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Ter

■of Chihiro Sasaki, 21. samurai
of Fukui-prefecture. Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1 889. On his grad-
uation, was appointed Judge,
and after serving as Director
of the Taihoku, Kochi, Waka-
yama, Kyoto District Courts^"
was transferred to present post.
Decoration: Sth Order ofMerit.
Address .- Official House of
the Kyoto District Court JSfa-
goya.

Terajima, Sei-ichiro (# %
^ -115), Count, Member of
the House of Peers, Director of
the Hokkaido Coliierv Steam-
ship Company ; b. 9 Sept. the
3rd y. of Meiji (1870), To-
kyo ; 1st s. of. the late Mu-
nenori Terajima, ex-Minister
for Foreign Affairs; m. Kyo,_y.
sister to Gen-emon Mitsui,
of Kyoto. Educ. : graduat-
ed from an American Uni-
versity, 1887—1895; studied
in Pans, 1895— 1904. Was
ordered to proceed to Ame-
rica in the suite of Prince Fu-
shimi, Sept. 1904; appointed
Private Secretaiy to the For-
eign Minister, (Count Haya-
shi), 1905. Address: No. 7,
6 chome, Hirakawacho, Ko- ^
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel. : 340
Bancho.

Teranishi, Hidetake (;#M 3t
St), Colonel of Infantry,
attache to the General Staff
Office; b. 1871 in Ishikawa-
ken. Sub-Lieut., March 1891;
Lieut., Sept. 1894; Captain,
Oct. 1898; Major, Aug.
1905; Lieut. Colonel, Dec.
' 1908; Colonel, May, 19 12.
Decorations: 5th Order of
R. S., 4th Order of S. T.,
5th Class of Golden Kite
Address: Tokyo.

Teranishi, Kosaku, (^ jg ^
f^)> Surgeon-Colonel, chief
of the Medical Dep't of the'
14th Army Division; b.
1868 in Ishikawa-ken. Sur-
geon-Sub-Lieut., March 1886;
Surgeon-Lieut, Dec. 1892;
Surgeon-Captain, May 1895;
Surgeon-Major, Feb. 1900;
Surgeon-Lieut.-Colonel, Aug.
1904; Surgeon-Colonel, Dec.
1910. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 3rd Order ef
R. S. Address: Kunirhoto-
mura, Kawachi-gun, Tochigi-
ken.

Terano, Sei-icM (# if m —X
Kogakukakushi (Naval Archi-
tecture), Prof, of the Tokyo
Imperial University ; (5. in 18-
68 in Kyoto-fu ; e. s. of Mo-
toyoshi Terano, a samurai;
m. Fuji, 5th d. of Shinjiro Na-
gata of Tokyo - fu. Educ. :
graduated Engineering at the
Tokyo Imperial University in

f&r

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liSgo; 7.Tas sent to England
for stody. AssfetaHt-Prof. of
Ms^itl77^d mater in 1892; pre-
sent post 1899. Address : Hi-
sakatamichi, Koishikavyaku,.
Tokyo. Te/-. ; 10301 Bancko.^
Terao, Hisashi C# ^ ^i), j^t-

gakuhdkusM, Licenc'ie h sci-_
encesetmatkematiques.{¥z.c\x\te
des science de Paris), Prof, of
Astronomy at the College of
Science iii the Tokyo Imp.

. Univ., President of the To-
kyo Asti:onomical Observato-
ry; 2nd Order of Merit; d.
the 9th ?;«. of the 2nd _y. of
Ansei(i855) Wi Fukuoka-ken;
e. s, of Kiheida Terao, a sa-
itmrai and e. b. of Torn Te-
rao, Hogakuhakushi ; in. Ki-
ku, e. d. of Tsukanu Gno of
Kumamoto-ken. Educ,: grad-
uated from the Science Course
of the former Tokyo Daiga-
ku (present Tokyo Imp. Univ.)
in, 1879; studied. astronQmy
and mathematics in France

' 1 879— i 883. P'rof. of the Col-
lege of Science in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1884 ; President
of the Tokyo Astronomical
Observatory, 1 888 ; represent-
ed, Japan at the International
Geodetic Confece.nce held ; at
Paris, 1889^; ,§en,t td India to
observe the full eclipse of the
sun, 1897 ; Meniber of the
Meridian Investigation Com-
mittee. Publications :■ Text-
book of Arithmetic. Text

hook of Algebra, both fo.t the
use oT Middle clas.s students,,
and many othsr mathematical
works and essays. Address :-
No: 421, Kashiwagi, Yodo-
bashimachi, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo-fu. Tel..- 1716 l^ancho;,
Terao, Toru (# M ¥), I/og-a-
^u/iahis/ii {Doctor of Law), ,
Prof of International law at the
Tpkyo, Imp. Univ., Vice-Pre-
sident of the Japan Peace So-
ciety ; /5. in 1858 in the prov-
ince of Chikuzen ; 2nd ,s. of
Kiheida Terao, a samurai ; m.
Hide, e. d. of Hikaru O-
dabe of the same province.
'Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law in the form-
er Tokyo Univ., 18,84 I studied
further in Fraiice, England,
and U- S. A* Judge of the Yo-
kohama Judicial Court, 18 -
84 — 1890; then Prof of the
Imperial University of Tokyo;
Councillor of the Dep't of
Foreign Affairs on his return
from studying abroad ; Mem.
of the La\y Investigation Com-
mittee, 1898. D'ecoration : 3rd'
Order of merit. Nomde Plume:
Hokuyo and Na?ikai. Publica-
tion: Private International law.
Clubs_ : Japan International-
Law Society, Pacific Associa-
tion and Japan Peace Society..
Address : Reinanzakamachi,
Akasakaku, Tokyo. Tel.: 28-
02 Shiba. Clubs: Do&i a.nd
Sakurada.

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Ter

Terao, Umetaro (# * *| jfc
M), A large land-owner, one
ofthe highest tax-payers of
Kochi prefecture, President of
the Akaoka Bank ; (5. the I2th
m. of the 1st _;/. of Bunkyii
(1871), Kochi; ist \s-. of Ta-
shiro Terao ; m. Tetsu, 1st d.
of Bi.ngo Terao, of the same
prefecture. Address ': ' Akao-
kamachi, Kami -gun, Kochi-
ken. :

I'erashima, IToboru (^ ^ ^),

inventor; b. 1859 in Waka-
yama; s. of Saburoemon Tera-
shima; m. Kiyo-ko, e. d. of
Sojiro Taniguchi. Educ: re-
ceived common education.
Entered the Mitsui -Firm in
[881 and was successively
manager of its head-office at
Tokj'o and of its branch office
at Nagoya. He is of the most
inventive turn of . mind and
after retiring frorn the service
of the Mitsui-firm he devoted
himself to the invention of a
weaving machine in which he
was successful; the. object of
this machine is to weave mat-
ting and blind especially, and
the advantage of using it can
be shown, by the fast that the
product manufactured by it far
exce.ll that manufactured by
hitherto used ones; mattii^
under the name of " Koto-
buldsri " manufactured by this
new .nTaehin'e;:is very fanious
for the reason that the mat-

erial of it can be obtained
from weed or some grass; Mri.
Terashima i§ also devoting
himself to. the 'improvemeht
of Japanese, rope .arid proba-
bly the' corripiete ■machine . of
manufacturing "it will be in-
vented "in nea;r' future ;;he was
awarded with many ^prizes
and diplomas from ' various
Exhibrtioni for his new inven-
tions. He has a factory at
Osaki ahd'.sales sh6p:at Kyor
bashi. He jscm^rtagef of the
Invention Encouragement .So-
ciety and also of the Weav-
ing Society. Address: 1456,
Asamadai, Minaihishinagawa,
Tokyo-fu. Tel.: 153S Shiba.
Terauchi, Seiki. C# i*? IE ^),
Count, Gen., Gov.-Gen. oi
Chosen; &. on the Sth.of 2na
month of the 5th year of Ka-
yei. (1852) in Yamaguchi pre-

fecture; 2nd s. of Shobei Udai-
ta, i. saffiurai; m. Taki, 1?.^
d. of Sadao Hasegawa of

Ter.

[ 1042 ]

Shizuoka-prefecture ; adopted
bj'Kan-emonTerauchi. Educ:
studied military science in
France.' Sub - Lieutenant in
August 1871 ; Lieutenant in
Nov. 1 87 1 ; Captain in 1872 ;
Major in 1879; Lieutenant-
Colonel in 1884; Colonel in
1887 ; Major -General in 18-
94 ; Lieutenant - General in
1898 ; General in 1906. Mi-
litary ^^to^^e to the Legation
si Paris 1882-— 1885J Adjutant
and Private Secretary to the
War Minister in 1886; Direct-
or of the Military Academy
in 1887; Chief of Staff of the
1st Arm^ Division in 1891 ;
Director of the ist Bureau of
the General Staff Office in 18-
92 5 was send: abroad in i_896 ;
Commander of the 3rd Army
Brigade in 1896; Superinten-
dent of Military Education in
1898; Vice-Chief of the Gen-
eral Staff Office in 1900 ; War
Minister in 1902 ; Resident-
General of Korea in 1910. Took
part in the Saigo Retellion as
head of a company of the Im-
perial Forces and was wounded
in the right arm in the battle
of Tawarazaka ; in the China-
Jaoan war Supervisor of trans-
port as Maj .-General ; in the
late war achieved distinction
as War Minister which he held
till Aug. 191 1. Was nomi-
nated Viscount and invested
with 1st Order of Paulownia

and 1st Class of the G. K. as a
war reward ; has been pro-
moted Count in recognition
of his services in connection
with tlie annexation of_ Korea
Address: Seoul, Chosen.

Teranchi, Shin-icM C# ?3 H
—'), Sculptor, Director and
teacher of the Arita Techni-
cal School; A in 1863 in
Yamaguchi-prefecture ; s. of
. Jinzo Terauchi ; m Take Fu-
jii of the same prefecture.
Educ. : studied marble scul-
pture under Ragusa Vincinzo,
an Italian at the A'oiu Dai
Gakko (former Tokyo Univ.)
in 1882. Member of the Im-
perial Palace Construction Of-
fice, acting as sculpitor ; has
been employed by a porcelain
manufacturer at Tokoname,
Aichi - prefecture, as an ex-
pert ; afterwards an expert to
Gifu-ken ; present posF since
1898. Recreations : Utai (old
Japanese songs), Japanese
poetry, sake, etc. Address :
Shirakawa, AritamacM, Saga-
ken.

Terazaki, Kogyo (# i»t ^ Wd,
Painter, Prof of the Tokyo
School of Fine Arts ; b. in
1866 in Akita-ken ; e.s. of
Hirotomo Terazaki, a prin-
cipal retainer of Satake-clan;
m. Suga, e. d. of Naokage
Murata of Tokyo. Educ. :
studied the Kano school of
painting under Hidetoshi Ko-

[ I043 ]

Tes— Tez

muro ; then Myruvam^. sdior.l
under Zuian Hirafuku; was
often examiner of exhibitions;
frequently was conferred with
prizes ; Nom de flwme, : To-
JcugO'Sosan or Tenrai-Sanjin-
Toryoken. Becreations : An-
tiqtxe fine works, seal mate-
rial. Address: No. i8o, Be-
kignchi-cho, Koishikawa-ku
Tokyo. Tel.: 2619 Bancho.

Teshigawara, Kennosuke (M
it M P- ® -i Sl^> Director of
the KoshO District Court'
Address : Koshu. Chusei~Nan-
do. Chosen.

Tezttka, Gorohei C^ » 31 IB
^), Standing Mem. of the
Utsunomiya Chamber of Com-
merce, President of the Utsu-
nomiya Bank, Ltd., Director
of the Tochigi-ken Agricul-
tural and Industrial Bank,
Ltd., the Shimozuke Cotton
Cloth Co., Ltd., the Shimo-
zuke Newspaper Co., Ltd.,
the Nishizawa Gold Mine
Searching Co., Ltd., the Shi-
mozuke Electric Power Co.,
Ltd., and the Teshima Pro-
ducts Co., Ltd., Auditor of
the Shimozuke Cotton Yarn
Co., Ltd., the Karasuyama
Industrial Bank, Ltd., the U-
tsunomiya Business Develop-
ment Co., Ltd., and the Dai
Nippon Flour Mfg. Co., Ltd. ;
d. in 1852 in Tocliigi-ken ; jc.
b. of Sotaro Ojima ; m. Yo-
shi, e. d. of Gorobei Tezuka.

his adopt./.. Address; Sugi-
haracho, Utsunomiya-slii.

Teauka, Heizaburo (#• » ¥
S BR), Farmer and merchant ;
b. in 1863 in Tokushima-pre-
fecture ; s. of Heibei Tezuka.
Recreation: Reading. Address:
Kakihara-mura , Awa-gun, To -
kushima-ken.

Tezuka, Hikotaro i^ U It
X M), Principal Judge of the
Tokyo Local Court. Address :
Shin-os-awa-machi, Ushis'onie-
ku, Tokyo.

Tezuka, Shigeji Q^ U m ?&),
President of the Horei Bank ;
3. the nth m. of the ist>
of Kaei (1848), Yamanashi;
1st s. of Shigesato Tedzuka ;
widower. Address : Imasu-
wa-mura, Nakakoma-gun, Ya-
manashi-ken .

Tezuka, Takemasa i^^&Md,
Book-dealer, President of the
Toys Printing Company, Ltd.,
Managing Director of Impe-
rial Theatre Company, Ltd. •
Imperial Theatre Co., Ltd. ;
3. in 1853 in Yamaguchi-ken ;
2nd s. of Morihide Okabe, a
samurai ; m. Kame, adopt, d.
. of Masaatsu Tezuka.^ Ad-
dress : Yariyacho, Kyobashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.': 1004 Kyo-
bashi.

Tezuka, Taro (^ « ic W>,
Procurator-in-Chief of the Na-
goya Court of Appeal ; b. in
1862 in Tokyo-fu; e. s. of
Ryosen Tezuka, a samiirai r

Tob—Tod

[ 1044 ]

PI. Masu, 2nd d. of Asayuki
Kobayashi of Tokyo. Educ. y
graduated Law at the Im-
perial University in 1884. Pro-
curator of the Osaka District
Court ; Chief Procurator ot
the District Courts of Otsu and
Hakodate; Director of the Sen-
dai District Court ; Chief Pro-
curator of the Osaka District
Court ; then present post. Ad-
dress: Minamisotoboricho, Ni-
shiku, Nagoya. Tel. : 98.

Tobari, S^hin-ichiro CJ3 jg ff

-^ 115), writer, author, nom de
iflumc " Chikufu " ; i>. 2 Oct.
the 6th _y. of Meiji (1873);
Hiroshima prefecture ; ist J
of Zen-ichiro, Tobari; in. Ka-
zu, 1st d. of Shimbei Miura,
of the same prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Literature (Course of Ger-
man Literature) of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1 896. Ap-
pointed Prof of the Yamagu-
chi High School, 1899 ; trans-
ferred as the same to the
Tokyo Higher Normal School,
1900 ; resigned the post Oct.
1906. Is known as a scholar
of German Literature, and
earnest adherent of Niestsche.
Publications : several transla-
tions of German literature. Ad-
dress : Omori , Ebara-gun, To-
kyo.

. : Tobimatsu, Kango !,?ll *S E ^ ),
Colonel^ of ; Artillery, Com-
mancier of the" 1 gth. Regiment

of Aitillery ; d. 1863, Hyo-
go prefecture. Sub-Lieutenant
of Art., July 1887; Lieuten-
ant, Nov. 1890 ; Captain. Apr.
1895 ; Major, May 1901 ; Li-
eutenant-Colonel, Feb. 1905 ;
Colonel, Mar. 1910, Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4th Class of the Gold-
en Kite. Address : the 19th
Regiment of Artillery, Taka-
ta, Niigata-ken. (

Tochiuchi, Jingoro (M f% ^
a W), Expert of the Kabafu-
to-Government, Chief of the
Section of Colonization. Ad-
dress : Toyohara, Kabafuto,

Tochiuchi, Sojiro (M ^ #■ ^
W), Rear-Admiral, Director of ,
the Bureau of Naval Affairs ;
d. in 1866 in Iwate-ken ; 2nd
s. of Rihei Tochiuchi, a sa-
murai ; in. Shige, 2nd d. of
Kyujiro Abe of Tochigi-ken.
2nd Sub-Lieutenant in 1 888 ;
Rear- Admiral in 1909. Ad-
jutant to the Naval Dep't ;.
Private Secretary to the Naval
Minister ; Commander of the
Azuina ; then present post.
Address : Nagasakacho, Aza-
bu, Tokyo.

Toda, Einosnke_C.P HISPID),
Chairman oftheOgaki Cham-
ber of Commerce. President
of the Ogaki _Savings Bank,.
Ltd., and the Ogaki Ky5ritsu
Bank, Ltd., Director of the
Nobi Agricultural and Indus- '
trial Bank, Ltd., the Ogaki

[ I045 J

Tod

Weaving Co., Ltd., and the
Ogaki Land and Building Co.,
Ltd. ; (^. in 1857 in Gifu-ken;
e. s. of Jirozaemon Toda ; m.
Hiro, Tokunaga Nomura of
Gifu-ken. Address : Ogakima.-
chi, Gifu-ken.

Toda, Kaiiehi (.F m U rff),
H'dgakuhakushi, Prof, of the
College of Law, Kyoto Im^-
perial University. Address :
Naka - Oji, Yoshida - machi,
Kami-kyoku; Kyoto.

"Toda, Keiiehiro Cja ffl ifc —
SI>). Director of the Yamaga-
ta District Court ; b. in i860
ia Okayama-ken ; 4th j. of
Magoshiro Toda, a samurai ;
in. Taki, adopt, d. of Choku-
shin Washiyama of Kyoto-fu.
Educ. : graduated from the
Private. Chuo University in 18-
79 ; passed the Examination
for Bench in 1887. Judge 01
the Okayama District Court ;
then of the Miyagi Court 01
Appeal ; Director of the Ya-
magata District Court. Ad-
dress : Yamagata-shi.

Toda, ¥aoshielii QP H m -b),
Foreign drapery-dealer, Di-
rector of the Osaka Electric
Light Co., Ltd., president of
the Sulphuric Acid Fertilizer
Co., Ltd., the Temnia Wea-
ving Company, Ltd., director
of the Settsu Cotton Yam
Company, Ltd., president of
the Spinning Apparatus Co.,
Ltd. ; b. in 1850 in Aichi-ken;

3rd s. of Kyusuke Toda ; m.
Tsuru, e. d. of Magobei Sa-
kuda of Osaka-fu. .Address:
Atsuchi-cho, Higashi-ku, Osa-
Hommachi, Higashiku, Osa-
ka. Tel.: 1056 Higashi.

Toda, Tadayuki CP IB & ff),
Viscount (cr. 1884), Member
of the Hpuse of Peersj b. the-,
9th m. of the 4th f. of K6-
kwa (1848), Tokyo ; 4th s. of
Tadayoshi Toda, ex-Daimyo
of Ashikaga clan, Kotsukej
m. Tokiko, y. sister to Kenro
Kameda, a samurai of Chiba
prefecture. Decoration : 4th
Order of Merit. Address : No.
3, Mukogaokayayoicho, Kon-
go, Tokj'o. Tel. : 2729 Shita-
ya.

Toda, Tsunetaro C.P H 'ifi i:
115), Judge of the Court of Ad-
ministrative Litigation ; b. in
1864 in Yamaguchi-prefect-
ure ; e. s. of Masataka To-
da, a samutai ; m. Matsu, 3rd
d. of Hidetomo Kobayashi of
the same prefecture. Educ. :
graduated Literature at the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1 886. After graduation enter-
ed the Government service.
Address: Araijuku, Iriarai-mu-
ra, Tokyo-fu.

Toda, Ujitomo (^ H ifc *),-
Count, Grand Master of Cere-
monies, ex-Daiymd of Ogaki;
b. on the 29th of 6th month of
She_ist year of Ansei (1854)
at Ogaki, Mino; 5th s. of Uji-
masa Toda; w?._Kiwako, grand

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atmif of TrinCQ Iwakura. Edttc:
studied iri U. S. A. Upon re-
tui-nihg entered the Dep*t of
Education in 1879; Councill-
or of Legation in 1886;
Minister Resident in 1887;
Minister - Plenipbtentiaiy at
Vienna in the same year; Presi-
dent of the Imperial Tomb-
Keepers' Bureau ; Master of
Ceremonies; then present post.
Address : Surugadai-minami-
kogacho, Kandaku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 211, 424 Honkyoku.

T'doKd-Cli'E m, Judge,
and Director of the Utsiino-
miya District Court ; b. the
2nd m. of the \%\.y. of Gwanji
(1864), Fukuoka prefecture ;
y. brother to Yii Oto, and
Ohanged his name into Todo
in 1 89.6 ; m. Kino, adopt, d.
of Kanzo Iwasaki, a samurai
of Fukuoka prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1888. Appointed
Judge, Oct. 1 890 ; served suc-
cessively as Judge of the
Nagoya and Tokyo District
Courts, and then Sectional
Chief of the Nagasaki Appeal
Court ; then present post.
Address: Official House of the
Court, Utsunomiya.

Tddo, Takatsugu CH t. % W),
Count; b. 27 July, the 17th
/. of Meiji (1884), Tokyo ; s.
of the late Takakiyo Todo,
ex-Daimyo of Tsu clan ; m.

Nobuko, y. sister to Yukima-
sa Saiiada, Count. Educ: grad-
uated from the Peers' School ;
studied about three years at
Cambridge University; return-
ed home in 1907. Address :
No. 5, I chome, Yokoamicho,
Honjo, Tokyo. Tel.: 1580 Na-
niwa.

Todoroki, Osamu iM -« li ?&),
President of the Hotaka Bank,
Ltd. ; b. the 7th m. of the ist
y. of Kayei (1848) in Naga-
no-ken ; 2nd s. of Naokado
Usui ; adopted by Ri Todo-
roki ; ni. Moyo, e. d. of his
adopted father. Address : Ho-
daka - mura, Minami-adzumi-
guft, Nagano-ken.

Toganii, Komanosuke (^ _fc,
J® ;i |S)i Physician and mem-
ber of Examination Com-
mittee for the Practioners ;
b. June, 1870 in Yanagawa,
Fukuoka-ken; .s. of Shunko
Adachi; -m. Hatsuse, d. of
Junan Togami, to whose
family he was adopted. Educ.:
graduated from the College
of Medicine of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1900. Was as-
sistant to Drs. Belz and Kin-
nosuke Miura; appointed Head
of the Kokura Hospital, 1901-
1904, appointed Member of
Examir;at:on Committee for
the Medical Practioners; went
to Berlin and studied in the
Berlin Univ.; returned hoftife
1908. Publications : Notiz

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Tag

zur Kenntnis des Phosphor-
stoffwechsels. — Medizinische
Klinik, Zur Wirkung von
Superoxyden auf die Verdau-
ungsorgane — Berliiier'' kli-
nische Wochensckrift. Uber
den Einfluss einiger Genuss-
mittel auf die Wirksamkeit
der Verdauungsenzyme,-5/()-
chemische Zeitschrift Experi-
mentelle Untersuchung liber
den Einfluss einiger Nah-
rungs- und Genust-mittel auf
die Pankreassekretion, — Zeit-
schrift fiXr physikalische ti.
didtetischi; Therapie. Recre-
ations : rending. Address : l>Io.
1 72', Higashi Nakasu-machi,
Fukuoka. Tel. 565 Fukuoka.

Togo, Hachir zaemon (^ M
Am:&m n), Major-General,
Commander of the 32nd Bri-
gade of Infantry; iJ. in 1856
in Kagoshima-ken ; e. s. of Ji-
rohachi T5g6, a samurai ; m.
Fumi, 3rd d. of Kosuke Shii-
hara of Kagoshima-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant in 1879; Major-
General in 1909, Decoration:
3rd Ord— of the R. S. Ad-
dress : Wakayama.

Togo, Heihaehiro (MM^ A
115), Count, Admiral, Member
of the Supreme Military and
Naval Council ; b. the I2th
m. of the ■«.*•'' y. of K5kwa
{1846) in Kagoshima, provin-
ce of Satsuma ; 3rd s. of Ki-
chizaemon Togo, samurai; m.
Tetsu, elder sister of Viscount

Kokichi Kaieda. Educ. : stud-
ied at the Thames Naval Col-
lege, Greenwich, England, arid
then finished training on board
Her British Majesty's Ship
" Worcester," 1 87 1 — 1 878.
Began his naval career as a

cadet in the Satsuma navy and
in that capacity took part in
the battle of Sakurajima (June
1863), the immediate cause of
which was the bombardment
of Kagoshima city by the
seven Biitish warships whose
demand in connection with
the famous Namamugi Murder
Case (in which an Englishman
named Richardson was killed
by a reckless band of Satsu-
ma samurai) having been re-
jected by the Satsuma clan ;
when the civil war of the
Restoration broke out was
-ordered to join the war-
ship Kasuga by his clan gov-
ernment and on his way to
Hyogo from Kagoshima eri-

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countered the Shogunate ship
Kaiyo-maru off the island of
Ijima, in the strait of Kii and
exchanged broadsides with
her, Jan. 1 868 ; then took part
in the battle of Hakodate on
board the Kasuga and rend-
ered great service in the com-
plete annihilation of the Sho-
gunate Navy, 1867 ; when
peace was restored and new
government formed was. seat .
to England for study and
when his course of training on
board H.B.M'.S. " Worcester"
was finished in 1876 was or-
dered to remain further in
England to watch the con-
sfifuctioii of the new Japanese
"ship Hi'ei, which was finished
iti Jan. 1878 and returned to
Japan in the following May ;
made 2nd Lieutenant on board
the Fuso, July 1878 ; ist Li-
eutenant, Dec. the same year ;
2nd Commander, Dec. 1 879 ;
Vice-Captain of the Zingei,
Jan. 18.80 ; the same of Ama-
gi, Dec. 1 88 1 ; Captain of the
Teiu, Mar. 1883; the same
on the Amagi, making a cruise
round the Chinese and Kore-
an coasts^ 1884 ; Commander,
June 1888 ; promoted Captain
and appointed Chief of Stafil
of the Kure Naval Station,
May 1890; Captain of the
ITaniwa, 1891 ;^made a voya-
,ge to Hawaii, Vladivostock,
^tc, 1893; Chief of the Na-

val Barracks of the Kure Na-
val Station, Apr. 1 894 ; again
Captain of the Naniwa when
the China-Japan war broke
out and was ordered to make
a cruise off the Korean coast
with Takachilio, Yoshino, and
Akitsu, all of which together
with. Naniwa belonged to the
Flying Squadron and were
commanded by Rear-Admi-
ral Tsuboi ; then occurred that
famous " Sinking of Kow-
shing Case " in which Togo
had his first opportunity of
putting into practice the les-
sons of naval warfare which
he had learned in England ;
in this connection a few lines
would be necessary to ex-
plain his situation at that
time : " At 6 - a. m. " on the
25th July 1894, the first divi-
sion of the Japanese Squad-
ron, to which Togo's ship Na-
niwa belonged, saw two Chi-
nese men-of-war near the is-
land of Phung-do (or Round
Island) in Koi'ean waters. At
7.5 the fleets approached each
other^ within 3000 metres and
began to open fire. The en-
counter raged fiercely for a-
bout an hour and a half. One
of the Chinese ships, being
severely damaged, went a-
shore, while the other fled to
Chelung Bay, to find her way
back to China. While the
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enemy two other steamers had
appeared in the offing and it
was soon seen that one was
the Tsao-kaing, the Chinese
gunboat," and the other the
Kowshing which had left Ta-
ku on the 23rd, and had now
arrived on the scene. At 8.30
a.m. the Japanese fleet saw
the Kowshing passing on the
starboard in the distance. At
9.15, the Naniwa drew near
the British ship, signalled her
to stop and fired two blank
■ cartridges. Next she ordered
her to anchor by the signal
L. P. Prize officers were soon
sent to her, and it was dis-
covered that she carried the
enemy's troops. Thereupon the
Naniwa ordered Kowshing to
follow her, but Captain Gals-
worthy; commanding the ves-
sel, replied that the Chinese
on board prevented him and
were for returning to Taku
from whence they had come.
The Captain and the crew
were threatened with death
by the Chinese if they left
the vessel. AH attempts to
take the ship were therefore
useless as the Chinese refus-
ed to surrender ; and the Na-
niwa therefore signalled to the
captain that his crew should
jump into the sea as soon as
a red flag was hoisted on the
warship. On seeing the red
flag, therefore, the crew jump'

ed into the sea, and were fired
upon by the Chinese. They
were all killed except the- Cap-
tain, the first officer, and
the quartermaster who were
picked up by the Naniwa's
boats. The Naniwa then sank
the Kowshing with a shot
which struck her Engine-
room. Only a few Chinese
escaped by swirhming to an
island. Major Von Hannec-
ken, who was also on board,
having been ordered by the
Chinese Gevernment to fortify
Asan, also swam ashore. "
He was promoted Rear-Ad-
miral and Commander' of the
Standing Squadron, May 1 898;
then transferred as Comman-
der of the Maizuru Naval Sta-
tion ; Admiral, June 1904 ; in
the Russo-Japanese war as
Commander - in - Chief of the
Combined Fleet gained com-
plete victory over the Rus-
sian navy which was totally
annihilated by the two great
naval engagements at Port
Arthur and the Japan Sea,
his principal exploits having
been the bombardment of Port
Arthur, the "-heroic attempt
to blockade the entrance of
the port by means of sunken
ships, the pursuit and defeat
of the Port Arthur fleet, the
sinking of two of the enemy's
ships, and finally the com-
plete destruction of Rozhdest-

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vensky's fleet at the battle of
Tsushima in the Sea of Ja-
pan (May 27, 1905) ; a minute
detail of the movements taken
by Togo in the war being as
follows .' " At Port Arthur, on
13 April 1904, Togo sent
boats inshore to "sow" the
outer roadstead with mines,
the flotilla which accompanied
them having instructions to
draw the Russians out to sea.
Falling into the trap, Admiral-
Makharov's squadron steam-
ed out after the decoys, only
to find, when ten miles out,
that they were under Togo's
big guns. The Russian ves-
sels straggled bade, headed by
the Petropavlmsk. This big
battleship struck one of the
mines and sank, with 750 of
her crew and Admiral Mak-
harov himself lost his life. The
Pobieda and several of the
smaller ships were badly in-
jured. On August loth the
Russians made a desperate
sortie under Admiral Vitoft;
but the admiral was killed
and the fleet scattered. Five
battleships, the ctms&x Pallada^
and three destroyers returned
to the harbour. The battleship
Tsarevitch and three destroy-
ers gained Tsin - tao, where
they were interned. The tor-
pedo-boat Retckitelni sought
refuge at Chefoo, where she
saw "cut out" by the Japanese

and towed away. The cruiser
Askold and a 'destroyer were
dismantled at Shanghai, as
was the Dtana at Saigon,
and a destroyer was blown
up on the rocks at Sh.-'.ntung.
The Navik had gone with the
four other ships to Tsin-tao,
where she took coal on board,
and then she made a daring
attempt to reach Vladivostock.
The Vladiv istock squadron,
four days after the sortie, was
making its way south to help
the Port Arthur fleet, when .
it was caught by Admiral
Kamimura, who sank the Ru'
rik, and all but crippled the
Rossta and the Gromoboi. The
Novik was sighted near Sa-
ghalien by two Japanese cruis-
ers, and ran herself ashore.
In the middle of October
(1904) Admiral Rozhdestven-
sky took command of a Rus-
sian fleet in the Baltic, and
began his voyage half-way
round the world. The Rus-
sian fleet continued its voyage.
Early in May 1905, after Ad-
miral Nebogatov, who had
left Libau on February 15,
in chai'ge of a third Russian
squadron, had joined Rpzh-
destvensky, the great fleet of
nearly forty vessels made for
Vladivostock. Admiral Togc
allowed the Russian vessels
a free passage until, on May
27, they reached the straits

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of Tsushima, between Korea
and Japan. There the Japa-
nese fleet formed a circle round
the hapless armada. Five
Russian warships sank before
nightfall. A torpedo attack
was made on Saturday night,
the general engagement being
resumed on Sunday morning.
A halt was not called till
Admiral Togo had sunk, cap-
tured, or disabled eight battle-
ships,.nine cruisers, three coast
defence ships, nine des.troyers,
one auxiliary cruiser, six spe-
cial service steamers, and two
hospital ships. Japan's losses
in this the greatest of her sea
battles were three torpedo
boats, and Ii6men killed and
538 wounded. Russia lost
4,000 killed, and among her
7,300 sailers taken prisoners
were Admirals Rozhdestven-
sky and Nebogatov. This
finally broke the Russian re-
sistance." He was promoted
Admiral when the war was
still in progress and subsequ-
ently created Count with the
decorations of the Grand Or-
der of the Chrysanthemum
and the ist Class of the Gold-
en Kite; also received the Or-
der of Merit at the hands of
Prince Arthur of Connaught
in Feb. 1906 ; Chief of the
Naval General Staff for a
short time after the war and
then present post; was its

the suite ofH.I.H. Prince Hi-
gashi - Fushimi - no - Miya who
attended the Coronation Cere-
momy of H.B.M. King Geor-
ge and came on his way
home via America Address :
No. 37, Kamirokubancho, Ko-
jimachi, Tokyo. Tel.: 1545
Bancho.

Togo, Kichitaro (MM'myc W),
Eear-Admiral ; h. in 1867.
Cadet, 1883; Captain, 1987,
Eear-Admiral, Dec. 191 2. Z>e-
corcdions : 3rd Order of the B^
S. and 4th Class of the G. K.
Address : Zushi, Kanaga wa-
ken. ' , .

Togo, Seinosuke CSC Ji Sf 2.
^), Eear-Admiral, Chief Staff
on the Maizuru Naval Station ;
f>. in 1866. Educ. : graduat-
ed from the Naval Academy.
2nd Commander, Feb. 1898 ;
Commander, Dec. 1901; Cap-
tain, Sept. 1906; Rear-Admi-.
ral, Dec. 1912. Decoration.-, :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure, 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. JdHresa : Maiznrn.

Togo, Tatsujiro (jK«®^Si5),
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 14th Regi-
ment of Infantry; <5 1870
in Fukui-lcen. Sub-Lieut.,
March 1892; Lieut., Nov.
1894; Captain, Oct. 1898;
M ijor, Dec. 1903; Lieut.
Colonel, Dec. 1907; Colonel,

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Nov. 1 910. Decorations: 5th
Order of S. T., 4tli Order
of R. S„ 5th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Fukuoka,
Fukuoka-ken.

Tojo, Chujiro (:$ 1f S, ^

W), Director of the Wakaya-
ma Agricultural and Forestry
School, Expert of Wakaya-
ma-prefecture. Address: Hon-
cho, Wakayama.

Tojo, Hidenori (« W ^ m),
Lieutenant - General on the
reserve ; b. the 1 1 th m. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855),
Tokyo - fu ; 1st s. of Hi-
detoshi Tojo, a samurai of
Nambu clan ; m. Chitose, y.
sister to ReikS Tokunaga, of
Fukuoka. Educ. : graduated
from the Military Staff Col-
lege; studied in Germany, 18-
88 — 1 89 1 .Took part in the Sa-
igo's Rebellion; Sub-Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, 1878; Lieuten-
ant, 1882; Captain, 1884; Prof
of the Military Staff College,
1885; Major, 1 89 1 ; on the
General Staff Office,' 1892;
took part in the Japan-China
war, and was made Lieuten-
ant-Colonel ; Colonel, 1897;
Section Chief of the General
Staff Office, 1899; Major-Ge-
neral and took part in the
late war under Lieut.-General
Kawamura aS Commmander
of the 8th Brigade of Infantry;
Commander of the 30th Briga-
de of Infantry; promoted to the

present rank, and placed on
the reserve list. Decorations:.
3rd Class of the Golden Kite,
2nd Order of the Rising Sun/
Address: No. 448, Nishioku-
bo, Okubo, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo. Tel.; 585 Bancho.

Tojo, Katsutomo CJRltE*:),
Expert of the Miyagi Pre- ,
fectural Government, and Di-
rector of the Miyagi Agi-i-
cultural Experiment Farm
and the Miyagi Agricultural
School. Decorations : 5th O- :
rder of Merit. Address: 'Ho. ,
.3, Sekiba, Sendai. '

Tojio, Shotaro C^ M i£ i:
g.|5), artist, European paint-
ey ; 6. 11 the 3rd m. of tfee
1st y. of Keio (1865) at Ko-
ishikawa, Tokyo ; s. of Kagc
yuki Tojo, a samurai ; to. Tsn-
ruko. Eduo. : learned West-
ern-paintings from Kiyoo Ka-
wamura. When he' was twenty
years old, became expert of
the Printing Bureau of Cabin-
et ; resigned it in 1890, and
he devoted himself to the
study of painting; afterwards
be exhibited his masterpieces
to various exhibitions and was
awarded many prizes ; made
a tour of inspection through
various European countries,
Jan. 19.10 ; at present he . is
drawing picture of naval battle
for the request from the Naval
Office. AMres&\ No. 118 Z6-
shigaya, Takata-mursi, " Kita-

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Tok

toyashima-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Toki, Kahei (:!-. g;^ M ■¥)>
Secretary of the Home Dep't,
Sth Order of Merit; d. 1875
in Wakayama prefecture; m.
d. of Yoshimura. r. Educ:
studied politics at the law
College, Imp. Univ. Proba-
tionary Judge in 1898; ad-
mitted to bar in Tokyo, 1899;
entered the Home Depart-
ment, 190 1; appointea coun-
sellor of the Yamanashi-pre-
fecture, 1903; re-entered the
Home Dep't., 1904; made an
official tour through Europe
and America, 1907- 1908.
Address : 146 Bentencho,
Ushigome-ku, I'okyo. Tel.:
1081 Bancho.

Tokieda, Motoyuki (B^ ^ 1^

^)> Sub-manager of the New
York Agency of the Yokoha-
ma Specie Bank; b. in 1870
in the province o^ Chikuzen,
prefecture of Fukuoka. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1898. Entered the Yo-
kohama Specie Bank in 1899
and after having served at its
branches at Bombay, Tokyo,
New Yox-k, and Honolulu was
transferred to the present post
in 1910. Address: c/o The
Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.,
New York Agency, No. 55,
Wall Street, New York.

Tokishige, Hatsukuma Caj a
I?/ W), Juigahihakushi (Veter-

inary Medicine and Surgery)^
Pi'of. of the College of Agri-
culture, Tokyo Imperial Univ-
ersity ; b. in 1 859 in Yama-
guchi-ken ; e. s. of OtojiroTo-
kishige, a samurai; m. Fu-
mi, 3rd V. of Ichizo Harada
of Yamaguchi-lcen. Educ. .•
graduated from the Komaba
Agricultural School in 1885 ;
was sent to Germany for study.
Afler graduation became Prof.
of the Tokj'o Agricultural and
Forestry School; Assist.-Prdf.
of the College of Agriculture;,
then present post in 1902.
Address: Harajuku, Sendaga-
ya, Tokyo.

Tokito.KazuhikoCBlFtt- jt
Prof, of the College of Agri-
culture in the Tohoku Imp.
Univ. Address : Sapporo-l<n,
Hokkaido. 97

Tofconami, Takejiro (IS '-^ Vl
^ BP, Pres. of the Imp. Eail-
way Board; b. the 12th m.
of the 2nd f. of Keio (18-
96), Kagoshima ; ist .s. oi
the late Seisei Tokonami, a.
samurai of Kagoshima; m,.
Kiyo, 1st d. of Tsunenorr
Hashimoto, a samurai of the
same prefecture. Educ: grad-
uated from the Law College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity.- After serving as Sec-
retary of the Financial De-
partment, Secretary of Ya-
magata and Niigata prefect-
ures, and Governor of To-

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ku.shima and Akita prefect-
xire,?, '^tc, was finally transfer-^
red to Vice-Min. of H.O. in 19-
c6 ; made an inspection tour
in Europe and Amei-ica a
few years ago. Decoration :
3rd Order of the Rising
Sun. Publication : Obei Sho-
kan (Glimpse-s of Europe and
America). Address : No. 45
Yakuojiraaemachi, Ushigome,
'i-'okyc. let. .1201 Bancho.
, Tokuta, Koshi C'^ IB f^ B])>
novelist, literary critic; ^. in
1 877 in Okayama-ken; s. of
Keita Tokuta. Edtic: gra-
duated from the Literary
Course of the Waseda Univ.
Recreations: reading, fine arts,
conversation. Address: No.
47, Yarai-cho, Ushigome,
Tokyo.

Tok'tidaiji, Sanenori C# :^ ^
% m, Prince, Grand Cord-
on of the Chrysanthemum.
.-,x-Grand Chamberlain to the
late Emperor _ Meiji ex~Lord

Keeper of the Pri^ Seal,
Mem. of the House of Peers;
l>. on the 6th of 12th month
of the lOth year of Tempo
(1839), at Kyoto -y-e. s. of Ki-
mizumi Tokudaiji, Kuge. FI4S
served in the Imperial Court
for many years ; once Minister
of the Imperial Hoiisehold
Dep't; Grandchamberlain; no-
minated Marquis in 1884 ;
granted Grand Cordon of the
Chrysanthemum after the Rus-
so-Japanese war ; promoted
Prince in recognition of his
meritorious services for many
years. Address : Serjdagaya,
Tokyo-fu. Tel. : I'J'J^ Shibs..

Tokugawa, Atsushi (M )'\ i¥),
Baron (or. 1882), Member of
the House of Peers ; b. 7,1
July the 7th y: of Meiji (18-
74); 4th s. of Prince. Keiki
Tokugawa ; m. Sato-ko, aunt
to Marquis Koso Matsudaira.
Educ: the Peers' School. Has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : No. 384 Sendagaya,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. Tel.:
2748 Shiba.

Tokugawa, lyesatp C^ jtl ^
jS)» Prince, Lord-in-Waiting
in Jakd Hall, President of tlie
House of Peers ; ' b. the 7th
in. of the 3rd J/, of Bunkyu
(1863) at Yedd ; 3rd s. of
Yoshiyori Tokugawa; m. Ya-
suko, d. of the late Prince
Tadafusa Konde. Educ: stud-

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Tflk

ied in England, 1877—1882.
His father Yoriy.oshi Tokuga-
wa was of the Tayasu branch

of the Tokugawa family ; the
Prince was adopted as heir
in 1868 by the last of the
Shoguns ; after the Restora-
tion becanie Governor of Shi-
zuoka-clan; on returning from
abroad was appointed Lord'
in - Waiting in Jako Hall ;
Mem. of the House of Peers
in 1900 ; went abroad for
inspection in 19 lo; President
of the Peers' club and the To-
kyo Charitable Society. JVom
de plume : Seigaku. Recrea-
tions: Yokyokii. (old Japanese
Classical songs) and wrestling.
Clubs : Peers' Club and Nip-
pon Chib. Address : Senda-
gaya, Tokyo-fu. Tel. : 1002
Shiba.

Tokugawa, Keiki (IS ;il R S),
Prince, Lord-in- Waiting in the
Kinkei-Hall, Member of the
House of Peers, ex-Shogun

(the last and 15 th of the
.Shoguns) ; ^ on the 29th of
the 9th m. of the Btli j/. of
Tempo ( 1837), Yedo (Tokyo);
7th s. of Nariaki Tokugawa,
the late famous Daiinyo of
Mito clan, and one of the
three main branches of the
great house of Tokugawa ;
widower. Was installed in 1 8-
66 (succeeding lyeshige, r4th
Shogun) as the last of the
illustrious line founded by
lyeyasu (about two hundred
years ago) and of the occu-
pants of the Military Regency
started by Yoritpmo (about
seven hundred years ago). He
was confronted soon aft^r his
succession to the exalted an-
cestral seat with the national
revolt that had originated sev-
eral years before with the ai*m
of pulling down the Regency
and reinstating the Imperial
House to its rightful position.
But for his conviction that the
time had finally come for the
restoration of the Imperial
monarchy the work of the
Restoration could not have
been easily accomplished at
such a time. Since the Restora-
tion he has altogether kept
aloof from active politics and
has spent his time in shoot-
ing and other manly sports.
Lord-in-Waiting in the Kinkei
Hall, 1900 ; created Prince,
and nominated M. H. P.^ 19-

Tok

[. m^ 3

02; on resigning the title of
Prince to his adopted son
(Prince lyesato Tokugawa) in

the same year, was by special
grace granted independently
the same title, and in future,
therefore, the great house of
Tokugawa will have two prin-
ces. Address: No. 54, Kobina-
t£k-dairokutemmachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. Tel. .-157 Ban-
cho.

Tokugawa, YorimieM C^ i'l «
®). Marquis, Member of the
House of Peers ; b. 27 June
the Sth y. . of. Meiji . ( 1 872) ;
§th s. of Yoshiyori Tokuga-
wa of Tayasu branch, and y.
brother to Prince lyesato To-
kugawa ; adopted into _ the
pre.sent family; m. Hisa, 1st
d. of his foster-father. tEduc,-:
studied several years in Eli-
gland. Was formerly one of
the three great branches of the
Tokugawa house enjoying at
Kishu a fief ofSSSi^oo koku
of rice, founded by Yorinobu,

loth s. of the great lyeyasu. '
Address : No. 14, 6 chome,
likura, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
339 Shiba. '

Tokugawa, Satotaka Cli )\\ ^
m, Count (cr. 1884), Mem-
ber of the House of Peers ;
b. the 5 th m. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865), Tokyo; 4th
5. of the late Yoshiyori To-
kugawa of the Tayasu branch
of the Tokugawas' and e.
brother to Marquis Rairin To-
kugawa ; m.. Tomo-ko, e. sis-
ter to Tadashige Shimazu,
Prince. Made an inspection
tour in Europe and America,
June 1889— Mar. 1890; elected
M. H, P., 189S. Decoration':
4th Order of Merit. Address /
No. I, Mitatsuna-machi, Shl^
ba, Tokyo. Tel.; 238. 339
Shiba.

Tokugawa, YosMcMka C# Ji|
« «.), Marquis ; b. 5 Oct. the
19th J/, of Meiji (1886); aunt;
to Marquis Koso Matsudaira;
and adopted by the late Girei
Tokugawa,. ex - Daimyo of
Owari clan, and of one of the
Three Branches of Tokugawa
family ; m. Yone-ko, ist d.
of his foster-father. Address :
No. 42, 2 chome, Kobinatan
suidocho, Koishikawa, Tokyd;
Tel. : 894 Cho Bancho. . *

Tokugawa, YoshitosM (li
;i| ^ gjj)^ aviator, ; captain
of engineer, attache > to the
Balloon Corps, member <£

[:,io57 J

Tok

the Special Military Balloon
Investigatiou Committee ; b.
1S85 ill Tokip. Sab-lieutenant,
Dec. 1904 ; lieutenant, June
1905 ;. captain, Dec. 1909 ;
decorated with 6th Order of
R. S., 5th Class of G. K. Ad-
dress: 844 Sendagaya Senda-
gayamachi,Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo-fn.

Tokumi, Tsuiieo (® ^l'M m),
Expert of the Dep't, of Civil
Engineering in the Formosan
Government; <?' in 1873 in
Nagasaki-ken; e. s. of Tsuneto
Tokumi ; m. Hide, ado^t. d.
of Eiicliir5 Kumamoto of To-
kyo-fu. Educ: graduated from
the College of Engineering,
Tokyo Imperial Univefstiy, in
1897.- Address: Taihoku, For-
mosa.

Tokunaga, Kiimao (Mn^%W),

Lieut.-Gplonel of Engineering,
Chief of the Militarj' Balloon
Corps, Mem. of the Mih'tary

Balloon Investigation Commi-
ttee; 5. 1872 ait Tokyo. Suh-
Lieut., Sept. 1894; Lieuten-
ant, Oct. 1897; Captain, Nov,
1900; Major,. July 1905. De-
'corations : 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Order
of tlie Rising Sun. Address :
Military Balloon Corps, Na-
kano-machi, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo.

Tokuno, iffiicMmasa C#t6 M
§)> Lord-in-Waiting of the
Kinkei Hall, Member of the

House of Peers ; b. the 1st
m. of the 5th y. of Kaei (18-
52), Kagoshima ; 1st s. of
Ryosuke Tokuno, a samurai
of Kagoshima clan; m. Yo-
shi, 2nd d. of Jiiroku Susu-
mu, ^samurai of Yarnaguchi.
Educ: studied English at To-
kyo. "Entered the War Office,
1874; Junior Secretary of the
Financial Department, 1 882 ;
3rd Engineer of the same Of-
fice, 1885; ordered to proceed
to Europe and America for
the purpose of inspecting print-
ing affairs, 1885 — 1886; again
despatched abroad, 1887; apT
Dointed Director of the print-
ing Bureau, 1889 — 1908 ; no-
minated Member of the House
of Peers, 1906. Plas been de-
corated with the 2nd Order
of Merit. J.J(?ress.*.Mikawa-
dai-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.

Tokushima, Isao CM % % ^),
President of the Oshiro Bank,
Ltd.; b. in 1864 in Saga-ken ;
2nd s. of Torn Aiura, a sa-
murai; m. Tsuya, e. s. of Iclii'
goro Aihara. His adopt, f.
Tanetsugu Tokushima fought
against the Government as
VicerChief of the Etd's Re-
bellion. A well known rich.
family. Address: Oshirdmachi,
Saga-ken.

Tokutomi,Iiehiro(^*Jft-Jto,
Proprietor and Chief editor^oi
ih,Q Kokumin Shimbun (a dai-.
ly paper)VMem. of the H.P.; b.

Toi

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Xh6 i&tm. of the 3rdjf. of Bun-
kyu (1863) in Kumamoto; e. s.
of Ikkei Tokutomi, a samurai;
m. Shidzu-ko, 6. d. of Matazo
Kmrasono. Educ. : studied at
the Doshisha, Kyoto, 1876 —
18S0. Editor of the Tonicki
. Shimpo ; founder and presi-
dent of the degijuku (a pri-
vate school) ; then was suc-
cessively Editor of the Ko-
kuminnotomo (Nation's Friend,
a magazine), the Far East
(English), the Katei ZassM
(Household magazine), etc.;
has been Councillor to the
Home Dep't in 1898; after-
wards made a tour of inspec-
tion through Europe and A-
nierica ; the Kokuininshimbun
of which he is now chiel
editor was founded by him
some 'twenty years ago and
is one of the most popular
newspapers at present in Ja-
pan. He was nominated Mem.
of the House of Peers, Aug.
191 1. Publications: " Shorai
no Nippon" (Japan in the
future); "Life of .Yoshida
Shoin, a great loyal patriot
at the time of the Restora- .
tion" ; ^' Shin Nippon no Sei-
nen" (the Younger Genera-
tion of New Japan) and many
others, all of which were writ-
ten under iis pen-name of
" Soho." Recreations : Read- '
'ing, collecting old books,
sticks, etc. Address: Aoya-
ma-Minami-machi, Akasaka,

rj i""- -.J'^--' '°4 Shiba.-
Uubs : Nippon club, Kyushu
club, Higo jclub.

Tokutomi, Kenjiro (li ',f M^
W), novelist, {pen-name: "Ro-
ka ") ; b. at Kumamoto ;
yoii7iger brother oiVvMro To-
kutomi, famous journalist.
Wrote in 1899 " Namiko,"
a tragic novel intended to
depict the collision between
old and modern ideas of Japan,
and which has enjoyed an
immense popularity, having
gone through more than 100
editions and has been trans-
lated and published in Ame-
rica by a Japanese a few
years ago ; next" followed
" Omoideno - ki ", somewhat
autobiographical, and " Ku-
roshio." (Black Tide), incom-
plete and socialistic in ten-
dency ; recently has written
" Yadorigi " ; undertook a
pilgrimage to Jerusalem and
visited count Tolstoy in 19-
06. ^^^r^.f.f .• Kasuya, near
Tokyo.

Tomatsu, Magotaro <i^1&M ■
^ BI53> Baron (cr. 1.907), Mili-.
tary Intendant - Greneral oh
the reserve; M. H. .P. ; ly.
the 8th m. of the"* 4th y.
of Kokwa (1847), Wakaya-
ma prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Taemon Dbori, a samurai of
Wskayama clan, and adopted
by Magozaemon Tomatou, a
samurai of the same clan ;

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Tom

m. Maki, ist if. of Hikoshir5
Namikiri. Followed his lord's
contingent in the expedition
of Choshn by the Tokugawa
Shogunate and had a bitter
experience owing to the defeat
of the expedition ; studied for
a short while at Kobe and
Tolcyo, but soon returned
home and took to farming ,;
a local school inspector, 18-
75 ; clerk of Military Store
Headquarters at Kobe in the
Civil War, 1877; and has
since been connected with the
Supply branch of the Army ;
once held the post of Dii^ect-
or of the Military Accounts'
Bureau. Decorations: 2tiAQX'&.s,^
of the Golden Kite, 2nd Or-
der of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : No. 472, Kamiochiai,
Ochiai'-mura, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo. Tel. : 6g$ Bancho.

Tomatsari, Bunsd CJ3 ^ 5: it),
Surgeon Gr.eneral; of the Navy,
Chief of the Yokosiika Ho.S]_ii-
tal and in addition Chief Sur-
geon to the Maizuru Naval
Station; d. i860. Surgeon-
2nd Commander, Dec. 1897 ;
Surgeon - Commander, Sept.
1899; Surgeon-Captain, Jan.
1904. Decorations : 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun,- 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure.
Address: Yokosuka Naval Sta-
tion, Yokosuk^.

Tomeoka, Kosuke i^m^MX
(Social reformer; b. 1164 in

Okayama-ken ; e. s. of Ivin-
suke Tomeoka ; m. Kilm ; e.
«. of Shige Terao of Bhime-
ken. Saccessivelj Kerved as
Christian pastor, college lec-
turer and prison chapeain ;
besides has connected with
various charitable and edu-
cational works ; has establi-
shed •'■ Katei-Gakko " (home
school) and is managing it;
given chage and is engaging
in investigation, works of so-
cial reforming question by the
Home office. Address : No.
2617, Sugamo, Tokyo,
' ToKiidzu, Miroto CF 7J< % A),
Lawyer, 2nd grade of 4th
Rank, 4di Order of Merit, Hd-
gakuhakushi (Dr. of Daw),
Barrister - at - Law (Middle
Temple), Member of the House
of Representatives for Kana-
zawa town ; b. the 6th in. of
the 1st y. of Bunkyii (1861),
Kanazawa in the province of
Kaga ; 1st s. of Sliingi To-
midzu, a samurai of Kana-
zawa clan ; ni- Waki-ko, 2nd
d, of Naokazu Yamamoto, a
samurai of Ishikawa prefect-
ure. Educ: graduated from
the Law College of the To--'
kyo Imperial ,University, 18-
86 ; further studied law and
political science at London,
Berlin and Paris, "1889 — 1894.
On his return home was ap-
pointed Prof of the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial

Toni^r Ton

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University (chair; Roman La%v
furisprude7tce, Civil Law), 1 8-
94; received the degree of
HogakuJiahishi in 1899 ; was
one of the most pronounced
of the " Seven University Jin-
goes," and surprised the pub-
lic by his daring denunciation
of the situation (severely op-
posing the shameful peace
treaty with Russia). His com-
pulsory resignation caused the
resignation of President Ya-
iTiakawa as well as the Mi-
nister of Education (Baron
Kubota) ; the- agitation was
finally settled by his reinstate-
ment to his former post; re-
turned from his native place
as M. H.. R. in 1908; re-
signed his professorship and
opened a law office in Tokyo.
Address .- No. 2, 4chome, li-
damachi, Kojimachiku.Tokyo;
(Office, I Kagacho, Kyoba-
shiku, Tokyo). Tel.: 838 Ban-
cho Cho ; (Office), 2090 Toku
Cho Shimbashi.

Tomii, Masaakl (S )\- iSk
#), Hogakuhakiishi, Honorary
Prof, of the Tokyo Imperial
University, Mem. of the House
of Peers; b. in 1858. in Kyo-
to-fu ; e. s. of Masatsune To-
mii, a- samurai ; m. Masuyo,
e. d. of Kan Shibuya of Ko-
chi-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the Tokyo Foreign Lang-
uage School and the Lyons
L^'niversity with honours. Prof

of the ImpenaJ. University. in
1885; Principal Prof of the
Law College, Imperial Uni-
versity ; Mem. of the House
of Peers in 1 89 1 ; Mem. of
the Law Investigation Com-
mittee in 1-894 ; Dean of the
Lav/ College ; resigned post
in 1903 ; Fellow of the Im-
perial Academy, 1906 ; again'
Mem. of the Law Investiga-
tion Committee in 1907 ; is
an acknowledged authority on
civil law. Decorationrznd Or-
der of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress:, lidamachi, Kojimachi-
kii, Tokyo. Tel. : 21 12 Ban-
cho. _

Tominaga, Saiijiiro C% ^ —

i* IP), one of the highest tax-
payers of Kumamoto prefect-
ure ; d. the 7th ;«. of the
I2th jy. of Bunsel (1829), Ku-
mamoto ; 4th s. of the late
Hachiroemon Tominaga, a sa-
murai of Kumamoto ; wid-
ower. Address; Shirahata-mu-
ra, Kami-masuki-gun, Kuma-
moto-ken. ,

Tomioka, Sadayasu (^ iiSI ^
#), Baron, Vice-Admiral {En
desponsabilite) ; b. in 1854 at
Matsushiro, Shinano ; e. s. of ^
Sozaburo Tomioka, a samu-
rai; in. Kofumi, e. d. of Ka-
tsunaga Kawabata of Fuku-
oka-ken. 2nd Sub-Lieuten-
ant in 1876; Prof of the
Naval College ; then of the
Naval Staff College ; Com-

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Tam

mander of the TtsuMushima,
the Tatsuta, the Yakumo, the
Shikishima ; Director of the
1st Bureau of the Naval Ge-
neral Staff Office; then of
the Naval College; Command-
er of the Training Squadron
and of the Takeshiki Na-
val Establishment ; Comman-
der-in-Chief of the Port Ar-
thur Admiralty. Took part
in the Chino-Japanese war
as Commander of the Itsuku-
skima. Was nominated Baron
in recognition of his services
in the Russo-Japanese war.
Decorations : 2nd Order of the
R. S. and 4th Class of the
G. K. Address : No. 75, Na-
ka-Shibuya, Shibuya-cho, To»
yotama-gui), Tokyo-fu. Tel :
3850 Shiba. ^ ^

Tomioka, Tessai « IM ^
g) artist, painter of ISTanso
school; b. December of the
7th y. of Tempo (1836) iu
Kyoto. Address: Nakaitachi-
noboru, Muro-macUi, Kami-
kyoku, Kyoto.

Tomita, Jusuke CS H S W,
Directors of the Nagoya E-
lectric Railway Compan}'"
Managing Director of the Fu-
kuju Life Insurance Company,
Member of the Nagoya Cham-
ber of Commerce ; i>. IS Mar. '
the 5th y. of Meiji (1872),
Nagoya; ist s. of the late
Jusuke Tomita-; m. Asako,

4th d. of Kinnosuke Kamino,
of the same city. Succeeded
his father, 1876. Address :
No. 81,2 chome, Teppo-ma-
chi, Nakaku, Nagoya. Tel. :
303 Otsu.

Tomita, Shokichi (g B IE iif ),
ex-Director of the Yokosuka
Bank, Ltd. Address : Osu-
ga-mura, Ogasawara-gun, Shi-
dzuoka-ken.

Tomita, Tadaaori Ci

IB

a), Prof, of the Port Arthur
Technical School ; 3. in 1 872
in the province of Tamba ;
2nd .y. of Naganori Tomita, a
samurai; m. Kyo, 2nd d.
of Mataroku Tom.ita. Editc. :
graduated from the College
of Engineering, Tokyo Im-
perial University, in 1896.
Comptroller of the Patent
Bureau ; Expert of the same
office ; then present post in
1910. Address: Nisshinmachi,
Port Arthur. Tel. : 369.

Tomita, Tetsunosuke CS H
Wu 1. 19), Member of the rTo'!«e
of Peers, ^ President of the
Yokohama Fire and Marine
Ti'ansportation Insurance Co.,
Ltd.; b. the 12th ^i. of the 6th ,
y. of Tempo (1855), Sendai :
4th s. of Saneyasu Tomita,
a samurai of Sendai clan ;
m. Nui, adopt, m. of Sei Sn-
gita, a samurai of Tokyo.
Educ. : studied at a New
Brunswick School, 1867. Was
appointed Vice-Consu! at New

Tcm

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York, 1873; afterwards Sec-
retary to the Legation at
Eondon ; Secretary of the
Financial Department, 1881 ;
Vice-Governor oi'" the Bank
of Japan, 1883 ; and pro-
moted its Governor, 1887,
which post he resigned in
1-889; nominated Member of
the House of Peers, 1890;
appointed Governor of To-
kyo Prefecture, 1891 — 1893.
Decoration : 4th Order of
the Rising Sun! Address :
No. 17, Daimoncho, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. Tel: 663 Ban-

cho.

Tomita, YasuieMro C^ H «
— WO, Expert of the Imperi-
al R'ly Board, Director _ of
the Wakamatsu Construction
Office; d. in 1868 in Ehirne-
ken : e. s. of Tsuneichi To-
mita, a samurai ; m. Tsuru_.
.3rd d. of Kunimoto Nojiri of
Oita-ken. Educ. : graduated
Engineering at the Tokyo Im-
perial University in 1894. En-
tered the Dep't of Communi-
cations ; afterwards present
post. Address : Machikita-
mura, Kita-Aizu-gun, Fuku-
shima-ken.

Tomita, Yoshinori (% HKM'J),
Governor _of Oshima Island.
Address : Oshima-gun, Kago-
shima-ken.

Tomiva, Shotaro CS # St :;*:
My, HogahuhahusM, Chief
of the Tokyo Coiu-t of Ap-

peal;' 6; in 1856 in Tochigi-
ken ; e. s. of Toyoyoshi To-
miya, a samurai ; m. Yasu,
2nd d. of Mitsu Tabe of O-
saka. " Educ: graduated Law
at the Imperial University in
1884; was eight years in
Europe for study. Upon re-
turning was appointed Judge
of the Tokyo District Court;
Sectional Chief of the Tokyo
Appeal Court and then of the
Court of Cassation until Dec.
19 1 2. Address i No. 12, Ki-
ta-machi, Ushigome-kn,. To-
kyo.

Tomiyasu, SRigeyuM CK ffi
fi fir), one of the highest tax-
payers of Fukuoka prefect-
ure ; Director of the 6ist
Bank; b. the ist m. of the
1st y. of Gwanji (1864), Fu-
kuoka ; 1st .J. of Ichitaro To-
miyasu, a samurai of Fu-
kuoka ; m. Fukiyo, 3rd d. of
Gosaburo Hirata, a samurai
of the same prefectui-e. Ad-
dress: Shiroshima-maclii, San-
cho-gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Tomoda, Yasufumu (:S B -fife
W), cx-Dii-. of the Yairiaga-

ta Prefectural Hospital, Chief
of its Surgery Dep't. Address:
Nanuka - machi, Yamagata-
shi.

TomoHaga, ShoziS (M ik IE H),
KagakuhakiisJii, (Dr. of Eng.),
Prof of the College of Science
and Engineering of the Kyoto

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Tom

Imperial University (chair;
mechanical engineering) ; b.
the 1 2th m. of the 2nd y.
of Keio (1866), Nagasaki pre-
fecture ; 1st s. of Jinjiro To-
monaga, a samurai of Naga-
saki ; m. Hata, y. sister to
Takeo Takimura, a samurai
of Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Engineering College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1887 ; studied Me-
chanical Engineering in Eu-
rope and America, 1896 —
1898. On his return home was
appointed to present post ;
received the degree Oi Koga-
kuhakushi, 1 899 ; has been
decorated with the 4th Order
of the Rising Sun ir\ connection
with the late war. Address :
Hirokoji-tori-Tera-machi, Hi-
gashi-iru, Kamikyoku, Kyo-
to. ^

Tomura, Uhei C^U^^ fx),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Shiga prefecture. Director
of the Omi Commercial Bank,
and the Tomura Shoten, Ltd.;
b. 23 Jan. the 8th y. of Meiji
(187s), Shiga; 1st s. of the
late Uhei Tomura ; m. Kiku,
y. sister to Hachibei ' Iwai, of
Kyoto. Address: Minami-
Gokanosho - mura, Kanzaki-
gun, Shiga-ken.

Tonami, KurakicM (^^A "Wi f^
M §), Rear- Admiral, Attache
on the waiting list- since June
1912; &. in 1864. Educ. s

graduated from the Naval
Academy. 2nd Commander,
Dec. 1 897; Commander, Sept.
1899; Captain; Jan. 1905;
Rear- Admiral, 1911, Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
Seoul, Chosen or No. 29, Mi-
kawadai, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.
Tonami, Tatsiisaburo (^ ^
M H 115), Naval Captain of
Engineering, ex-Chief Engi-
ner of the Mikasa ; b. 1868.
Lieutenant of Engineering,
Dec. 1 897 ; 2nd Commander
of Eng., Oct. " 1902 ; Com-
mander of Eng., Jan. 1905 ;
Captain of Eng. 191 1. De-
corationsj 3rd Order of the
Rising S~^un ; 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : the
Kure Naval Station.

Tonegawa, Morisaburo C^i] %
«! * H S|5), Expert to theDep' 1
of Communications ; b. in 1 8-
73 in Hiroshima-ken; 2nd j.
of Ryozo Okamoto, a samu-
rai; adopted byKoTonegavi^a,
1892; m. Haru,j/. s. of Saku-
ro Ueno of Tokyo-fu. Edztc. : /
graduated from the College
of Engineering, Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo ; was sent
abroad for study. After gradu-
ation entered the Dep't of
Communications ; Prof of the
Tokyo Post and Telegraph
School : then present post.

Toii-Tor

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Address: Maruyama-Shin-
machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. Teli
3080 Shitaya.

Tono. Sliyujiro QP W M ^
glO, Chief of the Educational
Section of the Tokyo' City
Office; ^. in 1867; 5. of Shyu-
taro Tono; m. Michiko, prin-
cipal of the Nakamura Girls'
High School. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Tokyo Higher
Normal School in 1 89 1. Was
Principal of the Aomori Nor-
mal School, Educational In-
spector at Nagano prefecture,
Professor in the Tokyo Higher
Normal School. In 1902,
was engaged by the Chinese
Government as Principal of
the Normal School of Wu-
chung. Returned home in
1904 and was appointed the
present position. Address :
No. 13, Doshin - machi, Ko-
ishikawa, Tokyo.

Toiiomura, HeiemonC^ 1^ ^
^ % PI), Director of the 34-
th Bank; b. 4 Nov. the 6th
y. of Meiji (1873), Kyoto; s. of
Takatatsu Mitsui, and adopted
by ptsu Tonomura ; widower.
Address : No 97, 2 chome,
Hiranomachi, Higashiku, O-
saka. Tel. : 788 Higashi.

TorH, Makoto C.ft ^Ut), Prof
of the Tokyo School of Music;
i>. in 1853 in Tochigi - ken ;.
2nd s. of Shima Torii, a sa-
murai ; in. Kameo, e.d. of
Motoaki Takasaka of Tokyo.-

Edtic.; studied at the Z'^z;^''^-
ku Nanko ; graduated music,
under Mason. Present _ post
since 1 89 1. Address: No. 3©,
Hara-machi, Koishikawa-ka,
Tokyo.

Tori-i, Siioemon (,fe ^ ^ * ^
P'3). earthenware manufacturer;
President of the Tokyo Brick
Company ; b. the 2nd m. of
the 2nd y. of Kaei (1849),
Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Yukimatsu
Ito, and adopted by Goro To-
rii ; m. Ei, mother to Tomo-
taro Kawamoto, of Kanaga-
wa. Address: No. 52, Mu-
kojima-Koumemachi, Honjo,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2458 Shitaya.

TorH, Tadabumi C% m % ^),
Viscount, Member of the Hou-
, se of Peers ; b. the 9th m. of
the 4th y. of Kokwa (1847);
4th s. of Tada-agu Tori-i, ex-
Daimyo of Mibu clan ; m. Mi-
neko, adopt. s^d. of Viscount
Atsumaro Yabu. Appointed
Governor of Mibu prefecture,
1 870 ; afterwards served suc-
cessively as Chancellor, Consul
at Honolulu, Secretary of Le^
gation; the same of Foreign
Office, etc. ; elected M. H. P., ,
1 890. Decorated with the 4th
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress : No. II, Nakarokubari-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. .•
368 Bancho.

Tori-i, Tpkubei Cft m ^. 9i
®)i a rich apothecary. Member

[- io65 ].

TbV

of the YokoHeima Chamber oi
Commerce , Director of the
Yokohama Artificial Manure
Company; b. the 4th m. of
the ist^. ot'Keio (1865), Ka-
nagawa prefecture ; 2nd j. ol
the late Tokubei Tori-i ; m.
Hana, adop^. s. of Tsunesa-
buro Takagi, of same pre -
fecture. Address: No. 28, 2
chome, Sakaimachi, Yokoha-
ma- shi. Ikl: 1 59 Cho.

Torikata, TJicM (Jfe 5^ * — )>
Engineer of the Dep't. of
Communications ; 6. June,
1883, in Akita-ken; *. of a
farmer; m. Kume, e. d. of
Tamio Uruma, a banker in
Toyama - ken, April, 1907.
Edtic: graduated from the
College of Engineering of the
Tokyo. Imp. Univ., 1906.
After the graduation from the
Univ. joined the Electrical
Experimental Station of the
Dep't of Communications; is
engaged in the study of wire-
less telegraph and wireless
telephone ; as chief expert
engineer of that station; be-
sides, lecturer at the Tokyo
Commercial and Engineering
College since 1906. invented
the Tantalum Detector, Ko-
seki Detector, Enameled Con-
denser, J. Y. K. Oscillation
Gap., and has been invested
with the 5th Order of Merit
on account of the invention

of the Koseki Detector. By
the J. Y. K. Oscillation Gap,
the wireless telephone was
founded to be practicable.
He was also awarded prices
in money afid medals froni
various institutes and associa-
tions. Address : No. 2600,
Arai, Iriarai village, Ebara-
gun, Tokyo.

Torikoe, SadatosM iMBM.Wl'),
ex- Mem. of the House of Peers,
high-tax-payer. President of
the Yoshii Bank, Ltd., and
the Asahi Flour Mfg. Co.,
Ltd., Auditoi-'of the Taisei
Bank, Ltd. ; d. in 1867 in Fu-
kuoka-ken ; e. s. of Sadazo
Torikoe. Address : Yoshiima-
chi,Ukiha-gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Toriyaaia, Koyata C% III it -tfc
^j, Director of the Fusan
District Court; 3. in 1862 in
Tokyo ; <?. s. of Sappei Tori-
yama ; m. Kita, e. d. of Shin-
go Hyddo of Kyoto. Judge,
1887; Judge of the Nagasa-
ki District Court ; then of the
Nagasaki Court of Appeal ;
Director of the District Courts
of Kago.shima, Otsu, Yama-
guchi, and Taikii ; then pre-
sent post. Addrrss : Fusan,
Chosen. '

Toshimitsn, Hirao C^tt^*),
E^xpert to the Dep't of Com-
munications ; b. in 1873 in
Wakayama-pi'efecture: e. s. of
Jiiro Toshimitsu; m. Shizu,j/. ir.
of Toshio Hirata of the same

To3-Toy

[ 10.66 ]

prefecture. Educ. : graduated
Engineering at the Imperial
University in 1899. Was sent
to U. S. A. and England for
study. Immediately after gra-
duation appointed to present
post. Address : ligura-manii-
anacho, Azabu, Tokyo.

TosMmitsn, Yataro kM ^ Si
:fc II5), President of the Cho-
y& Bank, Ltd. Address : Hi-
nodemachi, Hayami-gun, O-
ita-ken.

Totsuka, Fumio (.P S 5: Si),
M. D., Physician; l>. in 18-
78 at Tokyo ; s. of Bunkai
Totsuka. Educ. : graduated
medicine at the Greifswald
University 1898 — 1908. Re-
ceived the degree of M. D.
from the Minister of Educa-
tion of Prussia, 1908; returned
home, the same year ; opened
his own hospital at Tokyo,
1910. Recreation: Music. Ad-
dress : Honzaimokucho, Kyo-
bashiku, Tokyo. 7>/..-9i2Kyo-
bashi.

Totsuka, Ewankai k'^W^M),
Inspector - General of Fleets
and Hospitals on the I'eserve ;
b. the 9th m. of the 1st j)/
of Ansei (1854), Aichi prefect-
ure; 1st s. of Kyuichiro Ha-
yashi,'and adopted by Bun-
kai Totsulca; ia. Hana, 2nd
d. of On Watanabe, a samu-
rai oi Tokyo. Appointed 2:nd'
Assistant- Surgeon in 1881,
and by successive pi'omotioh,

has attained the present rank in
I9Q2 ; once served as Prin-
cipal of the Medical School
of the Navy, Chief Surgeon
of the Kure Naval Station,
Prof of the Naval Staff Col-
lege,, and Section Chief of the
Medical Bureau of the Naval
Department, etc.; was Direct-
or of the Saseho Hospital
during the late war; on be-
ing placed on the reserve list,
founded the Totsuka Surgical
Hospital. Decorations : 2nd
Order of Merit, 3rd Class of
•the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 70, Klinami - shinagawa,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo. Tel.: 16-
16 Shiba.

Soya, Banzan (,% 4$. jif jlj),

painter of Japanese school;
b. the gth m. of Meiji (1876)
in the Aomori prefecture; de.
scended from the feudal lord
of Toyozaki, in the- province
of Rikuchii; m. Suzu-ko, sister
of Toyosaku Ishido. - Educ,
graduated from the Tokyo
Fine Arts School and further
studied painting (Hokushu-
school) under Mr. Gaho Ha-
shimoto. Organized the Bi-
jutsukensei-kwai (Fine Arts''
Encouragement Society) in
1901 and is now publishing
a monthly magazine as its
organ; attached 10 this society
there is the Painting Exhibi-
tion which is to be held once
a year under the presidency

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Toy

of Count Hijikata; had once
the honour of painting in the
presence of BTis Majesty the
Emperor. , Recreations : old
famous painting; music, etc.
. Address : No. 82, Kami-ne-
gishi, Shitaya, Tokyo. Clubs :
Fine Arts Encouragement
Society : Takenodai Tea

Club.

Toya, Inazo CP ^ ^ ^ ^),

Expert of Gifu-ken. Address:
Gifu-shi, Gifu-ken.

Toyama, ChinkicM CiS llJ |#
~-a), Igakultakushi (Dr. of Me-
dicine), Expert to the Tokyo
Municipal Office, Chief of the
Tokyo City Sanitary Labora-
tory, and of the Tokyo Mi-
croscopic Establishment; b. in
1857 '^'^ Yamabemachi, Ya-
magata - prefecture ; e. s. of
Gencho Toyama ; m. Yasu,
2nd d. of Naomasa Kawa-
hara of the same prefecture.
Educ: graduated Medicine at
the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo in
1883. Has been Chief Phy-
sician of the Yamagata Pre-
fectural Hospital (Saiseikwan)
and Director of the Yamagata
Prefectural Medical School.
Publications : " Applied Bac-
teriology " ; " New Bacterio-
logy " ; " On Examination oi
Bacteria " ; " Outlines of Sani-
tation," etc. Recreations : po-
etry, horticulture, flower ar-
rangement, etc. Address: Tsu-
namacti, Mita, Shibaku, To-

kyo. Tel. : 2622 Shiba.

Toyama, Kametaro C^ lU ft
-k. M), Nogakuhakushi, Assist.-
Prof of the College of Ag-
riculture, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity (Chair-Zoological Lab-
oratory work). Address : Ao-
yama-Takagicho, Akasakaku,
Tokyo.

Toyama, Masatsuna C ^ tU ]E
'^)> Judge, President of the
Gifu District Court; h. the 8th
m. of the 2nd y. of Ansei ( 1 8-
55) in the province of Shimo-
tsuke ; 2nd j'. of Hirotsuna
Sassa, a samurai of Fukiage
clan ; adopted by Asahi To-
yama of Kyoto ; -m. Kei, e. d.
of his adopted father. Educ; :
studied at the Keiogijuku. Pas-
sed the Examination for Bench
and appointed j Judge 18-
87; afterwards was succes-
sively President of the Yama-
gata Criminal Court, Sectional
Chief of the Saga and Gifu
District Courts, Judge of the
Osaka District Court, and
of the Osaka Appeal Court,
President of the Toyama Di-
sti^ict Court; then present post.
Decoration : 4th Order of
Merit. Address: Imasawa-cbo,
Gifu-shi, Gifu-ken,

Toyama, Misao (|tjj ^ ^.),
Colonel of Infantry, an aide-
de-camp to the Prince Kuni-
yoshi; b. 1864 in Niigata-
ken. Sub-Lieut., July 1887;

Toy

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Uout, Jan. 1891; Captain,
April 189s; Major, Oct.
1901; Lieut. Colonel, Sept,
IQOS; Colonel, 1910. De-
corations: 4th Order S. T.,
4tli Order of R.. S., 4th
■Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Tokyo.

Toyama, Mitsuru CM ill W),
political boss, ex-president oi
the Genyo - sha (a political
club") ; l>. the 4th in of the
2nd _;?'. of Ansei (1855), Fu-
kuoka prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Tosaku Tsutsui, a samurai of
Fukuoka, and adopted by the
late Genrokuro Toyama ; m.
Mine, 1st d. of Wachu To-
yama, a samurai of the same
prefecture. Was imprisoned
for having aided with the rebels
in the civil war of 1 877 ; on
his release played an ac-
tive part in democratic move-
ments but has lately stood
aloof from politics. Recrea-
tion: Collecting swords. Ad-
dress: No. 26, Tameike-Rei-
nanzaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel. : 2536- Shiba.

Toyama, Shiizo W ^ '^ Ja),
President of the Shogyo Koshi-
njo (Commercial Inquiry As-
sociation), Managing Director
of the Osaka Savings Bank ;
b. the nth m. "of the 'i 3th >.
of Tempo (1842), Niigata pre-
fecture ; ist .s-.'of Den Toya-
ma. of Niigata; ?« Masa, 7th

d. of Chonosuke Shiga, ot the
same prefecture. Has been
decorated with the Sth Order
of Merit in connection with
the late war. Address : No.
II, 2 chome Nakanoshima,
Kitaku, Osaka. Tel. : Cho
Higashi.

Toyobe, Shinsaku QM. 5t if f^),
. Major - Gen. , Superintendent
of Cavalry since Dec. 191 2;
b. the 5th m. of the 2nd j. oi
Bunkyu (1862), Niigata pre-
fecture ; 1st s. of Nobuyoshi
Toyobe, a samurai of Niigata;
m. Suku, 2nd d. of Yoshito-
mo Yano, a samurai of Mi^
yazaki prefecture. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Cavalry, Dec, 18-
82 ; Lieutenant, Nov. 1885 ;
Captain, Nov. i8go; Major,
Apr. 1895 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Oct. 1898; Colonel, Apr.
1902 : Major-General, Apr.
1908 5 took part in the late
war as Commander of the
14th Regiment of Cavalry;
Commander of the 4th Bri-
gade of Cavalry f then pre-
sent post since Dec. 191 2.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Risinsr Sun, 3rd Class of tha ,
Golden Kite. Addre&s : Tokyo.
Toyoda, Tasaburo CM ffl # S
11^), Procurator-in-Chief of the
OitEV District Court ; b. in 18-
72 ; s. of Jisaburo Toyoda;
m. Toshiko , e...d. of Chono;
suke Yokoyama of Niigata-

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Toy

ken. Educ. : graduated Law
at tht Meiji University in
1S97 ; passed the Government
Examination for Bench in the
same year. Judge in 1899;
afterwards appointed Public
Procurator ; has been Pro-
curator of the District Courts
of Kyoto, Kobe, and Sendai
then present post. Recreations.
reading and checker. Address:
Niagecho,Oita,Oita-ken. Tel.:
27.

Toyoda, Toranoshin O H )%
^ m, Chief of the Ophthal-
mic Dep't of the Kumamoto
Prefectural Hospital. Address:
Honjo - mura, Hotaku - gun,
Kumamoto-ken .
■ Toyofukii, Taizo (M 13 # it),
a large land - owner, one of
the highest tax-payers of O-
kayama prefecture. President
of the Shoei Bank ; b. i Dec.
the 2nd y. of Meiji (1869),
Gkayama prefecture ; 1st .r.
of Toshio Toyofuku ; ;«. To-
yo, y., sister to Hidetaro Na-
ohara, of the same prefecture.
Address: Awahiro-mura, Eita-
gun, Okayama-ken.

Toyofuku, Toshio CS IS j^ m, '
one of the highest tax-payers
of Okayama prefecture. Ad-
dress : . Awahiro-raura, Eita-
gun, Okayama-ken.

Toyohara, Moto-omi <<&M%
S), lawyer, Director of the
Keio Electric Railway Com-
pany; b. the 1st in. of the

1st y. of Kaei (1848), Tokyo;
1st s. of Soemon Ichikawa,
a sanmrai of Tokyo ; changed
his name to the present one ;
in. Masa, e. sister to Kichi-
jiro .Sdkashita, of Tokyo. Ad-
drcss : No. 2, Kamirokuban--
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.:
399 Bancho.

Toyokawa, RyoheiCS^iiS-f-),'
Vice-Chairman of the Tokyo
Bankers' Association, Chair-
man of the Committee of the
Tokyo Clearing House, Di-
rector of the Banking Depart-
ment of the Mitsubishi Partner- '
ship, Chairman of the Boai^d of
Directors of the Tokyo Store-
house Company, Special MemT
her of the Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce ; b. the 1st m. of
the 5th y. of Kaei (1852),
Koclii ; 1st .J. of Tokuji Ono,
and adopted by Junkichi To-
yokawa ; m. Yasu, niece to
the late Tatsui Baba, of the
same prefecture. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Keiogijuku. In
compliance with the will of
the late Yataro Iwasaki, he
founded the Mitsubishi Mer-
cantile Marine School in 18-,
75 ; became President of the-'
119th National Bank on its
inauguration in 1889 ; and
afterwards when its nasXie
was changed into the Mi-
tsubishi Bank, was elected its
Director. Has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the

Toy

•[ .1070 ]

Rising Sun in connection witli
the late war. He is one of
the • prominent business men
of Tokyo. Address: No. 37,
Suidocho, Koishikawa, To-
kyo. Tel. : 20A Bancho.

Toyonaga, Masasato C:S ^ M-
M), Nogakuhakushi (Dr. of
Agricultural Science), Engi-
neer of the Industrial Ex-
perimental Office at Suwon,
Chosen, Instructor of the Cho-
sen Government Agricultural
and Dendrological School ;
b. the 6th m. of the ist y.
of Bunkyii (1861), Yamagu-
chi prefecture ; 3rd s. of Shi-
domi Kaneko, and adopted
by Chokichi Toyonaga ; m.
Chiyokuma, niece to Tame
Shigematsu, a smmirai of Sa-
ga. Educ. : graduated from
the Kotnaba Agricultural Col-
lege, 1 887 ; studied in Ger-
many, 1888 — 189 1 ; again
studied in Europe, 1900 —
J90 1 . A.ppointed Assist. -Prof.
of the College of Agriculture
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1 893 ; then full Prof,
in 1901 ; received the degree
of Ndgaku'kaJiuski in 1907 ;
transferred to present post,
Apr. 19 10. Address: Offici-
al Residence, Industrial Ex-
periment Office, Suwon, Cho-
sen.

Toyoshima, Buajiro <iM.%%
^ f,), Director of the Muika-
machi B.?.nk, Ltd. Director

of the Shiozawa Bank, Ltd.,
Representative Partner of Shi-
ozawa's Firm; ^. in 1853 in
Niigata -prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Ichitaro Mizumaki,^ adopted
by Katsuzo Toyoshima, 1873;
m. Toyo, e. s. of Tsunematsu
Yamamoto of the same pre-
fecture. Address: Shiozawa.-.^
machi, Minami-Uonuma-gun,
Niigata-ken.

Toyoshima, Kyushielii (-^ Mj
X -tr), Cotton and paper mer-
chant ; b. the 7th m. of the
4th y.^oi Kokwa (1847) in
Aichi-ken ; m. Tomoye, e. d.
of Ise Kaga of Glfu-ken. Ad-
dress : 2 chome, Minamihon-
cho, Higashiku, Osaka. Tel. :
2777 Hiiyashi Cho.

ToyosBima, Uaomichi (3: %
S M), Public Procurator of
the Court of Cassation, and
Councillor of the Department
of Justice; d. 18 Dec. the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871), Tokyo ;
s. of Yutaka Toyoshima,, and
adopted by Aritsune Toyo-
shima, a samurai oS Tokyo ;
m. Kiyo, 1st d. of Toru Den,
a samurai of Fukui prefect-
ure. Educ: graduated from/
the Law College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 18-
95 . Appointed to present post
in Jan, 1 907. Decoration: 5th
Order of Merit. Address: No.
1 1 , Wakamiyacho, Ushigome,
Tokyo. Tel. : io8q Bancho.
Toyoshima^ Teiim (II %

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Toy-Tsn

f^ ^), ar'tist, Japaaese paint-
er ; b. 1878 at Mnrakamimo
to-cho,- Iwaf ime-gun, ■' Niigata-
ken ; s. of Teikokii Toyoshi-
ma ; m. Takiko, e. d. of Na-
mie Wakida, 1903. Edtio. :
graduated from the Kyoto
Art School ; studied painting
raider Kako Tsuji and Gokyo
Miyake., After his graduation
was appointed assistant-pro-
fessor in alma matar and after-
ward was prof, in the Hilione
Art School for three years ;
lie exhibited his masterpieces
in various exhibitions and was
awarded many prizes. Seorea-
lions: travelling, haikai, tea-
ceremony. Address: Sakurano-
niiya Yodogawa-bashi-Higashi-
tsume Minami-iru, Kitaku,
Osaka. Clubs: m. of Taisho
Art Society and of the Tatsu-
mi Art Society.

Toyosliima, Yiizo C-|& ft m m%

Lieut. - Gen. on the waiting
list Sept. 19 12. ex-Inspector
of Heavy Artillery ; 5. the
9th in. of the 5th j/. of Kae!
(1852), Hiroshima prefecture;
m. Fumi, j/. sister to Kwan-
zaburo Tsuji, of the same pre-
fecture. Sub-Lieutenant, Feb.
1879 ; Lieutenant of Artillery,
May 1882 ; Captain, June
1885 ; Major, May 1890 ;
Lieutenant - Colonel , Dec .
1894 ; Colonel, Oct. 1897 ;
Major - General, May 19 -
02 ; Lieutenant-General, Dec.

1908 ; took part in both the
Japan-China and the Russo-
Japanese wars as Chief of
the Artillery Department of
the 3rd Army, and has been
decorated with the 2nd Or-
der of the Rising Sun and the
2nd Class of the Golden Kite
as war rewards. Address:
No. 18, Kasumiga-oka, Yo-
tsuya, Tokyo.

Tsubaki, Ben (M 1.). Colo-
nel of Infantry on the re-
serve, ex-Commander of the
Hongo Regimental District
in Tokyo ; h. i860, Tokyo.
Sub-Lieutenant of Infantry^'
Dec. 1879; Lieutenant, May
1882; Captain, Oct. 1894;
Major, Mar. 1900 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Nov. 1904; Colo-
nel, Nov, 1907. Decoration :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
Address: No. 10, Higashi-
shinanomachi, Yotsuya, To-
kyo.

Tsuboi, Hayami (:^ ^ =^ /K),
Igakuha%ushi, Proprietor of
the Tsuboi Dispensary; b.
in 1 862inGifu-prefecture; e.s. of
Inosuke Tsuboi; in. Ko, 2nd d.
of Yasunosuke Shibuya of the
same prefecture. Educ: gradu-
ated Medicine at the Imperi-
al University in 1890. After
graduation was appointed In-
structor of the Osaka Medical
Technical School, afterwards
resigning the post. Address :
Bungqinachi, Higashiku, Osa-

Tsu

[ 1072

ka, Tel. :_ 3082 Higashi.

Tsnboi, Kumaz'6 C*P # :ft, M,
'S)sBungakuhakushi{Y^\s'ioxy),
Dean and Prof of the Col-
lege of Literature, Tokyo Im-
perial Univei'sity ; b. in 1858
at Osaka ; 2nd s. of Yosaku
Tsubpi ; m. Kyo, y. s. of Tsu-
nanori Uchimura of Saitama-
ken. Educ: graduated Liter-
ature and Science at the Lii-
perial University ; was sent
to Germany and Austria for.
study. After graduation was
appbintedLecturer of his alma
mater ; Prof of the ist High
School ; then present post in
1S91 ; is an acknowledged
authority on history. Decora-
tion: 3rd Order of Merit. Pub-
hcation : " Geographical His-
tory." and many other works
and essays on history. Ad-
dress : Yayoicho, Hongoku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 480 Shitaya.

Tsutoi, Sentaro Cif^-fl!ii;irO.
Prof, of the Osaka Higher
Technical School .; b. in 1861
in Gifu-prefecture ; s. of Sa-
shichi Tsuboi ; m. Hisa, y.
s. of Buichiro Nagasaki, a
samurai. Educ. : graduated
Science at the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo in 1888.
Chief Expert • of the Japan
Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. ;
then present post in 1896.
Address: No. 5541, Kaneike,
Fudegasaki - machi, Tennoji,
Minamiku, Osaka.

Tsuboi, Shogoro (Jf^JiEifLBB),
Rigakuhahishi, Prof, of an-
thropology at the College of
Science in the Tolq^o Imp.
Univ., 3rd Order of Merit ;
b. the 1st m. of the 3rd y.
of Bunkyil (1863) in Shidzu-
oka-ken ; s. of Yqjun Sado,
a samurai ; adopted by No-
buyoshi Tsuboi ; m. Nao, aicnt
of Baron Toshio Mitsukuri.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Science in the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., 1886 ; stud-
ied anthropology in England
and France, returning home
in 1892. Prof of his alma
mater since 1 892 ; Rigakuha-
kushi, 1899 ; Is the highest
authority on anthropology in
Japan, and his researches into
the history of the Ainu and
Kuropoguru races have awak-
end a wide interest among
scientific circles ; attended the
9th International Conference
of Oriental Science held at
London and received medal
for his speeches and essays ;
inaugurated Japan Anthropo-
logical Association in 1884
and afterwards was made
honorary member of the An-
thropological societies both
of London and Berlin. He
is now touring in .Europe.
Add7^ess: No. 10, Nishikata-
machi, Komagonie, Kongo,
Tokyo.

Tsubcao, Heitaro C^W^ :k

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TSH'

W), Director of the Tokxp
Higher Commercial School^''
^. ii\ .l895_ in Tokyo ; £. s, of
Heisaku . Tsubono ; in Sada,"
^. s. of Gontaro Horio of To-
kyo - fu. Bduc. : graduated
Law at the Imperial Univer-'
sity in 1885. Entered fhfe
Dep't of Foreign Affairs ;
Diplomatic Attache in 1886;
Vice - Consul ; Councillor of
the Dep't of Communications;
Private Secretary to the Mi-
nister of Communications ;
Director of the Kobe Post
Ofifice ; entered the Japan
Trading Bank as General -
Manager; Director of the Ko-
be Commercial School ; then
Mayor of Kobe ; Director . of
the Yamaguchi Higher Corn-
mercial School ; then present
post in 191 1. Address,:
Np. 35, Sugamo, Sugamo-cho,.
Kita-Toshima-gun,-(iTokyo-fu.
TsuboucM, Yiizo (M'fi %%. W),
Buugakuhakushi (Dr. of Li- ^
terature), a:uthor, Prof of Wa-
seda University (chair ; Eng-
lish Literature); b. the Sth m.
of the fCsxy. of Ansei (1859),
in the province of Mino ; 3rd
s. of the late Kiraku Tsubo-
uchi; «. 1886, Seki Ukai.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Literature of the
Tokyo University, 1883, He
has - always been connected
with Waseda University from
its establishment by Count'

Okuma in 1882. He is widely
known as the first contem-
porary novelist, and when.
"■Students' Life "-, his V, first
book, was published . abQut
twenty seven years ago, /siid-
denly became very fanious ;
thus " Students' Life, "by its
unconventional treatment of-
characters, led to a new style
of writing novels. He has a
thorough knowledge of Eng-
lish literature, and especiall}^
his profound studies of Shaltes-
peare has no rivals in the Em-^
pire. He is one of the fore-
most men of letters in Japan.
Besides lecturing at Waseda
University, he is earnestly de-
voting himself to the work
of reforming the Japanese
drama. Received the degree
of Bungahi-hakushi, 1 899.
Nom de plume, " Skoyo" and
" Harunoya" Recreations: au-
tumn plants . Pti6lications:htsi-
des mentioned above, "The
Real Meaning of Novels,"
" Miscellaneous Writings of
Harunoya", " On Literature",
" Kiri Hitoha ", '^ Historylof
English Literature ", transla-
tions of " Hamlet ","0-f hel-
lo " and " Romeo and Juliefj
and many other works on
literature and ethics. Address:
No. 112, Yochomachi, Ushi^
gome, Tokyo. ,;.

Tsuboya, Zenshiro (#p S- # M
M), Director- of the Hakurt^

tsu

[ 1074 j

bunkwan (a large publishing
firm) and of the Ohashi Li-
brary, Member of the fo -
kyo Municipal Council; b. in
1862 at Kamo-machi, province
of Echigb ; s. of Jinzo Tsu-
boya ; ni. Mineko, e. d. of
Kichisaburo Yamazaki of the
same province. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Tokyo Sejmnon-
gakko (present Waseda Univ.)
in 1888. Entered the Haku-
hiiikwan immediately after
graduation ; made a tour of
inspection through Europe and
America a few years ago.
Publications: " History of the
Meiji lira "; " Tourists' Guide
of Japan, " etc. Recreatiotn :
travelling a:nd photography.
Address :■ Kitayaniabushicho,
l.^shigoine, Tokyo.. Tel: : 1 5 59

Bancho.

Tsuciifeasiii, TakeSW C±# ^).

Colonel .of Infantry, Com-
mander of the Hongo Regi-
mental District in Tokyo; b.
1869 in Wakayama-ken.
Sub-Lieut.j March 1891;
Lieut., July 1894; Captain,
Dec. 1897; Major, Dec.
1903; Lieut. Colonel, Nov.
1907; Colonel, March 1912.
Decorations: 5th Order of
S. T^, 4th Order of R. S.
4th Glass of Golden Kite.
Address: Masago-cho, Hori-
go-ku, Tokyo.

Tsuchida, Maiisuke C± H ;"?
®), a^ large land-owner- one

of the highest tax-payers of
Akita prefecture; b. 6 Jan. the
2nd y. of Meiji (1869), Akita;
1st J. of the late Kichiji Yo-
shida, and adopted by the
late Hikohichi Tsuchida ; in.
Umeya, 2nd d. of Jiemon
Terui, of the same prefecture.
Address: Tateai-mura, Hira=^
ga-gun, Akita-ken.

Tsuchida, Tetsuo C± H ^ St),
Expert of Ehime-ken. Ad-
dress: Matsuyama-shi, Ehime-
ken :

Tsuchida, Usaburo C± H W
H 15), IgahuhakusM, Chief of
the JJep't uf EncepJialopaiMa
iind Spondylopatliia of Iwasa-
hospital, Mem. of the Exami-
nation Committee for Medical
Practitioners. Address .-No'
18, Sakuragi-machi, Shitaya,
Tokyo. Tel: 3570 Shitaya.

Tsuchii, Einkichi (j; ^ j^

«)» nom de plume: " Ban-
sui," author, educator, prof,
of the 2nd High school; b.
1 87 1 at Sendai; J. of-Shichi-
robei Tsuchii; m. Yaye,
sister of Nataiki Hayashi,
of Kochi-ken in 1899. Educ:
College (f Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Uiiiv. (graduated
in 1 897). Teacher of tlie
2nd High school, 1966;
proceeded to England, Ger- ^
many aftd France, arid studied
thefe, 1901-64; appointed a-
gaih pfbfesSOr c)f the 2nd High
school since igCf.?. pTibtica-

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tions: (Poetical works) Te?i-

.chi Yitjyd, Gyosho, Jokai-

Yushi-kin ; (translations into

Japanese) Carlyle's "Heroes

arid Hero Worship," and

some others. Recreations.

pictures, chess, reading, etc.

Address: 21 Motoaramachi,

Sendai. „ , . , . , ^ .

TsucMkawa, Yashichiro C±

)i| m -b W\ President of the
Ichinomiya Bank. Ltd., the
Ichinomiya Savings Bank,
Ltd., and the Ichinomiya. Gas
•Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1865 in Aichi-
ken; e. s. of YashichirSTsuchi-
kawa ; m. Tomi.j'. s. of Gitaro
Komiyama of Gifu-ken. Ad-
dress: Ichindmiyamachi, Ai-
chi-ken.

Tsii-hiko, Kinshiro (± -T ^
E W), Sogdlcuhahushi, Mana-
ging Dm of the Yokohama Life
insurance Co., Special Mem. of
the Yokohama Chamber ot
Commerce, Vice-Prcsidesit of
the Yokohama Fire, Marine
Transportation and Trust Insu-
rance Company ; i. the 4th /«.
of the isty. of Gwanji (1864),
Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Toyonori
Tsuchiko, a samurai of To-
kyo ; m. Toku-ko, 2nd d. of
Baron .Noriyoshi Akamatsu.
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo University, 1884. Ad-
dress : No. 26, r ehome, Yu-
micho, Hongo, Tokyo. Tei. :
•605 Shitaya. . '

Tsnehimikado, Sei-ei C± fj PI

"I m), Viscount (cr. 1884),
Member of the HouSe of Peers;
/>. the 6th m. of the 6th j. of
Ansei (1856) ; uncle to Eikyu
Nishigori, Viscount, and a-
dopted by Seiyii Tsuehirhika-
do, cx-courtier ; ot. Hide-ko,
e. sister to Viscount Tame-
toshi Reizei. Educ. : Daiga-
ku-Nanko and Tokyo Foreign
Language School. Elected M.
11. P. in 1900 ; has been de-
corated with the 4th Order
of Mei'it. Address j_ No. 236,
Hyakunin-machi, ()kubo-mu-
ra. Tovotama-£un, Tokvo.
Tsuchiya, Mitsuharn (di M %

#)> Baron (cr. 1907), General

»11

on the 2nd reserve ; t>. tlic
8th m'oi the ist y. of Kaei
(1854), in the province of O-
wari ; 4th s. of Denzaemon
Watari, a samurai, of Bishu
clan, and -adopted by Jinsulce
Tsuchiya, also a samuhii.'oi
the same clan ; in. Kane, ,2hd
d. of his foster father. Appoint

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ed Sub - Lieutenant in 1 872,
and by gradual promotion,
was finally raised to the rank
of , General in Ajag. .1910.
Has served supcessively as
Commander of the 17th Bri-
gade, of Infantry, the ist Bri-
gade of Infantry Guards and
of the 14th and 4tli Army
Divisions, etc. ;. took part in
the Japan - China<|,war as a
Staff Officer to the Imperial
Headquarters,' and in the Rus-
so-Japanese war as Command-
er of the nth Army Division,
ajj.d was wounded at Port Ar-
thur; has been decorated with
the I St Order of the Grand
Cordon of the Rising Sun and
the 2nd Class of the Golden
Kite in4ecognition of his ser-
vices during the war; placed
on the 2nd reserve in Aug.
19 10. Address : No. 394, Ni-
shiokubo, Okubo - mura, To-
yotama-sun, Tokyo.
- Tsucliiya, Kiiiosuke (.i: )g ^

^ W)> Colonel of "Engineer-
ing, Secretary of the Bureau
of the Extraordinary Land
Investigatidn in the Chosen
Government General; b. 1866
in Yamanashi-ken. Sub-Lieut,
of Eng., July 1887; Lieut.
of Eng., Nov. 1890; Cap-
tain, Dec. 1894; Major, Jan.
1900; ^ Lieut.-Colonel, March
1 904 ; Colonel, No v . 1 907 .
Present post siiice 0_ct.. 1 9 1 o.
Decorations: 4th Order oi

S. T., 3rd Order of R,,,5.,
.4th : Class of Golden Kite
Address: the Chosen Govern-
ment General. ' . L". .■

Ts^chiya, Miitsukane Ci M *
^),Eeai;- Admiral, Commandei
of the - Torpedo^ Division in
Maidzuru Kaval Station ; h.
in 1865. Educ: Naval' Ac-
ademy; 2nd Commander, 18-
82 ; Commander, 1900 ; Cap-
tain, 1905, Decoration: 3rd
Order of the R. S. and 3rd
class of the G. K. Address :
No. 510, Umoncho, Yotsuya
ku, Tokyo.

TsnoMya, Tamotsu C± M ^,
Vice-Admira;!, Com. of the 0-
minato secondary port ; h. in
1859; in Tokyo; 2nd s. of Ma-
tiaharu Tsuchiya, a samttrat ;
m. Ryo, e. d. of Kiyonao Ka-
mada of Tokyo.' 2nd Sub-
Lieutenant in 1885 ; Rear-
Admiral in 1908. Attached
to the Naval General Staff
Office ; Chief of the Section
of Military Affairs ; Director
of the Bureau of Personnel ;
Commander of the Suma, 1-
tsukushima, and the Asahi.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
R. S. and 4th Class of the G.
K. Address : Ichigaya-Naka-
nocho, Ushigomeku, Tokyo..
Tel.: 2091, Bancho.

TsueMya, Tatsutaro C± g ^
% ^|5)i Chief Procurator of the
Taichu District Court. Ad~.
dress ."- Taichii. Taiwan.

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Tstt

■isueniyama, Tt,Jsaz3 C± Ui ®
S), Kear-Admiral, Chief of
tlie Saseho Naval ^Arsenal;
d^. in 1865. Educ: Naval
Academy. 3nd. Commander,
Oct. 1 898 ; Commander, Oct.
1901 ; Captain, Sept. i$o6.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
R. S. andsth Order of the
S. T. Address: Saseho KaVal
Station.

Tsuda,' Eitaro Qt H ^ i: W),
JSfishijin - weaver, _ Auditor of
the Kyoto Weaving Co., Ltd.,
and the Kyoto Gas Co., Ltd ;
h. in 1 87 1 at Kyoto; e. s.
of Torakichi Tsuda ; m.
Yana, 5th d. of Ihei Yagi of
Kyoto. Address: Sammonji-
cho, Sanjosagaru, Sliimo-kyo-
ku, Kyoto. Tel.: 209 and 1924.

Tsuda, Kaoru (?^ H «), Pres-
ident of tlie Idzu Bank, Ltd.; <5.
in 1866 in Shidzuoka-prefect-
isre: e. s. of Rokuro Tsuda; m.
Yoshi, y. s. of Kinnosuke Ishi-
watari of the same prefecture
Address: Ema-mura, Tagata-
gun, Shidzuoka-ken.
■ Tsuda, Kiiehi (^ m ^ — ),
Governor of the Kagi Dis-
trict. - Address : Kagi, Form-
osa..

Tsuda, Koji C-Jt H M -),
Managing Director of the Ta-
magawa Electric R'ly Co.,
Ltd., Director of the Tokyo
Trust Co., the Tokyo Ribbon
WeavingXp., Ltd., Chairman
of the Board of Directors of
the Kyoeisha, a purchasing

guild; b. in 1852 in Oita-ken;
2nd J. of Koen, Tsuda, a ia-
murai ; in. Toshi, e. d. of Yo-
shimichi Ryo of Oita-ken. Ad-
dress : Takanawa-minamima-
chi, Shibaku, Tokyo. Tel. :
792 Shiba.

, Tsuda, TJme-ko «*'« « T),
lady educationalist, proprietor
of the Girls' English School ;
(5, the 1 2th m. of the ist /.
of Gvvanji (1864), Tokyo ; d. '
of the late Sen Tsuda> a sa-
murai of Tayasu clan and a
famous agriculturist. Educ.:
studied in U. S. A. by gov-
ernment order, 1 87 1-^-1882;
again studied in an American
college, 1889 — 1892. On her
return home, was appointed
Prof, of the Peeresses School
1886, combining with the
post that of Interpreter to
Her Majesty ; appointed Prof
of the Tokyo Higher Fe-
male Normal School; 1898 ;
attended the General, Meeting
of Womens' Clubs held at Den-
vei-, U, S' A. in .1898; re-
signed the post of Prof of the
above two female Institutions ^
and founded the Girls' English
School at Kojiinachi, Tokyo
about 1 90 1, which now en-
joys great popularity ; start-
ed about "the same time an
English students' magazine in
conjunction with others, biit
which is now discontinued.
She is well-known as an Eng-'

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lish Scholar. Publications: many
works on English. Address :
No. 16, Gobancho, Kojiriia-
chi, Tokyo. 7>/. .• 196 Ban-
cho.

Tsagawa, Kenko C» )\\ U 3fc),
Major- General on the reser-
ve;' ?>. the I tit m. of the ist
y. of Bunkyu. (1861), Tottori ;
3rd s. of Orio Sassa, a samu-
rai of Tottori prefecture, and
adopted by the late Taian
Tsuga\Ya, also a Tottori ^ sa-
murai ; in. Yukiko. „ Sub-Li-
eutenant of Infantry, Dec.
1879 ; Lieutenant, June 1883 ;
Captain, Dec. 1890 ; Major, ,
Dec. 1 894 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Dec. 1899; Colonel,; Jan:
1903; Major-Generai, Juiy'ig-
'.Vi Syi-.,(-''

06; once served as., Acfjut-
ant of the Army Divi^sihn and
Comniauder of the 5t^i Re-
giment of Infantry, etc. ; took
part in both the Japan-Chma
and the Russo-Japanese wars.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Class of the
Gplden Kite. Address: the
Headquarters ai the 8th Re-
g^inient of Infantry, Ilimeii,

' Tsuji, Chnzaburo Ca: Sf, :? K!5),
President of the Japan Cottton
Cjotli Manufacturing Com-
pany ; b. the. 5th m. of the
2,nd J/, of Kaei (1849), Kyo-
to. ; 2;rid s. of the late Chu-
Zfiburd Tsuji ; nt- Sen, 3rd d.
of B.unsuke Tsuji, of the same
prefecture. Addfes-s : ISSo. 24,

Karasumaru-dori, Gojyo-kita-
iru-Akuojimachi, Shimokyo-
ku, Kyoto. Tel. : 39 Otsu.

Tsuji, Hyokiehi Ca ^ g),
one of the highest tax-payets
of Akita prefecture, President
of the Akita Bank, Director
of the Akita Agricultural and
Industrial Bank; b. the 9th
m. of the Sth J/, of Kaei (.18-
52), Akita; 5th J. ofSabu-
robei Yamanouchi, .and a,dopt-*
ed by the late Hyokichi Tsuji ;
pi. Eli 1 1st d-rM-^is Toster-
faiiitvy'A/fy^e:^ : Oma.ciii, A-
IdtkisMD !••;=" J '-;■>■; ~-l ■"■;'■
.n Tsuji, .CK^giko C^ |$ m ;#).
.artist, J^fp'fiese painter, "teach-
Cj" . of - the painting .course, of
the. : KyolQ. Te<;hnical Sphool ■
6,:;ne,Qemfer of the 3rd y.
ot; 'Meiji (1870) in Kyoto.'
pdue. : studied painting un-
der the late Bairei " Kono.
Obtained many prizes in vari-
ous exhibitions ; is member
of the various art society in
Kyoto. Address : Okura-cho,
Kara&umaru-dori-maruta-ma-
chi-sagaru, Kyoto.

Tsuji, Sjtiigetada Cit M *0f
Director of the Kochi Agri- -
cultural and Forestry Schools
Expert to Kochi-prefecture.
Address: Takajomachi, Ko-
chi-shi, Kochi-ken.

Tsuji, Shinji (xtK*), Baron,
Lord-in-Waiting in th& Kin^ei
Halt, Mem. of the Higher
EducatEoiial Council, Presi-

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Tsu

dent of the Imperial Educa-
tional Association , Adviser
to the Ninju Ijii^ Insurance
Company, Ltd., J-'res. of the
Bu^va Electric Company, Ltd.,
b. in X 842 in the prpvince 1 ■
Shinano ; 2nd s. of Zen Tsuji,
a samurai; in.. Sato, 3rd d.
of Kozaemon Iwanahu of To-
)vyo. Became a tea,cher in the
Kaiseisko in 1866; entered the
Dep't of Education in 1871 ;
afterwards Director of the To-
kyo Foreign Language School;
Secretary of the Dep't of Edu-
cation; Vice-Minister of Edu-
cation in 1886; was nominated
Mem. of the House of Peers in
1896; created Baron in recog-
nition of his meritorious serv-
ices in 1908. Decoration: 1st
Order of merit. Address: Yu-
micho, Hongoku Tokyo. Tel.:
770 Shitaya.

Tsuji, Zennosuke Cst # ;:i: fj),
llungakuhakushi ( History ),
Government Compiler of His-
tory. Address: Komagonie-
Akebonocho, Hongoku, To-
kyo.' .

. Tstijimura, Kssuzo CaffffliS),
Military Intendant, Directbr
of the Account and Supply
Bureau of the Army ; b. the
1st m. of the 2nd y, of Ivaei
(1849), Kochi p'efecture ; ist
s. of Mitsumori Tsujimuraj
a ^awurai of Kochi ; m. Sa^
da-ko. Educ. : graduate^
from the Military Payma,sters'

School, 1893. Sub-Lieutenant
of Infantry, May. 1885 ; Lieu-
tenant, Nov. 1888; Paymaster-
Colonel, Dec. 1903 ; Military
Intendant, Sept. 1907 ; once
served as Section Chief of the
Accountants' Bureau of the
Army, Instructor of the Mi-
litary Staiff College, Director
of the Military Paymasters'
School, and Chief Paymaster
of the Kwantung Govern-
ment-General and of the Gua-
rds Division, etc. ; appoin-
ted to present post in Aug.
1909. Decorations : 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite, 2nd Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure,
3rd Order of the Rising Sua.
Address : No. 39, Ichigaya-
nakarnachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tel.: 530 Bancho.

TstikagncM, CIMknka C:^ U
tt §), ijtist, Japanese pain-
ter (Nanso School); h. the
17th y. of Meiji (1884), Mi-
nami-shin'^machi, Higashi-ku,
Osaka ; s. -of Kyuldchi Tstt^
kaguchi ; m, Tane-ko, Feb.
1907. Educ. ; privately ; stu-
died painting (of Nansp School)
under Ghikugai Himejinja,
Exhibited Ms work " ^evea
sage's in bamboo forest " ia
the Nan-ga exhibition, i902i
and obtained Jst prize; ,obrr
tained 3rd class Copper nied»l
for his work "cfeysanthenium
under: wind" in •4903 , begiv
des exhihited his : masterpie^
in various exhibitions and

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obtained rrianj prizes ; lately
exMbited.- Ms work -" aiitum-
uaiiapdscape" in the Teikolcu
Nanga-kai and obtained 3rd
prize. Reereaiion: travelling.
'Mdresat No. _42, Masago-
eho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Clubs:
Committee m. of. the Osaka
Yushinkai, w,. of Tatsumikai.
Rising Sun ; 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: No^
no, Homnaura - cho, Azabu,
Tokyo. .

•Tsukajima, Tomisaburo (M, %
S 2 IRj), one of the highest
tiix-payers of Nagasaki pre-
fecture, . President of Shima-
bara Bank, Director of the
Shimabara Railway Company,
pavvn-broker ; d. the 9th m.

of the 5th jj-. of Kaei (1852),
Nagasaki ; 3rd s. of the late
Sobei Tsukajima ;* m. Sada,
■3rd d. of Soji Kai, of the
same prefecture. Address: Shi-
mabara-machi, Minanii-taka-
ki-guri, Nagasaki-ken.

y- Tsukahara, Shuza C^ If:^ iti);
Auditor of the T6y<5 Steam-^
ship Company: h. the 4th
vtk. of the 4th y. of Kokwa
(■1847), Ibaraki prefecture;
1st s. of the late Chuzo Tsu-
kahara ;;«. Irfia-ko, 2nd d.
of Viscount Kuranosuke Na-
kamuda; Educ. : Kaisei Gak~
ka; Keidgijuku- Entered the
Financial Department in -18-
72 ; Junior - Secretary of the'

Home Office; Director of the
Mercantile Marine Bureau, 18-
81 ; was ordered to America
for the purpose of attending
the International Conference
of Maritime Affairs, 1889, re-
tired from the GovernmeiAt
service and entered business.
Address: No. 92, Myogada-
ni, Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel.:
24 Bancho. ,

Tsukamoto, KatsuyosM (M %
^ S), Baron, Lieutenant Ge-
neral (retired); b. the nth
m-. of the 4th _y. of Ko-
kwa (1847), Gifu; 3rd s. of
Sumiemon Imichi, a samurai
of Qgakr clan, and adopted by
Kaisai Tsukamoto ; m. Kichi,
e.iiister to Inazo Nohara, of
Kumamoto. Appointed Sub-
Lieutenanf of Infantry in 18-
^2, and after successive pro-
motion, has finally readied
the .present rank in' 1904;
served successively as Corh-
mander of the 6th Regiment
of Infantry, Director of the
Military Staff College, Chief
of Staff of the 6th' Afmy^
Division, Commander of the
2 1st Brigade of Infentry, and
of the 9th Army Division, etc.;
took part both in thd Japan-
China and the '^Russo ^ Japa-
nese wars, and has been de-
corated withthe Grand Cordon
;0f the Rising SUn and the
2nd Clafes 6f the Golden Kite.

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Tsu

Address : No. 14, Furutera -
machi, Kanazawa-shi.

Tsukamoto, Sadaemon CSt if.
S « « F^), Mem. of the Tsu-
kamoto Partnership, draper.
Address: Ise-cho, Nihomba-
shiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1640 and
460 Honkyoku.

Tsukamoto, Yasushi C»*4f),
I&gakuhakushi{Axc\\'A.&cX.VLrQ),
Prof, of the Tokyo Imperial
University ; ^. in 1 869 in Kyo-
to-fu ; 2hd s. of Gisuke Tsu-
kamoto ; in. Nami, 2nd d. of
Buhei Imbo. Educ: graduat-
ed Architecture at the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1893;
was sent abroad for study.
Assist.-Prof of his alma mater
in 1899; full Prof in 1902.
Address: Hisakatamachi, Koi-
shikawaku, Tokyo.

Tsukata, Tatsujiro C^ ffl a- ^
W), ex-Director of the National
Loan Bureau of the Fin -
ancial Department; b. 25 Nov.
the isty. of Meiji (1868), Na-
gano ; 2nd s. of Zensaku Tsu-
kada ; m. Miwa, 1st d. of To-
rataro Yoshimura, a samurai
of Ishikawa. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Law, College
of the Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity., 1895. On his gradu-
ation, was given a post in the
Financial Department;, then
served successively as Coun-
cillor and then Secretaiy of
the Financial Department ,
Commissioner of the Tem-

porary Tobacco Manufactur-
ing Bureau, and Director of
the Temporary National Loan
Adjustment Bureau, Vtc; ap-
pointed Director of the Na-
tional Loan Bureau, Nov. 19-
10. Decoration : 4th Order of
Merit. Address: No. 61, 6 cho-
me, Aoyamaminamicho, Aka-
saka, Tokyo. Tel.: 2922 Shi-
ba.

Tsukayama, Chinton Q# m IJJ

^ .fO, ex-Managing Director of
the Okinawa Kyoritsu Bank;
d. 5 Feb. the 2nd y. of Meiji
(1869), Okinawa; 3rd s. of
Chinsho Tsukayama, a samu-
rai of Okinawa prefecture; m.
Matsuru, y. sister to Ushi Fu-
kumura. also an Okinawa sa-
murai. P Address : Nishi - ku,
Naha, Okinawa-ken.

Tsukita, Tozaburo CJ3 W E H
W), Expert of the Dep't of
Agriculture and Commerce ,
Chief of the Section of Land-
Adjustment ; 5. in 1870 in
Gumma-ken; e. s. of Tar5 Tsu-
kida ; m. Taka, y. s. of Hi-
rotaro Yoshioka of Tokyo-fu.
Educ: graduated Agriculture'
at the Tokyo . Imperial Uni-
versity in 1896.' - Entered the
Dep't of Agriculture and Com-
merce ; waJs^ sent abroad on
an officiar riiissibn-' iii .1910,
Address:' No. 135^ 6 chome,
Aoyama-Minami-chis,- Aka-
sakii-kii, Tokye. -"■'■'' -

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I'sukiyama, KiicM CH lU m
—), Director of the Keelung
Hospital. Addresf : Keelung,
Formosa.

Tsukiyama, SeicM <;iiilj?t©),
Captain of the Navjf, Com-
" mander of the Tsukuba, Ex-
aminer of the Yokosuka Ar-
senal ; b. in 1865. Edfic. :
Naval Academy. 2nd Com-
' niander, Dec. 1897 ; Com-
mander, Sept. 1899; Captain,
Sept. 1906. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure,
Jth Class of the Golden_Kite.
Address : Araijuku, Omori,
E^bara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Tsukuda, Ichiyo Cffl - %\
Vice-President of the Industri-
al Bank of Japan ; b. the 7th
in. of. the ist^. of Gwanji
(1864), Ehirae prefecture; 3rd
.y. of Ka^utomi Yamaj i, a samu-
rai of Ehime and a.dopted by
Jushin Tsukuda, also an Elii-
me samtirai; m. Nami, ist
d. of his foster-father. Educ. :
graduated from the Law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1890. Entered the
Financial Department, and
after serving as Councillor,
Secretary and Private Secretji-
ry to the Minister, and Di-
rector of the Kobe and ; Osa.-
ka Customs, w^s transferred
as Councillor of the War
Department in 1901 ; after-

wards jeijgaged by the Chinese
Government as financial ad-
viser and stayed^ there about
four years; on his return home,
was elected to the present
post. Address : No. 181,
Harajuku, Sendagaya-maehi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo. TeL :
2781 Shiba.

Tsukuda, Issei (M — W)f
Departmental chief of the Mo-
nopoly Bureau ; /5. 25 Sept.
the 3rd jr. of Meiji (l87o)>
Ishikawa prefecture ; ist s. Qi
Matashiro Tsukuda; m. Kama,
1st d. of K6 Yasui, a samurai
of Tokyo.' Educ: graduated
from the Law College of the
Tokyo Imperial University,

1898. Immediately after his
graduation, entered the Fin-
ancial Department; passed the
Higher Civil Service Exami-
nation, the same year ; ap-
pointed a Revenue officer in

1899, and after serving as

Commissioner and Inspector

of Customs, and Director of

the Matsue, Marugame and

Kobe Revenue Superintending

Offices, was finally promot-?

ed to present post in Dec.

1897. Decoration : Sth Order

o^ M.&ai.' Address : No. 4.1,

Ichigaya, Nakaao-cho, Ushi-

gome-rku, Tokyo. Tel:: 114%

Bancho. , . , . ,.i, 1 -^ _

Tsnkui, ffikoshielii £» ^ * #

-b), DJrectorA)f tiieSano Ban|?^

Ltd.,, -the Shimodzuke Cotto^

[ io83 ].

Ts^^

Yam Co., Ltd., and the Sano
ll'Iy Co., Ltd. ; b. in 1854 in
Tochigi-ken ; m. Ko, 2nd d.
of Heizo Tsukui, his adopt./.
Address: Sanomachi, Aso-gun,
Tochigi-ken.

Tsukui, Shigeru (# X * 1&),
Chief of the Stocks and
Shares Bureau of the Bank
of Japan ; b. r869 at Kxaa.-
gasakimachi, province of Set-
ts 11 1 e.s. of Shigehide Tsu-
itui ; m,. .Rei, 3rd d. of Ma-
sayasu Kanazawa, a Hyogo
samurai. EdUc. : graduated
from the College of Law in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1893.
Probationary Judge, 1893 ;
practiced as a lawyer, 1894 —
1 898 ; then present post. Ad-
drcss : No. 13, 2 chome, Ka-
gacho, Ichigaj'a. ' Ushigome,
Tokyo. 7>/. .■ 2591 Bancho.

Tsukushi, Kulnasliiclii (H

% m. -ii), Colonel of Artillery,
Director of the Heavy-artil-
lery Gunnery School, Mem-
ber of the Military Technical
Committee; b. 1864 in Ku-
mamoto - ken. Sub - Lieut.,
July 1887; Lieut., Nov.
1890; Captain, Nov. 1894;
Major, Oct. 1.899; Lieut.
Colonel, May 1904; Colonel,
Nov. 1907. Decorations: 4th
Order of S. T., 3rd Order
of R. S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Uraga-cho,
Miura-gim, Kanagawa-ken.

Tsumagi, B,aio (M ^ Wl ^),
iyogakuJiakushi {J^x . of Eug.),
Director-General of the Cort-
struction Bureau .pf /the, Firr ■
nancial Department,- Engine^i-
of the Home Office ; .b. the'
,ist m, of the ,6th j. of Aot
.sei (1859), , Tokyo ; ist..?. of
the late Genzaburo Tsuniagi,a,
Sh5gunate.y«;«2^ra:/and a Mag-
istrate of Nagasaki ; ?«. Mina,
1st d. of Hajime, Asahina, a
samurai of Tokyo. Educ:
graduated from the Engineer-
ing College (Course of Ar-
chitecture) of the Tokyo Unir
versity, 1878 — 1882, and from
the Cornhill University, U. S.
A., 1884. Appointed archi-
tect to the Tokyo prefectural
Office, 1885; transferred to
the Home Office, next year ;
sent to Germany for study and .
to investigate along his spe-
cial line. 1886 — 1889; resumed
duty at the Home Office on
returnirtg home ; transferred
to the Financial Department
as Engineer to take charge
of building affairs .1896; a-
gain orderecl to proceed to .Ey -
rope and America, 1901 ; re-
ceived the degree of Kogaku-
hakushi, the same year ; he
built the Industrial Bank of
Japan, the Yokohama Specie
Bank (plan of which won a,
gold medal at the Brussels
World's Fair), Tokyo Cham-
ber of Comnierce, Tokyo City

Tsu

[ 1084: }

Office and many others. Has
been decorated with 3rd Or-
der of Merit. Address, : No.
'^y, Daimachi, Akasaka, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2550 Shimbashi.

Tsumura, Hidematsu (# # ^
m, Prof, of the Kobe Higher
ComnierciaL School. Educ:
graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial. School ;
was sent abroad for .study.
Publication : " Saikifi Keizai
Genron " (New Principle of
Political Economy). Address:
Kobe Higher Commercial
School, Kobe.

Tsumura, Jiisha (# # M. =§•),
Proprietor of the Tsumura Jun-
tendo (a patent medicine firm).
Director of the Toakoshi, Au-
ditor of the Japan Drug Co.;
b: in '1871 in Nara-ken ; s'
of Yasujiro Yamamoto ; m.
Sho, e. d. oi his odopi. f. Iso-
jiro Tsumura: ^'i^^^^.- studied
at the Waseda University.
The maker of "Chujdtd," a
well known patent medicine.
Has been Mem. of the Tokyo
City XtovincW. Recreations: pict-
ures, caligraphy, arid checker.
Address : 4 chome, Tori, Ni-
Itornbashiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 62,
63 Hpnkyoku. Club : Koyu-
icai. ,

Tsumura, Kiryo C#~« m ^),
Director of the Wakayama
Water Power Electric Com-
pany; i5, the 2ndm: of the 3rd
>*: of Bunkyii (1863), Waka-

yama ; fst s. of Jiibei Tsu-
mura ;■ m, Tami, ^nd d. of
Kichizaemon Eukui, of the
same prefecture. Address]:
Yamasaki - mura, iSIaka-gun,
Wakayama-ken .

Tsunei, Seiiehiro C^ * it —
M), Procurator^ Chief Procu-
rator of the Mito District
Court; b. the loth /;«. of the
3rd ji/. of Ansei ,{i8s6}, Na-
gasaki; ist s, of Kuhie' Tsu-
nei, a samurai of Nagasaki ;
vt. Chika, adopt, d. of Barpn
Masanao Matsudaira. Passed
the Examination for Bench,
1887, and appointed Procu-
rator ; after, serving succes -
sively as Procurator of the
Kumamoto, Oita, Saga, Ono-
michi and Hiroshima District
Courts, and as Chief Procu-
rator of the Saga and Anb-
t.su District Courts, was final-
ly transferred to present post
in . Dec, .1904. Decorntion:
4th Order of Merit, Address :
Official House of the Mito
District Court, Mito.

Tsunematsu, Daitaro -Cil IS M
M M\ a large land-owner, one
of the highest tax-payers of
Shimane prefecture ; b. the ist
m. of the 4th J/, of Ansei (18-
57), Shimane; ist s. of Yo-
kichiro Tsunematsu, of the
same prefecture.^ Address : D"
tamachi,. Ano.-g.i'ri, Shimaner
ken. --l : . ;- ; :

Tsunematsu, kikichi C^ ti

[ 1085 ]

T^u

^ a), Judge of the Court of
Cassation ; b, the 7th m. of
the 1st ^. of Gwanji (1864),
Gifu prefecture ; 2nd s. of Ban-
z6 Yamarriura, -a Gifu samu-
rai, and adopted by the late
Nukio Tsutriematsu, also a
saniura ; m. K.iku,j/. sister to
Tokutaro Fukushirna, of To-
kyo. Ediic.; graduated from
the Law College of the To-
kyo Imperial University, 1890.
After serving as Judge of the
Maebashi District Court and
Judge and then Sectional
Chief of the Tokyo Appeal
Court, was transferred to pre-
sent post in ,1907. Decora-
tion : 4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 18, Gembei, To-
tsuka - mura',i Toyotarha - gun,
Tokyo.

Tsunematsu, Takayoshi Ctl fe
PIM), Member of the House
of Representatives for Shima-
ne prefecture. Director of the
Shimane-ken Agricultural and
Industrial Bank ; b. the Sth
m. of the 6th jf . of Kaei (i8-
5 3), Shimane ; 3rd s. of Jun-
kichiro Kajino, and adopted
by Rokuempn Tsunematsu ;
m. Yae, v. sister to Daitar5
Tsunernatsli, of the same pre-
fecture. Once was elected
Chairrnan of the Prefectural
Assembly; has-been elected
M. H, E. nine times. Decora-
;/w;.' 4th -Order-: of the Ris-
ing .San;. - -.Address f,- No. 1 5,

Nishinokubotomoecho, Shiba-
ku, Tokyo.

Tsuneto, Noritaka CIS M M.
^'jt Nogakuhakushi ; b. in 18-
57. at Nakatsu prefecture of
Oita p s. of Hanshiro Tsune-
to; m. Sumi, 3rd d. of Yu-
zui-u Katsuda. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Komaba Agri-
cultural School in 1 88 1. Ex-
pert to the Dep't of Agricul-
ture and Commerce ; Chief ol
the Soil Section of the Ge-
ological Laboratory ; Direct-
or of the Fertilizer Research
Laboratory ; Prof of the Mo-
rioka Higher Agricultural and
Forestry School ; Lecturer at
the Kagoshima Higher Agri-
cultural and Forestry School;
Expert to the Formosan Gov-
ernment ; represented Japan
at the International Geolog-
ical Conference held in Russia
in 1896; was again , sent a-
broad on business connected
with fertilizers in \<^oi.- Publi-
cations : " Nippon Dojo .Ron "
(Essay on Japanese Soil), and
" Minami.. Nthon no- Fiigen "
(Resources _ of Southern Ja-
pan) ; Qtc. Address : Waka-
miyacho.'Ushigbmeku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1490, Bancho. Clab :
Kojunsha.

Tsuneyoshi, TadamicM CH S
% M), Major -General, Com-
mander of the . 1 2th Brigade
of Infantry; (5. the 6th 7/i.~ of

Tsu

[ ibBS ]

the 1st j;/. of Man-en (i860),
Ehime prefecture; ist s. of
the lajte Tadatsugu ,Tsilne}^o-
shi, a samurai ofEhiiriepre-
fectute; w. Hisa, jj/. sister to
Heitaro Takeuchi, a samurai
of SHiiiiane prefecture. Edu'c:
graduated from the Militaiy
Staff " College, 1 887 ; studied
in. Germany by gbveiTiment
order. Siib-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, Dec. 1882 ; Lieuten-
ant, May 1886; Captain, Mar."
1892; Major, Npv. 1896; Li-
eutenant-Colonel, Nov. 1901 ;
Colonel, July 1904 ; Majdr-
Genefal, Nov. 1907 ; once
served as Adjutant of the 4th
Army Division, Sta.ff member
of the ' same Division ,and .
Chief Staff of the loth Army
Division-, etc.; took part in.
the Russo-Japanese war as
Commander of the 2nd Regi-
ment of Infantry and as Chiei
of Staff of the 8th Army Di-
vision of the rear,- and' has
been decorated with the 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun and
the 4th Class of the Golden
Kite as a war honor. Ad-
dress : the Headquarters of
the 1 2th Brigade of Infantry,
Koktira.

^ Tsuno, Keitaro Q^ W M :k
W);JuigakuhakusJd (Doctor of
Veterinary Science), Prof of
the College of Agriculture in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. (Chair-
Veterinary Hygriene and Ve-

terinary pharmacology) ; b.
the 6th >«. of the 3rd >*. ol
Bunkyu (1863) in Fukiibka ; ;
2nd s. of Soshin Kiifafiari, a'
samurai of Fukuoka clan ;
adopted by Iheiji Tsuno ; in.
Tsuneyo, e. d. of Toyosaburb
It5, also a Fukuoka samurai.
Educ. : graduated frorii the ':■
former Tokyo Agricultural
and Dendrological School, i8- ;
86. Assist.-Prof. of his alma
mater, 1887 ;full Prof of the
saine, 1 889 ; Assist.-Prof of
the College of Agriculture iii
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., the
same year ; sent to Arnerica
to attend the Veterinary cbii-
ference held at ' St: Louis as "
Japanese delegate, 1894 ; br-
defed to proceed to Europe
to make investigations <%n Ve-
terinary phafma'coiogy, Hy-
giene, and Veterinary Police
Administration, 1901.-1904 ;
juigakiitidkUshi, 1905; and
then present post. Address :
No. 146, Imazato-machi, Shi-
rokane, Shiba, Tokyo.

Tsunoda, Rimbei (^ H ^ ^■
ft), one of the highest tax-
payers of Fukushima prefect-
ure ; b. the ist m. of the 2rid
/.of Ansel (1855), Fukushi-
ma ; ist .J. of the late Riiri-
bei Tsunoda ; in. Kin, 4th d:
of Yosobei Ito, of the .same
prefecture. Once was a Mem-
ber of the House: of PeetS.-
Address: Kuwaori-macM, Da-

[ I087 ]

Tsu

te-guh, Fukushima-ken.

Tsunoda, Shimpei CfHSR^),
lawyer, ex-Mem. of the House
of Representatives for I'o-
fcyo. Councillor of the Tokyo
City Assembly, Director of
the 39th Bank; b. the 7th
m. of the 4th J/, of Ansei (18-
57), Shidzuoka prefecture;
2nd s. of Hikoemon Isunoda,
of Shidzuoka ; m. Ei, y. sister
to Chubei Ikeda, of the same
prefecture. Studied law, and
passed the Examination for
Bar, 1889 ; elected M. H. R.,
1892 ; again elected the same
in 1902 ; has been decorated
with the 4th Order of the
Rising Sun in connection with
the late war. Recreation:
Haikat (a kind of sonnet).
Address _: No. 13, Higashigo-
ken-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Ttl.: 276 Bancho.

Tsuru, Joichiro C«| 5: — SP),
Judge of the Court of Cassa-
tion; b. the nth m. of the
5th J. of Ansei (1858), Saga ;
2nd s. of Senzai Tsuru, a sa-
murai of Saga; m. Tei, y. sister
to Shoshi Yotsuya, a samurai
of Tokyo. Educ. : graduated
from the Government Law
School, 1884. Appointed Pro
curator, and then Judge in 18-
90 ; after serving as> Judge ot
the Hiroshima Court of ap-
peal, Director of the Tottori
District Court, and Sectional
Chief of the Osaka Court of

Appeal, was finally transfer-
red to present post in 1898.
Decoration: 3rd Order of Merit.
Address : No. 62, Yamazato-
otsu, Yaraicho, Ushigome,
Tokyo.

Tsurnda, Kenji C@ ffl g ^),
RigakulidTcushi (Pliysicp), ftx-
Professor of the College of
Science, Imp. TJniv. of Tokyo :
b. in 1868 in Tokyo-fu; 7th
s. of Intoku" Tsuruda ; /«._Nui,
e. d. of Tosen Yasuda of Oita-
ken. Educ. : graduated Sci-
ence at the Tok\'o Imperial
University in 1890 ; was sent
to Germany for study. Assist.-
Prof of his alma mater in
1 883 ; Prof in 1903. Ad-
dress : Horaicho, Hongoku,
Tokyo.

Tsurnda, Sliikakichj (SI K !S
l?_)i inspcctpr-general ot Fleets
and .Hospitals oa the reserve list
wince Nov. 191 if?;, the 12th m.
of the 4th J-, of Ansei (1857),
Fukuoka prefecture ; 4th s.
of Hachizd Tsuruda, a samu-
rai of YanagaWa clan, and a-
dopted by Hatsuji T.'juruda;;^.
Hisa,2nd ^. of Cho Matsumo-
to, a samurai of Tochigi. Ap-
pointed Second Assistant- Sur-
geon iti 1 88 1, and by gradu-
al prottiotion was finally rais-
ed to the present rank in 1 8-
97 ; orice served as Director -
of the Medical School of the
Navy, Section Chief of the
Medical Bureau of the Naval

Tsu

.[ 1088 ]

Department, Director of the
Yokosuka Naval Hospital, and
of the Medical Dep't of the
Saseho Nava!" Station, etc. ;
has been decorated with the
3rd Order of Rising Sun and
of the Sacred Treasure in
connection with the late war.

Tsnruda, Yoshitsugu CS| Wl -K
M.) Paymaster - Colonel, Di-
rector of the Account. Con-
trol Section, '-Military Offi -
ce; (5. 1858, Saga prefecture,
Paymaster-Major, Dec. 1903 ;
Paymaster - Lieutenant - Colo-
nel," July. 1904; present rank,
Nov, 1907. Decorntion : 3rd
Order, of the Rising Sun ; 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: No: i6, Onden, Sen-
dagaya-cho,*^ Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu. TeZ..--2;s8 Shiba.

Tsumhara, Sadakichi (H M

^S), M.H.E for Fukaoka
since 1912, Pre.^of the Dai-Ni-
.ppon Artificial Manure Com-
pon Artificial Manure Com-
pany, the Clwo Shimbun, and
of the Horai Mutual .Life Insu-
rance Company ; b, the 12th
m. of the 3rd ji'. of Ansei (18-
56); . Fukupka; 2nd s. of Mi-
chiipuro Tsuruhara, Ksamufjui
of Fukuoka prefecture; ff^. Ma-,
koto, 1st V. of Yoden. Nomu;^^!
ra, a .r«M?/r«? of ; ther^^ame
prefecture. Educ. ; grad§ated
Law at the Tokyo Imperial
University, 1883.^ ;Entered the

Foreign Office where he was,
rapidly promoted and was ap-
pointed^ Consul at Shanghai
and also at London j resigri;^"
ed'the post, and entered the'
Bank of Japan where he filled
the post of Director of the'
Banking Bureau; left the Bank,
1898, and became . president
of the 'Kansai Railway Com-
pany; Mayor of Osaka, 190 1—
1905 ; Dit.-Gen. of the Resi-'
dency General of Korea. 19-
05 — 1908. . Decoration .• •4th
Order of Merit. Address r No.
I, Fukuydshicho, .Akasaka,
Tokyo. Tel. : ,2077 .Shimba-,
shi. ,.':,• ' \ ^-: . ■

Tsnrumi, Kazuma C*lAft.^)V

Major - General, Director of
the Artillery Depot ; ^.1861,
Tokyo. Sub-Lieutenant of Ar-
tillery, Dec. 1879; Lieutenant,
July 1884 ; Captain, Nov. 18-
89 ; Major, Mar. 1895 ; Lieu-
tenant - Colonel, Jan. 1900 ;
Colonel, Nov: 1903 ; Major-
General, 191 1. Decoration:'
3rd Class of the Golden Kite ;
3rd Order of the Rising Suft:
Address :'^d 1627, Nakaiio,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.'-

Tsurumi, MoriyosM <i%'%% -
ft),! Judgvj ,of the Court of
Cassation; <J. the 3rd >/i. of
the 5th y. of Ansei. (i8s8iij
Tochigi ; y.. brother-'., t<>'^o^i~
ichi Tsuruihi, a sdmurc4'_'6i
Tochigi prefecture. ; '/«..' Toshi-
chi.yo,,,3rd ^d.,, of .Tekkan Mi^

[ J < ii9

Tsu

yaztiki, a samurai of Osaka.
Ed^ic. : graduated from the
.former Law School of the
Dep't of Justice, 1884. Ap-
pointed Judge of the Osa-
ka District Court, 1881 ; then
having held the posts of Sec-
tion Chief of the same Court
and that of the Nagasaki Ap-
peal Court, was transferred
to present post in Apr. 1899.

Decoration : 3rd Order of
Merit. Address: No. 144, Ben-
tencho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Tsurumi, Sakio (j^ ^ ;fe v!f
Si)) Secretary of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Com-
merce, and of the Depart-
ment for Foreign' Affairs,
President of the Commercial
Museum" of the Department
of Agriculture and Ca-omerce;
a native of Ishikawa-ken; m.
Kiyo-ko, e. d. of Kageyuki
Yamamoto. In.spector-General
of Fleets and liospitals.
Educ.: graduated from the
College of Law in the Tok)'o
Trnperial University. Was
Seciet.. of FArate-ker.',. Ilyogo
ken, Miye-ken successively;
then present post; sent to
Rome to attend the Interna-
ti<.)nal Exhibition held there,
-: 9 10-19,12; was decorated by
the Italian Government with
the 3rd Order of Merit; re-
commended as a member of
the French Academy. Ad-
dreis: No. 12, Takaki-machi,

Aoyama, Akasaka-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2,916 Shiba.

Tsurumi, Xorata C^H,fi£i:)»
Colonel .of Infantry, Com-
mander of tile 46th Regiment,
of Infantry; ^). 1866 in Fu-
kuoka-ken. Sub-Lieut., July
Lieut., Nov., 1892;

Captain, Dec. 1894; Major,
Feb.' 1903; -Lieut. Colonel,
March 1907; Colonel, July
1 9 1 o. Decorations : 5 th . Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order oi
R. S., 4th Class_of Golden
.Kite. Add7'ess: Omura, Na-
gasaki-ken.

Tsuruta, Teijiro (^ [£)' |g -

Ri^)) Surgeon Major-General,
President of the Japan Red
Cross Society Hospital; b.
Sept. 1867 in Tokyo. Sur-
geon Sub-Lieut., March 1890;
Surgeon Lieut., Dec. 1893;
Surgeon Captain, May 1895;
Surgeon Major, Oct. 1899;
Surgeon Lieut. Colonel, Nov.
1903; Surgeon" Colonel,
March 1905; Surgeon Major-
Colonel, 1910. Decoratio72s: .
4tli Order of S. T., 3rd
Order of R. S., 4th Class of
Golden Kite. Address: No.
Sendagaya-cho, Toyotama-
gnn, Tokyo-fu. Te-L: t=;30
Bancho.

Tsutsui, Hidejiro CIS # ^ —
SO, Prof of the Chiba Special
School of Medicine ; b. the;
5th m. of the 2nd 7. of Keio.
(1866) in Kyoto; 2nd s. of

Tau

- [ i 090 ]

adopted into the Tsutsui fa-
mily ; in, Sada, e. d. -. of Mei-
shun ^Tsutsui of Yatnagata.
EJuc. : graduated from the
College of Medicine in the
Tokyo, Imp. Univ., 1896;
further studied in Germany,
1 888— 1 890, ■ Prof of the form-
er ist Higlier Middle: School,
189b; then present post. Z?^-
coration : ^"Cci Order of Merit.
Address : No. 581, Chibama-
chi, Chiba-ken.

. Tsutsui, Yaoju (W * A W ^),
Igakuhakushi:__,:QPermatqlogy

'" aiTrd\S^l2??l),Trof. of the Chi-
ba Medical Technical School;
b. 1863 in Mie-ken ; e. s. of
Shimbei Tsutsui, a samurai ;
m. Haru, e. d. of Hikoshiro
Fukuda of Tochigi-ken. Edur..-
graduated Medicine at the Im-
perial University in 1 889 ;
was;sent to Germany for study.
Pirof. of the ist High School
in .1 890 ; then . present post.
Address: Chibamachi, Chiba-
ken. .

Tsutsumi, ClioliatsuC:^:^!?),

President- of the Miyazaki
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Ltd. ; ^. in 1849 in
Miyazafci-prefecture; '3rd s. of
Momosuke Sudzuki, a samurai
of Takanabe Clan; adopted
by ChSzen Tsutsumi ; m. Ta-
nly.e, ■</. ofMinato Yano of
the saine prefecture. Address;.
Miyazaki -mach', Miyazaki -

ken. , .

Tsutsumi, Katsujiro.CiiB^
RIO,- one of the highest tax-
payers of Saga prefecture ; d.
the ^th m. of the 3rd y.. ol
Kaei ,(1850), Saga; 2nd s..
of Yasubei Tsutsumi, a sa-
murai of Saga prefecture ; , m. ,
Tomi, 5th d. of Yasuzaemon"
Morinaga, a saimirai of the
same prefecture. Address-:
Kubota-mura, Saga^gun, Sa-
ga-ken.

Tsutsumi, Koeho (i^ '1^ ^S),
Viscount (cr. 1884), Member
of. the House of *Peers ; b.
the 5th m. of the 2nd j/., of
Kokwa (1845), Kyoto; 1st
s. of Tetcho Tsutsumi, ex-
courtier ; m. K.en-ko, e. sisfer
to Teikvvan Nagasawa, a
Buddhist priest. Thrice e-
lected M. H. P; Decoration ':
4th Order of Merit. Address;
No. 106, 4chome, Aoyama-
kitamachi, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel.[: 2779 Shiba.

Tsutsumi, Masayoshi (if jE
W), Baroii (cr. 1900), Court
Councillor ; b. the i ith , fn.
of the 5 th J/, of Tempo (18-
34),- Fukui ; 1st s. of Jimbei
Tsutsumi, a samurai of Fu-
kui clan ; widower. Took
part in the Boshun Campaign
at the time of Meiji Restora-
tion ; Chamberlain, 1871;
Senior Secretary of the Home
Office, and then Vice-Minister
for. Home Affairs. Decoration: ■

[ I09I ]

Tsa

vKuniyasu Matsui, 3. sainurat ;
No. 57 Onden, Sendagaya-
machi, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.
Tel. : 234 Shiba.

Tsutsuini, Sadajiro QM ^ ^
W), Commissioner of Kaga-
wa-ken ; l>. in 1868 in Iba-
raki-lien ; s. of Keijiro Tsu-
tsumi ; ^w^Masako, 2hd d. of
Yosliialii Ota. Edtic: gradu-
ated Frencli Law at the Im-
perial University of Tokyo in
1892. Procurator of tlie Dis-
trict Courts of Tokyo and
Yol<ohama; then of the Courts
of Appeal of Tokyo and Mi-
yagi ; Chief Procurator of the
Hakodate District Court; Sec-
retary of Kumamoto-ken; then
pi'esent post, Publkatians :
" Outlines of Japanese Law
on Commercial Bills " ; " Out-
lines of Japanese Company
Law ". Recreations : Poetry,
pictures, caligraphy, and Utai
(Japanese classical songs), yi^-
dress : Takamatsu, Kagawa-
ken.

Tsutsuini, Yoshihiro (M^^'j,

Colonel of Engineers, a mem-
ber of the Military Technical
Committee ; b. 1867, Miya-
zalci ; s. of Miyazaki sajmirai.
Sub-Lieutenant of Eng., July
1888; Lieutenant, Nov. 18-
91 ; ■ Captaiil, May, 1895 ;
Major, Aug. 1901 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Apr. 1905; Colo-
nel, Apr. 19 10. Address:
No. 306, Nishi-Okubo, To-

yotama-o-un. Tokyo.

Tsutsumi, Zentaro (If #:fcli5),
one of the highest tax-payers
of Saga prefecture ; b. . the
6th m. of the 4th y. of K6-
kwa (1847), Saga ; 1st i'. of
Yasubei Tsutsumi, a santurai
of Saga; in. Chiyo, ist d.
of Hyoemon Tsurumaru, also
a Saga - samurai. Address :
Kubota-mura, Saga-gun, Sa-
ga-ken.

Tsuzuki, Jinnosuke (SliUJfi;?;

W' Surgeon-Colonel, attaclie
to Army Medical Academy;
b. 1 87 1 in Tokyo. Surgeon-
Sub-Lieut., Nov. 1 891; Sur-
geon-Lieut., Nov. i^"94;
Surgeon-Captain, Oct. 1897;
Surgeon- Major, Nov. 1902;
Surgeon-Lieut.-Colonel, Nov.
1907; Surgeon- Colonel, June
1911; once proceeded to Ger-
many for medical inve:stiga-
tion; invented an anti-beriberi
medicine. Decorixtioits: sth
Order of S. T., 4tli Order
of R. S. Address: No. 53,
Rokuban-cho, Yotsuya-ku,
Tokyo.

Tsuzuki, Keiroku ffi!|IS>'s).
Hogaktiliahishi (Dr. of Law),
Baron (or. 1908), Privy Coun-
cillor ; b. the 2nd 111. of the
1st y. of Bunkyu (1861), To-
kyo ; I st s. of the late Ka-
dzutada Tsuzuki, a Shogu-
nate sainnrai ; m. Mitsu-l<o,
adopt, d. of Marquis Kaoru
Inoue. Edzic: graduated from

Tsu

[■ 1092 ]

the Tokyo University, ,1881;
studied^, politics _ §t,^i]ie_ Uni-
versity of Serliu, ', i88^— 18-
"S'S";' appointed Secretaiy of
ITegatiori, and Councillor of
the. Foreign Office as an ad-
ditional post, and then Private
Secretary to the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, 1 886 ;,.Ji'a-
velled abroad in the suite of
Prince' Yaniagata , 1 889 ; ap-
pointed Private Secretary to
the Premier, and Councillor
of the Home Office as an ad-
ditional post, "1890; Director
of the Public Works Bureau,
Home Office, -and Private Sec-
retary to the Home Minister,
1894 ; again travelled with
Prince ~ Yamagata ivhen the
latter was dispatched to Mos-
- cow to "attend Tzar Nicholas'
Coronation ceremony ; Vice-

Minister of Education, 1897;
EEnvoy Extraordinary a.nd Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary, 1 898 ;
Vice-Minister for Foreign Af-
fairs under Viscount Aoki, 18-
99, but shortly afterwards
resigned the post owing to
some disagreement of opinion
with his chief ; nominated
Member of the House of Peers,
1 899 ; and then Chief Sec-
retary of the Privy Council ;
was in the suite of the late
Prince Ito when he visited
Europe, 1901 — 1902 ; ap -
pointed Special BZnvoy to at-
tend the Hague Peace Con-
ference of 1907. Decoration:-
isf Order of Merit. Address :■
No." 2, ligura - mamiana-cho,
Azabu, Tokyo. Tel.: 750
Shiba.

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Uch

u

ITchida, Ginzo (R H 45 M),
Bungakuliakushi (Doctor of
Literature), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Literature of the Kyo-
to Imp. Univ. (Chair-histoiy);
b. Jan. the 5th y. of Meiji
(i872)inSenju,Tokyo. Edttc:
Waseda Univ. and the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. Publication : His-
tory of Japan in Modern
Tinies. Address : No. 26, Ka-
mi-Oji,'Yoshidamaclii, Kyoto.

UcMda, Hironori (p^ffljiS^O)
Colonel of Cavalry, Crm-
niande-r of the 23rd Kegi-
ment of Cavalry; b. 1868 in
Kumamoto-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1888; Lieut, of Cavalry
in Colonial Troops, Nov.
1891; Captain, Oct. 1894;
Captain of ' Cavalry, May
!8c6; Major, Dec. .^899;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1903;
Colonel, Aug. 1905. De-
corations: 4th Order of S..^
T., 3rd 'Order of R. S., 3rd'
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Hirc^aki. Aomori-ken.
" TJchida, Ikusnke CW IB ^ Sft),
Iron-monger; b. the iith^i^.
of the 3rd y. of Kaei (1850)
in Tokyo', e. s. of Hachisa-
buro Uchida and adopted by
the late Kyuzo Uchida ; in.
Waka, e. d. of Tomigoro U-
chida of Tokyo. Address :
No. 16, Yoshidamachi, Hon-
jo, Tokyo. Tel.: 11 28 Shi-
taya.

Uchida, Kakiciii CR B ^ I'i),
Chict oi the Civil Admini-
stration Office of the Form-
osan Government ; b. the loth
m. of the 2nd y. of Keio
(1866) in Tokyo ; e. s. of
Shohachi Uchida ; m Rin,
sister of Juhei Ishikawa, a
samurai of Chiba-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1 88 1. After gradu-
ation successively was Sec-,
retary to the Communications'
Department, Inspector of the
Mercantile Marines, Council-
lor to the Conimunications'
Department, Judge -^of the
Highei Marine Court, Pri-
vate Secretary to the Mini- ,
ster of Communications ; sent'
to Europe and America on
an official mission, 1898 — '
1899 ; Chief of the Mercantile
Marine .Bureau, 190 1 ; in ad-
dition President of the Higher
Marine Court, 1904 ; again
sent to Europe and America
on oiHcial business, 1908 ;
transferred to the present post
in 1910. Address: Formosan
Government Office, Taihoku,
Formosa.

IJchida, Keizo Cm EH R H),
President of the Mihara Fem-
ale Normal School (Hiroshi-
ma-prefecture) ; b. the 1st «2.
of the 3rd y. of Keio (1867)
in Yonezawa, prefecture of
Yamagata ; s. of Miyakichi
Uchida ; m. Saki, younger

Uch

[ ^094 1

sister of Toyoshichiro Ishii,
Judge of the Miyagi Couit of
Appeal. Rduc. : graduated
from the Yonezawa Middle
School and the Yamagata
Normal School; then studied
at the Tokyo Higher Nor-
mal School. Was teacher to
common .schools (1888 — 18-
93); to middle schools (1893
— 1898); afterwards succes-
sively was teacher to the Nor-
mal Schools of Miyagi and
Nagano,- to the Female Nor-
mal School of Nagaoka of
Niigata-ken; present post since
1 9 10. Publications: Izayoi-
nikki-kyoJwn (a text book of
Japanese classics), Hohietsii-
Kigyoshi (History of textile
industry of the province of
Echigo), etc. Recreations:
CDliector of 'old historical
books, pictures and curios ;
travelling ; horticulture. .Ad-
dress : Mihai'amachi, Mitsuki-
liun, Hiroshima-ken.
" UciaMa, Kojiro (jH'^'V'-^W).

.Pa3^ma5ter Naval Captain,
chief o( . the i st Section ol
of the Accounts Dep't in the
Maidzuru Naval Station; b.
in 1 87 1. Educ: the Pay-
master's School. Paymaster
Lieut. - Commander, Sept.
1903; Paymaster-Command-
er, Sept. 1906; Paymaster-
Captain, Dec. 1 91 1. De-
corations: 4th Order of R.
S., Sth Order of S. T. Ad-

dress: the iviaidzuru Naval

Station. ,. ..

Ucliida, Masaji (ft H g5: i§),

President of the Totomi Bank;
b. the 3rd m. of the ist
yl of Ansei (1854) in Shizu-
oka-ken ; e. s. of Kisaburo
Uchida ; m. Yone, widow of
certain Nakamura of Sliizuo-
ka. Succeeded his father in
1884. Address: No. 69, Kon-
yacho, Hamamatsu, Hama-
na-gun, Shizuoka-ken.

IJoh.ida, Masatoshi (i>^f£|jlit5:),
Baron; Vice-Admiral on the
Keserve,M.Df the"Hou?eofPee- "
rs; h. the4thy, ofKaei(i85t)in
Kochi-ken ; ' e. s. of the late
Mosuke Uchida, s.- samurai
of the former Kochi-clan ; m.
Chiyoi, 2nd d. of Masakichi
Kadota, also a Kochi saimi-
rai. Entered the naval ser-
vice in 1 878 'as 2nd Sub-
Lieutenant and after due pro-
motions attained the rank ol
Vice-Admiral ; was succes-
■ sively Vice -Captain ofthe Tsu-
kiiba, Kongo, Hiei and Fuso,
Captain of Takasago and Ya-
, sMma, Chief of the Naval Bar-
racks of the Kure Naval Sta-
tion, Chief of the Naval Ports.
Section and then ofthe Reser-
ve Ships Section of the Sasebo
Naval Station, Commander of
the Standing Squadron, etc.;
took part in the China-Japan
war as Captain ofthe Chiyoda; _
created Baron in 1907. De-

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TJxih

coratians : 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun and 4th Class oi
the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 505, Shimoshibuya, Shi-
buya-machi, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu. Tel. : 1 562 Shiba.

Uehida, Mori-icM CftH^-),
Igakuhakushi (Doctor of Me-
dicine), Prof, of the Sendai
Special School of Medicine.
Address: Sendai Special Sch-
ool of Medicine, Sendai, Mi-
yagi-ken.

Uehida, K'aozo Cp^ EH it S),
Director of the Iriyama Coal
Mining Ct\, the Banzai Life
Insurance Co. and of the To-
kyo Carpet Mfg. Co., Audi-
tor of the Keiseisha <k. Co. ;
b. the 8th m. of the 1st y.
of Keio (1865) in Kagawa-
ken ; e. s. of Naozaemon U-
chida"; 111. Tame, e. d. of Ri-
s'dkc Hirano of Kanagawa.
Succeeded liis father in 18-
93. Address: No. 10, Suga-
ciio, Nezu, Hongo, Tokyo.
Tel.: 1377 Shitaya.

Ueliida, H'obuyasii Ci?5H-(g-(*-).
iVIayor of the City of Taka-
saki ; b. the 5th m. of the
rst y. of Gwanji (1864) in
Nagasaki-ken ; e. s.- of Shim-
pachi Uehida, a samurai of
Nagasaki ; vi. Kuri, 3rd d. of
Mokubei Memo of Shiga-ken.
Succeeded hisfather in 1878.
Removed to the city of Ta-
kasaki and was elected its
Mayor. Address : City Office,

Takasaki, Gumma-ken. '

IJcMda, Sadazuchi (?9HSflX

Envoy Bxtraordinarj- and Ple-
nipotentiary to Norway and
Sweden ; h. the ist m. of the

1 s£ '</. of Keio (i 865) in Fukixo-
ka-ken; e. s. of the late Zinzo
Uehida, a Fukuoka samurai;' ,
m. Y6. Educ: graduated from
the College of Law of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1889.
Vice-Consul at Shanghai, i&-
90 ; Consul at Seoul, 1893 i
Consul at New York, 1896;
promoted Consul-General, 19-

02 ; Minister Resident to Bra-
zil and in addition Consul-
General at Rip-de- - Janeiro,
1906; j)romoted to Minister
at the same office, 1907 ; tran-
sferred to present post, 191 1,
Address : Japanese Legation,
Stockholm, Sweden.

Uehida, Shibahiko Cft ffl mM
S), Chief Public Procurator
of the Matsue District Court.
Address : Matsue District
Court, Matsue, Shimane-ken.

Uehida, Shigenari (ftBa/S,),
Judge of the Naval Court-
Martial, Member of the Bureau
of Justice of the Naval De -
partment; b'. Jan. the first jj'.
of Meiji (1868) in Yamagu-
chi-ken; 2nd s. of Kozo Hirai,
a samurai of Yamaguchi, and
adopted by Mamoru Uehida;,
m. K6, e. d. of. his adopted
father. Passed the Higher Civil
Service Examination in 18^0. .
Appointed Public Procurator,

Vah.

[ 1096 ]

1892; then Judge; transfer-
re<i, to the present posts in .1 8-
.97. Address : No. 30, 2 cho-
me, Kagacho, IchigayA, U-
shigome, Tokyo.

tfchida, Yasuya Ci^ H Lt tfe),
ex-Mi n. for Foi-eigti Affairs ;
■6. the 8th w/. of the 1st j. oi
Keio (1865) m Kumamoto ;
e. s. of the late ' Gen-hhi U-
chida, a samurai of the for-
^ler Kumamoto clan ; m. Ma-
sa, .2;''d d. of Shozaburo Do-
gura of Nara-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1887. Entered the
diplomatic service as Attache

ii-

- > the L<="^T-' ■' at Washing-
ton; transferred as Private Sec-
retary to the Minister for Ag-
riculture and Commerce in 1 8-
90 ; called back to the Foreign
•Office as its Secretary, 1892;
Secretary to the Legation at
London, 1893; to the Lega-
tion at Feting,. , 1895 ; .pro-
moted Minister Resident and

in addition Secretary to the
Foreign Office ; appointed Di-
rector of the Commercial Bu-
reau of the Foreign Office,
1 897 ; Director of the Poli-
tical Affairs Bureau, 1898 ;
promoted Envoy Extraordi -
nary and Minister Plenipo -
tentiary, still 'remaining in
the office of Director of the
Political Affairs Bureau, 18-
99 ; Vice-Minister of Foreign
Affairs, 1900 ; Minister to Pe-
king, 1901 ; elevated Ambas-
sador to Vienna, 1907 ; creat-
ed Baron in the same 3'ear ;
transferred to Washington in
the sam.e capacity in 1909;
was mad'e Min. for Foreign
Affairs in Saionji Cabinet
m Aug. 191 1 and resigned
it in Dec. 1912; decorated
with . the ist Order of Merit ;
Addvtss : created viscount,
1 91 2. Tokj^o.

Uciiig'asBki, Sakusaburo (f^
- I't fi3 = IR). Prof, at <-he '
Waseda Univ., Paster of To-
kyo Unitarian Church, chief
editor of the Rikugo Zasshi,
a religious magazine ; i?. the
4th m. of the 1 0th j^. of Meiji
(1877) '" Mi3'agi-l«n; s. of
Sakutaro Uchigasaki ; m.
Kiyo-ko, d. of Yoshiyasu
Hiraiwa, superintendent of
the Japan Methodist Church.
Educ: graduated from the
College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. and from

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IJeli

the Maiic'h<-ster Colk^-e, Ox-
ford, England, 1908-11. Was
lecturer of the Ikuhin-kwan,
chief editor of The Teikokii.
Btcngakic, assisted Paster
Ebina's preachings at the
Hongo Church; visited U.S.
A. on his way home from
England and preached ex-
tensively on that side of the
Pacific. PtLblications: "Hu-
man Life and Literature,"
" From England to Japan,"
etc. Recreations : ■ walking,
book-collecting. Address: 'No.
1 1 . Maruynma-cho, Koishi-

kawa, Tokyo.

Utsumi, Santei (_pq ^^ 3 ^),

Director and Chief Engineer
of the Chuo Cement Co., Ltd.
and Auditor of the Mii<awa
Cement Co., Ltd.; d. the 4th
m. of the 1st _y, Meiji (1868)
in Osaka; 3rd s. of Ritei
Utsumi; m. Kiku; d. of Shi-
midzu, 1900. Ediic. : gra-
duated from, the College of
Engineering of the Tokyo
Imperial Univ., 1889. Was
made Chief Engineer of the
Hokkaido Cement Co. Ltd.,
1890-94. Examiner of the
Patent Bureau of the Dep't.
of Agriculture and Commerce,
1894-95, Examiner in the
Fourth Industrial Exhibition,
1895, Manager of the Mikawa
Cement Co., Ltd., 1895-98,
President of the same, 1898-
191 1, and Director and Chief-
Engineer of the Chuo Cement

Co., Ltd., J902-12. PuUica-
ho?is: Ariyicial Coloring of
Bronge Wares, 1889, PorU
land Cement Industry in
Japan, 19 12. Address: .No.
49, Kami Negishi-michi. Shi-
taya, Tokyo. Tel: (Long.
tTcliimi, Sentaro (fX] %%, % ±^

BFO; Surgeoh-Coldriel, chief of
the Medical Dep't of th^
nth Army Division; b
1866 in Kagawa-ken. Sur-
geon-Sub-Lieut., Dec. 1885:
.Surgeon-Lieut., Nov. 1889
Surgeon-Captain, April 1893
Surgeon-Major, Oct. 1898
.Surgeon-Lieut.-Colonel, Nov
1907; Surgeon-Colonel, Aug
191 1. Decorations: 4th Or-
der of R. S., 3rd Order of
S. T., 4th Cla_ss of G, K.
Address: Zentsuji, Kagawa-
ken.

Uchlmura, Hyozo CftfJJ^K),

VoLeriaary-Surgeon -Lieuten-
ant-Colonei, Ciiief of the Ve-
terinary Department of the
4th Army Division ; b. 1 870
in Fukushima-ken. Veterin-
ary Surgeon-Sub-Lieutenant,
May 1894; Lieutenant, Nov.
1896; Captain, Nov. 1899;
Major, July 1904; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Dec. 1908. Decora-
tions : Sth Order of the Sacred
Treasure and 4th Order of
the Golden Kite. Address :
Headquarters of the 4th Army
Division, Osaka.

¥chimura, Zanzo Cft 1^ M
3), iclu,ious man. thinker J

TJch

.[ 1098 ]

b. ill Siiiuauo. Educ: Sapporo
Agricultural College-; studied
English literature under Dr.
Clark and became fervent
Christian ; went to America
and engaged in idiot educa-
tion in tlie public idiot home
,/'of Peunsylbania, .^..ajid, „ aftftrr
'warrd studied at a college for
four years ; returned home in
1888 ; was prof, in a high
school and some other schools ;
edited Dohurlisu Zassi (inde-
pendent magazine); was prin-
cipal of Seika Girls School ;
now is engaged in editing and
publishing a magazine called
Seishono-kenkyu (Bible study).
Publioatlons : "essays of warn-
ing the world" (Japanese),
How have I become Christian '?
(Englisli), Japan and Japanese
(English). Address : Tsunoha-
zu, Tokyo.

Uchimura, Faotoshi C^J tt it
M), President of the Kobe -
Electric Light Co.; i>. 1861
in Aizu, province of Iwashi-
ro ; adoj)}. s. of Naoyoshi U-
chimura. Entered the service
of the Metropolitan Police
Board as Police Sergeant
in 1 881; then in siicces-
ion was Chief of Police of pre-
fectures of Yamagata, Shiga
and Flyogo, Secretary to the
Hyogo-prefecture, etc.; left the
government service in ipioand
accepted present post ; elect-
ed Member of the Kobe Cham-

ber of Commerce, Mar. 191 i;
is also Vice-president of the
Kobe branch of the Butokii-
kwai (an association 'for the
encouragement of military ex-
ercises). Address : No. 40,
6 chome, Nakayamate-dori,
Kobe. Tel.: 3325. Clubs:
Electric Association ; Kobe
Club ; Shinko Club ; Konwa-
kwai ; Society of tlie Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Animals ;
Kobe International Associa-
tion, etc.

UcMmura, Tatsujiro (ft Id* ^
- Bl?), Patent-Attorney; b. in
Tokyo, 1867. Educ: gra-
duated from the Tokyo High-
er Technical College in 1 890.
Was Examiner of the Govern-
ment Patent Office till 1906,
when he resigned to become
chief expert' of the Imperial
Refrigerating Company ; tra-
velled through Europe and
Anierica to inspect cold.sto-,,
rage business in 1907 ; is the
first introducer and erector of
cold storage and refrigerating
plants in Japan, and. has also
done much for Japanese fi-
sheries by applying Western
modes and systems. He is,
advisory engineer to the Sag-
halien Government, Director
of the Industrial Improve-
ment Association. Recreation:
Caligraphical arts. Address:
No.' lo, Yariyacho, Kyoba-
shiku, Tokyo. Tel.: iy6 Kyo- .

[ 1099 ]

Veh.

bashi Telegrapliic Address :
" Uchi " (Home) ; " Uchita-
tsu " (Abroad). Club : K6-
junsha.

OTciimo, Gorozo J.iHWIiS:\iZ),
Director of the Taihei Life
luRiirance Co., the Totsuhan
Printing Co., and of the Tokyo
■Prodnots Indxxstrial Bank, Au-
ditor of the Meiji Tannine
Co.; b. Feb. the 6th_^. of Meijl
(1873) in Chiba-ken ; brother
of Tobei Namekav/a and a-
dopted by Kisuke Uchino of
Tolcyo ; m. Koto, e. d. of his
adopted fatlier. Address : No.
4, I cliome, Kakigaraclio, Ni-
hombashi, Tokyo. Tel.: 1196
Naniwa.

Uchino, KosMcM CwSf^-tr),
President of tlie Odawara
Commercial Bank ; b. tlie 5tli
711. of- the Sthjr. of Kaei (18-
52) in Kanagawa-ken ; e. s.
of Kozaemon Uchino ; m. Ta-
ma, 2nd d. oi Yabei Yanaga-
wa of Kanagawa-lcen. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1 879. Ad-
dress : . Otsubo-mura, Ashiga-
rashita-gun, Kanagawa-ken.

Unhino, Shin-ichi Cpj gf^ -),
one of tlie highest tax-payers
of Toyama-ken, President of
the Ucliino Bank« Ltd., Di-
rector of the Toyama Tex-
tile Fabric Model Factory,
Auditor of the 47th Bank ;
b. Dec. the 7th y. of Meiji in
Toyama-ken ; e. s. of Kenji-
ro Uchino and adopted by

the late Shin-ichi Uchino ;
w.^Tsuya, 4th d. of Saburo-
emon Sanshaku. Succeeded
his adopted father in 1901.
Address : No. 6, Toyolcawa-
cho. Toyama, Tovama-ken.
Ueliino, Tatsujiro (_^ ^f ^

'X IR)j Colonel, of Infantry,
Chief of the Staff of the
Imperial Guard Division;
Member of the Military
Technical Committee; b.
1 870 in Fukuoka-ken. Sub-
Lieut., March 1891; Lieut.,
Oct. 1894; Captain, Oct.
1897'; Major, Dec. 1903;
Lieut,. Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, Nov. 1910. Decora-
tions: 5th Order of S.T., 4th
Order of R. S., 3rd Class of
G. K. Address: 9 Daiban-
cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo.

tTfihiyama', Keizaburo C?3lU|!c
HII$), Import and export mer-
chant, Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Totsuka
Bank and of the Yokosuka
Commercial ■ Bank, Managing
Director of the Yokosuka Ele-
ctric and" Gas Co. ; b. the Stb
in. of the 3rd y. of Buakyii
(1863) in Kanagawa-ken; 2nd
s. of the late-Ichihei Uchi-.
yama ; m. Kiyo, 2nd d. of
Tetsuzo Nagasaka of Kana-
gawa-ken. , Ediic. : graduated
from the Mitsubishi Com-
mercial School and then from
the Shoho Koshujo (forerun-
ner of the present Tokyo

Uch

I lOO J

Higher Commercial Sciiool).
.Has been thrice elected mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives. Address .;^o. 107,
6 chome, Aioicho, Yokohama.
Td.: 62.

Cchiyaraa, Kojiro (1% iLi /> ZL
W), Licu< euant-Genera 1 , Com-

mander of the T2th Army
Division; b. the 10th m. of
•the 6th jf. of Ansei (1859) in
Tokyo ; 2nd s. of the late Ka-
ktiji Uchiyama, M Tokyo' sa-
murai ; «<-Kun, 3rd d. of
Amitsune Tanaka, a Fukushi-
m'a. sam7irai. Educ: gi'aduat-
ed fi'om the Military Academy
(1879) and the Military Col-
lege (1888). Sub-Lieutenant of
Artillery, Dec. 1S79 '> Lieu-
tenant, Feb. 1883 ; Captain,
June 1886; Major, Sept. 18-
91 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Dec.
.1894; Colonel, Oct. 1897;
Major - General, June 1901 ;
Lieutenant-General, Nov. 19 •
•07. Occupied successively the

posts of Staif officer to th«"
6th Army Division, Military-
Attache to the -Legations at
St. Petersfeurg and Paris, Com-
mander oi the Yura and then
Tolcyo Bay Fortresses, etc. ;
took part in the Japan-China
war as staff officer to the 1st
Array Division ; in the Rus-
so-Japanese war as Comman-
der of the 1st Field Artillery
Brigade of the 2iid Army and
played a splendid part in the
battles of Nansan and Telissu
by his well managed direction
of tire Artillery. Decorations:
3rd Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure, 2nd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and 2nd Class of
the Golden Kite ; was Com-
mander of the 15 th Army Di-
vision and then present post
.since Dec. 1912, Jddress ••

Kokura.

Uchiyama, Matsnyo CAl \li *2

t&), President of the Toyama-
ken Agricultural and Indust-
rial Bank> Director of the
Hokuriku Artificial Fertilizer
Co. ; d. the 2nd 7k. of the
1st J. of Gwanji (1S64) m
Toyama-ken; e. s. of Ha-
ruka Koike and adopted by
Che late Toshihiko Uchiyama;
!n. Taka, 3rd d. of his adopted
father. Address : Hyakutsu-
Ica-mura, Nei-gun, Toyama-
ken..

Uehiyariia, Teiichi (ftlUi^-),
Expert to the Agricultural

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Uda

Experiment Farm ; d. Dec.
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) in
Saitama-ken ; e. s. of Onsai
Uchiyama ; m. Sono, <?. d. of
Keisuke Hasegawa of Saita-
ma - ken. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Agricult-
ure of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
in 1 89 1. Present post since
1897. Address.- No. 15, Mi-
yashitacho, Koishikawa, To-
kyo.

TTda, TomosMro (^ H Si E3 MR),
President of the Tosa Electric
Railway Co. ;. b. the 3rd m.
of the 1st y. of Man-en (18-
65) in Kochi-ken ; 2nd s. of
Chozo Uda ; m. Kane, sister
of Hikokichi Matsumoto. Has
been formerly member of the
Takashima-gumi Transporta-
tion firm, Osaka. Address-:
No. 8, 4chome, Nishinaga-
bori, Nishiku, Osaka.

XFda, Yogord C^ H W 3S. I|5),
Chief of the Tokyo Central
Telegraph Office." Address :
No. 3,257, Karoeido, Minami-
katsusbika - gun, Tokyo-fu.
Tel.: i88 Shitaya.

Uda, Yonetara (^ H *J: 10,
Presideiit of the Yokohama
Banji Hospital. Address: Mi-
namiyoshidaroachi, Yokoha-
ma.

Veba, Hei m ^ ¥), farmer.
Member of the House of Repre-
sentatives; ^. the 3rd m. of the
2nd jf. of Aiisei (1856) in Ka-
gawa-ken ; 3rd s. of Sokichi

Takahashi ; adopted by the
late Soji Ueba of Osaka; m.
Kozue, 3rd d. of his adopted
father. '■ Has been in the ser-
vice of the Osaka Police and
then Member of the Osaka
Prefectural Assembly; elected
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives for the fifth timej
member of the Seiyuhai (a'
political party). Address : Da-
ikan-mura, Mishima-gun, 0-
saka-fu.

TTeda", Bin C± H ii), Btin-

gakuhakushi (Doctor of Li-
terature), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Literature of the Kyc
to Imp. Univ. (Chair-English
Literature); b. Oct the 7th
/. of Meiji (1874) in Tokyo;
e. s. of Keiji Ueda, a Shizu-.
oka samurai; m. YAsVi, younger ^
sister of Mataemon Saito of
Hokkaido. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Literature
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1 897. Appointed Prof of the
Tokyo Higher Normal School
in 1 899 ; afterwards transfer-
red to the present post ; made-
a tour of Europe from 1968
to 1 909;. received the degree of
Bungakuhakushim 1910. Pu-
blications : " Jesus Christ " ,
"A. Collection of Literary
Essays " , " The yictorian
Lyre (1899) ", " Miotsukushi" .
(a translation), " Western Li-
terature of Modern Times ",
" Specimens of English Pro-

UecL

D 1 102 j

se", "Dante, the poet", "Kai-
choon " (a translated poem),
" Lectures on Literature and
Art ", etc. Address : No. 36,
Irie, Okazakimachi, Kyoto.

Ueda, EijiroC± H ^.^ II?),
Expert to the Agricultural
Experiment Farm ; b. Aug.
the 5th J*, of Meiji (1872) in
Oita-ken ; 2nd s. of Yoemon
Ueda ; m. Yae, e. d. of Ko-
kuho Ogura of Tokyo. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Agriculture of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1897. Has
been teacher to the Agri-
cultural School of Ishikawa-
' ken and then of Kyoto-fu, .
I S97; present post since ,1 897;
sent , to . Korea, -on, .an ,o,fficiai
mission 1908 ; is an expert on
plSilt tacteiiology . Address:
No. 80, Shimmeimachi, Ko-
magome, Hongo,; Tolcyo.

¥eda, Geiisuke (Ji H 'MWj,
farmer, one, of the highest
taxpayers of Kochi-ken ; b.
the 4th m. of the" 2nd j/. ol
Bunkyu (18.62) in Kochi-ken;
£. s. of the, late Tomeji Ueda;
m. Kayi, e. d. of Itsu Kurose,
saimirai 6il^<:&.. . Succeeded
his father in 1881. Address:
Yasu-mura, Kami-gun, Ko-
chi-ken.'

TTeda, Hyokichi (± ffl :^ ^),

;^Cpl,on.er pL InfeRfefyr ^^ aide-
"de-eamp to His Majesty; b.
I870 in Tokushima-ken. Sub-
Lieut., March 1892; Lieut.,

Sept. 1894;, Captain. Dec;
1897; Major, Sept. 1904;
Lieut. Colonel, Dec. 1908;
Colonel, March 1912. De-
corations: 4th Order of S.T.,
4th Order of R.S., 4th Class
of Golden Kite. Address: No.
823 Sendagaya, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo-fu.

TJeda, Kazutoshi Ch H it; ^jj),
Bungakuhakuski (Doctor of
Literature), Prof, and Dean of
the College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (chair-Japa-
nese Language and Literat-
ure); <5. the 1st m. of the..
3rd y. of Keio (1867)- in
'^ok^'o ; e. 5. of the late
Toranosuke Ueda, a former
samurai of Owari clan ; in.
Tsuru, e. d. of Tateasa Mu-
rakami, a Tokyo sanmrai.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Literature of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1888;
studied philology in Germany
arid France. Prof of his alma
iMter'on his return home ;
successively in addition was
Chief of the Bureau of Speci-
al School Affairs and then
Councillor of the Departrnent
for Education, Acting Pre-
sident of the Tokyo Foreign
Language School, etc. ; re-
ceived the degree of Bunga-
kuhakuski, . 1 900. Publica -
tions : "History of Japan ",
"Japanese Classical Reader";
"Universal History ", " His-

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tory of Japanese Literature-,
and many other similar works.
Address: No. 17, Shimizucho,
Yanaka, Shitaya, Tokyo. Tel.:
1285 Shitaya.

ITeia, Kimbei C± B ^ :R- W),
a large land owner, one of
the highest taxpayers of Wa-
kayama-ken j b. Nov. the ist
V. of Meiji (1867) in Waka-
yama-ken ; e. s. of the" late
Kimbei Ueda ; m. Sone, 4th
4. of Kosuke Yumori. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1902. Ad-
dress : Mibomachi, Hidaka-
gun, Wakayama-ken.

TJeda, Heiji C± H ^ "-), a
large landowner, one of the
highest taxpayers of Yama-
guchi-ken ; b. Aug. the 3rd
y. of Meiji (1870) in Ya-
maguchi-ken ; 2nd s. of Kan-
ichi Yoshitomi, a sauiiirai,
and adopted by the late Sho-
z6 Ueda ; . in. Michi, e. d. of
his adopted father. Address :
Daidomura, Yoshiki-gun, Ya-
maguchi-ken.

TJeda, Saknjiro C±fflfl3^Ii53, .
draper; b. Feb. the istj;/. of
Meiji (1868) in Kyoto; 3rd
s. of Seizo Ueda ; m. Masa,
4th d. of Ichirobei Kumagai
of Kyoto. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1895, Address :Yo-
shinagacho, Karasu-maruddri,
Shimokyoku, Kyoto. - Tel. : '

40 lyd. .

TJeda, Seiforo (M HI ?# 351 1|5),
a large landowner, one of the

highest taxpayers of Ibaraki-
ken ; Director of the Mizu-
kaido Bank, Ltd. ; b. Oct. the
Zrdy. of Meiji (1870) in Chi-
ba-ken ; e. s. of Seiemon Ue-
da and adopted by the late
Seigoro Ueda of Ibaraki-ken ;
m. Michi, e. d. of Seihichi.
Address: Mizukaidomachi,Yu- .
ki;gun, Ibaraki-ken.

TJeda, Taro (Jh B ± IP),

, Colonel of Infantry, Comman-
der of the 72nd Infantry Re-
giment; b. 1 87 1 in Gifu-ken.
Sub-Lieut., Mar, 2893; Lieut.,
Feb. 1895; Captain, Oct.
1898; Major, July 1 904; Lieut. '
Colonel, Dec. 1908; Colonel,
May 1902. Decorations: 4th
Order of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Oita, Oita-
ken.
Ueda, Yutaku (± ffl ;t ^),

Baron, Gen., on the 2ad Ee-
serve since Feb. 19 12; h. the,
2nd m. of the 3rd y. of Ka3'ei
(1850) in Tokiishima-ken; 2nd
s. of Yoshinojo Ueda, a sa-
murai of the former Tolcu-
shima clan ; m. Towa, 2nd
d. of Toa Tsubouchi, also
a Tokushima samurais Enter-
ed the Army as C iptain
of Infantry in 1 872 ; took
part in . the Satsuma Re-
bellion as a company com-
mander of the Hiroshima Gar-
rison and was wounded at
Tawarazaka Major, Sept.

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18&1 ; Lieutenant — Colonel,
Nov. 1889 ; Colonel,. Nov, 18-
93 : w^.s Chief of Staff to. the
5.tii! Army Divisio<a dliring the
Japan -China war; Major-
Gejaeral and President of the
Mllitaiy College, Se,p.t. 189.7 ;
then Commander of the 'J2nd
Infenhy Brigade ; Lieiitenant-
General and Chief of Staff t9
the Military Educati©n Inspec-
tion Office, May 1902.; took
part in the Russo-Japanese
wa-r as Comriiander of the S.th
Anrny Division and fought at
Telissu, Tashih-Chiao,. Shimu-
cheng, Liaoyaug and Shaho.' ;
created Baron in 1907 ; Com-
mander of the 7th Ai-my Divis-
ion ; Commaudor of the Im-
perial Guard Division and

then Com. of. Chosen Ga-
rrison, 191 1 Decorations : 2ncl
(Drder of the Sacred, Treasure ,
1st Order of the Rising Sun
and the and Class-efthe Gol-
den Kite. Address :'Eo. 102,
Yoyohata - mura, Toj-otama-
gun, ToTvjro-fu. Tel: 2037

Bancho.

ITeliara, ffonzo C± W-mM),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Yamaguchi-ken, Represen-
tative Member of the Kuda-
matsu Bank ; b. the 12th m.
of the 3rd/. of Kayei (1850)
in Yamaguchi-ken ; 2nd s. of
Katsuhei Uehara ; m. Sliika,
2nd d. of Motobei Fukuya, a
samurai of Yamaguchi-ken.

Address .• Mabii'.d-mura, T.^.u--
iio-gnn, famaguchi-ken.

ITehara, Shikazo Ci W, H ^),-
la.xvyer,. Auditor of the Ban-
zai Life Insurance Co., Ltdv;-
b: the 1 2th in. of the_2nd
y. of Keio (1866) in Oita-
ken;. m. Toyo,, adopted d. of
Kazuo- Hatbyama-, Hogaktiha- ■
kushi. Educ. : graduated from:
the Dita Normal School and
then from the Law and Eco-
nomics Course ..of the Tokyo
Semmo-n Gakbo (forerunner of
the present Waseda Univ.). Pa-
ssed the Exa-Hiination for Bar
and began .practice in. Tokyo ; '
has been GouneiHor <fc Chief of
the Editorial Staff of the Japan'
Lawyers' Association for many
years rendering good service
to the improvement of judicial
business ; was a ^ member of
the House of Representatives,
in 1902,. He. is' widely con-
nected- with business and in
addition, to- the , post -before-
mentioned' is at present legal
adviser to-- the Tokyo Rail-
way,. Tolcyo' Electric Light
and many other companies^

_ Address ;■ ISSo. T, Sarugaku-
cho, Kandaku, Tokyo. 2ei. :
737 Honkyoku.
TTehara, Shinjiro C±®#M1?),

. Rear- AdojitaLon. tie re;.serve ;
6. tlie s'th m.. of the. ist j?.
of Man-en (1864) in Nagano-
ken; 2nd: .y. of Soichii-o; IJe--
hara, a Nagano saimir-ai';:,

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TTeh

m. Kogiku, sister of Chika-
nari Honda, Baron. Entered
-the navy as 2nd Sub-lieuten-
ant in 188 J and after due
promotion attained tlie ranl<
of Rear- Admiral when he was
placed on the reserve; was
successively Vice-Captain of
the Takasago and Tsiikuba,
Staff Officer of the Sasebo
Naval Station, Captain of the
..Akagi, Suma, Akitsu and A-
kashi, Chief of the ist Section
of Naval B^ducation Board,
etc.- Address: No. 72, Na-
kashibuya, Shibuyamachi, To-
yotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Uehara, Yiisakn C± )ii % W),
.Baron, Leatenant - General,

the 3rd Amiy Di\^ since Mar-
ch '13 h. the nth m. (f
the 3rd y. of Ansei (1856) in
Miyazaki-ken '; 2nd s. of Sei-
zanTatsuoka, a Miyazaki sa-
imirai, and adopted by Naoza-
ne Uehara; ni: Maki, d. of
:the late General Marquis No~

zu." Etiuc. : studied military
tactics in PVance, 1881.- Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineers, Dec.
1879 ; Lieutenant, Sept. 1882;
Captian, June 1885; Major,
May 1 890 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Sept. 1894; Colonel, Oct.
1897; Major-General, July 19-
00 ; Lieutenant-General, July
1906. Occupied successively
the posts of Instructor of the
Military Academy, Chief of
the 5th Section of the Gen-
eral Staff Office, Inspector -
General of Military Educa -
tion, Superintendent of En-
gineers, etc. ; took part in the
Japan - China war as . Staff
Officer to the ist Army -and
was Chief of Staff to the 4th
Army undei General Nbzu
during the. Russo - Japanese
war ; created Baron and in-
vested with the 1st Oi'der of
the Rising Sun and the 2nd
Class of the Golden .Kite for
his services in .the war ; was
Qommaiider of the 7th Army
Division-, of the 14th Army
Division until April 19 12 aiid
then War Min. till De?.. '12.
Ueki, Gisaljuro (M ?!« tt H

Rl^)) Iiepresentative member
of the Korean Merchant Ship-
ping Firm; b. the 12th nt. of
the 3rd y. of Ansei (1856) in
Yamaguc}ii-ken; s. of Sanzo
Kashibe;, a' Tokuyama samu-
rai, and was adopted by the
Ueki family; m. Ritsu, d. of

Uem

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his adopted father. Ediic. :
studied, Chinese classics while
young. Entered the Osaka
Shosen Kwaisha in 1884 and
■was successively manager of
•its branches at Matajiri, Fu-
sari, Anping, Taku, Nagasaki,
Moji; retired from the Com-
pany and organized the Ko-
rean Merchant Shipping Firm,
of "which he is representative
member. Recreations : ,music,
painting, chirography, chess.
Address: No. 776, Ashiya-
. mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken.
Tel: 468 and 1031 Nishi.

TIelnatsu, liobi <M :tS fe il),
Ftfro/ai hy anoihcr nom de
ptime, Yafaio by proper na-
Bie ; artist, raised It cquer ma-
ker; I. Kov. ist in 1872 in To-
l;yG. Ecuc: Elndicd the ait un-
der his father and K( ku Kifhi.
Obfamed gold medal in the
GiardEshib! lion at Paris and
many }iiz€s in other various
cshibiticn, co.uncdlfor of Nihon
Lacquer- Fcciety, ccmmittee m.
of Eihon Arts Asfcciation and
of Nihon Ycungm( u'sLacquer
fccief}'. Addins : Kc. 1 3, Izu-
mc-cho, Kycl af^hi-ku, Tokyo.

TJematsu, Bansho CM1S##),
Lawyer, Junior Grade of 6th
Rank; 6th Order of Merit ; l>.
June the 6th y. of Meiji (18-
73) in Chiba-prefecture ; e. s.
of Kimbei Uematsu, famous
Chinese classical scholar; ;«.
• Ei, y., sister of Suku-u Saeki o(

the same prefecture. Educ. :
graduated first from the Do-
ninska, an institution under
the management of the late
famous scholar Keiu Naka-
mura, 1890 and then from
the Nippon Daigalcu (a law
college), 1896. Passed Simul-
taneously the Examinations
for Bench and the Higher Civil
Service, 1898; appointed Judge
of the IvOcal. 'Courts of To-
kyo and Tsuchiura in suc-
cession ; entered civil service
and was made Councillor
to the Tokushima Prefectural
Governrnent. and then trans-
ferred as Chief of Police in
Tochigi prefecture ; while in
the latter post he attracted
public notice by successfully
appeasing and thus prevent- ,
ing thousands of tumultous
mob from acting violently in
connection with the Ashio
Copper Mine Poisoning Case ;
afterwards retired from Gov-
ernment service and opsned
law office at Tokyo. Publica-
tions : ." Five Hundred ques-
tions on civil law", " Text
Book of Law of Police", "Com- .
plete work on Police Admi-
nistration", etc. Recreation :
Reading'. Address: No.'i, i
chome, Misakicho, Kandaku,
Tokyo. Tel: 3675 Honkyoku.
XTematsu, Shinj tiro CH IS fr +
BI5). timber merchant, Manag-
ing Director of the Shingu

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TJem

Bank, Ltd., Director of the
•Xoei Fishing- Co, Ltd. ; b. the
4th ;/?, of the 2nd y. of K6-
kwa (1845) in Mie-ken ; 3rd
s. of Kiiheiji Nakamori and
adopted by -Shin-emon Ue-
matsu of Wakayama-ken ; m.
Tami, elder s. of Tomimatsu
Qkada, a saimirai of Waka-
yama-ken. Has been presi -
dent of the Shingu Timber
Merchants Guild, director of
the Kitayama Bank, of the
Kumano Fishing Co, head-
man of the town of Shingu,
member of the Income-Tax
Investigation-Committee and
of the Succession-Duty In-
vestigation Committee, etc.
Recreatidns.'horticvlturt, chess.
Address: No. 138, Shingiima-
chi, Higashimuro-gun, Wa-
kayama-ken. Tel. : I 1. d.

.. tlematsu, YOemon CtiHSU*^
H), farmer, one of the highest
taxpayers of Shizuolca - ken ;
(5. tlie nth m. of tlie i^thj.
of Temp5 (1842) in Shizuor
ka-ken ; e. S: of Yomoshichi
Ueniatsu ; m. En, 2nd d. of
Yuku Okawa. Succeeded his
father in 1 886. Address : Ha-
, ramachi, Shuntorgun, Shizu-
oka-keri.

TJemura, Eiru (ffiW^K^), Vice-
Admiral on the reserve; d.
the 6th in. of the 5rd y. of
Kaei (1850) in Gifu - ken ; e.
s. of the late Yaheida Uemura,

a Gifu samurai ; m. Ren, 2nd'

d. of Takesada Sudo, a Ku-
mamoto samurai. Entered the
Navy as 2nd Sub-lieutenant
in 1877 and after due pro-
motion attained the rank of
Vice- Admiral in 1907 when
he was placed on the reserve;
was successively Captain of
the Atago, Oshima, Akitsu,
Takackiho, Hiei, Yoshino, Chin-
en and Hatsuse, Chief of Staff
of the Sasebo Naval Station,'
Chief of the Naval Port Sec-
tion of the Yokosuka Naval
Station, and then of the Port
Arthur Naval Station, Com-
mander of the Mako Fortress;
took part in the Japan-China
war as Chief of Staff of the
Port Arthur Naval Base. De- '
corations : 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun and '4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address :
iS'<\ 37,. fc)angenva, Azabu-ku,
Tokyo. ,

Uemura, Ishitarl'dS ^ j^ -k.
RR), Member of the Hiroshima
Chamber of Commerce, Pre-
sident of the Ujina Business
Association ; b. the Lst in. of
the 1st y. of Gwanji (1864)
in Hiroshima ; e. s. of Ku-
makichi Uemura; m. Kaku,

e. d: of Sampei Urano of Hyo-
go-ken. Address : No. 2, Ka-
igandori, - Ujina, Hiroshima -
shi, Hiroshima - ken. Tel. :

233-

Uemura, Naokiyo CW^^^),

IfeiH

Chief physician of the Sapporo
Hospital. Address: 8 chome,
Nishi, Kitaichijo, Sapporo,
-Hokkaido,

Uemura, Shumpei CM W M ^),
ex-Mayor of Osaka; h. the loth
m. of the 3rd y'. of Bunkyu
( 1 863) in Yamaguchi - ken ;
2nd Jf. of Shimanojo Uemura,
a sainuari ; m. Tae, 4th d.
of Yoshiinasa Okamura of To-
kyo. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law of the
Tokyo Imp, Univ. in 1886;
then from the Middle Temple,
I-ondon, with the degree of
Barrister-at-law in 1896. Ap-
pointed Assistant-Prof, of the
Tokyo Imperial University in
1886; next became lawyer,
practicing at Osaka and then
at Toltyo ; then Chief of the
Bureau of Documents of the
Bank of Japan ; entered the
Sumitomo firm in Osaka as
its Director and Manager;
next Director of the Kyii-
shii Railway Co. and then
Chief of the Kyushu Railway
Control Bureau after the rail-
way nationalization scheme
came into force ; was elected
Mayor of Osaka, 19 10- 12. Ad-
dress-: No. 42, Wakamatsu-
cho, Kitakuy Osaka. Tel. :
1770. Chi6 : Tokyo Club.

Uemura, Sumisabnro Cit W iS
S 115) Managing Director of
the Dai Nippon Beei Co.,
Director of Nippon Acetic

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Acid Mfg. Co., the Meiji Bi^g-
ar Mfg. Co.. ex-Dir. of tlie To-
yo Glass Co., Auditor of the
Dai Nippon Artificial Fertili-
zer Co., ex-Aud. of the Hokkai-
do Colliery and Steamship
Co., Representative member
of the Tokachi Cultivation
Co.; d. the loth m. of the
2nd f. of Bunkyii (1862) in
Tol<yo ; e. s. of Kojiiro Ue-
mura, direct retainer of the
Shogunate ; m. Sei, sisfer of
Shinjiro Nakajima, a Waka-
yama samurai. Became an
official of the Colonization
Board in 1879; transferred
successively to the Treasury,
Department for Agriculture
and Commerce and Depart-
ment of Communications; re-
signed his official post in 1 8-
89 and engaged in business,
in which he now holds the
above fnjportant posts. Ad-
dress: No. 5, Shinsaka-maChi,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo* Tel. ,;.28-
46 Shimbashi. .

Uemura. Tsimekiehi (iltM
fr),_ Nayal Captain, Com, of
OkinosMma, protected cruiser
Chief of the Saseho .Marine
Division; b. 1870. Edue, :
graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1884. Lieuten-
ant-Commander, June 1898 ;
Commander, Oct. 1902 ; Cap-
tain, Sept. 1907. DeecraUons}
3rd Order of the Rising 'Sun,
3rd Order of the Sacred Trea-

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sure anci ^th Class of the
G. K. Address : Saseho Na-
val Station.

Uenaka, Chokusai CM 'i^
jg ^), artist, Japanese paint-
er ; b. 1885 in Yamabe-gim.
Nara-ken ; s. of Genpachi U-
enaka ; m. Kikuko Nisliiguchi,
1909. Eduo.: privately; studi-
ed painting under Gaho Ha-
shimoto, Chokujo Fukada.
Exhibited his work "Empress
Komei" in the Tokio Indus-
trial Exhibition of 1907 and
obtaiued 2n(.l prize ; 3rd prize
in the 1st art exh. of B, D:
for ''setting sun"; 1 ad honour
of his picture of armour being
bought by the Imp. House in
the 5th Ind. Exhibition. Ad-
dress : 44, Nichome, Dojima-
nakamachi, Kita-ku, Osaka,
Clubs". Dohitsukai.
'XJeno, Eizaburo C-h IF ^ H
BR), Manager of the Teikoku
Hemp Mfg. Co., Auditor of
the Shimbi Shoin a (publish-
ing concern) ; i>. the 9th m.
of the 4th f. of Ansei (18-
57) in Kyoto; 3rd s. of Ju-
suke Ueno ; m. Koto, e. d.
of Gempachi Tsuda of Tokyo.
Was formerly Director of the
Japan Soap Co. and of the
Oriental Printing Co. Ad-
dress : No. S3, Takanawa-
Minami-machi, Shiba, Tokyo.

TJeno, Kikuro i±'mm% m,
farmer, one of the highest

tax-payers of Kagawa-ken,
Director of the Korea Busi-
ness Co.; b. Nov. the ist j.
of Meiji (1868) in Kagawa-
ken ; yoimger brother of Ko-
taro Hamazaki and, adopted
by Tsune Ueno ; m.- Aya, e.
d. of his adopted mother.
Address : Tsudamachi, Oka-
wa-gun, Kagawa-keUx

TJeno, Kintaro C± IF ^ ± BR), '
Yakugakuhakushi (Doctor of
Pharmacology), Chief of the
Meguro Brewery of the Dai Ni-
ppon Beer Co.; h. the loth m.
of the 2nd y. of Keio (1866)
in Tokyo ; 3rd s. of the late
Kagisaburo Ueno, a Tokyo
samurai; m. Sen, sister, of
Kurakichi Tonami of Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from tlie
College of Medicine of the
Tokyo Univ. in 1891, Ad-
dress : No. 218, Meguro-mu-
ra, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.

Ueno, KisaburS CiiF^HBIO,
Master of Ceremonies and
Private Secretary to the Mi-
nister of the Imperial Hou-
sehold ; b. the 3rd m. of
the 1st y. of Gwanji (18-
64) in Akita - ken ; younger
brother of Naoji Nakata, a
samurai of Akita, and adopted
by Yahei Ueno ; m. Toku,
niece of his adopted father.
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial ■
School in 1890. Appointed
Chancellor to the Consulate

Ben— Ties

[ I no]

at -San Francisco, i Sgzj.Clian-
cellor to the Legation at Ber-
lin, 1895; Consul at Hong-
kong, 1 897 ; Consul at San
Francisco, 1900 ; promoted
Consul - General at Sydney,
1967 • transferred to the pre-
sent posts, 191 o. .Address:
No 45, 5 chome, Minami-
machi, Aoyama, Akasakaku,
Tokyo. Tel: 1070 Shiba.

XJeno, Matsujiro (± if ^fS ^
115), Director of the Shinio-
zuke Bank, the Utsunomiya
Bank, the Shimozuke Paper
Mfg. Co. and of the Utsuno-
miya Business Enterprising
Co., Member of the Ut'-'iino-
miya Chamber of Commerce;
b. the 3rd m. of the 1st y.
of Man-en (1865) in Tochi-
gi-ken ; e. s. of Kyuhichi Li-
no of Chiba-ken arid adopted
by the late Matsujiro Ueno
of Tochigi-ken; m. Tami, e.
d. of his adopted father. Ad-
dress : Hongocho, Utsunonii-
ya, Tochigi-ken.

Ueno, RiicM (± if S. — ),
Auditor of the Osaka Asahi
Shimbun Co. ; b. the loth
m. of the 1st j/. of Kaye^
( 1 848) in Hyogo-ken ; e. s.
of the late Yasubei Ueno ;
11%. Sada, sister of Jirobei Ka-
no of Hyogo-ken. Succeed-
ed his father in 1870. Ad-
dress : No. 5, I chome, Hi-
ranomachi, Higashiku, Osaka.

Ueno, Sen-ichi (J: Sf % -).

Consiil-Genferal, at . /.Qhieu.tao ;
b. the 9th in. of the 3rd y:
of Ansei (1856) in Nagasaki-
ken. Chancellor to the Con-
sulate at Shanghai, i88i,to
tlie Consulate at Chefoo, 18-
83; Acting* yice-Consul at
Foochovv, 1887 ; Vice-Consul
at Wonsan, 1893 ; promoted
Con.sul, the same year; Con-,
sul at Amoy, 1896.; Consul
at Kantoii, 1906; present post
at Kanton, 1906 ; Consul Ge-
neral at Hawaii, 1908 ; pre-
sent post since 19 12. Address:
•Japainese Consulate, Chientao,
China.

Ueoka, Hiro-o C_h IM % W),
Lieut. -Coloriel of Commissn-
riat, Com. of the i ith Battalior
of Commissariat Troops ; b.
1 871. Sub-Lieutenant bf In-
fantry, Mar. 1894; Sub-Lie u-
tenent of Commissariat, May
1894; Lieutenant, Apr. 18-
95; Captain, Oct. 1897; Major,
Nov. 1907-. Decorations : 5th
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address : iith.Ba.ttzU
ion of Commissariat, Zentsuji,
Kagawa-ken. ' .

Uesaka, Kumakatsu C_fc ^ ]||
Bt), IgakitJiakushi, Prof of the
Okayama- Special School of
Medicine. Address : Okaya-
ma Special School of Medi-
cine, Okayama, Okayama-
ken.

Uesugi, Shigenori Cii^Jglt),

[Mil]

TTet

Count, Lord-in-Waiting of the
Kinkei Hall, Chief Director
of the Yonezawa Educational
Society ; b. the 2nd m. of the
1st y. of Kokwa (1844) in
Yonezawa, f)rovince of Ugo;
e. s. of Narinori Uesugi, former
lord of Yonezawa clan ; in.
Kane, e. d. of Kiyohisa Ito,
a samurai of Tokyo. Educ. :
studied in England, 1872 —
1.873. Appointed Public Pro-
curator, 1882 ; then merriber
of the Senate ; created Count
in 1 884; member of the House
of Peers ; Lord-in-Waiting of
the Kinkei-KiAX, 1890. Ad-
dress: No. 7, I chome, Mo-
tomachi, Hongo, Tokyo. Tel.:
2030 Shitaya.- /. d.

Uetake, San-emon Ctfi it H ^
#f PI), one of the highest tax-
payers of Tochigi-ken, Presi-
dent of the Kuroha Bank, Dir.
of the Ujiie Bank" Director of
the Nasu Commercial Bank,
the Shimozuke Shimbun Co.,
the Nishizawa Gold Mine Co.,
the Tochigi-ken Agricultural
and Industrial Bank and of
the 4th Bank, Auditor of the
S'htmozuke Bank, member of
the House of Peers ; b. the
2nd m. of the ist y. of Ansei
(1854) in Tochigi-ken; 2nd s.
of the late Sanjiiro Uetake ;
m. Matsu, 2nd d. of Goro
Kimijima. Address : Kawa-
nishimachi, Nasu-gun, Tochi-
gi-ken.

Uewada, Kisnke (± W B i:
W)i Auditor of the Takasaki
Bank. Address: Yoriai, Ta-
kasaki, Gumma-ken.

TJeyanagi, Kiemon (±Bl S^^
^ PI), ex-Mem. of the House
of Representatives, President
of the 117th Bank and of the
lida Savings Bank, Director
of the Ina Electric Railway
Co. ; b. the 9th vt. of the 2nd
y. of Kaei (1849) in Naga -
no-ken ; s. of the late Kiemon
Ueyanagi and adopted by Ki-
ichi Ueyanagi ; m. Michi, 2nd .
d. of Toshitaro Sekijima of
Nagano-ken . Member of the
House of Representatives since
1907. Address : lida-ma.chi,
Shi_moina-gun, Nagano-ken;.

tJgaki, KazusTiige C^Jg— JtS),
Colonel of Inf. since Nov. 1910,
Chief of the 1st Section of the
Military Education Inspection
Office ; b. 1 869 in Okayama-
ken. Sub - Lieutenant, Mar.
1891 ; Lieutenant, Sept. 18-
93 ; Captain, Oct. 1898 ; Ma-
jor, January 1904 ; Lieute-
nant-Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Ooloriel, Nov. 19 10. Decora-
tions: 5th Order of the Sacred
Treasure, 4th "Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 39, Aisumi-cho, YotSu-
ya-ku, Tokyo.

Uji, Shobei i^ m B ^ S),
pawn-broker ; b. the I2th m.
of the 5th y. of Ansei (1858)

Dji-TJki

[II 12]

ill Osaka ; 2nd s. of Risabu-
ro Dshima and adopted by
the late Ibei Uji; >«. Ume,
2nd d. of Shirobei. Ogiwara
of Osaka. Succeeded his adop-
ted father in 1873 Address:
No. 36, Kyuzaemoncho, Mi-
namiku, Osaka.

Ujiie, Jokichi Cit^A:^), one
of the highest taxpayers of
Miyagi-ken ; d. the 8th m. of
the 2nd f. of Keio (1866) ill
Miyagi-ken ; 2nd s. of Rolcu-
emon Togashi and adopted
by the late Jokichi Ujiie ; m.
Iwa, e. d. of his adopted father.
Address: Tsunodamachi, Igu-
gun, Miyagi-ken.

Ujita, Rokuzaemon (^ v§ ffl 5^
/feli'P'!), Sake-brewer, one of
the highest taxpayers of Wa-
kayama-ken ; b. Aug. the 6th
y. of Meiji (1873) in Waka-
yama-ken ; 2nd s. of Yoso-
shichi Ujita ; m. Taka, sister
of Zinkichi Nakayama of Wa-
kayama-ken. Succeeded his
father in 1894. Address ; No.
I, Yoriai - cho, Wakayama,
Wakayama-ken.

Ukai, Takes]3i (1^ tSj S),-A,
B., minister of the Japan Me-
thodist Church ; b. 1 865, at
Matsuye, Tzumo province; m.
Taye-ko, d. of Kaji-ko Ya-
jima, principal of the Joshi-
gakuin, in 1899; Educ: the
1st Middle School of Tokyo-
fu, Meiji-gizuku. Simoson Col-
lege. Towa, U.S.A. Engaged

as princii;al ■ f ;ui English
School, Secretary of Japan
Sunday School Association,
Secretary of Japan Temper-
ance Union, etc. Address :
20 Nishikonya-cho, Kyobashi-
ku, Tokyo.

ITki, Sekitaro (^ tIc Jl jfe IR),
Sm-geoH-Maj.-Gen., Chief of
the MeSicail'Depaf tment of the
3rd Army Division ; b. 18-
64. in Saga-ken. Surgeon-Sub-
lieutenant, Aug. 1886; Sur-
geon-Lieutenant, Dee. 1889 ;
Surgeon-Captain, Dec. 1892 ;
Surgeon - Major; Oct. 1898 ;
Surgeon - Lieutenant - Colonel,
Apr. 1904; Surgeon-Colonel,
June 1908; Surgeon-Maj.Gen.,
Sept. 1912. Decoratimis: the
4th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure, the 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun and the 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
Headquarters of the 3i'd Ar-
my Division, Nagoya, Aichi-
ken.

Ukita. lyeo C^ W ^ W),
Lieut. -Gplonel of Cavalry, Co-
mmander of the X ith Cavalry
Eegiment; h. 1872 in Kuma-
moto-lcen. Sub-Lieut., June
1894; Lieutenant, Aug. 1895;
Captain, Oct. 1898; Major,
Mar. 1905'. Decorations : 5th
Order of the Sacred Trea-.
sure, 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address :i™'
Cavalry Eegiment, Zentsur',

[II 13

Kagawa-keu.

Ukita, Katsujiro (?i?fflll»teIIO,
a large landowner, one of the
highest taxpayers of Kaga-
wa-ken ; b. the 8th m. of the
1st y. of Kokwa (1844) m
Kagawa-ken ; e. s.- of Mago-
juro Ukita and adopted by
Tsunezo Ukita ; m. Taki, e. d.
of Kanshiro Goto. Succeeded
his adopted father in 1867.
Address : Kan-onj imachi, Mi-
toyo-gun, Kagawa-ken.

TJkita, Kaeutami C# HI in 5),
Hogakufiakiishi (Doctor of
Law), Prof of the Waseda
Univ. (Chairs-Sociology and
History); b. the,, 12th m. of
the 6th/, of Ans'ei (1859) in
Kumamoto-ken ; 31 d s. of Juta
Ukita, a K^umamoto sanmrai;
m. daughter of Gohei Shimo-
miira. -Edtic. : graduated from
^& Dosfusha, Kyoto in 1879.
For some time was a Chris-
tian pastor after graduation ;
Prof of his alma mater, 18-
86 ; went to the U. S. A. in
1892 and studied theology,
history and politics at Yale
Univ. for a few years ; Chief
Prof of the DosMsha on his
return home ; next became
Prof of the former Tokyo
Semmon Gakko (present Wa-
seda Univ.),. and then install-
ed in his present post. Ptcb-
lications : " Character and Di-
gnity ", " Sociology ", " Philo-
sophy of Histor>' ", " Ancient

Uki-T-aJko

Histo)7 ", etc. Address : No.
17, Wakaba, Takata-mura,
Kitatoshima-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Ukita, Keizo (t? IB tt it),
druggist. President of the O-
saka Chemical Industry Co.,
Ltd., Auditor of the Union
Fire and Marine Transporta-
tion Insurance Co., Ltd., the
Wakayama Spinning Co., Ltd;
Dir. Kansai Water Power E-
lectric Co., Ltd., the Kita-
hama Bank, Ltd., the Nani-
wa Bank, Ltd., etc. ; 3. the
2nd 7«. of the 3rd j>. of Ko-
kwa (1846) in Nara-ken ; 2nd
i'. of Zsnroku Umesaki and
adopted by the late Keizo
Ukita . 7«. Yone, e. d. of his
adopted father. Has been
thrice elected Member of the
Oiaka Municipal Council \
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives in 1890 and in
1892 ; is at present one 01
the leading business men in
Osaka. Address : No. 245, 4
chome, Andojibashi, Minami-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 260 Minami.

XJkon, Gonzaemon (M '■&%.'&
^ PI), a large ship - owner,
President of the Japan Marine
Transportation and Fire In-
surance Co. ; b. the 9th m.
of the 6th y. of Kayei (18-
53) in Fukui-ken ; e. s. of
the late Takahiro, Ukon ; ni.
Haya, e. d. of Heizaemon U-
kon. Succeeded his father in
1882 ; is one of the leading

trko— Ume

[1114]

business men of Osaka. Ad-
dress : No. 14, 5 chome, Ki-
ta-dori, Nishinagabori, Nishi-
ku, Osaka. Tel.: 299 Ni-
shi, /. d,

XJkon, Wasaku (/& i£ m f^),

Managing Director of the
Japan Marine Transportation
and Fire Insurance Co. ; ^.
Mar. the 9th y. of. Meiji (18-
76). in Fukui-lcen ; 3rd .f. of
Gproemon Yasojima and a-
dopted by Gonzaemon Ukon,
a large shipowner of Osaka;
m. Tama, e. d. of his adopt-
ed father. .Address : 'No. 144,
2 chome, Edoboi-i, Nishi-ku,
Osaka.

TJmeaM, Yonosuke (it Jffl IS
Z m, MajovrGen.. cx-^Tein-
ber of tlie Army Construc-
tion Department ; ^. the 1 2th
m. of. the 4th f. of Kayei
(1851) in Yamaguchi - ken ;
e. s. of O Umechi, a Yama-
guchi samurai. Sub-Lieuten-
ant, May 1 874 ; Lieutenant,
July 1877; Captain, May 18-
86 ; Major, Apr. 1895 ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Dec 1899;
Colonel, Jan. 1903 ; Major-
General, May 1907. Was
Adjutant to the 3rd Infantry
Battalion of the Flying Co-
lumn in the Satsuma Rebel-
lion ; ' took part in the late
war as Commander of the
3rd Infantry Regiment of the
2nd Reserve. Decorations :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,

3rd Order of the Sacred
Treasure and 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 493, Sendagaya,. Toyo-

tama-gun, Tokyo-fu Tel. :

2793 Shiba.

IJmeliara, Kameshichi CH M
fe -b), Eice-Broker, President
of the Japan Cold Storage Co.,
Dir. of the Ise Electric Kail-.
way Co., Dir. of the Kiosei
Electric Kailway Co., the 0-
saka Commercial and Indus-
trial Bank, the Naniwa Eire
Insm-anse Co. , the Imperial
News Co., Member of the 0-
saka Chamber of Commerce;
b. Nov. the 3rd y. of Meiji
(1870) in Osaka ; e. s. of the
late Kameshichi Umehara; in.
Riu, 3rd d. of Yoshitsugu
Mat'suura, a sannir'ai of Ehi-
me-ken. Succeeded his father
in 1883. Address: No. 31,
3 chome, Kitahama, Higashi-
ku, Osaka. Td. : 2293 Hon-
kyoku.

TTmemura, Kichijiro (^ 1^ o
^ S|5), building contractor, ex-
porter of porcelain ; b. the
1st m. of the ist_y. of Gwan-
ji (1864) in Aichi-ken ; e. s.
of Sobei Umemura ; m. Sa-
dayo, e. d. of Isokichi Shira-
tori. Address : No. 33, SW-
mokucho, Higashiku, Nago-
/a. Tel. : 1280 I. d.

TJmenmra, Sadaaki (M tf M.
W), Chief of the Marine Af-
fairs Section of the Tokyo

[III5]

XTem

Post and Telegraph Control
Bureau and Judge of the Lo-
cal Marine Court ; b. Apr. the
I sty. of Meiji (1868) in To-
kyo ; e. s. of Sadatomo Ume-
mura, a Tokyo samurai ; in.
Tane, -younger sister of Haru
Maekawa of Tokyo. Educ. ■:
graduated from the College
of .Law of Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(1892). Appointed Judge of
the Local Marine Court and
in addition Inspector of Mer-
cantile Marines in 1897; after-
wards in succession was Tudee
of the Higher Marine Court,
Chief of the Marine Affairs
Bureau of the Department of
.Communications and of Presi-
dent of the. Local Marine
Court ; then present post ; was
in Europe and America on
an official mi-ssion (1908). Re-
creation: Music. Address: No.
2164, Isehara, Araijuku, Iri-
arai-mura, Ebara-gun, Tokvo-
fu.

trmeno, Shinkichi {^ |f fp
n)> Juigaktthakiishi (Doctor
• of veterinary science), Expert
of the infectious diseases in
vestigation laboratory. Ad-
dress: No. 534 Shirogane
Sanko-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.

TTmenokoji, Sadayuki (M'V'^
^ fif\ Viscount, Member of
the House of Peers ; Director
of the Oi Bank; h. the nth
m. of the ist y. of Keio

(1865) in Kyoto; e. s. of Sada-
aki Umenokoji, former noble
of the Mikado's Court ; 7«.
Sho, 7iiece of -Viscount Mu-
neyoshi Namba. Created Vis-
count in 1 884 ; has been thrice
elected Member of the House
of Peers since 1891. Address:
No. 25, Dainiachi, Akasaka-
ku, Tokyo.

XTmeoka, Heishichi CH jiBI ^
-b), iron-monger, representa-
tive member of the Umeoka
& Co., Auditor of the Tokyo
Iron and Copper Co. ; b. the
loth in. of the 2nd .y. of
Bunkyu (1862) in Tokyo; e.
s. of the late Heishichi Umc
oka ; m. Uta, 5th d. of Ma-
gobei Matsumura of Tokyo.
Succeeded his father in 18-
79. Address: No.- 9, Kpya-
nagicho, Kanda - ku, Tokyo.

Tel.: iw Honkvoku.
TJmeivaka, Seitari (# ^ 1^

ic Si5), Lecturer . of Waseda
Univ. Educ. : College of
Literature of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. Address: No. 60, Mi-
nami-Enoki-cho, Ushigonie-
ku, Tokyo.

tJmezawa Michiharu CfS W
it fn), Lieut.-General, Com-
mander of the 6th Army
Division since September
191 1; b. the loth m. of the
6th y. of Kayei (1853) in
-Miyagi-ken; 2nd j. of Mi-
chisada Umezawa, a samurai,
V«. Matsu, 3rd d. of Kinshi-

Ueim— TJno

[1116]

chi Ono of Tokyo. Sub-
Lieutenant, June 1872 ; Lieu-
tenant, Apr. 1874; Captain
of Infantry, Sept. 1881 ; Maj-
or, Apr. 1887; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Apr. 189s ; Colonel,
Feb. 1899: Major-General,
July 1904. Was Command-
er of the Communication
troop of the 2nd Army in
the Japan-China war; after-
wards Commander of the 4th
Infantry Regiment of the Im-
perial Guards ; took part in
the Russo-Japanese war as
Commander of the 2nd Re-
serve Brigade afid is famous
for his repulse of the Ru.'s'an
troops when they made a
fierce counter-^attack on Pen-
hsi-hu. Decoration: : 3rd Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure,
2nd Order of the Rising Sun
and 2nd Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: Head-quarters
of the 6th Army Division, Ku-

mamoto-shi, Kumamoto-ken.
TJmezawa, Bikinosuke (^ ^

A ;^ fid), cotton manufacturer;
d. 1885, at Shimonibancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Opened
a business of the cotton
manufacture, -April 19 12; he
possess the cotton. manufac-
turing works at Omori. Ad-
dress: No. .20, 4 chome, lida-
raachi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel,: 2237 Bancho.

TTaho, Shomin CiS if » W,
Sculptor, (Nom-de - plume —

Hoshu), Prof of the Tokyo
Fine Art School, Member of
the Fine Art Committee, at-
tached to the Imperial House-
hold ; b. the 1 0th m. of the
1st "y. of Kokwa (1844)
in Ibaraki - ken ; 2nd s. of
Den-emon Unno, a samurai
of Mito clan. Since 1897
several times has been a-
warded medals in various
domestic and foreign Exhi-
bitions ; appointed Assistant-
Prof of the Tokyo Fine Art
School, 1891 ; full Prof, 18-
94 ; then nominated Mem-
ber of the Fine Art Com-
mittee of the Impei'ial House-
hold. Address .'No. 38, Ban-
bacho, Honjoku, Tokyo.

TTno, Hogara (^ Sf M), Iga-
ktdiakushi (Doctor of Medi-
cine), Emeritus Prof of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., President
of the Gakiizando Hospital ;
b. the loth m. of the 3rd y.
of Kayei (1850) in Shizuoka-
ken ; e. s. of Suetami Uno ;
m. Ishi, 2nd d. of Kiemon
Kawabe of Shizuoka. Edjic. :
graduated from the former
Tokyo Medical School (fore-
runner of the present College
of Medicine of the. Tokyo
Imp. tjniv.) -in 1876. As-
sistant-Prof of the Tokyo
Daigaku, 1882; then full Prof
and Chief of the Daigaku
Hospital (Univeisity Hospi-
tal) ; sent to Pvurppe tp in-

,[i"7]

ITno—Ura

. vestigate Hospital Admini-
stration systems in 1889; ap-
pointed to study the Blood
Serum method of Dr. Koch
in 1 89 1 ; received tiie degree
of Igakuhakushi and appoint-
ed Prof, of the College of
Medicine of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (chairs-Skin disease and
Bacteriology), the same year;
Councillor of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1 893 ; was ordered to
.the ffont in the Japan-China
War on a medical mission ;
resigned his ofificial post and
-e^stabjished the Rakuzando
Hospital, becoming its presi-
dent in 1897; was made E-
meritus Prof of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. the same year.
Address: No. 14, i chonie,
Yumicho, Hongoku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 18 12 .Shitaya.

TJno, Seizaemon (^ If ?t tL
^ f^), farmer, one of the high-
est tax-payers of Aomori-ken,
President of the Aomori-ken
Agri. and Industrial Bank, Di-
rector of the Kuroishi Bank,
and of the Onoe Bank, Mem
ber of the Aomori Chamber
of Commerce ; b. the 5 th m.
of the 2nd y. of Kaei (1849)
in Aomori-ken ; 2nd s. of
Mozaemon Sasaki ai\d adop-
ted by Seizaemon Uno ; in.
Kuni, sister of Uichiro Mori.
Address : Rokugo-mura, Mi-
namitsugaru - gun, Aomori -
ken.

Urabe, Hyakutar" C MfK "3 *
HR.% Prof of the Keiogijuku
Univ. (chair-Modern history),
Chief editor of the Keiogij uku
Journal ; d. June the 2nd y.
of Meiji (1869) in Fukuoka-
ken. £duc. : studied English
language at the former Tokyo
English Language School,
1887 — 1890 ; graduated from
the Keiogijuku Univ. in 18-
95. Entei;ed the Editorial
Stafif of the /zji Shimpo, \%-
96; teacher of the Commercial
School of the Keiogijuku, 18-
99 ; Prof, of the Keiogijuku
Univ., 1906 ; Chief editor of
the Nippon, the same year;
again Prof of the Keiogijuku
Univ. and in addition chief
editor of the Keiogijuku Journ-
al since Sep. 1907. \ Publica-
tions : translated Prof Ha-
merton's " Human Inter -
course " ; " Modern Russia ",
" Rise and fall of the Roman
Empire ", etc. Recreation :
reading. Address: No. 302,
Sankocho, Shirokane, Shiba,
I'okyo.

TJrabe, Kitaro ( b Si5Si:l!5),
lawyer, member of the House
of Representatives ; b. Oct.
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) in
Saitama-ken ; e. s. of Kihei
Urabe and adopted by the
late Kin Urabe ; m. Kichi,
sister of Eigoro Uchida. Edtic:
graduated from the former

TJra

[IU81

Igirisu Horitsu Gakko (pri-
vate law institution) in 1890.
Passed the Examination for
Bar the same year and be-
gan practice ir Tokyo ; start-
ed in company with Mr. C.
Egi, Hogakuhakushi, the pu-
blication of the Hogaku Shi-
mpo (a law magazine) in 18-
83 ; elected member of the
House of Representatives in
1908.- Address: No. 3, Dai-
dokoro - cho, Kanda, Tokyo.
■ Tel. : 672 Shitaya.

IJrai, Koichiro (m^m-B),
Prof of the 4th High School;
^, Aug. the 1st r. of Meiji
(1868) in Tokyo; e. s. oi
Shin Ural, a Tokyo samurai;
in. Hae, e. d. of Shozaburo
Ando of Chiba-ken. £duc. :
graduated from the College
of Literature of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1894. Pi-eseiit
post since graduation. Ad-
dress .■ No.- 93,- Tate-machi,
Kanazawa, Ishikawa-ken.

TJramatsu, Yoshimitsu QM ^Z
K 3fc), Viscount, Member of
the House of Peers, .Major
of Infantry on the resei-ve ; d.
the 4th /«. of the 3rd J)/, of Ka-
yei (1850) in Kyoto ; ^. jr. of
Kunko Uramatsu, former no-
ble at' the Mikado's Court;
m. Chiyo, sister of Count Mi-
chifusa Matenokoji. Educ. :
studied in Germany. Enter-
ed the army as Sub-Lieuten-
ant in 1876 and after due

promotion attained the rank
of Major in 1898 when he
was placed on the reserve
list ; member of the House
of Peers since 1902. Address :
No. 71, Sambancho, Kojima-
chiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 924 Ban-
cho.

TIrano, Fumihiko (fSif^^),
President of the Kokura Ho-
spital. Address : Umakari-
cho, Kokura, Fukuoka-ken.

TJrano, Kisaburo (?i5f#SIP),
Lieutenant-Commander of En-
gineering of the Navy, Prof
of the Tokyo Mercantile Ma-
rine School, Judge of the
Higher Marine Court; (5. the
9th nt. of the 4th y. of An-
sel (1857) hi 'Yo^syo ; young-
er brother of Mototaka Ura-
no, a Tokyo samurai; m.\-
ku, 3rd d. of the late Den-
hichi Katayama of Saga-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
former Kaigan Heigahiryo (a
government naval school) in
1878 ; afterwards went ■ to
England to study PZngine-
ering. AppointedSub-Lieuten-
ant of Engineering in 1881
and after due ' promotion at-
tained the rank of Lieuten-
ant-Commander of Engineer-
ing ; was foi-merly Instructor
to the Naval Academy and
then to the Naval Engineer-
ing School. Address: No.
43, Suidocho; Ushigome, To-
kyo.

[III9]

Ur_Uri

tTrashima, Kenkichi Cri,ftS
w). physician, President of
the Urashima Hospital ; b-
the 6th m. of the 2nd y. of
Arisei (1855) dn Nagasaki-
ken; e.s. of Josen Urashima,
a Nagasal<i samuari, and
adopted by the late Doun
Urashima; m. Tei, <?. d. of his
adopted father. Once was
member of the Examination
Committee for Medical Prac-
titioners. Address : No. 26,
Unemecho, Kyobashiku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 735, Shimbashi.

Uriu, Shin (JH 4 K), Direc-
tor of the Kirin Beer Co.,
Auditor of the Tokyo Mari-
ne Insurance Co. and of the
Locomotive Mfg. Co.; d. the
6th ;«. of the 6th y. of Ka-
ei (1853) in Tokyo ; 3rd s>
of the ■ late Goroemon Tabe ;
M. Taka, e. d. of Jirobei Fu-
ji! .of Kyoto.' Entered the
service of the Railway Bu-
reau of the former Industrial
Department in 1871 ; went
to Europe and America in the
suite of the late Prince Iwa-
kura, Ambassador, the same
year and returned home in
1874 ; resigned his official
post and accepted the post
of manager of the Sales and
Transportation Department of
the Takashima Colliery in
1877; when the above Co-
lliery was purchased by the
Iwasaki house became Ma7

nager of its Nagasaki branch,
Manager and then Chief of
its Tokyo Head Office in su-
ccession ; afterwards resigned
and became connected with
the above-mentioned compa-
nies. Address : No. 45 , Ka-
mirokubancho, Kojimachiku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 391 Bancho.
TTria, Sotokichi ClK 4: ^ S),
Baron, Admiral, .on the awai
ting list since Dec. T9T2
Mem. of the Board of Admirals;
i>. the I St m. of the 4th y.
of Ansei (1857) »» Ishikawa-
ken; 2nd s. of .Ginya Unu,
a samurai of the former Da.i;
shoji clan ; m. Shige, yoim^er
sister of Takashi Masuda, a
famous business men of -To-

kyo. Educ. : graduated from
the former Kaigun-Heigahi-
ryo (a naval academy) and
then from Anna-Polis Naval
College (U. S. A.) in 1881.
Sublieutenant, 1881; Lieuten-
ant, 1882; Lieutenant-Corn-

XJra

m'ander, 1887; Captain, 18-
92 ;'- Rear - Admiral, 1906 ;
Vice- Admiral, 1904. In suc-
cession was' "Section ^ Com -
mander of the Seitsu and the
Fuso, member of the ist sec-
tion of the Naval General
Staff, 2nd Captain of the Na-
niwa, Captain of Akagi, Chief
of the Torpedo Division of
' the Yokosuka Naval Station,
Nayal, Attache to- the Lega-'
tion at Paris (during the Japan-
X^hina war). Cap; 1 of the
Fuso, Chief of the Naval Port
Section of the Sasebo Naval
Station; Captain of the Matsji-
shima and then of the Ya -
shinta, Commander of the Stan-
ding Squadron and of the 2nd
Squadron, etc. ; was in com-
mand of the 2nd Squadron
in the Russo-Japahese war
and blockading the port of
Chemulpo caused the two Rus-
sian warships KoreetZAwA. Var-
yag to be sunk in that port,
the following few lines show-
ing the general movements
taken by him on the occasion:
" It was about , 3 p. m. on
the 8th of February 1904 that
the Detached Squadron und.ir
the command of Rear-Ad -
miral Uriu arrived off Chem-
ulpo escorting Japanese trans-
ports. Shortly after their ar-
rival, the Chiyoda came out
to meet the Squadron and
reported the possibilityof land-

•[lI"2D.]

ing the- troops at that port
in; spite of the presence" of the
two :Ru ssian warships . There-
upon, the Squadron approa-:
ched the entrance, on which
the Russian gunboat Kore--
etz carhe out and fired on the:
Japanese torpedo flotilla which
in turn fired two torpedoes
against the gunboat but both
mis.sed. The Russian ship then
put back apparently in great
alarm. She was in.stantly fol-
lowed by the- torpedo-boats
which took up positions all
round the two Russian ships
in "such a way as to be able
to blow them up at any mo-
ment. At 8 pm., all the
transports began to land their
troops. There was no mo-
lestation from the Russians,
and the task was successful^
ly accomplished in the ap-
pointed time. There were in.
the harbour at the time the
British cruiser Talbot, Ah.t Ij..
S. cruiser Vicksburg, the
French cruiser Pascal, the
Italian cruiser Elba, with the
two Russian vessels already,
mentioned. On the morning
of the 9th, -.Rear Admiral
Uriu sent an official note to
the commander of the Russian
Squadron requesting him to
withdraw from the harbour
by I p.m., and at the same
time signalled" to- ;the foreign
warships in the harbour to

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change' their moorings. Rear- The ' Russian casualties were
Admiral Uriu also took steps over lOO. 28 injiared manwere
toissu'; a circular among taken on board the French
the 'fo'eign coiisuls in: that cruiser Pascal and about 30
port through the Japanese on the;Briti;sh warship Taldof,
Consul; informing them that and: the :':est on^ the Italian
a. :naval • fight would take warship. Some escaped to the
place in and about the har- shore where they were talceii
bour after 4 p.m. the same pnsoners. T-^o Russian joffi:
day.. At about noon, the cers were among the injured;.
Russian warships came out Captain Behr of .thjs, cruiser
of the harbour and were soon Varyag- was killed by a piece
encountered by the Japanese of. shell which hit qne of hei-
Squadron. A fierce engaga- bridges."; Decorated wijh the
m'ent ensued for about 35 ist Order of the R,ising Suij
miAutes. . A shot from the and the 2nd Class ■ of th§
Japanese ships carried away Golden Kite in 1906 • created
the. mast and destroyed the Baron in 1907 for his meri-
-foirebridge : of the Varyag; torious services in the; war,
causing much injury and many Address: Yokosuka Naval
casilalties. The Z'<7/r^2f.s', which Station, Ydkosuka. ;. ." -:
had been badly injured, blew UrusM, Shogan.;(^^ li .^>.
up, and the Varva^ finding Memhej of the^House-of .,E«-
herself outnumbered, made an presentatives .Director of the
■attempt to. escape by Yuen- ^^P% ^^^ f% ^o.. . and . of
tad Island, where she was -*'^, ^i Bank ; /-the- ist^ - /«.
•set on .{ire and s-unk. It is °f th^ .3rd ^. of Kayei (1850^
-supposed by many that the ' '" Mie-ken ; 2nd .-. of Taker
-Kareets 'also' was purposely ^^Z"" ^ato. .^Was_ fornierly
blown up to prevent her from '}°^°^ ^^ "f Hojenji (a-Budr
falling into the hands of the ?^f^ l^"'P^^ in Shinagawa-,
Japanese, this was :also the Tokyo) ; resigned and became
-fate of the transport .Sw^^-^W connected with the abov^
which was, canying f a cargo mentioned companies j _ A
of coal and other contraband member of .the' House of R^
-of war and which was sunk presentatives^smce 1902.- ^Adr
by her own crew. The Japa- ^''^-^-^ •" .^o- 82, Kitashinaga-
nese ships .sustained no da- wa, ShinagaWa--madii, F-ba-
mage, and there was 'not; a ra-gun, Tokyo-fu: TV/. .•155.4
single casualty of any. kind. ^"'°^' ..' ' ";:i

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¥irusMaia, Taiaio (-^WSIfeX
Fi=esiaent of the B<ucM Bank,
iC^ifec'tor of the Dsho Bank;
b. the 6th m. of the jrd y.
■di Bunkyu (i'863) in Shizuo-
ka-ken ; ^. s. of Jiroemon U-
nBhima ; m. Tsune, e. d. di
Kichiroemon Nozaki of Shi-
ziieka ~ kefl. Succeeded his
father in 1883; Member of the
Ht)use Qfi Represerftatives in
1-894 ', has several times con-
tributed large sum of money
for charitaMe and public
cease's. Address: Ikuchi-ma-
chi, Shimoshrnkawa-gun, To-
yama-k^ft.

©sagsOT-a, KazHmasa (^ fe ji\
— !£>, Baa-on, Lieiitenant Qe-
rterail, on the Eeserve, Pre-
sident of the '©rientai Deve-
lopment Co.; b. the nth
m. of the 2nd y. of Kaei '( 1 849)
in YaHta'gncbi-ken '; 4th ^ of
Taroemon Fujirn'ora, 'a samu-
rai of 'Choshu clan, and adopt-
ed tiy Kyuhei Usagawa, also
a Choshi] sainurar, fn. Tane,
e. d. of 'His adapted father.
Sdb-Lieutenaht, July 1874-;
Liettteiiarfrt, Mar. l'S79; Capt-
ain 'of 'Mantry, Apr. f S87 ;
Major, Jan. i'892 ; lieuten-
atnt-Golofldj Bee. '1^894.; Co-
lonel, Odt. fSg^; Major-iGe-
nefal, Apr. T9or; 'Lieutenrarit-
General, Jtily r9o6. Recent-
ly has ^been suecessively ap-
pointed 'Chief of Staff '<M the
loth Army Division, Com-

cK'^nderofjfhe zobh Brigade 6jf
In&ati-y and Djpector of the
MilitaTy x\dfriinistration ' Bu-
reau (during the Russo-Ja:pa-
nese war), etc.; since the iii-
atiguration of the Oriental De-
velopment Co. in 1908, has
held the post of its presi-
dent ; in 1906 was creat-ed
Baron and invested with and
Order of the Rising Sun and
the 2nd Class of the Golden
Kite ill recognition of -meriteri^
Gus services rendered to the
state during the late war. Ad-
dress : iSTansan, Seoul, Cho-
sen.

JUsami, KeizalbmS C^ -fe H
I& H B), President ©f the CM-
ba-ken Agricultural and in-
dustrial Bank, Oiiredtor of the
Chiba -Electric Light Co., :amd
,of the Toa Mutual Fire Im-
surance Co.; Audiitor of the
Sapporo Timber Co.; b. the
lOt'h m. c^f the 3rd y.oi Ke-
io (1867) ill Chiba-ken; 2ad
;?. of Yomokidhi CJsami. E-
dtic. : graduated from tlte Co-
llege of Law of the Tokyd
Imp. Univ., i894- Has been
an dfificial of the Treasury,;
next entered the Japan Hy-
pothec Bank aS Chief of its
Documents Bureau ; was s\h-
sequeiitly Director of the Ho-
kkaido Colom-zati©n Bank.
Address: Mohara-raachi, Cho-
sei-gun, Chrba-ken.

irsami, Kstsuo (^ -fe# M ^).

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ITra— TJsli

Chief of the Internal Affau's
Section of the Choseii Go-
vei'nment ; b. May the 2ncl
J. of Meiji (1869) in Yama-
gata-ken ; 2nd s. of Katsusaku
Usami ; m. Yoshi, 4th d. of
Nariaki Ikeda, a samurai of
Yamagata. Educ: graduated
from the College of Law of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 18-
96. Has been successively
Councillor of Tokushima-ken,
and of Kyoto-fu, Secretary
and then Councillor to the
Home Department, Governor
of Toyama-ken (1908), High
Councillor to the Residency-
General, 191 ; and then pre-
sent post Oct. 1910. Ad-
dress : Official Residence of
the Chosen Government, Se-
oul, Chosen.

TIsami, Tatsujiro (^ -fe .E M
^ SI5), Foreign cloth dealer,
Member of the Osaka Cham-
ber of Commerce ; 3. the 12th
m. of the 1st j/. of Ansei
(1854) in Osaka ; e. s. of T6-
bei Usami ; m. Tai, 3rd d.
of Kinhichi Sakaida of Ai-
chi-ken. Succeeded his father
in 1889. Address : 1^0. 163,
2 chome, Tanimachi, Higa-
shiku, Osaka. Tel. : 2582
Higashi, /- d.

UsHba, Takuzo (-¥»#«),
Director of the Teikoku Bnish
Mfg. Co.,; i>. the I2th.«. of
the 3rd y. of Kayei (1850)
in Mie-ken ; 3rd i'. of Heijiiro

Ibaya and adopted by thp
late Keijiro Ushiba ; m. Mi-
chi, 3rd d. of his adopted
father. Educ. : Keiogijuku.
Was an .inofficial of Hyogo
prefecture and then of the
Financial Department ; elec-
ted M. H. R. for his native
province ; entered the Sanyo
Railway Co. and became its
chief Manager, 1894; its chief
Director, 1898 ; its President,
1902 ; made the Railway a
model one by introducing
many improvements. Recrea-
tion: reading. Address : Ta-
rumi-mura, Akashi-gun. Hyo-
go-ken.

TJshiba, Tetsaro C^i^ ^ U Wj\
Managing Director of the Tei-
koku Brush Mfg. Co. ; , b.
June the 4th y. of Meiji (i8-
71) in Mie-ken ; e. s. of Ta-
kuzo Ushiba ; m. Toyo, 3rd
d.. of Fumitomo Yamada of
Kyoto. Address: No. 21,2
chome, Kanomachi, Kobe.
Tel : 477 /. d.

Ushida, Jiizaburo C^m^^^
S|5), Naval C|ij)tain on the
awaiting list sinccrSec. 1 9 1 2 ;
b. 1867. Educ. : graduated
from the Naval Academy in
1882. Lieutenant-Command-
er, Dec. 1897 ; Commander,
Sept. 1899; Captain, Jan. 19-
05. Decorations: 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure
and 4th Class of the Golden

TTsu— Ush

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Kite. Address:' No. i, O-

iCLibo, Toyotama-gim, Tokyo-

fu.

Ushijima Homban C-'h^*!!),

..Majp^^^ral^^ifte reserve.

yu, Shibuva, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fn..

Ushijima, Kiiiji (^- % li S),
potato - planter, President of
the Japanese-KesiSents' ' S"o-

' dety'af Sari-!FBancisco,_ tj. S.

"AV; '/J. iii 1865 at Kurume,
province of Chikugo. Educ:
studied at the Keiogijuku.
Went „ oyer to the United

'"States in 1886; after making

. two years' agricultural . in-
vestigation in the State of
California began planting po-

■ tatoes on a farm situated near
the , River Sacraraent in 1 890;
■St first suffered, -many hard-
ships and difficulties but owing,
to the sudden rise in the
price of potatoes' as the re-
sult of the outbreak of the
Spanish- American war in 18-
98' he was enabled to realize

"~a large profit from, his under-
taking ; is now reputed to
be the " potato-kisig " of the
state of California, owning
17,000 chp.of potato farms ;
has made many, contributions
toward public causes, Recrea-
iims'; wall-ring and reading.
Address.: Barclay, San Fran-
cisco, U. S. A.-
-TJshiyama, Bnhei (.'\' 'M g^ ^),

draper. Auditor of the Kyo*|
eki Warehouse Co., Member
of the Chamber of Com -
merce; b. the 9th m. of the
Sth y. of Kaei (1852) in
Yamanashi - ken; 2nd s. of
Yoshinaga Ushiyama ; m. Ta-
keyo, sister of Masazumi Mi-
yahara of Tokyo. He is pro-
prietor 'of the Matsuya Dra-'
peiy store, one of the largest
of its kind in Tokyo. Ad-
dress : No. II, 4chome, To-
ri, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Tel.:
608 and 716 Honkyoku.

Ushiyama, Matsuzo {^ [II *£
M), Judge, President of the
Kanazawa District Court ;
6.. the 8tli m. of the ist
y. of Gwanji (1864) in Na-
gano-ken ; 2nd s. of Inosuke
Ushiyama ; m. Shizu, sister
of Heihachiro Ryokaku. E-
duc. : graduated from the for-
mer Meiji Horitsu Gakko (pre-
sent Meiji Univ., a law ins-
titution). Passed the Exami-
nation for Bench, 1886; was
in succession Judge of the
Nagoya District Court, of the
Nagoya Court of Appeal,
President of the Matsue Dist-
rict Court, etc. and then pre-
sent post. Address : Kanaza-
wa District Court, Kanazawa.

Usiii, Kanzo (S # # M),
Naval r.^ajptain. Commander
of ilie cruiser Toiie, Member
of the Ship Equipment Com-
mittee of the Sa.sebo Arsenal;

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Usu

b. 1867. Lieutenant - Com -
mander, Dec. 1 897 ; Com-
mander, Oct. 1901 ; Captain,
Sept. 1907. Decorations: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: Sasebo Ar-
senal, Sasebo, Nagasaki-ken.

T3;sui, Ko CB ^ ^), Sur-
geon Inspector, a member of
t:he"*^SiftfeMT8yrSitr''iof ' the
Navy; b. in 1864. Ediic:
the Naval Medical College.
Surgeon-Major, Sept. 1899;
Surgeon Lieut.-Colonel, Oct.
1902; Surgeon - inspector,
Sept. 1908. Was attache
to the 1st squadron. De-
corations: 3rd Order of R.
S., 4th Order of S. T., 4th
Class of G. K. Address:
No. 36' Sangenya, Azabu,
Tokyo.

Usui, Shikataro CB^f^jklR),
rice merchant, one of the
highest taxpayers of Kochi-
ken, President of the Tosa
Cement Co.; b. the 3rd m. of
the 6th y. of Kayei (1853)
in Kochi-ken ; e. s. of the
late Umataro Usui ; ni. Ichi,
^. </. of Nagayoshi Uda. Was
formerly Director of the Tosa
Electric Railway Co., and of
the TDaito Fishing Co. Ad-
dress : No. 146, Tanezaki-
naachi, Kochi, Kochi-ken;
,; .Usui, Tetsuji (0 ^h m. vS),
^/■jglrjjresi^i:^^... ,o|',_.j^^

Prefectural Hospital. Ad-
dress: Saga Hospital, Saga,
Saga-ken.

Usui, Yosliihisa Qi ^ ft A),
Director of the Meiji Sugar
Mfg. Co. ; b. the 4th m. of
the 5th y. of Ansei (1858)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of Tamesa-
buro Usui, a Tokyo samu-
rai-, m. Tei, e. d. of Chiahi-
chi Yoshida, a samurai of
Gifu-ken. Rendered valuable
service in the inauguration of
the Korea-Manchurian Salt
Mfg. Co.; is now Director of
the Meiji Sugar Mfg. Co.
Address: Sanno, Iriarai-mura,
Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Usuku, Tukusuke (=ji ^^' ;ff

fl)> Major-General, Com-
mandlr^n»r'Tfffi~'Brigade
of Infantry; b. March of the
3rd -y. of Bunkyu (1863),
Kagoshitna-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
June 1885; Lieut., Oct.
1889; Captain, Oct. 1894;
Major, Jan. 1900; Lieut.
Colonel, March 1904; Colonel,
Dec. 1906; Major-General,
Oct. 1910. Decorations; 4th
Order of S. T., 3rd Order
of R. S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Asahikawa- .
machi, Kamikawa-gun, Hok-
kaido.

Utsnnomiya, Kanae (^ t!5 Ig
Wt), Paymaster - Inspector of
the "Navy,;>TnSti'uctdr'"t6 " tlie
Naval Paymasters' School and
to the Naval College, mem-

IJts^Uja

[ 1 1 26 y

ber of the Bureau of General
Accounts and Supplies of the
Naval Department ; d. in 1 8-
66. Paymaster - Lieutenant-
Commander, Oct? 1902; Pay-
master-Commander, Jan. 19-
05 ; Paymaster- Captain, Sept.
1907. Decorations: 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun, 6th
Order of the Sacred Treasu-
re and 4th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address: No. -38,
1 chome, Mita, Shiba, To-
Icyo.

Utsunomiya, Kinnojo (^S|Ȥ^
^^^), proprietor of the U-
tsunomiya Shipping Agency;
b. the 1st m. of the 2nd y.
of Bunkyil (1862) in Tokyo;
4th s. of Chozaemon Utsuno-
miya; m. Tsuru, e. d. of Hi-
rokicht Morita of Tokyo. The
Utsunomiya Shipping Agen-
cy is one of the largest of its
kind in Tokyo. Address: No.
7. Minamikinroku-cho, Kyo-
bashiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 29
Shimbashi.

litsonoKiiya, Taro C^Sii'gjk
B|^^^Q3^Ǥflae8j*j,Chief of
the 2rid Section of the Ge-
neral Staff Office ; b. the 3rd
' m. of the 1st y. of Bunkyu
(1861) in Saga-ken ; 2nd s.
of Jubei Utsunomiya, a Saga
samurai; vi. Suma,'4th d. of
Baron Kwan Nabeshima. E-
dnc: graduated from the Mi-
litary Academy, 1885 and the
Military College, 1889. Sub-

Lieutenant of Infantry, June
i88S; Lieutenant, Nov. 18-
88 ; Captain, Nov. 1893 ; Ma-
jor, Oct. 1 898 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Jan. 1903 ; Colonel,
Mar. 1905 ; Major-General,
Jan. 1909. Was successively
staff officer to the Imperial
Headquarters, member of the
3rd Section of the General
Staff Office, Military Attache
to the Legation, at ioMpn,
instructor to the Militaiy Col-
lege and Commander of the
1st Infantiy Regiment ; took
part in the late war and was
decorated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
3rd Class of the Golden Kite
for services. Address: No.
115, Harajuku, Sendagaya,
Toyotama - gun, Tokyo - fu.
Tel.: 27 1 1 Shiba.
Tlyama, Doseki (^ |lj 5I ffi),

191 1 ; Chief of the Military
Surgeon Department in Kwa-
ngtung fxovei'nment General ;
6. 1894 in Tokyo. Surgeon-
Sub-Lieutenant, June 1888 ;
Snrgeon - Lieutenant , Nov.
1 890 ; Surgeon-Captain, Dec.
1894; Surgeon - Major, Oct.
1 899 ; Surgeon - Lieutenant
Colonel, Mar. 1902 ; Surgeoa
Colonel, Apr. 1905 ; Surgeon-
Major-General, 191 1. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Sacred
Treasure and 3rd Class of the
Golden Eite. Addrers : Isew

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. Street, Jr'ort Arthur.
. -TJyemura, Masahisa (IS fj IE
^, Prof, of the Meiji Gakuin,
pastor ; h. 1 867 in Tokyo. Is
one of the few remaining
faithful followers of the late
Dr. Niijima, founder of the
Doshisha and father of Japa-
nese Christianity. Address -
No. 55, Nakarokuban-cho,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
2392 Bancho.

Uzawa, Somei (11 M It W),
Hogaktthakushi (Doctor of
Law), lawyer, Member of the
House of Representatives ; b.
Aug. the 5thj/. of Meiji (1872)
in Chiba-ken; e. s. of Mino-
matsu Uzawa ; m. Ichf, 4th
d. of Sozaburo Imai of Kana-
gawa-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Law oi

the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1899.
Entered the Bar immediately
after graduation, practicing in
Tokyo '; received the degree
of Hogakiihakushi upon pre-
sentation of his. famous essay
on Pliilosophy of law entitled
" Eeiation betueen Low and
Moral" was elected Member
of the HouKe of Eepresenta-
tives in 1908 and in 191 2;
was appointed Law Gommu-
5sioner is a lawyer of repute
in Tokyo. Publications: "Pri-
nciples of law" "Philosophy of
Law Essays on Criminal Ad-
ministrative policy, "History
of Comparative Legislation",
etc. Address: No. 15, 3chome,
Tsukiji, Kyobashiku, Tokyo
TeL : 543 Kyobashi.

w^

I 1:123. ]

^'■Wada, Dentaro CWBISicIU),
I'resident of the Numatsu
J3afik and o{ the Numatsu
Warehouse Co., Director of
the Gotenba Bank; 3. the
3rd m.- of the 4th J/, of Ko-
kwa (1847) in Shizuoka-ken;
e. s. of the late Dentaro Wa-
da ; .m. Yoshi, e. d. of Sho-
ih Konishi of Kanagawa-ken.
Succeeded his father in 1870.
Address ' : Numatsu - machi,
Shunto-gun, Shizuoka-ken.
Tel.: 13.7.

Wada, Eisaku CW H ^ 'm,
painter ia Western style, Prof,
in the Tokyo Fine Art Aca-
demy; b. 1874 in Kagoshi-
ma-keii. Educ. : graduated
from the Tokyo Fine Art
Academy in 1896. After hav-
ing served as Assist.-Prof. at
his alnia mater for some years
was sent to France where He
studied oil painting under the
famous painter Colin ; present
post since his retui'n home.
Address: No. 26, Kasumi-
cho, Azabuku, Tokyo.

Wada, Hikojiro (faffl^t^IK),
ex-Chief Commissioner of the
Japan Grand Exhibition to
be held in 18 17, Mem. of the
House of Peers ; b. the 6th
w. of the Sth y. oi Ansei
(1858) in Hiroshima-ken ; 2nd
s. of Tohei Sera and adopted
by Ryojiro Wada ; m. Suma,

sister of Waichiro Arai o{
Gumma^ken. Took an active
part in the democratic move-
ment under Count Itagaki
about 1880 ; Visited ^Europe
and America, 1889 — 1890;
occupied the post of Direct-
or of the Nationalist Associ-
ation for some time ; was ,
appointed Director of the A-
gricultural Bureau of the Agr.
and Com. Dep't, 1898; trans-
ferred to the Com. and Ind.
Bureau and then raised to
be Vice-Minister, 1903 ; Japa-
nese Chief Commissioner of
the Anglo-Japanese Exhibi-
tion, 1909 ; Chief Commis-
sioner of the Japan Granifi
Exhibition to be held in 18-
17 ; resigned the above post
June 191 1 ; nominated Mem;
of the House of Peers, Aug.
191 1. Address: No. 13, 2
chome, Kobikicho, Kyobashi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : .266 Shim-
bashi.

Wada, licM (.fn B 1ft —),
Director of the Hokkaido
Cement Co., and of the Ha-
kodate Tramway Co., Vice-
President of the Hakodate
Chamber of Commerce, Mem-
ber of the Hakodate Town
As.sembly and of the Busi-
ness Tax Investigation Com-
mittee ; b. the 6th m. of the
14th. J/, of Tempo (1843) in
Tokyo . 2nd s. of Chikara
Wada ; a direct retainer to

[ 1.129 ]

Wad

the Shogunate ; m. A\, sister.
of the Enkuro Tsuda, a To-
kyo samurai. Succeeded his
father in 1862. Is one of the
leading business men of Ha-
kodate. Address: No. i, Mi-
gashi - Hamacho, Hakodate,
Hoklcaido.

Wada, Isamu Cffl H ^)j
Commissioner and Chief of
.Police of Okinawa-ken ; b.
Kdkvva (1846) in Miyazaki-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Yahei
Wada, a samurai ; m. Shige,
sister of Toyota Matsumotp,
a Chiba samurai. Appointed
Police Sergeant of Fukushi-
ma - prefecture, Dec. 1882;
transferred to the Metropo-
litan Police Board ; then in
succession was Chief of Police
in the prefectures of Ibaraki,
Kochi,' Hiroshima, and Nii-
gata ; Chief of Police of Oki-
nawa prefecture, Mar. igooartd
Secretary to the same, Apr,
1905. Address : No. 1682
Higashi, Naha, Okinawa-ken.

Wada, Kensuke (ffl H g SS),
Rear- Admiral on the wai-
ting list since December 19-
12 ; b. the ioth_ m. of the
1st y. of BunkyS (1861) in
Kagoshima ; e. s. of Hikobei
Wada,. a samurai of Kago-
shima ; 111. .Ei, 2nd d. of .A-
tsutaka Saislio, also a Y>.z.^o-
shima^sa^nurai. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Kaigim Heiga-
kuryo (a government na.val

schot>l) and the Naval Col-
lege. 2nd - Sub - Lieutenant,
June 1885 ; Commander, Dec;
1897; Captain, Oct. 1902;
Rear-Admii'al, Aug. 190.8 ;
was successively Section ~
Commander of the Fuso and
Chiyoda, Chief Gunner of the
Yashima, Vice-Chief of the
Yokosukar Naval Barracks,
2nd Captain of the Chin-en,
Tokiwa, and Yashima, Cap-
tain bjf the Atago,.Izumi, Na-
niwa, Minoshima, Tokiwa and
Shikishima, Chief of the Yo-
kosuka Naval Arsenal; and
then present post. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 3rd Order of the
Sacred Treasure and 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address.:
Maizuru Naval Station, Mai-
zuru.

Wada, Koreshiro CW BI iS H
W), Rigakuhakushi (Doctor
of Science), President of the
Japan Mining Association ;
b. the 3rd m. of the 3rd y.
of Ansei (1856) in Fukui ;
2nd J. of Unsuke Wada; m..
Saki, s. d. of Naokiyo Ma-
tsuoka, a Tokyo samtirai.
■Educ.: graduated Science in
the former Tokyo Daigahi.
Was in succession Chief of
the Geographical Bureau of
the Home Dep't, Pi-of. of the
College of Science in the
Tokyo Imp; Univ., Councill-
or of the Agricultural and

Wad

[ 1130 ]

Commercial Dep't, Chief oi
the Bureau of Geology and
then of the Bureau of Mining,
President of. the Government
Iron Foundiy, etc.; resigned
his official post in 1902 and
became President of the Japan
Mining Association. Address:
No. 36, Sanaizakamachi, U-
shigome, Tokyo. Tel. : 201
Bancho.

Wada, Kiuiijiro CWfflS^IR),
Expert to the Imperial Fore-
st and Field Administration
Bureau ; (5. the 4th m. of the
2nd f. of Keio (1866) in
Fukuoka-ken ; 2nd S. of the
late Hanjiro Wada. Educ. :
graduated from the former
Tokyo Agricultural and Den-
drological School in 1888.
Prof of his ahna mater 18-
895 Assistant Prof of the
College of Agriculture of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1890;
Expert to the Local P'orest-
ly Office, 1 89 1; Inspector oi
State Forests, 1893; Expert
to the Department of Agri-
culture and Commerce, 1896;
Expert to the Imperial Est-
ates Bureau, 1 898 ; sent to
Europe to inspect- forestry
works, 1903 ; present post
since his return home. Ad-
dress : No. 6f, Shirokane-
sarumachi, Shiba, Tolcyo.

Wada, Man-emon (WHIS7&®
R), one of the highest tax-
payers of Hirosliima-prefectur.'i

2nd' s. of Sohei Wada; m.
Tora ; e. d. of Heiichiro Tsu-
miyama of the same prefect-
ure. Succeeded his father in
1 88 1. Address : Hara-mura,
Sosangun, Hiroshima-ken.

Wada, Otogoro CfflH^SBl?),
Colonel of infantry, Comman-
der of the 64th Infantiy Re-
giment; b. 1862 in Mie-ken.
Sub-Lieutenant, June 1887;.
Lieutenant, Nov. 1890 ; Cap-
tain, Nov. 1896 ; Major, Aug.
1902 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
May 1905 ; Colonel, Dec.
1908. Decorations: 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure
and 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: Miyakono-jo,
Miyazald-ken.

Wada, Seimin (W B # K),
Commissioner to Kochi-ken;
d. the 9th in. of the 2nd y. of
Keio (1866) in Kago.shima-
ken ; e. s. of the late Tono-
shin Wada, a Kagoshima
samurai; m. K6, sister of
Kotaro Noguchi, a samurai
of Mito. Bduc. : graduated
Law and Economics at the
Chuo Univ. Passed the Hi-
gher Civil Service Examina-
tion in 1897. Appointed an
official of the Dep't of Jus-
tice the same year; tratisfen-
ed to the Home Dep't ;
Councillor and then Chief of
Police of Tot orJt-ken ; pres-
ent post sin e 1907. Ad'

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Waft

dress : Nishiirbkoji, Kochi-shi.
Kochf-kerii ■'"■' ' ■

Wada, Shinb (M_ IB Sf jg),
lieut. -colonel of artillery on
the reserve, standing -tlirector
of the Nihon Alumininin Man-
ufactory ; &. 3 the 5fch'to. of
the 1st y. of Gwanji (1864)
in Osaka ; s. of Jin-emon Wa-
da ; jft. Misao, April ISOl.
Edne.: graduated from the
military academy, .1888. En-
gaged in the military service
since his graduation ; was put
on the reserve list, 1909 ; en-
tered the present business after
his cousin Tsuruniatjsu Takagi
died, and is now engaged in
aluminium manufactures, help-
ing his ncpliew Mr. Kiyoshi.
Decoraiicn: 4th Order of Merit.
Address : No. 437 Bessho-mu-
ra, xiraagasaki-machi, Hyogo-
ken.

Wada, Tadao CW ffl g ^4),
Expert to Wakayaaia-ke;^
Address : Kitachugen-machi,
Wakayama-shi, Wakayama-
ken.

Wada, Takayoshi kWRWW),
ex-Mem. of the House of Ke-
presentatives, Managing Di-
rector of the Tosa Agricultu-
ral and Industrial IBank ; b.
Aug. the 9th y. of Meiji (i8-
76) in Kochi-ken ; e. s. of Yo-
shinao Wada, a Kochi samu-
rai; a widower. Educ: gradu-
ated fromtlie 3rd High School.
Has been for some tinie tea-

cher to the Kochi ist Middte-
School : afterwards ent'ereid
business and was elected Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives in 1908. 'Address'
Okatoyo-mura, Nagaoka-gun,:
Kochi-ken.

Wada,. Toyoji (ffl H! S ?&),.
Managing Director of the Fu-
ji Gassed Spinning Co. ; i.
the nth m. of the ^st _y. of
Bunkyu (1861) in Oita-ken ;
e. s. ot the late Kunroku Wa-
da, a sajntirai ; m. Orie, ,sis-
ter of Chijuro Kawabata, an,
O'Az. samurai. Educ: gradu-
ated from the Keiogijukii Uni-
versity in 1885 ; studied fur-
ther in America. After re-
turning to Japan was employed
at the Nippon Yuscn Kai-'
sha (Japan Mail - Steamship
Co.); then accepted a position
in the Mitsui Bank being- ap-
pointed Sub-Manager of the
Yokohama - Branch ; at the
time of the readjustment ol
the Kanegafucbi Spinning
Company was elected its
Manager ; some time after
was transferred to the Fuji
Spinning Co. as Managing
Director, in which post he -
had ample opportunities for
displaying his rare business
abilities. He is one of the
best informed business men
at present in Japanese spin-
ning circles. Address: No.
1208, Shimoshibuya, Shibo-

Wad

[ 1 1 32 J-

ya-rclio, 'ilokjo. Tel. : 2131

Shit'ava.

• Wada, Toyotane (ffl ffl g^).

jffqkukakushi (Doctor of Med
icine), chief of the neuropathia
section of the Hospital in the
Osaka Medical College ; b.
1880 in Osaka. Ednc: gra-
duated from the Osaka Med-
ical College, 1899. Received
the medical license, 1900;
was appointed an assistant
in the Osaka Medical Col-
lege, 1901;' became surgeon-
sub-lieut., 1902 ; after he
was dismissed from his post,
1908, appointed teacher of
the Osaka Medical College;
sent to Germany for study
in 1909 and studied neurol-
ogy, and physiology of p sy-
cosis at Vienna, University;
further studied pliysiology and
scieiice of ahatonry i.i Muh-
cten University till October
from Jlily of igi-o; was ap-
pointed the present post after
his returning home from ab-
road, 1910; obtamed : the
degree of Igakuhaku'shi by
presenting a thesis on the
discrimination of bones of a
beast from that of man, Dec.
1912. Address: No. ijj^
Minamimori-cho, Kita-ku,
Osaka.

•^ Wadagaki, Kenzo Cffl H a ^

"— );- Hogakuhakushi (Doctor of

I^w), Prof r-of the College of

-Agdo'ultUre, Tokyo Imperial

University (Chair .of ' Agn
Politics and Economics), Di-
rector of the Japan Girls'
Commercial School and the
Tokyo Commercial School ;
b. in July of the ist y. of
Man-en (i860) in Hyogo-ken ;
2nd s. of Yuzuru Wadagaki,
a saimiral of Toyooka clan ;
m. Tsuna, e. d. of K. Ito, a
samurai of Gifu-ken. Educ. :
studied English and German
at the Tokyo School ofForeign
Languages ..and the Kai'sei
Gakko ; entered the former
Tokyo Daigaku (Tokyo Im-
perial University) in 1S78 and
graduated Literature and E-
conofuics with honours in 18- j
80; sent to England and studi-
ed Economics and Literat- .
ure first at Londori and then
at Cariibridge ; next went to-
Germany arid studied at Ber- ;
lin for three years. Upon
returning from abroad was ap-

pointed Prof of the , College.-
of Literature, Tokyo Imperi-

i .1133 ]

Waa

al University ; Lecturer at the
Tokyo Technological School ;
Prof, of the College of Law
(Chair of Economics), Tokyo
Imp. Univ.- in 1886; Mem.
of the Diplomatic and Con-
sular Services Examination
Committee and of the Ex-
amining Committee for Mid-
dle Class Teachers' Licenses ;
Secretary of the Imp. Univ. ;
Mem. of the Board of Coun-
cillors of the Imp. Univ. and
the Tokyo Higher Commer-
cial ' School ; then present
post; made an investigation
tour of Em-ope; 191 1: — 12.
Is one of the best known pro-
fessors and accomplished sc-
holar of English literature in
Japan. Publications : " Out-
lines of Political Economy,"
"Advice to Young Men,"
"History of Commerce," "St-
ray Leaves. " Recreations :
UtaiQapanese classical songs),
riding, archery, Chinese poe-
try, curios, English literature,
etc' Address: 2 chome, Ko-
binatadaimachi, Koishikawac
Tolcyo.

- Wadagaki, Yasuzo CWfflSil:
Jl), Captain of the naval
construction ; Member of the
Dep't- of Materials of the
Navy, Instructor at the Naval
College; 1^. 1867. 2nd-Com-
mander pf the naval construc-
tion, Sept. 1903 ; Command-
der of the naval construction

Sept. 1906; Captain of the
same Oct. 1909. Decorations :
4th Order of the Rising Sun
and 5th Order of the Sacred
Treasure. Address: No. 116,
Hommura-cho, Azabu, To-
kyo.

Wadaki, Kanshicii CWHTfcffll
-t;)« dealer in sugar and cereals
(firm-name "Matsukan"); h:
the 1 2th in. of the Sth j. of
Kayei (1853) in Tokyo ; e. s.
of the late Kanshichi Wada-
ki ; m. Chiyo, sister of Yasu-
bei Suzuki of Tokyo. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1877. ^<'*'-
dress : No. 9, i chome, Ma-
tsusliiro-cho, Honjo, Tokyo
Tel.: 2431 Naniwa.

Wakabayashi, Raizo (^#$
si), Governor of Nara-ken ;
b. the nth m. of the ist y.
of Kei5 (1865) in Niigata-
ken ; e.s. of Ansei Wakaba-,
vashi, a samurai : m. Tsune,
adopted sister of Toshimura
Kirino, a Tokyo samurai.
Educ: : graduated from the
College of Law in the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. in 1893. Se-
cretary to Yamagata-ken af-
ter graduation ; has been in
the employment of the Ko- -
rean government; present post
since June igio. ' Address :
Nara-shi, Nara-ken.

Wakabayashi, Shichigoro (^
$(t -fcr S |ii5), tirnber merchant,
Auditor of the Tokyo Carpet
Mfg. Co. and of the Tokyo '

WaK

[ ii34 ]

Savings Bank ; b. 5th m. oi
the I St y- ©f Kayei (1898)
in Tokyo; -adopt, s. of Shi-
dhiroemon Wakabayashi ; in.
Take, sistet of Kilcujuro Ko-
saka, a Tokyo sanmtai. Ad-
dress.: No. 18, I chome, Ki-
k'Hgawaeho, Honjo, Tokyo,
Td.: ii42 ■Na»Hwa.

WakabayaShl, Wafcajiro ^^

*|:"^^IP>, Paymaster-Colonel,
attache f 6' the' Hfea'cftjuartei-s
of the Japanese Army station-
ed in China; 'i>. 1869 in Nii-
gaia-ken. Sub-Lieut. <Sf In-
fantry, March 1894; Lieut.,
Ji'me 1895;, Captain, Jan-
£899; 'Paymaster-Major, Dec,
1903; Paymaster - Lieut.-
Oolonel, Nov. 1907; Pay-
inasteT-Colonei, Nov. 1911.
Becbrations: 4th Order of
R. S., '3rd Order of S. T.,
4th Class df Golden Kite.
Address: the 'Headquarters
of ttie Japanese - Army
stationed in China.

Wakabayashi, Shofeei (M **
^ ^3, Artist, Japanese pain-
ter;!. 24 Dec. of the eth
«/; of Ansei {i-859) at Fufcu-
jama -cbo, Bingo proviirGe.
Edfic.:: .studied painting imder
Sharin Fnjii .and Sho»en Su-
zuki. iExhibi-ted his master-
pieces in the 5th Domestic Ex-
Hbitiou, the Tokyo-eagraving .
socieity, the "Tokyo art society,
tbe 'Tokyo Indsstriai ExkiM--
tit>ti and various: exhibitions

and obtained many |irizes, and
some ■exhibits were purcha«ed
by Zenzaburo Yasuda, Baron
Sumitomo, Jiroemon Kano,-
Marg^uis Inoue, Mataemen'^
Shibakawaj -etc. Mecr-eations :
traveliing, pattern, reading.
Address: No. 488, Kokubu-
cho, Tennoji, Minami - feu,

'Wikami, Toraji (MM.^ ©5,
,. Colonel of Infantiy , Command-
er of the '4th' In£ Segiinenf
of I. G . ; h. 1 867 in Nagasa-
ki-ken. Sub-Lieutenamt> JuJy
1887; Lieutenant, Jan. 1891;
Captain, Apr. 1895 ; Major,
Jan. 1 901; Lifiutenant-Colo- -
nel, Nov. 1904. Colonel, Now..
1907. Decorations: ./^th.'0!^&r .
of the Sacred Treasure, 3rd
Order of :fhe Rising Sun and
4th Class of the Goldaa Kite.
Address: Riudomachij Aza-'
buk«, Tokyo.

Wakamiya, Sa#ao i1^$ix%

Secretary to the Department
of Communications, CMef of
the Superintendence Section
of its MarcantLle Marine Bti-
reau. Address : No. i, 4 cho-
me, Oimotecho, Akasaka-ku,

"Wakaamya, SeionC^ ^ jE #3,

PresideiA of the Commercial
Warehousing Cq., Auditor <3<
the Iriyama Coffiery Go. ; #.
1st in. of the ist 3/. of Aa -
sei (1854) in KuinaiHGi^to-keri;
e. s. of the late Seikai Wa -

[ II35 ]

W,^

Icamiya ; m. Yorae, e. s. of Hi-
deo Katsuno, on Aichi sa-
murai. Advocated the cause
of Freedom' under Count Ita-
gaki for many years ; is now
chiefly engaged in business.
Address: No. i,-4chome, O-
motemachi, Akasakaku, To-
kyo. 7>/. .• 249 Shitnbashi.

Wakao, Ikuzo C ^ B m M),
silk -exporter, Tepresentative
member of the Wal-cao firm,
Chief Director of the Yoko-
hama Silk and Four Other
Articles Exchange, Director
of the Yokohama Warehouse
'Go., the Imperial Hotel Co.,
the Teiko'ku Cold Storage Co.,
the Yokohama Electric Co.,
the Nisshin Spinning Co, the
Yokohama Fire and Maj-ine
Transportation Insurance Co.,
the Yokohama Electric Wire
Mfg. Co., the Oriental Mus-
lin Co., and of th« Yokoha-
ma Railway Co., Auditor of
the Tokyo Electric Light Co.,
the Toa Flour Mfg. Co., and
of :the Yokohama Life In-
surance Co., Representative
Member of the Wakao'Bamk,
etc.; 3. the 1:2th m. of the
4th jj/. of Ansei (1857) in Ya-
manashi-ken ; :e. s. of the tete
Ikuzo Wakao and nephew of
Ippei Wakao, a Yotdhama
millionaire ; -in. Sen, atmt ol
Keiichi Oga.sawara, Viscount.
Succeeded his father in 1 896 ;
has been for a long time man-

ager of the Cloth "Sales Dep't
of Wakao & Co. which was
established in Yokohama by
his uncle Ippei Wakao ; after-
wards-engaged in the foreign
trade, chiefly exporting silk;
is at present Member of the
Yokohama City Council and
of the Yokohama Chamber
of Commerce, besides holding
the above nientioned business
posts. Address: No. -63., ,4
;chome, Hommachi, Yokoha-
ma. .Te/.: 18.

Wakao, Ippei (^ m iS ^),
Director of the Tokyo Elec^
trie Light Co., and of the W-a-
kao Savings Banic ; 3. the
i-2th m.. .of the 3rd >'. of
Bun-sei (1:820) in Yamanashi-
ken ; 2nd s. of the deceas-
ed Rin - emon Wakao. Early
came to Tokyo, intending to
follow a business career; when
Yokohama was first opened
to foreign trade, hastened to
the newly opened port anil
made a large fortune by trad-
ing with foreign merchants ;
opened in 1877 the rOth Na-
tional Bank of which toe
became director ; was once
a Member ef the Yamana- -
shi Prefectural Assembly, the
Government Railway Council,
and of the House of Peers,
Mayor of Kofu city, etc. Ad-
dress: No. 6, 4 chome, Hom-
niachi, Yokohama. Tel.: 1 142
Naaiwa.

Wak

['1136 ]

■ "Wakao, Sliohaciii (^ Jg ^
A)» banker; b. 37 July 1873;
y. b. of Hisamasa Hirose, ex-
M. P. for Yama.nashi-ken ;
adopted into the Wakao
family in 1896; m. Kiyono,
d. oi Tamizo Wakao. Educ:
Chuo Daigaku, a private. law
college. Relieved his father-
in-law in founding the Wakac
Bank, which he is managing
since its beginnings besides
has become president of the
Wakao Savings Bank. Ad-
dress.: 34, I chome, -Mita-
machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
912 Shiba. ■ ■

Wakao, TamizS (^ M K at),
President of the Wakao Bank,
Auditor of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, Adviser to the
Yokohama Warehouse Co.,
and to" the Kofu Rice Ex -
change, President of the Ko-
fu Chamber of Commerce ; b.
the I2th /;/. of the 6th->i. of
Kaei (1853) in Yamanashi-
ken; 3rd s. of Rihei Hosoda
an<i adopted by Ippei Wakao ;
in. Kiku, g.^ d of Rin-emon
Wakao. The present pros -
. perous state of his adopted
father Ippei Wakao's business-
is'chiefly due to him; has inade
tlijnations of large sums of ,
money to various public causes
and also contributed a large
piecfe of land to the govern-
irieht as a site for the use of
the Kofu Regiment; was a-

\i!.ared 4th Order of Mei'it for
the above acts.- Address: Ya^
jnadamachi, Kofu.

Wakatake, Nuinosuke (^ -tt
S >2. SO), match - manufactiirer;
k- th"e;4;th.>«; of tke 3rd y..
of. Kayei (1850) in '.Hj^ogo -
ken ; e, s.. of Tozaemon Wa-
katake. ''_ Succeeded his father
in 1888; is well known by his'
firm name " Wakatake - ya."
Address:, No. 4, .5 chome, Ki-
tanagasa - dori, Kobe. _ Tel.:
1905 l. d.

Wakatsuki, Naosaku (^ IS iS
il^), President of the Fujikawa
Bank, Director of the Ejiri
Savings Bank, the Fuji Trans-
portation Co., the OmiyaBank,
ahdof theTomizu Co., Auditor
of the Yokkaichi Paper Mfg.
Co., and of the Yoshiwara
Bank; b. the lOth m. of the
3rd y. of Kayei (1850) in
Shizuoka-ken ; 2nd s. of Go-i
saku Ito and adopted by the
late Takeki Wakatsuki; m. Sa-
rne, e. d. of his adopted father.
Address: Nakanogo; Fujika-
wamachi, . Anbara-gun, Shi -
dzuoka-ken.

Wakatsuki, Eeijiro (MM&Z
W):, Min. of Finance since Dec.
1912, Mem. of the HouRe of
_Peers;-i5. the Sth m. of the 2nd"'
,^'. of Kei5( 1 866) in Shimane^
:ken; 2nd.s. ofSenzaburo O^
kimuira arid adopted by the
late Kei Wakatsuki ; ;«; To-
ki'.; e. d, -of his adopted father:

[ II37 J

Wak

^duc, • graduated from the
College of Law of the To -
kj/o Imp. Univ. m 1892. -Chief
Revenue Officer of Ehime-ken,
1 894 ; afterwards successively
Secretai-y and then Councillor
to the Department of Finance,
Judge of the Court of Admi-
nistrative Litigation, Chief of
the Revenue: .Bureau of the
Financial Department ; Vice-
Minister of Finance, 1906;
then appointed Japanese Fi-
nancial Agent in London and
rendered distinguished service
to the post-bellum financial
administration of Japan; on re-
turning again appointed Vice-
Minister of Fiijance ; resigned
post owing to the Change of
Cabinet, Aug 191 1 ; Deco -
rated with' ist Order of Merit.
Address-: No. 40, Nakaroku-
bancho, K5jimachiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : I03 Bancho.
. Wake, Tatsukiyo CW*.3iit),

Pharmacist Inspector of the
Navy; ^. in 1867. Staff-Phar-
macist of the Navy, Sept.-
190.3; Fleet-Pharmacist of the
Navy, tSept. 1906; Pharma-
cist ' Inspector of the Navy,
Dec. 19 1 2. Decorations: 4th
Order of R. S., 5th Order of

S, T.
Wakimidzu, Tetsugoro CK 7K

^S.SP), Assistant-Prof of the
College- of Agriculture in the
Tokyo Imp.' Univ. (Chairs-
Geology and SoilsV Address:

College of Agriculture of the
Tokyo Imperial University,
Komaba, Meguro-mura, To-
kyo-fu.

¥/akushima, Ch~jiiro Ctiftfi+
W), farmer, one of the higehst
taxpayers of Tottori-ken ; b.
the 6th in. of the 6th 7. of Ka-
yei ( 1 8 5 3) in Tottori prefecture;
3rd s. of the late Choerhon
Wakushima ; m. lyo, 2nd d,
of Rokujiro Tsubaki of the
same prefecture. In 1872 he
started Shdkeisha, an associa-
tion for the relief of poor far-
mers and orphans, and also
has done much for charitable
causes. . Address: Saigo-mura,
Tohaku-gim, Tottori-ken.

Wakiisliima, Izd (vi % 5f IS),
farmer, one of the . highest
taxpayers of Tottori-ken ; b.
the 3rd m. Of the 5th y. of
Ansei (1858) in Tottori-ken-,^
.3rd s of Bunshichiro Toz^kr ,
and adopted by Masayasu Wa-
kushima ; a widower. Sue -
ceeded his adopted father in
1885. Address: Kurayoshi-
machi, Tohaku-gun, Tottori-
ken .

Wanami, Kotaro CWJSIiicfllO,
farmer, landowner, one of the
highest taxpayers of Miye -^
ken. Director of the Ihbe Bank,
Auditor of the Miye -ken
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank ; b. the 4th m. of the:
\sty. of Keio (1865), in Miye
prefecture ; e. s. of Kyuichiro

W8ii-Wat

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Wanami ; m. Masa, sistet of
Shigeo Mori of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1 88 3. Address : Yiai-
sada-mura, Inbe-gun, Miye-
ken.

Wani, Teikichl (W t A S),
Judge of the Court of Cas-
sation ; b. May the 3rd y: of
Meiji (1870) in Tokyo ; 3rd
5. of Mototoshi Wani, a To-
kyo samurai ; m. Tsugi, sister
of Keigo Harada, also a To-
kyo- samurai. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of Law
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1894. Was in succession Judge
of the Local Courts of Wa-
kayama, Osaka and Sakai,
Judge and Section Chief of
the Tokyo District Court; pre-
sent post since July 191 1;
has been several times mem-
ber of the Examination Com-
mittee for Bench and Bar.
Address: No. 43", Kita-ia-
mabushi-chci, Ushigome-ku,
Tokyo.

KS^araya, Toghixane (M « ¥
K). Comrnander of the Naval
Eh'fiheerihg, Chief Engineer
of the warship Ikoma, Instruct-
or to the Naval College ; b.
1872. Ediic. : graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1888.
Lieutenant of Engineering,
Dec. 1897; Lieutenant-Com-
mander of Engineering, Sept.
1903 ;• Commander of En -
gineering, Sept. IQ06. Deco-

rations : 4th' Order of the
Rising Sun; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure. Address.;
No. I, Amishirocho, Azabu,
Tokyo.

Wasaki, Kycsuke CW «t JH
355), Colonel of Comtnissariaty
Meiiiber of the Military Tech-
nical Committee; b. 1863 in
Yamaguchi-ken. Sub-Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, July 1887";
Sub-Lieutenant of Commissa-
riat, Nov. 1888; Lieutenant,
Nov. 1890 ; Captain,. Nov. 18-
93; Major, Oct. 1899; Lieu-
tenant - Colonel, June 1904 ;
Colonel, Nov. 1907. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Sa-
ci-ed Treasure, -' 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
Higashishinanomachi, Yotsu^
yaku, Tokyo.

Watanabe, Akira (J* #),
Bn ron . TJgut^Bant:: General ,
put OQ the^'secohS. f^gi^e
since March 191 3, ex~CSm-
mander of the 3rd Army
Division ; b. the 2nd in. of
the 4th y. of Kayei (185 1) in
Yamaguchi - ken ; 2nd s. of
Kiiishi Murakami and adopted
by the late Yoemon Wata- '
nabe, a samurai oi Yamagu-
chi ; m. Tomi, 2nd.(f. of Shi-
zuma Shida, a Fukuoka sa-
umrai. Sub - Lieutenant of
Infantry, Aug. 1 87 1 ; Lieu-
tenant, Feb. 187s ; took part

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Wait

ill the Satsuma Insurrection ;
Captain, Mar. 1879; Major,
-Sept. 1885 ; was on the Staff
of the 1st Army_ and then
Commander of the i8th In-
fantiy Regiment -in the Ja-
pan-China war; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Nov. 1894; Colonel,
Oct 1897 ; Major - General,
Apr. 1901 ; took part in the
Russo-Japanese war first as
Commander of the 2nd In-
fantry Brigade of Imperial
Comniander of the 3rd Araiy
Division ; d. the- 2nd ;«, of
the 4th f. of Kayei (1851) in
Yamaguchi - ken ; 2nd s.. of
Kinshi Murakami and adopted,
by the late Yoemon Wata-
nabe, a samurai of Yamagu-
chi ; m. Tomi, 2nd d. of Shi-
zuma Shida, a Fukuoka sa~
umrai. ' Sub - Lieutenant of
Guards and then Commander
nf the 5th Mixed Brigade ;
Commander of the 19th In-'
fantry Brigade after the war ;
Lieutenant-General, July 19-
aj ; Commander of the 8th
Army Division and then la-
st post. Created Baron and
decorated with the 2nd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
2nd Class of the Golden Kite
as a war reward. Address:
No. 18, Higashi-Shirakabe-
cho, Higashiku, Nagoya.

Watanabe, Bunshiehi'Cjf^;^
-b), silk dealer, Director, 01
the Yokohama Life Insuran-

ce Co., the Kanto Brick
Mfg. Co., and of the Yoko-
hama Electric Railway Co.,
Auditor of the Yokohama
Silk and Four Other Artic-
les Exchange ; b. Aug. the
4th y. of Meiji (1871) in Ya-
manashi-ken ; adopted s. of
the late Bunshichi Watana-
be ; m. Tane, e. d. of Hiso-
mu Hara of Yamanashi -
ken. Succeeded his adopted
father in 1 896 ; is at present
a member of the Standing
Committee of the Yokohama
Chamber of Commerce. Ad-
dress : No. 38, 2 cliome,
Benten-dori, Yokohama. Tel.:

257-
Watanabe, Bunsabnro (;t '■&

X H 10, Manager of the Hi-
roshima Branch of the Banl<
of Japan j b. Apr. the 3rd y.
of Bunkyii (1 863) in Gifu-ken;
e. s. of Kakuzo Watanabe, a
Gifu samurai; m. Sada, adopt.

d. of JQzo Shimizu, also a
Gifu samurai. Succeeded his
father in 1880. Address : 'Ro.
39, Mondocho, Hiroshima.

Watanabe, Chiaki (.Wk=ffC),
Count, Minister of the Imp.
Household ; b. the 5th m. of
the 14th y. of Tempo (1843.)
in the province of Shinano ;

e. s. of the late Masanori
Watanabe, a samurai of the
former Takashima clan, pro-
vince of Shinano ; m. Toshi,
elder sister of Ken-ichiro Ito, .

Wat

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a samurai of the same clan.
Educ. : studied Cliinese clas-
sics at the. Cliozenkwan, a clan
school. Entered the service of
the clan at the end t)f the
Ansei era ; took an^ active
part ill the Restoration ; after-
wards was successively Junior-
Councillor and Judge to the*
prefectures of Ina and Chi-
Icuma, Senior - Secretary to
Kagoshima-prefecture, Gover-
nor to the same, Judge of
the Court of Administrative
Litigation, Governor of Saga
prefecture, the same of the
Hokkaido, Vice-Minister for
Home Affairs,Lord-in-Wait-
ing of the Kinkei Hall, Gover-
nor of Kyoto-fu ; Director of
the Bureau of Imp. Treasury,
1895 ; the Vice-Minister of
Imp. Household and finally
Minister of the same in 1909.
Created Baron, 1900 ; Vis-
count, 1907; Count, 1910;
decorated with the 1st Order
of Merit. Address: No. 7,
Takanawa-Minamicho, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel.-: 1 304 Shiba.

Watanabe, CMfuyu (M. 'A. "^
=^),. Dir. and manager of Ni-
chifiitsu (Franco-Japan)Bank,
Managing Dir of the Hok-
naging' Director of the Hok-
kaido Colliery and Steamship
Co., Adviser to the Fuii Paper
Mfg. Co. ; b. May the" 9th y.
of Meiji (1867) in Matsumoto;
'3rd s. of Count Watanabe,

Minister for Imperial House--
hold ; m. Yoshi, 2nd d. of
Keizabuio Motoo of Tokyo.
Edtic. : graduated from the
College of Law in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1900 ;, further^;
studied in France, Germany
and America.' Suh-Mahager
of the Japan Industrial Bank
after graduation; then dire^
ctor of Japan Steel .Works,
Armstrong and Vickers asso-
ciated ; elected Memher of the
House of Eepresentatives in
1908. Address: No. 22, Ni-
shi-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo
Tel : 1670 Shiba.

Watanate, CMharu (Jtsft-r
#), Manager of the Bank of
Japan ; i. Sept the Sth f. of
Meiji (1872) in Tokyo; /leir
to Count Watanabe, Minister
for Imperial Household ; m.
Tome, '3rd d. of Prince O-
yama. Educ: graduated from
"che ^.College of Literature 'A
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 18-
95. Entered the service of
the Bank of Japan immedi-
ately alter graduation first as
Chief of the Accounts Bureau
and then Private Secretary
to its President ; present post
since Aug. 19 10. Address:
No. 7, Minamicho, Takanawa,
Shiba, Tokyo. Tel.: 1304
Shiba.

Watanabe, CMyosaburo CjS
a ^ « S. m, Director of the
Union Fire and Marine Trans-

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Wat

portation Insurance Co., and
-of the Osaka Gas Co., Auditor
of the Toyo Timber Antiseptic
Go, ; b. the 8th m. of the 1st
y. of Keio (1865) in Gifu-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Shinjiro
Watanabe ; in. Gin, adopt, d.
of Chojiro Yamada of Tol<yo.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law in the Tolcyo
Imp. Univ. in 1889. Has been
in the service of the Banlc of
Japan for many years. Ad-
drss : No. I, I chome, Tani-
machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
Tel. : 1500 Higashi.

Watanabe, Clio (It S li),
Judge of the. Supreme Court
at Seoul; i>. the 4th m. of
the 5th :y: of Ansei (1858)
in Chiba-ken ; e. s. of Sahei
Watanabe, a Chiba saimi7'ai;
in. Tatsu, 2nd d. of Kiheida
Terao, a Fukuoka sanmrau
Educ. : graduated from the
.former SAi/idsko Hugakkd (a
law school of the Dep't or
Justice) in 1884. Has been
siiice in succession Judge of
the Chiba Criminal Court, the
Chiba District Court, and of
the Tokyo Appeal Court,
President of the Chiba, Sendai,
Yokohama and Tokyo Dis-
trict Courts ;_ was, engaged.,
by the. Korean Governmefit
and accepted the post of Pre-
sident of the Supreme Court,
1908 ; present post since an-
mexation of Korea by Japan

in. 19 10. Address: Yoneku-
racho, Seoul, Chosen.

Watanabe, Chiisaburo CjS 3I
jI!. H 11?), Major - General on
the reserve ; ' (5.' ' the " I st in.
of the I St y. of Man-en ( 1 860)'
in Fukui-ken ; 3rd s. of Hi-
toshi Watanabe, a Fukui sa-
murai ; ;«.^ Kosen, e. d. of
KakusaburS Kakehi, a Tokyo
samurai, Educ. : graduated
from the Military Academy ;
further studied in France.
Sub-Lieutenant of Artiilery,
Dec. 1879 ; sent to America,
1889 — 1890; Major-Geheral,
Oct. 1907 ; then was placed
on the reserve ; has been in
succession Chief of the Works
Department of the - Osaka
Arsenal, Attache to the I..ega-
tion at Washington, Member^
of the Tokyo Arsenal, Com-
mander of the Hakodate For-
tresSj etc. ; was chief of the
Arms and Ammunition Uepot
at Moji during the Russo-
Japanese war. Decoration :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun.
Address^ No. 109, Yocho-
machi, Okubo, Ushigomeku,
Tokyo.

Watanabe, Daijiro QB.B.k'^
815), dealer in marine products.
Auditor of the Teikoku Cold
Storage Co., and of the 27th
Bank; d. the 12th m. of the
4th y. of -Kokwa (1847) in
Tokyo; 3rd s. of Rokurobei
Komaki, and adopted by Ji:

Wat

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rozaemon Watanabe ; in. Ine,
sister of Hikoshiro Morita: of
Tokyo. Address : No. 16,
Aomonocho, Nihombashiku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 1368 Honkyo-
kii.

Watanabe, Dempaehi CS^IS
A), draper (firm-name " Izu-
ya ") ; i'. the 6th m. of the
6th 7. of Kayei (1853) in
Shizuoka-ken ; e. s. of Rim-
pachi Watanabe ; 7». Taka,
ststef of Yutaro Aochi of Shi-
zuoka-ken. Succeeded hi.s fa-
ther in 1 876 ;. is one of the
largest landowners of Shizu-
oka-ken. Address : No. 15,
ichome, -Riogaecho, Shizuo-
ka, Shizuoka-ken^

Watanal)e, Eitaro (M'M^X
IP), Expert to the Railway
■ Department of the Formosaa
Government/ Chief of its Ta~
ku Branch Office; i>. Apr, the
4th J. of Meiji (1871) in Ishi-
kawa-ken; e. s. of Kimpachiro

Watanabe, a samurai of Ishi-
kawa-ken ; m. ' Shizue, sister
of Naokazu Niina, an Ehime j«-
niurai. Edtic. : graduated from
the College of Engineering in
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1894.
Address : Taku, Formosa.

Watanabe, Enzo Qk'AMM),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Shizuoka-ken, Director of
the Miyako Gilding Go. ; b.
the 8th m. of the 2nd y. of
Kokwa (1845) in Shizuoka-
prefecture; e. s. of Ichiro Wata-

nabe 'fjtn. Kuni, 2nd d. of Ko-
saiji Okawa of the same pre-
fecture. Succeeded his father
in 1883. Address: Tanaka-
mura, Tagata-gun, Shizuoka-
ken.

Watanabe, Fukusaburo CjJt^
JilHI|5), dealer . in , marine pro-
ducts. Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Teikoku
Cold Storage Co., President
of the Yokosuka Electric and
Gas Co., Director of the To-
kyo Gas Co., the Oriental
Muslin Co., the Yokohama,
Electric Wire Mfg. Co., the
Yokohama Electric Co., and
of the Narita Railway Co.,,
Councillor to the Tokyo Fire
and Marine Transportation
Insurance Co. ; b. the 1st in.
of the andjj'. of Ansei (1855)
in Tokyo ; younger brother of
the late Jiemon Watanabe ;
in Tama, sistet of Shinshichi
Ogawara of Gummci-ken. Is

one of the most influential
business men in Yokohama
and • besides Jiolding the im-
portant posts above mention-
ed is also a member of the
Yokohama Chamber of Com-
merce. Address : No. i, i
chome, Motohamamachi, Yo-
kohama. Tel.: yg Bancho. '
Watanabe, Genjiro (M 'A M
■■* W): Director of the 27th
Bank. Address : No. 7, i
chome, Honzaimokucho, ■ Ni-
horabashi-ku,. Tokyo.'

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Wat

"Watanabe, Giro_(jt ^ K W),
Director of the Osaka Eeve-
nue Administration Bureau;
i. the 8th m. of the third y.
of Kokwa (1846) in Nagano-
ken ; e. s. of the late Icliiyo
Watanabe, a samurai of the
former Suwa clan; in. Maka,
?. d. of Daihachi Momoi of
Nagano-ken. Educ. : studied
[apanese and Chinese classi-
cs at the Chozenkwdn, a clan
school, and English under the
late Rinsho Mitsukuri. Ad-
vocated the cause of the Mi-
kado early in the Restoration
era and after fighting as a
staff officer of the Mikado's
army against the Shogunate
force at Katsunuma was made
Commander of the clan in-
fantry troop ; appointed an
official in the Land Tax Re-
gulation Office in l8735 Chief
Revenue Officer of Niigata-
ken, 1883 J Director of the
Hiroshima Revenue Adminis-
tration Bureau, 1896; present
post since 1899; decorated
with the 2nd Order of the
sacred Ti-easure. Address: No.
I, Shinkawasakicho, Kitaku,
Osaka. Tel.: iZj'S Higashi.

Watanabe, Hachiro ( ?il ^ A
W), Chief Public Procurator
of the Yamaguchi District Co-
m-t. Addre:s : Yamaguchi
District Court, Yamaguchi,
Yamaguchi-ken.

Watanabe, Hajime (M'&W),
Auditor of the Tolcyo Gas
Co. Address : No. 29, Shi-
rokanecho, Uskigomeku, To-
kyo.

Watanabe, Inosuke (jS ^ F

Z fJ), Nishijin Cloth dealer,
Managing Director of the
Kyoto Textile Fabric Co,,
Director of the Kyoto Indust-
rial and Commercial Co., Au-
ditor of the Kyoto Commer-
cial and Industrial Bank, and
of the Kyoto Commercial and-
Industrial Savings Bank, Mem-
ber of the Kyoto Chamber of
Commerce ; <5. the 6th m- of
the Sth jr. of Ansei (1858)
in Kyoto; adopt, s. of Ihei Wa-
tanabe ; m. Yori, e. d. of Cho-
bei Yano of Kyoto. Succeed- .
ed his adopted father in 18-
84. Address: Nalanoclro, Chi-
keikoin, Motoseiganji - dori,
Kamikyoku, Kyoto. Tel. :

133-
Watanabe, Iwanosuke 0$. ^

g Z f J), Colonel of Artillery,
Commander of the 1st Heavy
Artillery Regiment; b. i868
in Yamaguchi - ken. Sub -
Lieutenant, July 1888 ; Lieu-
tenant, Nov. 1891 ; Captain, -
May 1895 ; iVlajor, Apr. 19-
01 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Nov.
1904; Colonel, Dec. 1908.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 3i-d Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:

Wat

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Yokosuka.

, Watanabe, Ji«mon (it '3 in >&
Mh), President of .the 27th
Bank/ Director of the Tokyo-
wan Steamship Co.; /'. Dec.
the 4th j>. of Meiji (1871) in
. Tolcyo ; 2nd s. of the late
JieiTion Watanabe ; m. Setsu,
e. d. of Tanjiro Yoshida of
Tokyo. Address: No. 7, i
chome, Honzaimokucho, Ni-
hombashiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
1994 Hon]<yoku.
. Watanabe, Jinkichi (jS 3I S
"n), President of the Gifu Sav-
ings Bank and of the i6th
Bank, Director of the Nohi
Agricultural and Industrial
.Bmk, and of the Plokkaido
Colliery and Steamship Co.,
Auditor of the Nagoya Elec-
tric Power Co., and of the
Chosen"Development Co., Pre-
sident of the Gifu Chamber
of Commerce ; 3. the I Ith m.
of the 3rd f. of Ansei (1856)
in Gifu-ken ; e. s. of Joi Wa-
tanabe ; w. Toshio, 3rd d. of
K06 Uematsu of Gifu-ken.
Has been Member and Pre-
sident of the Tokyo City As-
sembly, Member of the In-
come-Tax Investigation Com-
mittee; was once elected Mem-
ber of . the House of Peers.
Address : No. 24, Shimmel-
machi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
1369 Shiba.

Watanabe, Kaichi CilS ^ ^
— .). : Kogakuhakushi (Doctoir

of Engineering), ManagingDi-
rector of the Keihan Electric
Railway Co., Director of the
Tokyo Electric Co., the Ina E-
lectric Railway Co., and of the
Sakura Cement Co., Auditor
of the Dai Nippon Salt Co.;
b. the 2nd m. of the 5th y. of
Ansei (1858) in Nagano-ken; ,
2nd J. of the late Seliachi
Ujihashi and adopted by Kin-
z6 Watanabe, Rear- Admiral'
on the 2nd reserve; m. Yoshi, e.
d. of his adopted father. Educ:
graduated with honours from
the former Kobu Daigaku
(College of Engineering in
the Tokyo University) in 18-
83 ; further studied, at the
Glasgow University, graduat-
ing from it with the degree of
B. Sc, and C. E. in 1886,

^ei-ved an apprenticeship with
Hesffs Sir Jpljii Fowler and Sir'
Benjamin Baker's Engineering

^Wqrks . ..aft5r.,.-g''Aduation ^'on
returning home in i§S'8 aT-
ter investigating the condi-
tions of industry in France,
Germany, Holland, and ..Bel-
gium was appointed Chief
Engineer of the defunct Ja-
pan Civil Engineering Co.,
and as such superintended the
Construction of the Kyiishu,
Sanyo, Kansai, Osaka and
government railways; in 18-
92 accepted the post of Chief
Engineer and then that of
President of the Sangii Rail-

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Wat

way Co. ; next became ChL-f
Engineer and in addition Ma-
naging Director of the Hoku-
etSLi Railway Co., and was
also elected one of the Council-
ors of the Imperial Railway
Association in 1897 ; granted
tlie degree of Kogakuhafmshi
in 1 899 ; subsequently after
occupying in succession the
posts of Director of tiic Narita
Railway Co. 5 the Tokyo Elec-
tric Railawy Co., and of the
Keihan Electric Railway Co.,
Auditor of the Kyoto Enter-
prise Bank, was finally elected
to present posts. Address:
No.- 1 3, 3 chome, Omote-ma-
chi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
52 Shimbashi. Clubs: Tokyo
Ckib ; Doki Club.

Watanaba, Kanjuro CiS iS fii
"Y W), "ex-Moni. of the Hoti«o
of Representatives, Treasurer
of the Tokyo Municipal Go-
vernment, Auditor of the Kei-
sei Electric Railv/ay Co. ; b.
the loth m. of the jst y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Oita-ken ;
4th s. of Mompei Imai and
adopted by Sakuro Watana-
be of Kochi-ken ; m. Torao,
sister of Yosaburo • Seki, a
Tokyo samurai. Educ: gradu-
ated from the formei' Iglristt
Horitsu Gakko (a private in-
stitution of English law) in
1889 ; further studied in A-
merica Inaugurated an emi-
gration company, after his

return irom America ; entered
the Liberal party and was
3ne of the rigUthand nien of
the late Toru Hoshi, its lea-
der ; became Deputy Mayor
Df Tokyo ; next elected mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives ; Treasurer of the
Tokyo City Government since
Oct. 19 10. Becreaiions : wre-
stling. Club : Kdjunsha. : Ad-
dress : No. 116, 6 chome, Ao-
yama, Minami-machi, Akasa-
ka-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 278 Shiba.
Watanaiie, Katei (M ^ jj- ^),

Journalist; b. the ist j/. of
Keio (1865) in Nagoya, s. of
GengoWatanabe. Self-taught;
thirty years in the present
profession.; He wrote ■ 250
novels or dramas, his his-
torical romance " Watanabe
Kazan " and other works had
the lionor of being read by
the late Emperor Meiji. Re-
creations : travelling in au-
tumn, curious and old books
and documents. Address :
Kaiai - machi, Tamatsukuri,
Osaka. Tel.: 2920 south,

"Watanabe, Katsusaburo Cjt

a St ^ W), Governor of To-
kushima-ken ; b. Jan. the 5th
y. of Meiji (1872) in Hokkai-
do ; 3rd .f. of Tokuichiro Wa-
tanabe ; m. Misao, e. d. ot
Saburo Matsumoto, a Shizu-
oka samurai. Educ. : gradu-
a:ted from the College of Law

w^

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in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1896. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination the
same year ; Councillor to Na-
ra-pi-efecture, Apr. 1897 ; af-
terwards in succession was
Councillor to Hiroshima-pre-
fecture, Secretaiy to the pre-
fectures of Fukushima, Wa-
kayama, Kagawa and Kyoto;
present post since July 1907.
Address :' Tokushima Prefect-
ural Office, Tokushima.

Watanabe, Kenji CWt S ^Pi ~0,
Lieutenant-Colonel of Engi-
neers, Commander of the
Railway Regiment ; ^. 1 867
in Tokyo. Sub - Lieutenant,
Mar. 1 89 1 ; Lieutenant, Nov.
Major, Dec. 1901 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Apr. 1905. De-
coration's : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure and 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Chibamachi, Chiba -
ken. ,

Watanabe, Kijiiro -(ft ^ iffi
+ I|5),^:.Major-Genex'al on the
Reserve ; i. the ist m. of
the 6th f. of Ansei (1859)
in Fukushima-ken ; e. s. of
Masataka Watanabe, a Fu-
kushima saniurm ; m. Ichi,
sister' oi Kiyoshi Sugagawa
of Gifu-ken. Educ: gradu-
ated from the former Heiga-
kuryo (a government military
school) in 1875. Sub -Lieu-
tenant of Infantry, May 18-

^^ and took part in the Sa-
tsuma Insurrection ; Lieuten-
ant, May 1880 ; Captain, May
1886; Major, Nov, 1893";
Commander of the 2nd Bat-
talion of the Formosan Gar-
rison ; was Commander of
the 2nd Battlion of the Sth
Infantry Regiment in the
Japan-China war; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Dec. 1899; Colonel,
Nov. 1902 ; President of the
Toyama Gakko (a militaiy

. technical school) ; took part
in the late war as Commander
of the 2nd Infantry Regiment;
Major-General, July 1906;
Commander of the 31st and
then of the 34th Infantry Bri-
gades ; was placed on the Re-
serve in 1910. Decorations :
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
and 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite. Address : Nakamura-
machi, Soma-gun, Fukushi-
ma-ken.

Watanabe, Kinzo (S^tfT.ii),

..Rear; Admiral of Engineering
on the reserve. Director of
the Uraga Dock Co. ; b. the
Tith m. of the lOth y. of
Tempo (1839) in Tokyo; 3rd
s. of the deceased Gonjuro
Asahi, a direct retainer to the
Shogunate, and adopted by
the late Sosuke Watanabe ;
a widower, PLarly entered the
Navy as a Sub-Lieutenant of
Engineering finally attaining
the i-ank of Rear-Admiral of

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Wat

Enginpedng some years ago
when he, was placed on the
reserve Hst ; at present is con-
nected with the Uraga Dock-
yard. Address: No. 13, 3
chome, Oniotemachi, Akasa-
ka, Tokyo,

Watanabe, Kisiike "OjS^Sf J),
Director of the Tateoka Bank,
one' of the highest taxpayers
of Yamagata-ken ; b. the 3rd
m. of the loth y. of Tempo
(1839) in Yamagata-ken ; e.
s. of the deceased Kisuke
VVatatabe. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1853. Address: Di-
shidamachi, Kitamurayama -
gun, Yamagata-ken.

Watanabe, Kohei (iSifts^^/,
Managing Director of the
Hokuetsu Commercial Bank,
Director of the Sanjo Sav-
ing Bank and the Sanjo We-
aving Co.; b. the nth m. of
the 4th y. of Kokwa (1847)
in Niigata-lcen ; >. s. of the
late Kohei Watanabe; in. Yo-
.shi, adopt, d. of Usaburo Ko-
yanagi of Niigata-ken. Ad-
dress : Sanjomachi, Minarai-
kambara-sun, Niigata-ken.

Watanabe, Kumash'iro (?!£ •■&

51 n SrO, Director of the 'i i-
3th Bank and of the Hako-
date Savings Bank, l^epre-
sentative Member of Wata-
nabe & Co.; b. the I St m. of
the , 4th y. of Kokwa (1847)
in Nagasaki-ken ; 5th s. of
JOkichi Watanabe and adopt-

ed by Kohei Watanabi?. Su-
cceeded his adopted father in
1896. Address: No. 104,
Suehirocho, Hakodate, Ho-
kkaido.

Watanabe, Kunitake (M. 'A
H 5t), Viscount, ex-Ministet
of Finance ; b. the Sth m. o '
the _ 3rd J/, of Kokwa (1846)
in the province of Shinano;
3rd s. of Masanori Watana-
be, a samurai of the former
Suwa clan and younger bro-
ther of Count Chiaki Wata-
nabe, present Minister for
Imperial Flouseliold; a wide-"
Imp. Household ; a -widower.
Educ. :• studied French at Ei-

sliuu Juku, and privately. W-^ '
up to Kyoto in the suite of his
feudal lord and was appoint-
ed one of the Imperial Body
Guards in 1868; afterwards
became an official of the , I-
na-prefecture and was then
transferred to the Dep't of
Justice and to the Dep't of

Wa*

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Finance in succession; next
Govei-nor of Kochi-prefecture
and^ then that of Fukuoka-
prefecture ; transferred to the
post of Senior" Secretary to
the Dep't of Finance and
afterwards to that of Direct-
or of its Accounts Bureau in
1886; promoted Vice-Minist-
er and then given the port-
folio of the Minister of Fina-
nce in^the Ito Cabinet in
1892; Minister of Communi-
cations in 189S; resigned and
organized with the late Prince
Ito the Seiyukxvai (Constitu-
tionalist party) and became its
Vice-President in 1896; aga-
in Minister of Finance, 19-
00; afterwards resigned and
retired to his country villa
at Diso, devoting his time
mainly to the study of phi-
losophy and religion. He
was created Viscount for his
meritorious services as Mini-
ster of Plnance in the succe-
ssful administration of posj

bellum. finance after the Ja-
pan-China war. Publications:
" Indian philosophy " and a
few^ other works on religious
subjects. Recreations : Zen (a
•^t of Buddhistic philoso-
phy); Chinese poetry; reading.
Address: No. 35, Hommura-

■S?'shiS"' ^°^-°- T^^--

^ Watanabe, Maasuke nmm
«'^.,. President of the Mishima

Cloth Dyeing Co., Managing^
Director of the Shunzu Elec-
tric Railway Co., Director ot
the Mishima Transportation
Co. ; b. Api . the 7th y. of
Meiji (1874), in Shizuoka-ken;
e. s. of the late Mampei Wa-
tanabe ; m. Tomi, e. d. of
Yasuhei Kikuchi of Shiznoka.
Succeeded his father in 1882.
Address : Nakago-mura, Ta-
srata-sfun, Shizuoka-ken.

Watanatie, MCantaro (i!g j§ SI
* SI5). Colonel of. Artillery,
military " attache ' to the
Japanese Embassy in Paris;
b. 1869 in Tokyo. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1888; Lieut., Nov.
1891; Captain, May 1896;
Major, June 1902, Lieut.
Colonel, Feb. 1905; Colonel,
July 1 910. Decorations: 4th
Order of S. T., 3rd Order
of R. S., 4 Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Japanese
Embassy in Paris, French.

Watanabe, Matajiro (^ Jg ^
~^ W), President of the Hi-
biya Library ; b. the i ith m.
of the 2nd J. of Keio (1866)
in Kawagoe, province of Mu-
.sashi. \Educ. : graduated from
the College of Literature in"
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1893 ;
studied further at the Univer-
sity Ilall. Has been in suc-
cession Lecturer to the Chuo
Univ. and the Toyo Univ.,
Chief {Secretary to the Imp.
Library, Prof of the 2nd High

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Wat

. School, etc. PtMicatioHS :
" Modern Ethics". " History
of Japan", etc. Recreations :
Checkers, cycling, etc. Ad-
dress : No. 1832, Shimoshi-
buya, Shibuyamachi, Toyota-
ma-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Watanabe, Matasaburo QSiM
XS,SR), Mayor of Hiroshima.
Address : Nakajima-shimma-
chi, Hiroshima.

Watanabe, K"agao CifS ^ fi
=©)> Sculptor; b. April 1S74,
at Takeda-cbo, uita-prefec-
ture; m. d. of Sessei Okazaki,
a, well known sculptor. Educ:
studied sciilntiire from the
late Kisai Yamada, and in
the Tokyo Fine Arts Aca
demy (gra. in 1899). Was
conferred honorous prizes in
Tokyo Sculpture Society, Ni-
hon Fine Art Asso., Tokyo
Cast Society, Tokyo Fine
Art Exhibition, etc.; among
his works the bronze statues
of the late Commander Hi-
rose, of Minister Naosuke li,
and of Marquis Inouye are
best known; is m. of examing
committee of the Tokyo Cast
Society and member of the
Tokyo Fine Art Association.
Address: No. iioo Nippori,
Kitatoshima-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Watanabe, If oboru Cz)t ^ W),
Viscount, 1st Order of Merit,
Member of the House of
Peei"s ; iJ. the 4th m. of the
gth y. of Tempo (1838) in

the province of Hizen ; 2nd
s. of the late Iwao Watana-
be ; w/^Iku, 3rd d. of -Yataro-
emon Okuro of Kyoto. Educ:
studied Chinese classics un-
der the late famous scholar
Sokken Yasui. ' Fought for
the Mikado during the Res-
toration era ; has been suc-
cessively 'Judge, Vice-Govern-"
or of Morioka-ken, Senior
Councillor and then Governor
of Osaka-fu, Member of the
Senate, Pi-esident of the Board.
of Auditors/ etc. ; afterward
elected Member of the House
of Peers ; created Viscount
for his meritorious services to
the state in i888. Address:
No. 13, Nakanocho, Azabu,
Tokvo. Tel.: 91 Shiba.

¥7atanab8, Osamu (it 'A fS5,
Member of the House of. Re-
presentatives, Dii-ector of the
Osaka - Electric Light - Bulb
Mfg. Co., and of the Osaka '
Rice and Other Exchanges ;
h. tJie 1 2th m. of the 6th
y. of Ansei (1859) ip Ehi-
me - ken ; 2nd s. of the late
Uheida Watanabe ; m. So-
no. Educ. : graduated from
the Keiogijiiku in 1881. Be-
came an official in the Dep't
of Agriculture and Commer-
ce, 1 882 ; transferred to the
Dep't of Foreign Affairs and ■
appointed its Councillor, 18-
84 ; Vice-Consul at Wonsan,
Korea, the same year ; Com-

Wat

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ptroller of the Patent Bureau
of the Agricultural and Com-
mercial- Dep't, 1 889 ; -when
the late Count Goto became
Minister of Communications-
in 1890 -was appointed Sec-
retary to the Dep't and. then
Private Secretary to the Mi-
nister ; Director of the Naga-
saki Post and Telegraph Offi-
ce ,1891; Administrative Offi-
■ cial of the Formosan Tele-
graphic Construction Depart-
"iiieht, 1895; Secretary to^
Ehime-I<en and tlien to Ka-
gawa-ken, 1900 ; resigned the
latter oost in ,1901 and has
teen four times elected Mem^
'ber of the House ot Repre-
sentatives ; Mayor of Sasebo
City. 1902 — 1906 ; afterwards
entered business in which he
occupies' the above-mentioned
positions. Address : .'No. 11,
Hayafusacho, Kojimachi, To-
kyo. Te/. : 2349 Bancho.

W^tanabe, Reakiehi (j^ 5! M
a), ^Hogakuhahushi (Doctor
of Law), Judge of the Court
of Administrative Litigation;
b. the 1st m. of the 1st y. of
Ansei (1854) in Tokyo ; 3rd
s. of Rozaemon Watanabe, a
Tokyo samtirai ; in. Kuni,
sister of Shozo Asahina, a
.s'rt/;««/'(^?'of Shizuoka-ken. Has
been successively Secretary to
the pi'efectures of Chiba and
Mie; then present post. A-
■warded the degree of Hoga-

kuka^ushi in igio. Address:
No. I, Daimachi, Akasalca,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2304 Shimba-
shi.

Watanabe, B-skuro Cit^A^ JP),
Expert to the Osaka bianch
of the Public Works Office of
the Home Department ; b. the
6th in. of the ist j/. of Keio
(1865) in Osaka; 2nd J. of
Minosuke Fujii and adopted
by Viseount Nobbru Wata -
nabe ; in. Same, sister of I -
wataro Fujiyoshi of Fukuo -
ka - ken. ■ Educ. : graduated
from the College of Engine-
ering of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
in 1889.. Address: No. 46,
Matsugaecho, Kitaku, Osaka.

Watanabs, Kokuzo (^ ft aC
gID, Managing Director of the
Tokyo Bay Steamship Co. ,
the Iwaki Cclliery Co., and
of the 27th Bank ; b. Mar.
4th y. of Meiji (1871) in Sai-
tama ; 2nd s. of the late Ro-
Ifuemon Kume and adopted
by the late Jiemon Watana-
be; in. Mio, e. d. of his adopted
father. Educ: graduated from
the College of Elngineering in
1896. Address: No. 5, Ha-
nazonocho, Ueno, Shitayaku,
Tokyo. Jel. : 404 Shitaya.

Watanabe, Saiehiro (jSJlfe-^
Bro, President of the Yoshiwara
Bank; b. nth ;«. of the 5tli'
y. of Tempo (1834) in Shi -
zuoka-ken ; e. s. of the late
Hanzaemon Watanabe; m. To-

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Wa.t

me, sister of Chozaburo Wa-
da of Shizuoka-ken. Address :
Yoshinaga-mura, Fuji - gun,
Shizuoka-ken.

Watanabe, SakicM CiSafea),
Representative member of Wa-
tanabe & Co., Persident of the
Shiraishi Commercial Bank,
the Shiraishi Warehouse Co.,
and of the Shiraishi Industrial
Development Co., Director of
the Miyagi-ken ^Agricultural
and Industrial Bank and of the
Fukushima Electric Light Co.,
Auditor of the Shiraishi Ele-
ctric Power Co., the Shiraishi
Sake Brewefy Co., and of the
Miyagi Spinning Co. ; 5. the
5th iu. of the 2nd y. of Ka-
ei (1849) in Miyagi-ken; 2nd
.T. of Hilvosulce Akojima and
adopted by Gikei Watanabe;
m. Toyo, sister of Gisuke Ko-
nishi of the same prefecture.
Succeeded his adopted father
in 1879. Address: Shiraishi-
machi, Karita-gun, Miyagi-
ken.

Watanabe Sansaku Ci£ S H
f^). Representative Member
of the Kanamori Partnership;
b. May the 9th y. of Meiji
(1876) in Hokkaid5; 31-d s.
of Hikosaburo Furugori and
adopted by Kohei Watanabe.
Address: No. 10, Motoma-
chi, Malvodate, Hokkaido.

Watanabe, Seisaku (it 5§ ^
f^), soy-brewer, ' President of
the Kojima Bank ;. d: the

I ith 7>i. of the Sth y. of Kayei
(1852) in Tochigi prefecture ;
2nd s. of Yahei lizuka and
adopted by the late Seisaku
Watanabe; in. Koto, adopt.
d. of Asanoshin Watanabe
of the same prefecture. Su-
cceeded his adopted father in
1898. Address : 'K.o]im3.-mM-
ra, Sashima - gun, Ibaraki -
ken.

Watanabe, Senjiro (it ^ W
'k W), Managing Director of
the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha ;
b. the Sth m. of the ist y.
of Manyen (i860) in Kana-
eawa-ken ; 2nd s. of Gensui
Watanabe; m. Mari, an En-
glish lady. Entered the ser-
vice of the Mitsui firm as a
clerjc, and after years of de-
voted service, was proniot-
ed Managing Director ; was
in charge of the London
bi'anch of the firm for many
years, and when, in 1909, the
organization of the Mitsui
Co. was changed into a jo-
int-stock company was also
appointed Managing Direc-
01*, and is now using his
mark«d' abilities in the de-
velopment ot the- Company'.s
business. Address: No. 43,
Shinsakamachi, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo,

Watanalie, Shizuo (M ^ W

4(l)> nom de plum is Kwaseld,
Artist, Japanese painter; b.
the lOth m. of the 5th y. of

Wat

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Kayei (1852) in Nagoya; s.
of Ichikiyo Ogawa, samurai
of Nagoya clan. His ancestor
in art was Slioka Watanabe
whose father was the famous
Kwazan Watanabe. Recrea-
tions : poetry, pictures and
calligraphy. Address : No.
19 Shimizu-cho, Shitaya-ku,
Tokyo.
Watanabe, Shosake (it ^ i£

Sl)> President of the Ehime
Spinning Co., Director of the
Osaka Chemical Industry Co.;
Ik the ist m. of the 13th y.
of Tempo (1842) in Osaka ;
e. s. of the late Shosuke Wa-
tanabe ; m. Sato, 2nd d. ol

Tarobei Kumagae of Osaka.
Succeeded his father in 1864.
Address: No. 4, i chome,
Otemachi, Higashiku, Osaka.
Te/. : 1098 Higashi.

Watanabe, Suisai CJS^7Knfe),
Major - General on the 2nd
Reserve; 6: the ilth,?«. of
the Sth y. of Kaei (1852) in
Fukuoka-ken ; 3rd s. of Ki-
ichiro Watanabe, a Fukuoka
luimin ; ni. Tami, 2nd d. ol
Tetsuji Iwanaga, a samurai
of HokkaidS. Edtic: gradu-
ated from the Rikugun Kyo-
dodan (a non - commissioned
officers, school) in 1 876. Took
part in the Satsuma Rebellion
as a Sergeant of the Imp.
Army; promoted Sub-Lieu-
tenant, Aug. 1875 ; Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, Apr. i88r;

graduated from the Toya-
ma Gakko (Military Technical
School) in 1886, Captain of
Colonial Militia, Nov. 1888;
Major, Oct. 1894; in succes-
sion was Commander of the
3rd. and 1st Battalions of the
Colonial Militia, Commander
of the Sth Battalion of the
Formosan Garrison; was Com-
mander of a battalion of the
7th Army Division in the
China- Japan war ; Major of
Infantry, May 1896; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Nov. 1899; Co-
lonel, Nov. . 1902 ; took part
in the Russo - Japanese war
as Commander of the 25th
Infantry Regiment of the 3rd
Army and fought bravely at
Port Arthur, Mul^den 'and
many other places near the
Mongolian frontier ; promoted
Major - General and made
Commander of the 27th In-
fantiy Brigade, July 1900 ;
then Commander of the Tem-
porary Chosen Garrison, Mar.
1909 . was placed on the 2nd
Reserve in 19 10. Decorations:
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
2nd Order of the Sacred Ti'eas-
ure and 2nd Class of the
Golden Kite. Addres: : D-
nojima-mura, Mitsui-gun, Fu-
kuoka-ken.

Watanabe, Susumu CjSai^).
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 15th Infantry
Repment; h. '862 fn Korhi-

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Wat

ken. Sub - Lieutenant, Dec.
1S82 ; Lieutenant, May 1SS6;
Captain, Dec. 1894; Major,
Feb. 1900: Lieutenant - Co -
ioneJ, Aug. 1904 ; Colonel,
Nov. J 907. Decorations: 4tii
Order of the Sacred Treas-
ure, 3rd Order of tiie Risr
ing Sun and 4tli Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : x^ixx
Infantry Regiment, Takasaki,
Guinma-ken.

Wotanabe, Taizo Qk 'A 3i H>,
stock-broker, Chairman of the
Tokyo Stock-brokers Associa-
tion, Auditor of the Tokyo
Stock Exchange, Member of
the Tokyo Chamber of Com-
merce; b. the 6th m. of the
3rd y. of Bunkyu (1863) in
Toch:gi-ken ; . 3rd d. of Ta-
kusei Kikuchi. and adopted
by Ihachi Watanabe; m.
Rin, 2iid d. of Seizaemon
Makita of Tokyo. Educ..:
Tokyo Shofw Koshusho (fore-
runner of the present Tokyo
Higher Commercial School).
Address: No: 2. Kabutocho,
Nihombashiku, Tokyo. Tel:
194 and 344 Naniwa.

Watanabe, Tatsiro Cilfe^M^),
Chief physician of tlie Wa-
tanabe Lying-in Hospital. Ad-
dress : Yamashitacho, Kago-
shima. .

Watanabe, Tokichi (jg^ S
*)> Managing Director of
the Hoden Petroleum Co.,
Director of the Niigata Wa-

ter Power Electric Co., the
Hokuetsu Paper Mfg. Co.,
the Native Petroleum Sales
Co., and of the Japan Gold
Mine Co., Auditor, of the
Chiigai Asphalt Co., Presi-
dent of the Nagaoka Cham-
ber of Commerce ; d. the 2nd
m. of the 6th y. of Ansei
(1S59). in Niigata-ken ; 3rd
s. of Yoneshichi Dtsuka and
adopted by Kiyomatsu Wa-
tanabe ; w. Tatsu, grand-
daughter <ii his adopted father.
Address: No. 940, Kankoiur
machi, Nagaoka, Niigata -
ken.

Watanabe, Touosuke CiS '&
M 2.W), Secretary and Coun-
cillor to the Department of
Education, Chief of the Sec-
tion of Text-Books and Charts
Examination; b. the 5th in.
of the 4th y. of Meiji (1871)
in Gifu^ken ; ^.'j. of Sadajiro
Watanabe, a samurai of Gifu;
m. Saku, sister of Seisuke
Yoshida, a Tokyo samurai.
Educ. : graduated Philosophy
at the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1889. School-Inspector of the
Department of Education, 1 8-
91 ; then present posts. Adr
dress : Mo. 61, 3 chome, Ya-
raicho Ushigome, Tokyo. ..

Watanabe, Toshio QM.^Wk\
Prof of the College of Science
and Engineering in the Kyoto
Imp., Univ. .; Address : Kyoto
Impl Univ., Ky ^o.

Wat

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Watana^je, Watar'o CiS H W
:fc 115), Director of the 27th
Bank; i June the iithj>'. of
Meiji (1878) in Kanaga wa-
ken ; e. s. of Fukusaburo Wa-
tanabe ; m. Yoshi, 3rd d. of
Taijiro Nozawa of Tochigi-
ken. Address: No. i, i cho-
me, Motohama-machi, Yoko-
hama.

Wataaabe, Wataru QSMW),
Kogahiltakushi ( Doctor of
Engineering), Dean and Prof
of the College of Engineering
in the Tokyo Imp. (Jniv.; b.
the 7th m. of the 4th y. of
Ansei (i8S7)in Tokyo ; e. s.
1893; Captain, Nov. 1896;
of Makoto Watanabe ; tn.
Sumi, sisier of Togo Fukuda,
a Tokyo samurai. Edtic. :
graduated from the College
of Science in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1879; further studied
In Germany, 1881 ; was .suc-
cessively Prof of the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. and Expert to
the Sado Gold Mining Bureau;
KogakuhakusJd, 1891 ; Chief
of the Mining Bureau of the
Department of Commerce and
Agriculture, 1897; sent to
Europe and America on of-
ficial business, 1899 ; present
post since his return home.
Address: Hayashicho, Sen-
dagi, Komagome, Hongo, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1364 Shitaya.

"Watanabe, Yo aSSJi ), Prof.

of the 3rd High School ; b
July the 5th /. of Meiji (18-
72) in Ishikawa - ken ; e. s
of the late Ban Wdtanabe.
a samurai ; m. Hiru, 2nd d.
of Tobun Sinda, al.so an Ishi-
kawa samurai. Educ. : grad-
uated from the College of
Science in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1896. Prof, of the
Navy, Dec. 1897; present post
since Mar. 1900. Address:
ShoEjoiamachi, Kamikyo-ku.

Watanabe, Yoshiro (j,t S S
aO, President of the Aichi
Bank, Manager of the Nagoya
branch of the Nakai firm,
Tokyo, Special Member of the
Nagoya Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. Sept. the 5 th y. of
Meiji (1872) in Hokkaido ; e.
J. of Zinzaemon Watanabe ;
nt. Tsuruji, e. d. of Nobunaga
Fujioka of Osaka. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1896. Address : No.
Shirakabecho, Higashi-ku,
Nagoya. Tel. : 1417.

Watanabe, YosMtaro (i® ^ 5f

is.W)i Kogaktihakushi, com-
mittee in. of the Investigation
Board for medical pollution.
Educ: graduated from the
College of Engineering of tile
Tokyo Imperial University.
Address: No. 13 Akebono-
cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

Watanabe, . Toshiyuki (ilj£ -J;
a. fi"). Surgeon-Colonel, Chief

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Wat

Watanabe, Yu m^9M), ex-
Gover. of Yamaguchi-ken ; b.
the 9th m. of the ist :)>. of
K5kwa (1844) in Kumamo-
to-ken; e. s. of Tota Wata-
nabe, a samurai; in. Ruki,
3rd d. of Binzo Takano, also
a Ktimamoto samurai. Be-
came an official in Kuma-
moto-ken, 1872 ; afterwards
in succession was Judge of
Kumamoto and Nakatsu Lo-
cal Courts, Procurator of the
Kochi, Gifu and Nagoya
District Courts, Chief Procura-
tor of the Anotsu, Nagoya
and Yokohama District Co-
urts; transferred to the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commerce as Director of its
Forestry Bureau, 1897 ; Go-
vernor, of Kochi-ken, 1900;
then last post. Decoraiion:
2tid Order of Merit. Addre-
ss : Yamaguchi - machi, Ya-
maguchi-ken.

Watanabe, Yuzuru Cl^iftrlS),
KogakuhakushUjHoQiox of En-
of the Medical Dep't of the
5th Army Division; b. 1866
in Ehime-ken. Surgeon-Sub-
Lieut., Jan. 1 88,5; Surgeon-
. Lieut., Nov. 1887; Surgeon-
• Captain, Nov. 1891; Sur-
geon-Lieut. Colonel, Dec.
1904; Surgeon-Colonel, Dec.
1908. Decorations: sth Or-
der of S. T.j 3rd Order of
R. S., 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Hiroshima.

gineering), former-Expert to
the Navy and Inspector of the
Naval Construction Depart-
ment; b. the loth m. of the 2nd
J/, of Ansei (1855) in Tokyo;
e, s. of Sho Watanabe, a To-
kyo samurai ; m. Ko, e. d. of
Shigeha Suzuki of Tokyo. ,
Educ. : graduated from the ;
Kogakuryd (forerunner of the
present College of Engineer
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ).
Entered the service of the
Department of Industry as
Assistant-Engineer; transferr-
ed to the Home Department
as the same; then Engineer to
the Construction Bureau of the
same Department; sent to Ger-
many, Austria, Italy, France
and England for study in 1888;
again appointed Expert to
the Home Department on his
return home ; Expert to the
Navy and Inspector of the
Naval Construction Depart-
ment, 1 894. Kogahihakuski .
in 1898 ; resigned the posts,
1911. Address : '^o. ii.Iio-
zaka, Komagome, Hongo, To-
kyo. Tel. : 1999 Shitaya.

Watarase, Sliozaburo (it^^
SIR), Rigakuhakushi (Doctor
of Science), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Science in the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. (Chair - Zo-
ology) ; b. the i Ith m. of
the 2nd j/. of BunkyO (1862)
at Numadzu, province of Su-
ruga ; 3rd s. of the late Gen-

Wat

[ 1156 ]

shiro Watarase, a Tokyo
samurai ; in. Shige, sister of
Monoshin Nakai of Yama-
guchi-ken. Educ: graduated
from the Sapporo Agricul-
tural College in 1884; and
after studying for a short time
his special subject of zoology
at the Tokyo Imp. Univ., was
sent to. JoJiiiSj, JJpgkins Uniy ;,
U; S^ A. by the government,
graduating from it with i:he
degree'of Th.' D.; then Fur-
ther studied in Gerniany. Rep-
resented Japan at the In-
terna.tibhal 'Zoological Assem-
bly ^held at Canibridgej^^ 'En-
gland, in 1 898; was Lecturer
to the Chicago .JJhiv.., U. S,
A. till. 1900, when he return-
ed home and was appointed
to the present post. -Address:
No. 9. MinamicTio, Ushigo-
me, Tokyo.

Watease, Torajir (it ?i K ^
W), Proprietor of the Konoen
(&n Agricultural farm) ; b. the
6th m. of the 6th y. of Ansei
(1859) in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of
the late Genshiro Watarase,
a Tokyo samurai ; m. Kame,
sister of Masanobu Aida, also
a Tokyo samurai. ■ Educ. :
graduated from the Sapporo
Agricultural College in 1880
Was appointed in 1886 princi-
pal of the Ibaraki Middle
School, but resigned a year
later ;. in 1893 started a farm
named the " Konoen " in

Tokyo and engaged in the
sale of plants and seeds; went
to the U. S. A. for the' pur-
pose ; ■ of ' investigating agri-
cultural industries ; since his
return to Japan has been
elected to many honorary
posts ; at present is a mem-
ber of the Tokyo Municipal,
Council ; again went to the
U. S. A. in 1909,' in company
with other business men being
invited by the IJ.S.A. Cham-
bers of Commerce of the Paci-
fic coast ; is a devoted Chris-
tian. Address: No. 5. T»"
meikecho, Akasaka, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2421 Shimbashi.

Watari, Masamoto Cjlt lE tc),
Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei
Hall, Member of the House
of Peers ; b. the 1st jn. of
the loth jj/. of Tempo :(j 8 39)
in Hiroshima; 3rd j. of Zerrtpei
Tanaka and adopted into
Watari family; m. Setsu, si-ster
of Gonroku Matsuae, an Ehi-
me samurai. Educ. r .studied
.(0 iErance..,.Early in the Meiji
era became an official of the
Foreign Affairs .Office; after-
wards entered the Army, at-
taining the rank of Major ;
retired from the array and
was in succession appointed.
Legislator, Junior Secretary
to the Dajokwan (State Mi-
nisters' Office), Senior Sec-
retary to the same, meniber
of the Senate, etc, ; appointed

[ 1 157 J Wat

Member of the House of Peers Igakuhakushi (Doctor of Me-

by imperial nomination, i8- dicine), Prof, of the College

90. Address : No, 16,. i cho- of Medicine in the Kyoto

me, Nagatamaehi, Kojimachi- imp. Univ. (Chairs— Otology,

■'^"i-^'^'^J'*^- and Laryngology). Address:

Watsuji, Haruji (M^±m ^0, Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto.

Tab

[ II58 ]

Yabashi, Keikichi C^MWc^X
one of the highest taxpayers
of Gifu-ken, Director of the
Ogaki Bank, Ltd., and of the
Akasaka Bank, Ltd.; 6. the
loth m. of the 6th y. of An-
sei (1859) in Gifu-ken; e. s.
of Sotaro Yabashi ; a wido-
wer. Succeeded his father in
1883. Address: Akasakama-
chi, Fuwa-gun, Gifu-ken.

' Yabashi, KenkicM C^MKS),
Engineer and Chief of the
1st Section of the Construc-
tion Office -in the Dep't oi
Finance ; ^. Sept. the 2nd j.

of Meiji (1869) in Gifu-ken;
3rd s. of TojSro Yabashi ;
fft. Sute, 2nd d. of Itaru Wa-
tanabe, a samurai oi Ehime-
ken. Edtic. : graduated from
the College of Engineering
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1894. Became an official of
the Nagasaki Customs im-
mediately after graduation ;
Engineer to the Construction
Dep't of the Tobacco Mono-
poly Bureau, 1896; then pre-
sent post. Address : No. 6,
I chome, Aoyama-Minamima-
chi, Akasaka, Tokyo.

Yabashi RyokicM C^g^§),
Director of the Akasaka Bank,
Ltd., Manager of the Nohi
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Ltd. ; b. the 9th ni. of

the 3rd y. of Keio (1867) in
Gifu-prefecture ; 3rd s. of So-"
taro Yabashi ; m. Tomi, e. d.
of Yoshi Takahashi of the
same prefecture. Address :
Akasakamachi, Fuwa - gun,
Gifu-ken.

Yabashi Sotaro (^ S ^ jSc SR),
President of the Akasaka;-
Bank, Ltd.; i>. the I2th m.
of the 9th f. of Tempo (18-
38) in the prefecture of Gifu;
e. s. of the late S5tar6 Yaba-
shi ; widower. Address : A-
kasakamachi, Fuwa-gun, Gi-
fu-ken.

Yabashi, Tokujiro (^ # 51 ^
115). a large landowner, one
of tlie highest taxpayers of
Gifu-ken ; Director of the Av
kasaka Bank, Ltd., and of
the Dgaki Bank, Ltd. ; b.
the 4th m. of the 5th f. of
Ansei (1857) i" Gifu-ken; e.
s. of the late Tojur5 Yaba-
shi ; m. Ju, 2nd d. of Ushi-
emon Asano of Gifu-ken.
Succeeded his father in 1878.
Address : Akasakamachi, Fu-
wa-gun, Gifu-ken.

Yabe, Kikuji (^ SB S ^ ^),
Expert to the Customs Bur-
eau of the Department of
Finance. Address: No. 45,
5 chome, Aoyama-Minamicho,
Akasaka, Tokyo.

Yabe, Ren (^ SK *), Law-
)'er. Patent- Agent ; 3. Sept.
the 5th 7.. of Meiji (1872) in
Okayama-prefecture ; adopted

r 11.^9 ]

Yab

s. of Osamu Yabe ; m. Tsu-
ya, 4th d. of his adopted fa-
ther. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., July ,i8-
97. Passed the Higher Civil
Service Examination, Nov.
1897. Comptroller of the
Patent Bureau and in addi-
tion Councillor to the A-
gricultural and Commercial
Dep't, June 1 899 ; sent to
France and India on official
business, Jan. 1901 ; in ad-
dition Secretary to the Dep't,
Feb. 1903 ; resigned official
posts and became lawyer,
practicing at Tokyo. Ad-
dress: No. 18,'Kagacho, Kyo-
bashi, Tokyo (Office). Tel. :
2235 SJlimbashi (Office).

Yabe, Tatsusaburo C^bB^S
W, Surgeon-Inspector in the
Navyi Head-IhstrucT6F5f the
Naval Medical College ; b.
1856. Surgeon - 2nd Com-
mander, Feb. 1898; Surgeon-
Commander, Sept. 1899; Sur-
geon-Captain, Jan. 1905. De-
corations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: No. 4, Onden, Sendaga-
ya, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fa.

Yabu, Atsumaro (K S ^),
Viscount, Master of Hunting;
b. Feb, the 13th j. of.Mei-'
ji (1880) in Kyoto; and s: oi
Saneyoshi Yabu, former noble

at the Mikado's Court; »*.
Atsu-ko, y. s. to Prince Ki^
miyoshi Sanjo. Succeeded his
father in 188? ; created Vis-
count in 1884; present post
since 1898. Address: No. 8,
Daibancho, Yotsuyaku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 2805 Bancho.

Yabu, Kozaburd C^# HSR); s
Managing JDirector of the
Asahi Fertilizer Co., Ltd.;
5. Jan. the 3rd f. of Meiji
(i87o)in Kyoto; 3rd s. of Na-
okadzu Yamashita, a Kyoto
samurai; adopted by Seiki3
Yabu in 1875 ; m. Kpsue;^;
s. to Sue Funamoto ofKyoi^
to. Educ: gradua,ted froM

the Keiogijuku. First enter-^
ed the Mitsui firm, serving^.
at its branch at Hakodate for,
some years; next-beCaiiie
Manager of the Fertilizer
Dep't of the firm ; next ope-
ned the Asahi Shokai on his
own account and since it was
transformed into the Asahi
Fertilizer Co., Ltd. in ,1906
has been its Director. Ad-
dress : No. 18, 2chome, Sa-;
gacho, Fukagawaku, Tokyo.
TeL: 2568 Naniwa.

Yabu, Sohichi (.m.%-^'), ex-
President of the Sapporo Builrr
ding Stone Traa'^pgrtatioh Tra-
mway, Co., Ltd.; 6. theiafc
m. of the 4th y. of Kokwa
(i 847) in Fukui-prefecture ;
Sth s. of Shiroemon;. Atjada';
adopted by the late GoTf-embh

STab-iras

3163 ]

Yabu of Hokkaido; m. Yae,
id. of Hitsu Fukuda of Kyo-
to. Address: No. 32-3, Ya-
mahanacho, Sapporo, Hokkai-
do;

Yabuta, Iwamatsu (IK H^
^y. Standing Director of
rhe Tokyo Building Co., Ltd.,
QouBciUor to the Yasuda Bank,
IJnltd.j ex- Auditor of the
Yokohima Ele trie Eailway
Go.,, Ltd. ; b. the ist m. of
the 3rd y. oi Ansei (1856) in
Mie-prefecture;. 3i-d s. of Ki-
n-emon Yabuta; adopted by
the late Kisaburo' Yabuta;
m. Hyo, e. d. of Senzo Na-
kanishi of Mie-prefecture. Su-
cceeded his adopted father
in 1902. Address-. No. 62,
Y'anakasakamachi, Shitaya -
ku., Tokyo. Tel. :. 331 1 Shi-

taya,
Yahttta, Kanegoro <M H SI

at lU), Director of the 68th
Bank, Ltd. ; b. the loth m.
of the 6th y. of Kayei (18-
5;3)! in Nara-prefecture; 2nd
.ft of Hiroma TJchikoshi, a
samurai; adoptad by the late
Chueraon Yabuta in i868;
in. Sh5, 3rd d. of Rakusui
Miki, alsa a Nai'a samurai'.
Address : Takamaichi-machi,
Na-ra-shi, Nara-ken.

Ya,buta, Kuniji (® H W ^),
Director of the Japan Tea
JExport Co-:,; Ltd.; &, the
izilxm. of the ist y. of Bun-
kyu 86-1). in , Hyogo-prefect-

ure; 4th s. of Heisuke Hira-
yama, a samurai; adopted
by Sueji Yabuta' in 589 r.
Address: No. 86, Oliuhirano-
mura, Kobe.

Ya;da, Chonosuke (.jik^ A Z
J©>) Consul at Vancouver ;; <5.
Septr the. 4th 7. of Meijt (18-
71:) in Shimane- prefecture i
Edtic. : graduated' from the
T-okyo. Higher Commercial
School, July 1895. An official
in- the Foreign Office-,, Feb.
1896; Teacher at the Kago-
shima Commercial School,
Jan. 1 899 ; passed the Diplo-
matic and Consular Servi-
ces Examination, Novl r899 ;

Chancellor of the Cohslate at
Ftisan, Apr. 1906; Eleve-
Consul at Tsientin, Oct. 1900;
the same at Hankowy Dec.
1903-; Attache of the Lega-
tion at Mexico,. Mar. 1905;
3rd class Secretary of the
same,' Apr. 1906; 2nd class
Secretaiy of the same, Mar.
1907 ; Consul at Voucouver,
Nov. 1907. Decoration : 5th
Order of Merit. Address':-
Japanese Consulate, Vancou-
ver,. Canada.

Yada, Gentaro (^ fH i€ i: Bit),
Director of Ogori Fish Sales
Co., Ltd;, Manager of the
Ogpri Bank, Ltd.; b. the 7th
m. of the 2nd y. of Keio
(1866) in Yamaguchi-prefect-
ure ; e.s. of Iwakichi Yada;
m, Shio, e., d. of Chozaerrion

[ ii6i ]

Yad-Yag

Kunitnori of the same pre-
fecture. Succeeded Ms father
ifl 189s. Address: Ogorima-
chi, Yoshiki - gun, Yamagu-
chi-ken.

Yada, Tomoyuki C^ H IB Z'),
a large landowner, one of the
highest taxpayers of Ishika-
wa-ken, President of the Tsu-
bata Bank^ and of the Ishi-
Icawa-ken Agricultural Com-
pany, Ltd. ; (>. Mar. the 3rd
/. of Meiji (1870) in Lshika-
wa-ken ; e. s. of Yogoro Ya-
da ; m. Sui, younger sister of
Masaku Nishijima of Toya-
ma-ken. Succeeded his father
in 1895. Address: Tsubata-

ittacKi, Kawagita - gun, Isht-
kawa-ken.

Yada, Tsumuga (^ PE| ft),
Manager of the Nagoya
Branch of the Mitsui Bank,
Ltd. ; b. July- the 19th y. of
Meiji (1886) in Wakayama-
ken ; brother of Tamotsu Ta^
nii ; adopted into the Yada
. family ; m. Sode, sister of
Kenzaburd Hayashi of Hyo-
go: 'Educ. : graduated from
the Keidgijiiku, i88i. Entered
the Jijishimpjsha (a newspa-
per office) as writer; 1882 ;
next became chief editor df
the Kobe Yushih Nipfj,_ 1884;
an official in the Hyogo-pre-
fecture, 1886;, Chief of • the
Traffic Siction of the- Sanyo
Railway Co., Ltd%, 1887;
Director of the Kobe Electric

Light Co., 1891 ; entered the
Mitsui Bank first as Chief
Secretary and then as Chief
of the General Affairs Sec-
tion, 189s ; then present post.
Address: No. i, Shinyanagi-
cho, Nakaku, Nagoya.

Yagi, Fttkumatstt CA;1c|g;jS5,

dealer in knitted goods, Re-
presentative Member of tlie
Yagi Co., Unltd., Director of
the Osaka Hosiery and Blaii-
ket Co., Ltd., the Osaka Ho-
siery Auction Co., Ltd., and
of the Japan Looking Glass
Co., Ltd., Auditor of tlie Bi-
shii Bank,*" Ltd., Member of
the- Osaka Chamber of Com-
nierte ; b. the 4th m. of the
2nd _;'. of Bunkyu (1862); in
Osaka ; 3rd s. of Rihei Ta -
kasaki ; adopted by Yasujiro
Yagi in 1879-; in. Chu, e. d. of
Sadsshichi Nishimura of Shi-
ga-prefectUre. Succeeded his
adopted father in 1S81. Ad-
dress .-No. 84, Ura-machi, To-
sabori, Nishiku, Osaka. Tel.:
756 Nishi.

Yagi, Itsiiro CA tjc jI SISJ,
Physician, Member of the Hoii-
se of Representatives for Na-
ra -prefecture; b. the 9th m.
of the 3rd jj/. of Bunkyu (18-
63) in Nara-prefecture ; e. s.
of the late Shigeyoshi Yagi ;
;«. Natsu, 3rd d. of Suezo I-
sliikawa of Hyogo-prefecture.
Educ: finished the Elective
Course of the College of Me-

y-ag

[ Ii62 1

dicine in the Tokyo Imp: Univ . ;
furtlier . studied m Germany,
ifcelying 'tKe"3egf ee of M . D :
Ha'sTjeerSlember of the Na~
ra Prefectural Assembly, Pre-
sident of the Nara - ken Me-
dical A-Ssociation, and of the
Nara Physicians' Society; ele-
cted Member of the House of
Bepresentatives since 1908 ;
belongs to the Seiyukai (a po-
litical party). Address: Nara-
shi, Nara-ken! , ' .

Yagi, Kamesaburo (A it: S S
BI?), President of the Imaha -
fu Commercial Bank, Ltd.,
Representative Menaber of the
Hatohama Salt Co., Unltd. ;
^. the 1 2th m. of the 3rd /.
of Bankyu,(i863) in Ehime-
prefecture ; e. s., of Toniozo
Yagi ; m. Yoshie, 2nd d. of
Kakichi Yano of the .same
prefectiire. Address : Hato-
harna-rnura, Ochi-gun, Ehi -
me-ken.

, Yagi, Kyubei CA Tfc iX-^'^),
dealer in cotton; j^thread and
toilet articles, President of the
Miyagi Sayings Bank, Re -
presentative Member of the
Sendai Miso Mfg. Co., Unltd.,
President of the- Sendai Gas
Co.; Ltd., and of the _ 77th
Bank, Ltd., Chairman of the
Sendai Chamber of Commerce;
h. the 3rd, ?«. of the 2nd y.
of Kayei (1849) in Sendai;
2nd; .?;; of . Kyuhei Yagi, ^ sa-
mumt;, -m. Sal<;u, ,e. d. of- Kin -

suke Shoji of Sendai. Ad^
dress : No. 40, 4chome, D -
machi, Sendai-shi, Miyagi-kenL
Tel. : 237.

Yagi, Mataemon ( A ;tc 51 /& if
fV> money-exchanger. Sake-
brewer, one ot the highest
taxpayers of Ishikawa - pre t
fecture, Director of the Noto.
Steamship Co., Ltd., and of
the Ishikawa-ken Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, Ltd.; 6.
the 2nd fn. of the 2nd y. of
AnSei (1855) in Ishikawa -
prefecture; e. s. of tlie late
Matasaku Yagi ; ;«. Hina, 4th
d. of Yasoji Nishimura of the
same prefecture. Succeeded
his father in f 887. Address:
lidamachi, Tamasu-gun, Ishi-
kawa-ken.

Yagi, Motozo (A * Tb 3.\
Representative Member of the'
Yagi Partnersliip Go. ; ^. Dec;
the .8th >. .of Meiji (i875>in
Aichi-ken ;' e. s. of the ■ late
Heibei Yagi;,7«. Kimi, 5th
d. of Kozaemon Toyama of .
Mie-ken. Succ#;eded his fa-
ther in 1910, Address : No.
5, 2 chome, Minamikajiya-
cho, Nakaku, Nagoya. _^
■ Yagi, Siobef (A * J£ :R «j,
Sake and soy merchant; -^.
the 4th m. of the 2nd jc. of
Kayei (1849) in Kanaga wa-
ken; e.s. of Shobei Yagi;
^, Filku, 3rd d. of Heikuro
Uchida of Kanaga wa - ken.
Siicceeded his father in 1862.

t II63 ]

Yag

Address: No. 49, 4chome,
Sumiyoshicho, Yokohama.

Yagi, Yosaburo <^Ai^^=.W),
dealer in cotton thread, Di-
rector of the Ehime Spinning
Co., Ltd ; b. the ist m. of
the 1st y. of Keio (1865) in
Kyoto ; 3rd s. of jQsuke Ya-
gi ; adopted by the late Bun-
nojo Yagi in 1882; m. Fu-
sa, e. s. of Eitaro Shimazawa
©fHyogo-ken. Succeeded his
adopted father in 1883. Ad-
dress : No. 27, 2 chome, Mi-
namikyiitarocho, Higashiku,
Osaka. Tel, : 615 and 1433
Higashi.

Yagii, Sahei (1g ^ fe II ^),
a large landowner ; 3. the
8th m. of the 5th j/. of Ka-
yei (1852) in Osaka; e. s.
of the .late Sahei Yagii ; a
widower. Has been President
of the Yagii Bank ; retired
when the above bank became
incorporated with the 58th
and 130th Banks in 1908.
Address : No. 2701, 2 chome,
Namba-Motomachi, Minami-
ku, Osaka. Tel.: 10 Mina-
rai.

Yaginuma, TsanehacM (gP Wt
^ Aj, Managing Director of
the' Koriyama Silk Thread
Spinning Co., Ltd., Director
of the Koriyama Carbide Co.,
Ltd; b. the 5th m. of the \sty.
of BunkyQ (1861) in Tokushi-
nia-prefecture; ^..y. of Tangoro
Yaginuma ; m. Hide, y. s. to

Heitaro Yaniada of Fukushi-
ma. Address : Koriyamama-
chi, Adzumi-gun, Fukushima-
ken. '

YagisMta, Jun (A tIc T >6),
Major-General on the Re-
serve; b. 1 860 in Ibaraki-
ken. Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, Dec. 1878; Lieuten-
ant, May, 1885 ; Captain,
Dec. 1892; Major, Oct. 18-
98; Lieutenant-Colonel, Mar.
1904; Colonel, Dec. 1906;
Major- General, 191 1. Deco-
llations : 4th .Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite.

Yagishita, Shigekatsu CW T
M Vf)< Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 5 ist In-
fantry Regiment ; ^.18-
66 in Tokj'o. Sub-Lieuten-
ant, June 1886; Lieutenant,
Jan. 1890; Captain, Mar. 18-
95; Major, Sept. 1901; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Apr. 1905;
Colonel, Nov. 1907. Deco-
rations : 5th Oi'der of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun; 4th Class

of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Tsu, Mie-ken.

Yagishita, Tatsuzo (iPTsili),
Hardware dealer, iron mon-
ger; b. the 9th in. of the 2nd
y. of Koka (1845) in Kana-
gawa ; brother of Shohachiro
Hiramoto; adopted by Heiji-
ro Yagishita of Kahagawa ;

Yasr

[ "64

a widower. His firm name
is. " Kamoiya". Address : No.
6, I chome, Sumiyoshicho,
Yokohama. Tel.: 516.

Yagiia, Eazuyoshi (»4-K),
President of the Bank of Tai-
wan, Ltd.; (5. the 1 2 th ni. of the
1st y. of Gwanji (1S64) in
Nagoya ; ^.' j. of Fusayoshi
Yagiia, a samurai ; m. Kane,
adopt, d. of Juichi Soeda,
Ho'gakuhakushi. Educ. : grad-
uated from the College of
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1 891; Address: No. 2, 4cho-
me, Jonaigai, Taihoku, Tai-
wan (Formosa).

YagiicM, Nuitaro C^ ti iJ :J:
M), President of the Hok-
kiji Bank, Ltd., Councillor
to the Waseda Univ.; 3. the
6th m. of the 3rd f. of Ke-
io (18-67) '*^ Tochigi-ken ; e.
s. of Choemon Yaguchi, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Tochigi-ken; ?«. Nobu, e. d. of
Shichirobei MLsawa. jEduc. :
graduated from Waseda Un-
iv., 1887; aferwards studied
Economics at Elective Course
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Esta
blished the Hasekiji Bank in
1900, becomihg its president;
Was a Member of the Income
Tax Investigation Committee,
1904. Address: No. 6, 2 cho-
me, Kayacho, Ikenohata,. Shi-
taya-, Tokyo. Tel./ 695 Shi-
taya. .

Yagura, Gembei C^tMSW,

President of the Marine Pro-
ducts- Sales Co., Ltd., Ma-
naging Director of the Ku-
shimoto Bank, Ltd., Directqr
of the Kinokuni Bank, Ltd.,
and of the Nankai Marine
Products Co., Ltd., Auditor
of the Yuya Kyodo Bank,
Ltd.; l>. the ist m of the
5th J. of Ansei (iSS-S) in"
Wakayama-prefecture ;-^. .y. of
Yukitaka Yagura ; m. Han, /.
s. of Ktmiahachi Yagura of
the same prefecture. Address:
Kushimotomachi, Nishimuro-
gun, Wakayama-ken.

Yagura, ZimbBi \^ :t S J^-
#), President of the Yagura
Marine Products Co., Ualtd.,
and of the Kushimoto Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the Yuya
Bank, Ltd., the Yuya Kyo-
do Bank, Ltd., the Kinokuni
Bank, Ltd.,. and of the Marine
Products Sales Co., Ltd. ; b.
Jan. the 6th y. of Meiji (18-
73) in Wakayania-prefecture ;
e. s. of the late Kankei Yagura;
m. Tsuta, e. d. of Juheiji Taya
of the same prefecture. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1883.
Address : Kushimoto-machi,
Nishimuro-gun.,- Wakayama-
ken.

Yahagi, Eiz5 (^ fis ^ «),
HogakakaMnshi, (Doctor; of
Law:),; Prof of the CoUegfe
df Agriculture in the Tokyo
Imp. UtiiV. (Chair— Agricultu-
ral Politics and Political Eco-

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Yai— Yaj

nomy) ; now is in Europe on
investigation purpose. Publica-
tion : Essay on Real Estate
Banks. Address : No. 54,
Higashigokencho, Ushigome,
Tokyo.

Yai, Kanzo (# ^ |ft i<),
a large landowner, ex-Mem-
ber of the House of. Peers
(representing highest taxpa-
yers of Wakayama prefect-
ure), 4th Order of Merit,
President of the Wakayama-
ken Agricuhural and Industri-
al Bank, Ltd., Auditor of the
Kiy© Savings Bank, Ltd.; ^.
the 1st 7n. of the 6th ^. of Kaei
(1853) in Wakayama-prefect-
ure ; 2nd s. of the late Heiki-
chi Yai; adopted by Kanenion-
Yai ; a widower. Has been
elected Member of the Wa-
kayama Prefectural . Assem-
bly and then of the House
of Peers. Address : Saiga-
mura, Kaiso - gun, Wakaya-
ma-ken.

Yai, Tamotsu C^^-<*) Dir.
of the Nippon Yusen Kwaisha;
h. the Sch m. of the 5 th y. of
the 8th in. of the Sth y. of
Ansei (1:858) in Wakayama-
prefecture; e. s. of Kiyoo Yai,
a samurai ; m. Masu ; e. d.
of Kyoshi Naito, also a Wa-
kayama samurai. Address :
Nippon Yusen Kwaisha, To
live. Td. : 467.

Yalta, TaKeslii' (^ M ^3,
President of the Shimozuke

Bank, Ltd., and of the Yaita
Bank, Ltd., Dir-^ctor of the
Ujiive Bank, Ltd., and of the
Shimozuke Shimbun Co., Ltd.,
Special Mem. of the TJtsuno-
raiya Chamber of Commerce ;
6. the I ith TO. of the 2nd y. of
Kaei (1849) in Tochigi-ken;
s. of Goemon Yaita; m. Hama,. ;
2nd d. of Shichiro Kurosaki
of Tochigi-ken. Address.'
Yaita-machi, Shioya-gun, To-
chigi-ken.

Yajima, Chu (^ ^ '¥), ex-
Mem, of the House of Kepre-
sentatives, Special Member
of the Utsunomiya Chamber
of Commerce, 4tli Order of
Merit ; i>. the 7th m. of the
4th jr. of Kayei (1851) in To-
chigi-ken ; e. s. of Masatsune
Yajima ; pi. Ren, e. d. of
Nobuyasu Yokoyama, a sa-
murai of Tochigi-ken. Form-
erly Major of Utsunomiya
and Member of the Tochigi-
Prefectural Assembly ; has
four times sat in the House
of Representatives. Address :
Tomatsurimachi, Utsunomi -
ya, Tochigi-ken.

Yajima, Eisuke ijk. % ^ H),
silk and cocoon dealer, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Yamanashi - ken, representa-
tive Member of the Yajima
Partnership Co., Auditor of
the Yamanashi Shimbun Kai-
sha, Ltd., and of the loth
Bank, Ltd., Member of the

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Standing Committee of the
Kpfu Chamber of Commerce ;
b. Feb. the 2nd y. of Mfeiji
(1869) in Yamanashi-ken ; e.
s. of the late Eisuke Yajima ;
m. Kimi, e. d. of Yahei Ya-
mada of Yamanashi-ken. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1899.
Address :, No.- 35, Midoricho,
Kofu, Yamanashi-ken.

Yajima, JunkicM C^SHS),
Bear- Admiral in the Navy
Since Nov. 191 1, Director of
the Naval Torpedo School ;
b. 1867. Educ. : graduated
from the Naval Academy. 2nd-
Commander, Feb. 1898; Com-
mander, June 1900 ; Captain,
Jan. 1905. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun ;
4th Ordej- of the Sacred Trea-
sure ; 3rd Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address: Tam-a,
Urasato - mura, Miura - gun,
Kanagawa-ken.

Yashima, Kajiko C^ & Jl TO,
lady educationalist ; b. April,
1834, at Kiyama-mm-a, Ku-
mamoto-prefecture ; 7th d. of
Naoaki Yashima. Has be-
come principal of Joshi Ga-
kuin (Girls' School) which was
founded in Tokyo about 18-
95 ; is a strong advocate of
betterment of conditions of
women in Japan ; was instru-
mental in establishing local
society for suppression of vice
and now is president of Japan
Women's Betterment Society ;

represented Japan at the Inter- ■
national Congress of Women's
Betterment Associations held
in the United States^ of A-
merica, 1906. Address: No.
33, Kaminibancho, Kojima-
chiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1093
Bancho.

Yajima, KisMtaro C^ ft'# ;fc
W), Coloiigl ..glArli nery.,,Com-
ma'iTSe'r' of tSe'i Stff'Fietd Ar-
tillery Regiment ; b. 1 8.69 in
Nagano - ken. Sub - Lieuten-
ant, July 1887; Lieutenant,
Nov. 1890; Captain, Nov.
1894; Major, Oct. 1899; Lieu-
tenant - Colonel, Sept;. 1904;
Colonel, July 1908. Decora-
tions : 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4.th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
the 1 8th Field Artillery Regi-
ment, Shimoshizu, Chiba-ken.

Yajima, Sj^uzaburo (^feff H

on tie Beserve ; h. 1864 in
Shiga -ken; 2nd s. of Yo-
ta Yajima, a samurai;, w,.
Hisa, 2nd d. of Yoshinori
Kakihara, a samurai of Saga-
ken. Surgeon Sub-Lieutenant,
Dec. . 1 885 ; Surgeon - Lieu-
tenant, Nov. 1890; Surgeon-
Captain, Nov. 1894; Surgeon-
Major, Oct. 1900; Surgeon
Lieutenant'Colonel, : Mar. 19-
05 ; took part in the Russo-
Japanese war as Chief of the
1st Field Hospital of the 2nd

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Yaj— Yam

Army Division ; subsequently
Chief of the Kokura Garrison
Hospital, of the Medical De-
partment of the 17th Army
Division, etc.; present post
since Dec. 1908 ; promoted
Surgeon-Colonel, Feb. 1909
and Surgeon Major-General,
1911. Decorations: 4th Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure ;
3rd Order of the Rising Sun ;
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Addressj No. 212, Nishio-
kubo, Okubo-mura, Toyotar
ma-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Yajima, SakurU C^ ft -f^ I!5),
ex-Pres. of the Shiljo Bank,
Ltd.; b. the ist m. of the
loth y. of Tempo (1839) in
Yamaguchi - prefecture ; 2nd
s. of Saburoji Yajima, a sa-
murai; in. Tane, 2nd d. of
Shironosuke Oka, a Tokyo
samurai. Address : Kudama-
tsumachi, Tsuno-gun, Yama-
guchi-ken.

Yajima, Uratar? C^S^ijfcllS),
Lawyer, Member of the House
of Representatives, 4th Order
of Merit, Director of the Mi-
nato Railway Co., Ltd., the
Industrial Bank, Ltd., and
of the Tokyo Life Insurance
Co., Ltd. ; b. the 2nd m. of
the istjj'. of Man-en (i860)
in the prefecture of Yamagu-
chi ; e. s. of Shiin Yajima';
m. Tayo, 2nd d. of Chusuke
Ichimura, of Nagano -prefect-
ure. Has tririce sat in tlio

House of Eepresentativei?. . J.c?t

dress: No. 18,, Iwaishicho,
Nagano-shi, Nagano-ken.

Yakuwa, GisMchiro CAIftK'tr
W), ex-Assiiaiaui-i-Tof. of the
College of Agriculture in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; now in
study abroad.

Yamaha, Kurobei Clll "^ \
BI5 ^ W, a large landowner,
money - lender, one of the
highest taxpayers of Mie-ken;
b. the loth ;«. of the ist j.
of Ansei (1854) in Mie-ken;
e. s. of Rokurobei Yamaba ;
m. Maki, 2nd d. of Seiroku
Nishijo, a samurai of Mie-
ken. Succeeded his fatheir in
1873. ■. Address: No. 97, I-
chinokimachi, Yamada, Uji -
gun, Mie-ken.

Yamaba, Torakusu C|ll^!gli).
President of the Japan Music-
al Instrument Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Director of the Japan Pat-
tern Dying Company, Ltd., the
Japan Weaving Machine Ma-
nufacturing Company, Ltd.,
and of the Tokal Brick Co.,
Ltd., Auditor of the Tenryu
Timber Co., Ltd., and of the
Hamamatsu Warehouse Co.,
Ltd., Member of the Stand-
ing Committee of the Hama-
matsu Chamber of Commerce;
b. the 4th m: of the 4th y.
of Kayei (185 1) in Wakaya-
ma-ken ; younger brother of
Yoshitaka Yamaba, z. samurai;
m. Nobu. Inventor of the

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[ 1168 ]

Yamaba Organ. Address ':
Itaya-clio, Hataamatsu, Shi-
zuoka-ken.

Yamabe, Ja£u CtU ^ st ^),
President of the Osaka Spinn-
ifig Co., Ltd.; i^. the 12th
m. of the 4th J)/, of Kaei {18-
51) m Osaka; 2nd .y. of Ka-
kuryo Shimidzu ; adopted by
Bunkyo Yamabe ; 7n. Sada,
e. d. of Moku Aizawa of Ai-
chinken. Was once Member of
the Osaka Chamber of Com-
merce. Address: : No. 5620,
Dogashibamachi, Tennoji, Mi-
namUku, Osaka. Td. : 877
Minami.

Yamada, Buntaro CiH H .^ jfo
BfO, Kogakuhdkushi (Dr. of
Engineering), Chief Manager
of tlie Kaniioka Mine owned
by the Mitsui Co.; b. the gtli
in. of the 1st y. of Bunlcyu
(1861) in Fukui - prefecture ;
3rd s. of Junai Taguchi a sa-
murai ; adopted by Shin Ya-

_ mada in 1875; m. Fusa, adopt,
d. of Takashi Hasegawa, a
judge. Educ: graduated from
the College of Engineering
in the Tokyo Imp Univ., 18-
86 ;^ further studied in Ger-
n:^any, 1889 — 1891.' On re-

\ turning appointed Expert to
the Imperial Estates Bureau ;
Expert to the Ikuno Mine,
1 896 ; then present post ; Ko-
g-aktthahcski, 1901. Address:
No. I 10, Hakusangotemma-
clii, Koishikawaku, Tokyo.

Yamada, JeiiikabuiH) Ciij ^ x
S BP>, Keutenant - General
siBce'A|wsH-'?§f%f'€>onithiiti&eF
of the 14th Army Division ;
b. the 8th m. of the 4th y.
of Ansei (1857) .in Kyoto;
3rd s. of Naorni Yamada, a
samurai ; ni. Shima, e. d. of
Sato Yamaraura of Osaka..
Educ. :. graduated from the
Military Academy in 1875.
Sub-Lieutenant, Feb. 1-879 '>
Lieutenant, Apr. 1882; Cap-
tain," June r8-87 ; Major, Dec.
1893 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Aug. 1899; Colonel, Nov.'
1902 ; Major - General, July
1905 ; in succession has been
Principal of the Sendai Mil-
itary Preparatory School, on
the Statf of the loth Army
Division,' Commander of the
nth Infantry Regiment, the
1st Infantry Regiment of the
Body Guards, and of the lOth
Infantry Brigade, President of
the Toyam.a Gakko (a mil-
itary technical school), etc.;
took part in the Russo-Japa-
nese war as a Regimental
Commander and was. deco-
rated with the 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite for
services. Address : Kunimo-
to-mura, Kawachi -gun, To-
cihagi-ken.

Yamada, Daigoro (ill ffl i; Sl
m, Member of the Fukui
Chamber of Commerce ; b.

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Yam

Dec. the jihf. of Meiji (1871)
in Fukui ; e. s. of . the late
Daigoro Yamada ; jn. Sho, e.
d. of Setsusaburo Sugita, a
Fukui samurai. Succeeded
his father in 1885. Address :
Nishikishitamachi, Fukui-shi,
Fukui-ken.

Yamada, Einosuke Clh ffl 5t ^
mX Capt. of the Naval Engi-
neerffigrMenWer of ■ the'B'ep't
of Material of the Navy; b. 18-
69, Educ. : graduated from tlie
Naval Engineering School .
2nd Commander, Feb. 1898;
Commander, Sept. 1 899; Cap-
tain, Aug. 1905. Decorations:
3rd Order of the Rising Sun ;
4th Order of the , Sacred
Treasure ; 5th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : No.
56; Aisumi-cho, Yotsuya-ku,
Tokyo. "

Yamada, Eitaro Clll PJ^icIlO,
Manager of the Iwakura Rail-
way School, Councillor of
Waseda Univ., Director of
the Nisshin Life Insui'ance
Co., Ltd., Auditor of the
Narita Railway Co., Ltd. ;
i>. the I ith m. of the 2nd j/.
of Bunkyu (1862) in Aichi-
prefecture ; e. s. of Chilshin
Yamada, a samtirai ; m. Ryo,
yotmger sister of Etsunojo O-
hashi of the same prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
Aichi Normal School, 1879;
afterwards came up to Tokyo
and studied politics and eco-

nomics at the Tokyo Senuiion
Gakko (forerunner of the pre-
sent Waseda Univ.), graduat-
ing from it in 1885. Took
to journalism and was suc-
cessively writer to the Choya,
the Minipd and the HocJd ;
Member of the Aichi Pre-
fectural Assembly ; head-tea-
cher to the Shinshu Otani-ha
Gakko (a buddhist school) ;
entered business in 1892 and
participated in the construc-
tion of the Tokyo Electric
Railway, the Narita Railway,
and the Kinki Railway, etc.;
accepted in 1898 the post
of Chief of the General Af-
fairs Section of the Nippon
Railway Co., Ltd., and in-
troduced many improvements
on the -company's business ;
afterwards elected Standing
Director of the same com-
pany ; appointed Official Re-
ceiver of the company when
it was nationalized; then pres-
ent posts. Address : No. 51,
Nakai-okubancho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1654 Bancho.
Yamada, Fukusaburo CtU pg
lis s SK), Lawyer, Special
Member of the Yokohama
Chamber of Commerce ; I?.
Oct. the ist y. of Meiji (18-
68) in Saitama-ken ; brother
of Motosaburo Yamada ; in.
Shu, e. d. of Taizo Urano of
Gumma-ken.' ' .Educ. : gradu-
ated from the former Govern-

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[1170 j

ment Telegraph School; later
studied law at the Tokyo
Hdritsugakk'j and graduated

froni it in 1894. Was Tele-
graph operator for three years
in Hokkaido ; passed the Ex-
amination for Bench and was
appointed Probationary Judge
in 1 894 ; Judge of the Yoko-
hama Local Court, 1 896— '99;
resigned and went to the U.
S, A. where he further studied
law and received the degree
of L L. D. ; then sailed to
England arid after making
an inspection tour of various
European countries returned
hoine in 1902 ; began practice
as a lawyer at Yokohama.
Address : No. 78, 5 chome,
Onoecho, Yokohama. Tel. :
706,

Yain'ada, Gentaro ClIJ . H 2
:k 115), Prof, of the Morioka
Higher Agricultural and Den-
drological School. Address :
Morioka, Iwate-ken.

Yamada, G-isaburo (Hi ffl tt
S B|5), Thread - manufacturer,
one of the highest taxpayers
of Miyagi-prefecture ; d. the
1st ;«. of the istj/. ofBunkyu
(1861) in Miyagi-prefecture;
e. s. of the late Tojuro Ya-
mada ; m. Shige, e. d. of
Urisai Adachi, a samurai of
the same prefecture. Succe-
eded his father in 1893. Ad-
dress: Tomemachi, Tome-gun,
Miyagi-ken.

Yamada, Haruzo (ill H # ri),
^Member of the Ho^S£.^il£s,ers,
2nd Order, of Merit; b. the
6th m. of the 3rd y. of Ko-
kwa (1846) in Yamaguchi ;
2nd s. of Chiiji Muraoka, a
samurai; adopted by Kyuin
Yamada ; m. Take, e. d. of
SamOn Awaya, a Yamaguchi
samurai. Started his official
career as Police Sergeant in
Yamaguchi-ken, 1877; after-
wards in succession was Chief
of Police in the prefectures of
Yamaguchi and Iwate, Junior
Secretary to Iwate-prefecture,
Secretary to the prefectures
of Yamanashi, Nara, Aichi,
Saga and Kyoto, Governor
of the prefectures of Fuku-
shima, Saitama, Shidzuoka
. and Hiroshima ; nominated
Member of the House of Peers,
1906. Address: No. 350,
Sendagayamachi, Toyotama-
gun, Tolcyo. Tel. : 3378 Shiba.

Yamada, Heitaro CiU ffl ¥ :fc
ir>), farmer, one of the highest
taxpayers of Niigata-ken ; d.
the Sth m. oi the 1st y. of
Bunkyu (i 861) in Niigata-ken;
e. .s of the late Magoichi Ya-
mada ; m: Kii, 2nd d. of Sa-
heiji Tanaka of Niigata. Suc-
ceeded his fafeher in 1889. Ad-
dress: Koyoshi-mura, Nishi-
kambara-gun, Niigata-ken.

Yamada, Hikohachi (OJ m M
A), -YicerAdmiral, Com. m-
Chlef of the Yokosuka- Naval

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Yam

Yamada, Iken iili m M tf),
Member of the House of
Peers, 3rd Order of Merit;
i>. the irth ;«. of the 13th
y. of Tempo (1842) in Ka-
goshima; 4th d. of the late
Yasoemon Soiioda, a samu-
rai ; _ adopted into the Ya--
Station since Dec. 1912; &. the
2ndwj. of the 2\i^y. of Ansei
(1855) ill Kagoshima; e.s.
of the late Aritsune Yamada,
a samurai ; m. Mine, 2nd d.
of Rokuro Tanekojima, also
a Kagoshima samurai. Educ:
graduated from the Naval A-
cademy, 1878. 2nd Sub-Lieu-
tenant, 1878 ; Lieutenant 18-
86; 2nd Commander, 1891 ;
Captain, 1897; Rear- Admiral,
1903 ; Vice - Admiral, 1908-
Has been successively Cap-
tain 0/ the Amagi and Tenryu.
Chief of the Naval Barracks
at the Kure Naval Station,
Captain of the hvate and A-
sahi, Commander of the 3rd
Squadron, and of the Take-
shiki Naval Depot, etc.; took
part in the Japan-China war
as Vice-Captain of the Yo-
shino and in the Russo-Japa-
nese war first as Captain of the
Asahi and then as Command-
er of the 3rd Squadron. De-
corations : 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Order of the
Sacred Ti-easure, 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
Yokosuka Naval station.

mada lamily ; m. Nao, 2nd
d. of Tahei Oda, a Tokyo
samurai. Took part in the
Formosan Expedition in 18-
74 ; afterwards was in suc-
cession Chief of Police in
Kochi - prefecture, Secretary
to the same prefecture, In-
spector of Police in the Met-
ropolitan Police Board, _Gq-
vernor of Fukuoka and Oita
prefectures, Superintendent -
General of Police ; elected
Member of the House of
Peers in 1904. Address : No.
32, Yamamotocho, Azabu,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1 2 1 2 Shiba.

Yamada, Isabaro Clh [tlftiHIR),
President of the Balloon and
Airship Factory ; a native of
Wakayama prefecture. Re-
ceiving orders from our mili-
tary authorities, he devoted
himself to the work of in-"
venting new type of balloon
and after persistent efforts of
some six years finally suc-
ceeded in the manufacture of
a balloon which may be called
purely of Japanese model.
Balllons of this kind were
largely- used in the -late war
and rendered much help in
our reconnaissance of the ene-
my's condition especially In
Port Arthur. He is now un-
dertaking the manufacture of
airships and has already been
successful in flying on two
of them which are also enti-

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[ 1172 ]

rely of his own , invention.
His fame as the pioneer a-
viator in Japan is quite uni-
que. Address: (Residence)
No. S3, Takanawa-Kitama-
clii, Siiiba, Tolcyo. (Factory)
No. 420, Orilcibashi, Osaki-
maclii, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.
Tel. : (Residence) 1471 Shi-
ba (Factory) 1844 Shiba.

Yamada, Jotaro CllJ ffl5ti:Hl5),
Director and Manager of the
84th Bank, Ltd.; d. the 3rd
m. of the 1st y. of Man-en
(i860) in Ishikawa-prefecture;
e. s. of the late Heizo Yama-
da, a saimirai ; m. Tsuru,
e. d. of Nobukata Arai, also
an Ishikawa samurai. Edzic. :
studied at the former Mitsu-
bishi Commercial School, 18-
81. Immediately after gradu-
ation entered the 84th Bank,
Ltd., and assisted greatly in
the readjustment of the busi-
ness of the bank which was
then disorganized, owing to
the complete destruction of
the bank's premises by fire ;
afterwards elected Director
and Manager of the bank.
Address: No. 4, i chome, Ka-
kigaracho, Nihombashi, To-
kyo. Tel. : 4232 Naniwa.

Yamada, Jiin-iohi ClUHliK-^),
Chief Manager of the Kashi-
wazaki Rice Exchange, Ltd.,
Director of the 139th Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the 77th
Bank, Ltd. and of the Ishiji

Bank, Ltd.; b. the 8th m.
of the 3rd y. of Ansei (1856)
in Niigata-prefecture; adopted
s. of Rokutoji Yamada ; m.
Yone, adopted d. of Gisuke
Yamada of the same prefect-
ure. Succeeded his adopted
father in 1879. Address : Ta-
jiri-mura, Kariha-gun, Niiga-
ta-ken.

Yaaiada, Kanematsu (jli H W:
'fS)! merchant ; d. the 3rd m.
of the 13th y. of Tempo (18-
42) in Hyogo-prefecture ; e.
s. of Ichizo Yamada ; m. Sue,
2nd d. of Mohei Fuji of the
same prefecture. Address :
No. 33, 3 chome, Tachibana-
dori, Kobe.

Yamada, Katsutaro ((ii H Jf
ic SI5), President of the Sen-
dai Rice Wai^ehouse Co., Ltd.,
Chief-Manager of the Sendai
Rice Exchange, Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Shiogama Marine
Products Co., Ltd., Vice-Pi-e-
sident of the Sendai Cham-
ber of Commerce ; d. the nth
;«. of the 5 th y. of Kayei
(1852) in Fukushima ; e. s.
of Tsunetaro Aratani, a sa-
inurai ; adopted by Kakutaro
Yamada ; ni. Tsune, e. d. of
Ryohei Miura of Miyagi-pre-
fecture. Was once elected
President of the Miyagi-ken
Rice Merchants Guild ' and
awarded the Commendatory
Medal of the Yellow Riband
for services rendered in improv-

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Yam

iiig rice, Feb, 1909. Address:
No. %%, Mototerakoji, Sendai--'
shi, Miyagi-ken.

Yamaaa, Keisuke ClU H W W),
Ice-manufacturer, one of the
high taxpayers of Kyoto -fu ;
b. the 3rd m. of the ist y.
of K5ka (1844) in Shiga-
ken ; 5th s. of the late Hei-
dayu Miyamura ; adopted by
Teru Yamada of Kyoto ; m.
Masuei, sister of the late
Yoshio Kawarabayashi. His
Ice-manufacturing firm is well
known by the name of Ryu-
mon ; is also engaged in a
warehousing business and has
over 20 branch - offices in
various parts of the country.
Address: No. 5, Myomanji-
maemachi, Nij5 sagaru, Tera-
machi, " Kamikyoku, Kyoto.
Tel.: 810.

Yamada, Kiichi (ilj ffl ^ — ),
Commissioner of the Hokkai-
do Government ; b. the 1 2th
m. of the 1st y. of Kaei (18-
48) in Iwate-ken ; 4th 5-. of
Yorizumi Hosekiin ; adopted
by Toshisuke Yamada ; in.
Saku, e. d. of his adopted
father. Chief Revenue Offi-
cer of Miyagi-ken, 1885; af-
terwards was successively
Chief Revenue Officer of I-
shikawa-ken, Director of the
Tax Control Bureaus of Ka-
• -goshima and Kumamoto, ' Se-
cretary to the prefectures of
Miyagi, Shiga and Fulcushi-

,yna;^ present post since Feb.
1 90S. Decoration : 3rd Ci-
der of Merit. Address: No.
I, Nishi, 6 chome, Kitaichi-
jo, Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Yamada, Kinjiro ClUH:4:?^BIi),
farmer, one of the highest
taxpayers of Kyoto-fu ; b.
May the 2nd y , of Meiji'
(1869) in Kyoto-fu; e. s. of
Kyiazaemon Yamada ; ;«.
Jun,' 3rd d. of Yasusaburo
Tsuji of Osaka. Address:
Takedaniura, Kii-gun, Kyo-
to-fu.

Yamada, Kisuke Cl-!!HS:ji;j),
Timber - merchant. Director
of the Tanaka Savings Bank,
Ltd., and of the Kiba Bank,
Ltd. ; b. Sept-, the 12th y. of
Meiji (1879) in Tokyo; 2nd
s. of Buhei Tanaka; adopted
by the late Kisuke Yamada
in 1900 ; m. Ko, y. s. to Sa-
kichi litsuka of Tokyo. Su-
cceeded his adopted father
in 1907. Address: No, 13,
Yamatocho, Fukagawa - ku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1629 Tokucho,
Naniwa,

Yamada, Kuniliiko C(li H fl
S), Kogakukaktishi (Dr. of
Engineering); b. Feb. the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871) in Fuku-
oka-ken ; , 3rd s. of Seishu
Yamada; in. Aid, and d. of
Tomitaro Kagawa, a Hiro-
shima samurai. Educ. : gra-
duated from the College -of
Engineering in the Tokyo

Yam

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Imp. Univ., 1896; further
studied- in Germany, 1897 —
1899. Prof, of the College
of Science and Engineering
in the Kyoto Imperial Uni-
ver.sity, 1899; Kogakukakushi,
1902 ; placed on. the retired
list, Oct. 1909. Address:
Sumamura, Muko-gun, Hyo-
go-ken.

Yamada, Masaknni (ilj IB |i

W), _ Managing Director of
the Tokyo Rope Mfg. Co.,
Ltd. ; /;. the 5th m. of the
1st y. of Kayei (1848) in
Tokyo; 3rd s. of Chugoro
Yamada, a samurai; m. Shu,
e. d. of Rihei Okada, also a
Tokyo samurai. Succeeded
his -brother Tamotsu Yama-
da in 1870. Address: No.
144, Hommura-cho, Azabu-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 408 Shi-
ba.

Yamada, Matajiro (Ui H X
'k HIi), President of the Kei-
san Transportation Co.; Ltd.,
Representative member of
Yamada Partnership Co.; b.
the 1 2th 111. of the 1st y. of
Gwanji (1864) in Kyoto; 2nd
s. of Kyubei Yasukawa ; ad-
opted by Sadabei Yamada ;
m. Kiku, d. of his adopted
father. Address: No. 634,
Kannoncho, Karasumaru-do-
ri, Shimok5'6-ku, Kyoto.

Yamada, Matashichi (Ui [n
X -tr^j ex-Mem. of the House
of Representatives. President

of tlie Hoden Petroleum Co..
Ltd., the Hozan Lumber Co.,
Ltd., and of the Petroleum
Union Sales Co., Ltd., Au-
ditor of the Hokuetsu Paper
Mfg. Co., Ltd., and of the
Chuetsu Bank, Ltd., Member
of the Nagaoka Chamber of,
Commerce; b. the 8th m. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in Niigata-ken; 7th s. of Hi- ,
koemon Yamada; m. Iiie, e.
d. of Kokichi Taniuchida of
Niigata-ken. Has twice sat
in the House of Representa-
tives. Address : No. 63, Na-
gamachi, Nagaoka, Niigata-
ken.

Yamada, Momosaku CiU H
^ f1^;, ex- Mem. of the House
of Representatives for Yama- "
guchi - prefecture. Managing
Director of the Daikan Kan-
no (Chosen Agricultural En-
coui'agement) Co., Ltd., Di-
rector of the Hagi Bank,
Ltd., and of the Toyo Fish-
ery Co., Ltd.; b. the 3rd
m. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) '" Yamaguchi-prefect-
ure ; e. s. of Yosaburo Ya-
mada; a widower. Succeed-
ed his father in 1896; was
formerly a Member of the
Yamaguchi Prefectural Asse-
mbly; elected Member of the
House of Representatives in
1908. Address: Misumimu- '
ra, Otsu - gun, Yaniaguchi-
ken.

[ "75 ]

Yam

Yamada, Mosuke (\imMW)\
raw silk merchant ; ^. Mar.
the 'Hth jj/. of Meiji (1881)
in Kyoto ; 3rd s. of Bunzo
Hattori ; adopted by Moichi
Yamada in 1881 ; m. Taka,
e. d. of Magoshichi Hirao of
Kyoto. Succeeded his adopt-
ed father in 1904. Address^:
Kanzemachi, Gojo-sagaru, O-
miyadori, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.
Tel. : 17 I. d.

Yamada, Mumajiro CiUH,®^
W), Member of the Okura-
gumi, Director of the Hoshu
Gas Co., Ltd.; b. 1870 in
Walcayama-prefecture; adopt.
s. of Masanobu Yamada.
Educ. ; graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School, 1894. Entered the
Okura-gunii immediately after
graduation and served in its
branches at I^ondon, New
York, and Shanghai in suc-
cession ; now occupies an im-
portant post at the Head Of-
fice at Tokyo. Address : No.
54, 3 chome, Aoyama-Mina-
micho, Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel.:
336s Shiba.

. Yamada, Naonosuke COj H «
ZWj, Naval Captain, Exa-
miner of the Yokosuka Ar-
senal; Chief of the Naval Port
Dep't of the Sasebo Naval
Station ; d. 1868. Educ. : Na-
val Academy. 2nd Comman-
der, June 1898 ; Commander,
May 1902 ; Captain, Oct.

1906. ^)ecorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure, 4th
Class- of the Golden Kite.
Address r the Yokosuka Ar-
senal, Yokosuka, Kanaga wa-
ken.

Yamada, Naoya (P4 EB il ^),
Kogakiihakiishi (Dr. of Engi-
neei-iiig), Director of the Mi-
ning Dep't of the Mitsui Co. ;
b. the 3rd in. of the ist y.
of Man-en (i860) in Tokyo;
y. l>. to Vice-Admiral Hiko-
hachi Yamada ; 111. Hisa, d.
of Takato Oshima. Ediic. :
graduated Mining and Metal-
lurgy at the College of Engi-
neering in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1885. Address: No.
23, Nakarokubancho, Kojt-
machiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 2711
Bancho.

Yamada, ifobumasa (ill H ff
q5, Director of the Toyama
Electric Co., Ltd., the Kana-
zawa Electric and Gas Co.,
Ltd., and of the 12th Bank,
Ltd. ; d. the 4th m. of the ist
y. of Ansel (1854) in Toya-
ma-prefecture ; e. s. of Heibei
Yamada, a samurai ; 111. Ri-
tsu, y. s. to Yoshitaro Inaba
of, the same prefecture. Suc-
ceeded . his father in 1S70.
Address : No. 10, Niemoncho,
Toyama-shi, Toyama-ken.

Yamada, Osamu ClU B ISt),
farmer and large landowner,
one of the nighest tax-

Yam

[ 1176]

payers of Fukui-ken, Vice-
president of the Ifukui In-
dustrial Guild ; h. the 8th
m. of the 1st jj'. of Keio (18-
65) in Fukui-ken ; e. s. of
Yutaka Yamada, ex-Mem. of
the House of Peers ; m. Ta-
ma, 2nd d. of Koten Sakai,
a samurai oi Aichx-'ken. Ediic:
studied Chinese classics un-
der Yusaku Shiga, a famous
scholar of the Fukui clan ;
graduated from the Fukui
Normal School and then from
the Tokyo Meiji Horitsu Gak-
ko (forerunner of the present
Meiji Law Univ.) in 1888.
Has been Vice-President of
the Fukui - ken Agricultural
Association and afterwards
Member and Councillor of the
Imperial Agricultural Society;
has rendered great service to
the agricultural development
of his native prefecture. Pub-
lications: " Agricultural Deve-
lopment " and " Thrift and
Savings." ' Reci eations : Chi-
nese literature, horticulture,
photography. Address: Ippon-
da, Takamuku-mura, Sakai-
gun, Fukui-ken.

Yamada, Kessei ClU ffl SI ®)»

Manager ^of the Donin Kat,
a benevolent medical associa-
tion; ^. in 1863 in Chiba pre-
fecture ; s. oi Keizo; m. Ki-
chio, d. of Yemon Koriki of
Yamagata prefecture, in 1887.
Was editor- of the Nippon

Skimbtm, and manager of the
Progressive Party. Recrea-
tions: reading. Address '.'No.
, 37, Nakanegishi-cho, Shitaya,
Tokyo.

Yamada, Eikutsuchi (ill H &
^)> Colonel of Engineering,
Sectional Chief of the General
Staff Office, Instructor to the
Military College, Member of
the Militaiy Technical Com-
mittee; b. 1870 in Fukuoka-
ken. Sub - Lieutenant, Mar.
1891 ; Lieutenant, Nov. 1893;
Captain, Nov. 1896; Major,
Jan. 1902; Lieutenant-Colonel,
Apr. 1905 ; Colonel, 19 10.
Decorations : 5 th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun ; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
Harajiku, IScndagaya, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Yamada, Ryosui Cilj H S 7K).
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander ; o? the 44th Infantry
Regiment; b. 1863 in Kochi-
ken. Sub - Lieutenant, June
1886; Lieutenant, Nov. 18-
90; Captain, Mar. 1895; Ma-
jor, Dec. 1900; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Nov. 1904 ; Colo-
nel, Nov. 1907. Decorations:
3rd Order of the Rising Sun,
4th Order of the Sacred _
Treasure, 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: The
44th Infantiy Regiment, K6-
chi.

Yamada. Ryuichi CUiHS-),

[ ii;7 ]

Yam

Major-General, Commander of
the r I tir Infantry Brigade; b.
1 869 in Yamaguchi-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant, July 1888; Lieu-
tenant, Mar. 1892; Captain,
May 189s ; Major, Oct. 19-
00 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Sep.
1904; Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Mejor - General and present
post, Sept. 19 n. Decorations:
4th Order of the Sacred Treas-
ure ; 3rd Order of the Rising-
Sun ; 3rd class of the Golden
Kite. Address : Kumamoto-
shi, Kumamoto-ken.

Yamada, Saburp C|ll H H BIO,
Managing Director of the Dai-
■shichi Bank, Ltd. ; b. the nth
m. of the 3rd y. of Keio (18-
6'j\ in Fukui-prefecture ; e. s.
of Gisaburo Yamada; m. Uma,
}'. s. to Jirobei Ishida of the
same prefecture. Succeeded
his father in I9£2. Address:
Kamisho-mura, Ono-gun, Fu-
kui-ken.

Yamada, Saburo Ciij HI H K),
Hogakithaktishi, Prof of the
College of Law in the To -
kyo Imperial University; b.
Nov. the 2nd J. of Meiji (18-
69) in Nara-ken ; 3rd s. of
Heizaburo Yamada ; .111. Shi-
ge, e. d. of Hidetake Egawa,
a Shizuoka samtcrai. Educ.:
graduated from the College of
Law in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
in 1 896 ; studied internation-
al private law in Germany,
France, England and the Unit-

ed States, 1896 — 1901. App-
ointed Prof of his ahna viater,
1901 ; Hogakiihakuski, 1902;
Chief Editor of the Hogaku-
kyokai Zasshi (The Law As-
sociation Journal) since 1903.
Address: No. 172, Benten-
cho, Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel.:
1592 Bancho.

Yamada, SMu-ichiroCiUtElit—
flP)i Councillor to the Formo-
sa n Government. Decoration:
4th Order of Merit. Address:
Official House, 5 chome, Na-
kamachi, Taihoku-fu, Formo-
sa.

Yamada, Sliojyu (ill K b w).

Paymaster Inspector of Navy,
Ciiief of the Accounts Sec-
tion of the Naval Arsenal
in the Saseho Naval Station;
h. in 1869. Editc.: the Pay-
masters' School. Staff-Pay-
master, Sept. 1899; Fleet-
Paymaster, May, 1902; Pay-
master-Inspector, Aug. 1908.
Once was chief of the ist
Section of the Accounts Dep't
of the Yokosuka Naval Sta-
tion; present post since 1907.
Decorations : 3rd Order of
R.S„ 4th Order S.T. Ad-
dress: the Saseho Naval

Station.

Yamada, Shoknsaku (ilj ffl'®

Pn, importer of foreign goods.;,
b. the 1 0th ;/«. of the 5th y.
of Kayei (1852) in Hiroshima;
e. s. of ShiJhei Yamada, a Hi-
roshima sajmirai; m. Sei, adopt,
d. of Rinnosuke Yamanaka

Yam

■[ 1 178 ]

of Tokyo; Succeeded his father
m i2,yg. Address: No. 6 and
7, 2 chome, Mita - daimachi,
Shibaku, Tokyo. Tel. .• 12 -
09 Shiba.

Yamada, Shotaro (111 HIE^SK,
Doctor, Chief of the Oph-
thalmic Dep'tofthe Yamagu-
chi Hospital. Address: Ya-
maguchi Hospital, Yamagu -
chi-ken.

Yamada, Shnliei Clll S f(
jp), artist, Nanshu School;
b. 1875 at Nakatsn, Bnzen
province ; s. of Shukei Yama-
da ; m. Namiye, d. of Goshu
Yano, 1902. Edtio.: privately.
He exhibited his masterpieces
in various exhibitions and wa.s
awarded many prizes. JRearea-
iions: old painting and calli-
graphy. Address: No 9, 5
chome', Korai-bashi-dori, Higa-
shi-kii, Osaka. Gluh : Yfishi-
nkai.

Yamada, Shuichi ClllHl^— ),
Member of the House; of
Representatives for the city
of Kumamoto, Proprietor of
the Kyushu Nichinichi SJiiin-
bun (a daily paper), Member
of the Kumamoto Chamber
of Commerce; b. the ist in.
of the 1st y. of Keio (1865)
in Kumamoto ; e. s. of Mo-
kyijro Yamada ; m. Saka,
2nd d. of Kanji Yamada of
Oita-ken. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1883; has been for-
merly Member and Chairman

of the Kumamoto City Coun-
cil, Member and Vice-Presi-
dent of the Kumamoto Pre-,
fectural Assembly ; afterwards
thrice sat in the House of
Representatives. Address :
ChoanjichS, Kumamoto - shi,
Kumamoto-ken.

Yamada, Sukehisa (ihffife^X),
Captain- of Naval Construc-
tion, -Chief of the Shipbuild-
ing Yard of the Kure Arsen-
al ; b. 1868. 2nd-Command-
er of the Naval Construction,
Sept. 1903 ; Commander of — ,
Sept. 1906; Captain of — , Oct.
1909. Decorations : 4th Or-
der of the Rising Sun ; 5tli
Order of the Sacred Treasure.
Address : Kure Arsenal, Ku-
re, Hiroshima-ken.

Yamada, Tadasu ()l! H M),
Yakugakuhakushi (Dr. of Ph-
armacology) ; Chief Pharma-
cist of the Imperial House-
hold. Address : No. 11, Ha-
. raikata-machi, Ushigomfeku,
Tokyo.

Yamada, Tadasumi CtU H.Sil),
Translater of the Department
of Foreign Affairs : h. the
nth m. of the 2nd y. of
Ansei.(i855) in Nagasaki.
Chancellor of the Consulate
at Lyons, Sept. 1886; Con-
sul at Lyons, June 18.95. Ad-
dress : No. 453, Shirokane-
sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo^

Yamada, Teisaburo (|li p %%,

S IP). Member of the H.R.,

[ 1 179 ]

Yam

electric manufacturer; b. 1870
at Nagaji-mura, Suwa-gun,
Nagano prefecture ; j-. of
Kanezo Yamada. Edicc. :
Higher Normal School. Suc-
cessively held the following
posts: — Principal of the Iba-
raki-ken Normal School; pre-
sident of Fukyusha, a pub-
lishing house ; director of
Teikoku Book Co., Ltd. Stay^
ed in Europe, 1902-5. Pub-
tications : pedagogy, psych-
ology. Address: 24 Nichome
Yumicho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.
Tel: iiQ)\ Bancho.

Yamada, Tetsujiro (Uj H ^ IS
II5)» machine manufacturer,
Director of the Gifu E'ectric
Co., Ltd., Auditor of the
Nagoya Box Mfg. Co., Ltd.;
i^. Feb. .the 5th y. of Meiji
(1872) in Aichi-prefecture ; .
7th s. of Matsubei Kawai ;
adopted by Matsu Yamada
in 1888 ; Hi. Hiro, e. d. of
Sakichi Toyania of the same
prefecture. Addr&ss : l^o.i'^,
Kyomachi, Higashiku, Nago-
ya. Tel. : 711 /. d.

Yamada, Tetsuzo C|li E3 M ^),
Igaktihakiishi (Dr. of Medi-
cine), Pi^esident of the Yama-
da Hospital ; b. the 5th in.
of the 3rd y. of Bunkyu (18-.
63) in Yamagata-prefecture ;
e. s. of Gento Yamada, a sa-
murai ; m. Masa, e. d. of Sei-
kun Kawashima of , Tokyo.
Educ. : graduated from the

■College of Medicine in the
Tokyo Imp' Univ., 1 888. Ad-
dress: No. 349, Kashiwagi,
Yodobashimachi, Toyotama-
gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel. : 1682
Bancho.

Yaiizada, Torao, ([li 1% ^< ■
Colonel ot Infantry, Com-
mander of 25th Infantry .
Regiment; b. 1871 in Aichi-
ken. Sub-Lieut., March 1892;
Lieut., Sept. 1894; Captain,
Dec. 1897; Major, Dec. 1903;
Lieut. Colonel; Nov. 1907;
Colonel, Dec. 191 1. De-
corations: 5th Order of S.
T., 4th Order of R. S., 5th
Class of Golden Kite. Ad-
dress: Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Yamada, Toshiro CUlEimiR),
Doctor, Chief of the Surgi-
cal Dep't of the Kurume
Hospital. Address: The Ku-
rume Hospital, Kurume-shi,.
Fukuoka-ken.

Yamada, Totaro ClIJHK^klP),
Member of the Yorodzu Cho-
hosha (a newspaper office).
Address : No. 1 2, Shinryudo-
machi, Azabuku, Tokyo.

Yamada, Toyosaku (ill H ff
^)> Judge, President of the
Anotsu District Court ; h. the
5tli m. -of the ist y. of Man-
en (i860) in Ishikawa-ken;
2nd s. of Kc.-3ai Yamada; in.
Aki, e. d. of Hakusai Ito.
Educ. : graduated from the
former Law School of the
Dep't of Justice. Passed the

Yam

[ 1180 ]

Examination for Bench, 18-
87; was Judge of the Nago-
ya District Court and of the
Miyagi Court of Appeal; then
present post. Decoration :
4th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: Official Residence of"
Anotsu District Court, Tone-
machi, Marunouchi, Tsu-shi.
Yamada, Toyotaxo CUj h ^

-f^ ;fc IP), Expert to the Kyoto
prefecture. Address : Katsu-
ra-mura, Katsuno-gun, Kyo-
to-fu.

Yamada, Yasunaga C(Il ffl ■(*
77«.), Lieut.-General on the
Reserve ; <5. the 8th m. of
the 3rd j. of Kayei (1850)
in Wakayama ; e, s. of Zin-
goemon Yamada, a samurai;
m. Ei, e. d. of T020 Matsui
of Wakayama. Entered the
Imperial Army in 1872 as
.Sub-Lieutenant and after due
promotion attained the rank
of Lieut.-General in 1906 ;
placed on the reserve in
1908; took part both in the
Japan-China and the Russo-
Japanese, wars; has been de-
corated with the 2nd Order'
of the Rising Sun and the
3rd Class of the' Golden
Kite. Address: ^o. i,"] yYiyvit-
moncho, Wakayama-shi, Wa-
kayama-ken.

Yamada, Zennosuke (ili B #
^ W), Lawyer; b. 1877; s.
of an Osaka merchant. Educ-
first entered a commercial

school at Osaka, but left it
for the Kansai Law School
(present -.Kansai Univ.) from
which he graduated in 1896.
Became an official of the Dep't
of Communications and then
of the Treasury ; passed the
Examination for Bench and
appointed Probationary Judge,,
1904 ; Judge of the Xoyama
District Court ; but resigned
the post shortly afterwads and
began practice as lawyer in
Tokyo ; was elected Member
of the Kyobashi Ward As -
sembly, 1911. Address : 'Ho .
3, 3 chome, Irifunecho, Kyo-
bashiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 1334
Kyobashi.

Yamagami, Masao (|lJ±IE;^),
Expert to Fukushima pre -
fecture ; b. the 2nd m. of the
1st J. of Keio (1865) in O-
kayama ; 3rd s. of Doan Ya-
magami, a samurai ; m. Riiij
sister of Tsuguaki Fujita, a
Chiba samurai. EdtCc: gradu-
ated from the College of En-
gineering ill the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1888. Assistant -Ex-
pert to the Home Dep't im-
mediately after graduation ;
Sth class : Expert to the Wa-
kayama-prefecture, 1 890; then
Engineer to the Naval Dep-t
and to the Nara-prefecture-;
present post since June 1902.
Decoration: 5th Order of Merit.
A^ddress : No. i., Funabacho,,
Fukushima, Fukushima-ken.

[ ii8i ]

Yam

Yamagami, Raiji COl J: ® r&),
farmer, one of the highest
taxpayers of Okayama - ken;
b. the 4th m. of the ist y.
of Man-en (i86o) in Okaya-
ma-prefecture ; adopted, s. of
the Tameaki Yamagami ; m.
Hisa, e. d. of his adopted
father. Address .• Futsukai -
chimachi, Okayama, Okaya-
ma-ken.

Yainagata, Aritoim© C[l! i5 ^
%), Prince, Field Marshal,
Supreme Military Councillor,
Pi'esident of the Privy Council,
Member ofthe House of Peers,
holder '^of the Grand Cordon
and the ist class ofthe Gold-
en Kite ; b. on the 22nd of
the 4th in. in the 9th y. of
Tempo (1838) at Hagi in Cho-
shu ; e. s. oi Saburo Yama -

t>-

-■•*■.

•i

i.,'ata, a samurai of Choshu
clan; a widower. Wg-J well
known by his early name
Kyosuke /educated by the late
famous patriot Shoiii Yoshi -

da ; fought against the Sho-
gunate army at the head of
the cavalry battalion and ut-
terly defeated them ; later as
Commander of the -Echigo
Division of the Imperial forces
took, the castle of Nagaoka
and further marching north
subjtigated entire districts in
ithe Ou provinces ; on the
restoration of peace was or-
dered to proceed to Europe
for inspection purposes, 18 -
69 — 1870; Junior and then
Senior- Vice-Minister of War,
1 871; Lieutenant-General and
Minister of War, 1872; chief of
Staff of the Imperial Army
during the Civil- War, 1877;
Chief of General Staff, 1878;
Minister of " Home Affairs,
X882 ; created Viscount, i8--
84 ; Member of the Coast-
Defence Committee, 1885 ;
again Minister of War, 18-
85 ; Minister for Agriculture
and Commerce in addition,
1886; Chief of the Fortress
Construction Dep't, 1886 ;
Chairman of the Local Admi-
nistration Investigation Com-
mittee, . 1887 ; again ordered
to proceed to Europe, 1888;
Prime Minister and in ad- .
dition Minister for Home Af-
fairs, 1889; General, 1890;
Minister of Justice, 1892; Pre-
sident of the Privy Council,
1893 ; commanded the first
Army Corps iii the war with

Yaia

[ 1182 ]

China and obtained decisive
victories at Pingyang and
Chin - lien - Cheng, and was
about to march on Mulcden,
when he had to return to
Hiroshima on account of ill
health, Minister of War for
the tliird time, 1895 ; attend-
ed Coronation Ceremony of
Czar Nicholas, and brought
home the Yamagata-Lobanow
Convention in regard to Ko-
rea, 1896; Marquis, and Field
Marshal, the same year; again
Prmie Minister, 1898 ; grant-
ed the Grand Cordon, 1900;
Chief of General Staff during
the Russo-Japanese war; Pre-
sident of the Privy Council,
1905 ; Prince and the ist
class of Golden Kite, 1907.
Recreations: Japanese: poetry;
chirography. Address : No.
147, Sekiguchimachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo. Tel. : 39 and
44 Bancho.

Yamagata, Bunzo CUll^S:!!),
Eear- Admiral, Attache to the
'Chosen Government Gren. ; h.
1864. Educ: graduated from,
the Naval Academy. 2nd Com.
Dec. 1897; Commander, Sept.
1899; Captain, Aug. 1905.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Chosen Government
General. !

Yamagata, Chiigei C(U m #

®), Igakuliakushi (Dr. of

iJedicine), ex-President of the

Sendai Special Medical Sch--

ool ; b. the i rth ;;/. of the

4th y. of Ansei (1857) i"

Fukui-ken ; 2nd s. of the late

Shintaro Yamagata; m. Yukie,

e. d. of Yuzuru Yasui, a sa-

muari of Aichi-ken. Educ:

graduated from the College

of Medicine in the Tokyo

Imp. Univ., 188 1 ; afterwai-ds

studied surgery in Germany,

1897— 1899. Prof, of the O-

]<:ayania Medical School ;

Prof of the Second High

School, 1888; present post

.■since 1901; Igakuhakushi, 19-

05 . Decollation : 3rd Order

of Merit, Address : No. 33,

Kitaichiban-cho, Sendai, Mi-

yagi-ken'

Yamagata, Isaburo CUJiSf^H
BP), Director of General Ad-
ministration Affairs of the
Chosen Government, ex-Mi-
nister of Communications,
Member of the House of
Peers ; b. the 1 2th in. of the
4th y. of Ansei (1857) in
Yamaguchi-ken; 2nd s. of
Kanesuke Katsutsu, a sanm-
rai ; adopted by the Prince
Aritomo Yamagata ; nt. Ta-
ka-ko, e. d. of Baron Iliro-
yuki Kato. Educ. : studied
in France. On returning ap-
pointed Secretary to Aichi-pre-
ffecture ; Secretary to Tolcyo-
fu ; - Governoi" of Tokushima-

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Yam

prefecture • - Director of the
Mercantile Marine Bureau of
the Comniunications Dep't,
1899;- President of the Ma-
rine Court of Appeal as an
additional post ; Director of
the Local Affairs Bureau in
the Home Dep't, 1902 ; Vi-
ce-Minister of Home Affairs,
the same year ; Minister of
Communications, 1906 ; re-
signed the post and was no-
minated Member of the House
of Peers, 1908 ; Vice-Resi-
dent-General of Chosen, 19-
10 ; present post since Oct.
19 10. Decoration : 2nd Or-
der of Merit. _ Address : 0-
fficial Address : Seoul, Cho-
sen. Tokyo Address-: No.
14, 6 chome, Fujimicho, Ko-
jimachi-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 47
Bancho."

Tamagata, Isoli (|lj |f 5. +

M)' editor and proprietor c(
the Seoul Press, the only
English daily paper in Chosen
(Korea); <J. March of 1869
at Minaguchi, Omi province;
youngest of the five sons,
born to a middle class samu-
rai. Edtic.: studied at the
College of Literature, . Tokyo
Imp. Univ. Left without gra-
duating,- and joined Yorodzu
Choho, Tokyo, in '1907, ult-
imately rising to chief editor-
ship. Left the Tokyo paper
in March, 1909, to work on
the Scail Press. Pvblica-

tions : A History of Japan
(English) in collaboration with
Mr. James Murdoch, besides
some books in Japanese on
english 'literature. , Address :
Seoul, Chosen.

Yamagata, Minojiro (ill jfj 13
^ ^ SP)> engineering contract-
or; b. July 1869, at Nakoso-
noseki, Iwaki-gun, Fukushima
prefecture; 2nd s. of Gonjii
Yamagata. Came to Tokyo
when he was twenty five
years old and began his busi-
ness. Through great persev-
erance he attained the pre-
sent prosperity. Address: 13
Gorobei - cho, Kyobashi - ku,
Tokyo. 7>/.: 1688 Kyobashi.

famagata, Osamu (ill IS f$),
Expert to the Osaka Mint,,
Chief of its Coining Dsp't ;
/;. the 2nd vi. of the ist y.
of Man-en (i860) in Yama-
guchi-ken ; 3rd s. of Issai
Imada, a samumi: adopted
by Blinzan Yamagata ; -m.
Maki, sister of Eikichi Oba-
ta of Kyoto. -' Ediic. : gradu-
ated from the Course of Min-
ing and Metallurgy in the
Tokyo University in 1883.
Present post since 1887- Ad-
dress : Official House, No. 10,
Shinkawasaki, Kitaku, Osa-
ka.

Yamagata, Takesuke (Ui (K

5^ SD), A rich merchant of
Osaka ; i. the i ith m. of

Yam

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the 6th y. of Ansei (1859)
in Osaka ; e. s. of the late
Takesuke Yamagata ; w. Ta-
ne, 2nd d. of Eijiro Inaba of
Osaka. Address: No. 120,
4chome, Junkeimachi, Mina-
miku, Osaka.

Yamagawa, Gitaro C|li }\\ ^
;fc Ml>)i KogakuhakusJd (Doc-
tor of Engineering-), Prof of
the College of'' Engineering
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(Chair - Electrical Engineer -
ing) ; b. the 3rd m. of the
1st y. of Man-en (1S60) in
Saitama-ken ; e. s. of the la-
te Tatsuzo Yamagawa ; ;«.
Nami, sister of Eitaro Mu-
ragata of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imp. ijniv. in 1882 ; further
studied in England, Germa-
ny and the United States,
1 896 — 1 899. Engineer to the
former Department of Indust-
ry ; Director and Prof of the
defunct Telegraphic Operat-
ors' School ; Prof of the To-
kyo Technological School :
Member of the Standard E-
lectric Power Investigation
Committee, \ 896 ; Pi-esent
post and KogakuhakiisJii, 18-
99. Decoration : 4th Order
of Merit. Address : No. 46,
Kagomachi, Koishikawa-ku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 30 30 Bancho.
Yamagawa, Kenjiro (Hi )\\ ®
^ MX Rigakuhakiishi (Doctor

of Science), President of ^the
Kyushu Imp. Univ., Emeritus
Prof of the. Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
Member of the House of Peers
and of the Higher Educational
Council; b. the 7th m. of the ist
/. of Ansej (1854) in Aizu,
Fukushima - ken ; 2nd s. of
Shoko Yamagav/a, a samicrai^^
of Aizu clan, and brother to
Princess Oyama ; in. Ryu,
e. d. of^ Shin Tanba of To-
kyo. Educ. : studied Chine-
se classics at the Nissldn-
kwan (a clan school) and
afterward English at Tokyo ;
ordered to study Engineering
first in Russia and then- in
the United States where he
graduated from Yale Univer-
sity. (Physics), receiving the
degree of Bachelor of Philo-
sophy, 1870 — 1873. Ap-
pointed Assistant-Prof, of the

Tokyo Kaisei Gakko (forerun-
ner of the present Tokyo Imp.
Univ.), 1876; Prof of. the

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Ya'in

Science College of the To-
kyo Univ., 1881 ; Rigakitlia-
kushi, 1888; Councillor of the
Imp. Univ., 1892 ; then Dean
of the College, of Science in
the Imp. Univ. ; represented
Japan at the . International
Conference for Compilation of
a Scientific Work.s' Catalogues
held in 1897 ; Member of the
Higher Educational Council ;
President of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 190 1 ; resigned the post
and was appoined Member
of the House of Peers by
Imperial nomination, 1904;
has had charge of the Tech-
nical College founded near
Wakamatsu, by Mr. Yasuka-
wa, a large coal-mine owner;
accepted Presidency of the
Kyiishu _ Imp. Univ., 191 1.
Address : Kyushu Imp. Univ.,
Fukuoka.

Yamagawa, Tokuji (ilj )\\ ®
?&)> Public Procurator, Chief
Public Procurator of the Na-
gasaki ^ Court of Appeal ; b.
the ,3rd in. of the 4th y. of
Kaei (185 1) in Fukushima-
ken ; 2nd s. of Kiyoji Toku-
riki, a samurai ; adopted into
the Yamagawa family ; ;;/..
Tokiwa, aunt of the late Baron
Yamagawa. An Official of
the Dep't of Justice, 1875 ;
was successively public Proc-
ura.tor of the District Courts
of Y'amagata and Tokyo,
Judge fof the Tokyo District

Court and of the Miyagi Ap-
peal Court, Chief Public Proc-
urator of the Distiict Courts
of Akita, Nagano, Utsuno-
iriiya, Sapporo, Sendai, ICyo-
to and Yokohama ; . present
post since 1908; Decoratioh:
3rd Order of Merit.' Address:
Official Residence of the' Na-
gasiaki Court of Appeal, Na-
gasaki.
Yamagawa, Yuki (iU ji| ^ tK^

Director and General Mana- '
ger of the Yokohama Specie
Ba;nk, Member of the Yoko-
hama Chamber of Commerce;.
b. the 3rd m. of the 2nd y.
of Ansei (1855) in Ishikawa-;
ken ; e. s. of Zenraku Yama-
gawa, 2i samurai ; in, Tazu,
2nd d. of Jizen Nojiri, also
an Ishikawa samurai. Ad-
dress : No. 137, Nishitobe-
machi, Yokahama. Tel.: 381.

Yamagawa, Yukio CUljil^ffi),
Prof of the First High School.
Address:. No. 69, Otsuka-
cho, Koishikawa," Tokyo.

Yamagishi, Jimbei (ill ^ S :R
W), a rich merchant ; b. the
lOth /«. of the 3rd y. of Bun-
kyu (1863) in Aichi-ken; e.
s. of the late Jimbei Yama- ■
gishi; m. Yone, 2nd d. of -K6- '
shiro Kodama of Aichi-ken.
Succeeded his father in 1895.
Address : No. 37, Shinonorne,
Higashifuruwatari-machi, Nk- -
kaku, Nagoya.

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Yamagishi, J^ast Clll, If, U;),,
Prqf: of theKaiiazawa Speci-
""ali Mexiica-l Sehool;,. Ftesidejit
of the Kanazawa Hospital;;.
d. the 1st ^;«'. of the ist p.
of Bunkyu (1861) in Aichi^
ken ; e. s. of Naokata Yamar
zaki, a samurai of Aichi-kens
ni. Kazu, e. d. of Kaneaki;
Tani. Educ: graduated- from-
the College of Medicine in-
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1887 ;
studied pathology in Ger-
many, 1901 — '04. President
of the Matsuyama Hospital-,
1887 ;, Prof of the 4th Higb
Sqhool, 1.896 ; present posts
since 1-904. Decoration : 5th
Order of Merit. Address: No.
29, Kubancho, Sakurabatake-
machi, Kanazawa.,.. I'shikawa-
ken.

TamagisM, Kitoda (.(1| WMM
:k.% President of the Yama-
gishi- Partnership Co., Mana-
ging- Director of tlie Union
Petroleum Sales Cb;, Ltd.,
ex-Dir.. of the Hozan- Iium-
ber Co., Ltd., the Hokuetsu
Bank, Ltd., and. of tile Ishij4
Bank, Ltd.,. Auditor of the
Hoko Peti-ole.ura; Coi,. Ltd.;
&. the; 6th- ffii . of the; 5th j/,..
of Ansei- (;i,8;S8) in Niigata y
e. s. of Sannosuke Yamagii-
shi ;. fm. Shi, sister of Yaau=-
hei: Misfiui of Niigata-;- ken.
SueGeeded his; father in. 1884.
Address: Miljata^-choj Nii-
gata-slii, Migata-ken.

Yamagiwa, Katsusaburo. 0U>

tiStH||5)„ Igakuhakushi (i.Doc-
tor of Medicine)'-, Prof of the
College of M,edicine- in the
Tokyo Imp; Univ:,w(Chairsr
Pathology aud Pathological.
Anatomy) ;. B. the 2nd 111. of
the 3rd y. of Bunkyu (.1.863),
in. Nagano-ken, ; 2nd. s. of Sei-
saku Yamamoto. and adoptedi
by the*' late Kichiya Yama-
gi-wa ; m. Kane, e. d. of his^
iidopted' father. Educ. : g.rad-
uated from- the College of
Medicine in the Tokyo Imps
Univ. in 1888; further studied
in Germany, 1891 — '04. Pre-
sent post since 1-89.4 '>. Igahu-
/iak7jshi,..iS>^$; Chief editor
of medical magazine named-
" Gan," devoted- t-o^the study
of cancer. Address: No. 10,
Nishikatamachi; Komagome,
Hongo, T®kyo.

YaanaguoMj, Bjiko- (Ih-B^^),
J^idg.ei, President of. the Na-
gasaki^ Dist-rict- Court ; d. the
6.th m. of the 4th-. jM- of An-
sei (.185.7)- in- Kumamoto.-; 3r<i
s. of Tajiroilnoue, d^.saimirai;
adopted by the late Chpgo.
Yamag.uehi ;, m. Chizu, 2nd-
d,. of Koichii Watana-be, a' Yar
raaguehi samurai. Became an-
Official of the Dfep't of Justice,
1 88-6-; pas-sedi th®- Examina-
tion for Bench' and: was- ap^
IDointe.d Xudge,,' 1887; ha-s
been i successively Judge. of the-
Yamaguchi. DistriGt Court., ,

E 1 1 87

Yam

Hiroshima Court of Appeal
and of the Formosan Court
of Cassation, Chief Civil Ad-
ministrator of the Formosan
Government, President of the
Formosan Court of Cassation,
President of the ''Fukui and
Nagasaki District Courts, Jud-
ge of the Prize Court, etc. ;
tiien present post. Decora-
tion: 3rd Order of the Ris-
ing Sun. Address : Nagasa-
ki District Court, Nagasaki-

YamagucM, Benjaro (|lj P
n a I!5), Pre-sident of the Ta-
wara Bank, Ltd., Director of
the PIoj'o Bank, Ltd., Audi-
tor of the. Sanyo Soy Co.,
Ltd. ; 3. the 3rd 7/1. of the
4th f. of Kokwa ( 1 847) in
Hyogo-ken ; e. s. of the late
Denj uro Yamaguehi ; ;«. No-
bu, e. 'd. of Jiirouemon Ha-
yashi of Hyogo-ken. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1882.
Address: Yamada-mura, Kan-
zaki-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Yamaguehi, Einosuke (|Jj
IS; ^ fJ),- Rigakuhakushi (Doc-
tor of Science), Chief of the
Ii'Operial Court Library and
of the Imperial Tombkeepers'
Bureau, 3rd Order of Merit ;
b. the 2nd-'/«. of the 2nd y.
of Bunkyii (1862) in Matsue,
province of Izumo ; 3rd .f . of
Gumbei Yamaguehi, a samu-
rai of Matsue clan ; m. So-
no, 3rd d. of Chikayuki Fu-
jieawa, a saimirai of Niigata-

ken. Educ. : gi-aduated from
the College of Science in the

Tokyo Univ., 1884; further
studied in France and Ger-
many, 1898 — 1900. Prof, of
the 1st Higher Middle School,
1886; Prof, of the College
of Science and Engineering
inthe Kyoto Imp. Univ. (chair
of Physics), 1 897 ; Vice-Pre-'
sident of the*;- Peers' School,
1905 ; President of the same*
on the resignation of Baron
Kikuchi, his predecessor, ig-
06 ; present posts since 1908.
Recreations : has special inter-
est in the work of improving
the national,, language, both
written and spoken. Address:
No. 15, 6 chome. lidamachi,
Kojimachiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
1.666 Bancho.

Yamaguehi, Gendo CUj P:^?ll),
Foreign cloth- dealer ; Repre-
sentative Member of the Ya-
maguehi Cotton firm", Direct-
or of the 34th Bank, Auditor
of the Union Fire and Marine
Transportation Insurance Co.;

d. the loth m-. of the 3rd _y.
of Bunkyij (1-863) in Osaka;

e. s: of the late Geiido Ya-
maguehi ; m. Masa, e. d. of^
Gorobei Iwamuro of Kyoto.
Address : No. 24,. 3 chome,.
Hommachi, Higashiku, Osa^
ka. Teh : 283 Hig^shL

Yamaguehi, HanshJbhi Clil X\
4= -b), President of the Ho-
chu Eeeling Co., Ltd./Pres,

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of tJic Oita-ken-.Agricultura]
and Industrial Bank, Ltd.,
ex-Director of the Nakatsu""
Savings Bank, Ltd., Auditor
of the Nakatsu^ Bank, Ltd.,
and of the Nakatsu Kyoritsu
Bank, Ltd. ; b. ist in., of the
6th . J. of Kayei (1853) in
Oita-prefecture ; e. s. of the
late Hiroe Yamaguchi, a sa-
nmrai ; m. Tsuru, e. d. of
Rihachi Tojo, also an Oita
samurai. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1 88 1. Address: Na-
katsumachi, Shimoge-gun, O-
ita-ken.

Yamagviehi, Heikiclii, ([Jj [3

^ i§)j Colonel of Infantry,
ComnTafider of the 36th In-
fantry Regiment; b. 1869 in
Kagoshima-ke'n. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1889; Lieut., Dec.
1893; Captain, 1897; Major,
June 1903; Lieut. Colonel,
April 1907; Colonel, Dec.
1910. Decorations: Sth Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address : . Sawae, Fu-
kui-ken.

Yamaguchi Hidetaka Cih t1
^ ra), Igakuhaktishi (Dr. of
Medicine), Member of the
Committee for Examination
of Medical Practitioners. Ad
dress : ' No. i, 3 chome, Ni-
shikicho, Kanda.

YamaguoM, Hiroo (|l!P3i>.^),
Mtgeon'-Gplonel since Dec. 19-
12,' ex-Pres."of tlie Tokyo ist

Garrison Hospital, Instructor
to the Military Medical Sc-
hool ; b. 1869 in Tokyo.
Surgeon-Sub-Lieutenant, Dec.
1 894 ; Surgeon - Lieutenant,
Oct. 1897 ; Sui-geon-Captain,
Nov. 1900 ; Surgeon-Major,
Dec. 1904 ; Surgeon Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Dec. 1908. De-
corations : 6th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 44, Sugacho, Yotsuyaku,
Toicyo.

Yamaguchi, Hirosato Citi %
a'i), Viscount.JVIember of the
House of Peers, former lord
of "Ushiku-clan ; b. the 3rd
m. of the 1st y. of Man-en
(i860) in the province of Hi-
tachi ; e. s. of Kosho Yama-
guchi, former lord of Ushi-
ku-clan ; m. Tani-ko, aupJ to
Viscount Toshiyoshi Doi. Sue-,
ceeded his father as feudal

lord in 1861 ; but on the
abolition of the feudal system
in 1869 was appointed Go-
vernor of Ushiku-prefecture
by the New Government
created Viscount in 1884
Prof of the Peers' School
elected Memder of the House
of Peers in 1890. Address:
No. 80, Shimoshibuya, Shi-
buyamacbi. Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-lu. Tel. : 2123 Stiioa.

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Yam

ITamaguchi, Inokichi (lii p
^ :t a), Surgeon Inspector of
Navy; 6- in 1870. Educ .; the
Naval Surgeon School. Staff
Surgeon, Oct. 1902; Fleet
Surgeon, Aug. 1905; Surgeon-
Inspector, Dec. 1 91 2. Once
was chief surgeon of the
Yokosuka Naval Arsenal.
Decorations: 4th Order ofR.
S,, sth Order of S. T., 4th
Class of G. K.

Yamagiicfli, Juunosuke (p.!
3p 2. W), Chief of the Eastern
District of the "Railway Admi-
nistration Bur,/ h. the 4th m.
of the 1st y. of Bunkyu (1861)
in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Katsunao
Yarnaguchi ; m. Tsuya, sister
of Seijiro Hirai, Vice-Pi-esi-
dent of the Imp. Railway
Board. Educ: graduated from
the College of Law in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1883.
Assistant-Prof of his alma
mater, 1886; entered the San-
yo Railway Co. as P2ngineer,
18S8; present post since 19-
07. Address : Ishihara-machi,
Honj6-kU; Tokyo. Tel. : 1 1 87
Honjo. _

Yamagiichi, Kamezo.CllI n ft,
it), Managing Director of the
Kanuma Commercial ■ Bank ;
i>. the 9th w«. of the 3rd j/.
of Bunkyu (1863) in Tochigi-
ken ; 3rd s. ' of Jiemou Ya-
nagida ; adopted by the late
Shirozaemon YaniPffucbi; ;«,

Kiyo, e: d. of his adopted fa-
ther. Address: Kanumama-
chi, Kamitsuga-gun, Tochigi-
ken.

YamagucM, Katsu Clll n )it),
Maj.-Gen., Inspector of Heavy
Artillery ; h. ' the i st " m. of
the 2nd j. of Bunkyu (1862)
in Shizuoka-ken ; 2nd s. of '
the late Senzo Yarnaguchi,
a Shizuoka saitmrai; m. Ai,
2nd d. of Nozomu Watana-
be, a Tokyo samurai. Educ:
graduated from the Militaiy
Academy in 1 879 ; further
studied in Italy, 1889. Sub-
Lieutenant, Dec. 1881 ; Lieu-
tenant, May 1885 ; Captain,
Apr. 1889; Major, Sept.
1894; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Oct. 1899; Colonel, Nov. 19-
02 ; Major-General, Nov. 19-
■ 07 ; . took part in both the
China-Japan and Russo-Ja-
panese wars ; recently was'
President of-- the Field Art-
illery Gunnery School and then
Chief of the Artilley Section
of the Military Affairs Bure-
ati in the War Dep't; Com-
mander of the Tst -Heavy
Artillery Brigade and then
present post, Nov. 1912. Deco-
rations : 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun; 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite, Address:
No. 148, Harajuku, Senda-
gaya-rnachi, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo-fu.

'2am [ I

Yamaguehi, Kazo Ctlin^H),

■Representative Member of

the y,amag.ucM Anthracite
Colliery Co., Unltd., and of
the Yamaguehi Mining Co.,
Unltd., Auditor of the Tokyo
Gas Corks Co., Ltd.; b. the
7th m. of the- Sth y. of An-
sel (1858) in Saitama-prefect-
ure ; e. s. of Shinzo Yamag'u-
chi ; m.. Yone, e. d. of Ya-
soji Aoki of the same pre-

. feature. Address: No. 7, Ho-
mminato-cho, Kyobashi, To-
kyo. Tel. : 102 1 Kyobashi.
Yamag-uehi, Keizo Cilsn^^),

-.Major-General' on the Reser-
ve ; 3. the loth m. of the
J St f. of Bunkyu (1861) in
Kyoto ; e. s. of Seisei Yama-
guehi, a samurai ; in. To-
mie, 3rd d. of Eiritsu AyanOj
also a Kyoto sapmrai. Educ:
graduated from the Military
Academy, 1877 and then
from the Military College,
1885.J sent to Germany for
further study, .1885 — 1890.
Appointed Sub-Lieutenant of
Lifantry in 1879 ^'^^ after
due promotion attained the
rank of Major- General iu
1902 ; placed on the reserve
in 1907.; took part in the
Japan - China war first as
Commander of the 2nd Bat-
talion of the 2 1st Infantry
Regiment and then was on
the staff of the 5 th iVrmy
Division; in the Russo-Japan-

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.ese war was Commander of
the" Sth Infantry Brigade,"" and
of the 2 1st Infantry "Brigade.
Decorations: 2nd Order .of
the Rising Sun, 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 348, Harajuku, Senda-,
gaya.machi, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo. Tel.: 2988 Shiba. ,

Yamagaclii, Ken (ilt P W),
lav/yer; b. 1862 in Fukui-
prefecture ; i'. of Yodayu Ya-
maguehi ; m. daughter of Ki-
tsujiro Hasegawa. Educ. :
graduated from the former
Meiji Horitsu Gakko (pres-
ent Meiji Univ.), a law insti-
tution, 1882. Passed the
Examination for the Bar and
began practice as lawyer in
Tokyo ; Vice-President of the
Tokyo Lawyers' Association,.
1 907 ; Member of the Tokyo
City Council, 1908. Recrea-
tions : Reading ; Utai (old
Japanese classical songs).
Address : No. 14, Shinkoku-
cho, Kandaku, Tokyo. Tel.:
1 80 Honkyoku.

Yamaguehi, Kokichi Ctl! U #
cj), Engineer to the Tokyo
Imperial University. Address:
No. II, 6 chome, lidamachi,
Kojimachiku, Tokyo,

"yamagaehi, Kujuro (ill P %
ir 115), Naval Caotain, Com-
vap.ndeY of the Safumaj 5: 19-
67. EdiLC. : The Naval.Aca-
demy. 2nd Commander, |nne
■ 1898; Commander, Oct. S902;

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¥am

Captain, Sept. 1:907. Deco
mtions: 31-d Order of -the
(Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Class
of .the Golden Kite. Address:
31, I dhome, Aoyama-mina-
mi-cho, Akasaka-ku, '.Ftikyo.

■?ainagiicM, Kiehirolbei Cili
§BP^'fj), President of the Ya-
maguchi Bank, Director of
the Osaka Savings Bank, Ltd.;
b. Apr. 1883 in Osaka; 2nd s.
ofthelateKichirobei; ?«..Chika,
3rd d. of Yoemon Nishio of O-
.vaka. Ediic. : studied at the
Keiogijuku. Addness : No. 41,
2chome, Tobutsumachi, Hi-
gashiku, Csaka. Tel. : 5019
Higashi.

YamagHchi, ZieMzaemoii (ili
t-1"S:£SfP'j), rice-merchant ; <$.
the 1st 7M. of the 4th j. oi'
Kokwa (1847) in Hyogo-pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Tozaemon
Karasumaru ; adopted by the
late Kichizaemon Yamaguchi;
in. Tsune, 2nd d. of Shingoro
Nakamura of Osaka. Suc-
ceeded his adopted father in
1886. Address: No. 61, 4
chome, Motomachi, Kobe.
Tel.: 1022.

YamagucM, ICSjiro- (LUn#^
S[5), fancy-goods dealer (firm
name ^ " Ovvariya ") ; 5. the
2nd m. of tlie i ith y. oi
Tempo ( 1 84 1 ) in Gumma -pre-
fecture.; e. s. of Tosaburo Yo-
shida ; adopted by the late
Kojiro Yaroaguclii of Tokyo ;

m. Uta, 4th ./. of Maki .Hi-
raoka of Tokyo. Succeeded
his adopted father in 1890.
Address : No. 2, 2chome,
^Ginza, Kyobashiku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 389 Shiinbashi.

Yamagnchi, Kosaku (ill #
W), a large landowner, one
■of the highest taxpayers of
Miyazaki-prefecture ; 6. July
the 2nd f. of Meiji (1869) in
Miyazaki-prefecture ; e. s. of
Wakasaburo Yamaguchi ; m.
Tosbi, e. d. of Jitaro O.saki,
of the same .prefecture. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1904.
Address : Okatomi-mura, Hi-
gashiusuki - gun, Miyazaki-
ken.

Yamaguchi. Kotaro (lU P ^-h
ic 110, Prof of German at the
Tokyo Foreign Language
School ; 3. the 2nd m. of the
2,1-dj'. of Keio (1867) in To-
kyo; e. s. of the late Yasui Ya-
maguchi, a Tokyo samurai.;
m. Kiku, e. d. of Masayo-
shi Mita of Yamaguchi-ken.
EdtLc: graduated German at
the former Foreign Language
School, 1884; further studied
in Germany, 1900 — 1902.. Tea-
cher at the Yamaguchi Mid-
dle School and Prof of the
F.kst .High School ; .Prof, of
the Peers' School, 1892, :and
lof .the Foreign Language
School, ithen attached .to the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School, 1898; pre.sent post

yam

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since the School became an
I independent histitution in 18-

97. Address r No, 19, 3cho-
me, Shinogawamachi, Ushi-
gonieku, Tokyo. .7>/. .• 2833
Bancho.

Yamagaclii, Masaharu (ilj P
,,jti^>, Director of the Hoku-
•etsu Paper Mfg. Go., Ltd.,
'the Hokuetsu Water Power
Electric Co., Ltd., and of the
Nagaoka Habutae Co., Ltd.,
Auditor of the Japan Petro-
leum Oil Co., Ltd., Special
Member of the Nagaoka
Chamber of Commerce ; 3.
the 8th m. of the , 1st 7. of
Man-en (i860) in Niigata-
prefecture , 7*^^ s. of Heiza-
buro Yamaguchi ; -;«, Sei, 2nd
,d. of Shinzaburo Taiiaka of
the same prefecture. Ad-
dress: Gyokuzoinmachi, Na-
gaoka- shi, Niigata-ken.

Yamaguchi, Miki CiUOIS?!),
A. B., A. M., Litt. D., Prof,
of English and German in
the Kobe Commercial Col -
-lege ; ^. the 3rd m. of the
; I stjf. of Keio ( 1 86s) at Mikka-
machi, province of Shinano ;
3rd s: of Tadayasu, Karaza-
vva and adopted by Kumeta
Yamaguchi of Nagano ; m.
Rinu, e. d. of his adopted
father. Edtic. : graduated Ger-
man at the - Tokyo Foreign .
Language School, 1879^7^18-
83: } AY.mt '.©verK'torthe U.S.A",

where he studied^ first at the
Western University of Pennsyl-
vania aiid'th'eii'graduated from '
Wabash College, Indiana, with
'the "degrees 'of ^ A; B'., A. M.
"Appointed Prof, of the Sen-
dai Tohoku Gakuin, a mission
school, on his return home in
1 890 ; Prof, of the Peeresses'
School, 1895 ; then Pi'of of
the Military Staff College ;
during the Russo-Japanese war
was Censor and Chief-Inter-
preter in the staff of General
Nogi's Army and did much
towards the cordial reception
of the foreign military attaches
and war correspondents; Pi'of.
of the Peers' School after the ■
war and then present post.
Publications : " A Practical
English Letter Writer", "En-
glish without a master", "Deu-
tsch Ohue Lehrer", "A New
Text Book of English Com-
position", "An Intermediate
English Japanese Dictionary",
etc., besides many contribu -
tions to magazines. Address :
No„ 28, 2 chome, Ninomiya-
machi> Kobe. Cbi.b : Tokyo
English Speaking Society.

Yamaguchi, Muneyoshi (ill p
^ ft), Director of the Bank
of Japan, 4th Order of Merit;
b. the 9th in. of the 4th y.
ofKayei (1851) in the .pro-
vince ofldzumo; e. s. of Gum-
bei Yamaguchi, a former sa-
mzirai • of the Matsue^'cla'n'; wi .

[ II93

Yam

Tei, y. s: to Yutatsu . Yasu ;-
kawa, a saimirai of Nagasa
ki. Educ: graduated from the
Daigaku Nanko, forerunner of
the present Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1 874. Immediately after gradu-
ation entered the Dep't of
Finance and served succes-
sively in the Tax, National
Loan, and Accounts Bureaus,
rendering valuable service in
tlie adjustment of the natio-
nal finances ; when the Im -
perial Diet was convened for
the first time in 1890 was
employed in parliamentary
business connected with fi-
nance in the dual capacity
of Secreraiy and Accountant
of the Dep't of Finance; after-
wards appointed Chief of the
Financial Dep't of the For-
mosan "Government - General
but resigned in 1 898 ; then
accepted a post in the Hy-
pothec Bank, being subse-
quently transferred to the
present post. Address : No.
9, Haraikatamachi, Ushigo -
me, Tokyo. Tel.: 536 Ban-
cho.

Yamaguchi, Haganobu (lU
S'ft), Public Procurator, Chief
Public Procurator of the Otsu
District Court. Addras :-0-
tsu District Court, Otsu, Shi-
ga-ken.. ^ . - - "

Yamaguchi, Shokichi CiUnffi
"o ), , Director and . Manager- of
the 30th, Bank, Ltd! ; A the

5 th m. of the 3rd y.. of Bun-
kyu (1863) in Osaka; 2nd.?,
of the late Shosuke Yama-
guchi ; m. Toku, y. sister to
Viscount Juei Tani. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imo.
Univ., 1887. Entei-ed the ist
Bank and served at its O.^a-
ka branch for some time after '
graduation; then accepted pre-
sent posts. Address: No, 53,
2 chome, Suidobata - machi,
Kobinata, Koishikawaku, To-
kyo_. Tel.: 1520 Bancho.

Yamaguelii, Shuiohi (|l4 P %■
■— )> Kogakuhakushi (Doctor
of Eng.), Prof, of the College
of Science of the Kyu.shu
Imp. Univ.; b. in Hyogo-ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Eng. at the Tokyo
Imp. Univ.; after graduation
studied specially the course
of mechanics; granted the
degree of ^Kogakuhakushi,
Dec. 191 2. Address : the
Kyushu Imp. Univ.

Yamaguchi, Tatsutaro Ci-U n
it -k H|5), ex-Member of the
House of Representatitives,
President of the Nagaoka
Bank, Ltd., and of the Ho-
kuetsu Water Power Electric
Co., Ltd., Director of the
Japan Petroleum Oil Co., Ltd.,
the Kashiwazaki Bank, Ltd.,
and of the 139th Bank, Ltd.,
Auditor of the Niigata-ken
Agaicultural „ arid "Indasti-ial

"Yam

:m94 ]

Barik, 'Ltd. ; /?. the 6th m. of
the 5th ^. of Ansei '(i'8s8) in
Niigata-ken ; e. s. af Gonza-
buro YamagiLchi ; in. Kishi,
•Srd -d. of KLcliivoemon Nishi-
waki of Niigata-ken. Suc-
ceeded Ills father in 1 902.
Member of the House of 'Re-
presentatives in 1904. Deco-
ration : 4th Order of Merit.
Address : Yokozawa - mura,
ICariha-gmi, Niigata-kcii.

Yamaguchi, Tatsuya (iJj
M W), KdgakiiJiaklishi (Dr.
of Engineering), Inspector -
General of Naval Gonstruc-
fioh '0)^ the reserve list ; " i.
•the 1 2th ni. of the 3rd y. of
Ansei (1856) in Tokyo; e. s.
of the late Katsunao Yama-
guchi, a Tokyo saimirai; vi.-
Shidzu, e. sister to Seiichi
Aoki,' a Fukui samurai. Ear-
ly studied Engineering and
entered the Navy, attaining
the rank of Inspector - Gene-
ral of Naval Construction,
when he was placed on tlie
reserve ; granted the degree
of Kogakuhakushi. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun and the 4th Class of
the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 2172, Araijuku, Iriarai-
niura; Ebara-gun, Tok^^o-fu.

Yamaguchi, Toyosttfce Ctii
-& '16), sake-dealer ; ^. -the 9fh
my of. the 5.th ^. of Kayei
(1852) in Tokyo; e. s. of
Tetsugoco Yamaguchi ; . m.

Kin, J. s. to Shichigoro Ue-
take of Chiba-prefecture. Suc-
ceeded & his father in 1887.
Address.: No. 58, .Susakicho,
-Mukojima, Honjoku, Tokyo.

YamagucM, Tsunetaro CiU n
n±m, President .of ;the Ha-
kata Electric Light Co., Ltd.,
Director of the Hakata Cold
Storage Co., Ltd., Dir. of the
Kyushu Electric Railway Co.,
Ltd. ; d. Feb. the 6th y.
of Meiji (1873) in Fuku-
oka-prefecture ; e. s. of Hyo-
zaburo Yamaguchi; m. Tsugi,
younger sister-- of Nenol-:ichi
Koda of Kiimamoto-prefect-
ure. Succeeded his father in
1890. Address: Hashiguchi-
machi, Fukuol<;a-shi, Fukii-
oka-ken. ' -

Yamaguchi, Ynya (OiaMif),
ex-Mem. of tlie House of Eep-
resentatives,4th Orderof Mer-
it ; b. the iith m. of .the ist
y. of Gwanji (1864) in Wa-
Icayamarken ; e. s. of TosW-
michi Yamaguchi ; m. Yu,
younger sister of Munesuke
Kasuya, a Fukui samurai.

Edtic. : studied at Wakaya-
ma Medical School and then
at the Tokyo Foreign Lan-
guage School. Engaged in
■politics, joining the Liberal
party and published in 18-85
a political magazine strongly
criticising the Government for
which he was sentenced to
imprisonment for a year; nfext

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Yam

jWeiit .,pKex..,,tD AmeriGa. and
piiblished tliete the ShijiNip-
fon.,z. daily paper in Japanese,
•fofwKich he was again sen-
tenced 'to imprisonment on
his return home in 1888, but
•was afterwards released; Mem-
■ber of the Wakayama pre-
ifectural Assembly, 1893 ; be-
came engaged in the "emigr-a-
itian business and ' travelled
to Siberia and the Hawaiin
Islands, finally establishing the
Kumamoto Emigration Co. ;
■Member .of the House of Rep-
resentatives since I'Sg/. Ad-
dress. : No. 35, Hiroo-cho,
Azahu-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 3855
Shiha.

Yamaji, Iciuzen (ilJ — #),
Captain in the Navy, Staff of
tlie Naval Staff Board; 5. 1866.
Educ: the Naval Academy, 2nd
Commander, Oct. 1901; Com-
mander, Jan.^ 1905 ; Captain,
Sept. 1908. ^Decorations: 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure,
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. y-.g, Sanko-
cho, Shibaku, 'I'okyo.

Yamaji, Kaitaro ClUS&licsl5j,
Chief Eug. to the Kangtung
Governor - General's Office,
Acting- Chief of its Public
Works Section. Address: Tai-
ren, Kangtung, China.

Yamakawa, TTraji (|li ;i| }f

S§)> Mita Ghiye by f. n., Ac-
tress; b. 1887, in Tokyo; d.

of Morikadzu Mita; m. Kami-
yama Sojin, an actor, 1905.
Educ. : graduated from , the
Peeress' School, studied play
-in -the Bvngei Kyokai, or As-
sociation of Arts and Litera-
ture, started and maintained
by Prof. Tsubouchi. Was
actress of the Bimgei Kyo-
ktvai, operatic actress of the
Imperial Theatre, and is act-
ress of the Asso. of Modern
Plays. Obtained popularity
by her successful acting as
the qtieen of the " Hamlet,"
Asagao of the " Yuya " and
Hedda of " Hedda Kabler."
.Recreations : collection of
porcelain wares, music. Ad-
dress: No. I, Itchome, Hi-
kage-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.

Yamamori, Takashi' C[l! ^
W), . Mayor of the Kanazawa
city ; b. the 9th v-i. of the
Sth y. of Ansei (1858) in.
Ishikawa-ken; e. s. of Nobu-
yuki Yamamori, a sanmrai ;
in. Koto, sister of Shotaro
Kawarata, also an Ishikawa
samurai. Teacher of common,
schools:; Member and chair-
man of the Town Council ;
Commissioner of Education ;
Member of the City Council
and then of the Prefectural .
Assembly; has been settled
for some time at Vladivostock
where ~he started the pub-
lication of a newspaper ; was
twice elected Member of the-

Yam

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House of Representatives in
1902 and T904 ; present post
since Dec. 1909. Decorations:
4th Order of Merit. Address:
Kanazawa City Office, Ishi-
Icawa-ken.
Yamamoto, Baisho (lU tK M

!£)> artist, (Nan-sciiool), b.
the 8tli m. of the 3rd y. of
Kokwa (1846). EdiLc: learn-
ed painting."^ from Setsuan
Mitani. Was awarded many
prizes and diplomas from sev-
eral associations. Address '.
No. 572 Shimohanda, Handa-
•machi, Chita-gun, Aicbi-ken.
Yamatnoto; Goinbei (il! ?li ffi
:ft tr), Count, Admiral, Mem-
ber of 'the^ 'Supreme' SliTitary,
Premier since Feb. 1 9 1 3 ; 6. the

lOth m. of the Sth j/. of Kayei
(1852)' in Kagoshima ; 3rd
s. of Iwosuke Yamamotp, a
samurai; in. Toki, .^rd d. of
ShikasLike Tsuzawa of Nii^
gata. Edtic. :■ studied at.th^

SlwJieikd and Kaiseijo, both
government schools, in 1869;
graduated from the Naval
Academy i« 1877. Fought
in the war of the Restoration
on the Imperial . side ; was
on' board the cruiser Tsukuba
during the Formosan expedi-
tion as a cadet ; appointed
Sub-Lieutenant after the ex-'
pedition ; made a voyage
round the wiprld on board a
German warship ;. Instructor
to the Naval Academy and
the Gunnery School ; promot-
ed Lieutenant and appointed ^
Vice-Commander of the crui-
ser Asania, 1880; was. one
of the Commissioners sent to
England to bring home, the
ci-uiser Naniwa built there,
1885 ; Commander of the
gunboat Amagi and promoted
to the rank of Lieutenant-
Commander, 1886; despatched
to Europe and America in
the suite of the then Vice-
Minister of the Navy (Adm.
Kabayama) in 1887 ; Captain
in 1 890 and Commander of
the Takao and then of the
TakachiJio ; was next trans-
ferred to the Naval Office
as Private' Secretary to the-'
Minister ; attached to the Im-..
perial Headquarters at Hiro-
shima as Adjutant to. the.
?^inister of the Navy' during
the China-Japan' .war," 1894;
— 1895; Rear-Admiral, 1,895,;:'

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Yam

Director of the Bureau of
Naval Affairs and in addi-
tion Member of the Board
.of Admirals'; Vice-Minister
of the Navy and Vice-Admiral
1 896 ; Minister of the Navy,
1898 — 1896 ; Admiral, 1904;
despatched to .England and
America ill ..the suite of Prince
Fii'shimi, 1907 aad was de-
corated with G. C. M. G. by
King Edward ; created Count
and invested with the 1st
Order of the Rising Sun and
the 1st Class of the Golden
Kite for his service in the
late war ; formed the Yama-
moto Cabinet in Feb. 191 3.
Address : No. 32, Takanawa-
daimachi, Shiba-, Tokyo. Tel. :
83 Shiba.

, Yamamoto, Isoki (ilj ^ g| JJi),
Colonel of -Artillery since Nov.
T91 1, Commander bT'the 5th
Field Artillery Regiment ; l^.
t866 in Kochi-ken. Sub"
Lieutenant, July 1 888 ; I lieu-
tenant, Nov. 1891 ; Captain,
Jan. 189s ; Major, Oct. .19-
00 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, May
1905. -Decorations: 4th Or-
der oi the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Saci-ed Treasu-
re, 4th Class of the Golden '
Kite. Address : The 5th Field
Artillery Kegiment, Hiroshi-
ma, Hiroshinia-kdn.

Yamamoto, Jihei (|Ii*?p :S^).
Engineer to the Kyoto Imp.'
Univ., 5th Order of Merit :

b. the 3rd in. of fhe.istjj'.
of Ansei (1854) in Tokyo;
e. s. of Jirobei Yamamoto ; a
widower. Formerly Engineer
to the Tokyo Prefectural Gov-
ernment, 1 878 and after sei'v-
ing successively in the Dep'ts
of Industries and Education
was finally appointed to . the
present post. Address : No.
36, Kawabata-higashiiru, Hi-
gashitakeyacho, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto.

Yamamoto, Jotaro CiU *• ^
:fc S|5)-, Executive Director of
the Mitsui Products Co., D'-
rector of the Toa Industrial
Development Co., and of the
Sakac Ceiiuloid ■ Co. ; l>. the
lOth ;//. of the-3rd j/. of Ke-
io (1867) in P'ukui, province
of Echizen ; e. s. of Takeshi '
Yamamoto ; 7U. Misao, 3rd
d. of Ryozaburo Hara of To-
kyo. Edttc. : mostly private.
Entered the service of the
Mitsui Products , Co. in, 188.2
as an office boy ; . purser of
the Company's steamship Yo-
ritoino maru, in 1886; Ma-
nager of the Shaiighai bran-
ch of the Company, 1901 —
1907 ; then present.- posts ; as
a result of his inspection of
the Kaiping Colliery, China •
ill 1887 tried exportation of
railway sleepers on ?, large
scale to that country, great-
ly to his gain; in 1891 coni-

YoM

[ M-98 I

menced the importation of
Manchurian beans from Yin-
k®w to Japan; in 1894 and
1895 exported Japanese cot-
ton yarn from Osaka to
Shanghai, in both of which
he was emineiltly successful;
made a.tour .of inspection
-throughi Europe and Aineri-
^ca.' in igob. Recreation: hunt-
ing. Address : No. 43-, Shinr
sakamachi, Akasalca, Tokyo..
Cliib^ : Nippon club ; Yoko-
h?.ma United club ; Nippon
Automobile club, Tel. : 2104
Siiimbashi.

Yamamoto, Juiyi: C iU; % JiR W) ,
Director of the Otaru Oil
Mfg. Co., Ltd., and of the
Otaru Estates Co., Ltd. ; ^.
July the 5 th f,. of Meijt
(1872)- ill HyogO'-pr^fecture ;.
■ younger brother of Keiz-5 Ike-
gucki, YakugakuJiakushi (Dr.
of pharmaGology) ; adopted'
by Kyuemon Yamamoto of
Hokkaido; .in. Nui,. e.d. of
his adopted father. Address,:'
Sakaimachi, Otaru,, Hokkaido.
Yamamoto, KageyaM CUJ- *

J: ^4s..Jl!igEi|6|Q'i'-x i3eh?i'3^l of
Fleets and- Hospitals on the
reserve ; b. the 8th in. of the
1st y. of Ansei (1854) in
Wakayama-pcefecture ; e. s.
of Genboku Yaniaraote, a sa-'
nmrai of the former Waka-
yama cla^i-; m. Mitsu,, jOTW^g-
e.r sister to Hisao Sewaki, a;
Tolq^o samurai. Entered the

Imperial Navj'^ as Surgeon-
2nd Sub-Lieutenanfe in rSSi
and: after dtie promotion at-
tained the rank of Inspector-
General of Fleets and Hos-
pitals, when^ he was placed
on the reserve list ; was suc-
cessively Instructor to the
Naval Medical School, Chief
Surgeon" of the Tokyo Naval
Hospital, the Matsushimaz.viA
the Hashidate (during th^
Japan-China war), and of the
Yokosuka Admiralty, Bist-
ructor to the Naval College,
President of the Yokosuka"
Admiralty Hospital, Chief
Surgeon of the Standing Squ-
adron of the Saseho Admi-
ralty and of the Kai'.e. Ad~-
miralty. President of the Kw-
re Naval- Hospital, Chief of
the 1st Section of the- Medi-
cal Affairs Bureau in the
Naval Dep't. Decorations :
2nd Order of the Rising Sun
and the 4th Class-of the Gol'-
den Kite. Address: No. 107,.
Onden, Sendagayamachi,, To-
yotama-gua , »Tokyo-fu.

Yamamoto, Kahei QtU % # $i
fff), tearmerehant (firm name-
" Yamamoto ")'; b. the 9th
m, of the 6th y. of Kayei-
(1853). in Tokyo; 2nd' s. of
Sanshiro Yamamoto ; m. Yo-
shi-, e. d. of Heizo Kawamu-
ra of Tokyo. -Address : No.
10, 2 chome, Tori, Nihomba-
shi, Tokyo . Tel. : 1 5 04; 29 1;

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¥a,m

1132 HonkyelcLi,,
Yama-moto, KametaTa CUj ;^
" » M ir.D, 6th. Order of Merit
exporter of tea, ex-Managing

JJireeto.r of the Kobe Wood.
Wonk Co., Ltd;, ex-Audit/or of
, the Teil'Coku Wa.r-me Pl-oducts
Co., Ltdi, ex-Special Memfeei-
of the Kobe Chamber of Com-
merce ; 3. the nth m. of the

1st f.. of Bunkyti (i-86r) in
Hyogo - prefecture ; yoiiuger
brother to Manzo Yamamoto;
m. Kuma, e. d. df Matsuki-
chi Kodama of Hiroshima-
prefecture. Has- Engaged in
the expert tea business since

1866 and amassed' a large
fortune ; established the Kobe
Tea Improvement Co.,, be-
coming himself its Vice-Pre-
sident, .i88r ; elected Mem-
ber of the Examination Com-
mittee for the Japan Tea
Competitive Exhibition, i88-3;
since 1884 has been succes-
sively Adviser to the Central
Head Office of the. Japan
Tea-Manufacturer's Guild,.Pre-
sident of the Hyogo^ken Tea
Ekporters' Guild, Director of
the Kobe- Traders Guild, Pre-
sident of the Kobe Chamber
of Commerce, etc. ; has- been
decorated with; the Commen-
datory Medal: of Indigp- Ri--
band for his services- in; the'
advaiicement of Japan's tea-
export business, i8C).o-; re-
presented the Kobe C-hamber;_

of Commerce at the I-nterr
national Congress of Comt-
merce held- at Washington:,.
U.. S. A., in 1899. Address,:
No. 28, 4 chome, Kaigan-
dori,, Kobe. Tel. : 132.

Yamamoto, Kuninosiike CiJj Tic^
?i? ^. S).), General- Secretary o:f
the Tokyo Y.. M. C. A. ;, d..
in 1 869 in Shimane-ken ;, ;«.
Rieko, d. of Sanetsura Kai-
wada, Shinto-priest of KyotOi
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial-
School in- 18-92.. Immediate-
ly after graduation,, entere(£
the Mitsui Bank ; went"- a-
Eound the world ; entered the
N. Y. K. and became: chief
of the Section, of Statistics.;:
then Secretary of the Y. M. .
C. A. of Tokyo in 1.90,5, ;.
ti'avelled the; world, for reli-
gious p.urposes- in 19.07. A
devotfed and able Y. M. C.
A. worker. Publication: -'S/id^
gyo'B^ki " (Commercial! bookf-
keeping)". Recreations : Read-
ing and physical exercises. Ad^-
dress : No. 26, i chonje, Yu-
miclio, HongOj Tokyo.

Yamamoto,: EyoBJt (fij ;$:
^- !i), sculptor ; (in wood-
andfivacy)';, 6, xmii in. ©h&ha. ;
m-., Milsiifco, laM;. MMb.v.
studied aft the middle school
(n gradiaationi) ; . studiied. sc-ul|)-
ture under his unclee Toln?
Morikawa and- Eyoen'Morii-
kftwa^ Was. prof, at tJic Nura

Yam

[ 1 200 ]

Normal School in' 1892 ;■ given
charge of the work to be pre-
sented to His Majesty (then
Grown - Prince) for ■* congra-
turation upon his matrimony
by the Nara city ; a sculp-
ture which was presented to
the Kussian Crown Prince ia
of his ^' oik. Itecreaiipn: liter-
ature, utai. Address : 5280-
Shichichome, Uyehonmachi
Minami-ku, Osaka. Clubs : is
director of Osaka Sculpture
Society of Seiyukai, etc.
Yamamoto, Kyuemoii (:\ls:^'Jh

^ 'M fl), Representative Mem-
ber of the Matsumae Affore-^
station Co., Unltd., Manag-
ing Director of the Otaru
Warehouse Co., Ltd., Direct-
or of the Sapporo Water
Power Electric Co., Ltd.,
Member of the Otaru Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. the 9th
fn. of the'^ 3rd y. of Ansei
(1856) in Niigata-prefecture ;
f. b. to Yasusaburo Watana-
be ; adopted by the late Sei-
rin Yamamoto of Hokkaido
in 1884; /;«. Yuki, e. d. of
his adopted father. Address:
Fukuyama- machi, Matsuma-
e^-gun, Hokkaido.

Yamamoto, Kyiihaehiro Clll %
% A IB), Sake-dealer, Mana-
ger of the Nageya Rice Ex-
change, Ltd., Director of tlie
Nagoya Sugar Refining Co.,
Ltd., Member of the Nago-
ya Chamber of Commerce ;

b. the 7th m. in the 3rd ->.
of Bunkyu (1863) in Aichi-
prefecture ; e.s. .of( Shihjiro
Yamamoto ; in. Hisa, e. d. of
Jimbei Miwa of the same pre-
fecture: Succeeded hia father
in 1883. 'Address: No.. 156,
Demmacho, Nishiku, Nago-
ya, Tel.: 2852 I. d. -
. Yamamoto, Morihide (il-i ^'
S, ^), Steward to the House
of Prince Shimadzu, Director
of the /Naiiiwa Bank. Ltd.,.
Aud. of the Kawasaki Dock-
yard Company, Ltd. ; b.
the nth m. of the 3rd. y. -
of Kokwa (1846) in Kago-
shima ; . e. s. of Goroenlou
Yamamoto, a savmrai;, m.
Suga, e. d. of Magohachi Ya-
mamoto of Kagoshima. Su-
cceeded his .father in 1.888.
Address :_'Ho. 234,'' Sliimo-
Osaki, .Osakimachi, Ebara-
gun, Tokyo-fa. Tel.: 1161,
Shiba.

Yamamoto, Moriaobu (itj :^
IS fS;,. Director of the Ma--
tsuyama Soy Co., Ltd., Ma-
naging Director of ■ the Eki-
me SJdvtpo Ska (a daiiy.
newspaper office), Ltd., exrDi-
rector of the Matsuyama Corh^^
mercial Bank, Ltd., Manager
of the Matsuyama Rice Ex-
change, Ltd. ; b. the 3rd m.
of the 1st y. of Ansei (1&S4)
in Ehime-prefecture ; e. s. of
Saichiro Yamamoto" ; m. Shi-
nayo, e. d. of^Shigetake Ni-

i 1201 3

Yam

shiyama, an Osaka samurai.
Address: No. ii, Enokicho,
Matsuyama, Ehiiiie-ken.

Yamamoto, Uaonari Clli i^^
/S), Managing Director of the
Teiyu Bank, Ltd.; b. the 9th
m. of the 9th y. of Tempo
(1838) in the province of
Wakasa ; e. s,^ of Naoyuki
Yamamoto, a, samnrai; in.
Tsuru, e. d. of the late Nao-
tsugu Shirai of Kyoto. Ad-
dress : Sakawamur^, Ashiga-
rashita-gun, Kanagawa-ken.

Yamamoto, ITaonori (iij ^f: g
#.), Rear-Admiral of Engi-
neering on the' reserve ; b.
the 3rd m. of the ist y.
of Man-en (i860) in Tokyo;
e. s. of the late Atsunori
Yamamoto, a samurai ; m.
Iku, aunt to Matsu Sakurai
of Shidzuoka prefecture. En-
tered the Imperial Navy as
Sub-Lieutenant of Engineer-
ing in 1882 and after due
promotion attained the rank
of Rear- Admiral of Engine-
ering when he was placed
on the reserve list ; was su-
ccessively Instructor to the
Naval Academy, Chief En-
gineer of the Naniwa (dur-
ing the Japan-China war),
Hashidate, Yashima, etc. De-
coratiotis : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address : No.
64, Tajimacho, Asakusa-ku,
Tokyo. .

Yamamoto, STaoyosM Ciij ^
it H), Apditor of the i 5th
Bank, Ltd., and of the Mei-
ji, Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd.; b,
Feb. the 3rdj/. of'Meiji (i8r
70) in Tokyo ; 2nd s. . of Na-
onari Yamamoto, a sainurai
of the former Ohaiiia clan,
province of Wakasa ; m. Ai,
e.d. of Takeshi Arishima, a
samurai of Kagoshima pre-
fecture. Educ. : studied at
Peers School for some time;
later graduated from the Co-
llege of Agricultui-e of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ." Was in
the government service for
some years ; afterwards resi-
gned and accepted present
posts. Address: No. 3, Ki-
©icho, Kojimachiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 206 Bancho.

Yamamoto, Nobumi CUi ?^^
5)» Major -General on the
I'eserve ; b. the 12th '?«. of '
the 3rd y. of Bunkyn (1863)
in Kochi-ken ; e. s. of Uma-
noshin Yamamoto, a samu-
rai ; m. Kofuji, e. d. of Izup.
Miyaji, also a Kochi samu-
rai. Educ. : graduated from
the iVEilitary Academy in
1883 ; further studied in Ger-
many bptii in 1893 and in
1895. Sub-Lieutenant of In-
fantry, Dec. 1883 ; Lieuten-
ant, Apr. 1887; Captain,
Aug. 1893; Major, Oct. 18-
97 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Apr.
1903 ; Colonel, May 190S,;

Yfm

I 1202 ]

Major-Geiieral, Jan. 1910;
was in succession Command-
er of the Reservist Battalion
of the 2Sth Infantry Regi-
ment, of the 28th Infantry
Regiment, and of the 13th
Infantry Brigade ; was placed
on the Reserve list in 1910.
Decorations: 4th Order of
the Sacred Treasure; 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun. Ad-
dress: Yamadamachi, Kochi,
Kochi-ken.

Yamamoto, Hobuyoshl (|lj -^

it K)» dentist; b. 1873 in
Niigata-ken; s. of Tsuruji
Yamamoto. Educ: received
common education. Address:
No. I Nakatomi-cho, Koishi-
kawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 3670
Bancho.

Yamamoto, Sanetsune CUi;^K
I'), Viscount, Member of. the
House of Peers ; b. the 9th
m. of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) in Kyoto ; 2nd s. of
the late Sanemasa Yamamo-
to, former noble at the Mi-
kado's court ; a widower.
Lord-keeper of the Kyoto
Pialace, 1882; created Vis-
count, 1884; member of the
House of Peers for the second
time. since 1904. Decorations:
4th Order of the Rising Sun.
Address: No. 21, Karasu-
marudori, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.

Yamamoto, Shichikaro Q^i$.
-bAiRI5), sake-brewer, one of
the highest taxpayers of Na-

ra-prefecture ; b. the 8th m.
of the 4th J/, of Kayei (1852)
in Nara-prefecture ; 4th d. of
Gorobei Yoshikawa ; adopted
by the late Shichikuro Yama-
moto ; m. Jitsu, e. d. of Hei-
jiirS Morimotoof the sanie pre-
fecture. Succeeded his adopt-
ed father in 1872. Address:
Gojomachi, Uchi-gun, Nara-
ken.

Yamamoto, Shikataro (Ul^^tcffi
;fcS3, Director and Manager
of the Iga Ueno Bank, Ltd.;
b. Dec. the»2nd y. of Meiji
(1869) in Mie-prefecture ; e. s.
of the late Shojiro Yamamo-
to ; M. Takeno, e. d. of Shin-
suke Maezawa of Mie-prefect-
ure. Succeeded his father in
1896. Address : Tomoumura,
Ayama-gun, Mie-ken.

Yamamoto, Shonosuke Clll i^
U it m. Judge, President of
the Saga District Court ; b.
the 7th m. of the 2nd y. of
Keio (1866) in Tokyo; e. s.
of Sadanobu Yamamoto, a
samurai; m. Kasu, e. d. of
Shoshi Katsura, a Tokyo sa-
murai. Educ.: graduated from
the College of Law in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., i888. Ap-
pointed Judge, 1 890; has been
Judge of the Mito and Yokor
hama District Courts, Tokyo
Appeal Court, President of
the Kofu and Chiba District
Courts ; then present post.
Decorations : 5 th Order of

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Yam

Merit. Address: No. 128^
Matsubaracho, Saga-shi, Sa-
ga-ken

Yamamoto, Shunkyo C|lj Jc
# #); proper name is Kin-
emon, artist, Japanese painter
(Maruyama School), teacher
of the Kaiga Semmon Gakko
and in addition teacher of
the industrial art school jii
Kyoto; b. Jan. 187 1 at O-
tsu city, Shiga -ken. Educ:
learned painting from Kansai
Mori (deceased). He ex-
hibited his masterpieces at
various exhibitions and was
awarded many prizes and
diplomas. Address: No. Ma-
rutamachi - agaru, Takakura,
Kyoto.

Yomaraoto, Tadahide CUi;*;®.
^). one of the highest tax-
payers of Kochi - prefectui-e,
President of the Tosa Agri-
cultural and Industrial Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Tosa
Savings Bank, Ltd., Manag-
ing Director of the Naikoku
Life Insurance Co., Ltd.,
Auditor of the Ibaraki An-
thracite Colliery Co., Ltd.,
the Kinkazan Fishery Co.,
Ltd., the Tokyo Sakae Bank,
Ltd., of the Totsuban Print-
ing (raised type printing) Co.,
Ltd.; b. the nth m. of the
2nd y. of Bunkyii (1862) in
Kochi - prefecture ; e. s. of
Ken-ichiro Yamamoto, a sa-
murai : m. Ko, 4th d. of.

Kanso Yokoyama, also a Ko-
chi saiimrai. Educ.,- graduat-
ed from the Meiji Horitsu
Gakko (the present Meij i U niv. ,
a private law institution). Has
been twice elected Member
of the Kochi Prefectural As-
sembly; Member of the House
of Peers in 1897. Address:
Iwa-mura, KoW-gun, Kochi-
ken.

Yamamoto, Ta'kesaburo CHi;*:
it-BU), Captain of. the Navy,
Commander of the Asama ;
b. 1868. Educ.:1\-iQ Naval
Academy. 2iid Commander,
Oct. 1901 ; Captain, Sept.
1907. Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite. Ai^
dress: The Naval Office, To-
kyo. • ■

Yamamoto, Tamezo CiU * ^
W)i glass-manufacturer; b. the
8th m. of the ist _^. of Man-
en (i860) in Osaka; 2nd s.
of Kyubei Hagiwara; adopted
by Shinsuke Yamamoto ; m. .
Yone, 2nd d. of his adopted
father. Founded his business
in 1889. Address : No.. 4.80,
2 chome, Yorikicho, Kita-ku,
Osaka. 7>/. .• 1958 Higashi.
Yamamoto, Taro ClU ^ i: BI5),
farmer, - one of the highest
taxpayers of Yamaguchi-pre-
fecture ; b. the 8th m. of the
2nd y. of Bunkyii (1862) in
Yamaguchi - prefecture ; e. s.:

Yam

[ 1204 ]

of Shichiemon Yamamoto, a
samurai ; m. Sue, e. d. of Ro-
kuemon Izeki of the same,
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in, -1 897^ Address: Mi-
sumi-myra, Otsu-gun, Yama-
. guchi-ken.

Yamamoto, Tatsno C|l!**4|),
Min. of Agr; and Com., Mem.
of the House of Peers, 3rd
13rder of Merit ; b. the 3rd
Til. of the 3£d y. of Ansei
( 1856) in Oita - prefecture ;
2nd s. of Katashi Yamamo-
to, a samurai of the former
Usuki clan ; m. Taoko, e. d.
of Shokichi Shibata of Na-
gasaki-prefecture. Educ: stud-
ied English at the Keiogi-
juku and afterwards gradu-
ated from the now defunct
MitsubishiCommercial School.
Was head Instructor at the
Okayama Commercial Institu-
te and then at the Osaka
Commercial School ; entered
the service of the Mitsubishi
Co. in 1 88 3-; on the amalga-
mation of the two steamship
companies of the Mitsubishi
and the Kyodo Unyu he re-
mained at his post and served
for a number of years in va-
rious branch offices of the
newly formed Nippon' Yiisejt
Kivaisha ; in 1889 when the
late IBaron Kawada became
president of the Bank of japan
he was, appointed. Chief of
the Business Department of

the Bank, occupying at the
same time the post of Director
of the Yokohama Specie Bank;
when, in 1896, Baron Yano-
suke Iwasaki succeeded to the
presidency of the Bank of
Japan at the death of Baron
Kawada he was its Director
and when the former resigned
he was raised to the respon-
sible post of its president;
elected a Member of the House
of Peers, 1903 ; then became
President of the Hypothec
Bank of Japan, 1909 ; was
given a portfolio of the Mi-"
nister of Finance when the
Saionji Cabinet was formed
in Aug. 191 1 , hut , resigned
it in Dec. 191 2: present post
since Feb. 19 13. Address :
No. 38, Kaminibaricho, Ko -
jimachiku, To\<yo. Tel.: 79
Bancho.

Yamamoto, Tatsutaro Cil!*..g
icIlO, Public Procurator, Chief
Public Procurator of the O-
saka District .Court ; d, the
5th m. of the 3rd y. of An-
sei (1856) in Gifu-ken ; 3rd s.
of Hideyuki Yamamoto, a
samurai ; _:m. Saku, e. d. of
Keigi Motoki, a Tokyo sa -
mtirai. Passed the Examina-
tion: for Bench, 1.887 ! was
scccessively Public Procurator
of the Tokyo District Court,
Chief P ublic Procurator of the
District Courts of Utsunomi-
ya, Fukuoka, Nagasaki and

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Yam

Kobe; present post since Mar.
1908. Decoration : 3rd Or-
der of Merit. Address : No.
8, Wakamatsucho, Kita-ku,
Osaka.

Yamamoto, Teisaburi) (ill ^
% H SR3, Maj.-Gen. on the re-
serve since Aug. 191 1 ; T>. i860
in Tokusliinaa-ken ; s. of Jubei
Yamamoto, a samurai; m. Ma-
su, e. d. of Kazuharu Asa-
kawa of Sendai. , Educ: stu-
died Chinese classics under
Soan Ikeda, 1870 — 1872;
English at the Tokyo Forei-
gn Language School, 1874-
1877; graduated from the Mi-
litary Academy, 1879. Ap-
pointed Sub-Lieutenant, Dec.
1 879 ; Lieutenant, May 1 8-
84 ; Captain, Sept. 1891 ;
Major, Oct. 1897; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Sept. 1904; Co-
lonel, Nov. 1907 ; was in su-
ccession President of the Na-
goya Military Preparatory
School, Commander of the
Regimental District, etc.; took
part in the late war as Com-
mander first of the 4th In-
fantry Regiment of 2nd re-
serve and then of the 24th
Infantry Regiment. Recrea-
tions : Fencing, riding, wi'est-
ling, hunting, painting. Ad-
dress : No. 109, Kayadocho,
Fukuoka-shi. Tel.: 29.

Yamamoto Tokiji COJ ^ic g «
^). Major-General on the 2nd
reserve; S. the 3rd m. oi the

2nd y. of Ansei (1855) in
Tottori-prefecture ; e. s. of T6-
zo Okamura, a samurai; a-
dopted by Rokuro Yamamo-
to in 1870; ;«. Koto, e. d. of
Nagayoshi Niwa, also a Tot-
tori samicrai. Entered the
Tokyo Garrison 1871 ; took
part in the Satsuma Rebellion
as Sub-Lieutenant, 1887 and
after due promotion attained
the rank of Major-General in
1907 when he was placed on
the reserve list ; took part in
the Japan-China war as Com-
mander of the Ammunition
Corps of the 6th Army Divi-
sion and in the Russo-Japa-
nese War as Commander of
the 6th Battalion of Commis-^
sariat. Decorations i 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Oemura, Hotaku-
gun, Kumamoto-ken.

Yamamoto, Tokujiro CUi * ^,
Y§ I!5), dealer ia marine, pro-
ducts ; (5. the 3rd m. of the
3rd f. of Ansei (1856) of
Saitama-pi'efecture ;_ e. s. of
Bunzo Otsuka ; adopted by
the late Tokujiro Yamamoto
in 1877 ; m. Roku, f. s. to
Sataro Kato' of Kariagawa-
prefecture. Address-: No. 5,
I chome, Muromachi, Nihom-
bashi, Tokyo. Tel. : 261 and
995 H ikyoku.

Yamamoto, Tomeji COJ^H^)*
stationer, proprietor of the

Yatn

[ 1266 ]

"Bun-undo" stationery store,
Managing Director of the Ha-
kushinsha Paper firm, Direct-
or of the Toa Koshi, Aud. of
Hokuetsn Paper Mfg Co., M-
hon Paste-board Selling Uni-
on ; b. Sept. the sth y. of Meiji
(1872) at Nagaoka, province
of Echigo ; 2nd s. of Risaku
Yamamoto ; m. Suzu, e. d. of
Sinzo Ota, of Tokyo. Mana-
ger of the Hakubunkwan a
large publishing firm, since
its inauguration in 1887 till
1 897 ; organized, ija company
with Mr. Shintaro Ohashi, the
Hahishinsha, a paper store,
in 1897 and himself establi-
shed the Bun-undo, a station-
ery store, of which he is now
proprietor ; travelled through
Europe and America for the
inspection of commerce and
industry, 1910. Address: No.
3, Kitakogacho, Surugadai.
Ka.nda-ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 18
Honkyoku; 603 and 780 Hon-
kj^ku (Office).

Yamamoto, Tosuke (lij^Kilf)),
Iron-monger ; b. June the 7th
;'. of Meiji (1874) in Tottori-
ken ; e. s. of Yorizane Yama-
da, a samtirai ; adopted by
the late Tosuke Yamamoto
of Osaka ; m. Toshi, e. d. of
his adopted father. Address:
No. 122, I chome, Andoji-
bashi-dori, Minamiku, Osaka.
. Tel. : 840 /. d. Higashi. .

Yamamoto, Yasujiro CUl * ^

. '^ fi!!), VicerAdmiral of Engi-
neering on the reserve ; b.
the 9th m. of the ist y. of
Bunkyu (186.1) in Tokyo ;
2nd s. of Kinjiro Yamamoto,
a samurai ; m. Hisa, e. d. of
Jun Mitsuhashi. Edtic.: gxz.AM-
ated fromthe Naval Academy.
2nd Sub-Lieutenant of Engi- ;
neering, 1882; was Chief
Engineer of the Musashi, Kon-
go, Fusq and HasJddate; pro-
moted Commander of Engi-
neering, Oct. 1897; Captain
of Engineering, Dec. 1897 J
in succession was Chief Engi-
neer of the Ist Squadron, and
of the Combined Squadron
(during the Russo-Japanese
war), President of the Naval
Engineering School ; Rear-
Admiral of P2ngineering, Sept.
1904; Chief of the 4th Sec-
tion of the Naval Materials
Dep't, 1908 ; promoted Vice-
Admiral of Engineering, Sept.
1 9 10 when he was placed on
the retired list. Decorations :
2nd Order of the Rising Sun;
3rd Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure ; 31-d Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address: No. 3,
Kioicho, Kqjimachiku, Tokyo.
Yamamura, Naota CU)td"iSi:)>
President of the Saikai Com-
mercial Bank, Ltd. ; b. the
9th 7;z. of the 2nd y. of Bun-
kyii (1862) in Saga -prefecture;
e. s. of the late Masataro Ya-

• mamura ; m. Shise, e. d. of

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Yam

Hachiro Torisu of the same,
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1899. Address: Ha-
ga-mura, Higashimatstiura-
gan. Saga-ken.

Yamamuro, Gumpei Crt ^ #
2p), Acting-Colonfel of the Sal-
vation Army; i>. 1871 in Oka-
yama-prefecture ; s. of Saha-
chiYamamuro ; m. Kie Sato,
1899. Educ: studied at the
Doshisha, Kyoto, 1889 — 1894.
Entered the Salvation Army
in Nov. 1895. Publications:
"Gospel of common people";
"Biography of General Boo-
tli " ; " General Booth in
Japan " ; " On the abolition
of public prostitution", etc.
Address: No. 11, 2 chome,
Ginza, Ky5bashiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 749 Kyobashi.
Yamana, Jiro CUj :S ^^ Ii5)»
, Director of Teikoloi Mineral
Spring Co., Ltd. ; 5. the nth
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in Kagoshima-prefect-
ure ; 2nd s. of Hannojo Ya-
mana, a samurai ; in. Kiwa,
e. d. of Sojo Kamitsuma, also
a Kagoshima samurai. Ad-
dress: No. \Z, Nishinokubo-
Kamiyamachi, Shiba-ku, To-
kvo. Td. : 1733 Shiba.
" Yamanaka, Chiyuki CtU «f> =P
^), Consul at Anvers ; d.
Jan. the lOth m. of Meiji
(1877) in Aomori-prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
Po.st-Graduate Course of the

Tokyo Higher Commercial
School, July 1902. Passed
the Diplomatic and Consular
Services Examination and was
appointed Eleve - Consul ^at
Amoy; Oct. 1902 ; Eleve-
Consul at Honolulu, Mar. 19-
03 ; Attache of the Legation
at Paris, Mar. 190S ; 3rdclass
Secretary of Embassy, Mar.
1907; Consul at Anvers, Nov.
1908. Decoration: 5th Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure.
Address: Japanese Consulate,
No. 3, rue Burla, Anvers,
Belgique.

Yamanaka, Heibei CUi 4" ^ :R
W)> tortoise-shell dealer ; b.
Jan. the 3rd y. of Meiji (18-
"JO) in Osaka ; e. s. of the
late Heibei Yamanaka ; m.
Tome, y. s. to Kihei Seo of
Osaka. Succeeded. his father
in 1880. Address: No. 133,
2 chome, Junkei-machi, Mina-
miku, Osaka. Tel. : 1778
Hi^ashi.

Yamanaka, Hikobei (ill tf" ^

^ S), one of the high tax-
payers of Ibaragi-ken, Presi-
dent of the Mizukaid5 Bank,
Director of the Ibaraki Agri-
cultural and Industrial Bank; ^.
the 1 2th m. of the i st y. of
Keio (1865) in Ibaraki-ken;
4th j.of Rihei Gokida, adopted _
by the late Hikobei Yamana-
ka; in. Taki, e'.d. of his adopted
father. Addr.ess : Mizukaido-
machi, Yuki-gun, Ibaragi-ken.

7aiu

[ r2o8 ].

; Yaiuanalsa, Kisaburo (ill tfj
^ H BIO, Managing Director
of the Sawahara Bank, Ltd.,
Director of tlu Kure Ice Mfg.
Go., Ltd. ; b Oct. tiie Stll^.
of Meiji (187s) in Hiroshima-
prefecture ; 3rd J. of Yasu-
taro Kawahara ; adopted by
the late' Tadatoshi Yamana-
ka in 1897 ; m. Fusano, e. d.
of his adopt 'd father. Ad-
dress : No. 1852, Washoma-
chi, Kure-shi, Hiroshima-ken.

Yamanaka, Naoshiehi Ctll 4"
it -tr), hardware . dealer ; , b.
the 2nd m. of the_l2th y. of
Tempo (1841) in Osaka ; 2nd
s. of Chohichi Kometani ; m.
Kasu, 2nd d. of Kenzo Ka-
wame, a samurai of Nara.
Address : No. 94, ,. 2 chome,
Andojibashi-dori, Minamiku,
Osaka. 7>/. .• 634 Minami.

Yamauaka, Riniiosiike (lU if
m Z m, Director of the To-
kyo Paper-Eoard Co., Ltd.,
the Fuji Paper Mfg. Co.,
Ltd., the Toyokawa Railway
Co., Ltd., the Tokai Paper
Material Co., Ltd., and of
the Naniwa Banlc, Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Ishikari Coal Co.,
Ltd., the Tokyo Woollen
Cloth Co., Ltd., and of the
Toyo Steamship Co., Ltd.,
Manager of the Tokyo Cast
Steel Co., unlimited. Member
of the Tokyo' Chamber of
Commerce ; 3. the 7th m. of
the nth j>. of Tempo (1840)

in Saitama - prefecture ; e. s.
of Chujiro Yamanaka ; tn.
Kura, younger sister of Baron
Mamoru Fuiiakoshi. Early
went to Tokyo where estab-
lished himself in business and
amassed a large fortune in.
foreign trade; in 1890 was
returned to the first Imperial
Diet as the representative of
his native prefecture ; resigned
at the next session and has
since devoted himself to busi-
ness. Address: No. 47, Na-
karokubancho, Kojimachiku,
Tokyo. TV/. .• 1972 Baiicho.

Yamanaka, Hyoji CUj 1" S
?fe)> Expert to the Ishikawa-
prefecture, President of the
I.shikawa Agricultural School;
b. the 1 2th m. of the i?X y.. of
Man-en (i86o) in Hyogo-ken;-
e. s. of the late Yoshichika
Yamanaka; a widower. jS^z/^./
graduated from the former
Komaba Agricultural School,
1885. President of the Saga
Normal . School ; Expert to
Tokushima-prefecture, 1891 ;
afterwards was successively
Expert to the prefectures of
Yamagata, Okayama, Yaraa-
guchi, Miyazaki and Aichi;
present posts since 1907. De-
coration : 5th Order of Merit.
Address .■ Matsutomachi, Ishi-
kawa-guii. Ishikawa-ken. .

Yamanaka, Sahei (ilitfife^),
President of the Nakatsuga-
wa Bank, Ltd., Director of

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Yam

the Fukushitna Electric Co.,
Ltd. ;. b. the 2nd- m. of the
1st jc. of Keio (1865) in Gi-
fu-prefecture ; e. s. of the late
Sahei Yamanaka ; m. Matsu,
2nd d. of Eisuke Nakane of
the same prefecture. Succeed-
ed his father in 1896. Ad-
dress : Nakatsumachi, Ena-
gnn, Gifu-ken.

Yamanaka, jSeibei (ill tfi jf j£
if)> money - exchanger (firm
name " Kamesei "), stock -
broker ; b. the 9th 111. of tlie
2nd y. of J^unkyu (1892) in
Tokyo,; e. s. of Seiemon Ya-
manalca ; in. Kame, e. d. of
Seikichi Matsubara of Tokyo.
Address: No. 10, i chome,
Honzaimokucho, Nihonibaslii-
tu, Tokyo. Tel. : 434, 616
Honkyoku.

YamaHaka, Shibakichi ClU ^
^ d), Naval Captain, Coixl
of the Seiisu; b.\%y2. Educ. ■
the Naval Academy. 2nd
Commander, Sept. 1899; Com-
mander, Jan. 1905 ; Captain,
Sept. 1908. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure, 7th Class of the Gol-
den Kite.

Yamanaka, S'hingi Clljcp-fSft),-
Baron, .Lieuteftant..- General
on the 2nd reserve since Dec.
1912; h. th§, ist m. of the
4th y. of Kdei (1851) in Ya-
maguchi-ken; d'.j. of Arito-.
shi ' Yamanaka, -a scxmurai ;

m. Sato, , 6th d. of Kiehie-
mon Tashibu of Tokyo. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantry; Dec.
1871 ; Lieutenant, Feb. 18-
72; Captain, Feb. 1873;
Major, Apr. 1880 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Sept. 1889; Colo-
nel, Dec. 1864; Major-Gene-
ral, Aug. 1869; Lieutenant-
General, July 1905 ; was suc-
cessively Commander of the
1 9th Infantry Regiment, Pre-
sident of the Kyododan (non-
commissioned Officers' Sc-
hool), Commander of the 21st
and 37th Infantry Regiments,
of the Mixed Brigade of the

Formosan Gauison, and of
the loth infantiy Brigade ;
took part in the Russo-Ja-
panese war as Commander
of the loth Infantry Brigade
of the 3rd Army and rendered
splendid service in the Port
Arthur Investing Army; creat-
ed Baron in 1907. Decorations:
2nd Order of the Rising Sun;

Yam

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1st Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure ; 2nd Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Was Commander
of the 1 6th Army Division
until Dec. 191 2.

Yamanaka, Tahei (pj * i: :^
S). farmer. Proprietor of the
Yamanaka Bank, one of the
highest taxpayers of Nara-
ken ; b. Nov. the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1870) in Nara-ken ;
e. s. of Narasaburo Yamana-
ka ; adopted by the late Ta-
hei Yamanaka ; m. Emi, sis-
ter of Kaname Tani of Osa-
ka. Succeeded his adopted
father in 1885. Address:
Meiji-mura, Soyegami - gun,
Nara-ken.

Yamanaka, Yoshio (lAj tf ^
^)) one of the highest tax-
payers <?f Ehime - prefecture,
President of the lyo Mishi-
ma Bank, Ltd., Auditor of
the Toyo Cotton Yarn Co.,
Ltd. ;^. the 9th in. of the
5th y: of Kayei (1852) in
Ehime-prefecture ; 3rd j. of
Jimbei Shinonaga; adopted by
YohachirS Yamanaka ; a wid-
ower. Address: Doi-mura,
Uma-gun, Ehime-ken.

Yamanaka, Zempei (ilj tf %
¥), Director and Manager
of the Toy5 Glass Mfg. Co.,
Ltd.; b. the 12th m. of the
3rd y. of Bunkyii- (1863) in
Tocliigi-prefecture ; adopt, s,
of Seisho Yamanaka of Saita-
ma-prefecture ; m. Suzu, y. s.

to Kurataro Suzuki of To-
kyo. Address: No. 30, Na-
kanogohachikencho, Honjoku,
Tokyo, r^/. .• 5D Shitaya.

Yamanari, Kydroku ClU ;iR ^
iO, Manager of the Tokyo
branch of the Bank of For-
mosa, Ltd; b. Jan. the 5th
y. of Meiji (1872) in Okaya-
rpa-prefecture ; e. s. of the
late GenshirS Yamanarj ; in.
Oken, y. s. to Yentaro Ya-
manari of the same prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
Accountants' School, former-
ly attached to the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School.
Immediately after graduation
entered the service of the
34th Bank, Ltd., as Mana-
ger of its Kelung branch ;
next entered the Bank of
Formosa, Ltd., and after hav-
ing occupied the posts of
Manager of its Osaka branch
and then Assistant-Chief of
the General Affairs Dep*t of
its Head Office was finally
installed in the present post.
Address: No. 48, 2 chome,
Minamicho, Aoyama, Aka-
sakaku, Tokyo. Tel.: 2891
Shiba.

Yamanashi, Hanzo C\ii ^ ^
it), Major-Gen., Chief of the
Geneva! Affairs Section of the
Gen. Staff Office; b. 1865 in
Yamanashi-ken. Sub-Lieuten-
ant, June, 1886 ; Lieutenant,
Dec. 1891 : Captain, Feb.

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Yam

1895; Major, Oct. 1900;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Sept. 19-
03 ; Colonel, Nov. 1907. Has
been Instructor to the Milit-
ary College and to the Na-
val College before occupying
the present post. Decora-
tions: 4th Order of the Sac-
red Treasure, 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun, 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 43, Minami-Iga-machi,
Yotsuya— ku, Tokyo.

Yamane, Bunsaku CtlliSiscK),
Doctor, President of the Yo-
kohama Juzen Hospital ; 3.
the 1st m.. of the 2nd j/. of
An.sei (1855) in Yamaguchi-
ken ; brother of Kensuke Ka-
mishiro, a samurai ; adopted
by Ume Yamane; m. Ay a,
2nd d. of Motoyoshi Naka-
mura, an Osaka samurai.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Medicine in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1883. Ad-
dress: No. II, Tameike-cho,
Akasakaku, Tokyo. Tel. :
739 Shimbashi.

Yamane, Buryo (|li ^ ^ ^},
Baron, Lieutenant - General,
Com. of the Guard Army
Division ; b. the 2nd m. of
the 6th y. of Kaei (1853) in
Hagi, province of Nagato ;
2nd s. of Shiihei Yamane, a
samtirai of Hagi clan ; m.
Taka, 2nd d. of Tokuemon
Takashima of Tokyo. Educ:
graduated from the Military

Academy in 1877. Sub-
Lieutenant of Engineering,
July 1877; Lieutenant, May
1881 ; ^ Captain, Mar. 1884;
Major," May 1890; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Sept. 1894; Co-
lonel, Nov. 1895; Major -
General, Apr. 1901; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, July 1906 ; was,
in succession Chief of Staff
.of the 6th and r2th Army Divi^
sions. Commander of the Sa-

sebo Fortress, the Sliinionoseki
Fortress (during the late war)
and Commander - of the 8th
Army Division ; ; then pre-
sent post^ December 19 12.
Decorations : 2nd Order of
the Rising Sun ; 1st Order
of the Sacred Treasure; 2nd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : Headquarter of the
Div. of Imp. Body Guards,
Tokvo.

Yaiaaue, Kazutsura CiU ^ —
g), Baron, Colonel of Infantry,
Aide-de-Camp to H. H. the
Crown Prince and in addi-

Tam

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tion Manager cf the High
Military Council ; b. Mar. the
.2nd y. of Meiji (1869) in
Yamaguchi-ken ; e. s. of Fu-
sakichi Hashimoto ; adopted
by the late Baron Nobunari
Yamane in 1895 ; in. Mitsu,
2nd d. of his adopted father.
Educ. : the Military Aca-
demy. Sub-Lieutenant, Mar.
1892 ; Lieutenant, Oct. 1894;.
Captain, Oct. 1898; Major,
Jan. 1904 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Nov. 1907 ; took part in
the Russo - Japanese War.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, the 5th Order
of the Sacred Treasure, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite, and
some other foreign decora-
tions. Address: No. 2, Suga-
cho, Yoisuyaku, Tokyo.

Yamane, Seiji (ill ^ IE ^),
■ex-Mem. of the House of Ee-
presentatives, President of the
Japan Medical FrcHool. (private.,
ihstitution), ex-Director of the
Edomizaki Fish Incubation
Co., Medical Adviser to the
Kokko Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co.; b. the 1 2th m.
of the 4th J. of An.sei (1857)
in Yamaguchi-ken ; 2hd s. of
Kochii Yamane, a , samurai
of . Yamaguchi ; m. Sue, 3rd
</. of Ryotai Shimada, also a
Yamaguchi samurai. Educ. :
graduated from the Medical
Dep't of the former Tokyo
Univ., in' 1882; studied foren-

sic medicine at Vienna. On
returning appointed Prof of
the Nagasaki Medical School
and afterwards was in suc-
cession Chief of the 3rd Sec-
tion of the Metropolitan Police
Board, Commissioner of Qua-
rantine Bureau of the Home
Department, Chief Quarantine
Commissioner of the Metro

politan Police Board, Medical
Referee to Tokyo District
Court, Medical AdvLser to
the Pension Bureau and the
Printing Bureau of the Cabi-
net, Member of the Commit-
tee of the Centi-al Sanitary
Society ; resigned all his gov-
ernment posts and was elected
Member of the House of
Representatives in 1902 ; has
been decorated with the 4th
Order of Merit for his services
rendered in connection with
the late war; at present is
connected with business enter-
prises. Address : No. 3, Scho-
me, Fujimicho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo. Tel. : 405 Bancho.

Yamanouehi, Chojia (llj l^ fi
A), Baron,.J[v!eutenant - Gen-
eral on. the reserve; b. tiie,
9th vt. of the 3rd y. of Ka-
yei (1850) in Tokyo; e. s. of
the late Chobin Yamanouehi,
a Tokyo samurai ; m. Masu,
e. d. of Hisashi Takahashi,
also a Tokyo samurai^ Educ:
the Toyama Gakk3 (a mili- ,
tary technical school)-. Sub-

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Yam

Lieutenant, 1872 and after
due promotion attained the
ranlc of Lieutenant - General
in 1905 ; placed on the re-
serve list in 1907 ; took part
in the Japan - China War ;
nominated m. of H. P. Deco-
rations : 1st order of Merit,
. 4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address ^No. 25, Hyakunin-
ma'chi, Dkubo-mura, Toyota-
ma-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Yamanoiichi, Yurnsu Cih
ffr, Ha-) director of the

Takao hrancli of the Osaka
Mercantile Steam Ship Co.;
h. 1876 in Okayarca. Educ.:
graduated from the Tokyo
Commercial School. Address :
Takao, Formosa.

Tamanouclii, Hansaku (ili t.

P^ 4= f-p)) Igakuhakushi (Doc.
of Medicine), Prof in the
Okayama Medical College ;
b. in Tokushima-ken. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Medicine of the Kyoto
Imp. Univ. After his gra-
duation, was appointed assist.,
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
I-Iospital; promoted to assist,
prof in the same Univ. ; then
transferred to present post in
1910, received the degree of
Igakuhakushi, Dec. 1912.
Address: the Okayama Med-
ical College, Okayama -shi,
Okayama-ken.

Yamanouchi, Katsuaki CtU l^
J& M), Master of Ceremonies.

Court Councillor ; b. the 3rd
m. of the 4th jj'. of Koka (18-
47) in Tokyo ; s. of Totaro-
Kawaif a samurai of Tol<yo
and adopted into the Yama-
nouchi family ; m. Ko, sister
of Viscount Yukinori Fujii.
Was once in the service of
the Foreign Office ; transfer-
red to the Imperial Household
Department and promoted to
the present post; Court Coun -
ciller in 1910. Address: No."
53, Suidomachi, Koishikawa,
Tokyo. Tel. : 2 Bancho;

Yamanonchi, Eazutsng^a (Ul
ft'-.f:)) Chief Secretaiy of the
Cabinet since February 1913 ;
b. tlie nth m. of the 2nd,j!/.
of Keio (1866) in Kagoshi -
ma f e. s. of the late Jishii
Yamanouchi, a samurai ; m.
Seki, e. d. of Shinkichi Ta]<a-
hashi, also a Kagoshiriia sa-
murai. Educ: graduated from
the College ot Law in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., in 1890.
• Since 1891 was successively-
Councillor to Kumamoto-pre-
fecture, Secretary to the Home
Dep't, Chief of Police and then
Secretary to Kumamoto-pre-
fectui'e, Councillor to the
Home Dep't, Secretary to Hi-
roshima-prefecture, Councillor
of the Legislative Bureau ;
represented Japan at the In-
ternational Conference for the
Prevention of Venereal Di-
seases held at Brussels in 18-

Yam

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99 ; Governor of Aomori-pre-
fecture, 1901 ; President of
the Railway Bureau of the
Communications' Dep't, 1904;
Director of the Eailway Board
for some years ; Governor- of
Hokkaido, December 1912 :
then present post. Decoration:
2nd order of Merit. Address:
2 ciiome, Nagata-cho, Koji-
machi-ku, Tokyo.

Yamanouehi, Masayoshi (lU
'1^ ift S), Director- and Ma -
nagerof the Shinagawa White
Brick Co., Ltd., Director of
the Akai Rail Co., Ltd. ; b.
the 8th m. of the 2nd y. of
Ansei (1855) in Tokyo ; e. s.
of the late Eiryo Yamanou -
•chi ; m. Hisa, f. s. -to Nao -
uta Sudo, a Tokyo samurai.
Succeeded his father in 18 -
70; started the fire-proof brick
manufacturing business in 18-
87 and is now Director of
the Shinagawa White Brick
Co.,- Ltd. Address: No. 535,
Orikibashi, Osakimachi, E -
bara-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Yamanottchi, Masuji (|lj W H
ft ^n), Baron, Vice-Admiral
on the Reserve, Member of
the" House of Peers ; V. the
^3rd m. of the ist y. of Man-
en (i860) in Hiroshima ; 2nd
s. of the late Niemon Yama-
nouehi ; m. En, y. s. to Mo-
toki Kondo, a Tokyo samu-
rai. Educ. : graduated from
> the Naval Academy, 1877;

further studied in France and
Germany, 1 8 84. Midshipman,
1879 ; Sub-Lieut., 1884 ; on
commission to bring home
the Matsushima built in Fran-
ce, 1890; rewarded in 1892
for his invention of safety
device for gun and gun-frame;
twice sent to England on of-
ficial missions, 1893-^1894
and 1894 — 189s ; Superinten-
dent of the Naval Construc-
tion Dep't, 1897; Captain,
1898; Rear- Admiral, 1902;
his labours in the founding
of the steel foundry and the
making of the Kure type
plug were officially commend-
ed in 1903 ; Chief of the Ku-
re Arsenal, 1903 ; Vice- Ad-
miral, 1903; Commander of
the Kure Admiralty, 1906 ;
placed on the reserve list
in 1910 ; created Baron and
decorated with the ist Order

of the Sacred Treasure and
the 2nd Class of the Golden
Kite in recognitions of his me,r-
' itorious services in the late
war, 1907. Address: No. 22-
8 1, Hakkeizaka, Iriarai-mura,
Ebara- gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel:
835 Shiba.

Yamanouehi, Motohei i^fi%
^), President of the Yama-
nouehi ^Partnership Co., the
TaAvara Commercial and in-
dustrial Bank, and of the To-
san Soy- Brewers Guild, Chair-
man of the Board of Dii-ect-

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Yam

ors of the Tawara Hospital,
Ltd., Headman of the town
of Tawara (province of Mi-
kawa) ; b. Jan. the 8th y. of
Meiji (1875) -in Tawarama-
chi, Aichi prefecture; j. of
Sosuke Yamanouchi; m. Mine,
e. d. of Matsuemon Nagai.
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo Commercial School in
1904. Recteations : Horti-
culture and building plann-
ing. Address: Tawaramachi;
Atsumi-gun, Aichi-ken. Tel. :
5 Tawara.

S'amanoxichijMasayoslii ({Wfy
sEM)> Lieutenant-Oolonel of
Artillery, Commander of the
3rd Mountain Artillery Bat-
talion ; i>. 1 87 1 in Ehime-
ken. Sub - Lieutenant, Mar.
1 89 1 ; Lieutenant, Nov. 18-
93 ; Captain, Nov. 1896 ;
Major, June 1903 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Mar. 1908. De-
corations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
the 3rd Mountain Artillery
Battalion, Kurume, Fukuoka-
ken.

Yamanouchi, SMnkyp ClU ft
m M), Prof of the Third High
School. Address : Shimokamo-
mura, Atago-gun, Kyoto--fu.

YamanoucM, Teihei (|lj ft A
^), President of ,the Yama-
nouchi Bank, the Iwada Sav-
ings Bank, Ltd., and of the

Mitsuke Warehouse Co., Ltd.;
Auditor of the 35th Bank,
Ltd. ; b. June the 5th f. of
Meiji (1872) in Shizuoka-ken>
3rd s. of Seikichi Yamanou-
chi ; m. Tane, e. d. of Ichi-
saburo Takata of Aichi-ken.
Succeeded his father in 1903.
Address : Mitsukemachi, Iwa-
da-gun, Shizuoka-keii.
YamanoucM, TosTiu CllJ ?9 tP

•10 > proper name is Tamon,
artist, Japanese painter; b.
April 1878 at Toshiro-machi
in Miyagi-ken. Educ.: stu-
died painting from Gaho
Hashimoto (deceased), Nan-
kei HashinrK>to (deceased),
Gyokudo Kaai. He exhibit-
ed his masterpieces in various
exhibitions home and abroad
and was awarded thrice sil-
ver medals, thrice copper
medals and many prizes and
letter of thanks. Address :
No. 2, I chome, Ichigaya Ka-
ga-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo.
Yamanouchi, Toyokage Ctli ft
§L *), Marquis, Major of In-
fantry, Member of the House
of Peers -^J). Sept. the 8th y.
of Meiji (187s) in Tokyo;
e. s. of the late Marquis To-
yonori Yamanouchi, former
lord of the Kochi cl'an ; in.
Tei-ko, e. d. of H. I. H. Prin-
ce Fushimi. ' Educ. : The Mi-
litary Academy and studied
in France. Sub-Lieutenant,
June, 1900 i Lieutenant, Nov.

Yam

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. 1902 ; Captain, Oct. " 1904 ;
Major, Dec. 1910 ; took part
in the Russo-Japanese war.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 5 th Class
of the Golden Kite and many
other foreign decorations. Ad-
dress : No. 20, 7.chome, Ko-
jimachi, Kojimachiku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1 85 Baricho.

Yamanouchi, Toyomasa (ill ft
^ j^). Baron, Sub-Lieutenant
of the Army oil the 2nd re-
"■^efve," .Member of the House
of Peers, 4th Order of Merit;
^.' Apr. the 4th f. of Meiji
(1871) in Tokyo ; e. s. of the
late Baron Toyozumi Yama-
nouchi; m. Ai, 2nd d. of Baron
Nagayoshi Maki. Succeeded
his father and title, etc. in
189s ; served as a one year
volunteer in the Army, 1896
and was appointed Sub-Lieu-
tenant ; then Member of the
House of Peers^ Address:
No. 469, Kami-Osaki, Osaki-
machi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.
Tel.: 781 Shiba.

Yamanouchi, ITnosuke (111 ft
n i. W), stock-broker, Au-'
ditor of the Osaka Stock
Exchange, Ltd.; b. the loth
ni. of 4he 1st y. of Bunkyii
(1861) in Osaka ; e. s. of Ri-
saburo Yamamoto ; m. Kane,
2nd d. of Mohei Ishida of
Toyama-prefecture. Addressj
No. 15, Oojinia-Kita-machi,

[vita-ku, Osaka. Td.-: 193. .
Yamanouchi, Gusen (ill ± ft

%. M^, Artist (oil painting),
a member of the Osaka Asahi
Shinbunshri, " (a daily news-
paper) ; lecturer of the Osaka
Municipal Higher Commercial
School. Educ. : learned pain-
tings from the late YoshiicM
Takahashi '; afterward from
Bunsaburo Watanabe ; weiit
to France for study. Address:
No. 21, Shinsaibashi - Suji,
I chome, Minami-ku, Osaka.
Glvh : councillor of, the Kwa-
nsai Art Society.

Yamao, Yozb (|li ft MS),
Viscount, 1st Order of Me-
rit ; 6. the loth jn. of the
8th _y. of Tempo (1837) in
Yamaguchi ; 2nd s. of Chu-
jiro Yamao, a samurai of the
former Yamaguchi clan ; a
widower. Visited Europe,
1868 — 1876; on returning ap-
pointed Senior Secretary to
the Dep't of Industry; Mi-
nister for Industries, 1880;
Member and Vice-Chairman
of the Sangi-in (State Coun-
cil) ; Chief of the Legislative
Bureau ; Intendant to Prince
Arisugawa and then to Prin-
ce Kitashii-akawa ; President
of the Government Temporr
ary Building- Bureau,. 1888 ;:
resigned the ' post in 1898;
in 18S7, created Viscount iri
reccigriition of his meritorious
services rended to the deve-r

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Yam

lopment of Japan's industries.
Recreations: Rearing. of gold-
fish. Address : No. 5', Higa-
shitoriizaka-machi, Azabulcu,
Tokyo. 1996 ko Shiba.
Yamaoka, Beikwa (|Ij |J^ :^-

W)-> painter; 6. the nth m. of
the I St y. of Meiji (1868) at
K5chi in Kochi-ken. Edtic*.
learned paintings from Ippo
Nagusa. He' exhibited his
masterpieces in various ex-
liibitions horne and abroad
and was awarded many prizes
and diplomas. Address: No.
79 Yanaka-saka-machi, Shita-
ya-ku, Tokyo

Yamaoka, Jnntaro CUj P3 )iR jk
BR), Director and Manager
of the Osaka Shosen Kwai-
sha (Osaka Mercantile Marine
Co.), Ltd.; b. in 1866 in
Kanazawa. An official in the
Dep't of Communications ;
1892 — 1898 ; entered the .ser-
vice of the Osaka Shosen
Kwaisha as Acting Chief of
its Documents, Section, Sept.
1 898 ; promoted to be Chief
of the same, Jan. the follow-
ing year ; Chief of the Ac-
count Section in addition,
Sept. 1900; Chief of • the In-
land Coast Navigation Section,
Aug. 1907 ; Manager, Oct.
1908 ; present post, Jan. 191 1.
Address: No. 1941, Tenno-
ji, Tennoji-mura, Higashinari-
gun, Osaka-fu, Tel. : 570
Minami.

Yamaoka, Kunikiehi CiU p

Wk ^>, L-ciwyer, ex-Mem> of
the House of. Representatives
for Kagoshima-prefecture ; b.
the 9th m. of the 3rd f. of
Ansei (1856) in Nagasaki-
prefecture; 6th J. of Matae-
mon Shisamatsu; m. En, 2nd
d. of Chichibei Nagasaki, a
samurai of Nagasaki. Educ.:
graduated from the Nagasa-
ki Normal School and after-
wards studied Law in Tokyo.
Passed, the Examination for
the Bar and began practice
as a lawyer in Kagoshima ;
also was in succession Mem-
ber of the Kagoshima City-
Council, Special Member qf
the Kagoshima Chamber of
Commerce, Superintendent of
the Kagoshima' Shimbun (a
daily paper), President of the
Hosatsu Gold Mine Co.,
Ltd., Director of the Soki
Electric Co., Ltd.; then elect-
ed. Member of the House of
Representatives for Kagoshi-
ma City ; belongs to the Sei-,
yiikai (a political party). Ad-
dress : Nagata, Kagoshima-
shi, Kagoshima-ken.

Yamaoka, Kunisaburo (ll! P3
^15 S li?), Managing Director
of the Kishiwada Brick Co.,
Ltd.; b. the nth m. of the
1st y. of Bunkyii (1861) in
Osaka; e. s. of Impo Yama-
oka, a sa?mirai ; m. Haru,.
adopt, d. of Jun-ichi Mae-

Yam

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garni of Ehime-ken. Educ:
graduated from the Dpshisha,
Kyoto, in 1884. Was a
Christian pastor for some
time ; entered, the Japan Ma-
rine Insurance Co., Ltd., in
1896 as Chief of its Acco-
unts Bureau ; present post
since 1909. Address: No.
437, Kishiwada-mura, Sen-
nan-gun, Osaka-fu.

Yamaoka, Toyoichi ({Ij ^ ^

— >) Naval Captain, Com-
mander of Yahagi, war ship;
h. in 1870. Edtic: Naval
Academy. Commander, Jan.
1901; second Captain, Aug.
1905; Captain, Dec. 191 1.
Was-Commander of the Cki-
yoda (protected cruiser); pre-
sent post since Dec. 1912.
Decor atiofts: 3rd Order of R.
S., 4th Order of S. T., 4th
Class of Golden Kite.

Yamazaki, EnkicM Cllj mj M

a), Expert to Aichi-keii,
President of the Aichi Agri-
ctiltural and Dendrological
School. Address : Anj6-ma-
chi, Aomi-guji, Aichi-ken.
Yamazaki, HikonosMn ({ij

i^M i. m, Paymaster In-
spector of the Navy, chief of
the 1st Section of the Ac-
coiuits Dep't in the Yoko-
suka Naval Station; b. 1870.
Staff-Paymaster, Sept. 1900;
Fleet-Paymaster, Sept. 1906;
Paymaster Inspector, Dec.
191 1. Decorations: 4t\i Ox6q\-

of R. S., sth Order of S. T.
Address'. the Yokosuka
Naval Station.

Yamazaki, I (Hj i^ ^), p^y,

master Inspector of Navy ; b.
' in 1872. Educ: the Naval
Paymasters' School. Staff-
Paymaster, Sept. 1903; Fleet-
Paymaster, Sept. 1906; Fay-
master Inspector, Dec. 191 2.
Once was sectional chief of
the Accounts Dep't in the
Maidzuru Naval- Station. De-
corations: 4th Order of R.
S., 4th Order of S. T., 4th
Class of G. K.

Yamazaki, Kataro CUi inf ^ i:
BR), dealer in patent medicine
and toilet articles (firm name
" TeikokudS "), President of
the Japan Patent Medicine
Co., Ltd., ex-Dir. of the Ja-
pan Printing Co., Ltd., Mem-
ber of the Tokyo Chamber
of Commerce;^, the 12th »?.
of the 2ndy. of Keio (1866)
in- Nagano-ken; e. s, of Rim-
pei Yamazaki ; m. Kesa, sister
of Saisaku Nait5 of Nagano-
ken. Succeeded his father in
1884. -Address: No. 2, Ha-
nafusacho, Kandaku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 403 Shitaya.

Yamazaki, Kakujiro (Ui *t S
-k l|5), Hogakuhakushi (Doct- -
or of Law), Prof of the Col-
lege of Law in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. (Chair - political
economy). Educ. : gi-aduated
from the College of Law in

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Yam

the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; fur-
ther studied abroad. Address:
No. 75, Sashigaya-cho, Koi-
shikawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: i8-
93 Bancho.

Yamazaki, Keiichi CfliitS— ),
Consul at Chicago ; b. Feb.
1882 in Yokohama. Educ. :
. finished the Post-Graduate
Course of the Tokyo Higher
Commercial School, July 19-
05. Passed the Diplomatic
and Consular Services Exa-
mination, Oct. 1905 ; Eleve-
Consul a*t Hankow, Nov.
1905 ; Eleve-Consul at New
York, i\.pr. 1908 ; Consul
at Chicago, Dec. 1909. Ad-
dress : Japanese Consulate,
Chicago, U.S. .A..

Yamazaki, Kisei ([li iiit S IS),
a large landowner, one of the
highest taxpayers of Naga-
saki-prefecture ; b. Aug. tlic
19th y. of Meiji (1886) in
Nagasaki-prefecture ; e. s. of
the late Kiheiji Yamazaki ;
m. Masae, y. s to Tsunezo
Tsurumi of Okayama - pre -
fecture. Succeeded his father
in 1905. Address: Sasa-mu-
ra, Kitamatsuura-gun, Naga-
saki-ken.

M t.W)> Engineering-Cap tai 1 1
in the Navy, ex -Chief E-ngi--
ne&r oi the Mikasa ; b. 1871.
Educ : Naval Academy. En-
gineering-Captain, Dec. 1897 ;
Engineering 2nd Commander,

May 1902'; Commander, Sept,
1906; Captain, Dec. 1912.
Decorations: 4th Order of the
Eising Bun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure.

Yamazaki, Naokata" (ill ^ it
:*■), Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; b. Mar. the
3rd y. of Meiji (1870) in Hok-
kaido ;*■ j. of Kessui Yama-
zaki, a samurai; m. Yoslii-
yij, sister of Yoshibaru Tado-
koro of Tokyo. Educ: gradu-
ated from the College of Scien-
ce in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
in 1895 ; studied geology iii
Germany, 1898 — 1 901. Prof.
of the High School, 1897;,
present post since 1902. Ad-
dress : No. 126, Haranaachi,
Koishikawa, Tokyo.

Yamazaki, Rintaro (lUiilflivic
E'!0, ex-Deputy-Mayor of To-
kyo ; b. Apr. the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871) in Hyogo-pre- .
fecture ; e. s. of Kamekichi
Yamazaki ; m. Asa, e. d. of
Hikoshichi Mori of Tokyo.
Educ.: graduated from the To-
kyo Hogakuin (present Chiio
Univ.) in 1893. Became writer
to thsijdmd Shimbun (a daily
paper) immediately after grad-
uation ;-was employed by the
Dep't of Justice of the Ko -
rean Government^ of which
the late Mr. Torn Hoshi was
the Adviser, 189S ; elected
member of the Maebashi City
Council, 1 897; private Secreta-

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ry to Mr. Torn Hoshi, then
the President of the Tokyo
City Council, 1901 ; Chief of
the Street Improvement Sec-
.tion of the Tokyo City Of-
fice, 1903 ; Chief of the Ge-
neral Affairs Section of the
same as an additional post,
• 1904 ; Deputy-Mayor, 1907 ;
resigned the post and made
a tour of inspection of city
administration 1909. Address:
No. 61, 2 chonie, lidamachi,
Kojimachiku, Tokyo.

Yamazaki, Sakujiro (lIl«Sf^^
Wh dealer in cloth (firm name
' ' Mikawaya"),, Director of the
Tokyo Muslin Weaving Co.,
Ltd., and of the Tokyo Calico
Weaving Co., Ltd.; ^. the Sth
m. of the » 4th y. of Kayei
(1851), in Tokyo ; e. s. ofSei-
saku Yamazaki; in. Sae, elder
sister of Tozaburo Saiga of
Tokyo. Address : No. 28, Ta-
dokorocho, Nihombashi - ku,
Tokyo. Tel : 65 3 Naniwa.

Yamazaki, Shinaroku (lUintH
15;^). Director of the National
Loan, Bureau of the, Finance
Depj^rtment ;■ &. Sept," 1st j.
of ,Meiji ,(i 868)' in, Saga-ken ;
brother. ■ of .Namijiro Ishii, a
saimi-rai; adopted, by tlie late
Minejiro Yamasaki; vi. Hi-
de,^ 4th d. of Ankyo Shige -
no of JCagoshima-ken . Educ:
graduated from the College
of I)^"aw in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. 'in '.1896. Passed the

Higher Civil Service Ex -
amination, the same year. , Re-
ceived an appointment first
as Revenue officer in 1897 ;
afterwards was in succession
Treasury Paymaster, Com -
missioner of Customs, Secre-
tary to the Treasuiy, Private
Secretary to the Minister of
Finance, Councillor to the
Treasury ; Chief Commission-
er of the Yokohama Customs
as well as Secretary- to the
Treasury,- 1907 ; present post
since Nov. 19 10. 'Address:
Mitatsuna-machi, Shiba-ku,
Tokyo.

Yamazaki, Shinzo CUUiHttlS),
a large landower, one of the
highest taxpayers of Ibaraki- •
prefecture ; b. the 3rd in. of
the ist y'yoi Ansei (1854) in
Ibaralii-prefecture ; e. s. of the
late Moemon Yamazaki ; in. ,
Tei, e. d. of Genzabur5 Ki-
mura of the same prefecture. -
Succeeded his" father in 18-
JJ .. Addi'ess : Nai'eshiba-mu-
ra, Inashiki-gun, Ibaraki-ken.

Yamazaki, Tsunezo CiU int ^
Wd, ex-Eepre.';entative Mem.,
of the Seihi Fertilizer Co.,
Unltd., Director of the Ka-
ratsu Bank, Ltd., and of the
Karatsu Savings Bank, Ltd. ;
b. the'pth in. of the 14th y.
of Tempo (1843) in Saga-
prefecture ; 4th .y. of Zinsaku.
Sakurai ; adopted by the late ■
Jikichi Yamazaki in 1861;

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Yam

111. Sato, 2nd d. of Taichiro
Kinoslnta of Nagasaki-pre-
fecture. Succeeded his adopt-
ed father in 1877. Address:
Mitsujima-mura, Higashima-
tsu-ura-gun, Saga-ken.

Yamazaki, Tsurunpsuke CUjiii^
il^S)), Rear- Admiral of tlie
Naval "Itlngirieer, ex -Chief
Engineer of the Yokosuka
Naval Station (now awaiting
orders) ; h. the 4th in. of the
1st y. of Man-en (i366) in
Saga-prefecture; 3rd s. of Kin-
gor5 Yamazalci ; in. Ito, e. d.
of Sakae Uyeyama of Mie-
prefecture. Educ. : graduated
from the former Engineering
Course of the Naval Acade-
my. 2nd Sub-Lieutenant of
Engineers, Aug. 1885 ; Com-
mander of — , Dec. 1897 ;
Captain of — , Oct. 1901 ; Re-
ar- Admiral of — , Aug. 1908 ;
has been in succession In-
structor to Naval Acadeni}',
Chief Engineer (of the 2nd
Squadron, Chief of the 3rd
Section in the Naval Education
Dep't, President of the Naval
Engineering School, Chief
Engineer to the Yokosuka
Naval Station ; took part both
in the. Japan-China and the
Russo-Japanese Wars. Deco-
rations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 3rd Class of
the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 18. Kamiya-cho, Nishi-

nokubo, Shihii-kn. Tcjlcvo.

Yainazaki, Yonesaburo (|l|ili^=
^ H m, Naval-Captain, _ Com-
mander of ihs'CJiitose (pro-
tected cruiser); b. in 1870.
Educ.:. the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant-Commander, Dec.
1 899 ; Commander, Jan. 1 905 ;
Captain, Dec. 191 1. Decora-',
tions: 3rd Order R. S., 4tli
Order of S.T., 4th Class of
G. K.

Yamazaki, Washichi ClU 4| SJ
-b), Dyer, ex-President of the
japan Gum Co., Ltd., ex-Ma-
naging Director of the Japan
Carpet Dyeing Co., Ltd., Au-
ditor of the Oriental Leather
Mfg. Co., Ltd.; b. the 12th
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in Tokyo ; e. s. of T6-
goro Yamazaki ; in. Saku,
' sistei of Minosuke Akimoto
of Tokyo. Address: No. S3,.
Yamanoshulcumachi, Asaku-
saku, Tokyo.

Yamasaki, Watarn (lit i^M),
Colonel of Commissariat since
Nov; 191 1, Commander of the
ist Commissariat Battalion;
b. 1862 in Ehime-ken. Sub-
Lieutenant of Infantiy, July
1887; Sub-Lieutenant ofCom-
missariat, Nov. 1887 ; Lieu-
tenant of — , Nov. 1890 ; Cap-
tain of — , Nov. 1 894 ; Major
of — , May 1900 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel of—, July 19Q4.. De-
corations: yd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the

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Sacred Treasure, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
the ist Commissariat Bat-
talion, Tokyo.

Yamasaki, Yoshie CUl *t
15 't). Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 45th In-
fantry Regiment; b. 1867 in
Kdchi. Sub-Lieutenant, July
1887; Lieutenant, June 18-
91 ; Captain, Dec. 1896,
Major, Sept. 1902 ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, Aug. 1905 ; Co-
lonel, Sept. 1909. Decora-
tiotts : 4th Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, 5th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : the 45th Infantry Re-
giment, Kagoshima.

Yamasaki, Yutaka (ill liif S),
President of the 8sth Bank,
Ltd., and of the Kawagoye,
Savings Bank, Ltd., ex-Special
MemUer of the Kawagoye
Chamber of Commerce ; d. the
I jth m. of the 2nd f. of Tem-
po (1831) in Saitama - ken ;
a widower. Address : No, 10-
10, Kawagoyemachi, Iruma-
gun, Saitama-ken.
'_ YamasMna, Mikizo Clll ?4- ^
— ), Director of the ■ Hiroshi-
ma Savings Bank, Ltd., Chief
Manager of the Hiroshima
Rice Exchange, Ltd. ; d. the
loth m. of the 5th y. of K6-
kwa (1847) in Hiroshima-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Tomoichi Ya-
mashina, a samurai ; m. To-
yO, y. s. to Tosaku Okamu-

ra, also a Hiroshima samurai
Address: No. 150, Horikawa-
cho, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshi-
ma-ken.

Yamashina, Reizo Caj^liii),
dealer ni divmg apparatus,
Member of the Tokyo Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. the 1st
m. of the 1st y. of Gwanji
(1864) in Hiroshima -prefect-
ure ; e. s. of Tsune-emon Ya-
mashina ; m. Hatsu, e. d. of
Mosabur5 Okuno of Shiga-
prefecture. Came up to To-
kyo in 1884 and opened the
Kibi firm, dealing mainly in
the products of his native
prefecture ; afterwards started
a Marine Engineering Office
which is now ■ famous for
its extensive execution of
harbour works, bridge and
dock construction, removal
of rocks, refloatation of wreck- ,
cd ships, reclamation works,,
etc. ; once sat in the House
of Representatives, 1902. Ad-
dess: No. 13, 2 chome, Ko-
bilvi-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 95 1 kyobashi.

Yamashina, Suteroku (|1| iS j^
il), Mayor of the City of
Fukui ; b. the 12th m. of the
3rd yroi Keio (1867) in Fu-
kui ; 3rd s. of Rokuhei Shi-
mada ; adopted by Kiheiji
Yamashina ; m. Teri, 3rd d.
of Moshichi Onishi of Fukui.
Address: No. 88, Terutena-
kamachi, Fukui, Fukui-ken.
Yamashina, Tokitsune ClU ^

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n JDi Count, Kyoto Palace
Keeper; d. the 6th in" ol the
6th y. of Tempo (1835) in
Kyoto ; e. s. of Tokinari Ya-
mashina, former noble of the
Mikado's Court ; ni. Sh5-ko,
adopt, s. of Teikoku " Nomi-
ya, Viscount. Present post
since 1883 ; created Viscount,
1884. Addr ess: Yio.%o,M\-
yagakicho, Kojinguchi-agaru,
Kawara-machi, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto,

Yamashircf, Takaoki Cfll ^ iS
Wi, Managing Director of the
Naha Commercial Bank, Ltd.;
b. the 3rd m. of -the 5th y.
of Ansei (1858) in Kagoshi-
ma-prefecture ; s. of the late
Takayasu Aramaki and found-
ed the Yamashiro house inde-
pendently in 1877; '^- Mau-
shi, (/. of Cho-on Kanetake,
a samurai of Okinawa-pre-
fecture. Address : Higashi,
Naha, Okinawa-ken.

Yamashita, CHushicMro CUj F
^> 't 51>), draper (firm-name
" Kamechu ") ; <?. the 8th m.
of the 1st y. ot Ansei (1854)
in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Chue-
mon Yamashita ; m. Waka,
2nd d. of Zimbei Hashimoto
of Tokyo. Succeeded his fa-
ther in' 1880. Address : 1^0.
14, Hasegawacho, Nihomba-
shiku, Tokyo. Tel.: 177 and
2787 Naniwa.

Yamashita, Gentaro CiU T ?E
k B'), Yice- Admiral, Presi-

Yam

dent of the Naval Academy;
^. the 7th m. of "the 3rd y.
of Bunkyii (1863) in Yama.-
gata-ken; 2nd s. of Shin-e-
mon -Yamashita, a samurai
of Yonezawa clan ; m. To-
ku, 3rd d. of Seiichiro Miya-
jima M. H. P. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the Naval Acade-
my, Oct. 1883. 2nd Sub-
Lieutenant, 1886 ; Command-
er, June 1 898 ; Captain, Sept.
1903 ; Rear-Admiral, Aug.
1908 ; Vice - Admiral, Dec.
191 2. Was in succession Sec-
tion-Commander of the Fus5
and the Atago, Chief Gunner
of the Kongo, Section-Com-
mander of the Akitsu, Vice-
Commander of the Iz7/mi and
theKasagi.Mtmherofthe Na-
val General Staff, on the Staff
of the Imperial Headquarters,
Chief of Staff to the ist Squ-
adron and then to the Sasebo
Naval Station, Chief of the
2nd Section- of the Naval
Materials Dep't, etc. ; present
post since Dec. 19 lO. Took
part in the Russo-Japanese
war and was decorated with

the 3rd Order of the Rising
Sun and the 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: Naval
Academy, Yetajima, Hiroshi-
ma-ken.

Yamashita, Goemou CUJTg^5&
#W), President of the Tsuru-
ga Bank, Ltd., Director of
the Tsuruga Warehouse Co.,

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Ltd., Auditor of the Tsuruga
■Taihoku Co.-^- Ltd., Member of
the Tsuruga Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. the 3rd ?«. of the
4th y.- of Ansei (1857) . in
Fukui-pi-efecture ; 2nd s. of
Magojiro Yamashita; adopted
by the late Goemon Yama-
shita; m. Taki, elder sister of
Yasubei Uyemae of the same
prefecture. '■- Succeeded his
adopted father in i^Ji^. Ad-
dress ." Tsurugamachi, Tsuru-
ga-gun, Fukui-ken.

Yamashita, Hidezane CihT^
X), 4th Order of Merit, Presi-
dent of the Taiwan Elciden-
sha, President of the Taiwan
Commercial and Industrial
Bank, Ltd., Director of the
Taiwan Savings Bank, Ltd. ;
b. the 4th m. of the 4th y.
of Kokwa (1849) in Kago-
shima ; e. s. of the late Han-
emon Yamashita ; m. Roku,
3rd d. of Jounsai Midzuno,
a samurai . of Shizuoka-pre-
fecture.Fir.st. entered the
army and. then became a
civil official, occupying succ-
essively the posts of Police
Inspettor of Kumamoto and
Osaka prefectures ; resigning
in 1893 went over to For-
mosa where he established
the Taiwan Ekidensha (a
communication and transpor-
tatioji' firm) of which he is
inow proprietor; afterwards
.started the publication of the

Taiwan Ntchinichi Shimbim ;
is now engaged in the esta-
blishing of the Teikoku Sugar
Mfg. Co. Address: No. 2540,
Araijuku, Iriarai-mura,Ebara-
gun, Tokyo - fu. Tel. : ko
1 396 Shiba.

Yamashita, Heijiro CUlT^*
W), Director of the Kagoshi- •
ma Ice Mfg. Co., Ltd., and
of the Ushio Gold Mine Co.,
Ltd.; b. the 8th m. of the
4th y. of Kayei "(1851) in
Kagoshima-prefecture ; e. s.
of the late Tobei Yamashita;
m. Yuwa, e. d. of Kin-emon
Kono of the same prefecture.
Succeeded his father in 18-
89. Address: Higashisengo-
kucho, Kago.shima-shi, Ka-
goshima-ken.

Yamashita, Keijiro CUlT'^^^
IP), Engineer to the Dep't
of Justice, Acting Chief of-
its Section of Architectural -
Works ; b. the I2th m. of
the 3rd y of Keio (1867) in
Kagoshima ; 2nd s. of Fusa-
chika Yamashita, a samurai;
in. Nao, e. d. of a certain
Suehiro, a samurai. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ in 1892. Engi-
neer to the Metropolitan Po-
lice Board, 1893 ; the same to
the Dep't of Justice, 1897 ;
in addition Engineer to the
Dep't of Home Affairs, which
he resigned in 1900, remain-

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Yam

ing only in. the. present post.
Decorations : 5 th Order of
Merit. Address : No. .9, Na-
kanocho, Azal)u-ku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 2750 Shiba.

Tamashita, Kicliisaburo (ill
TtfHBR), dealer in machine-
oil, cloth, and dry -goods ; b.
Sept. the 1 6th y. of Meiji
(1883) in Tokyo; e. s. of the
late Kichisaburo Yamashita ;
m. Ai, 4th d. of Jujin Sa-
moto, a retired Lieutenant-Co-
• lonel. Educ. ; graduated from
the Economic Course of the
Keiogijuku, 1905. Succeed-
ed his father in 1901. Ad^
dress : No. 15, 2 chome, Gi-
nza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Tel. :
429 Kyobashi.

Yamashita, Kihei CtiJ T S :R
Wj, Member of the House
of Peers, a merchant, one
of the highest taxpayer^ of
Kagoshima-ken ; i>. the 1st
m. of the 3rd J/, of Keio
(1867) in Kagoshima-ken; s. of
the late Jimbci Yamashita ;
m. Tsnne, e. d. of Jirozae-
mon Hayashi of Kagoshima.
Succeeded his father in 18-
93. Address: Horie-machi,
Kagoshima-shi, Kagoshima-
ken.

Yamashita, Shigetake CUlTS
IS), ex-Mayor of Osaka ; d.
the 2nd m. of the 4th f. of
Kokwa (1847) in Kochi-ken ;
3rd s. of Kanzaburo Oi; adopt*
ed by Magobei Yamashita of

Osaka ; 7/1. Haru, adopted d,
of Kozo Yan^gi of Kagawa-
ken. Early studied law arid
began practice as lawyer, i-8-
T^; elected Vice-Presiclent and
then President of the Osaka
Lawyers' Association; entered
the Jiyuto (Liberal party), 18-
87 ; Member of the Osaka
Prefectural Assembly and (rben
its Vice-President, 1888; Mem-
ber of the Osaka City Council,
1 894 ; then Mayor of Osaka;
resigned the post in Aug. 19-
09 ; decorated with 4th Or-
der of Merit. Address : No.
501, Terayamacho Higashi-
ku, Osaka. Tel: 1780 Hi-
gashi.

Yamashita, Wakindo ClUTSS
K)y Expert to the Agricultural
Experiment Farm of the A-
gricultural and Commercial
Dep't; b. the 12th m. of the 2nd
;;'. of Keio (1866) in Ishika wa-
ken ; 2nd s. of Yosahachi
Hayashi, a samurai ; adopted
by the late Tsuya Yamashi-
ta ; m.. Maki, e. d. of Sh5
Ishikawa of Toyama - ken.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Agriculture in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1894. Pre-
sentpostsince graduation. De-
coration : 6th Order of Merit. -
AMrtss: No. 344, Komago-
me, Shimmei-cho, Hongo-ku
Tokyo. _

Yamashita, Yoshitaro ClllT^
•kW), Manager of the Sumi-

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tomo Copper Sales Dep't and
the Kobe-branch of the Su-
mitomo Bank ; b. Nov. the
4th y. of Meiji (1871) in E-
hime-prefecture ; e. s. of Ko-
saku Yamashita, a samurai ;
m. Chiyo, e. d. of Vice-Ad-
miral Sotokichi Uryii. Educ. :
gradiiated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1892. Entered the army as
a one year volunteer, 1892 —
1893 ; Chancellor of the Con-
sulates at Bombay, Lyons and
London successively, 1894 —
1 901; Sub -manager of the Ko-
be branch of the Sumitomo
firm, 1901 — 1904; took part
in the Russo-Japanese War,
1904 — 1905 ; Private Secreta-
ry to Marquis Saionji, then
premier, 1906 — 1908 ; pre-
sent posts since 1908. Decora-
tion : 6th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 46, I chome, Na-
kayamate - dori, Kobe. Tel. .'
1841.

YamasMta, (Yutaro (iliT^ic
BR), lawyer; b. 1859 in K6-
chi, province of Tosa; s. of the
late Umasaburo Yamashita ;
a widower. Educ.: graduated
from the Law Course of the
former Tokyo Daigaku (fore-
runner of the present Tokyo
Imp. Vmv.). Recreatioh: r:ea,d-
mg. Address : 'No. 109, Oku-
no-mura, Kobe. Tel. : 2695.
Club : Kobe club.

Yamawaki, Gen (.(Ul&tD, Ho-

gakuhakushi (Dr. of Law),
President of the Court of Ad-
ministrative Litigation, Mem^
ber of the House of Peers ;
b. the 3rd m, of the 2nd y.
of Kaei (1849) in Fukui ; e.
s. of Tateki Yamawaki, a sa-
murai ; m. Fusa, sister of
Sansh5 Kokura, a samurai of
Shimane - ken. Educ. : first
studied medicine at the clan
school and then studied
Dutch at Nagasaki; afterwards
sent to Germany to study
law by governnient order, r8-
70. On returning appointed
Junior Secretary to the Da-
jokwan (State Ministers' Of-
fice) ; again went to Germany
on an ofScial mission ; then
in succession Member of the
State Council, Councillor to
the Legislative Bureau, Judge
of the Court of Administra-
tiveTitigation, Sectional Chief"
of the Legislative Bureau;
and then present post. Was
appointed Member of the
House of Peers by Imperial
nomination. Decoration : 2nd
Order of Merit. Address:
No. 3, Hinokicho, Akasaka,
Tokyo. Tel. : 241 5 Shimba-
shi.

Yamawaki, Haruki (tU S #
®X Commissioner of the
Japan Grand Exhibition to be
held in 1917 ; b. May the
4th y. of Meiji (1871) in
Kyoto ; 4th d. of Seihei Ha-

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Yam

tada; adopted by Gen Yama-
waki, a Tokyo samurai, in
1897; in. Haru, e. d. of his
adopted father. Educ. : gra-
duated from the College of
Law in the Kyoto Imp. Univ.
1899. Passed the Higher
Civil Service Examination the
same year; Tax Comptroller,
1900 ; Private Secretary to
the Agricultural and Com-
mercial Dep't and in addi-
tion Councillor to the Tre-
asury, 1901-; afterwards in
succession was Secretary to
the Agricultural and Com-
mercial Dep't, Chief of the
Commercial Section of the
Bureau of Commerce and In-
dustry, President of the Com-
mercial Museum, Commissi-
oner of the Anglo-Japanese
Exhibition ; sent to England,
Italy, Germany and Belgium
on an ofiBcial mission, 1910;
then present post. Decora-
tion : 5th Order of Merit.
Address: No. 16, 2 chome,
Hirakawacho, Kojimachi-ku,
Tokyo. TeL: 1250 Bancho.
Yamaya, Shinzaburo (lU^ff
HSR), Director of the Sulp-
huric Acid Fertilizer Co.,
Ltd. ; d. the 4th m. of the
2nd J/, of Ansei (1855) in
Osaka ; 2nd s. of Gohei Ya-
maya ; m. Ei, e. d. of Yosuke
Okita of Nara-ken. Succeed-
ed his father in 1875. Ad-
dress : Teraji-machi, Sakai-

shi, Osaka-fu.

Yamaya, Tajin CH/ JS ^ A).
Bear-Admiral. Hliifif of the
Bureau of Personnel of the
Department of Navy, Presi-
dent of the Naval College;
b. the 3rd m. of the 2nd">.
of Kei5 (1866) in Tokyo; e.
s. of Shoju Yamaya, a sa-
murai ; m. Sada, sistet of
Kyochii Niwa, a Tokyo sa-
mUrai. Educ: graduated from
the Naval Academy (1886)
and the Naval College (18-
97). 2nd Sub-Lieutenant, 18-
88 ; afterwards was succes-
sively Navigating-Lieutenant
of the transport Saikyomani
(during the Japan-China war).
Chief Torpedo-Discharger of
the cruiser Takachiho, 2nd
Captain of the cruiser Kdsagi;
promoted Commander, Sept.
1899; Captain, Jan. 1905;
Chief of Staff to the 4th S-
quadron during, the Russo-
Japanese war ; Rear- Admiral,
Dec. 1909; then present posts.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun; 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address :
No. 116, Honmura, Azahu-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 161 3 Shiba.

Yamaza, EnjirS COiffiH^SK,
diplomat ; h. the loth m. of
the 2nd y. of Kei5 (1866)
in Fukuoka-ken ; 2nd s. of
Shogo Yamaza, a Fukuoka
samurai ; m. Shizuka, e. d.

Yam

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of the late Tomotsune K5-
muchi of Kyoto-fu. Educ. :
graduated from the College
«f Law in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1892. Appointed
"Chancellor _to the Legation
•at Fusan, Korea, July 1893;
■the same to the Consulate at
Shanghai, Sept. 1893; pro-
moted Eleve-Consul, Nov, 1 8-
93 ; transferred to Fusan, 18-
94 and then to Chemulpo,
1895 .in. the same capacity ;
3rd class Secretary to the
Legation at London, 1895 ;
promoted 2nd class Secret-
ary, 1897 ; transferred to
Seoul, Korea as ist Class
Secretary with additional
post of Consul, 1899; Secret-
ary to the Department of
Foreign Affairs, 1901 ; Di-
rector of its Political Affairs
Bureau, Dec. 190 1 ; Judge of
the High Prize Court as an ad-
ditional post, 1904; ordered to
proceed to America as an
attache to then Baron Komu-
xa, Peace Envoy, 1905 ; Coun-
sellor to Embassy at London,
1 908 ; represented Japan at the
Internaiional ^Maritime Law
Conference held at London in
1908 ; appointed Counciller
to .the ■ Anglo-Japanese Ex-
liibition, 1909 ; relieved of his
liast post in 191 2 and now is
waiting the' further order.

Yamazawa, Ghoturo CUlW A
% W)y President of the Uo-

tsu Bank, Ltd. ; b. the 2nd
■in. of the 13th jc. of Tempo
(1842) in Toyama-prefecture;
brother' to Ichirobei Yamaza-
wa ; adopted by the late I-
chibei Yamazawa ; m. Soto,
e. d. of his adopted father.
Address .• Uotsumachi, Shi-
moshinkawa - gun, Toyama- ,
ken.

Yamazoe, Toshio C|.U ^f^4i),
President of the Awaji In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd. ; b. the
1st OT. of the 1st y. of G.wan-
ji (1864) in Hyogo-prefect-
ure ; e. s. of Shuichiro Yama-
zoe ; m. Kameno, e. d. of
Tei Katayama of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1 889 ; was mainly ,
instrumental in the establish-
ment of the Awaji Industrial
Bank, Ltd., of which he is
the president. Address : Na-
kakawabara - mura, Tsuna -
gun, Hyogo-kea.

Yamazumi, Tarozo CUl it :fc Bl5
S), Eear-Admiral since Dec.
1912 ; h. 1S67. E(Jtt,c. : gradu-
ated from the Naval Acade^
my. 2nd Commander, Dec.
1897 ; Commander, Sept. 18-
99 ; Captain, Aug. 1905. De-
coration : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Order of
the Sacred Treasure ; 4th
Class of the .Golden Kite.
Address- : No. ' 40, r chome,
Shirokanedai -, machi, Shiba,
Tokyo. ,

[ 1229 ]

Yan

Yamura, Hachishiro CA ^^J- /\
29 KIO, one of the highest tax-
payers of Tottori-prefecture ;
b. May. the 6th y. of Meiji
(1873) in Tottori-ken ; e. s.
of the late Hachishiro Ya-
mura ; a widower. Succeed-
ed his father in 1900. Ad-
dress : Motouwomachi, Tot-
tori-ken.

Yanagawa, Katsnji (.W )H B
— ). Judge, Sectional Chief of
the Tokyo Court of Appeal;
b. Sept. 1868 in Saga-ken;
e. s. of the late Yasunao Ya-
nagawa,,a samurai ; m. Ma-
koto, e. d. of the Mayori
Kurokawa, Bungakuhakushi.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law in the To-
kyo Imp. Univ. in 1891.
Probationary Judge of the
Anotsu District Court, 1891;
Public Procurator of the Gi-
fu Local Court, 1893; trans-
ferred Judge of the same
Court, 1893 ; afterwards in
succession was Judge oi the
Tokyo Local Court, of the
Tokyo and Nagasaki District
Courts ; Judge of the Tokyo
Court of Appeal, 1900 ; Sec-
tional Chief of the same Court
since 1906. Decoration : 5th
Order of Merit. Address-:
No. 7, Nishimisujicho, Asa-
kusa, Tokyo.

Yanagawa, Shunyo CSP )^\ #

M')^. proper name is Senshi ;
author; b. the 3rd m. of the

loth y. of Meiji (1877) at No.
36 Nicho-machi, Shitaya, To-
kyo. He was pupil of the
late Koyo Ozaki. Piiblica-
tions: "Isasagawa," "Haha-
no-kokoro," (heart of mother),
" Fuchin, " " Shunyoshu, "
" Onna-no-nozomi " (women's
ambition), "Misao " chastity,
etc. Address: No. 37 Kita-
machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo.

Yanagi, Hirpzo (8P S Wdt
Stock - broker. Chairman of
the Board of Directors of the
Fujimoto Bill Brokers' Bank,
Director of the Ehime Spin-
ning Co., ex- And. of the H.'i-
kuai Life Insurance Co.; b.
Mar. 1875 in Wakayama-pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of the late
Nihei Yanagi ; m. Sumi, e: d.
of Gensuke Hashizume of Wa-
kayama. Address: Ncf.7].
2 chqme, Kitahama, Higashi-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 449 Hon-
kyoku.

Yanagi, KanicM, (;gli K — )^
Colonel of Artillery, Com-
mander of the 14th Regiment
of the Field-artillery; b.
1868 in Oita-ken. Sub-Lieut.,
July 1888; Lieut., Nov. 1892;:
Captain, June 189S; Major,
Nov. 1,901; Lieut. Colonel,
April 1905; Colonel, Nov.
1 910. Decorations: 6th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S. Address: Tokyo..

Yanagi, Shotaro (MMX BI5),
Chief of the Estates Section

YaH

[ 1230 ]

of the Mitsui Bank, Ltd.;
b. the 9th m. of the 2nd y.
■ of BunkyQ (1862) -in Naga-
saki-prefecture ; e. s. of Ya-
soki Yanagi, a samurai ; m.
Suwa, 7th d. of the late
Baron Lieut.-General Shoshi
Otsuki. Educ. : graduated
from the Keiogijuku. Has
been writer to the Jiji for
several years after graduation;
Managing Director of the
Mayebashi Spinning Co.; Ma-
nager in succession of the
branches of the Mitsui Bank
at Shinionoseki, Hirosliima
and Nagasaki ; then present
post. Address : No. 37. Hon--
mura-cho, Azabu-kii. Tokyo.
Tel. : 3567 Shiba. .

Yanagijita, Shigekatsu Q^T

a^)> _ Cplonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 5 1st In-
fantry Regiment; d. 1866. in
Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., June
1886; Lieut., Jan. 1890;
Captain, March 189S;
Major, Sept. 1901; Lieut.-
C.olonel, April 1905; Colonel,
1907. Decorations: Sth Or-
der "of S. T., 3rd Order of
R. S., 4th Class of Golden
Kite. Address : Tsu-shi, Mie-
l<en.

Yanagiwara, Saburo (M M H
515), druggist; /;. Dec. the
i6th J/, of Meiji_(i883) in
Osaka ; e. s. of Isohachi Su-
ga ; adopted by Haru Yana-
giwara in 1893 ; ;«. Ito, 2nd

<f. of Tosaku Yaniamoto of
Osaka. Address: No. 52,
2 chome, Doshuniachi, Higa-
shiku, Osaka.

Yanagiwara, Yoshimitsu (if
M m %\ Count, Member of
the House of Peer.=i; Pres. of the
the Japan Life Ins. Co.; h. Sept.
the 7th J/, of Meiji (1874) in
Kyoto; 2nd s. of the late
Count Maemitsu Yanagiwara,
a former courtier ; ;«. Hana,
younger sister of Count Te-
tsutaro Kawamura. Decora-
tion : 4th Order of Merit.
Address: No. 38, Sakurada-
machi, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
2032 Shiba.

Yanagiya, Kentaro <M '-& M
ic II!), Lord-in-Waiting of the
Kinkci Hall, President of the
lianzai Life Insurance ,Co.,
Ltd. ; b. the 4th m. of the
4th y. of Kokwa (1847) in
Nagasaki-ken; 2nd s. of Juha-
chiro Nakao; adopted by Chii-
shiro Yanagiya ; in. Cliiyo.
Since 1868, was successively
Interpreter to Nagasaki-ken,
an official of Kanagawa-kcn,
and of the Foreign Office,
Chief Commissioner of Yoko-
liama Customs, Consul to the
United States, '^Secretary to
the Foreign Office and then to
tlie Agricultural and Comiher-
ciai Djp't, Private Secretary
to the Minister for Agricult-
ure and Commerce, Acting
Chief of the Marine Bureau

I33I ]

Yan

and of the Commercial Bur-
eau, Councillor to the A-
gricultural and Commercial
Dep't, then its Secretary, Di-
rector of its Patent Bureau ;
then Lord-in-Waiting of the
Kinkei Hall ; is engaged in
business as Pi-esident of the
Banzai Life Insurance Co.,
Ltd. Decoration : 3rd Order
of Merit. Address : No. 23,
I cliome, Shiocho, Yotsuya,
Tokyo. ?>/..• 234 Bancho.

Yanagiya, TJsaburo (W ^ JP
H M), Paymaster-Lieutenant
on the 2nd Koserve, Direc-.
tor of the Japan Hypothec
Bank ;3. the 2nd m. of the 3rd
f. of Keio ( 1 867) in Nagasaki-
ken ; e. s. of Kentaro Yanagi-
ya, a samurai ; m. Toyo, y. s.^
to Kadzuma .Shirasaki, a To-
kyo samurai. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of Law
ofthe Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1890.
Entered the Bank of Japan im-
mediately after graduation ,;
went to Europe in 1896 in the
suite of Mr. Tatsuo Yamamo-
to, then Chief ofthe Business
Bureau of the Bank; after-
wards was Chief ofthe Issue
Dep't, Auditor to the New^
York Agency, Chief of' the
National- Loan Bureau in suc-
cession; resigned and accepted
the present post in June 19 10.
Address : No. 23, i chome,
Shiomachi, Yotsuyaku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 234 Bancho.

Yanagizawa, Giazo (M W M

M), Juigakuhakushi (Doctor
of veterinary science), Veter-
inary-Surgeon-Colonei, Pres.
of the Military Veterinary
School, Chief of the Veter-.
inary Dep't of the ist Army ,
Division ; b. i860 in Niigata-
ken. Veterinary-Surgeon-Sub-
Lieutenant, Jan 1 886 ; — Lieii-
tenant, Nov. 1888 ; — Capta(n,
Nov. 1891 ; — Major, July
1902 ; — Lieutenant - Colonel,
Sept. 1904 ; — Colonel, Nov.
1907. . Decorations : 5 th Or-
der of the Sacred Treasure ;
4th Order of the Rising Sun;
4th Class of the^ Golden
Kite. Address : No. 373,
Shibuya, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo-fu. TeZ.,- 958 Shiba.

Yanagfizawa, Shigekata (M%
S@), Judge, President of the
Fukushima District Court ;
b. 4th m. of the 1st y. df
Man-en (i860) in, Yamagata-
ken; 3rd s. of Sadamichi Ka~
miya and adopted by Shigeto
Yanagizawa ; m. Taka, e. d.
of Kyosaku Kuroike. Passed
the Examination for Bench,
Dec. 1886; has been Sectional
Chief of the Aomori District
Court, Judge and then Sec-
tional Chief of the ,Miyagi
Court of Appeal ; then pre-
sent post. Decoration: 5th
Order of Merit. Address : Of-
ficial house of Fukushima Dis-
trict Court, Fukushima-ken.

l?an

[ 1232 ].

^ Yanagizawa, Teizo (BP P jlK
—X farmer, one of the high-
est taxpayers of Nagano-keii,
Managing Director of the Ko-
moro Bank, Ltd., Director of
the Tohi Fertih'zer Go., Ltd.,
the Tanaka Warehouse Co.,
Ltd., and of the Sakashiro
Warehouse Co., Ltd., Audi-
tor of the Japan Peach Plan-
tation Co., Ltd.; b.- the 1st
m. of the 6th y. of Kayei
(1853) in Nagano-ken; iw.
Tsugu, e. d. of Ichibei Koba-
yashi , of Nagano-ken. Ad-
dress: Kawabe-mura, Kitasa-
ku-gun, Nagano-ken.

Yanagisawa, Yasutoshi (gp jf
•f^S), Count, Honorary Fel-
low of the Royal v/Statistical
Society (London), Membre de
r Institat internationel de Sta-
tistique- (La Hage), Mem. of

.the House of Peers, and of
the Census Preparation Com-
mittee, President r of the i st
Mutual Life Insurance Co. ;
b. Dec. 1870 in the province
of Echigo ; brother of Mitsu-
kuni Yanagizawa and adop-
ted by the late Yasunobu
Yanagizawa, Count and ex-
Daimyo of .Koriyama.; a wid-
ower. Educ. :■ graduated from
the P-eers' School ; stud-
ied politics, sociology and
- statistics at the Universities
of Berlin, Sti-asburg and
Vienna. • Elected Honorary
Fellow of the Royal Statisti-

cal Society (London), 1895 ;
represented Japan at the
International Statistical Con-
ference held at Christiana.,
Norway, in Sept. 18971 has
been Statistical Adviser to
the cities of Tokyo and Ko-
be, Chairman of the Tokyo
City Census Committee, Sta-
tistician to ■ the government
Bureau of Statistics and Lect'
urer to Waseda Univ. ; or-
ganized the 1st Mutual Life
Insurance Co. and became
its president ; ta veiled Eu-
rope on official mission '12.
Publtcations .• several works
on statistics in English, Ger-
man and French. Recreations:
statistical investigation; chess.
Address : No. 1,8 chome,
Tamachi, Shibaku, Tokyo.
Clubs : Tokyo club, Nippon
club, Doki club and Kojun-
sha. Tel:: 1487 /. d. Shiba.

Yanai, Shigenobu C^^a^), .
President of the 86th Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Okaya-
ma-ken Agricultural and In-
dustrial Bank, Ltd. ; b. the
2nd m. of the 3rd y. of Ka-
yei (1850) in Okayama-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Shigetake
Yanai ; m. Shun, e. d. of Shi-
genaga Kadota, a saviurai of
Hiroshima. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1883. Address: Ma-
tsuyama-mura; Kamifusa-gun„
Okayama-ken.

Yano, Funiio (^ If -^m.

[ 1233 ]

Yan

ex-Minister to Peking, Presi-
dent of the Kinjo Middle
School, 3rd Order of Merit ;
b. the 1 2th 111. of the 3rd y.
of Kayei (1850) in Qita-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of Kogi Yano,
an Oita samurai ; m. Retsu,
2nd d. of Mamoru Sakuma,
also an Oita samurai. Edttc:
graduated from the Keiogiju-
ku, 1870. Assist.-Pi-of of tlie
Keiogij'uku ; Director of the
Osaka Keiogijuku : teacher to
the Tokushima English Lang-
uage School ; entered the
central Government as Sec-
retary to the Treasury, 1878;
junior-Secretary to the I?a-
jokwan ; Manager of the Bo-
ard of Statistics, i88t; Seni-
or-Secretary to the Dajokwan
(recommended by Count O-
kuma, then Minister of Finan-
ce) ; I'esigned the official post
with Count Okuma when
changes were made in the
Cabinet in June the same
year and took charge of the
Hochi Shimbun in company
with the late Mokichi Fuji-
ta ; next rendered service in
the formation of tl^e Kaishin-
to (Progressive party) ;' made
al tour of inspection through
Europe and America, ^85 —
i886 ; helped Count Okuma
ik his, famous undertakings of
the Revision of Treaties as
Minister for Foreign Affairs,
1889; in the following year

by the recommendation of-
the late Prince Ito was ap- ,
pointed Master of Ceremonies;
Chief of the Bureau of Im-
perial Tombs, 1896; Envoy
Extraordinary and Ministei
Plenipotentiary to China, iS-
97 ; placed on the .retired
list in 1899.; is now engaged
in the education of the young-
er generation. Publications^:
" Keikoku Bidan " (some ex-
tracts from the ancient his-
tory of Greece) ; " Ukishiro
Monogatari " (a nautical no-
vel) ; " New Society ", all of
which were written under his
well known penname " Ryn-
kei". Address: No. 201,
Harajuku, Sendagayamachi,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu. ~

Yano, Gitetsu (^|f ffi.tl),
Surgeon-Captain in the Navy
on the 2nd Reserve, Direct-
or of the Odawara Electric
Railway Co., Ltd., and of
the Teikoku Life Insurance
Co., Ltd. ; b. the Sth jn: of
the 3rd y. of Kokwa (i 846)
in Tochigi-prefecture ; 2nd -5-.
of Choshiro lizuka ;' adopted
by the late Yoshimoto Ya-
no, a Tokyo samurai; m. I-
shi. Early entered the Im-
perial Navy as surgeon and;
after due promotion attained,
the rank of Surgeon-Captain;
in 1886; placed on the re-
serve list in 1893; is now.
engaged in business. Deco-

Yan

[ t 234 J

rations ': 4th Order of Merit. '
Address : No. 24, Tomoecho,
Nishinokubo, .. Shib.a-lcu, To-
kyo. Tel.: 2162 Shiba/

Yano, Masami (^ IF IH ^5),
Paymaster-Colonel, Chief of
the Military Clothing Depart-
ment; b. 1862 in Oita-
ken. Paymaster-Sublieutenant,
Aug. 1891 ; Paymaster-Lieu-
tenant, Nov. 1 894 ; Paymas-
ter-Captain, Oct. 1897; Pay-
master-Major, Dec. 1903 ;
Paymaster -Lieutenant- Colo-
nel, Apr. 1905 ; Paymaster-
Colonel, Dec. 1908. Decora-
tions : 4th Order of the Sac-
red Treasure ; 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun ; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 79, ISotote-machi, Hon-
jo-ku, Tokyo.

Yano,' Ryoiclii C^ S? '-% -),
Commissioner of the Lnperi-
al Railway Board ; b. Jan.
the isf y. of Meiji (1868) in
Ehime-prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Kamenosuke Abe ; adopted
by Toyosuke Yano in 1881;
m: Tomoyo, y. s. of Tsune-
taro Yano of the same pre-
fecture. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Law of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1894.
Entered the Railway Office
of the Communications' Dep't
in 1897 ; present post since
1909 ; made a tour of Euro-
pe and America on official
missions. . Decoration : Sth

Order of Merit. Address: .
Official House, Shiodomecho,
Shibaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1427
Otsu Shimbashi.

Yano, Seishi, C^c Sf ?t *>.
Surgeon Inspector of Navy;
/;$'. in i858.' Editc.^^^k Naval
Surgeon School. Staff- Sur-
geon of Navy, July 1901;,
Fleet-Surgeon, Aug. 1905;
Surgeon-Inspector, Dec. 1912.
Once was chief surgeon of the .
Yokosuka Mariners' Division.
Decorations: 3rd Order of R.
S., 4tli Order of S..T., 4th
Class of G. K.

Yano, Shigeru (^ if W),
Public Procurator of the Court
of. Cassation ; b. the 6th m. ^
of the 6th y. of Kayei (18-
53) in Kumamoto-prefecture;
e. s. of Hikozo Yano, a sa-
murai ; adopted by th6 late
Kichizo Yano; in. Mie, e. d.
of Daishichi Shimidzu, also a
Kumamoto samurai. Educ:
graduated from the former
Law School of the Dep't of
Justice. Judge of the'Tokyo
Distrist Court and of the O-
saka Court of Appeal ; Pres-
ident of the Koclii and Na-
gasaki District Courts ; Pu-
blic Procurator of the Appeal
Courts of Nagasaki and Hi-
roshima ; then present post.
Decoration : 3rd Order of
Merit. Address: No. 530,
Zoshigaya, Takatamura, Ki-
tatoshima-gun, Tokyo. '

[ 1235 ]

Yan

Yano, Siiozaburo (^ Sf ffi H
K153, Director of the 29th
Banlc, Ltd.; b. the 8th 111. of
the 3rd y. of Keio (1867) in
Ehime-ken; y. b. of Kojuro
Yano. Address : Kawanoishi-
mura, Nishiuwa-gun, Ehime-
ken.

Yano, Tsuneta <i^ Sf 'H ;fc),

Managing Director of the ist
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Ltd. ; b. the I2th m. of the
1st y. of Kei5 (1865) in Oka-
yama-ken ; ef s. of San-eki
Yano ; in. Toshi, e. d. of No-
riyoshi Yano, a Tokyo samu-
rai. Educ. : studied at the
Okayama Medical School ;
graduated from the Medical
Dep't of the former 3rd Higher
Middle School, 1889. Became
Medical. Inspector to the Ja-
pan Life Insurance Co., Ltd.,
immediately after graduation;
rendered service in the inau-
guration of the Kyosai Life
Insurance Co., Ltd., and be-
came one of its Managers ;
went to Europe for the in-
spection of insurance business
and attended the 1st Inter-
national Conference for ' the
Science of Insurance held in
Belgium, 1895 — 1897.; ap-
pointed Insurance Commis-
sioner of the Agricultural and
Commercial Dep't, J898 ; in
addition Inspector of Statistics
in the Cabinet, 1 900 ; after-
wards resigned the govern-

ment ' service. FuUicaiions :
"Pocket Eongo/' "Geisliaron"
and some others. Address: No.
1337, Araijitku, Iriarai-nmra,
Ehara-giin, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :

7 Omori.

~ Yanoaie^ Magoichi Q-^W UM
—'), Colonel of Engineerins,
Com. of the 14th Battalion of
Engineer; 6. 1 870 in Oita-keu,
Sub-Lieutenant, Mar. 1892;
Lieutenant, Oct. 1894; Cap-
tain, Oct. 1897 ; Major, May
1903 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
June 1905 ; Colonel,. 1910 ;
took part in the late war
on the staff of the 4th
Army. Decorations: 5th Order
of the Sacred Treasure; 4th
Order of the Golden Kite.
Address : TJtsunomiya.

Yasaka,' JimpacM (A:KSA),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Saga-ken, President of the
Yasaka Bank, Ltd., Director
of the Saga-ken Agricultural
and Industrial Bank, Ltd. ; b.
the loth m. of the .6th y. of
Kayei (1853) in Saga-ken ; e.
s. of the late Jimbei Yasaka;
m. Yasu, sisfer of Shitau U-
sui, a Fukuoka 'samurai. Ad-
dress: Torisumachi, Saga-ken.

Yasaka, Kimpei (A m ^ ^).
Director of the Fushiki Bank,
Ltd., the San-etsu Cement
Co., Ltd., and of the Eushiki
New Warehouse Co., Ltd.;
b. the 7th m. of the 4th y.
of Kokwa (1847) in Toyama-

Yas

L 1.236 ]

prefecture ; 2nd s. of Zen-
yemon Hotta ; adopted by
the late Kimpei Yasaka in
1 862 ; m. Tsugi, e. d. of his
- adopted father. Address : Fu-
s}iikimachi, Imidzu-gun, To-
yama-ken.

Yasaki, Mitsugu C^ isf R),
President of the Ishiwa Bank,
Ltd.; i>. the 3rd m. of the ist
■ J. of Gwanji (1864) in Ya-
manashi-ken ; e. s. of Hozen
Yasaki ; adopted by the late
Mataemon Yasaki ; m. Fuku,
3rd d. of Den-emon Kobaya-
slii of Yamanashi-ken. Suc-
ceeded his adopted father in
1S83. Address: Minato-mura,
Nakakoma-gun, Yamanashi-
ken.

• YasMro, Mhei i^mz^mX
draper, Auditor of the Kyo-
san. Tra'nsportatiou Co., Ltd. ;
/a Dec. the 8th 7. of Meiji
(1875) in Kyoto; 2nd J. of
Shptaro Yashiro ; adopted by
the . late Nihei Yashiro in
1884 ;■;!«._ P"umi, ^. d. of Ju-
suke Fuk'uda of Kyoto. Ad-
dress: No. S, TakoyakusHi-
machi, Nijominami-iru, Muro-
machi-dori, Kamikyol<:u, Kyo-
to, TeL: 3235-

Yashiro, JforiMko CAiWlM'),
Sub-M-anager and in addition
Chief of the Business Section
of the Sumitorpo Banlt ; ^.
Sept,, the 5th j. of Meiji (18-
ya) in Tokj-'o ; e. s. of Tadasu
Yashiro, s. savntrai i in. Sho,

e. d. of Saishi Amaao of Chi-
ba-prefecture. Educ. : gradu-
ated from the College of Law
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1896. Manager of the London
Branch of the Nippon Yuseh
Kwaisha (Japan Mail-Steam-
ship Co.), 1897— 1904; pre-
sent posts since I904' Ad-
dress: Tennoji-mm-a, Higa-
shinari-gun, Osaka- fu. Td. :
13s Minami.

Yashiro Rokuro CA -ft ;^=: M\
Viec.r Admiral, -Director of
the Is'aval College ; b. the
ist m. of the ist y. of
Man-en (i860) in Aichi-
prefectuie; 2nd s. of Shoshi-
chi Matsuyama ; adopted by ,
Ippei Yashiro in 1869; m..
So, e.d. of Hosho Ono, a sa-
murai of Shidzuoka - prefect-
ure. £due. : the Naval A-
cademy. 3rd Sub - Lieuten-
ant, June 1885 ; Commander,
Dec. 1897; Captain, Oct!
1 90 1 ; Kear-Aclmirai, JDece-
mber 1907 ; Vice -Admiral,
191 1. Was successively Ad-
iucant to the Naval Acade-
my, Member of the Naval
General Staff, Section Com-
mander of the Yoslmio, Atta-
che to Lhe Legation , at St.
Petersburg, Vice-Commander
of the Yaslwna, Commander
of the Miyako and the Asa-
ma, Attache to. the Legation
(afterwards Embassy) at Ber-
lin, Commander of the Yo-

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Yas

kosuka Reserve Fleet Squa-
dron, and of the ist Squad-
ron, Attache to the Kure
Naval Station; took part in
the Russo-Japanese war as
Commander of the Yashima
belonging to the 2nd Squad-
ron under Vice-Admiral U-
ryu. Decoratoins : 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun, 3rd Order
of the Sacred Treasure, 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: No. 5, Enokizaka,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
161 3 Shiba.

Yashiro, Shobei C^ftj£J^-^),
draper; d. the 1st 7/1. of the
1st jy. of Man-en (i860) in
Kyoto ; i?nd .?. of the late
.Shobei Yashiro ; ?«. Kura,
2nd d. of Seibei Mori of
Kyoto. Succeeded his father
in 1 89 1 ; dealer in " Nishijin",
Address : Reizeimachi, Nijo-
agaru, Muromachi-dori, Ka-
mik>'oku, Kyoto. Tel. : 234.

Yasoshima, Chikanori (A-th
Hg), Managing Dir. of the
Shibusawa Warehouse Co.,
Ltd.. Director of the Shina-
gawa ■B'ire Brick Co., Ltd.,
and of the Tokyo Hat Co.,
Ltd., Auditor of the Japan
Leather Co., I.-td., and of the
Susaki Fish Feeding Co.,
Ltd., Manager of the Shibu-
sawa Estates ; <J; Apr. the 6th
y. of Meiji (1873) in the pre-
fecture of Ehime ; 2nd s. of
Kozo Yasoshima, a samurai of

the former Uwajima clan ; m.
Toku, 2nd d. of Katsuz5 Ni-
shimura of Tokyo. Educ. .•
graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School,
1894. After graduation was
taken into the service of Baron
Shibusawa as his private sec-
retary being subsequently ap-
pointed Manager of the Shi-
busawa house ; when, in 1 8-
97, Baron Shibusawa purchas-
ed the Seoul-Chemulpo Rail-
way from Mr. Morse, an A-
merican, was chiefly in.stru-
mental in devising the plans;
in 190^ made a tour of in-
spection through Europe and
America in the suite of the
Baron ; on his return home
was appointed to the above
mentioned posts. Address :
Inc. 71, I chome, Dai-machi,
Shirokane, Shiba-kn, Tokyo.
Tel.: 918 Shiba.

Yasuba, Sueki C^ -t * $9,
Baron, Member of the House
of Peers, i.tli Order oi
Merit; 0. die 5th m. of the
Sth J/, of Ansel (1858) in
Kumamoto ; Sth .?. of Shi-
niotsu Kyuya, a Kumamoto
samurai ; adopted by the late
Baron Yasukazu Yasuba ; m.
Tomo. Educ. : studied at the
Keiogijiiku ; ' studject " paper
manufacturing in the U. S.
A. Expert to the Govern-
ment Printing Bureau, i886j,
despatched to the U. S. ' A.;

Yas

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to inspect the paper industry,
1890 — 1892 ; Chief Expert
to the Tohi Paper Mfg. Co.,
Ltd. ; again went to the U.

5. A. to purchase the Com-
pany's machines, 1897; en-
gaged by the Formosan go-
vernment as superintendent
of its Paper Manufacturing
Department and established
the Taiwan Model Paper Fac-
tory ; Director of the Sakai
Celluloid Co., Ltd., 1908. Re-
creation : hunting. " Address :
No. 24, Ippommatsumachi,
Azabu-lm, Tokyo. Tel. : 2 1-
5 1 Shiba.

Yasuda, Atsushi C^ IB ,1),
Prof of the 2nd High School;

6. Sept. the 1st jf. of Meiji-
(1868) in Tokyo; e. s. of Ju-
rin Yasuda, a samurai: m.
Moto, e. d. of San Isono of
Tokyo. Educ .; graduated
from the College of Science
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
189S ; further studied at the
University Hall. Present post
since 1897. Address : No. i,
Fukuromachi, Sendai, Miya-
gi-ken.

Yasuda, Genzo C3c ffl U M),
draper and cotten cloth dealer
(firm name " Nakaya "), Dir-
ector of the Tokyo Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the Oriental
Muslin Co., Ltd.; b. the 1st
m. of the 3rd f. o^ Bunkyu
(1863) in Tochigi-prefecture ;
e. s, of Saemon Yasuda ; m.

Toki, e. d. of Shakuzo Hattort
of the same prefecture. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1878.
Address : No. 6, i chome,
Tachibanacho, Nihombashiku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 9 Naniwa.

Yasuda, Kyiizaburo ({* ffl X
2 515), Judge, President of thfe
Chiba District Court ; 3. the-.
8th m. of the 2nd f. of Keio -
(1866) in Kyoto; 2nd s. ,of
late Michiaki Yasuda ; m.
Kuri, e. d. of Ishisuke Ito, a
Yamaguchi samurai. Edicc.:
graduated • from the College
of Law of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1 890. Was successive-
ly Judge of the Kyoto and
K5fu District Courts, Sec-
tional Chief of the Mito and .
Tokyo District Courts, Judge
of the Tokyo Court of Ap-
peal, Sectional Chief of the
Yokohama ■ District Court ;: '
President of the Kofu Dis- '
trict Court; present post since
July 191 1. ""' Decoration : 5th
Order of Merit. Address :
Official Residence of the Chi-
ba District Court, Chiba, Chi-
bskea. , .

Yasuda; Saisuke CSffl^fj),
one of the highest taxpayei's
of Aomori-prefecture, Direc-
tor of the Itayanagi Miso
Mfg. Co., Ltd., and of the
Itayanagi Bank, I^td. ; b. the
9th in. of the 1st j of An-
sel (1854) in Aomori-prefect-
ure ; e.s. of Kisuke Yasuda;
in. Maki, sister of Yosaburo

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Yas

Yasuda of the same prefect-
ure. Address : Itayanagi-mu-
ra, Kitatsugaru-gun, Aomori-
ken.

Yasnda, Tasaburo ('5 i.n ^ H

IB), merchant, one of the
highest taxpayers of Nara-
ken ; b. Feb. the 7th y. of
Meiji (1874) '" Nara-ken; e.
s. of the late Tashiro Yasu-
da; in. Kimi, 2nd d. of Ta-
Shichi Yasuda of Kyoto. Su-
cceeded his father iix 1895.
Address: Yagimachi, Takai-
chi-gun, Nara-ken.

Yasuda, Tota (^ H ;^ ^). ^
Prof, of the First High Sch-
ool ; d. the 8th m. of the
3rd y. of Ansei (1856) in
Oita-ken ; adopt, s. of Tosen
Yasuda ; a widower" Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Scifence in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. in 1880 Appointed
an official of the Dep't of
Education, 1883 ; Assistant-
Prof, of the Tokyo Daigaku
Yobimon (a preparatory course
of the former Tokyo Univ.),
1874; present post since 18-
86. Decoration : 4th Order
of Merit. Address: No. 25,
6 chome, Udamachi, Kojima-
chi, Tokyo.

YasHda, YagorS C^H§12IB),
Pres. of the Mito Eailway Co.,
Ltd. ; 6. the 5th m. of the 9th y.
of Tempo (1838) in Tokyo; e.
.y. of the late' Yagoro Yasu-
da; a . widower. Address :

No. 9, 2 chome, Yokoami-
cho, Honjo, Tokyo.

Yasuda, YasokicM C-f^HA^'
cj), President of the Hiro-
shima Bank, Ltd., Vice-Pre-
sident of the Pliroshiraa Sav-
ings Bank, Ltd., Manager of
the Hiroshima Rice Exchan-
ge, Ltd., Director of the Hi-r
roshima Pier Co., Ltd., Au-,
ditor of the Hiroshima-ken
Agricultural and Industrial
Bank, Ltd.; b. the 9th fu. of
the 14th y. of Tempo. (18-
43) in Hiroshima ; e. s. of
Shichibei Yasuda ; m. Mitsu,
2nd d. of Shosuke Kimura
of Ehime-prefecture. Address:
No. 107, Kyobashi, Hiroshi-
ma.

Yasuda, Zembei C^iB#4^ff), -
Director of the 98th Bank,
Ltd., and of the Mito Railway
Co., Ltd., Managing Director
of the Kyoto Bank, Ltd ; b:
Oct. the 8th 7. of Meiji (1875)
in Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Hyozo
Yasuda ; m. Fuji, y. s. to
Genzaburo Fujita of Tokyo.
Address : No. 7, 2chome, Yo-
koamicho, Honjoku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 4561 Shitaya.

Yasuda, ZempacMro (S ffl #
A W), Chief of the Business
Dep't . and of the Bond and
Stock Section of the Yasuda
. Bank, Unltd., President of
the 22nd Bank, Ltd, Direct-
-oi" of the -Higo Bank, Ltd.,
"the Nemuro Bank, Ltd., th6

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, Shinano Bank, Ltd, and of
the Dgaki Kyoritsu Bank,

' Ltd. ; ?. Nov. the 4th y. of
Meiji (1871) in Dita-prefect-
ure-; 4th i' ofIchir5 Toyoda;
adopted by the Yasuda family

; in 1 897 ; in. Chiyo, y. s. to

„Zen-e' Yasuda,. Entered the
Ya.sud;a Bank in 1893 and
was subsequently promoted
to his present post. Address :
No. 18, Shiba-koen, Shibaku,
Tokyo, Tel. : 1541 Shiba.

Yasuda, Zen-e C^ H # ^),
President of the Yasuda' Com-
mercial Co., Unltd., the Gum-
ma Commercial Bank, Ltd.,

. and of the Kyoto Bank, Ltd.,
Director of the 3rd Bank,
Ltd., and of the Yasuda Bank,
Unltd.; b. Feb. the ist y. of
Meiji (1868) in Tokyo; e. s.
of Chijbei Yasuda ; ;«. Teru,
e. d. of the retired Lieuten-
ant-General Hdkoku Shiono-
ya. Succeeded his father in
.1896. Address': No. 6, 2cho-
me, Yokoamicho, Honjoku,
Tokyo.

Yasuda, Zengen (3c W # i^),
Director of the 84th Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the Kyosai
Life Insurance Co., Ltd., and
of the Mito Railway Co.,
Ltd. ; b.- Apr. the 3rd y. of
Meiji (1870) in Tokyo; e. s.

•of Hyozo Yasuda ; m. Moto,
adopt, d. of Ikujiro Aochi of
Tokyo. Address : No. 7,_ 2
fihome, Yokoami-cho, Honjo-

ku, Tokyo.

"Yasuda. Zengoro CSffl^^if;?'^-.
PreM. of the Nemuro Bank,
and of the Imperial Marine
Transportation Fire Ins. Co.,
Ltd., Director of the Katsu-
ragaw'a Electric Power Co.,
Ltd., Co., Ltd., Auditor of the
Yasuda Bank; b. June the .
19th y. of Meiji (1886) m
Tokyo ; 3rd s. of Zenjiro Ya-
suda, a millionaire. Address:
No. 7, 2chome, Yokoamicho,
Honjoku, Tokyo.'

Yasuda, ZenjirS CSH#^Slt),
a millionaire, 2nd Order of
Merit, Superintendent of the
Yasuda Bank, Unltd., and of
the 130th Bank, Ltd., Adviser
to the Mito Railway Co., the
Kyosai Life Insurance Co.,
the I7tli Bank, the Kiujyo
Savings Bank ; b. the loth
m. of the 9th y. of Tempo
(1838) in Toyama-prefecture;
e. s. of Zenretsu Yasuda ; Jn.
Fusa, 4th d. of Yabei Fuji-
ta of Tokyo. Came up to
Yedo (Tokyo) at the age of
twenty- five and opened in 1 8-
64 a money exchange busi-
ness under the firm name of
Yasuda Shoten, which was
converted into the Yasuda
Bank in 1880; inaugurated
'in 1879 the 3rd National
' Bank, of which he was ele-
cted President; subsequently
took part in the establish-
ment of the Yokohama Specie

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Yas

Bank ; in 1883 was elected a
member of the inauguration
committee of the Bank of
Japan, being appointed one
of the Directors after the
establishment of the Bank ;
during this period was ele-
cted, on several occasions, a
member of the Tokyo Pre-
fectural Assembly and City
Assembly; in 1892 establish-
ed the Yasuda Warehouse
Co., in Hokkaido, and con-
structed a line of railway to
Kushiro-; in 1893 inaugurated
the Teikoku Marine Insurance
Co., Ltd. ; was appointed in
1879 a member of the in-
auguration comhiittee of the
Holdcaido Colonial Bank,
Ltd., and in 1897 of the For-
mosan Bank, Ltd.; is one of
the most influential bankers
in Japan. Address: No. 10,' .
2 chome, Yokoamicho, Hon-
joku, Tokyo. Tel.: 30 Shi-
taya.

Yasuda, Zennosuke C3cffl#;<:
W), President of the Yasu-
da Bank, Unltd., Director of
the Teikoku Marine Trans-
portation P'ire Insurance Co.,
Ltd., the 3rd Bank, Ltd., the
Kyosai Life Insurance Co.,
Ltd., and of the Yasuda Com-
mercial Co., Unltd., Auditor
of the Mito Railway Co., Ltd.;
b. Mar. the \2\h y. of Meiji
(1879) in Tokyo; 2nd s. of
Zenjiro Yasuda, a millionaire;

m. Sen-ko, niece to Count
Tadaatsu Sakai. Address:
Yokoami-cho, Honjo-ku, To-
kyo. Td.: 1575 Honjo.

Yasuda.'ZeiisMro (^ ffl #
Si>), President of the 3rd Bank
Ltd., Director of the Yasu-
da Bank, Unltd., the Kyosai
Life Insurance Co., Ltd., the
Kyoto Bank, Ltd., the Meiji
Commercial Bank, Ltd', the
Kinjo Savings Bank, Ltd.,
and of the Yasuda Commer-
cial Bank, Unltd. ; b. June
the I'oth y. of Meiji (1877)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of the late
Zenshiro Yasuda ; m. Mine,
3rd d. of Zenjiro Yasuda, a
millionaire. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1897. Address : No.
8, 4 chome, Koaniicho, Ni-
hombashiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
2420 Naniwa.

Yasuda, Zensuke (3c K # SiJ),
Pi-esident of the Meiji Com-
mercial Bank, Ltd., the Kin-
jo Savings Bank, Ltd., and
of the Kydsai Life Insurance
Co., Ltd., Director of the Hi-
go Bank, Ltd., the Kyoto
Bank, Ltd.,. and of the Tokyo
Fire and Marine Transporta-
tion Insurance Co., Ltd. ; b.
July the 5th y. o[ Meiji (18-
72) in Tokyo ; 2nd .J. of Ya-
goro Yasuda ; adopted by the
late Zensuke Yasuda ; m.
Tora, 5th d. of Baron Kwait
Nabeshima. Address : No. g,
4chomo, Koamicho, Niliom-

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bashiku, Tokyo. 7J'/. .•4611
Naniwa.

Yasuda, Zeaya (3c fH # 5i),
Director of the Mitb Railway
Co., Ltd. ; b. Nov. the i6th
y. of Meiji (1883) ia Tokyo;
2nd s. of Chubei Yasuda and
brother to Zen-e Yasuda ;
adopted by tlie late Zenya
Yasuda in ' 1907." Address :
No. 9, 2 chome, Yokoamicho,
Honjokii, Tokyo. Tel. :iSoo
Shitaya. ■

Yasuda, ZenzaburS (SEE|#H
SR)> Superintendent . of the
Meiji Commercial Bank, the
Kyoto Bank, the Yasuda Com-
mercial Firm, the Yasuda
Bank, 'and of the_ 3rd Bank,
President of the Ogaki Kyo-
ritsu Bank, the Teikoku Hemp
Mfg. Co,, the Japan Com-
mercial Bank .and of the
,130th Bank, Chairman of the
Board of Directors of the Shi-,
nano Bank, Director of the
Tokyo Fire Marine Transpor-
tation Insurance C"o., the Tei-
koku 'Marine Transportation
and Fire Insurance Co., the
Tokyo Buildings Co., and of
the Yokohama Electric Rail-
way Co., Auditor of the Ka-
iiegafuchi Spinning Co., the
Kyosai' Life Insurance Co.,
the Mito Railway Co,, and of
the Higo Bank; ^. Oct the
3rd j;/. of Meiji (1870) in E-
hime-ken ; (?. s. of Chuichi
iomi, a sanmrai and adopted

by Zenjiro Yasuda, a million-
aire ; in. Teru, 2nd d. of his
adopted father. Edtic: gradu-
ated from the College of Law
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 18-
92. Address : No. 7, 2chome,
Yokoamicho, Honjoku, To-
kyo: Tel. : 173 Shitaya:

Yasiigi, Sadatoshi (A#Af'l))
Prof, of the Tokyo Foreign
Language School. Address:
No." (>i, 5 chome, Aoyama-
Minami-maohi, Akasaba-ku,
Tokyo.

Ya'sugochi, Asakichi (gfMi^lK
"a), Secretary and Councill-
or to the Home Dep't ; b.
Apr. 1873 in Fukuoka -pre-
fecture; 2nd s. of Zimpei Ya-
sugSchi ; in. Yumi, e. d. of
the, late Misao Yashiro of
Tokyo. Edtic. . graduated
from the College of Law in
the Tokyo Imperial Univ,,
1897. Councillor to Kuma-
moto-ken, 1898 ; afterwards
in succession was Councillor
to Wakayama and Osaka .
prefectures, Chief of Police in
Tottori and Shidzuoka pre-
fectures. Secretary to Aicht
and Saga prefectures. Com-
missioner of the Japan Grand
Exhibition ; Secretary to the
Agricultural and Commercial
Dep't, 1909; present posts
since Dec. 1910. Decoration :
5th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 195, Harajuku,.
Sendagaya, Toyotama - gun,

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Xps

Tokyo-fu. Tel. .■ 2904 Shiba.

Yasuhara, Kinji (S M ^ ^),
Rear- Admiral on the reserve;
/;. the nth m. of the ^th jf.
of Kayei (1852) m Tokyo;
e. s. of Tomojiro Yasuhara,
direct retainer to the Sho-
gunate ; m. Fumi, e. s. to
Kinta Kokura, a Tokyo sa-
murai.- Educ: graduated from
the former Kaigun Heigakti-
ryo i^Naval Academy), 18-
78. Appointed 2nd sub-Lieu-
tenant in 1878 and after due
■promotion attained the rank
of Rear-Admiral when he
was placed on the reserve
list ; took part both in the
Japan-China and the Russo-
Japanese wars and was de-
corated with the 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun and the
4th Class of the Golden Kite
for services. Address : No.
178, Todzuka-mura, Toyota-
ma-gun, Tokyo-fu.

Yasuhu'o, Tomoiehiro CS^#
-^ Ki?), Member of the House of
Peers, ex-Chief of the Legisla-
tive Bureau and of the Pen-
sion Bureau of the Cabinet,
1st Order of Merit; ^. the
lOth m. of the 6th y. of An-
sei (1859) in Fukuoka-ken ;
e. s. of Ichiro Yasuhiro ; m.
Ai, 3rd d. of Ryuhei Ishika-
wa of Yamaguchi-lcen. Educ:
studied first at the Keiogipi-
ku and then graduated from
Cambridge Univ., England.

Prof, of the former Third Hi-
gher Middle School, 1889;
since then in succession was
Councillor of the Legislative
Bureau, Chief of the Ordinary
Education Bureau of the Ed u-
cational Dep't, Director of the
Postal Affairs Bureau of the
Communications' Dep't, Chief
Secretary of the Cabinet ; ap- ■
pointed Member of the House
of Peers by Imperial nomina-
tion, 1900 ; made Vice-Mini-
ster for Agriculture and Com-
merce and in addition Pi'e-
sident of the Government Iron
Foundiy, 1901 ; Chief of the
Legislative Bureau and of the
Pension Bureau of the Cabi-
net; resigned the post in Aug:
191 1. Address: No. 2, 2 cho-
me, Sadowaracho, Ichigaya,
Ushigome-kVi, Tokyo. . Tel. .•
1678 Bancho.

Yasui, Jihei (3c * I& :R W),
Pawn-broker (firm name "O-
miya"); b. the 12th m. of
the 1st y. of Gwanji (1864)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of the late
Jihei Yasui ; m. Kiyo, Yotrn-
ger sister of Seitaro Suzumu-
ra of Tokyo. Succeeded his-
father in 1904. Address : No,
3, Fukutomicho, Asakusaku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 1481 Shitaya.

Yasui, Juz" CS^fiH), Judge,
President of the Hakodate-
District Court ; b. the loth
m. of the 6th y. of Ansei
(1859) in Okayama-ken: srd-

Yas'

1244 J

s. of Genzo Yasui ; m. Yo-
shino, e. d. of Bungo Naka-
gami, a samurai of Nara-ken.
Passed'the Examination for
Bench and Was appointed
Judge, 1887; has been Sec-
tional chief of the Nagoya and
Matsuyama District Cour-
ts, Judge of the Hiroshima
Court of Appeal, President
of the Utsunomiya District
Court ; and then present post.
Decoration: 4th Order of Merit.
Address : Official house of the
Hakodate District Court, Hok-
kaido.

Yasui, Katsuji CS ^It ^),
Judge, President of the Tai-
hoku Local Court ; b. the 9th
ni. of the 2nd y. of Keio (18-
66) in Hyogo-ken ; 2nd s. of
Gohei Tatsunq ; adopted by
Kaizo Yasui, a ' Hyogo sa-
murai, m. Kan,- 3rd d. of
Kobun Kishimoto, an Oka-
yama samurai ; Decoration :
5th Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No; 6, 3-chonie, Bun-
bu-gai, Taihoku, Formosa.

Yasui, Sakazo C5g ^. W ^},
■dealer in foreign papers ; b.
the nth m. of the 2nd y. of
Keio (1866) in Osaka.; 2nd
s. of Eisaku Yasui ; in. Shi-
dzu, e. s.- to Eizo Yamamoto
of Nara-pretecture. Founded
his own house in 1894. Ad-
dress : No. 3, .2 chonie, Hi-
ranomachi, Hig-ashiku, Osa-
ka. Td.: 211 1 Honkyokn.

Yasiikawa, Keiiehiro C3cJil§S[
-^115). Mine-owner, one of the
Highest tixpayers of Fuku-
oka-ken. Representative Mem-
ber of the Meiji Mining Co.,
Director of the Wakamatsu
Harbour Construction Co.,
Ltd., Representative Member
of the Meiji Spinning Co.,
Auditor of the Wakamatsu
Savings Bank, Ltd.; b. the
4th m. of the 2nd y. of Ka-
yei (1849) in the province ol
Chikuzen ; 4th s. of Sadashi-
chi Tokunaga, a sainurai of
Chikuzen clan; adopted by the
late Okayemon Yasukawa; m.
Mine, e. d. of his adopted
father. Educ: studied Chinese
classics under Katatake Mo-
chizuki, a famous scholar of
Shizuoka, 1870; entered the
Keiogijuku in 1872, but left
it without ■ graduating. He
succeeded his elder brother
Mr. Ikushima as mine owner
when the latter died at the
battle of the Saga Insurrec-
tion in 1 874 ; but owing to
the dull condition of coal trade
at that time failed, undergo-
ing at one time such straitened
circumstances that he him-
self had to work hard, in one
of his mines for a while ; in
1883, however, conditions of
the trade having recoveredf
was enabled to engage a min-
ing expert and work the-
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Ygrs

scale, having leased several
thousand acres of mining clai-
ms ; made at last the port of
Wakamatsu his headquarters
and devoted himself assiduous-
ly to the extension of his
business; meanwhile again en-
countered great difficulties, but
being enabled to continue
through financial assistance
obtained from the late Baron
Iwasaki, gradually rose to his
present powerful position ; is
now devoting his surplus
energy to educational work,
having established a technical
school, called Meiji Indust-
lial School, at his own ex-
pense of yen 3,000,000 for
which he was lately decorat-
ed with 3rd Order of Merit.
Recreations: Utai'(old Japa-
nese songs) ; wrestling. Ad-
dress : Wakamatsu, Onga-
gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Yasunaga, YosMaki (3c n> K
#), Kogakiihakushi (Dr. of
Engineering), President of the
Osaka Higher Technological'
School ; b. the nth m. of the
2nd y. of Ansei (1855) in
Saga-ken ; brother of Yoshi-
yuki Yasunaga, a samurai ;
nt. Kiku, e. d. of Seiyemon
Kanamaru, also a Saga sa-
nmrai. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Engineer-
ing in the former Tokj'o Dai-
gaku, 1880. An official of
the Dep't of Industries after

graduation ; then Assistant-
Engineer to the War Dep't,
1887 ; Engineer to the Osaka
Iron Foundry, 1896; made a
tour of inspection through
Europe and America, - the
same year ; Kogakiihakushi,
1899; Prof of the Osaka
Higher Technological School;
then its President, 1904. Ad-'
dress: No. 12, ichome, Ta-
maecho, Kitaku, Osaka.

Yasutake, Zinzaburo CS^ff^t-
HI15), Managing Director of
the Ikuyoshi Bank, Ltd. ; b.
the 5th m. of the 3rd y. of
Bunkyia (1863) in Fukuoka-
prefecture ; e. s. of Zin-ichi
Yasutake ; m. Waku, 2nd d.
of the late Mioii Nagasawa
of the same prefecture. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1879.
Address : Ybshiimachi, Uki-
ha-gun, Fukuoka-ken,

Yasutomi, Shusuke CS^J^tiE) ,
Chief of thelnvestigation Sec-
tion of the Mitsui Bank, Ltd.;
b. the 2nd -m. of the 2nd y.
of Bunkyii (1862) in Yama-
guchi-prefecture ; e. s. of Tai-
zo Okada, a samurai of Ya-
maguchi ; adopted by the late
Hansuke Yasutomi ; 7n. Fuyu,
Sth d. of Kytiemon Oda of
the same prefecture, Educ. :
graduated from the Keiogi-
fuku in 1885. Prof of his

ahna mater immediatelj' after
graduation; entered ihe Mi-
tsui Banlf by the recommen-

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dation of Mr. S. Hatano;
Manager of the Nagasaki
branch ; then" present post.
Recreation : Horticulture. Ad-
dress : No. I, Shinhamaclio,
Kanasugi, Shibaku, Tol<y6.
Tel. : 1973 Shiba.

Yatomi, ChilzaburS, C^^.f.H
110, Director and Manager of
the Tomo Muslin Co., Ltd. ;
b. the 6th m. of the Sth y.
of Ansei (1858) in Gumrna-
prefecture ; e. s.' of Kunigoro
Yatomi ; m. Kiri, 2nd d. of
Heijiiro Haga of the same
prefecture. Address : Shimo-
hayagawada, Watarase-mura,
C5ra-gun, Gumma-ken,

Yatomi, Kwan-iehi C?ig^— ),
a merchant, one of the highest
taxpayers of Saga-ken ; b.
July the i/thjK- of Meiji (18-
84) in Saga-ken; f. s. of To-
misuke Kume, a Saga samu-
rai ; adopted by the late Mo-
totaro Yatomi; in. Moto, e.d.
•of his adopted father. Ad-
dress : Nakagawasoe - mura,
Sagk-gun, Saga -ken,

Yatsu, Naohide C^ #; i: ^),
Ph. D. (1905, Columbia
University), Rigakuhakushi
(1911), Assist.-Prof. on Zo-
olog}'' at the Tokyo- Imp.
Univ.; b, Sept. 8, 1877 in
Tokyo ; j. of Naotaka Yatsu;
■m. Ai, d. of Kichibei Inoma-
ta,importer. Educ: graduated
from^the Tokyo Imp. ■'Univ.
(1897 — 1900)-; studied abroad

(1901 — 1907), New York, Na-
ples, Leiptig. Publications .'
several Zoblogjical papers. Ad-
dress: No. I, Hakusanmaema-
chi, Koishikawa, Tokyo. Tel. :
2815 Bancho. ^ 67?/fo .• Mem-
ber of the Tokyo Zoological
Society, Anthropological So-
ciety, Fellow of American As-
sociation of Advancement of
Science ; Member of Society
for Experimental Biology and
Medicine; Member of Sigma
Zi Society (Kappa Chapter),

Yatsugami, Kosuke (A If ^
fJ)) dealer in surgical instru-
ments ; b. the 5th m.. of the
5th J/, of Kayei (1852) in
Aichi-1-cen ; 2nd .$■. of Mitsue-
mon Yatsugami ; ?«. Tatsu,
e. d. of Hanshichi Tanaha-
shi of Aichi-ken., His firm
name is " Isutsuko:' Address:
No. 89, Kyomachi, Nagoya.
Tel. : 207 I. d:

Yatsuka, Yoshimi (.AM^W),
L'lwver, ex- Mem. of the Hoxise
of Representatives for Shizu-
oka-prefecture ; b. Mar the
5th y. of Meiji (1872) in E-
hime-prefecture ; 2nd .f. of Ya-
sohachi Yatsuka ; in. Kin, e.
s. of Unkichi Tsukamoto of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated from
the Nippon Horitsugakkd (pre-
sent Nippon Univ., a law in-
stitution), July 1893. Passed
the Examination for the Bar,
Oct. the same year; beganpra-
ctice as lawyer first at Ha-

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Tan-Yod

mamatsu (1894) and then re-
moved to Tokyo (1900) ; ele-
cted Membtr of the House of
Representatives in 1908. Ad-
dress: No. 9, 3 chome, Tsu-
kiji, Kyobasliiku, Tokyo. Tel.:
420 Kyobashi.

Yauma, Kanesake CA,SSI:Jh),
shipping agent, President of
the Nishinomiya Bank, Ltd.,
Director of the Nishinomiya
Savings Bank, Ltd.; b. the
7th in. of the loth y. of
Tempo (1839) in Hyogo- pre-
fecture ; e. s. of-Katsuzo Ya-
uma ; m. Toki, 2nd d. of
Mambei Fujii of Hyogo-pre-
fecture. Address: No. 49, Ha-
makubo, Nislainomiyamachi,
Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Yoda, Hirotaro C^ffl^icB),
Lieutenant - General, Com-
mander of tl>c nth Army
Division; b. the 9th lit. of
the 6th y. of Kaei (1853) in
Kyoto ; e. s. of Banzo Yoda,
a samurai ; in. Kuni, e. d. of
Tsutomu KajiofTolcyo. Edtic:
studied military tactics in
France. Sub - Lieutenant of
Infantry, Dec. 1877 ; Lieuten-
ant, Feb. 1883; Captain,
May 1886; Major, Jan. 18-
92 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Apr.
1895; Colonel, Oct. 1898;
Major-General, Dec. 1903 ;
Lieutenant-General, Nov. 19-
10 ; recently was in succession
©n- the Staff of the Mi-
litary Superintendence Dep't,

President of the Toyatnit
Gakko (a military technical
school). Commander of the
47th Infantry Regiment, of
the 4th, I2th and 1st Infant-
ry Brigades, etc. ; took part
both in the China- Japan and
Russo-Japanese wars and was
decorated with the 2nd Oi--
der of the Rising Sun, 3rd
Order of the Sacred Treasu-r
re, 3rd Class of the Golden
Kite for'' services. Address:
Zentsiijimachij Kagawa-ken.
Yoda? Koji (iSHat— ), Kearr-
Admiral, on the waiting Ust
since Dec. 19 12, Commander
of the battleship Hizen ; b. 18-
6^. Educ: graduated from the
Naval Academy. 2nd Com-
mander, Dec. 1897 ; Com-
mander, June 1900 ; Captain,
Jan. 1905. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th
Order of the Sacred Treasure,
4th Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : No. 172, Suid5ba-
tamach'I, Kobinata, Koishika-
waku, Tokyo.

Yoda, Sen-emon (IS H fill * *
f1), a farmar and a large
landowner, one of the high-
est taxpayers of Nagano-pre-
fecture, member of the House
of Peers ; b. the 6th m. of
tiie.2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in Nagano-prefectui e ; e. s. of
Shichir5bei Yoda ; in. Hatsu,
e. d. of Seihatsu Maldno, a
samurai of .the .same pi-efect-

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1248 1

ure. Succeeded his father in
1874. Elected M. H. P. in
191 1, Address: Minamigoten-
mura, Kitasaku-gun, Naga-
no-ken.

Yoda, Shokei C1S EB 1 ^),
MaJOT - General, on the re-
serve list since December
191,2; b. 1863. in Kumamo-
to. Sub-Lieutenant, Dec. 1 8-
83 ; Lieutenant, Apr. 1 887 ;
Captain, July 1894; Major,
Oct. 1899 ; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Mar. 1904 ; Colonel,
Dec. 1906 ; Major-General,
1910. Decorations : 3rd Or-
der of the Rising Sun, 4tli
Order of the Saci-ed Trea-
sure, 3rd Glass of the Gol-
den Kite. Was Commander
of the 36th Infantry Brigade
tintil 1912.

Yoda, Tsunesaburo (X ffl if
SIP), Sake-brewer; ^.~ the 1 2th
in. of the 4th y. of Kokwa
(1847) in Osaka; e.s. of the
late Kahei Yoda ; a widovver.
Succeeded his father in 1859.
Address: No. 42, ichome,
Saiwaicho, Nishiku, Osaka.
Tel.: 912 Nishi.

Yogo, Asataro C^ S 15 ic IP) ,
Stock-broker ; b. the I2th m.
of the 1st y. of Bunkyu (18-
61) in Aichi-prefecture ; e^ s.
of TajQro Yogo ; adopted by
the late Yo Yogo in 18-
95 ; m. Mitsuji, y. s. to Hi-
sahiko Hirose, an Aichi sa^
mitrai. Address : No. 4, 4

chome, Sakaemachi, NakakUj
Nagoya. Tel.: 150.

YOgura, Kihei (M t" W- ¥),
Colonel of Infantry, Com. of
the despaclied Army in North
China; h. 1867 in Kago-
shima. Sub-Lieutenant, July
1888; Lieutenant, Nov, 1892;
Captain, Nov. 1895; Major,
Feb, 1902; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, Mar. 1905; Colonel, Nov.
1907. Decorations : 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure, 3rd
Oi'der of the Rising Sun,
3rd Class of the Golden Kite.
Addr£.ss : Tientsliiii, China.

Yogura, TSryu CH- M M Ff ),
Dr. of Veterinary Medicine-
(New York College of Ve-
terinary Science), President
of the Azabii Jui Gakko (A-
zabu School of Veterinary
Medicine); b. the gtli ;«. of
the 1st jy. of Bunkyu (1861)
in Kagoshima ; e. s. of Mori-
ndo Yogura, a samurai) m.
vSaku, y. s. to Muneo Kuma-
kavva of Tokyo. Edtic. :
graduated first from the Ve-
terinary Course of' the for-
mer Komaba Agricultural
School (1882) and then from
the New York College of
Veterinary Science, ,- 1884.
On his return was successi-
vely appointed Prof of the
Komaba Agricultural School,
the Tokyo Agricultural and
Dendrologicai School and of
the College of Agriculture

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Yok

in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. ;
in 1890 inaugurated the A-
zabu School of Veterinary
Medicine, becoming president
of it; has several times been
appointed Juror arid Coun-
cillor to the Industrial Ex-
hibition and Member of the
Committee for the Prevention
of Cattle-disease (rindei'pest).
Address: No. 452, Shiroka-
nesanlcocho, Shibaku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 1694 Shiba.

Yokobori, Jisaburo CSMfi&H
S15), Kogakuhaktcshi (Dr. of
Engineering), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Science and Engineer-
ing in the Kyoto Imp. Univ.
(chair-Metallurgy); b._ Mar.
the 4th y. of Meiji (1871) in
Chiba-ken ; 2nd J. of Gen-
ichiro Yokobori ; m. Tsuna,
e. d. of Wataru Watanabe of
Tokyo. Educ: graduated from
the College of Engineering
in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1 894 ; further studied in Ger-
many, 1897 — 1899. Entered
the Mitsubishi firm- as Engi-
neer to its Takashima Col-
liery ; Assistant-Prof of his
ahna mater, 1 896 ; full Prof
of the same, 1899; Kogaku-
hakushi, 1901. Address: O-
kazakicho, Kamikyoku, Kyo-
to.

Yokobori, Tatsuo (S M 11 %\

Chief Physician of the Oph-
tiialmic Dep't of the Toya-
ma Red Cross Hospital ; b.

Aug. the 13th y. of Meiji
(1880) in Tochigi-prefecture ;
y. b. to Kanae Tsuchiya ; a-
dopted by Sanshi Vokoljori
in 1907 ; m. Kiku, y. s. to
Meiji Hasegawa of the same
prefecture. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Medicine
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 19-
06. Present post since gradu-
ation. Address : No. 78, I-
narimachi, Toyama-shi, Toya-
ma-ken,

Yokoelii, Cbokan 'M ii fi #)>
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of' the 24th Infantry
Regiment; b. 1869 in Tokyo.
Sub-Lieutenant, July 1889 ;
Lieutenant, Feb. 1894; Cap-
tain, Nov. 1897; Major, Sept.
1902 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Aug. 1905 ; Colonel, Apr..
1909. Decorations: 4th Order
of the Rising Sun, 5th Order
of the Sacred Treasure, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: The 24th Infantiy
Regiment, Fukuoka, Fukuo-
ka-ken.

Yokoehi, Ishitaro (^ ^ S i:
fi|5J), Dir. of the Yamaguchi
Higher Commercial School ;
b. the 1st m, of the ist y.
of Man-en (i860) in Kanaza- ;
wa, province of Kaga ; e. s:
of the late Daijiiro Yokoehi ;
m. Teru, 2nd d. of Gyoei Na-
gaoka, a judge, ^l^?^^..- stud-
ied at the Tokyo English '

Y6K

I 1250 j

Language School, 1877; grad-
uated from the College of
Science in the Tokyo Univ.,
1884. Teacher to the Ko-
be Normal School, 1884; to
the Kyoto Middle School,
1885; Prof, of the Kagoshi-
ma Higher Middle School,
1887; Principal of the Fu-
kushima Middle School, 18-
93 ; of the Matsuyama Mid-
dle School, 1 896 ; Prof of
the Yamaguchi High School.
1900 ; present post since 19-
ir, , Recreations : collector
of old books and historical
relics. Address : No. 188, Ki-.
macH, Yamaguchi - machi,
Yamaguchi-ken. Tel.: 161.
Club: Tokyo Chemical Insti-
tute.

Yokogawa, Tamisuke (M. M
Si-W, Architect, Proprietor
of the Yokogawa Building
Co.; ^. the 9th m. of the
1st _y. of Ganji (1864) in
Hyogo-prefecture ; 4th s. of
Shuto Yokogawa ; ;«. Sliizue,
younger sister of Ichiro Ta-
nahashi of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1890. Addresi :
No. 43, Takanawa-Minami-
machi, Shiba, Tokyo. Tel. :
1258 Shiba.

Yokoi, Bennosuke Ctl^p;t
|iJ)> President of the San-in-
do Industrial Co., Ltd., ex-
Mahag. Director of the ITiro-

shirtia-ken Agricultural and
Industrial Bank ; i>. the 2nd
?«. of the 1st J. of Bunkyii
(1861) in Shimane-ken ; 6th
s. of Rpkuroemon . Yokoi ;
adopted by Tatsusaburo Yor^
koi ; m. Tadzu, aunt of To-
shizo Hashimoto of Shima-
ne-ken. Address : Hokichi-
mura, Yatsuka-gun, Shimane-
ken.

Yokoi, Jitsuro (IS ^ K W),
Engineer to the Railway Con-
trol Bureau of the Chosen
Government ; l>. Nov. the 2nd
f. of Meiji (1869) in Toku-
shima-prefecture ; e. s. of the
late Ryozo Yokoi, a sainurai;
m. Tsugi, e. d. of Tatsu Naka-
nishi, a samnrai of Kanaga-
wa-prefecture. Educ: gradu-
ated from the College of Engi-
neering of the Tokyo Inlp.
Univ. in 1896. . Now holds
the posts of Chief of the Engi-
neering Works Section as well
as of the Traffic Section. Ad-
dress: Official House, No. 32,
Ryiizan, Chosen.

Yokoi, Shnnzo (^ ^ ^ si),
Surgeoii - Majbi"- General on
the reserve ; b. the i ith m.
of the 5th jj/. of Kayei (18-
52) in Aichi-prefecture ; uncle _
of Tatsumaru Yolioi ; a wid-
ower. Appointed Surgeon-
Captain in 1884 and after
due promotion attained the
rank of Surgeon-Major-Ge-
neral ,in 1904; was in sue-

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Yok

cession President of the Ao-
mori and Nagoya Garrison
Hospitals, Chief of the Medi-
cal Dep't of the 3rd Army
Division; took part both in
tlie Japan - China and the
Russo-Japanese wai-s and was
decorated with 2nd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite;
placed on the reserve list in
1907. Address: Anjo-mura,
Hekikai-gun, Aichi-ken.

Yokoi, Taro (M 9r ^ Ml?),
Managing Director of the
Japan Safety Oil Co, ; b. Feb.
the 1 6th y. of Meiji (1883)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of Shichibei
Yokoi ; m. Hisa, e. d. of Ta-
motsu Hiroshima, a Tolcyo
samurai. Address: No. 56,
3 chome.-Dtamachi, Yokoha-
ma.

Yokoi, Taro <m ft % SI?),
Fleet-Surgeon (Surgeon-Com-
mander), Chief Surgeon to
the Kure Naval Barracks ; b.
1867. Lieutenant, Dec. 18-
(^J ; 2nd Commander, May
1902; Commander, Sept. 1906.
Decorations : 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 4th Order
of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 258, Hyakunincho, Dku-
bo-mura, Toyotama-gun, To-
kyo-fu.

Yokoi, Tokio Cit t- ^ m\
ex-Member of the House of
Representatives, author ; b.

the loth m. of the 4th y. of
Ansei (1857) in Kumamoto :
e. s. of the late famous pat-
riot Shonan Yokoi; m. Toyo,
5th d. of Yoshitonii Yanase
of Ehime -prefecture. Educ. :
studied English at Nagasa-
ki while young; graduated
from the Doshisha, Kyoto;
studied Philosophy and His-
tory at Yale Univ., U. S.
A. On returning became
President of the Doshisha ;
resigning the post was ap-
pointed Chief Secretary of the
Dep't of Communications, 18-
99 ; afterwards elected Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives for Okayama-ken.
Publication: Modern history
of Europe. Addre'is i "So. 902,
Sendagaya, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo-fu. Tel: 1171 Baacho.
Yokoi, TokiyosM, (II^^Bf|i),
Ndgakuhakushi(Jioctov of A-
griculture), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Agriculture in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (chair- A-
griculture) ; b. the ist m. of
the 1st jr. of Man-en (i860)
in Kumamoto ; 3rd s. of Kyii-
emon Yokoi, a Kumamoto
samurai; m. Kiyo, 2nd d.
of Taneo Hara of Fukuoka-
ken. "- Edtic. : graduated from
the former Sapporo Agricult-
ural College, 1883; further-
studied in Germany, 1899.
Assistant-Expert to the De-
partment of Commerce and

Yok

L 1252 ]

Agriculture ; Assistant-Prof,
of the College of Agriculture
in the Tokyo ^ Imp. Univ.,
1894; Nogahihakushi, 1899;
Present post since 1 90 1. De-
coration : 4th Order of Merit.
Addresi : No. 12, 6 chome,
Aoyama Minamimachi, Aka-
saka-ka, Tokyo. Tel. : 2740
Shiba.

YokomaSu, Naoyoshi CWMWi.
'&'), Paymaster-Major-General
on the reserve ; i. the 2nd m.
of the 4th J/. ,of Kayei (18-
51) in Gifu-prefecture ; g. s.
of Kiemon Yokomaku, a sa-
murai ol Gifu-prefecture ; m.
Tsune, e. d. of Toyosuke Na-
wa of the same prefecture.
Entered the Imperial army as
Sub, - Lieutenant in 1874;
transferred as Paymaster Sub-
Lieutenant, 1875 ; Paymaster-
Colonel, i903;Paymaster-Ma-
jor-Generel, 1906 ; was suc-
cessively Chief of the 1st Sec-
tion of the Paymasters' Staff
in the Guards Division, in the
1 2th Army Division, and Chief
of the Paymasters' Depart-
ment of the 1st Army Divi-
sion, etc. ; then placed on re-
serve list. Decoration: 3rd Or-
der of Merit. Address ; No. .
36, Kitamomotanimachi, Mi-
namiku, Osaka, v

Yoko-o, Juhei GI M R ^), a
farmer and a large landowner,
one of the highest taxpayers
of Gumma-prefecture ; d. the

1 2th m. of the 3rd y. of Ka-
yei (1850) in Gumma-prefectu-
re; 3rd s. of the late San-e
Yoko-o ; 771. Hatsu, e.. d. of
Teijir5 Tabei of the same pre-
fecture. Address: Takata-mu-
ra, Kitaora-gun, Gumma-ken.
Yoko-o, Katsuemon (MMB'^M
P1)> President of the Awano
Bank, Ltd., and of the Fer-
tilizer Sales Co., Ltd.; b. the
8th m. of the 3rd y. of Ka-
yei (1850) in JLochigi - ken ;
. e. s. of Gihei Otani ; adopted
by Hambei Yoko-o ; in. Ki-
chi, sister of Kihei Yoshino
of Tochigi-ken. Address: A-
wanomachi, Kamitsuga - gun,
Tochigi-ken.

Yokoo, Eonosiike (M'MA-ZW),
JMamager of the Tata Sons
Co., JDir. of the Japan Cotton
Merchant Union ; 6. 16 Sept.
of the ist y. of Meiji (1868)
Hikami-gun, Tanba province ;
m. Kikue, 1891. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Osaka Higlier
Commercial School, 1 899. En-
tered the Japan India Tra-
ding Co. on his graduation ;
aftei-wards transferred to the
Naigai Cotton Co. and he-
came manager;then entered tlip
present finn, Jan. 1912; went
to America and India to ins-
pect ihe condition of com-
merce. Becreaiions : Go game, '
billiard. Address : Ishiga -
Tsuji-machi, Tennoji, Mina-
mi~ku, Osaka. Tel : 45 3 Mi-

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Yok

naml.

Yoko-o, Matsunosuke CIS M *fi
^ fJ). a farmer and a large
landowner, one_of the highest
taxpayers of Oita-prefecture;
(5. June the i8th f. of Meiji
(i88s) in Oita-prefecture ; 3rd
s. of the late Chijeman Yo-
ko-o ; unmarried. Succeeded
his father in 1909. Address^:
Mihana-mura, Hida-gun, O-
ita-ken.

Yokota, Goto (M H 3£ I!5),
Public Procurator of the To-
kyo Court of Appeal, Coun-
cillor to the Dep't of Justice;
/}. Oct. 1869 in Oita-ken;
brother of Kuniomi Yokota,
President of the Court of Cas-
sation ; m. Chiyo, 2nd d. oi
Sadashird Hamano of Oita-
ken. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Law of the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1898.
Probationary Judge, 1898 ;
Judge and then Sectional Chief
of the Tokyo District Court;
1900 — 1906; Councillor to
the Department of Justice and
in addition Public Procurator
of the Tokyo District Court,
1906 ; then present posts. Ad-
dress : No. 8, Esashi-machi,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
2401 Bancho.

Yokota, Hideo QM H Jf ii'),
Hogaktihakushi (Doctor of
Law), Judge 01 the Court of
Cassation; b. Aug. 1862 in
Nagano-ken ; e. s of Kazu-

ma Yokota, a samurai; m.
Hideno, j/j/^rof Seiichiro Shi-
moyama, a samurai of Oka-
yama. Educ: graduated from
the College of Law in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. in 1888.
Appointed Judge in 1890; in
succession was Judge of the
Tokyo District Court, Sec-
tional Chief of the Chiba Dis-
trict Court, Judge of the To-
kyo and the Hakodate Dis-
trict Courts, Sectional Chief
of the Hakodate and the To-
kyo Courts of Appeal ; pre-
sent post since 1901 ; Hoga-
kuhakusJd, 1908 ; sent to Eu-
rope aud America on an of-
ficial iuission, 1909. Decora-
lion : 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 1565, Kotaki, Na-
kanomachi, Toyotama - gun,
Tokyo.

Yokota, Koslii CM H # A),
Druggist, Adviser to the Hyo-
go Electric Railway Co., Ltd.,
Member of the Kobe Cham-
ber of Commerce, and of the
Kobe Municipal Council ; b.
the 7th m. of the 3rd y. of
Ansei (1856) in Hyogo-'ken ;
2nd s. of Kunijiro Yokota ;
m. Kame, e. d. of Isaburo
Kasuya of Hyogo-ken. Ad-
dress : No. 6, i chome, Iku-
.amachi, Kobe. Tel. : 38 Cho.

Yokota, Kuniomi (tlEUaE),
HogakuhakusJd (D(;ctor of
Law), Judge, President of the
Court of Cassation ; b. the 8 th

Yok

[ 1254 ]

VI. of the 3rd y. of Kayei
(1850) in Oita-ken ; e. s. of
the Muneo Yokota, a samu-
rai of the Shimabara clan ;
VI. Tei, e^d. of San-emon Hi-
rose, an Oita samurai. Educ:
mostly private. Became first
an official of Saitama - ken ;
transferred to the Dep't of
Justice, 1 876; afterwards made
Probationary Procurator and
was attached to the Civil Code
Draft Committee ; then ap-
pointed successively Public
Procurator, Junior Secretary
to the Dep't of Justice, Sta-
tistical Commissioner, Senior
Secretar}' to the Dep't of
Justice ; sent to Europe to in-
vestigate the judicial systems
of the various countries, 18-
86 — 1887 ; appointed Pro-
curator of the Tokyo Court
of Appeal, 1887; again sent
to Iturojje on an official mis-
sion, i890-'^i89i; then Coun-
cillor to the Dep't of Justice,
Chief of its Civil and Crimi-
nal Affairs Bureau, Member
of the Law Investigation Com-
mittee, Vice-Minister of Jus-
tice, Chief Procuratar of the
Tokyo Coiu't of Appeal, etc.;
Attome5'-General twice, 18-
98 and 1904; present post
since June 1906. Publications:
many works on Criminal Law
and Criminal Procedure. Re-
creations : philosophy and lit-
erature. Decoration : 2nd Or-

der of Merit. Address : No.
20, 2 chome, Kaguracho, U-
shigome; Tokyo. Tel. : 235
Bancho.

Yokota, Seibei (tl mm 9^ Si),
Director of the Nisshin Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Kyoeki
Warehouse Co., Ltd.; b. the
5 th in. of the 2nd y. of Keio
(1866) in "^ Tokyo ; e. s. of
Shige Yokota ; adopted by
Iku Y'okota ; in. Ito, sister of
Jubei Ouchi of Tokyo. Ad-
dress :' No. 2, I chome, Mo-
tokyiiemoncho, Kandaku, To-
kyo. Tel. : 828 Shitaya.

Yokota, Seijitsu CtS H iS, !K),
President of the 88th Bank,
Ltd., Director of the Ichino-
seki Savings Bank ; b. the
lOth ni. of the 2nd y. of An-
sel (1855) in Lvate-prefecture;
e. s. of Kisaburo Yokota ; m.
Kosue, 3rd d. of Zen-emon
Chiba, a samurai of the same
prefecture. Address : Ichino-
sekimachi, Nishiiwai-gun, I-
wate-ken.

Yokota, Seiaen (M F-EI ^ ¥),
KogakiiJiakiisId (Doctor of

Engineering), Prof of the Col-
lege of Engineering in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (chairs-
naval architecture and dy-
namics). Educ. : graduated
from the College of Engi-
neering in the Tokyo Imp.
University ; further studied
abroad. Address: No. $0^
Sendagi, Komagome, Hongo

[ 1255 ]

Yok

Tokyo.

Yokota, Sennosuke (II f£l ^ 2.
I&), Lawyer, Managing Di-
rector of the Japan Timber
Fxport Co., Ltd. ; b. Aug.
the 3rd y. of Meiji (1870) in
Tochigi-prefecture ; 2nd j, of
Ichitaro Yokota ; m. Nui,
younger sister of Takichi Ha-
shimoto of Hiroshima. Ediic:
graduated from the Tokyo
Hogakuin (present Chuo.
Univ.). Passed the Exami-
nation for the Bar and began
practice as lawyer in Tokyo.
Address: No. i, 2chame, I-
chibeicho, Azabuku, Tokyo.
Tel. : 90 Shiba.

Yokota, YosMo (tg B ^ ^),

Director of the Fujimoto Bill
Broker Bank; b. the 7th y,
of Meiji (1874) in Oita-ken;
s. of Maomi Yokota, a sanm-
rai of Oita clan; m. Setsu,
Zushi ; in. Sayoko, d. of T6-
kai Hayashi in 1884. Edtic;

Tokyo Higher Commercial
School. Formerly served as
director of Statistic section of
the defunct Department of
Industry and then chief of
Accountant Department of
the Imperial Railway Boa'd.
Publications : Institution of
book - keeping, Treatise on
goods-account (both in Japa-
nese).- Address: 1060 Shimo-
ochiai, Ochiai - mura, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo- fu. Tel.:
'Zoys Bancho. Cbib. Teikokti-

Tets7(do-kyokwai (Imp. Rail-
way Asso.i Kyushu club,
Tokyo Statistic Asso.

Yokote, Chiyonosuke (M ?■ =P
1^ .i Ift), IgaJmhakushi (Doc-
tor 01 Medicine), Prof, of the
College of Medicine in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. (chair -
Hygiene). Address: No. 230,
I chome, Naitomachi, Yotsu-
ya, Tokyo.

Yokoyama, Hikoroku CIS |li
-^ -X), Colonel of Artillery
suiuo 191 1, Commaiicler of the
6th Heavy Artillery Regi-
ment j h. 1868 in Tokyo.
Sub-Lieutenant, July 1889;
Lieutenant, Nov. 1892 ; Cap-
tain, June 1896 ; Major, June
1903 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
June 1905. Decorations : ^th.
Order of the Rising Sun,
Sth Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure, 4th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address : Sotoha-
clio, Nagasaki-shi.

Yokoyama, Ippei (IS |Ii — ¥),
4th Order of Merit, Ex-Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives, Managing' Direct-
or of the Dai Nippon Whale
Fishery Co., Ltd. ; b. the 5th
m. of the 3rd y. of Bunkyii
(1863) in Ishikawa-prefecture;
2nd i'. of Ryu Yokoyama; a-
doptedbythe late Kosaku Yo-
koyama of Tokyo; m. Minori,
3rd d. of Tamotsu Osatake of
Ishikawa-prefecture. Has been
connected with mining busi-

Yok

[ 1256]

ness for some years; purchased
a large lot of land at Ma-
sampo, Chosen and is now
undertaking its cultivation ;
satin the House of Representa-
tives, 1907. Address: No.
15, Kasumigaokamachi, Yo-
tsuyaku, Tokyox Tel. : 161
Shiba.

Yokoyama, Iwajiro (tSllJ^^
SO, Director of the Ushio
Gold Mine Co., Ltd., and of
the Satsuho Gold Mine Co.,
Ltd. ; b. the 7th m. of the
3rd y. of Keio (1867) in Ka-
goshiina-prefecture ; e., s. of
the late Jiaemon Yokoyama ;
m. Ai, e. sister to Shinnosuke
Sakamoto of the same pre-
fecture. Succeeded his grand-
father Ihei Yokoyama in 18-
82. ^(/i:/r^w .• Yamashitacho,
'Kagoshima-shi.

Yokoyama, Kintaro (fitlJ^±
IP), lawyer, ex-Mem. of the
House of Representatives for
Hiroshima-prefecture ; b. Nov.,
the 1st y. of Meiji (1868) in<
Hiroshima-prefecture ; e. s. of
the late Yohei Yokoyama ;
m. Toyo, .^. d. of Matasabu-
ro Watanabe, Mayor of Hi-
roshim.a. Educ. : graduated
from the Tokyo Hogakuin
(present Chuo Univ., a pri-
vate law institution), 1890.
Appointed Judge of the Form-
osan Court of Justice, of the
Taihoku District Court, and
of the Formosan Court of

Cassation successively ; after-
wards resigned the post and
became lawyer at Hiroshima ;
since 1903 has been in suc-
cession Member and Vice-
President of the Hiroshima
City Council, etc. ; has been
elected Member of the House
of Represeutatives in 1907.
Address : No. 100, Horikawa-
cho, Hiroshima-shi.

Yokoyama, Kyutarb (II Uj !k
'k. W), stock-broker (firm-name
" Sud5 Shoten ") ; b. the 6th
m. of the 3rd y. of Bunkyij
(1863) i" Tokyo ; e. s. of Ki-
chiuemon Yokoyama ; in. Hi-
sa, e. d. of Tomokichi Tsu-
kamoto of Tokyo. Address:
No. 3, Kabuto-cho, Nihon-
bashi-lm, Tokyo. Tel.: 218
Naniwa.

Yokoyama, Kyiitaro (II [Ij ^
is. W), one of the highest tax-
payers of Iwate - prefecture.
President ofthe Sanriku Steam-
ship Co., Ltd.; b. the 10th m.
of the 3rd y. of Ansei (18-
56) in Iwate-prefectiire ; 5 th
s. of Genshichir5 Yokoyama;
m. Moto, 2nd d. of Chobei
Tanaka of Tokyo. Address:
Kamaishimachi, Iwate-ken.

Yokoyama, Ma'sayasu (S Ul
jE ^), Rear- Admiral of Engi-
neering on the reserve ; b.
the lOth m. of the 6th y.
of Ansei (1859) in Tokyo;
2nd s. of the late Zen Yo-
Icoyama, a samurai of Tokyo;

[ 1257

Yok

m. Kino, 2nd d. of Seinoshin
Taniaoki of Tokyo, Educ. :
graduated from the Kaigtin
Heigakuryb (present Naval A-
cademy). 2nd Sub - Lieuten-
ant of Engineering, 1883;
Commander of Engineering,
Dec. 1897 ; Captain of Engi-
neering, Oct. 190 1 ; Rear-
Admiral of Engineering, Aug.
1908 ; took part in the Japan-
Cliina war as Chief Engineer
of the Akitstc ; was engaged
in the i-efloatation work of
sunken ships as Chief Engi-
neer of the Port Arthur Ad-
miralty and also elected mem-
berofthe Committee forthe Re-
gulation of war prizes after the
Russo-Japanese war ; placed
on the reserve list in 1910.
Decorations : 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun, 4th Oi'der
of the Sacred . Ti-easure, 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address : No. 5 7, Kaminegi-
glii-machi, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo.
Yokoyama, Matajiro (tSiliX*
IP). Rigakuhakushi (Doctor of
Science), Prof of the College
of Science in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ. (Chairs-Geology, Palae-
ontology, and Mineralogy) ;
b. the 4th m. of the 1st jr. of
Man-en (i860) in Nagasaki;
2nd J', of Tokusai Yokoyama;
a widower. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Science
in the Tokyo Univ. in 1882;
further studied Palaeontology

in Germany, 1886 — 1889;
Present post since 1889; Ri-
ga he/tahis/ii, 1 89 1. Publica-
tions: Lectures on Astronomy;
Outline of Geology, etc. De-
coration : 3rd Order of Merit.
Address: No. 12, Higashi-
gokencho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
Yokoyama, Miehihide (tiillJl
^)> Director of the Miyaza-
ki-ken Agricultural and Li-
dustrial Bank, Ltd. ; b. the
4th m. of the 6th y. of Ansei
(1859) in Miyazaki-prefecture;
e. s. of the late Michiaki Yo-
koyama, a samurai ; m. Mi-
ya, e. d. of Tsuno 'Akagi, a
samurai of the same prefect-
ure. Succeeded his father in
1889. Address: Kobayashi-

mura, Nishimorogata-gun, Mi-
yazaki-ken.

Yokoyaiaa, Saburo ClffilllHlR),
Commissioner of the Kyoto-
prefecture. Decoration : 4th
Order of Merit, Address: Ofifi-
oi:il Honse, Kyoto.

Yakoyama, Saburoemon (II (ll
HSRz&fSP'D, farmer, one of the
highest taxpayers of Mie-ken,
Director of the Ise Agricul-
ture Co!, Ltd. ; b. Nov. the
6th J. of Meiji (1873) in Mie-
ken ; 2nd s. of Kozaemon
Toyama ; adopted by the late
Saburoemon Yokoyama ; a
widower. Succeeded his a-
dopted father in 1894. Ad-
dress : Kanbe - mura, linan -
gun, Mie-ken.

Yok

[ 1358 ]

Yokoyama, Taikwan (fg m

'k. iS); proper name is Hide-
ma; artist, Japanese painter;
b. August 1868 at Mito pro-
vince of Hidachi. Educ. :
graduated from the Japanese
painting course of the Kyoto
Fine Art Academy. Went to
India to study painting, 1903;
went to Europe and America,
1904; again travelled in China,
1910; is now committee-mem-
ber of the art examination
society. Address: No. 19, 2
chome, Kaya-cho, Ikenohata,
Shitaya - ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
5082 Shitaya.,

Yokoyama, Takaoki CM lii Fl
K), Director of the Kanaza-
wa Electric and Gas Co.,
Ltd., Adviser to the Yoko-
yama Mining Office, Special
Member of the Kanazawa
. Chamber of Commerce ; b.
the 5 th m. of the ist y. of
Kayei (1848) in Ishikawa -pre-
fecture ; 3rd^. s. of the late
Takaaki Yokoyama, chief re-
tainer of the former Daimyo
of Kanazawa clan ; m. Tama,
e. d. of Kisei Nakaya, a
samurai of the same prefect-
ure. Educ. : first studied Ja-
panese and Chinese classics at
Meirindo, a clan school and
then educated at the Osaka
Kdisei Gakko. Since 1868
has been engaged in mining
business, assisting his brother
Takahira Yokoyama; later was

elected Director of the Kana-
zawa Electric and Gas Co.,
Ltd., and a Special Member
of the Kanazawa Chamber of
Commerce. Address : Kami-
kakibatake, Kanazawa-shi, I-
shikawa-ken.

Yokoyama, Takatoshi (limH
f^), Baron, President of the
Kashij Ban]-:, Ltd. ; b. Sept.
the gtYiy. of Meiji (1876) in
Kanazawa, province of Kaga ;
e. s. of the late Baron Taka-
hira Yokoyama, chief retainer
of the feudal lord of Kaga
clan ; in. Sho, e. d. of Tame-
nori Fuwa of the same pro-
vince. Educ. : graduated from,
the Economic Course of the
Senshu Gakko, 1897. Is eng-
aged in mining business beside
holding the post of President
of the Kashij Bank, Ltd. Ad-
dress : Kanazawa, Ishikawa-
ken.

Yokoyama, Toraiehiro C^IfllR
—IP), Marine prpducts dealer.
Member of the House of Re-
presentatives for Nagasaki-
pi'efecture ; b. the 6tii m. of
the 1st y. of Man-en (i860)
in Nagasaki-prefecture ; 2nd
s. of the late YGzaemon Yo-
koyama, a samurai ; in. Mi-
chi, aunt to Count Sumio O-
mura. Educ.: graduated from
the Nagasaki Middle School;
afterwards studied English and
Chinese classics at^ Omura
Gakkan, a private institution

[ 1259 ]

Yok

in his native prefecture. Be-
came Police sergeant of Na-
. gasalci-prefecture ; then estab-
lished the Omura Middle Sch-
ool, becoming its president;
Member and Vice-President
of the Nagasaki Prefectural
Assembly and Mayor of Na-
gasaki, in succession ; has-
thrice sat in the House of
Representatives ; Member of
the Seiyukai (a pro-govern-
ment political party). Ad-
dress :, Omura, Higashi-Ka-
noki-gun, Nagasaki -ken.

Yokozawa, Motoye C&M:^9i),
President of the Hokushin^
Savings Bank, Ltd., ex-Manag-
ing Director of the Shinyo
Warehouse Co., Ltd., Director
of the Hokuan_Bank, Ltd.,
Auditor of the Omachi Com-
mercial Bank; Ltd., and of
the Nagano Agricultui'al and
Industrial Bank ; d. the 1st
m. of the 6th jf. of Kayei
(1853) in Nagano-prefecture ;
e. s. of Motoemon Yokozawa ;
adopted by the late Motoye
Yokozawa ; m. Ai, e. d. of
Seibei Takahashi of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his a-
dopted father in 1882. Ad-
dress : Kitashiro-mura, Kita-
azumi-gun, Nagano-ken.

Yokozawa, Yonetaro (tl if ^
•k 5i). a large landowner, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Yamanashi-ken, Auditor of
the Yamanashi Shimbun Co.,

Ltd., and of the Keiseisha,
Ltd.; d. Mar. the 1st y. of
Meiji (1868) in Yamanashi-
ken ; e. s. of the late Matsu-
bei Yokozawa ; m. Tatsu, 2nd
d. of Shin Oki of Yamana-
shi-ken. Succeeded his father
in iSgy , '^' Address : Nishiao-
jimachi, Kofu, Yamanashi-
ken.

Yoneda, Jo (^fflS), import
and export merchant. Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives for Ishikawa-ken ;
b. the 1st m. of the ist y.
of Gwanji(i864) in Ishikawa-
ken ; e. s. of Yazaemon Yo-
neda ; 1/1. Katsu, 2ncl d. of
Tobei Ishida. Member of the
House of Representatives since
1908. Address: No. 18, 3 cho-
me. Sanjikkenbori, Kyobashi,.
Tokyo. Tel.: 188 Shimbashi.

Yoneda, Minora (^ H K),.
Lawyer, Patent - Agent, 4tb
Order of Merit; b. the 7th
m. of the 3rd y. of Bunkyii
(1863) in Nara-prefecture ; e.
s. of Shimpachi Yoneda ; m.
Kikue, yoanget sister of I-
chitaro Kobashi of Osaka.
Edzic. : studied law. Began
practice as lawyer at Tokyo;
has been once member of the
House of Representatives for
Nara-prefecture, 1904. Ad-
dress : No. 1 3, Nakasaruga-
kucho, Kandaku, Tokyo. Tel.:
3180 Honkyoku.

Yonei, Genjiro C* jff iS ^ B),-

Yon

I 1260 J

Proprietor of Yonei Firm,
President of Meiji Rubber Mfg.
Co., Managing Director of
Kirin Beer Brewery Co., Ltd.,
Directing Partner of Meidi-ya
Partnership Co. ; b. the 9th
m. of the 1st y. of BunkyiJ
(1861)' in Okayama-ken ; 2nd
s. of Nakahei Yonei ; m.
Tsurumatsu, also a native
of Okayama-ken. Educ: gra-
duated from the Keiogijuku
in 1887. After graduation
entered the firm of Meidi ya,
grocer and spirit merchant,
the proprietor of which was
the late Mr. H. Isono, his
relative ; during the time he
was with Meidi-ya inaugurat-
ed, in partnership with Mr.
H. Isono, a separate import
and export business under the
firm name of Isono-Shokwai
dealing in machinery, steel
and iron materials and sundries;
on the death of Mr. Isono
in 1 897 took the management
of the Isono - Shokwai into
his own hands and it is nov/
known as Yonei-sh5ten ; in
the following year started the
Meiji Rubber Mfg. Co. of
which he became president ;
when Meidi-ya was changed
into a partnership in 1903
"vvas elected its representative
member and again when the
partnership was transformed
into a joint-stock firm became
finally its president; purcha-

sed in 1906 the Kirin Beer
Brewery Co., which was then
owned by foreigners, and also
became its president, the
Company now brewing 10-
00,000 koku of beer annual-
ly. Address: No. 18, Ka-
minibancho, Kojimachi, To-
kyo. Tel. : 8324 Bancho.
Club : Nippon club.

Yonekizu, Itsuzo (i^WM^')t
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 15th Regi-
ment of Infantry; b. 1864 in
Aichi-ken. Sub-Lieut., June
1886; Lieut., Nov. 1890;
Lieut, of Infantry in Colonial
Troops, Aug. 1893; Cap-
tain, April 1894; Captain of
Infantry, May 1896; Major,
Oct. 1900; Lieut. Colonel,
March 1907; Colonel, Sept.
1911. Decorations: 5th Or-
der of S. T., 4th Order of
R. S., 4th Order of Golden
Kite. Address: the 15th
Regiment of Infantry, Taka-
saki, Gumma-ken.

Yonemura, Sosen (^I^Stla),
Judge ; Judge of the Court
of Cassation ; b. the 8th m.
of the 1st y. of Ansei (1854)
in Fukui ; e. s. of the late
Ippei Yonemura, a samurai;
a widower. Educ. : graduated
from the former Law School
of the Dep't of Justice in 18-
84. Has been for many years
Judge of the Nagoya Court
of Appeal ; then present posf.

L 1261 ]

Yon

Decoration: 4th Order of Merit.
Address: No. 53, Takanawa-
minami-machi, Shiba, Tokyo,

Yonetani, Hampei (Jk'^'¥-T),
4th Order of Merit, ex-Mem-
ber of the House »of Peers,
one of the highest taxpayers
of Ishilcawa-prefecture, Pre-
sident of the Yonetani Bank,
Unltd., Director of tlie Ishi-
kawa - ken Agricultural and
Industrial Bank, Ltd., and of
the Hokuriku Business De-
velopment Co., Ltd. ; b. the
1 2th 7H. of the 4th y. of Ka-
yei (1851) in Ishikawa - pre-
fecture ; younger brother to
the late Hampei Yonetani ;
in. Hareka , elder sister to Y6
Watanabe, an Ishikawa sa-
murai. Elected Member of the
House of Peers representing
the highest taxpayers of Ishi-
kawa - prefectui'e, 1904; re-
commended as Special Mem-
ber of the Japan Red Cross
Society and Avas decorated
with its medal for merit ; con-
tributed a large sum of money
to the Japan Volunteer Fleet
Construction Fund and was
awai'ded a certificate of me-
rit for it. Address : Atakama-
chi, Nomi-gun, Ishikawa-ken.

Yoneyama, Einosuke C^|li:fiJ
icW), Representative Member
ofthe Kanayama Bank, Unltd.,
Member ofthe Tokyo Cham-
ber of Commerce ; b. the 7th
m. of the 1st y. of Man - en

(i860) in Nagano-prefecture;
e. s. of the late Ilan-uemon
Yoneyama ; m. . Chiyo, e. d.
of Shuhei Takahashi of the
same prefecture. Has been for
many years Manager of the
Imamura Bank, to the esta-
blishment of which he has
rendered valuable service as-
sisting its President the late
Mr. Seinosuke Imamura, his
cousin; afterwards inaugurated
the Sunamura Fish Incubation
Co., becoming one of its Di-
rectors ; is now Representative
Member of the Kanagawa
Bank. Address :Yko. i, i cho-
me, Echizemborimachi, Kyo-
bashiku, Tokyo. Tel. : 294
Kyobashi.

Yoneyama, XJmekicM C* (Ij #
a), Managing Director of the
Mitsui Bank, Ltd.; b. Feb.
the 2nd y. of Meiji (1869) in
Tokyo ; 3rd s. of the late Ta-
kezo Wada, a samurai; a-
dopted by Tozaburo Yone-
yama of Shidzuoka-prefecture;
m. Haru, 2nd d. of his adopted
father. ~ Educ.: studied in the
United States, Returning to
Japan in 1895 was taken into
the service ofthe Mitsui Bank;
in 189S was sent to Europe,
in company with Mr. Ikeda,
the then Managing Director
of the Bank ; on his return
was appointed Manager of its
Yokohama branch, being aft-
erwards transferred as Mana-

Yoji

[ 1262 ]

ger of the Osaka branch ; in
1909 when the Mitsui -Bank
was feorganized into a joint-
stock-company was elected to
his present post. Address :
Il^fo, 63, 6 chome, Aoyama-
Minami-choj Akasaka-ku, To-
kyo. Tel. .-315 Shiba.

Yonezawa, Kichijiro C;^ ff S
^ Si5), Soy-brewer, dealer in
fertilizers, rice, etc., President
of the 5 6th Bank ; b. the 6th
7n. of the Sthj//. of Ansei (18-
58) in the province of Hari-
ma ; 2nd s. of Choe Yoneza-
wa ; in. Ryo, e. d. of Seizo
Hamano. Educ: studied Chin-
ese classicsC under Ryiitaro
Miyazaki and Kimpei Tsuda,
the clan scholars. Dii-ector of
the 56th Bank, 1878 — 1902;
present post since 1902 ; ren-
dered service to the organiza-
tion of the Hankaku Railway
Co. in 1896 and was Director
and Auditor in turn till 19-
■07 ; also Director and Auditor
of the Japan Commercial
Bank, the Japan Woollen Tex-
tile Co., the Suma Milk Co.,
the Leather Mfg. Co., and of
the Minato -river Improvement
Co. Recreations: chir.ography,'
painting, curios, reading. Ad-
dress; No.' 61, Zaimokucho,
Akashi - machi, Hyogo - ken.
Tel.: 35.

Yonezawa, MonzalburS (^ W-
^ H W), farmer, one of the
highest taxpayers of Toyama-

prefecture, ex- Member of the
House of Representatives ; b.
the 3rd /«yof the 4th y. of
Ansei (1857) in Toyama-pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Yoshiro
Yonezawa ; m. Torao, .4th d.
of Tsuneo Takashima of the
same prefecture. Ediic: studied
Chinese classics under Goyo
Okada, a famous Toyamaclan
scholar. Member of the To-
yama Prefectural Assembly,
1885; then its President; twice
elected Member of the House
of Representatives in 1903
and 1904 ; has been for many
years President of the Niu-
zen Bank, Ltd.', and of the
Hoktcrikuseilio (political ne^vs-
paper office) ; has been de-
corated with the 4th Order
of Merit. Address : Niuzen
machi, Shimoniikawa - gun,
Toyama-ken.

Yonezav/a, Yosaji C:Jfe vf ^ H
?^), a large landowner, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Toyama-prefecture, President
of the Tomari Bank, Ltd., the
Niuzen Bank, Ltd., and of the
Niiazen Warehou.se Co., Ltd.
Director of the Ikuchi, Bank,
Ltd., Auditor of the Toyama
Model Textile Factory ; b.
Feb. the .5th y. of Meiji (18-
73) in Toyama - prefecture ;
adopted s. of the late Mino-
ru Yonezawa ; m. Hatsune,
3rd .d. of his adopted father.
Address : Niuzenmachi, Shi-

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iTioniikawa-gun, Toyama-ken.

Yoshida, Aritoshi (.fj H ^ Ap),
Manager of. the 'Japan Ship-
owners' Association, Chief of
the Osaka Ship Inspection
Office of the Japan Marine
Affairs Society, etc. ; 6. the
7th 7n. of the 4th f. of Ka-
yei (185 1 ) in the province of
Kii; e. s. of Gihei Yoshida,
a saviurai ; in. Nanii, 2nd d.
of Minematsii Kondo of Shi-
zuoka-ken. Educ. : graduated
from the Mercantile Marine
School. Made a voyage to
England, 1877— 1878 ; Presi-
dent of the Osaka Mercantile
Marine School, 1879; Captain
and chief mate of various
steamships and sailing - ves-
sels, 188 1 — 1 887 ; afterwards
was successively Mercantile
Marine Inspector, Director of
the Marine .^Affairs Bureau,
and then Expert of the Com-
munications' Dep't; resigned
his official post and accepted
the present situation. Deco-
ration: 5th Order of Merit.
Address: No. 9, 7 chome, Na-
kanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka.
Tel.: 293 Nishi.

Yoshida, Chokei (§ B S lie),
lawyer, Standing Dir. of the
Kobe Marine Transportation
Fire Ins. Co., Ltd.; 6. the i st m.
of the 2nd y. of Keio (i 866) in
Osaka ; 2nd s. of late Shin-
"•goemon Yoshida, a samurai;
%i. Chika, y. s. to Harunosu-

ke Shindo of Kyoto. Succe-
eded his brother Chosho Yo-
shida in 1 89 1 . Address : No.
128, 2 chome, Kyomachi-bori-
dori, Nishiku, Osaka. Tel. :
255 Nishi.

Yoshida, CliuenioiiCSffl,^,*^
P'3), pawn-broker, President of
the 36th Bank, Ltd., Manag-
ing Director of the Hachioji
Savings Bank, Ltd., Member
of the Hachioji Chamber of
Commerce; h. the 1st m. of
the 3rd y. of Kayei (1850) in
Tokyo-fu ; brother of Heishi-
chi Yamagawa ; adopted by
Kodo Yoshida ; ' a widower.
Address : Yokoyama, Flachi-
ojimachi, Minamitama - gun,
Tokyo-fu.

Yoshida, Kenzo (T^ tn P H),
Surgeon-Captain of the Navy
(retired). President of the Yo-
shida Hospital (Osaka) ; b.
the 4th m. of the ist y. oi
Kayei (1848) in Fliroshima-
ken ; 3rd s. of Tou Yoshida;
m. Kei, 2nd d. of Sakae Sai-
to of Tokyo. Educ. : studied
medicine at Osaka and Kyo-
to while young; further studied
hygiene in England, 1872 —
1878. Surgeon-2nd-Comman-
der, 1878 and after gradual
promotion attained the rank
of Surgeoii - Captain ; Presi-
dent of the Osaka-fu Hospi-
tal and the Osaka Medical
School, 1881 ; established the
Yoshida Hospital in 1890,

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becoming its President ; twice
elected Member of the House
of Representatives in 1902
and 1903. Address : No. 118,
2 chome, Imabashi, Higashi-
ku, Osaka. Tel.: 2635 Higa-
shi.

YosMda, Heitaro CgfB Midi's;,
Major-General since 1911,
Commander of the 2n(l Bri-
gade of Cavalry, Attache to
the Military Technical Com-
mittee ; b. 1869 in Dita-ken.
Sub - Lieutenant, July 1888;
Lieutenant, Nov. 1891 ; Cap-
tain, Nov. 1 894 ; Major, Dec.
1899 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Nov. 1903 ; Colonel, Apr. 19-
05. Decorations : 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure ; 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun ; 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : ■ I'gudanuma - machi ,
Chiba-gun, Chiba-ken.

Yo'shida, Hikorokuro ifj&M'f^
Wd, Rigakuhakushi (Doctor
of Science), Prof of the Col-
lege of Science and Engine-
ering in the Kyoto Imp. Univ.
(Chair-Chemistry); b. the 1st
m. of the 6th J. of Ansei (18-
59) in Hiroshima ; 4th s. of
Toyotatsu Yoshida, a. samu-
rai ; m. Kiku, e. d. of KyQ-
bei Mizumachi of Tokyo.
Ednc. : graduated from the
College of Science in the To-
kyo Univ. in 1 880 ; studied
Chemistry in Germany, 1900.
Assistant - Prof, of his alma

mater, 1 886 ; RigakuJiakushi,
1891 ; Prof of the Peers' Sch-
ool and of the Third High
School in succession ; pre-
sent post since 1900. Decora-
tion : 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : Kita-iru, Seiwain, Tc-
ra-maclii-dori, Kamikyo-ku,
Kyoto.

Toshida, Homei (=«f (g ^ gg),

Sculptor, Juror of the Tokyo
Industrial Exhibition, the Ja-
panFine Arts Exhibition and
of the Tokyo Sculptor's Soc;
b. the 8th jr. of Meiji(i87S) in
Tokyo; s. of JiJikichi Yoshida.
Educ: studied Chinese clas-
sics at a private school. Has
been awarded many prizes
and diplomas at the vari-
ous exhibitions both domestic
and foreign for his works ex-
hibited there; had once the
honour of engraving the figure
of cat in the presence of Her
Majesty the Empress (now
Empress Dowager). Address:
Matsuzaka-cho, Honjo, Tokyo.
Yoshida, Jun-icii CSEEIjf— ),,
.Deputy Mayor of Yokoha-
ma, 6th Order of Merit ; b.
the 9th m. of the ist y. of
Man-en (i860) in Hyogo-
prefecture ; y. b. to Junnen
Yagawa ; adopted by Ham-
mo Yoshida ; m. Asa, y. s.
to Nobutard Iwasaki of Ka-
nagawa-prefecture. Address :
No. 467, Aokicho, Yokoha-
ma. Tel. : 135.

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Yoshida, Jun-ichi C^ifflSl— ),
Manager of the Imperial
Treasuiy (now in charge
of its Acting President) ; b.
the 3rd 111. of the 2nd y. of
Koka (184s), in Ishikawa-
ken ; e. s. of Jiro Yoshida ;
in. Masu, sister of Bunzo
Aoki, a Saga samurai. Ad-
dress : No. 30, Shimoniban-
cho, K6jimachi-ku, Tokyo,
Tel. : 1 501 Bancho.

Yoshida, Jusaburo Ci'ifflBH
BI5), Director and Manager of
the Hakata Doi Bank, T^td.,
ex-Dir. of the Hakata Eleot-
ric Light Co., Ltd. ; /?. the
5th m. of the 2nd f. of
Bunkyu (1862) in Fukushi-
ma-prefecture ; 2nd s. of Is-
saku Yoshida ; 7H. Kimiyo,
motlier of Juyo Hirai, a sa-
murai of Ful<:uoka-prefecture.
Address : Nakadoizumi, Fu-
kuoka-shi, Fukuoka-ken.

Yoshida, KasuKe CaiUMW,
paper merchant (firm name
" Kashimaya ") ; 3. Apr. the
23rd J', of Meiji (1890) in
Tokyo ; 2nd s. of Kahei Yo-
shida ; unmarried. Succeed-
ed his father in 1909. Ad-
dress : No. 4, 2 chome, Mo-
tosukiyacho, Kyobashi - ku,
Tokyo. 7 el. : 697 ' Shimba-
shi. 5

Yoshida, Ki-ichiro ("«©#—
115), Director of the Kobe
Pier Co., Ltd.; l>. the 1st m.
of the 1st y. of Gwanji (18-

64) in Hyogo-prefecture ; e.
s. of Fiji Yoshida ; m. Ma-
ki, 7iiece to Tokubci Koiido
of O.saka. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1882. Address: No.
259, 7 chome, Shimoyamate-
dori, Kohe. Tel: 533.

Yoshida, Kinji (.fi ffl li W,
President of the Tokai Fish-
ing Co., Ltd., managing Dir.
of the Awa Bank, Ltd., Dir.
of tlie Chiba-ken Agri. and
Industrial Bank, Ltd. ; 6. the
2nd m. of the 3rd jr. of Ka-
yei (1850) in Chiba-ken ; e.
s. of Goroku Yoshida ; a wid-
ower. Was formerly a head-
man of several counties in
Chiba-ken ; resigning office
entered business in 1895. Ad-
dress.- Hojonxachi, Awa-gun,
Chiba-ken.

Yoshida, Korekiyo CiS Eg Itvt),
ex-May. of the citj' of Kurume;
l>. the 6th m. of the i st j. of
Ansei ( 1854) in Fulcuoka-ken ;
e. s. of Kosaburo Yoshida, a
samurai ; m. No, 2nd d. of
Shigetaro Nakamui-a, a sa-
murai. Address : Shojimacho,

Kurume-shi, Fukuoka-ken.

Yoshida, Kosaku CS H ^ fl-0,
pawn-broker (firm name " Sa-
noya "), Managing Director
of the Teikoku Commercial
Bank, Ltd., Director of the
Japan Cement Co., Ltd., the
41st Bank, Ltd., the Japan
Lamp Lighting Co., Ltd., the

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Auditor of the Keio Electric
Railway Co., Ltd., Dir. of the
Kinugawa Water Power Ele-
ctric Co., Ltd., Airditor of
the Bansei Bank, Ltd., the
Central Sugar Mfg. Co. ; h.
the 7th in. of the 2nd y. of
Ansel (1855) in Tokyo"; e. s. ^
of Masubei Yoshida ; m. Ka-
me, e. d. of Tan-ichiro Yo-
shida of Tochigi - ken. Ad-
dress: No. II, Dobocho, Kan-
da, Tokyo. Tel.: 1297 Shi-
taya.

Yoshida, Kumaji (^ H ja

^)) Btmgakuhakushi (Dr. of
Literature), Prof in the To-
kyo Female Higher Normal
School and in the College of
Literature of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.; b. the 2nd -m. of the
7th y. of Meiji (1874) in Ya-
magata-ken; s. of Eijiro Yo-
shida ; m. Yuki- ko, Inoue,
1903. Educ: graduated from
the College of Literature of
the Tokyo Imp. Univ.; fur-
■ ther studied in Europe and
America, 1905-1908. Piib-
lications: " Systematic Sci-
ence of Education," " Edu-
cational Ethics," " On Train-
ing," "Progress of the ex-
perimental education," etc.
Recreations : reading and
walking. Address: No. no,
Hakusangoten - cho, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo.

Yoshida, Kyuhei CS H ^ ^),
farmer, one of the highest tax-

payers of Niigata-ken ; b. the
4th m. of the 2nd y. of An-
sei (1857) in Niigata-ken; e.
s. of the late. Kyuhei Yoshi-
da ; m. Kisono, Sth d. of Sa-
burojiro Tamaki of Niigata.
A large landowner. Address:
Goizumimachi.'jJSTakakambara-
gun, Niigata-ken.

Yoshida, Kyiitaro (S H ;^ i:
Si5), Director and Manager of
the Saga io6th Bank, Ltd. ;
b. the^ 5th m. of the 3rd y.
of Keio (1867) in Saga-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of late Giheida
Yoshida, a samurai of Saga-
prefecture ; m. Tsumo, y. s.
to Seiichiro Nishiinura, also
a Saga sanmrai. Succeeded
his father in 1 894. Address :
Matsubaracho, Saga-shi, Sa-
ga-ken.

Yoshida, Magoiehiro C§ffli^
—W), Director of the Yana-
gawa Bank, Ltd.; b. the 3rd
in. of the 14th y. of Tempo
( 1 843) in Fukuoka-prefecture;
e. s. of late Kan-en Yoshida,
a samurai of Fukuoka-pre-
fecture; a Vv-idower. Succeed-
ed his father in 1869. Ad-
dress : Jonai-mura, Sammon-
gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Yoshida, Mohei (S W |g ^),
Proprietor of Matsuto Yoshi-
da Bank, Director of the
Hoyijsha, Ltd.; b. the ist in.
of the 2nd y. of Keio (1866)
in Ishikawa-ken ; e.s. of Ha-
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ower. Succeeded, his father
in 1899. Address: Yamaji-
ma-mura, Ishikawa-gun, Ishi-
kawa-ken.

Yoshida, Rokuzai CltEElll'ife),
President of the Aichi Rn- ,
siness Bank, Ltd., Chief Di-
rector of the Nagoya Eico
Exchange, Ltd., Auditor of
the Bisan Savings Bank*
Ltd. ; b. 9th m. of the 9th
y. of Tempo (1838) in Ai-
chi-ken ; e. s. oi Yahei Yo-
shida, a samurai; in. Shizu,
e. d. of Koisaburo Nishika-
wa of Aichi-lcen. Succeeded
his father in 1858. Address:
Minami-takehira-machi, Na-
ka-kii, Nagoya. Tel. : 143.

Yoshida, Ryojiro'C#fflKySI|5),
Sth Order of Merit, Mayor
of Niigata ; i. the loth m.
of the 2nd J/, of Ansei (i8-
55) in Tokyo ;. 2nd s. of Ko-
ji Yoshida ; ;«. Kin, f. s. to
Kanelciclii Kamejima of To-
kyo. Succeeded his father in
1872. Address: The City
Office, Niigata.

Yoshida, Saburoemon (SHH
liJ^^PI), marine products dea-
ler, shipping agent, Pres.
of Shohei Bank, ' Ltd ; b.
the 7th m. of the ist y.
of Gwanji (1864) in Hokkai-
do ; e. s. of Zen-emon Yoshi-
da. Contributed a large sum
of money td the waV fund
both at the time of Japan-
China and the Russo-Japan-

ese wars and was decorated
with 3rd Order of Merit. Ad-
dress : No. 49, Ichibancho,
Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel.: 311
Bancho.

Yoshida, Sajiro (SH*^II5),
Expart to Tolcushima-prefect-
ure, President of tlie Toku-
sliima-l<:en Technological Sch-
ool. Address: Maekawa-cho,
Tokushinia-shi.

Yoshida, Saknya (i*f IS f^ 31),
Envoy Extraordinary f.nd Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary to Siam;
b. May 1859 "1 the province
of Higo. Appointed Chancel-
lor to the Legation at Vien-
na, Mar. 1885 ; promoted At-
tache, Mar. 1886; transferred
to the Hague, i888andthento
St. Petersburg, 1889 ; appoint-
ed Private Secretary to the
Minister for Education, May
1893 ; Councillor to the Dep't
of Education and Prof of the
former 3rd Higher Middle
School as additional posts,
Nov. 1893 ; again entered the
diplomatic service and appoint-
ed 2nd class Secretary to the
Legation at Vienna, Apr. 1 8-
98 ; transferred to the Hague,
1900; again to Vienna, 19-
01 ; promoted to the present
post in June 1908. Address:
Japanese Legation, Bangkok.

Yoshida, Seichi CS H f? gc),
Prof of the Tokyo Fligher
Normal School (Chair- Ethics).
Address : No. 70, Hayashi-
cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.

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Yoshida, Seifu (* ffl fg S,).
Naval Captain, chief of the
staff of the 2nd squadron;
b. 1873. Ednc: Naval
Academy. Commander, Sept.
ipoo; second-captain. Sept.
1^5; Captain, Dec. 191 1.
Was Commander of' the
Shikishima (battleship), Oto-
wa{cxvi\s>tx)\ present post since
Dec. 191 2. Decorations: 4th
Order of R. S., 4th Order
of S. T., 4th Class of G. K.
Address: No. 13 Akebono-
cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo.

YosMda, Seiichi Cg H ft —'),
Lieutenant - General on the
reserve ; h. the ist in. of the
2nd jr. of Kayei (1849) in Ka-
goshirna-prefecture ; e. s. of
Kiyotake Yoshida, a samurai;
a wido.wer. Entered the Im-
perial army as Lieutenant 01
Infantry in 1S71 and after
due promotion attained the
rank of Lieutenant-General in
1907 when he was placed on
the reserve list ; took part in
the Japan-China war as Com-
mander of the 24th Infantry
Regiment and in the Russo-
Japanese war as Commander
of the 13th Infantry Brigade.
Decorations : 2nd Order of the
Rising Sun, 3rd Class of the
Golden Kite. 'Address : No.
55, Shimidzu - cho,. Kagoshi-
ma.

Yoshida, Senkuro ( j^' H 1=- A
115), Director of the yokkaichi

Bank, Ltd ; b. the Sth m. of
the 1st y. of Ansei (1854) in
Mie-prefecture ; 2nd s. of Su-
keji Yamaguchi ; adopted by
late Senkuro Yoshida in 18-
■ ']'] ; in. Isa, 2nd d. of Shim-
bei Takekawa of the same
prefecture. Address: Kura-
niachi, Yokkaichi, Mie-ken.

Yoshida, Takeji CS IB ^ ^),
Expert to the Knmamoto-
jirefccture. Address: Shinya-
shiki, Kumamoto-shi, Kunia-
mofco-keu.

Yoshida, Tanjibei (."S^^^^
ftj), President of the Hihode
Bank, Ltd. ; b. Apr. the nth
/. of Meiji (1878) in Tokyo;
e. s. of the late Tanjibei Yo-
shida ; m. Izu, -e. d. of Sosa-
ku Yokogawa of Saitama-ken.
Succeeded his father in 18-
88. Address: No. 24, i clio-
me, Odenma- oho, Nihonba-
shi, Tokyo. Tel: 11.57 Bancho.

Yoshida, Tanzaemon Qfl m fi
1x. 'M n), pawn -broker. Auditor
of the Tokai Bank, Ltd. ; b.
Feb. the 4th y. of Meiji (18-
71) in Tokyo ; grandson of
Tomoyo-shi Yoshida ; m. Yo,
2 lid d. of Tanjiro Yoshida of
Tokyo. Address .-No. 49, Ku-
lumazaka-machi, Shitaya-ku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 632 Shitaya.

Yoshida, TeiioM (.fs m M. -),
Vice- Admiral of luigineering
on the reserve.; b. the 8th m.
of the 5th :>». oif Kayei (1852)
at Hikone in the province of

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Oiiii ; c. s. of Chojiro Yoshi-
da, a saiHtirai of the former
Hikone clan ; ni. Pumi, y. s.
to Eiichi Takeda, a samurai
of Shidzuoka. EdiLc: graduat-
ed from the Kaigun Heiga-
kmyo (present Naval Acade-
my), 1875. Appointed 2nd
Sub-Lieutenant of Engineer-
ing, 1877 and after due pro-
motion attained the rank of
Vice- Admiral of Engineering
in 1907 when he was placed
on the reserve list ; was dur-
ing the interval successively
Chief Engineer of the Chiyo-
da, Itsiikushimd and Tsukti-
ba, Membei of the Naval Con-
struction Council, Instructor
at the Naval Engineering Sch-
ool and the Naval College,
Chief Engineer to the Stand-
ing Squadron and to the Sa-
sebo Admiralty, etc. Decora-
tion : 2nd Order of Merit.
Address : 1^0. 11, Zaimoku-
cho. Azabuku, Tokyo.

Yoshida, Teijun CS B ^ ip),
Inspector-General of Fleets
and Hospitals on the reserve;
d. the 9th ;«. of the 4th y.
of Kayei (185 1) in Fukui-
prefecture ; e. s. of Teian Yo-
shida, a samurai of the former
Fukui-clan ; m. Sho, 2nd d.
of Bun Owaki, a samurai of
Nagano prefecture. Edtic. :
graduated from the Medical
Dep't of the Tokyo Daigaku
(present Tokyo Imp. Univ.),

1876. Appointed Surgeon-
2nd Commander in 1 886 e nd
after due promotion attained
the rank of Inspector-Gener-
al of Fleets and Hospitals
in 1 90 1 when he was placed
on the reserve list ; was suc-
cessively Chief Surgeon to
the Naval Barracks of the
Kure Admiralty, President of
the Sasebo Admiralty Hos-
pital, Chief Surgeon to the
Yokosuka Admiralty, and to
the Standing Squadron, Chief
of the Medical Dep't of the
Kure Admiralty, Principal of
the Naval School of Medicine,
Chief of the ist Section of
the Medical Bureau in the
Naval Dep't, and of the Med-
ical Dep't of the Sasebo aiid
Kure Admiralties, President
of the Kure Naval Hospital.
Decorations : 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun and the 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: Nakayokocho, Do-
tenagamachi, Akita-shi, Aki-
ta-ken.

Yoshida, Togo CS H M ffi),
Bungakuhahishi, Lecturer of
History at Waseda Univ.; b.
the 4th m. of the ist y. oi
Gwanji (1864) in Niigata-
prefecture ; 3rd s. of Kishichi
Hatano ; adopted by Kojirc
Yoshida; m. Katsumi. Educ.
privately. Once was writei
to the Yamiuri Shimbun, a
daily Tokyo paper ; is ar

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acKiiov/ledged authority or
Jajjanese history. 'Publication:
Japaiie.se history compiled in
contrary order. Address: No.
74, Yamazato; 3 clunne, Ya~
rai-cho, Ushigpme-ku, Tokyo,

Yoshida, Tomokichi (S H Ji
a), Chief Engineer of the
Sudzuki Iron Works ; b. the
4th ;«. of the 1st y. of An-
sei (1854) in Ishikawa-prefect-
ure ; 3rd s. of Seihei Yoshi-
da, a samurai ; m. Ko, e. d.
oi Gen-ichi Endo, a Tokyo
samurai. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Engineer-
ing in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1 88 1. Chief Engineer to the
Kanegafuchi Spinning Co.,
Ltd.; then present post. Ad-
dress: No. 114, Terashima-
mura, Minamikatsushika-gun,
Tokyo-fu. Tel. ; 1476 Shi-
taya.

Yoshida, Toranosuke C§ BI jif
i. W), Member of the House
of Representatives for Shiga
prefecture; b. Aug. the rst
;', of Meiji (1868) in Shiga-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Han-
goro Yoshida ; m Miki, e. d.
of Shoshin Uno, of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1888; once was a
Member of the Shiga prefect-
ural Assembly; elected Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatl^*es since 1908. Address:
Tokiwa - mura, Kurita - gun,
Shiga -ken.

Yoshida, Tsunekichi C§ H ^
ft), Oliief Director of the
Yokkaichi Rice Exchange,
Ltd., Member of the Stand-.
ing Committee of the Yok-
kaichi Chamber of Commerce;
b. the 1 2th ;«., of the 3rd j.
of Keio (1867) in Mie-ken ;
e. s. of late Tsunekichi Yo-
shida ; /«. Masa, e. d. of Mo-
kichi Yoshida of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1878. Address: No.
5 , Kuramachi, Yokkaichi, Mie-
ken. Tel. : 130 Toku.

Yoshida, Yahei (S ifl 51 ^),
Prof of the Tokyo Higher
Normal School ; b. Jan. the
2nd y. of Meiji (1869) in
Ibaraki-ken ; e. s. of Seishichi
Machida and was adopted by
Taki Yoshida ; m. Shizuko,
sister of Nao.shi Sekiguchi of
Kyoto. Educ.: graduated Li-
terature Course of the Tokyo
Higher Normal School, 1894;
pre.sent post since 1898. Ad-
dress: No. 52, Oimatsucho,
Tal^ata, Koishil<awa, Tokyo.
Tel. : 41 1 Bancho.

Yoshida, Yojiro (g H #: ?§ W),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Shiga-prefecture, Auditor
of the Omi Commercial Bank,
Ltd. ; b. Feb. the 4th y. of
Meiji (1861) in Shiga-prefec-
ture ; 2nd s. of late Yosahei
Yoshida ; m. Moto, e. d. of
Gen.shichi Hikida of the same
prefecture. Succeeded his fa-

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ther in 1899. Address: Ta-
kanaiya-iiiura, Inukami-gun,
Shiga-ken.

Yoshida, Yosaku (.^ IB -5? m.
Private Secretary to the Min-
ister for Foreign Affairs ; b.
tlie 1 2th ni. of the 3rd y. of
Kayei (1850) in Tokyo; 2nd
o. of Ikyo Kano and adopted
by Monosuke Yoshida ; m.
Roku, e. d. of Shigemasa
Nal^amura, a Shizuoka sa-
murai. Entered the diplmatic
service as Chancellor to the
Legation at Brussels, 1880;
Chanceller to the Legation
at Seoul, Korea, 1882; ap-
pointed Diplomatic Proba -
tioner, i887;Secretary-Trans-
later, 1891 ; Vice-Consul at
Manila, and then Diploma-
tic Attache to the Legation
at Berlin, 1892; promoted 3rd
class Secretary to the Lega-
tion, 1893 ; present post since
1 896; was once Pi ivate Secret-
ary to the Prime Minister as
an additional post in 1898.
Address : Official House of
Foreign Office, Kasumigase-
ki, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Tel. :
2359 Shimbashi.

Yoshie, Ishinosvike C>H }I Tx

i: afi). Colonel of Infantry,
Staff-officer/ of. the Army
Dep't of Kwantung Govern-
ment General; I>. 1868 in
Tokyo. Sub-Lieut., March
1892; Lieut., Oct. 1894;
Ctiptain, Jan. 1898; Major,

Aug. 1904; Lieut, Colonel,
Dec. 1908; Colonel, April
1 91 2. Decorations: 4th Order
of R. S., 3rd Order of S. T.,
4th Class of 'Golden Kite.
Address: Hatsune-cho, New
Street, Port Arthur.

Yoshie, Takayuki (^jXi^^f),
Public Procurator, Chief Public
Procurator of the Nara Dis-
trict Court ; b. the 6th 111. of
the 2nd y. of Ansei (1855)
in Nara-ken ; e. s. of Sei Yo-
shie ; m. Mika, e. d. o£Shin-
zaemon Nakanishi of Osaka. .
An official of the Dep't of
Justice, 1879; appointed Public
Procurator, 1882; was in suc-
cession Chief Public Procurat-
or of the District' Courts of
Sapporo, Gifu, Fukuoka and
Tokushima; then present post.
Decoration: 4th Order of Merit.
y^ir/i/r^i'.s'.-Kasuganomachi, Na-
ra-shi

Yoshie, Takuji Cn }1 ^ ^),
Prof of the College of Scien-
ce in the Tokyo Imp. Univ.
(Chair-Mathematics). Edtic:
graduated from the College
of Science in t^e Tokyo Imp,
Univ. Address : No. 8, 3 cho-
me, Sadowaracho, Ichigaya,

Ushigome, Tokyo.

Yosliiliashi, Tokusaburo (i§

^ ^, 3 HIO ! Colonel of Cavalry,
Chief of the Staff on the 7tli
Army Division; b. 1871 in
Saitama - ken. Sub - Lieut.,
March 1892; Lieut., Oct.

Yos

[1272;

1894; Captain, Oct. 1897;
Major, June 1903; Lieut.
Colonel, Nov. 1907; Colonel,
Nov. 191 2. Decorations: 5th
Order of S. T., 4th Order
of R. S., 3rd Class of Golden
Kite. Address: Asaliikawa,
Hokkaido.

Yoshii, KozD (S * # M\
Count, 2nd Commander of the
Navy (retired), Member of the
House of Peers, President of
the Japan Marine Accident
Relief Association; b. the loth
in. of the 2'aAy. of Ansei (18-
55) in Kagoshinia ; e. s. of
the late Count Tomozaue Yo-
shii ; m. Shizuko, 2nd d. of
Wo Ikai, a- Kagoshima sa-
murai. Educ. : studied in En-
gland ; on returning home en-
tered the Naval Cadets Sch-
ool, graduating from it in 18-
80. 2nd .Sub-Lieutenant, 18-
80; 2nd Commander, 1894;
placed on the reserve list in
1 897 ; elected Member of the
House of Peers, the same
year ; afterwards accepted the
President.shipof the Japan Ma-
rine Accident Relief Associa-
tion. Decoration: 4th Order
of Merit, 5th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address: J^o. 2 of
I o, Kaslii, Saga-cho, Fukagawr; -
i;u. Tokyo.

Yoshii, Shigenori CS^^-BJ),
Expert to the Communications,
Dep't, Chiet of its Section of
Building and Repairs ; b. the

8th ;//. of the 4th 7. of An-
sei (1857) ill Kochi-ken ; 2nd
s. of S'ligeki Okabayashi, a
samurai ; adopted by the late
Kiyozumi Yoshii of Tokyo ;
a widower. Edjtc. : graduated
from the College of Engineer-
ing in the Tokyo Univ., 18-
%l. Entered the Dep't of Com-
munications soon aftergradua-
tion and was promoted to the
present post. Decoration: 3rd
Order of Merit. Address : No.
10, I chome, Kagacho, Ichi-
gaya, Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel.:
1830 B.incho.

Yoshii, Toyozo (ilj * 'h jS),
Nogahuhaliuslii, Prof, of tlie
College of Agriculture in
the Tohoku Trnprr'al Uni-
versity (Chair-agriculture pro-
ducts) ; b. the 1st iu. of thi
1st /. of Bunkyu (1861) in
Hyogo-ken ; 4th s. of the late
Shomon Yoshii ; m. RyO, e.
d. of Yasujiro Aihara, a To-
kyo samurai. Educ: graduat-
ed from the former Komaba
Agricultural College in 1885;
further studied in Germany,
1906 — 1908. After gradua-
tion an official of the iDep't
of Agriculture and Commer-
ce ; Assistant - Prof of his
alma mater ; Prof of the Sap-
poro Agricultural College, 18-
89 ; present post since Sept.
■ 1907. Address S No. 3, i cho-
me, Kitarokujo, ' Sapporo.

Yoshii, Tsuneya CS * '^ -ffi,),

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Yos

ex-Gonimissioiier of tlic Toku-
shima prefecture ; b. the 8tli
in. of the 1st y. of Kayei
(1848) ill Gifu-ken ; e. s. of
Nakaemon Yoshii, a samu-
rai ; 111. ItsLi, sister of Moto-
masu Tomita, a Tokyo sa-
murai. An official of the A-
gricultural and Commercial
Dep'tj 1883; Headman of a
county in Fukui-prefecture ;
Chief of Police and then Se-
cretary of Wakayama-prefect-
Lire ; Commissioner of Toku-
shima-prefecture sinci 1905.
Decoration : 5th Order of
Merit. Address : Tokushima,
Tokushima-ken.

Yoshii, Yakei (S ^ K ft),
Director of the Banl< of Japan;
■6. the 6th ?«. of the 3rd y.
of Bunkyu (1863) in Kago-
shima-prefecture ; e. s. of To-
mohei Yoshii, a samurai of
Kagoshima ; 7/1. Chika, 2nd
d. of Genjiro Tanaka, a sa-
murai of Miyazaki-prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1890, Entered
the Bank of Japan immediate-
ly after graduation and was
promoted to the present post;
has been in Germany, France
and the United States for the
inspection of banking busi-
ness, 1 9 1 o — 1 9 1 1 . Address :
No. 22, Kitaigamachi, Yo-
tsuyaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1665
Bancho.

Yoshijima, Jdtaro (S % :

:Jb

B15), Captain in tlie Navj',
Uonuuander of the Tsugaru:
^.1869. 7i/?/'f..- Naval Acade-
my. 2nd Commander, Oct.
189S; Commander, July 19-
04; Captain, Oct. 1909. De-
corations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Order of the
Sacred Treasure, 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 80, I chome, Shirokane-
daimachi, Shibaku, Tokyo.

Yoshikawa, Akimasa (^' ji| ®
'£), Vice-Pres. of ,the Privy
Council since 191 2, President ,
of the Kokugakiiiu (Uuiver-
sit.y for the Japanese classiyal
literature); d. tlie 12th ?«. of
the 1 2th y. of Tempo (1841)
in Tokushima, province of
Awa ; 4th s. of Minbu Yo-
shikawa, a clan doctor of To-
kushima ; m. Sada, sister
of Hisanobu Kawai, a Tokyo
samurai. Entei'ed the civil
service in 1870 as an official
in the Ti-easury ; sent to A-
merica in the suite, of the
late prince Ito in 1871 ; on
i-eturning was successively ap-
pointed Sliiheinokami (Paper
Currency Comptroller), Den-
sJdnnokami (Chief of.- the Go-
vernment Telegraph -Dep't),
Senior Secretary to the Engi-
neering Dep't; in 1878 re-
presented Japan at the In-
ternational Telegraphic Con-
ference held at London; after

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returning home in tlie follow-
ing year became in succes-
sion Secretary to the Foreign
Office, the Dep't of Engi-
neering, and to ' the Home
Office, Governor of Tokyo-
fu and then Vice-Minister of
Home Affairs ; then began
his ministerial career first ^s
Minister of Education, 1890;
Minister of Justice, ,1891 —
1896 ; Minister for Home
Affairs, 1893 — 1896 ; Minister
of Communications, twice 18-
98 — 1900 and 1901 — 1903;
again Minister for Home Af-
fairs, 1904 — 1905, which post
he had to resign in connec-
tion with the famous anti-
Peace Agitation in Tokyo on
5th Sept. 1905 ; created Vis-
count in 1896 and Count in
1907. Recreations : Chinese
poetry ; game of chess, etc.
Address : No. 62, Mi)'amura-
cho, Azabu, Tokyo. Tel. :
64 Shiba,

Yoshikawa, Kamejiro (S^Ufi,
^ IB)) Kogakuliakushi (Dr. of
Engineering), Prof, of the Col-
lege of Science and Engi-
neering in the Kyotp Imp.
Univ. (chair-Electro-Chemist-
ry) ; (5.. Dec. the 2nd y. of
Meiji (1869) in Nara-ken ;
2nd s. of the late Gompei
Yoshikawa ; m. Hiro, 4th d.
of Zensho Mihama of Nara-.
ken. Educ. : graduated from
the College of Engineering

in the Tokyo Imp. Univ. in
1895; made a special study
of Electro-Chemistry in Ger-
many, 1901—1905. Assist-
ant-Prof of- his a/ma mater,
I ^97 ; the same of the Col-
lege of Science and P^ngi-
neering in the Kyoto Imp.
Univ., 1898 ; full Prof of the
same and Kogahihakiishi, 19-
06. Address: Otsumachi, Ta-
keyamachi-sagaru, Kamikyo-
Ivu, Kyoto.

YcsMkawa, Koji (^;i|^^?&),
Naval Captain, Chief of the
lersoniiel Dep't of the Yo-
kosuka Naval Station; b.
1869. Educ: Naval En-
gineering Academy. Lieut. -
Commander, Sept. 1899;
Commander, Aug. 1905;
Captain, Dec. 1912. Was
Member of the Personnel
Bureau of the Yokosuka
Adm.; pre'jent post since
Dec. 1 91 2. Decorations: 3rd
Order of R. S., 4th Order
of S. T., 5th Class of
Golden Kite. Address: the
Yokosuka Naval Station.

Yoshikawa, Kyiishichi CS )\\
^ -fa)» Cement-manufacturer,
coal dealer, Managing Di-
rector of the Dai- Nippon Salt
Co., Ltd., Director of the
Kobe Sugar Refining Co.,
Ltd., Auditor of the lyo Rail-
way Co., Ltd. and of the
Japan Habutae Co., Ltd. ;
b. Sept, the 5th j/. of Meiji

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Yos

(1872) in Hyogo-ken ; 2nd
i. of Gempei Uyematsu ; a-
dopted by the late Kyushichi
Yoshikawa ; m. Iku, e. d. of
his adopted father. Educ. :
graduated from the Keiogijn-
ku. Is the proprietor of the
Yoshikawa Cement Factory.
Address : No. 34, Hanakuma-
cho, Kobe. Tel. : 695 /. d.
Yoshikawa, Sentar'o (g ;il (ili
;*: Bi5), clock and watch dealer,
Member of the Tokyo Muni-
cipal Council.. Address: No..
14, Ogawaniachi, Kanda, To-
kyo. Tel.: 13.94 Honkyoku.
Yoshikawa, Suketeru Cg )A
i^M'), Assistant-Prof of the
College of Agriculture in the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. ; now in
study abroad.

. Yoshikawa, Tohei C^'jiimTO,
Managing Director of the Shi-
midzu Bank, Ltd., Director
of the Yejiri Savings Bank,
Ltd. ; b. the 9th ;«. of the
1st y. of Gwanji (1864) in
Shidzuoka-ken ; e. s. of the
late Nobuhide Yoshikawa ;
m. Aya, 2nd d. of Gihei Ya-
maguchi of Shidzuoka-ken.
Succeeded his father in 1879.
Address: lidamura, Anbara-
gun, Shidzuoka-ken.

Yoshimatsu, Komazo (^ M: M]
it), Dir. of the Yosliimatsu Ho-
spital, Court Pliysiciau: h. th?.
/Lh ;;/. of the 5th y. of Ansei
(1858) in Kokura, province
of Buzen ; brother of Kaizo

Koado and adopted by the
late Bunji Yoshimatsu; m.
Kiyo, e. d. of Teruzane Ta-
nabe, Member of the House
of Peers. Educ. : graduated
from the College of Medicine
in the Tokyo ' Imp. Univ.
in 1 388; further studied in
Germany, 18S9 — '03. Opened
the Yoshimatsu Hospital for
Children after his return home,
becoming its president ; ap-
pointed to the present po.st
in 1906 and is now Medical
attendant to T. H, Imperial
Grandsons. Address : 'Ho. i,
I chome, Hamacho, Nihom-
bashi, Tokyo. Tel.: 2360 Na-
niwa.

Yoshimatsu, Shigetaro CSIS^"
ic 110, .Vice -Admiral, Com-
mander of the Takeshiki
Naval Port; b. the 1st in.
of the 6th _y. of Ansei (18-
59) in Kochi- - ken ; e. s.
of the late Manya Yoshima-
tsu, a samurai of Kochi clan;
m. Kusu, e. d. of Tamenao
Koto, also a Kochi samurai.
Ediic. : graduated from the
former Heigakuryo (naval aca-
demy) ; further studied in
France, 1888 — '93. 2nd Sub-
Lieutenant, 1883; Captain,
Sept. 1899 ; Rear- Admiral,
Nov. 1905 ; Vice - Admiral,
Dec. 1909 ; was .successively
Inspector of the- Naval Ord-
nance, on the Staff of the
Western Sea Squadron, and

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of the Kure Naval Station,
Chief of tlie, 1st Section of
the Naval General Staff Of-
fice.. Chief of Staff to the
Standing Squadron, Com -
mander of the Naniwa and
the Takasago, Chief of Staff
to the Sasebo Naval Station,
Commander of the ist Squ-
adron, President of the Naval
Academy ; President of the
Naval College, Dec. 1910 ;
present po.st since Sept. 19-
1 1 . Took part in the Russo-
Japanese war first as Com-
mander of the Tokiwa and
then that of the Shikishinia.
Decorations : 2nd Order of the
Sacred Treasure ; 3rd Order
of the Rising Sun ; 3rd Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
No. 159, Kogai-cho, Azabu-
ku, Tokyo. Tel. : 1 5 1 3 Shiba.
YosMmi, Kknkai CeV £ i%
r'§) , Hear-ad i ai ral , si nee 1911;
Ediic. ■• graduated from the
Naval Academy. 2nd-Com-
mander, Dec. 1 897 ; Cot-
mander, Sept. 1900 ; Captaih.
Aug. 1905. Decorations : 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun ;
5th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure ; 4rh Class of the Golden
Kite. Address : 4 chomej Tsu'
kiji, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo.

Yoshimoto, Hikotaro (."^y^Mk
HiO, Member of the Osaka
City Council ; (J. the 6th m.
of the 3rd J. of Keio (1867)

in 0.saka ; 3rd s. of Goroemoii
Yoshimoto ; adopted by Koto
Yoshimoto ; m. Hana, e. .d
of Yagoro Fujito -of Osaka.
Has done much for public
causes and charity. Address :■
No! 193, 2 chome, Sonezaki,
Kitaku, Osaka. Tel. : 476
Higashi,

Yoshimoto, Tensho iti ^ ^i
np, ex-Dir. of the Kankoku
(Korean) Gas Co., Ltd. ; b.
the 1 2 th m. of the 2Jid y. of
Bmikvn (1862) at Kochi, pre-
fecture of Kochi. Edtic. : re-
ceived common education at
his native place ; graduated
law at the Osaka Futsuga-
kujuku. Practiced law from
1886 till , 1897 and at the
same time engaged in active
politics as a member of the
Liberal party ; then entered
business and after' many hard-
sliips reached to the present
state of affluence and prosperi-
ty. Recreation.-Yokyoku (Japa-
nese classical songs). Address:
No. 471, Kamiosaki, Osaki-
machi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.
7>/. .• 840 Shiba.

Yoshimoto, Tokutaro (§ -^

W.itW>)i Igakuhaktishi (Dr.
of Mediciiie) ; • physician to
the Japan Red Cross Society
Ilo.^nital; b. 1874 in Fuku-
oka-ken; s. of Wasaku Yoshi-
moto; m. daughter of Kogoro
Sugita. Edti.c. : graduated
from the College of Medicine

[1277:

of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Ad-
dress: Sakurada-machi, Aza-
bii, Tokyo. Tel.: 1505 Shiba.

Yoshimura, Chosaku ('^- ^J ^
^^. Engineer to the Imperi-
al Navy, 3rd Order of Merit;
b. tlie 3rd in. oi" tlie ist y.
of Man-en (i860) in Osaka;
2nd s. of Naohiko Nishio ;
;//. Toki, e. d. of Yahei Mine
of Nagasaki-prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the College
of Engineering ol the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1885 Assistant-
Prof of his alma mater ;
Engineer to Naga.saki pre-
fecture ; present post (Chief
of the Construction Dep't of
the Sasjbo Admiralty) since
1899. Address: No. 5, Na-
kadori, Sasebo, Nagasaki-ken.

YosKimura, Gentaro Co W iS
^ W), Ohief General of the
Foreign Affairs Section to the
Kantung G-overnor-General's
Office. Addre&s : Official Re-
sidence, No. 4 New Street,
Port Arthur.

Yos&im-ara, Goro-o Cg ^f li. If!
M^'; a large landowner, one
of th; highest taxpayers oi
Eukuoka-ken ; I?, the 9th ;«.
of the 1 2th J', of Bun.sei (18-
29) in Fuktioka-ken ; e. d. of
Jozo Yoshimura ; m. Michie,
Sth d. of Sadanao Takama-
tsu, a Fukuoka samUrai. Ad-
dress : Takeno-mura, Ukiha-
gun, Fukuoka-ken.

Yos

Yosliimura, Masamocni (c^ W
£ S), 6th grade of Junior
Order, Superintendent of the
Shinshukyo (a Shinto-sect); h.
the 9th m. of the loth y. of
Tempo (i839)in Okayama pre-
fecture ; 2nd s. of Taiji Yoshi-
mura. Educ: studied Japanese
classics under Gizo Marukawa
of Bitchu province and then
Chinese classics under Tekko
Kono of Harima province and
some others. Participated in
the Restoration in company
with famous Tesseki Fuji-
moto and Keido Matsumoto ;
entered the service of the Grand
Shrine of Ise (a shrine dedi-
cated to the Ancestor of our
Imperial family) and travelled
over the country in preaching
the principle of the Shinto
.sect ; afterwards established
a branch office of the Ise
Shrine in ' Hibiya, Tokyo ;
founded the Shinshiikyo sect
which vows to uphold the
divine precepts and national
polity, worships the Three
Deities of creation and minor
deities, and is especially zeal-
ous to minister divination,
exercising, and similar prac-
tices ; erected at Imagawako-
ji, Kanda, Tokyo, the Mitakc
Shrine which is dedicated to
three of the Deities and tenet
of which aims at .cleanliness
of mind and body, the votaries
of this sect making it a

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regular practice to visit high
mountains and by this hardy
process of devotion trying to
propitiate the divine favor and
to secure prosperity and long
life. Address: No. 5, 2 cho-
me, Imagavva-koji, Kandaku,
Tokyo .

Yoshimura, Tetsugero (^ W
m, H 115), Manufacturer and
importer of iron and copper
machines. Address : No. 3,
3 choijie, Honzaimokucho,
Kyobashiku, Tokyo. Tel. :
884 and 631 Honkyoku.

Yoshimura, TetsunosuKe ("i*j W
is^fJ), Manufacturer of elec-
tric machines, President of the
Tsuchim-a Electric Co., Ltd.,
Dir. of the Taihoku Sugar
Maniifactm-ing Co., Nihon
Kogyo Asso. and of the Yfiko-
sha, Ltd (Paper Manufactur-
ing and Sales Co.), Member
of the Standing Committee
of the Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce ; b. the 8th ni. of
the Sth y. of Ansei (1858)
in Shiga-ken ; e. s. of Gen-
roku Yoshimura ; m. Mine,
e. d. of Sashiba Tsutsui of
Nara-ken. Address : No. 68,
2 chome, Shirokanedaimachi,
Shibaku, Tokyo. Tel. : 2002
Shiba. .

Yoshimura, Tokuhei (a ti H
^), a large landowner, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Shimane - pref. cture ; i>. the
1st m. of the 14th y. of Tem-

po ( 1 843) in Tottori-prefecture;
e. s. of Jinzo- Yoshimura ; a
widower. Succeeded his father,
1886. Address: Tachikawa-
machi, Tottori - shi, Toitori-

ken.

Yoshimura, Tomonoshin (SW

MZ-M'), one of the highest tax-
payers of Wakayama - pre-
fecture ; d. Feb. the 6th y. of
Meiji (1873) in Wakayama-
prefecture ; 2nd s. of Kaku-
jiro Yoshimura ; 7». Ichi, e.
d. of Gonnosuke Hirano of the
same" prefecture. Succeeded his
father in 1902. Address: Ya-
masaki-mura, Naka-gun, Wa-
kayama-ken.

Yoshimura, Torataro CSWX
i:SP), ex-President of the 4th
High School, 3rd Older of
Merit, b. the 2nd in. of the
1st y. of Kayei (1848) at To-
yooka in the province of Ta-
jima ; 2nd s. of late Hachi-
dayii Yoshimura, a samurai
of the former Toyooi<a clan; m.
Mine, 5th d. of Kaneyasu 1-
chikawa, a Tokyo samurai.
F.duc. : graduated from the
Keiogijuku. Entered the Dep't
of Education, 1873; afterwards
in succession ' was President
of the Hiroshima English Lan-
guage School, Junior Secreta-
ry to the Dep't of Education,
School Inspector and then
Councillor to the same Dep't,
President of the 2nd High
School, again 'Counciller to

the Dep't ; President of the
4th High School, 1901. Ad-
dress : No. 2, Kitanagano-
machi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishika-
wa-ken.

Yoshimura, Yasozo CSW/V+
H), <ix-Secretary to the Horse
.'\;!-"Lnistration Bureau and
Counseller to the War Depart-
ment. Address: No. 102, Sa-
moncho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.

Yoshimura, Zimbei C^ I^J ffi :S
?#), President of the Inland
Transportation Co., Ltd.;' b.
Oct. the 1st y. of Meiji (18-
68) in Tokyo ; e. s. of the
late Zimbei Yoshimura ; m.
Yoshi, e. d. of Saheiji Mogi
of Chiba-ken. Address: No.
3, I chome, Sadovvaracho, U-
shigome, Tokyo. Tel. : 352
Bancho.

Yoshinaga, Takeyoshi Ccjric
t£.W, Colonel of Inf., Com.
of the 61 St Infantry Eegi-
ment; b. 1866 in Nagasaki.
Sub-Lieutenant, July 1887;
Lieutenant, Mar. 1892; Cap-
tain, Oct. 1897; Major, Sept.
1903 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Nov. 1907; Colonel, 191 1.
^Was Adjutant to the Kwan-
tung Govcr.ior-General before
he came to occupy the present
post. Decorations : 4th Order
of the Rising Sun ; 4th Order
of the Sacred Treasure : 4th
Class of the Golden Kite.
Address: the 6 1st Infantry
Regiment, Wakayama - shi.

[1279] YOF

Wakayama-ken.

Yosiiinaga, Ninzo (§ ;^ fr M),
Tea and marine products
dealer. President of the Iwa-
ki Cement Co,, Ltd., Direct-
or of the Yokohama Fish
Oil Co., Ltd;-, and of the
Yokohama Fertilizer Mfg.
Co., Ltd., Auditor of the Yo-
kohama Trade Warehousing
Co., Ltd. ; d. the 6th m.
of the 4th y. of Ansei
(1857) in Shizuoka-ken ; 2nd
s. of Gonroku Yoshinaga; m.
Tomi, sister of Bumpei Nomu-
ra of Shizuoka-ken. His firm
is well known by the name
of " Akashiya." Address :
No. 13, 2 chome, Motohama-
machi, Yokohama. 7>/.-3i3.

Yostiino, Bunsliiro (§ if ^

03 ErO> Colonel of Infantry,
Commander of the 2nd In-
fantry Reg. in Formosa; b.
1868 ill Ishikawa-ken. Sub-
Lieut., July 1888; Lieut.,
Dec. 1892; Captain, Oct.
1897; Major, Dec. 1903;
Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 1907;
Colonel, 191 1. Decorations:
Sth Order of S.T., 4fh Order
of R. S. Address: the 2iid
Infantry Regiment, Taipeh,
Formosa.

Yoshino, Kazukiyo (Sif — ?S),
Director of the 52nd Bank,
Ltd. ; b. the 2nd in. of the
3rd y. of Kayei (1858) in
hLhime-prefecture ; 2nd s. of
Yoshinori Nagai, a samurai ;

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adopted by Giiclii Yoshino ;
m. Iku. Address : No. i, Mi-
natomaclii, Matsuyama, Ehi-
me-ken,

Yoshino, Shutaro C^ff ffi! jkSl!},
a large landowner, one of the
highest taxpayers of Fuku-
ehima-prefecture, ex-Mem. of
the House of Peei's, Dii-ec-
tor of the 107th Bank, Ltd. ;
b. the 1 2th 111. of the 4th j/.
of Kayei (1851) in Fuku-
shima - prefecture ; 4th s. ot
Yasubei Yoshino ; in. Masa,
2nd d. of JJihachi Watanabe
of the sam"e prefecture. De-
coration: 4th Order of Merit.
Address: Nodamura, Shinobu-
gun, Fukushima-ken.

fosMno, Yozo Cg I? 3? H),
Director of the Fuknshima
Bank, Ltd. ; b. Apr. the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871) in Fuku-
shima-ken ; younger brother
of Shin-emon Ito ; adopted
by Shiltaro Yoshino ; m. To-
rn!, e. d. of his adopted father.
Address: Noda-mura, Shino-
bu-gun, Fukushima-ken.

Yoshioka, Heisuke (THI^'fSl),
book-seller, proprietor of the
Yoshioka Hobiinkwan, a book
store ; b. May the 26th y. of
Meiji (1893) in Osaka; e. s.
of the late Heisuke Yoshioka;
unmarried. Succeeded his fa-
ther in 1908. Address : No.
78, 4.chome; Bingomachi, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka. Tel. : 43 ;
2268 Higashi.

Yoshioka, Norisaku (§ PSJ tS
itV.t Naval Captain, sectional
chief of the Naval Education
Board; /;. 1871. Ediic.: the
Naval Academy. Lieut. -
Commander, July 1904;
C<.mmander, Sept. 1907;
Captain, Dec 191 1. De-
corations: 4th Order of R.
S., 4th Class of G. K. Ad-
dress: No.' 3 Sadowara-cho,
Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.

Ycshioka, Sounsai Cg |i^ ^ g
5^), Sculptor. Address: No.
36, I chome, Kamezawacho,
Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Td. : 5330
Naniwa.

Yoshioka, Takejiro i^nVs^.
W)'), Major-General, Com-
mander of the 2 1st Infantry
Brigade ; b. the 1st m. of
the 2nd y. of Bunkyu (1862)
in Chiba-ken ; 2nd s. of Hi-
kozaemon Yoshioka ; in. No-
bu, adopt.' d. of Eizo Haru-
bayashi of Cliiba-ken. Educ:
graduated from the Kyodo-
dan (Non-Commissioned Of-
ficers' School), the Military
Academy, and the Military
College. Sub-Lieutenant of
Infantry, Dec. 1882; Lieut-
en mt. May 1886; Captain,
Dec. 1893; took part in the
Japan - China war first as
Commander of a company in
the 4th Infantry Regiment
and then as a staff-officer to
the 2nd Army Division ;
Major, Oct. 1898; Lieuten-

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Yus

ant-Colonel, Api'. 1903; Co-
lonel, Apr. 1905 ; was Com-
mander of the 3rd Battalion
of the Formosan- Garrison
and of the 45th Infantry Re-
giment during the Russo-Ja-
panese war ; Major-General,
Sept. 1909. Decorations :
Sth Order of the Sacred
Treasure and 3rd Order of
the Rising Sun. Address:
Yamaguchi-machi. Yamagu-
chi-ken.

Yoshioka, Tetsutard (.ti^m<.
El>), Expert to the Marine
Products Institute of the De-
partment of Agriculture and
Commerce ; b. the 9th m. of
the 1st y. of Man-en (i860)
in Tokyo ; e. s. of Masanao
Yoshioka of Tolcyo ; ;«. Ha-
ru, 2nd d. of Ilatsu Shibu-
ya also of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Science of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.,'»'l883. Has long been
in the service of the Treasu-
ry ; Expert to the Marine
Products Laboratory of the
Dep't of Agriculture and
Commerce, 1 896 ; sent to
Italy on an official mission,
1906 ; present post since 19-
08. Address: No. 122, Otsu-
ka, i^akashita-machi, Koi-
shikawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: 35-
36 Baucho.

Yoshioka, Yayoi (.^^Mfi.),
Lady doctor. Principal of the
Tokyo Female Medical Sch-

ool, President of Tokyo Shi-
sei Hospital ; d. Mar. the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871) in Shizu-
oka-ken ; . 2nd d. of Yosai
Washiyama ; m. Arata Yo-
shioka of Saga -ken, Sept.
1895. Educ.: graduated from
the former Saisei Gagusha (a
medical school which was un-
der the management of Dr. Ha-
segawain 1892). Passed Gov-
ernment Examination for med-
ical practitioners in 1892 and
at once began practice at
Tokyo ; established the To-
kyo Female Medical School
in 1904 and became its prin-
cipal ; opened the Tokyo
Shisei Hospital in 1909, be-
coming its president. She is
one of the most famous lady
doctors at present in Japan
and is now devoting herself
to the education of ladies in-
tending to be doctors Ad-
dress : No. 31, 4 chome, li-
damachi, Kojimachiku, Tokyo.
Tel.: 2257 Bancho.

Yoshitake, EinosMn (Si'c^
-2:ii), ®Prof of the Tok.vo
Higher Technological School,
School Inspector of the De-
partment for Education ; b.
the 6th m. of the 1st j- of Gwa-
nji (1864) in Tokyo; e. s.
of Clio Yoshitake ; m. Sho,
sister of a certain Hayashi
of Nagano. Educ. : gradua-
ted from the College of Sc-
ience in the Tokyo Univ.,

Yus

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1884; further studied in En-
gland and Germany, 1899.
Teacher at the Tokyo Midd-
le School and the 2nd High-
er Middle School ; Prof, of
the Tokyo Higher Technical
School since 1895; after-
wards School Inspector of
the Dep't of Education as
an additional post. Address :
No. 18, Tatsuokacho, Kon-
go, Tokyo.

Yoshitake, Kitsujiro (g s^ )ffi
^ BP). Expert to Nagano-ken,
President of the Ina Agricult-
ural School. Address : Ina-
machi, Kamiina - gun, Naga-
no-ken.

Yoshitomi, Kan-icM (S 1 ffl
— ). a large landowner, one
of the highest taxpayers of
Yamaguchi-prefecture ; d. the
1st mroi the 9th y. of Tem-
po (1838) in Yamaguchi-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of the late Soe-
mon Yoshitomi, a samurai;
m. Suma, 2nd d. of Chuemon
Fujimura, also a Yamaguchi
samurai. Member and Pre-
sident of Yamaguchi Pre-
fectural Assembly ; sat eleven
times in the*-*House of Re-
. presentatives since its. inaugu-
ration in 1890 ; has been suc-
cessively Manager of the Bo-
cho Educational Association,
Vice-president of the Yama-
guchi branch of the Japan
Red Cross Society, Director
of the Sany5 Railway Co.,

Ltd. ; contributed a large sum
of money to the Coast De-
fence Fund in 1888 and was
decorated with the Commen-
datory Medal of the Yellow-
Riband for it. Address: O-
toshi-mura, Yoshiki-gun, Ya-
maguchi-ken.

Yoshiue, Shoichiro C^lt^S-SR),,
Dir. of the Ohuo-Shinbunsha
(a newspaper office). Mem-
ber of the House of Repre-
sentatives, 4th Order of Merit;
b. the 9th in. of the ist y.
of Keio (1865) in Chiba-pre-
fecture ; e. s. of late Shono-
suke Yoshiue ; in. Toku, 2nd
d. of Tokuzaemon Iwata of
the same prefecture. Educ:
graduated from the Chiba Mid-
dle School. Engaged in culti-
vation work in Hokkaido ;:
President and Chief editor of
Hokkai Jiji Shimpd (a daily
paper) and Representative
Member of the Hokkai Ti- '
mes Co.; went to Chile to in-
vestigate immigration affairs
by order of^the Foreign Of-
fice and the Hokkaido _ Gov-
ernment ; has sat thrice in the
the House of Representatives
where he belongs to the Sei-
yukat (a pro-government par-
ty). Address : No. 10, Ya-
mashiro-cho, Kyobashi-ku,
Tokyo.

Yoshiwara, Saburo CSMHBU),
Vice-President of the Orien-
tal Development Co., Ltd. ;

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Yos

b. the 3i-d in. of the ist y.
of Ansei (1854) in Chiba- pre-
fecture ; 3rd s. of Juro Yo-
shiwara ; ni. Miyo, 2nd d. of
Saichi Sugitani, a Tokyo sa-
murai. Educ. : studied at the
former Law School of the
Dep't of Justice, 1876 — 1885;
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1889. Secretary to the
House of Representatives, 1 8-
^O; afterwards in succession
was Secretary to the prefe-
ctures of Saitama, Osaka and
Aichi ; Governor of Kagawa
and Toyama prefectures, Di-
rector of the Local Admin-
isti-ation Bureau of the Home
.Office; Vice-Minister of Home
Affairs, 1906; then present
post. Decoration : 2nd Order
of Merit. Address: No. i,
Nanzan-cho, Seoul, Chosen.
Tokyo Address: No. 15, I-
chibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.
Tel. : 265 Bancho.

Yoshizawa, Jorvo (T^'/fiSJC).
a large landowner, Pi-esident

of the Naoetsu Bank, Ltd. ;
b. the 1 2th in. of the 2nd y.
of Kokwa (1845) in Niigata-
kea ; e. s. of the late lyemon
Yoshizawa ; ;;/. Suga, 2nd
d. of Yasujiro Aizawa of Nii-
gata-ken. Address : Suwa-mu-
ra, Nakakubiki-gun, Niigata-
ken.

Yoshizawa, Kenkichi (^??^
^), Consul-fteneral at Ha-

nkow ; b. 'January the 7th
y. of Meiji (1874) iu Niiga-
ta - ken. FAuc. : graduated
from the College_ of Li-
terature of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., July 1899. Passed the
Diplomatic and Consular Ser-
vices Examination, Oct. 18-
gg ; Attache to the Legation
at Seoul, Nov.'"i899; Eievc-
Consul at Amoy, Feb. 1 900;
Eleve - Consul at Shanghai,
May 1902 ; Eleve-Consul at
Newchang, Aug. 1904 ; Ele-
ve-Consul at London, Feb.

1905 ; Consul at Hongkong,
Feb. 1906 ; Councillor to the
Foreign Office, Aug. 1906 ;
Secretary to the same, Nov.

1906 ; Chief of the- 1st Section
of the Political Affairs Bureau.
Dec. 1908; then ist Sec. of
Embass}^ London. Decora-
tion : 4th Order of the Sac-
r(;d Treasure. Address : Ja-
panese Coufiulate-Gen., Ha-
nkow. '

'Yoshizawa, Yosfiinori C,^ ?i
SI RiJ), Assistant-Prof, of the
College of Literature in the
Kyoto Imp. Univ. Address:
Ichijyo-kita-iru, Muro-machi,
Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Yuasa, Gitaro Cmm^ic SO,
Payma.ster Lieutenant - Colo-
nel, Chief of the Paymasters'
-StafT of the Fonnosan Gar-
rison ; <5. 1862 in. Okaya-
ma. Paymaster - Sublieuten-
ant, Aug. 1891 ; Paymaster-

Yua

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Lieutenant, Nov. 1894; Pay-
master-Captain, Dec. 1897 ;
Paymaster-Major, Dec. 1903;
Paymaster Lieutenant - Colo-
nel, Nov. 1907. "Decorations^
4th Order of the Rising Sun;
5th Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure ; 4th Class of the Gol-
den Kite. Address : Taihoku,
Formosa.

Yuasa, Kichiro (^ ^ ^ IK).
President of the Kyoto Pub-
lic Library ; m. yoiinger sister
of Junzo Komoto, a doctor at
Kobe. Educ: Doshisha Col-
lege and Yale University.
Was once a Christian pastor
and lecturer of Doshisha and
of the Kyoto Imperial \ivA-
xev^iM >, Address : Muvo-ma-
fhi. Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto.

Ynasa, Kurahei (^'^ J-^;.
Dir. of the Prefectural Bm-eau
of the Home Office, 5 th Or-
der of Merit ; b. Feb. the
/th y. of Meiji (1874) in Fu-
kushima-prefecture ; 2nd s. oi
the late Koan Yuasa, a sa-
murai of Fukushima ; in. Sa-
kie, 2nd d. of Koreka Sae-
gi of Yamaguchi-prefecture.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Law of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1898. Commis-
sioner of Shiga-prefecture, 1 8-
99 ; afterwards was succes-
sively Councillor of Hyogo-
prefegture, Chief of Police in
the prefectures of Tottori,
Ehime, and Nagasaki; Com-

missioner of Kaiiagawa-pre-
fecture ; counseller of the Ho-
me Office ; present post since
Dec. 191 2. Address: No. 28,
Kaka-cho, Ushigome-ku, To-
kyo. Tel.: 1 158 Bancho.

Yuasa, ShicMzaemon (ft J$ fcr
* ^ PI), dealer, in iron and
copper; b. Mar. the loth y.
of Meiji (1877) in Ishikawa-
prefecture ; y. b. to Senkichi-
ro Hayakawa, an Ishikawa
samurai ; adopted by Kume
Yuasa of Kyoto ; ni. Take,
e. d. of his adopted mother.
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address :
Shiogamacho, Takakura-Hi-
gashi-iru, Gojodori, Shinio-
kyoku, Kyoto. Tel. : 7^7
k6..

Yuasa, Takenosuke C^ratt.?.
W)i General export and im-
port merchant; President of
the Kobe Sugar Kefining Co-
mpany, Ltd., Special Member
of the Kobe Chamber of Com-
merce ; b. Feb. the gnrl y. of
Meiji (1869) in Wakayama-
ken ; 4th s. of Jiroemon Yu-
a.sa ; adopted by Kusu Yuasa;
m. Nami,^ sister of Sokichi
UrnedaofKanagawa-ken. Ad-
dress : No. 12, 3 chome, Sa-
kaemachi, Kobe. Tel. .• 40 ;
838; 703.

Yuasa, Toichiro (^ySSirliB©,
Expert and Comptroller of
the Patent Bureau of the Py-
gricultural and Commercial

[ 128s J

Yuu

Ucp't ; b. Oct. the .2nd y. of
Meiji_(i869) in Tokyo; e. s.
of Tozo Yuasa, a samurai ;
m. Rei, e. d. of Michimori
Tachibana of Tokyo. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Engineering in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1895. Chief En-
gineer to the Japan Silk and
Cotton Spinning Co. after
graduation ; Engineeer to the
Government Iron Foundry,
1896; then present posts. Ad-
dress : U«no - Sakui-agi - cho,
Shitaya-ku, Tokyo.

Yuasa TTsaburo (W. Bonger),
Merchant; 6. Meiji 14th Jan.
20; s. M. C. Bonger, m. Sa-
chiyo Yuasa. Address : gg[ 10
Yamamoto-dori, 4 chome,
Kobe.

Yuasa, YosMo (^ -S ^ H),

Judge ; President of the Fu-
kuoka District Court ; i.
the 9th 7n. of the 4th y. of
Kokwa (1847) at Tokushima,
province of Awa ; 2nd i'. of
Sadataro Yuasa ; m. Ei, 2nd
d. of Sohei Inoue. Became an
official in the Dep't of Jus-
tice, 1872 ; meanwhile trans-
ferred to the Dep't of Educa-
tion ; again entered the ser-
vice_ of the Dep't of Justice,
1875 ; appointed Judge, 1885;
was in succession Judge of
the Tokyo District Court,
President of the Kochi and
Kanazawa District Courts ;
present post since 1906 ; was

presiding Judge at the trials
of the famous S5ma and the
Tokyo Water Works scan-
dal cases. Recreations: hunt-
ing, Utai (Japanese old songs),
archery, checkers, etc. Ad-
dress : No. 36, Funaniachi,
Fukuoka-ken. Tel.: 775.

Yuehi, Hikoji CS ii jt ->,
Expert to the Dep't of Agri-
culture and Commerce, Chief
of Live-Stock Section of the
Agricultural Affairs Bureau ;
b. Oct. the 2nd y. of Meiji
(1869) in Kagoshima-ken; 2nd
s. of Zenshiro Uehara, a sa-
murai and adopted by the
late Sukeyuki Yuchi ; m. Sa-
da, e. d. of his adopted father.
Educ. : graduated from the
College of Agriculture (Ve-
terinary Course) in the Tokyo
Imp. Univ. in 1895. In suc-
cession was Expert to Miya-
zaki-ken, Aomori - ken, and
to the Horse Administration
Bureau ; present post since
Nov. 1907. Address : No.
38, 2 chome, Aoyamakitama-
chi, Akasakaku, Tokyo.

YueM, Sadamoto (^-^ Ji S S),
Member of the House of Peers,
3rd Order of Meri ; b. the
9th m. of the 14th jj/. of Tempo
(1843) in Kagoshma ; e. s.
of Rakusei Yuchi, a samurai
of Kagoshiraa, and e. b. to
Teikan Yuchi, Vice-Admiral
of Engineering (retired) ; m.
Fuku, e. d. of Kbzue Yama-

Yuc

[ 1286 ]

saki, also a Kagoshima sa-
murai. Educ. : studied agri-
cultural administration in the
U.S.A., 1870. On returning
appointed successively an of-
ficial of the Hokkaido Colo-
nization Board, Junior Sec-
retary to the Dep't of Agri-
cHlture and .Commerce, Go-
vernor of the former Nemuro-
ken, Commissioner of the
Hokkaido Government ; no-
minated Member of the House
of Peers in 1 890. Address :
No. 13, Shiba-Koenchi, Shi-
baku, Tokyo.

Yuchi, Teikan (M M 'm. H),
Vice- Admiral of Engineering
on the reserve, Member of
the House of Peers ; 3. the
loth m. of the 2nd j'. of
Kayei (1849) ^"- Kagoshima;
3rd s. of Rakusei*" Yuchi, a
Kagoshima samurai; m. Te-
ru, e. d. of Tohei Aoyagi, a
Kanagawa samurai. Entered
the Imperial navy as 2nd
Lieutenant of Engineering in
1 88 1 and after due promo-
tion attained . the rank of
,Vice- Admiral of Engineering
in 1 897 ; was successively
Chief Engineer of the Tsu-
,kushi, Ftcso, Naniwa, Taka-
chiho, and of the K'ure Ad-
■.HJiralty, Chief of the Engi-
, neering Section of the Naval
Affairs Bureau in the Naval
Dep't, President of the Naval
Engineering School, etc; took

part in the Japan- China war
as Chief Engineer to the
Standing Squadron ; placed
on the reserve list immediate-
ly after his promotion to pre-
sent post and was nominated
Member of the House of
Peers. Decorations : 2nd Or-
der of the Rising Sun and
the 4th Class of the Golden
Kite. Address: Nikaido, Ka-
makuramachi, Miura-gun, Ka-
nagawa-ken.

Yuchi, Tokichiro e^M^glU),
Colonel of Infantry, Com-
mander of the 1st Regiment
of the Chosen Garrison ; b.
1869 in Kagoshima. Sub-
Lieutenant, July 1889 ; Lieu-
tenant, July 1894; Captain,
Aug. 1897 ; Major, Sept. 19-
03 ; Lieutenant-Colonel, Nov.
1907; Colonel, 191 1. De-
corations: 4th Order of the
Rising Sun, 4th Class of the
Golden Kite. Address: Seoul,
Chosen.

Yufu, Takesaburo Cft * S H
SisJ, Lawyer, ex- Judge of the
Court of Administrative Li-
tigation ; b. the 2nd m. of
the. 2nd y. of Bunkyii (1862)
in Fukuoka-ken ; 3rd s. of
Gorodayu Yufu, a samurai ;
m. Fuku, e. d. of Kanekichi
Nakao of Tokyo. Ed-uc. :
-graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1881. In succession
Judge of the Court of Firet In-

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Yug

stance, Criminal Court, Court
of Appeal, and of the Dis-
trict Court, Councillor and
then School Inspector of the
Dep't for Education, President
of the Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School ; Judge of the
Court of Administrative Li-
tigation, 1897 ; resigned the
post and became lawyer in
Dec. 19 10. Decoration: 3rd
Order of Merit. Address :
No. 8, 3 chome, Sadowara-
cho, Ichigaya, Ushigomeku,
Tokyo. Te/. : 2890 Bancho.

Yuge, Wazo C^ M ^ 3),
one of the highest taxpayers
of Kumamoto-ken ; member
of the House of Peers ; d.
May the 4th jf. of Meiji ( 1 87 1)
in Kumamoto-ken ; e. s. of
the late Tokutaro Yuge, a
Kumamoto samurai; m. Kaju,
e. d. of Wahei Wata of Ku-
mamoto. Elected M. H. P.
in 191 1 for Kumamoto-ken.
Address : Yatsushiro - machi,
Yatsushiro-gun, Kumamoto-
ken.

Yuhara, Motoichi C?§jl?c— ),
President of the Tokyo School
of Music ; b. the 8th m. of
the 3rd y. of Bunkyii (1863)
in Saga-ken ; e. s. of Han-
ichi Yuhara, a samurai; in.
Toku, e. d. of Motosaburo
Kaneko of Hokkaido. Ediic.:
first studied medicine at the
Tokyo Imp. *Univ., but left it
shortly before graduation.

Teacher of the Fukuoka Mid-
dle School ; Prof, of the
Yamaguchi Higher Middle
School, 1891 ; afterwards in
succession was Prof, of the
5th High School, President
of the Miyazaki and Niigata
Middle Schools, School In-
spector of Niigata-ken, Se-
cretary to the Hokkaido Go-
vernment ; present post since
June 1907. Decoration: 5th
Order of Merit. Address:
No. 12, Takakicho, Aoyama,
Akasakaku, Tokyo. Tel. :
2931 Shiba.

Yuhi, Koei (ft Jfc 3t ft),
Major-Gen., Chief of the ist
iSection of the Gen. Staff Office;
b. the loth m. of the ist y.
of Man-en (i860) in Kochi,
province of Tosa ; e. s. of
Kosaku Yuhi, a samtirai of
Tosa clan ; m. Tome, 2nd
d. of Seigen Nishimura, a
Tokyo samurai. Educ.: gradu-
ated from the Military Aca-
demy in 1882; further stud-
ied in England. Sub-Lieu-
tenant of Infantry, Dec. 1 882;
Lieutenant, May 1886; Cap-
tain, Nov. 1893; Major, Oct.
1898 ; Lieutenant - Colonel,
Apr. 1903 ; Colonel, Mar.
1905 ; Major - General,- May
1909 ; was successively mem-
ber of the General Staff Of-
fice, Chief of Staff of the 8th
Army Division, Commander
of the 1st infantry Regiment

Yuk

[ 1288

of the Body Guards ; then
present post; took part in the
Eiisso-Japanese^war as Vice-
Chief of Staff on the 2nd
Army. Address : No. 24, Iga-
cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo.

Yui, Hikotaro CA ^ ^ i: Ei5).
Dyer, Proprietor of the Ebisu
Dyeing Works/ Managing
Director of the rokyo Rib-
bon Co., Ltd., Manager of
the Kyoeisha (a purchasing
guild) ; b. Nov. the 4th
y. of Meiji (1871) in Tottori-
]<:en ; 3rd s. of Tatsuzo Yui ;
in. Cho, e. d. of Toshitsune
Adachi of Okayama. Ad-
dress : No. 19, Yanagijima-
cho, Honjoku, Tokyo. 7>/. .♦
S27 Shitaya.

Yukawa, Kankichi (.^)WK^),
Chief Manager of the Main
OflSce of the Sumitomo Firm,
Manager of the Sumitomo
Copper Works ; d. May the
1st y. of Meiji (1868) in Wa-
Icayama-ken ; e. s. of the late
Kansai Yukawa, a samurai;
m. Noriyo, e. d. of Ko Ki-
kuchi of Miyagi-ken. Educ. :
graduated from the College
of Law in the Tokyo Imperial
University in 1890.- Was in
succession Secretary to the
Dep't of Communications and
to the Telegraph Construc-
tion Dep't of the Formosan
Government, President of the
Tokyo Post"*and Telegraph
School ; represented . Japan at

the International Postal Con-
ference heJd,.at_JWa^ington,
U. S. AT in 1 896TTKen~Bi"
rector~of the Tokyo Com-
munications Control Bureau,
Councillor to the Department
of Communications as well
as to the Department for Fp-
reign Affairs ; resigned his
official post in 1905 and en-
tered the Sumitomo Firm to
hold the present situation.
While in government service
was the pioneer organizer of
the Field Postal System of
Japan during the Ch'jia-Japan
War and rendered great ser-
vice to the state as Field
Post-Master, attached to the
Imperial Headquarters at Hi-
roshima. Address: No. 5684,
Dogatsuji -cho, Minami - ku,
Osaka. Tel. : 800 Minami.
Ohib : Osaka Bankers' club.
Yukawa, Motoomi C^MtcE),
Director of the Mercantile
Marine Bureau of the Com-
munications' Dep't; (5. xithm.
of the 1st y. of Keio (1865)
in Shizuoka-ken ; brother of
Fomiya Goto, a samurai ;
adopted by Hama Yukawa ;
m. Sada, 2nd d. of Tadaoki
Kaneko, a Tokyo samurai.
Educ. : graduated from the
former Law School of the
Dep't of Justice. Secretary
to the Communications' Dep't,
1897 ; then'Judge of the Su-
preme Marine Court as an

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Yuk

additional post ; sent abroad
on an ofificial mission, 1901 —
1902 ; Councillor to the Com-
munications' Dep't ; Director
of the Local Marine Bureau ;
President of the Local Marine
Court ; Judge of the Marine
Court of Appeal ; present post
since Sept. 1910. Decoration :
Sth -^ Order of Merit. Ad-
dress: No. 9, Nakarokuban-
cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. TV/. .•
1052 Bancho.

Yukawa, Sentaro(^;ii$icBlt),
a farmer and a large land-
owner, one of the highest
taxpayers of Wakayama-pre-
fecture ; d. Nov. the 4th f.
of Meiji (1871) in Wakaya-
ma-prefecture ; e. s. of Sen-
emon Yukawa ; m. Oharu,
3rd d. of Kichizaemon Fulcui
of the same prefecture. Suc-
ceeded his father in 1 896. Ad-
dress : Kamegawa-mura, Kai-
so-gun, Wakayama-ken.
• Yukawa, SLodo (M h\ *2
^) artist, Japanese painter ;
b. the 1st y.M Meiji (1868)
at Inami-cho, flidaka-gun, Kii
province ; s. of Gansui Yuka-
wa; m. Koume, sister of To-
kuzo Okazaki, March 1894.
Edue.": entered the pupil of
Shonen Suzuki when he was
twenty-two years old.' Had
honour of drawing before the
late Prince Koraatsu and was
enc'aged iii drawing decorative
pictures of the prince's villa

"iJakujuden" for 7 months
and was conferred with a pen
name Rakuju, 1£01 ; drew
a very large picture of dragon
in tlie belfry of the Osaka
Tennoji, ^15^06 ; painted the
pictures of the late prince
Iwakura's career, which a-
mounts to 25 rolls and 560
feet by order of the Imperial
Household Dep't, 1907—12;
is member of the Osaka Paint-
ing School. Address : 35 U-
nagitani-nishinomachi, Mina-
mi-ku, Osaka.

Yuki, Manzo" Clt-WcS^), one
of the highest taxpayers of
Ibaraki-ken, Auditor of the
Hokuso' Soy Brewing Co. ;
d. the 3rd ;«. of the ist j.
of Man-en (i860) in Ibaraki-
kenj e. s. of the late Tetsu-
goro Yuki ; m. Suwa, sister
of Saburozaemon Tanaka of
Saitama-ken. Succeeded his
father in 1892. Address: Ta-
niida-mura, Tsukuba-gun, I-
baraki-ken.

Yukishita, Yo (« T ^),
Public Procurator, Chief Pub-
lic Procurator of the Anotsu
District Court ; <5. the 4th m..
of the I St J. of Gwanji (18-
64) in F"ukushima ; 2nd s. of
Zempei Yukishita ; m. Tomi,
adoJ>t. d. of Enroku Dno of
Ishikawa-ken. Passed the Ex-
amination for Bench, 1887;
appointed Public Procurator,
1888; was successively Pub-

Yuk

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lie Procurator of the District
Courts of Aomori, Osaka, Fu-
kui and Matsue, Public Pro-
curator of the Local Courts
of Onomichi and Hamamatsu;
Public Procurator of the Shi-
zuoka pistrict Court, Chief
Public Procurator of the Na-
ha District Court ; then pre-
sent post. Decoration: 4th Or-
der of Merit. Addre&s : Ano-
tsu District Court, Tsu-shi,
Mie-ken.

Yumoto, Takehiko (^ ;^ St ib
■S), President of the Kaiha-
tsusha (a publishing office)
b. the 1 2th m. of the 2nd>'.
of Ansei (1855) in Nagano-
prefecture ; e. s. of the late
Karoku Yumoto; a widower.
Educ: graduated from the To-
kyo Normal School (present
Tokyo Higher Normal Sch-
ool), 1883. Assist. -Prof of
his alma mater ; an official
of the Dep't of Education ;
Chief tutor to the Crown Prin-
ce; sent to Germany in connec-
tion with matters concerning
the education of the Imperial
family, 1889— 1893 ; Prof of
the Peers' School ; present
post since 1896; appointed
Member of the Higher Educa-
tional Council, 1898. Address.:
No. 23, 3 chome, Sadohara-
cho, Ushigome, Tokyo. Tel. :
753 Bancho.

- Yumoto, Zentaro Clr*#*BP).
Paymaster Inspector-General,

Chief of the Paymasters' Staff
of the Kangtung Garrison ;
b. the 8th m. of the 2nd y.
of Ansei. (185 5) in Hyogo-
ken ; 2nd s. of Ichiji Yumo-
to, a samurai ; m. Chizu, e.
d. of Genkichi Takezawa of
Kumamoto. Paymaster - Sub-
lieutenant, Sept. 1883; Pay-
master-Lieutenant, Apr. 18-
87 ; Paymaster-Captain, Nov.
1 891; Paymaster-Major, Nov.
1901 ; Paymaster-Lieutenant-
Colonel, Dec. 1903; Paymas-
ter-Colonel, July 1904; Pay-
master - Major-General, June
1908. Decorations : 4th Order
of the Sacred Ti'easure ; 3rd
Order of the Rising Sun; 3rd
Class of the Golden Kite. Ad-
dress : Official House, Kang-
tung Governor-General's Of-
fice, Port Avth.m?' Tokyo Ad-
dress : No. 88, Minamimachi,
Motosamega-hashi, Yotsuya,
Tokyo. Tel. : 92 Bancho.

Yuzawa, Gensuke (MMMW),
Director of the Matsumoto
Savings Bank, Ltd., and of
the Miyada Warehouse Co.,
Ltd., Director of the Oriental
Petroleum Co., Ltd.,"^the Ka-
miina Bank, Ltd., the Matsu--
moto Warehouse Co., Ltd.,
and of the Izumi firm, Ltd.;
b. Mar.sthe 5th y. of Meiji
(1872) in Nagano-ken; e. s.
of Motohiko Yuzawa -yin. Ki-
no, 2nd d. of Kin-ichiro Ka-
mijo of Nagano-ken. Succe-

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Yiur

eded his father in 1893. ^'^-
dress : Miyada-mura, Kami-
ina-gun, Nagano-ken.

Yuzawa, Teitaro C?iif Ai:I!5),
Paymaster Captain of the Navy,
Chief of the Accounts Section
of the Naval Arsenal in the
Kure Naval Station ; d. 18-
67. Paymaster 2nd-Comman-

der, Oct. 1898; Paymaster-
Commander, Sept. 1900 ; Pay-
master-Captain, Sept. 1907.
Decorations : 3rd Order of the
Rising Sun ; 4th Order of the
Sacredi Treasure ; 4th Class
of the Golden Kite. Address:
Kure Naval Station, Kure, Hi-
roshima-ken.

2en

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Zen, Shojiro CJJf M ^ BlJj,
Chief Procurator of the Dist-
rict Court at Fusan, 6th
Order of Merit; d. the 3rd
m. of the 2nd j/. of Keio (18-
66) in Hiroshima-prefecture ;
7. i>. to Kamesaburo Zen;
m. Tama, e. d. of Tomonaga
Yokoyama, a samurai of Chi-
ba-prefecture. ^</«^<?..- gradu-
ated from the College of Law
of the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 18-
92. Was successively Judge
of the Kyoto District Court,
of the Osaka Appeal Court,
Sectional Chief of the Kobe
District Court, and _of the
Hiroshima Appeal Court; pre-
-sent post since 1 9 1 o. Address:
Official House of tlie District
Coui-tj Fusan, Chosen.

Zenidaka, Zenzo C^ a # iS),
civil engineering contractor;
b. the^ist m. of the ist y.
of Man-en (i860) in Osaka;
2nd s. of Yaero Chimoto ; a-
dopted by the late Sakuji
Zenidaka in 1888 ; m. Hisa,
2nd d. of Ibei Iwata of Osa-
ka. Succeeded his adopted
father in 1 894. Address: No
21, 5 chome, Yokobori, Hi-
gashiku, Osaka. Tel.: 3208
Higashi.

Zumoto, Motosada (aS^t^TcA))
Proprietor and Director of the
Japan Times ; b. in 1864 at
Kurosaka, Hino-gun, Tottori-

ken; j. of Yasugoro Zumo-
to ; m. Kuni, g. (/. of Taimei
Kitagawa, Secretary, of the
Council of State (Dajokan),
July 1889. Educ: Univer-
sity Preparatory School, To-
kyo, 1 878— 1 880 ; Sapporo
Agricultural College;' 1880—
1884. Was long oh the staff
of the Japan Mail ; twice
appointed Private Secretary
to the late Prince Ito when
he was Premier; started in
1897 the Japan Times, an
only English paper edited by
Japanese ; has frequently tra-
velled through Europe and
America and is a special cor-
respondent of the London
Standard ; went to Seoul in
the suite of the late Prince
Ito as non-official member d
the Residency-General, and
took ^ over the Seoul Press
formerly owned by some forei-
gners, Jan. 1906 ; established
the Oriental Information Bur-
eau in New York and was
President of it for some time.
Recreation: reading. Address:
No. 118, Hommura.v Azabu,
Tokyo. Chibs : Tokyo club,
Nippon club. Tel. : lOOi
Shiba.

Zushi, Tamiyoslii (H Jf K

^)! President of Asahi Gum
Co., Ltd.; director of Taiwan
Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd.; 3rd
Order of Merit; b. 1854 in
Kagoshima ; s. of Daisuke

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Zns

Zushi ; m.. Sayoko, d. of To-
kai Hayashi in 1884. Educ;
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School. Formerly served as
director of Statistic section of
the defunct Department of
Industry and then chief of
Accountant Department of
the Imperial Railway Boa d.
Publications : Institution of

book-keeping, Treatise on
goods-account (both in Japa-
nese). Address-. 1060 Shimo-
ochiai, Ochial - mura, Toyo-
tama-gun, Tokyo-fu. Tel. :
2073 Bancho. C/nb. Teikoku-
Tetsudo-kyokwai (Imp. Rail-
way Asso.) Kyushu club,
Tokyo Statistic Asso.

SUPPi^CMCNT

Akatsuka. Toranosuke (# M
m Z Kl), D. M. , Vice-Presi-
dent of the Yamagata Opti-
cal Hospital; h. Dec. 1878
in Fukushima-ken ; ist s.
of Jinjiro Abatsnka ; m. Mi-
clii, 1899. Educ. : !j;vaduatecl
from the Saisei medical Col-
lege, Tokyo, in 1899. Joined
the medical staff of the Ino-
uj'e Optical Hospital of Tokyo,
the Tokyo Imp. Univ. Hos-
pital and Juuten Hospital
successively. Went to Ger-
many and Austria for study
in 1 9 10 and returned home
Nov. 1 91 2, and assumed the
present j)osition. FtMications:
Essays on " rare sarcom \ of
ciliary body " and on " the
cause of corneal opacity. "
Addreis : 3 chome, Kitalia-
ma^clio, Higashi-kuj Osaka.

Aoki, Xikuo C# Tic

m),

director of tlie Osaka hrancli
<if the Mitsubishi <& Co. ; b.
2 1 March f)f the 3rd y. of Kc-
io (1867) in Koriyania, Nara-
Icen ; s. of Sakyo Aoki ; m.

Toraiko, y. s. of the late To-
raichiro Yokoyaiua, April 18-
97. Educ. : graduated from
the law college of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., July 1892. En-
tered the present iirm on his
graduatiou and afterwards
successively held post of vice-
director of the Moji and Ko-
be branches, director of the
Nagasaki and Moji Iwanches in
the same firm, and then tra-
nsferred to the present post.
Address: Nishi-nagahori Mi-
nami-dori, 5 chome, Nishi-
ku, Osaka. 3K. .• 5580 Ni-
shi Cho.

Arioka, Naoji C^ H E ?S),
chief secretary of the Osaka
Baidcers' Association, and ma-
nager of the Osaka -Bankers'
Club and of the Osaka Eco-
nomic Association; 6. 1872 in
Okayama-ken. Educ: gradu-
ated from tlielveio University.
He is also the editor in charge
of tne Osaka Bankers' Maga-
zine Address: Imazu inura,
Muko-gun, Hyogo-lten.

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Asai, Kenkichi (vS ^|^ fet p),

IgahihaJcnshi (Dr. of Medici-
ne), chief of the otonasopha-
ryn, golaryngolog at the Osa-
]ca Kwai,?ei Hospital; h. 1872
at Otsii, fShiga-keii; s. of Tc-
taro Asai; m. Yaeko Fukiii,
Hiranogo, Higashinari -gun,
Osalca-fu. Educ: graduated
from the College of medicine
of the Tokj'o Imperial Unive-
rsity, 1900. After graduation
was appointed assistant of
the otonasopharyn and gola-
ryngolog in the Tokyo Imp.
Univ.Hospita]; when the oton-
asoplmryn, golaryngolog class
was opened in Kyoto Uni-
versity he became its chief-
i:)rofessor; went to Germany,
Switzerland, Austria and
France for study, 1905, and
after return homo from ab-
road, 1908 ; is serving in the
Kwaisei Hospital since that;
is the pioneer and propagator
of training mutes' pronun-
ciation in Japan ; piiblished
of the disease of dysphonia.
Ihiblications : many works of
otonasopharyn, golaryngolog.
Recreaiion: fine arts. Ad-
dress : 92 Shichome, Azuehi-
machi, Higashiku, Osaka.
Tel.: 3387 Honkj^oku.

Fukushima, Kizo (M A S^
JS), proprietor of the Iziimi-
ya Motor & Co., money lender,
importer and exporter of
motors; b. 1878 in O.'aka ;

adopted s. of Kizo Fukushima;
m. JSei, 2nd <:/. of Jir. hii Ald-
raura, an iron lino business,
December 1 906. Fxluc. : gra-
dxiated from the Os;;ka Com-
mercial School, 1897. Once
was meniber-of the Osaka
prefectural assembly and the
district assembly in Osaka
c;ity. Took part in the Kusso-
Japanese War. Recreation :
travelling. Address : No. 26
Toyosaki-cho, Higashi-ku, 0-
saka. Tel: 3530 Higashi.

Funahashi, Kiiehi C^^i^-),
manager of theOsaka branch
of the Hunter & Co.; b.
August 1872 at Nakatsu-
machi, Buzen province ; m.
Tsuji, 1 90 1. Served at the
Dep't of Home Affairs, 1891 ;
went to America for study,
1903 ; afterwards served
at a railway co. in Nev/
York ; made a tour through
Europe and retiirned home,
1907; director of the Talien
branch of the present co.,
1909 ; then present post.
Address : Nakanoshima 7
chome, Osaka. Tel.: 1161
Tosabori. Glubs : m. of Ar-
chitectural Society.

Furukawa, Hanjiro (^ ;ij K?
^ 115), railway engineer ; b.
1858; 2nd s. of Kichijuro
Yaniaguchi, of Ehime-ken ;
ad()i)tcd by his uncle Shohachi
Furukawa ; m. Machi, 3rd. d.
of Eikio Takeya of Tokyo.

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Early entered the Railway
Board and promoted to its
engineer ; serving as director
of the central railway control
bureau for years has been
appointed the technical super-
intendent of the Eailway
Board and in addition to
director of technic depart-
ment of the ■ Board in May
191 3. Address: 26 Hikawa-
cho, Akasaka-ku, Tolcyo.
Tel : 835 Shinbashi.

Fusbida, Seijiro (-Kffljtc:!©,
proprietor of the Fnshida Iron
Works, (Suction gas and oil
engine) manufacturer ; b.
May 7th 1857 in Kyoto ; s.
of Naozo Jfushida ; to. Yuki,
1880. Educ. : stixdied at the
Telegraph School of the Tele-
graph Bureau^ 1874. On his
graduation was appointed
engineer of telegraph erection;
resigned the post, 1888, and
entered the Naniwa Spinning
Co. ; commenced present biisi-
ness, 1890, and manufactured
various manchines for spin-
ning, but begaii the manu-
facture of motor since 1897,
and is now well known
among th6 manufacturers in
Osaka ; obtained the ist
medal in the 5 th national
industrial exhibition, and 27
medals from various institu-
tions ; went to Europe and
America for his business
purpose, 1893 and also made

a tour round the world to
inspect the motor manufactto-
ing business, 19 10. Becrea-
iion: uiai. Address : Kita 2
chome Kami-Fukusliima, Ki-
ta-ku, Osaka. Tel. :- 932
Tosabori.

Hamada, Chosaku (Mffl&tft),
Director of the Osaka branch
of the Chiyoda Life Ins. Co. ;
b. Oct. 2nd 1872 at Mihara-
gun, Hyogo-ken ; e. s. of Gi-
ichiro Hamada, ex-member of
the House of Eepresentatives ;
m. Shigeko, 19 12. Educ. .--
graduated the course of poli-
tical economy of the Keio
Univ., 1893. Became chief
editor Of the then Kobe In-
dustrial Newspaper (now Kobe
jSTewspaper) ; afterward served
as. manager at the Japan
Camphor Co., 1900 ; then
entered the present co when
it was established and. has
held the present post. Ee-
creations : riding, hunting.
Address : Mikage-cho, Hyogo-
ken. Tel. : 325 Mikage.
Clubs : Seiyu-kwai, Osaka
Economical Society and Osaka
Club. c.

Harada, Jujiro Ciiffl+-:^I15),
Eepresentative member of the
Harada Shoko, Unlt'd., ship-
ping, shipbuilding and trans-
portation .business; b. 1849
in Kagoshima-city ; e. s. of
Masaemon Harada ;, m. Ycshi.
Was marine engineer untir

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1894; opened the present
business, 1 894 ; is well known
as shipowner in the Western
district ; beside the above is
auditor of the Kobe Marine
Transport Fire Insurance Co.,
the Nisshin Fire Ins. Co. and
of the Talco Steamship Co.
Address : No. 64 Awabiri 5
chome, Nislii-ku, Osaka. Tel. :
47, 48 Nishi. Chibs : m. of
Osaka Club, Kwansai Union
Steamship Club and director
of Japan Shipowner Union
Association.

Harada, Komanosnke (.M. 9
M 2. 89), manager of the
Osaka Branch Office of the
Nisshin Life Insurance Com-
pany ; b. June 1870 in Akita-
ken ; 2nd s. of Keinosuke
Suzuki. Eduo : gradxrated
from the Administration
Department of the AVaseda
University in 1892. Was on
the editorial staff of the Ori-
ental Economist soon after
graduating from school, and
later joined the T^kyo Cham-
ber of Commerce in 1900.
Was in the service of the
Fusan Chamber of Commerce,
Korea .1903-1904, and later
joined the Chosen Eailway.
Assumed the present position
February 191 3. Becrcaiion:
billiard. Address: No. i.
Itchome Utsubo Minami-dori,
Nishi-ku, Osaka. Te?. ; 189
Tosabori, Osaka.

Hasegawa, Seiji C&SJil^lS),

President of the Hasegawa
Hospital ; b. 1 864 in Waka-
matsu, Fuku4uma-ken ; 2iul
*-. of Katsutaro Hasegawa,
samurai of that province ;
m. 1 891. Educ. : graduated
from tlie Aomori Medical
School in 1881 and from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imperial University in 1890.
WiXfi ajjpaiuted as Professor
at the Aomori Medical School,
and Vice-President at the
Aomori Government Hospital;
Passing through different
positions in Tokyo and Osaka,
opened the Hasegawa Hos-
pital in 1897. liecreation :
hunting. Address : No. 720,
Tosabori Kanii-dori, Itchome,
Ajikawa, Kita-ku, Osaka.
TeL: 784 Nishi,' Ovka.

Hashimoto, Shigeyuki (If ^K
a ^), director of the Nihon
Life Ins. Co. ; b. August ist
1870 at Isaliaya, Nagasaki-
lien ; e. s. of Kahei Hashi-
moto ; m. Hiro, e. d. of Shin-
ichi Yamaguchi, 1 896, Educ:
graduated from the law Col-
lege of the Tokyo Imp. Univ.,
1895. On his graduation
became director of the Inves-
tigating Bureau of the same
Co. ; promoted to present
post, 1907. JSecreafe'oK ; read-
ing. Address : Sumiyoshi-
mura, Mukogun, Hyogo-ken.
Tel : 229 Mikage. Oluh i

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Osaka Club.

Hayami, Taro (ai M 5k BIv),
Proprietor of the B.ailway
Consulting Engineer's OfBce,
President of the Harima
Water-power Electric Com-
pany, Director of tlie Osaka
Electric Tram-way Company,
of the Minonio - Arima
Electric Company, and of the
Electric Trust Company ; h.
April 1864 in Miye-ken. J.(i-
dress : No. r. Nichome, Tem-
mahashi-suji, Kita-ku, Osaka
Tel.: 1568 Higashi Osaka.
(Long Dis.).

Hayashi, Otokichi (^ -|f §),
hardware importer ; b. Oct.
1884 in Osaka ; 2nd s. of
Otokichi Hayashi ; m. Hide,
6th d.. of Aizawa, Osaka,
191 1. Educ. : studied at
Taisei School in Osaka. He
has succeeded his father's
business and keeps a branch
in Kodenma-cho, Nihonbashi,
Tokyo, and at No. 19 Ume-
moto-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka ;
is now m. of the Kita ward
assembly. Recreations : paint-
ing, calligraphy, billiard. Ad-
dress : Dojima Haniadori 2
chome, Osaka. Tel : 182,
183, 184 Higashi. Telegraphic
code address : " Hayashi."

Hidaka, Sutekichi ( [] Sjittf),
President of the Hidaka Skin-
disease Hospital ; I>. March
1 88 1 ill Miyazaki-ken ; adop.
s. of Sangoro Hidaka ; m.

Kiyo, d. of the adopted
father 1902. Edtcc. : graduat-
ed from the Kumanioto
Medical School in 1902,
studied in Tokyo Foreign
Language School, 1902-1903.
Appointed as assistant of the
Tokyo Foreign Language
School 1902-1903, appointed
as assistant of the Tokyo
Epidemics Institute, 1904-
1908, went to Germany and
studied the dermatology in
the Preslau Univ. 1908-
191 2, and settled in the pre-
sent place, April 19 13. PuUi-
cations : " On the number of
bacillus of the healthy body
as well as those suffering
from skin diseases and the
experiments as to the effects
oi some physical and chemic-
al treatments on them." " On
the , experiments as to the
comparative effects of soluble
and insoluble mercurial medi-
cines applied to the African
febris recurrens spirochaete."
and some essays on the study
of dermatology as. viewed
from the bacteriology and
from the science of blood
serum. Address : No. 6.
Nichome, Nishinagabori, Ki-
ta-dori, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Tel. :
974 Nishi.

Hirose, Koji (M M m I&),
manager of tlie Kwansai
business dep't of the Kyodo
Fire Ins. Co. ; b. Feb. 23rd

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1873 at Kishiwada, Izuiui
province ; adopted s. of Sa-
toshi Hirose; m. Sada, 1905.
Educ. : graduated the Wase-
da Semmon GaJcJco, 1892.
On hi« graduation engaged
in an insurance business ;
present post since 19 10. Re-
creations : tctai, liistory, bio-
graph}^ rea-iing. Address :
Hiden-in-clio Tenuoji, Mina-
nii, Osaka.

Hokiyama, Shizue (ff ^ lU
I? ^■), nsanager of the Fuji
Life Ins. Co. and director of
the Osaka branch of the
same Co. ; b. ISTov. 3rd 1875
in Tokyo; s. of Kageo Hoki-
yama, a journalist ; m. Mine,
1 901. After his school-life,
engaged . iu the insurance
btxsiness ; was teacher of the
commercial dep't of the Keio
Univ., 1 893- 1 894; afterward
went to Osaka, Nov. 191 1
and assumed the present post.
PuhUcafion : " Outline of
Commerce." Address : No.
320 Umeda-cho, Kita-ku,
Osaka. Tel : 4192 Higashi.

Ishikawa, Shin-ichi CH JH
fS — ), director of the Osaka
Branch of the Takata & Co. ;
h. November nth, 1866 in
Fukui-city ; e. s. of Takenao
Ishikawa ; m. Koharu, d. of
Naoyuki Matsuda, 1 894.
Educ. : graduated from the
former Shoho Koshusho now
Tokyo Higher Commercial

School, 1885. After gradim-
tion entered the Nihon Yusen
Kaisha (Japan Mail S. S. Co.,
Ltd.); afterwards resigned it
and eatered the present firm,
1886; served at London
Branch of the same firm for
seven years ; returned home
from abroad, 1893 and pro-
moted to- present post Nov.
1 89 5'; docoi-a ted with the 6th
Oi'der of Merit for his service
in connection with the lite
war. Address : Uosaki-mura,
Noda, Muko-guu, Hyogo-ken-. -
Tel. : 6 Mi]cage._ Olubs : 0-
saka Club, Nisuikwai.

Ito, Keizaburo C^M^^W,
Manager of the Kailway Con-
sulting Engineer's Office, and'
Director of the Motor Engine
Manufacturing Company; I>,
April 1876 in Tokyo; s. of
K^enkichi Ito ; in. Fusa 1906^
Educ. : graduated from the
Engineering College , of the
Kyoto Imperial University in
1900. On^e joined ths Kail-
way Car Manufacturing Com-
pany as engineer. Joined the
Railway Consulting Engineers'
Office in 1907. Address :
No. 48, Shichome, Kitaliania
Osaka. Tel. : 286 Honkyoku.

Iwanaka, Mafsunosuke C-H
fi> *2 J: JSD), IMauager of the
shipbuilding de'pt of Ihc
Harada Shoko, Unltd. ^ b.
July 2ist 1863 in Fukuoka-
ken; m. Eideko, 1885. For-

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nicrly he was engaged iu
ninrino transportation Imsi-
ne«; tlKn entered the present
firm, 1903, and is now en-
gaged in the marine trans-
portation hueines.?. Address :
3 cluinic Kidziikawa-cho, Mi-
■naiui-kii, Osaka.

Kalehashi, Kojiro (Mi#— 10,
director of tlie Osaka branch
of the Mitsiikoshi Drj'goods
Store, Ltd. ; I. January 27th
1874 in Fnkni-cit)', Echizen
province ; adopted s. of Ta-
miya Kaicehaslii ; . m. Haru,
ifit d. I if Shixnju Miyakawa
of Hyogo-ken, 1899. After
liis icliool life, entered the
Mitsvd bank, 1891 ; after
serving as vice-director of
the branches of the same
bank in Hiroshima, Nagoya
and Hakodate, entered the
Jf tmkoshi-gofidcuten (Mitsu-
koshi department store), 1908
and became chief of the in-
vestigation section of its
headotHce ; was {rauf-ferrtd
vice-direct; r of the Osaka
branch iu 191 1 and then
promoted to present post.
Becnations : biJliards. ^dai,
■ go game. Address : Tolfiwa-
dori, Tennnji-mura, Osalai-fu.
Tel.: 3574 MJnami. Vhds :
ni. of the Mita Society and
the Osaka Econom'cal Society.

Easai, Kan-ichiro CM K W.
- WO, B. C. S. (New York
Univ., 1903), director of the

Kyoto Kosho Kaisha ; h. July
19th 1876 in Yarcanashi-ken;
•s. of Hyoichiro Kasai ; in.
Moto-ko, d. of Bimzo Ichi-
kawa, March 20th 1911.
L'duc. : gi-aduatcd fronr t lie
Tokyo Higher Commercial
School and New York Univ.
On Jiis graduation entered
the Kyoto Mfg. and Trading
Co., and became its director
and in addition to director of
the Osaka branch of the same
Co., March 191 1. Recreations:
billiard, ba^t^ball, wrestling.
Adelress : Nnrno-niura, Mxrko-
gun, Hyogo-ken. Ghihs : N.
Y. U., Japanese Club, Mem-
ber of Japan Societ)-.

Katase, Awashi 0\ ;i -M),
Assistant Professor at the
Osaka Higher Medical School;
J). July 1884 in Kumamo to-
ken ; ist s. of Toj'oki ; ra.
Yoshiko, 1st d. of Tameji
Takeda of Yamaguchi-ken,
Augixst, 191 2. Educ: gra-
duated from the Osaka Higher
Medical School, and after
graduation, was appointed as
assistant professor on experi-
mental pathology of that
school. Recreation : Athletic
sports. Address : Shijo-dori,
Chikko, Nishi-ku, Osaka.

Kato, Akikado (tn li 15 K),
President of the Osaka Higher
Commercial School; h. Decem-
ber 1 86 1 in Tokyo; Adop. s.
of Akira Kato. Bdnc. : gra-

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duated from the Literary
college of tlie Tokyo Imperial
University in 1884. Was
first appointed as Professor
at the Yamaguchi High
School, and later transferred
as Principal of the Kagoshima
Middle School 1 893 ; promot-
ed to the present position in
1 896. Address : Dogashiba-
machi, Tennoji, Minami-ku,
Osaka. Tel : No. 3840 Mi-
nami.

Kato, Takematsu QnW,Vf&'),
auditor and director of the
Osaka Branch of the Kana-
gawa Electric Co. ; b. Oct.
1878 lyo pi'ovince; adopted s.
of Yonosiike Kato, m. Uta,
1903. Educ. : studied at the
Santa Glaus Business College,
U. S. A. After his returning
home from America, 1903,
entered theKanagawa Electric
Light Co. which was changed
its name to present firm in
1907; afterwards served as
director of Saseho Agency of
the Co. for three years ; then
promoted to present post,
1910. Recreaiion : billiard,
reading. Address : No. 26
Korai-bashi-dori, Higashi-ku,
Osaka. Tel. : 3 1 5 3 Honk3-oku.

Kato, Toru Om M ^), Pro-
fessor iu the Osaka Highcn-
Medical School, Chief physi-
cian of otonasopharyn, golo-
ryngolog in the Osaka pre-
fectural hospital ; h. August

187s in Osaka; ist s. of
Kenzf) Kato. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Medical
College of the Tokyo Imperial
University and was appointed
as a^^sistant to that Univer-
sity in 1893 and transferred
to the present position, April
1906. Went to Europe for
study in 1910 and returned
homo, November 19 12. Be-
crentions : music and garden-
ing. Address: 543, Tama-
tsukmi-machi, Higashi-ku,
Osaka.

Kawada, Kenji Oil H M H),
sale agency of the New York
Life Ins. Co. in Osaka; h.
January 1866 in Kagoshima-
keu ; s. of Hikoemon Kawada,
a Confucian scholar attached
to the Shimadzu family ; on.
Asa. Educ. : graduated from
the former Dojin-sh i (now
Chud Daigaku). Engaged as
government purveyor in China
during the Japan-China
. War ; then engaged in the
present business, 1912. JRe^
creations: Chinese literature,
Chinese poeti-y, curios. Ad-
dress : Mikage-cho, Muko-
gun, Hvogo-ken. Tel. : 501
Mikage"

Kxmura, Kozo C;^ t& ^- M),
IgakuhalcusM, teacher at the
Osaka Higher _ Medical School
and in addition chief of the
surgeon of the Osaka prefec-
tui'al hospital; b. Nov. i860

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at Sawae-cho, Ecliizen pro-
vince ; s. of Rikken Kimura ;
m. younger sister of Barou
Maeda Ko, Kanazawa-city,
iFhikawa-ken, i8''*4. Educ. :
graduated from the medical
coilege of the Tokyo Imp.
Univ., 1883. Was director
and teacher of the Ishikawa-
ken medical school of A class
and director of the Kanazawa
Hospital ; his copper image
was elected by some Kana-
zawa-men thanking for his
services rendered to the city.
Fuhlications : pathology of
bone disease, sergical tuber-
cirlosis, treatment by iodine
aether, etc. Address : No. 49,
Shiomachi-dori, Minami-ku,
Osaka. Tel. : 1 544 Minami.

Kinoshita, Tosaku C^tcT^fls),
IgaJcuhaktcsM, professor of
physiology at the Osaka
Higher Medical School ; h.
June 1878 in Kyoto; 2nd s.
of Hiromu Kinoshita ; m.
Namiko, younger sister of
Shizuo Sano, November 1905.
Educ. : graduated from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imperial University, 1903.
Appointed as assistant in the
Tokyo Imperial University
after graduation, and pro-
moted to the present position
in 1906; went abroad for
study, April 1908 and came
home, November 19 10. Con-
ferred the degrre of Igalcu-

hakusUi, Uecember 19 12 by
presenting an essay. Eecrea-
lions : travelling on foot,
studying physiology. Ad-
dress : Tennoji-mura, Osaka-
fu.

Kitagawa, Yohei (^bJHII^),
Ke]3resentative member of the
Kosho Co., Unlt'd., importer
and exporter; h. 1856 in
Shiga-ken ; s. of the former
Yohei Kitagawa, auditor of
the Omi Bank and of the
Sanyo Cotton Spinning Co. ;
m. Ko, At first engaged in
dry-goods business in Hokkai-
do ; afterwards engaged in
the business of cotton import
in Kobe ; founded the present
firm, 1905. Address: No. i
Ote-dori, Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Kitano, Kinsaku (tf^if^ij),
member of the surgeon dep't
of the 4th Army Division
and attache of the Osaka
Garrison Hospital ; b. May
1 8th 1863 at Kami-ina-gun,
Nagano-ken ; m. Saki, e. d.
of Einnosuke Takeuchi, April
1897. -Erftjc. ; studied medi-
cine at the ist dispensary,
Tokyo Imp. Medical College,
March 1887; graduated from
the Military Surgeon School,
1 893. After graduation served
as military pharmacist ; be-
came military surgeon. May
1897 and was appointed
teacher at the Military Sur-

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. geoii Hclioo] ; was decorated
with 0. L. dii C. from the
French Re] iul)lic for his dis-
tingiii^^hed service in the
Boxers Troxiljle ; transferred
to the ])resent post, Septem-
ber 191 2 and pi'omoted to
]")harmaciKt]ieut. -colonel, Nov.
30th, the same year. Recrea-
tion: billiard. AJdresa : No.
1 Kvfibashi Maeno-cho, Hi-
ji;ashi-ku. Osa'va. Tel. : 204
Higashi.

kitazato, Takeshi (;lb M fi),
Pli. D., Professor at the Osaka
Higher medical School ; b. Ma-
rch 1870 in Kiimamoto-ken ; s.
of Yoshimasa Kitazato. Educ:
graduated from the middle
kcIkioI department of the
Doshisba University, 1891,
li'om the Tokyo Kokugakuin,
1896; went to Germany in
1897 and studied literature
and philosophy in Munchen
University, and Leipzig Uni-
versity. Eeturned home in
1902 and was appointed as
professor at tlie Peers' School,
transferred to the present
position, 1905. Puhlicaiions :
several essays on di-amas both
in Japanese and txtjrman.
Recreation : travelling. Jd-
dress : ■ Suwanomori, Hama-
dera, Osaka.

Kotake, Yashiro (iS-fftiiHIR),
IgakuhahusM, professor at
the Osaka Higher Medical
School (taking charge of phy-

siology and chemistry)';, h.
July''2nd 1879 at Honjo-nm-
ra, Okayama-ken ; s. of
Yatsuji Kotake; m. d. of
Yahachi Kondu, 1903. Ednc:
graduated from the Osalia
Higher Medical School, 1902.
After his graduation bacimo
an assistani, of tiie Kyoto
Medic.il Univ. ; next trans-
ferred to pi-esent post. Went.
to Germany for study and
after his studying for two-
half years, returned homo ;
obtained the degree of Igal'u-
hakushi by presenting a thesis,
Jan. i6th 1913. Recreation:
Chemistiy. Address : No.
12 Bbisu-jima, Sakai-city.

Kusumoto, Chozaburo (1ft *.
S H W', IgakuhaleusM , pro-
fessor at the Osaka Higher
Medical School and in addi-
tion chief of the Iun:a-e
Medicine Dep't of the school
hospital; b. Nagasaki. Educ.:
graduated from the medicil
college of the Tolcyo Imp.
Univ. After his graduation
became an assistant of the
University Ho32)ital ; then
appointed present past; went
to Europe for his study,
April 1906, returned home
from abroad, November 1908.
Decorated with the 6th Order
of Merit. Address: No. 65 Oi
matsu-cho, i chome, Kita-ku,
Osaka. Tel. : 759 Htgashi.

Mashida, Masaiori, (HI rg

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IE M), chief engineer of the
shipbuilding dep't of the
H-arada Shoko ; b. Feb. 21st,
1 866 in Wakayama-ken ; on.
jSCobu. Entered tlie Onohama
Shipbuilding Yard of Navy
as draughtsman and studied
shipbuildiTig irnder Mr. Pen-
ney, an Englishman, but
retired from it, 1 894 ; after-
wards served as engineer in
the Nagata Shipbuilding
Yard for 4 years ; entered
present Arm in 1904 and
promoted to ]:>resent post.
Address ; 3 chonie Kidukawa-
cho, Minami— kn, Osaka.

Maeda, Matsunae (nil HISS),
IgahuhalcusM, chief of the
inuera medicine of the Osaka
branch of the Japan Red
Cross Society hospital ; b.
November 1877 in Fukni-ken;
ist s. of Shokaku Maeda ; m.
Akilco Hiroolca, Tenuoji-cho,
1909. Educ. : graduated
from the ii3edical college of
the Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1904.
After graduition served as
assistant of the innere medi-
cine in Kyoto Qniv. hospital ;
went to Gei-raauy for study,
1906, and returned liome,
March 1909 ; then present
post ; obtained the degree of
IgaJeiihakushi by presenting a
thesis, 191 1. Publications:
U(d)er Amyloid].)rotei\r ; Ueber
Autolyso der pneumonischer
Lunge ; Uebar die Harnfor-

mente, besonders liarunu''. -
lease, etc. Hecrecdion : g u' -
dening, painting and calli-
graphy. Tel.: 3701. Clid) :
Osaka Club and Osaka Kyo-
rin Club.

Matsnkata, Masao C^HilEW,
president and director of the
Naniwa Bank, Ltd. ; b. M ly
7fch, 1868 at Shiino-arata-
machi, Kagoshima-city ; 4t}i
s. of Marquis Masayoslii
Matsukata ; in. Masu, c. d. of
Yoichi Kawahara, Vice-Ad-
miral (retired). Educ. : stu-
died at Pennsylvania Uni-
versity, U. S. A. Since the
Kobe Branch of the ])resent
bank was started, had baen
director of it ; Avas a|,)pointecl
standing director of the same
bank, July 1906 ; then the
present post, 1913. AYa;,;
director of the Kyodo Pire>
Ins. Co. and auditor of the
Toyokawa Railway C.>. Ad-
dress : No. 37 Nalcayamatc- -
dori 6 chome, Kobe. Tel. :
4333 Kobe. Address : the
Bankei-3 Club, Nisuikwii,
Tokyo Club.

Midzukuehi, Koji ^;'KaffS),
Vice-dir. of the Ogata Gyiia"-
colocjia hospital ; b. Feb. 1 880
in Kyoto-fu ; 2nd s. of Shun-
suke Midzukuehi ; ra. Hani,
e. d. of Saijiro Shibu,ya, 191 1.
Educ. : graduated from the
medical college of tha Kyoto
Imp. .Univ., 1905. Has held

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present post since his gradua-
tion ; went to Europe for
study, 191 1 and returned
home, March 191 3. Publica-
tion : essays on gynaecologia
Address: Yokobori i chome,
Higashi-ku, Osaka.

E"agano, Jiuishiro (:& if tp
m IP, Colonel of Artillery,
chief of the gun factory of
the Osaka Arsenal ; h. March
1869 at Koume Narihira-cho,
Houjo, Tokyo ; s. of Kiu'o
Nagano. Educ. : graduated fr-
on the military academy,July
1890. After graduation was
fippointed attache to the 4th
regiment of field-artillery ; took
part iji the Japan-China war,
1 895 ; became member of the
' giin factory of the Osaka
Arsenal,. Dec. 1896; made a
tour through Europe and
America, January 1900 ; re-
tirrned home from abroad,
March 191 2 ; transferred to
present post, 1904 ; was or-
dered to proceed South China
and North China to inspect
the condition of affairs, 1905 ;
was decorated with the 4th
Order of Merit and 4th Class
Golden Kite for his service
in the late War, Address :
No. 3 Usiiya-chv, Kita-ku,
Osaka, (see p. 600).

Nagano, Juiizo (A Sf ^ W,

IgakuhaMisM, director and
chief surgeon of the Osaka

bi'anch hospital of tlio Ja])an
Eed Cross Society : l>. Aug.
6th, 1870 in Kumamoto-city ;
4th 8. of Kenzaburo Nagano ;
m. Tsuru-ko Yoshifusa, 1898.
Educ. : graduated from the
Medical College of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1906. After
graduation Avas appointed as-
sistant of the University
hospital; afterwards had been
Vice-director of the Kobe
prefectural hospital and head
of the dispensary of Formosan
Government General; present
post since July 191 1. Sent
to Europe, 19CO, and returned
home, 1903 ; again was in
Em-oj)e from 19 10 to May
191 1. Address: i chome
Sueyoshi-bashi, Minami-ku,
Osaka. Tel. : 1530 Minami.
Chib : Osaka club.

Naito, ToruCft^^), D.M.,
ophthalmologist, president of
the Naito Optical Hospital ;
I). October 1 876 in Tokushima-
ken ; adop. s. of Shusai Nai-
to ; in. Clio, Younger sister
of Tahei Okubo of Toku-
shima-ken in 1 896. Educ. :
graduated from the Medical
course of the Okayama Third
High School in 1893, and
joined the medical staff of
the Inouye Optical Hospital,
Tokyo. Studied in Europe
1900-1901, and returned
home and appointed as pre-
sident of the Inouye Optical

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H(>:;.])ital ill 1901 ; cstahlislind
in the present place in 1903.
Publications : " On the nse of
ophthalnioscop " " On the
diseases of the refractive and
adjusting organs " and others.
Address : No. 27, Nichome,
Nishinagabori, Kitadori, Ni-
shi-ku, Osaka ; Tel : 680
Nishi ; liecreaiion : reading.

Nakajima, Tetsuzo (l^ft^jt;,
director of the Osaka branch
of the Yonei 8hoten ; . &.
1877 at Morioka-city, Iwate-
ken ; s. of Yosliiinori Naka-
jima; m. Kasa, e. d. of T,su-
chida family, a Rake-hrower
of lyo jirovince, IMarch 1900.
Educ. : graduated from the
Tokyo Higher Commercial
Hchool. Entered the Meijiya,
importer and exporter, 1900;
.■■erved as inanager of the
Yoshikawa Cement AVorks,
Okaj'ama-ken, till Oct. 1909
from April 1908 ; then pre-
sent post since Oct. (909.
Fublicatiom : " Nacacinia's
English Commercial Corres-
pondence," " Commercial Dic-
tionary," etc. Recreation:
reading. AdAress : No. 5481
Matsugahana l''ennoji, Mina—
mi-ku, Osaka. Chib : Kwan-
sai Electric Club.

NisMkawa, Tamanosuke CFJ
IW S ^ m, M. A. (Central
College) Ph. 15. (Vanderbilt
TJniversity). Principal of the
Middle Schoc)] ]}epartment of

the Kwansai (irikuin ; l>.
September 1864 in Taniba
Province ; ist ,s. of Kenyeki
Nishikawa, medicstl practitio-
ner ; m. Etsu. TJd'tic. studied
in the Third- High School
about 1887 and then went
to America and graduated
from the Central College iiud
the Vanderbilt tJniversity.
Was appointed as military
interpreter in the war with
Eussia and went to the front,
and was subse(piently decorat-
ed with the sixth Order of
Jlerit. liecrentioii : <jo game.
Address : Yawata, Rokko-
naura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-kcti.
Chib : Director of the Ivol) '
Y. M. C. A.

Mshizaki, Den-iehiro, C?M
m Pi - SrO, Manaifcr of tiu'.

Sumitomo Electric

VV

Manufactory; Feb. 2nd 1873
at Kanaz.xwa-city, Ishikaw.i-
ken; e. .?. of Kanekatsn Nishi-
zaki ; m. Kiyoshi, 1900.
Educ. : graduated the mecha-
nical course of the engineer-
ing college at tlie Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1897. After his
graduation held a post as
engineer of tlie Shibaura
Engincerino" Works until
191 1 ; erLtered the present
firm and promoted to present
post. Address : No. 444 of
I (Otsu), ,Kat'-uyama-dori,
Tennoji, Minami-ku, Osalca.
Tel. : 133 Miuami.

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.¥ose, Sliichirobei (M- 31 -tr

Iil> i'< #f), iiian;ig(!r of tlie Ko-
fIio & Co., Ltd.; b. 1870 in
Shigu-keii ; s. of Shicliiro'bei
IS'ciKc ; m. Sute, 1897. Edtic:
giiiduated from the 3rd Higli
Wchoo], 1 89 1. After his gra-
duation entered a cotton yarn
f]i:i]i in Yokohama, which
w;-;,, managed by Mr. Kita-
gawa; since that continuou-
f-ly sawed in the 'firm. Ad-
dret^e : 4 chome, Yamaraoto-
dori, Kolse.

Oka, Juro C|53 + SiO, Pres.
(.■f Toyd AVhaling Co. Ltd. ;
b. 1870 in Yamaguclii-keu ;
111. MutKiiko. Educ. : gradua-
ted from Keid Univ. Foun-
ded Nihon Ocean Fishing Co.
witli i^oine others in 1899 and

heini

given

ch?

by the

Dep't of Agriculture and Com-
merce proceeded to Norway
t ins|«et wliahngR there and
in tlic Arctic Circle ; after
much i)er?everance the com-
]>an3' has been enlarged and
its luiHie was changed to tlie
Toyo Whaling Co. in 1904 ;
since that he has become its
])reRident ; Aveut to Mexico
and Chile from August 191 2
to observe iishing there. Ad-
drens : Nlshihama, Koroj'en,
JS'ishinomiva. Hyogo - ken.
Tel.: 185.'

^ Otaka, Toshinosuke (;fc ^ ft
:t li), Chief secretary of the
Japan Cotton Spinner's Asso-

ciation ; h. I892 at Ogaki,
Mino province. As first served
at the Nihon Yusen Ivaisha ;
entered the Japan Spinner's
Association, 1907 and staj'ed
as its agent in Bombay for
six years ; returned home in
19 1 2 and promoted to pre-
sent post. Address : Ilvcda-
cho, H5no-gun, Settu, pro-
vince.

Otsuka, Yeitaro CkM^:kW,
genaral-iiranager of the Yu-
asa Shichizaeraon A co. and
in addition to dir. of the Osaka
branch of the same co. ; h.
May 28th 1 87 1 at Idzushi-
gun, Tajima province : s. of
Shigenari Otsuka ; m. Mika,
3rd d. of Masayoshi Fukuda,
Kyoto, 1900. Ediic : gi-adua-
ted from the Kyoto Doshisha
Univ. ; further entered the
Yale Univ. in America to
continue his study, 1903. Af-
ter left the school, 1904, en-
tered the JSTew York branch
of the Yokohama Specie Bank;
then became nfember of the
Mitsui Bank ; entered the
road extension dej/t of Kj'oto
city, as secretary of the same
city 1 9 10 and endeavored to
construct electric railways ;
present post since 19 12. lie-
creation : travelling. Address :
Shi n-machi, Higashi-^iru, Na-
kaita-dori, Kyoto. C'hib. 0-
saka Economical Societj'.

Saigo, Kiehiya CK » ^ ^5,

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JgaJciiJtalvfJii (Doctor of Me-
dicine) , diroctor of tjie Otaka
Garrifon Hos^pital ; b. Jan. 5tli
1872 in Tokyo; 4tli s. of
0?ainii Saigo ; on. Hani, yo-
unger sister of Genbei Saka-
inura of KanagaAva-ken, Dec.
1899. Echic. : graduated from
the medical college of the To-
kyo Imp. Univ., Dec 1899.
Ednc. : graduated from the
medical college of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., Dec. 1897. After
graduation hecame an army
surgeon a.nd v.'a8 given charge
and eugagcd in a duty at
Tainan Hospital, 1901 — 3;
entered the University Hall(po
st graduate clas-) t<.) continue
his study, 1903 ; attaclie to
Osaka Base hospital, 1904-6 ;
reentered the Univ. Hall of
Kyoto. 1906 ; was conferred
TgahuJialcushi , 1907 ; in addi-
tion to chief physician of the
i;-outh Manchurian Eailway
Co., 1908 ; proceeded to Ger-
many, Au-tria and America
for study, 1909-12; pre^ent
post since b'ept. 191 2; pro-
moted to suigeon colonel, Jan.
1913. Jiecreation : horticul-
ture. Address : No. 42, Ko-
bashi-moto-machi, Higashi-
ku, Osaka. Tel. : 2580 .Mina-
mi.

Sakurane, Konoshin Cffi Ift #
^ ji)j IgalciiJicdmshi, profe-
ssor in the Osaka Higher
Medical it'choo], nnd chief of

the dep't of skin diseases in
the school hospital; h. Sept.
1870 in Waka\ama-keu ; s.
ofYoshibei; m. Takako, Hi-
sao Handa <~)f I'ukuoka City,
191 2. Educ. : graduated from
the Osaka Higlier Medical
School, 1890. After gi-adua-
tion became surgical assis-
tant at the Osaka prefectiu'al
hospital ; the dep't of sltiu
diseases has been opened in
Jan. 1903. liecreations : stu-
dying roman letters question.
Address : No. 46, Kitahama,
4 chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka.
Tel. : [9i4Hi>nkyoku.

Sawada, Ushimaro Cff EB^Ig),
senior deputy-mayor of the
Osaka-city; b- Jan. 6th 18-
74 in Kochi-ken ; s. of Sei-
ichi Sawada ; m. Shidzue, 19-
05. Educ: graduated fioni
the law college of the Tokyo
Imp. Univ., 1899. After gra-
duation held the posts of
councillor of the War Office
an.d in addition to Coimsellor
of the Home Affairs and the
police and prison school till
1 903 ; next conn- ellor of the
Tokyo-fu, 1 904- 1 907; secre-
tary, police - superintendent,
chief of the commercial and
industrial bureau of Chosen
Government General, 1907 —
1910; chief of the dep't of
home affairs in Kagoshima-
ken, 191 0-19 1 2; then pi-esent
post since March 1913. Hec-

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reatlon : picture. Address : No.
5665, Dogashimi-cho, Ten-
noji, Minami-lm, Osaka.

Shidehara, Taira C» M S),
BimgdhuhalcusM, educatio-
nist. Educ. : graduated from
the college of literature, To-
kyo Imp. Univ. Once lectu-
red Korean history at his
alma mater and then was
promoted to its professor ; in
addition to was appointed edu-
cational inspector of the Dep't
of Education ; Pres. the Hi-
roshima Higher Normal School
since 15 May 191 3. Address:
Kokutaiji-mura, Hiroshima.

ShimokocM, Tonizo CT M l^
i* n M'), Dean of tlie Osaka
Higher Commercial School ;
7). Dec. 1869 in Hiroshima-
-ken; isfc.s. of Toyotaro Shi-
mokochi ; m. Yasu. Educ. :
graduated from the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School in
1893. entered the Nippon
Yusen Kaisha and remained
there for 6 years. Was appo-
inted as professor of the Shi-
ga-ken Commercial School,
1897 ; after serving in
the Onomichi Comm3rcial
School as Principal, assiimetl
the present position, March
1907. Recreations: garde-
ning, tennis. Address : No.
401, Higashino-machi, Mori-
nomiya, Higashi- ku, O-aka.

SMrokane, Yutaka (& M ^),
doctor. Address : No. "5 , Ko-

raibashi, 5 chome, Higashi-
ku_, Osaka.

Shoji, OtokicM (ffi Rl Zi S),

manager of the Osaka Cotton
Spinning Co., managing di-
rector of the Chosen Men-
gyo Kabushiki - Kaisha ; b.
May 13th, 1873 in Akita-
ken ; m. Yas. Educ. : gra-
duated from the Toljyo Hi-
gher Commercial School, 18-
97. After his graduation en-
tered the Japan Cotton Spi-
nners Association and stayed
at India for 3 years, after-
wards soon became chief sec-
retary of the same Asso. ;
was ordered to proceed to
Europe to inspect the spin-
ning business, 19 10, and at-
tended the International Spi-
nning Union Association in
Manchester-, England. PMi-
caiion^ : " The condition of
cotton industry in India, "
Cotton spinning industry in
Japan. Address : Sumiyoshi-
mura, Muko-gun, Hj'ogo-kMi.
Tel. .-531 Mikage.

TakahasH, Yuji Ci*_Mft&?o)
D. M, ophthalmologist. Pre-
sident of the Takahashi Op-
tical Hospital; 6. March 18-
70 in Niigata-ken ; m. Asa,
ist d. of the adopted father
Koshun Takahashi of Osaka,
Oct. 1 898. Educ. : gradua-ted
from the; Tokyo Igakuin
(Tokyo Medical College), June

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1891, and- at tlie same time
was appointed as lecturer at
that college and })hysician to
the Hakuaikwan Hospital,
belonging to the college.
Later settled in Tokj'o
as practitioner ; military phy-
sician, September 1894 and
went to the front in the war
with Eussia ; put to the re-
tired list in 1901 ; moi-cover
he studied in the Tokyo Epi-
demics Institute, Tokyo Fo-
reign Language School, and
the Kyoto Imp. Univ. ; went
to Germany Dec. 1906 for
study and got the degree of
M. 1). in the Munchen ; was
decorated with the 4th Order
of merit. Address : i chome,
Shima-machi, Higashi - ku,
O^aka. Tel. : 742 Higashi.

Takeuehi, Tsunekichi C'rtf ^
ta §), chief of the business
dep't of the Imp. Mineral
Spinning Co. ; Ltd. ; Z>. June
26th 1880 in Tokj'o-city; 5th
8. of Taikichi Takenouchi; m.
Mine, d. of Tokusaburo Fu-
jii, 19 1 2. Educ. : graduated
from the Keio Univ., 1907.
After graduation became lec-
ture at the alma mater, sub-
se(][uently transferred to chief
of business of the ist engine
^insurance Co., served as chief
of the industrial and com-
mercial deji't of the Yoko-
hama municipality till June
191 2 from 1910; after-ward

became chief secretary of the
Japanese Businessmen's , As-+
sociation and the Japanese
Eesident, Corporation in Sha-
nghai ; then present post since
March ist 191 3. Recreation:
literature. Address: No. 5699
Karasuga-tsuji, Tenuoji, Mi-
nami-ku, Osaka.

Tanaka, Yukichi m^^ai,
]irof. at the Osaka Higher
Medical School and in addi-
tion to chief of the dep't <if
ctnoiomia patliologica in the
school hosi)ital ; b. April 1 8-
74 at No. 13 Yokobori i
chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka ;
.9. of Yuzo Tanaka. Educ.:
gi-aduated from the Osaka
Higher Medical School, 1894.
Was appointed professor at
the medical college of the
Fukuoka Univ., 1902 ;. went
to Grcrmany for sducly, ,1909,
and returned home, ,1910;
took part as surgeon-lieute-
nant in the late war. Deco-
rated with the 6th Order of
Merit. Fublications : "Insti-
tutes of Pathology, " Outline
of Anatoniia Pathologica, etc.
liecreaiions : literature, wri-
ting books. Address : Itami-
cho, Kawabe-gun, Hyogo-ken.

Wada, Toyotane, (WfUfill),
Igahnliakushi, Protessor in the
Osaka Higiier IVledical School,
and. Physician oi' the Osaka-
fu-Ho5pital in cliarge of ner-

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voiy: (lif:ca«>:; 6. August 18-
80 in Ofaka ; 2ud s. of Gcii-
ji Wada ; m . Hwa, 1 st (/. of
jiiizo fc:'apaki of Kj-oto August
1908. Ednc. : graduated from
the 0?aka Higher Medical
School in 1900, was apjioiu-
ted as assistant profesror to
that rcliool. Studied' in the
Tokyo aiid Kyolo Imp. Univ.
1906-1908. Was sent to Ger-
many iuid Austria for stud}'
in 1906 and came liome in
1 910. Conferred tl.e degree
of /gainliahiski Dec. 191 2
by presenting an essny. De-
corated witli tlie 6th Order
of l^Ierit for tiie service as
military plivsician during
the war with Russia. Ilcc-
reation : athletic sports. Ad-
dress : - No. 175, Miuami-
moii-uiachi, Kita— ku., Osaka.

Watanate, Toyozo (jlt^glg)
filaiuling director eif the Ehi-
ine Spinning Co. ; h. June
iitii 1881 in Osaka: adop-
ted ,s'. of Hl'.osuke Watanahe ;
«?. Narae, .2nd d. of adopted
I'atlier, 1-903. Early engaged
in banlcing Ini'iness and ser-
ved at the 34th bank ; en-
tered ilie present co., July
1909 and promoted to pre-
Fent jio^t, Nov. 19 10. Bec-
reafivm: travelling. Jddress :
I chome, Ote-doii, Higashi-
ku, O'aka. Tc/. : 1C98 Higa-
shi.

Yaroaguchi, Tsutomu (lU ri

:h'), manager of the Osaka
Iron Works; h. Jan. i5tli,
1870 in Fukui-ci:y ; ,s. of
Naoshi Yamaguchi ; on. Yo-
shie. Entered the present firm,
1897, afterward served in Fo-
rmo;-a for 10 3ears and ma-
naged a l)UFiuess of tlie Hu-
nter Co. and the Osaka Iron
Works ; returned lo Ofalva
1912 and promoted to pie-
sent post. Recreation: resi-
ding. Address : Yamamoto-
doti, 6 chome, Kolie.

Yoshioka, Yoshikuni (is M

SI WO. D. D., })re-ident o^
the Kwansai Gakuin (]>rivat*-'
scliool) : l>. '1862 in Kyoto;
s. of Yoshitano Yoshioka,
vassti] of the Shogmi ; vi.
Hatsu.ne, e. d. of Ilyumin
Okajinia, a sa^jwirai of Kago-
shima-ken, Dec. 1888. Educ:
graduated from the Kyoto
middle school (one of tlio ist
graduate from the school),
afterwards studied tlieology at
Vanderhilt Univ., U. S." A.
Was teaclicr at tlie Kyoto
Middle School for 5 years
from 1881 ; engaged in tran-
slation for a Kohc Englisli
newspeper Office for 3 years
from 1 886 ; hesides opened
an euglish private school ;
cstehlishecl the Kwansai Ga - .
kuin jointly with some forei- '
gn missionaries, 1S89. Ad—

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dress: the comijouud of the mura, Mukc-gun, Hygo-ken.
Kwansai Gaknin, Nishinada- Tel. : 1710 Sannomiya.

^UPPI>EMCrST

Gary, Frank, B, A. (Amherst.),

Teaclier ; 5. July i8, 1888.
Foxlxiro, Blassaclnisetts, TJ.
B. A.; 11. American; s. Otis
Gary, B. D., iiiissioiiary ;
Educ: Ainlicrst College. (Am-
lierst, Maspacliusetts). Teacher
of Englisli ill Tennoji and
Kitano Middle Scliools, Osa-
ka. 191 1. T. r. J. 1889-1898,
1899— 1902, 1911 — - Rec-
reations : football, baseball,
track, tennis, swimming. Ad-
dress : No. 31, Kawaguclii-
cho, Osaka. Club .• K ; K.
E. A. C. ; K. C. 0.

Chapman Geoge, M. A. of
Durban! University Missio-
nary; 6. i860,. Etlierley Dene,
England ; n. English ; m.
1902 to Tulia Ada Jane
Warren. From 1889

was tutor and since 1902
Principal of High Trinity
College, Osaka, liecrealions :
walking. Fublicaiions : Com-
luentariea on Hosea, ist Book
of ])salniH, ]>astoi-al theology.
AddresH : K"o. 4, Kawagnclii-
clio, Osaka.

Crosse, Charles Uevile, M. A.

barrister at law and patent
agent; h. London, No v. 19th
i860; n. British; s. ot E.
W. Crosse, proctor, m. 1904,
Kura, d. of y. Takagi. Educ:
Eton and Trinity College
Cambridge. Called to the Bar
(Inae temple) 1885 ; prac-
tised in Japan since 1892.
Lived in Japan since 1892.
liecrcations : gardening, rea-
diiiii". Address : 8umi)-oshi,
Kobe. Tel. : 303 Mikagc. CMk
United University club, Lo-
ndon ; Yokohama United and
Kobe clubs.

Dittmer, Clarence G., Ph. B.

Hamline University, English
teacher at the Osaka Higher
Commercial School ; h. May
30, 1885, August, Wisconsin,
U. B. A. n. American ; s. of
Gus Dittmer, manufacturer.
Educ. : August High Bchool,
1904 ; Baker University, Ha-
mline Univ., 1 9 10. Was
teacher at Toyoura Middle
Bchool, Chof'u, Naga'io , then
Osaka-citv Higher Cominer-

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cial Sshool. Rj-^idetl in Ja-
pan sinoj August 1910. Ad-
dress: No. 19, K'lwaguchi-
cho, 0,-;aka. OUti : Phi. Alpha.

Erskine, Hugh W. M., Be-
thany College A. B., A. M.,
Chicago University Phi. B. ;
h. Pittsburgh, Pa. U. S. A.,
Feb. 2. 1 879 ; n. American ;
s. of Hugh Er.skine, mercha-
nt ; m. Mers Verginia Ste-
nasfc Erskirie, 1904 August,
1 902- 1 904, Professor of Ma-
thematics at Bethany College.
Arrived in Japan, Oct. 7,
1904. Address : No. 14, Ka-
waguchi-cho, Osaka. C'hih :
Sigma JSTu Fraternity.

Hill, George W., B. A., M. A.,
missionary; b. 1861, Ashland,
Oregon, IT. S. A., n. Ameri-
can ; s, of Stering Hill, mi-
nister ; m. Miss Mary E. Hovt.
July 24th 1888. Educ. : Uni-
versity ot Oregon, Eoohester
Theological Seminary, 1889.
Paster of Baptest Churches,
Portland, Oregon and Albany,
Oregon, 1887- 1893 ; missio-
nary to China, 1893-1895 ;
Arrived in Japan in Dgc.
1895. liecreations : mountain
climbing, tennis. Address :
Rokumantai-cVio, Tenn)ji, 0-
saka.

Madden, M. B., M. A., mi-
ssionary (Churches of Christ
Mission) ; b. Coshocton, Ohio,
U. S. A., July 20, 1869. n.
American ; s. of S. B. Mad-

dm, merchiut; m. Feb. i,
1894. Mis? Maude Whitmore.
.Educ. : Topeka Bussiness Col-
lege ; Bethany College and
Chicago Univ. Resided in
Japan since Sept. 19, 1895.
Address: No. 2395, Minami,
Kawahori-cho, Minami -ku,
Tennoji, Osaka.
Purinton, Robert E., Jnecha-
nist and instructor of machine-
shop 2)ractic3 at Osaka Koto,
Kogyo Grakko, Osaka; b. Hart-
ford, Conn., U. S. A. 1880;
n. American ; s. Oscae B. Pu-
rinton, machine^ho].) foreman ;
married and have 2 children.
Eduo. : Hartford Public High
School, Morse Business Col-
lege Hartford and Pratt In-
stitute, Brooklyn, N.Y. machi-
nist and tool maker at Sigo-
irrney Tool Co., Underwood
Typewriter Co. and Pratt and
Whitney Co., all of Hartford.
Conn., U. S. A. for eleven
years. Instructor of machine-
shop practice at Osaka Koto
G-akko 3 years. liecreations:
tennis and photography. Ad-
dress : No. K'lwaguchi-cho,
Osaka. Ghcb : Osaka H ;crea-
tion club, member Osaka
Young-men's Christian Asso-
ciation.

Show, Glenn, W. A. B., (Co-
lorado College, 1910.) ; b.
Nov. 19, 1886, Los Angeles,
California ; n. American ; s.
of W. Gr. Shaw, travelling

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ruproseutativo of Colordclu,'
Business G;iz3tte3r. Educ. :
Public Solioo] of L)3 Angeles,
Uenvei- and Calorado Springs.
For 2 year.^ instruct n- in Mid-
Pacific Iustitut3, Honolulu ;
teacher of English at Higher
(Jommsrcial School, Osaka ;
teacher of English at Ichi-
oka and Imamiya Middle
School. Jtecreaiions : foD:ball,
track, basketball, tennis, swi-
mming. Address : No. 22,
Kawaguchi-cho, Osalca.

Steimaann. Hoans, (Jotton
merchant. Agent for Volkart
Brothers; b. 1871, Switzer-
land; n. Swiss; married 1901.
Director of the Japan Cotton
mercliauts Union ; resided in
Japan since igo^.'Recreaiions:
wallcing and excursions. Ad-
dress: No. 372, Umeda-cho,
Osaka - Ashiya near Kobe.
Tel. : 3097 Higashi, 0=aka,
141 Otsu Nishinoniiya. C'lab :
Kobe club, Concordia, Ko-
be G-olf club, Shanghp.i club.

Westcott, TiaoMii Daanis.
manager of Rising Sun Pe-
troleum Co., Ltd., Kobe; b.
High Wj'coniba, England, ia
1886; n. British; s. of T.
Westcott, Beaconsiield, Eng-
land. Educ. : High Wycombe
Grammar School. Lived in
Japan since 1907. Address:
Ko. 53, Harima-machi, Kobe.
Tel.: 831. Clubs: K.b3 and
Nagasaki club.

Woodruff, G3or?8 G lild, 3. A.,
vice-manager of Rising Sua
Petroleum Co., Ltd, ; b. July
31 1886, London; n. Bri-
tish ; s. of William H, Wo-
odruff Educ. : Rossull School
and Cueis College Cambridge.
Lived in Japan since Oct.
19 10. Recreations: football,
golf, tennis, shooting. Ad-
dress : No. 53, Hirinix-raachi,
Kobe. Glid)s : Public Schools
club, London U. ; Queen club ,
London U. ; Universities and
Public Schools club, London
U, ; Kobe club ; Yokohama
United club, etc.

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.*all, e&*o. U. Bv, Proprietor
of Aali & Co^, Yokohama and
Tokyo ; b. Vadsoe, Kor\vay,
19th August, 1865 ; n.
Norwegian ; s. of Nieis
Anthon Aall, clergyman.
EdticA Graduate of the Com-
mercial Academy of Christi-
ania; 23 years stay in France,
England, Relgrum, South-
Afrtca, Canary Islan'ds, China
and Japan. Pcrmer Consul
for Norway and Sweden in
Jdhannesbu^rg, Transvaal, and
has twice beien representative
of the Trade i[nte%enee
Bureau of Norway at Christi-
ania ; T. r. J. Ten years.
Recreatifffi : Interested in
many social qwestions. Ad-^
dress : '74, Yamashita-Cho,
Yokohama. Tel.: 2362. Chibs:
Yokohama United Club.

Abily, iGi&1i»tei, Agent of
the Compagnie des Message-
rfes Maritimes-, Kobe. Entered
the eomjsany's service in 1885
and has been in Japan^- Yoko-
hama and Kobe — since the
begining of 1894 ; at ^present
is the company's agent at
Kobe. Address:M...M.,'i-^,
Nanitvamachi, Kobe.

Abre^, FilMto ^feio Biod-
ri^ueis Vianna de, Consul
general. Captain of a man of
war; b. Rio-de Janeiro, May
8th 1868; n. Brazilian.

Secretary of congula-te,
January 5th 1 895— Hamburg,
vice-consul, May i8th 1901,,
Hamburg; consul. May 14th
1904, La Plata;, consul, Feb-
ruary 28th 1906, Bremen; ccsa-
sul general, April 23th 1907,
Rotterdam; consul general,
July 29th 19 10, Napoli; consul
general, October 17th 1911,
Yokohama ; came to Japan
on the 26th December 191 1.
Recreations : music. PtibU-.
cation : musical. Address :
74 Yamashitacho, Yokohama.

Alkifi, Bicliiara Ley, En-
gineer ; «. English, m. 1909.
Edtic. Leeds University. T.
r. J. five years. Address. 86
Yedo-miachi, Kobe. Tel. %igo.

AUekin, Rev. George, Mis-
sioKary, from American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, Came to Japan in
1882. Address: 31 Kawa-
gtichi-cho, Osaka.

AlfeD, Maxwell H-, Dodfeor
of niedicine, Medical Director
of Equitable Life Assvrance
society of U. S. A,; b. State of
OMo, U. S. A, 1869; n. Ameri-
can; 5. Ktigh. H. AJkn, Doctor
of MedrcHie ; not maTried.
Educ^ Graduate ctf Coluwibia
University of New York;
College of Physicians Sur-
geons. Late Physicians in
charge of Lying In Hospital
of City of New York, Pw
past 15 years have made a

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Speciality of medical selection
for life insurance. Have for
several years been engaged in
organizing Foreign Medical
Services of Equitable Life.
Recreations: golf, tennis, hor-
seback riding. Address : Im-
perial Ilotel, Tokyo. Culbs :
Yokohama United Club,
Nippon Race Club.

■ Altsciiiiler, August, Mer-
chant, manager of J. R.
Simon & Co. New York;
^. i886inNeustadt; «.German;
jf; D. Alluhuler. Ediic. : College
in Neustadt. Served inia banlc,
Frankford, then Z. R. L. k
Co. Yokohama. Arrived
in Japan in 1906. Add7-ess:2.^/^
Yokohama Settlement. Tel. :
688, P. O. B. 83. Chl's : Y.
United Club, Y. Rowing Club.

: Anderson, Larz, Diplomat ;
i>. at Paris, France, Aug. 1.5,
1866 ; s. of Gen. Nicholas
Longworth and Elizabeth
Coles (Kilgour) A. ; m. Isabel,
d. of Commodore George Per-
kins, U.S. N.. of Boston, June
10, 1897. EdiLC.: abroad and
at Phillips Exeter Acad. ;
A. B., Harvard, 1888 ; spent
'2 year in travel around the
world. Second sec. U. S.
Legation and . Embassy at
London, 1891-3 ; 1st sec. and
charge d'affaires, U. S. Em-
bassy, Rome, 1893-7; capt.
arid asst. adj. -gen. U. S. A.,
during Spanish-y\m. War,

1898, acting as adj.-gen. 2d.
Div. 2d Army ' Corps. E. E.
and M. P. to Belgium, Aug.,
191 1; Ambassador to Japan,
1912. Comdr. Order of St.
Maurice and St. Lazare
(Italy), Grand Ofificer of the
Crown of Italy. Mem. Soc.
of the Cincinnati, Loyal
Legion Order of the Spanish-
Am. War. Republican. Epis-
copalian. Mem. of clubs in
Washington, Boston, New
York, London, Paris. Comtry
House : ' Weld." Brookline,
Mass. Home: 2 118 Mass.
Av., Washington. Address :
Am. Embassy, Tokyo.

Andrew, Henry William,
Merchant ; b. in i8S3-Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, U. S. A. ; n.
American. Ediic. Educated
at Easthampton, Mass.,
U. S. A. Established the
present firm of Andrews &
George in partnership with
Mr. Ernest Watson George,
in the year 1894. The firm
does a very large and grow-
ing business in high class
machinery and machine tools,
automobiles, etc., and repre-
sents a large number of lead-
ing American and 1 British
manufacturer.^. Branches at
Tokyo and Osaka. Also part-
ner in the firm of Andrews
von Fischerz & George Ld.,
Shanghai, China. 7. r. J. 9
years. Addtess : Residence,

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I05C Hlu!T, Business offices,
242 Settlement. Tel: 943.
P. O. Jfcx 66.

Andrews, The Right Rev.
Walter, D. D., Bishop of the
Nippon Seikokvvai, Bishop of
the English Church ' in Hok-
kaido since 1909 ; b. Hert-
ford, Great Britain in 1852;
n. British. Ediic: St. Sohio
■College, Cambridge, 1878, A.
B.; 1882, M. i\.;\c,o(), D. D.
Ordained, 1 877 ; Curate at
Branchley Kent, 1877 ; C. M.
S. Missionary at Nagasaki,
Japan, 1878-82 ; Hakodate,
Japan, 1882-1903 ; Examin-
ing Chaplain to Bishop of
HokkaidJ, 1896-1903; Rector
of Middeton St. George, Dur-
ham, 1903-1909; Chaplain
to. Middleton Hall, 1904-9.
T r. J. Arrived iZjZ. Publi-
cations : Sermons, Lectures
Address : Bishops-court, Ha-
kodate.

Arthur, John. Percy, Mana-
ging Director of Cameron &
Co , Ltd; b. Sydney, Australia.
Career in business — with
George Martin the Agent of
Butterfield & Swire, Mel-
bourne ;-Resigned to join
Bank of Australasia in queens-
land, victoria and western
Australian, goldfields ; re-
signed to join then Brabant
(fe Co of Brisbane because of
illhealth ; took one years
holiday & eventually came to

Japan for climate. T. r. J,
4 years. Publications : when
in Brobants he was sporting
writer of the Sun Newspaper,
Bresbaul. Address : No 93
Kobe & Yoko. Clubs : Kobe
Club.

Auslen, Williain Thomas,
Clerk in Holy Orders- (Church
of England) ; b. 1 3th Sep-
tember 1846, Ramsgate, Eng-
land ; n. English ; s. John
Austen, house builder ; in.
to Leila Ada Shapcott,
daugher of Henry Shapcott,
Torquay, Devon. Chaplain of
•'The Missions to Seamen,"
England Chaplain of " The
American Seamen's Friend
Society. T. r. J. From 23rd
June 1873. Continuous- Yoko-
hama. Address : Seamen's
Chaplaincy, 60c Bluff, Yoko-
hama.

Axling, "William, Mission-
ary, holder of Silver Cere-
monial Wine Set of three
pieces from Bureau of Deco-
ration; Bachelor of Arts; b.
Aug. 9th 1873, Omaha,
Nebraska, U.S.A. ; n. Ame-
rican ; s. N. E. Axling,
retired clergyman ; m. May
2 1st 1 90 1, Miss Lucinda
Burrows. Educ. : University
of Nebraska, 1 898 ; Rochester
Theological Seminary, 1901.
Five years spent in North-
western Japan. At present
in charge ' of the Baptist

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Central Tabernacle, Tokyo. Japanese Magazine. Address i

T.r.J. Nine years. Recrea- 12 Suzuki-Clio, Surugadai,

tions : tennis. PiiMicdtions : Kanda, Tokyo. Clulis : The

" The Religious World "-a Asiatic Society.

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B

Babbitt, Ellwood GarfieW,
American Consular Service ;
i. Columbus, Ohio, U. S. A.
1872; 11. American; s. of
Henry Smitli ]?abbltt, Physi-
cian; nt. in 1900 to Miss
Aunie Walker. Educ: U. S.
Public schools ; Worcester
Academy; M. A.C., Amherst.
In railroad business in Bos-
ton, Mass. until 1898; with
War Department until 19Q6
when transferred to consular
service; Vice «& Deputy Con-
sul General at Yokoha.ma,
Japan, since 1906. Address:
234 Yamashitacho, Yoko-
hama, Japan. Til.: 2533.
Club: Yokohama United
Club. •

Bagnall, Albert JJawrrence,
Merchant, Senior partner of
the Bagnal & Hilles, Yoko-
hama ; b. 1863 at Cleveland,
Ohio, U. S. A.; n. American;
s. of Thomas Bagnall, mer-
chant. Travelled through
Texas, "^Arizona, and New
Mexico, in the interest of
Brush Electric Co., 1887-89.
Came to Japan in 1889 and
flstablished the firm with
Mr. Hills to engage in e-
lectrical & mechanical en-
gineering business in Tokfo,
Shidzuoka, I^jagoya, Kioto, O-
saka, Moji, Dairen (branches).
Recreation: travelling. Ad-

dress: No. 242 Bluff: Office
No. 42 Yamashitacho, Yoko-
hama. Tel. 2777. Clubs :
United Club, Social Club.

Ballagb, J. G., Missionary,
teacher at Meiji Gakuin, be-
longs to Presbyterian Church;
younger brother of Rev. J.
H. Ballagh. Came to Japan
in 1875. Address: M*iji-
Gakuin, Shirokane, Shibaku,
Tokyo.

Ballagh, James H9.uiiltoii,
Missionary of the Reformed
Church in America, 1857
A.B., i860 N.M., 1906 D. D.,
conferred by Rutger's Col-
lege, New Brunswick N. J.;
b. September 7th 1832 at
Hobart, N. Y. headwater of
Delawa.re Riv. ; n. American
citizen; 5. of John H. Ballagh,
a farmer; ;«. May 15th 1861.
Educ. Common Schools in
Delaware & Rockland, N. Y.
and Rutger's College and
Theological Seminary, New
Brunswick, N. J. Store clerk
till 21 years of age, student
till i860, missionary from
1861 ; first arrived in Yoho-
hama on Nov. 11, 1861 ; this
was two years later than
the arrival of the earliest
Protestant missionaries here ;
thus he has witnessed prac-
tically the entire history of
missions in this I^nd. He
was the first pastor in charge
of the " Kaigan " Church at

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Yokohama, the first organ-
ized church in Japan. His
initial work greatly contri-
buted to the present deve-
lopment of the Christianity
in Japan. His early Bible
class made some of the
foremost preachers of Japan.
He has strongly supp'>rted
the policy of the Reformed
Mission in the East to estab-
lished Independent Cktirckes,
and also to emphasize the
importance of the union work.
T. r. J. fifty one years. Pub-
lications : numerous letters,
memorial sermons, and news
paper articles. Address : No.
48c Bluff, Yokohama.

Barakatullah, Kaulavie Mu-
hammad, Teacher .of Hin-
dustani, school of Foreign
Languages, Tokyo, third
grade (sonin), diplomo of
honour in Arabic philosophy,
literature, etc.; d. City of
Bhopal, Central India, 1868;
«. Indian ; s. Sho-ja atullah,
government official. Educ;
Arabic Persian and Hin-
dustani literatures at Bhopal ;
and English in Bombay,
London and New York.
Taught Oriental languages
for eleven years in England ;
lecturer and writer for six
years in America. T. r. J.
Three years. Publications :
Monthly magazine — " The
Islamic Fraternity." Address :

40, Daimachi, Akasaka, To-
kyo, ch^b : English speaking
Society.

Barmont, T. licon, Silk

Merchant, partner of L.
Mottet Barmont ; holder of
ojfficier de I'lnstruction pub-
lique ; b. 4th September 1 8} O
in Lyons ; «. French ; /«.
in June, 1903. Came to Can-
ton (China) in October 1897,
and came to Yokohama in
December 1899. T. r. J.
since 1899 (14 years). P.O.
Box yd. Address : Office 183
Yamashitacho, 32b Bluff :
Tel. Office 1 193, private 129 .
Clubs : Yokohama United
Club.

Barlett, Sam.uel Colcord,
Missionary; b. Sept. 21, 1865;
m. Fanny Slater Gordon,
July II, 1894, at Andover,
Mass., U.S.A. Educ. Dart-
mouth Coll. (A. B. 1889, A.
M. 1891); graduated at An-
dover Theological Seminary
1894. Publications: Occa-
sional newspaper and maga-
zine articles. Address: 35,
Shi<jmidai-cho, Otaru, Hok-
kaido.

Bates, Cornelius John Lig-lit-
haXl, m:. a., Christian Minister
and Educationist ; b. May
26, 1877 L'Original, Ontario
Canada ; n. British ; s. of J.
L. Bates, president of British
Canadian Industrial Co.,
Ottawa, Canada ; ra. Hauriet

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Edua Philp, August 6. 1902.
Ediic: at McGill and Queens
Universities, Canada. Was or-
dained to the Christian mi-
nistry in Nov. 1901 ; served
for five years in the Me-
thodist Cliurch of Canada.
Came to Japan in Oct. 1902,
lived in Tokyo and Kofu,
Yamanashi-ken, and in Sept.
19 10, came to Kobe and
was appointed Dean of the
C(jllcge Department of
Kwansei Gakuin. Has re-
sided ten years in Japan.
Adderess : Kwansei Gakuin,
Kobe.

Beaunzout, Jolin William,
Principal of the Salvation
Army Officers Training School,
Ichigaya, Tokyo ; rank Bri-
gadier; I'. Stamford Luicolu-
shire; n. English. Entered the
Salvation army as an officer
Sep. 1889, after holding
various appointment on the
British field, appointed to
staff duties 1901 as sec. for
the Glasgow Division, in the
following year placed in charge
of the South Scottish Division
with the rank of Staff Capt.,
later transferred in the same
capacity to Mid Lancashire
with llqtrs. at Bolton; this was
followed by a term as Chancel-
lor of the North West Province;
Oct. 1905 appointed to the
International Training College,
Clapton, London; 1906, pro-

moted Major ; remained at
Clapton until appt. to Japanj
arrived Dec 19O9; promoted
.Brigadier Sep. 191 1. Address:
1 3, Honmura-cho, Ichigaya,
Ushigome, Tokyo.

Becker, JoliB, Tea Buyer,
M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,
Tea-Exporters, main officeat
San Francisco; n. American.'
Address: 258 Yamashita-chb
Yokohama. 1'. O. Box. 267.

Bennlngh.off, Harry B'xter,

A. M. Chicago; Prof in
Department of Philosophy,
Waseda University ; *. April
8, 1874, Near Titus ville, Pa,
U. S. A. ; n. American ; s.
Louis N. Benninghoff, cont-
ractor ; m. March 14, 1901,
Miss T.M. Merrel, Rohomo
Ind. Educ: Franklin CoUegei
Franklin, Ind., 1901, Ph. B.;
Valparaiso University, 1907,

B. S.; University of Chicago,
1906. Ed. B.; University bf
Chicago, 1907, A. M. Inst-
ructor in Chemistry and
Physics, Rangoon, 190 1-4,
Graduate School University of
Chicago, 1904-07; Missionary
of American Baptist Foreign
Mission Society, 1901 ; Inst-
ructor in Waseda University,
1908 ; Founder of Yu Ai
Gakusha Waseda, 1908. Ad-
dress : 9 1 Bentencho, Ushi-
gome, Tokyo.

Berry, Artliur Daniel A. B.,i
B.D., Missionary ; n Ame-

;[ « ]

rican. Educ: AB, Syra.ewae
University., B. J), Drew
Theol. Seminary. Pastor,
Maplewood, N.J., U. S. A..
1899-1902. Missionary in
Japan 1902, Fiikuoka, Moji,
Tokyo, Dean Theological
School of Aoyama Gakuin,
1908 to date. T.r. J. ig02,
to date. Address : Aoyaina
Gakuin, Tokyo.

Bhimji H. M., Manager of
the firm of E. Pabaney,
Kobe; b. in 1865. Educ in
Ifembay. Began liis career in
tlie Sasoon Mills where he
was engaged for fifteen years ;
after his departure took service
at the Currimbhoy Mills of
Messrs. Currimbhoy Ebrahim
<fe Co. ; was transferred to
Hongkong and from thence
was made manager of the
firm of E. Pabaney in Kobe ;
this firm is the branch of
Messrs, Currimbhoy Ebrahim
h Co. at Bombay, who do a
business in cotton, etc. and
are the agents of mills in Bom-
hay. Address: E. Pabaney,
43, Nishi machi and 98, Ya-
njamoto-dori, Nichome., Kobe.

Bickart, I.,. Merchant, trade
name " Qppenheimer & Cie,"
Consul f(-iir the United States
erf Venezuela, Member of the
"Comite National des Con-
seillers du Commerce; Ex-
tearieur de la France," b.
I^ris, January 1871 ; n.

French; m. 1896, to Rosine
Bernheim, Paris. Editc. : Ecoie
Commercjale, Paris. Came to
Japan 1 891; in 1898 appointed
Chief Manager of the Qp-
penheimer Branches; in 1910
started business on his own
account under the trade
name of Oppenheimer &■ Cie.
Recreation; Automobile. Ad-
dress: No. 263 Yamatecho
and 13 Yamashitacho. Tel.:
No. 418. P.O.Box 46. Branch
in Kobe: Harimamachi No.
28. P. O. Box 64. Clubs:
Yokohama United Club. Nip-
pon Automobile Club.

Bickel, Capt. L. W., Mission-
ary of American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society.
Has come to Japan in 1898.
Address : Shimoteramachi,
Himeji.

Eirnia, c. IMC., Senior part-
ner of Browne & Co., Kobe.
b. Melborne, in 1868. Arrived
in Nagasaki in May. 1889 ;
having resigned the manager-
ship of a branch of the Bank
of Australiasia, he joined the
staff of Messrs. Browne _& Co.,
a liritish firm of merchants,
insurance, shipping, and finan-
cial agents, founded by the
late Hurry St. John Browne,
in Kobe, 1868 ; served in
most branches of the firm and
was appointed manager ol
the Nagasaki Branch in 1896;
serving for two years as

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Toky« manager of the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society,
resigned to become manager
for Japan of the New York
Life Insurance Co. ; after-
wards acted as manager of
the financial department of
Messrs., Pollak Bros ; rejoin
Messrs,, Browne & Co. as
partner when the firm was
created a partnership compay
in 19,06, and on the death of
Mr. Eugene H. Gill, he
became senior partner in
19Q9, Address: Browne &
Co. 26, Naniwa-machi, and
lOl Kitano-cho, Kobe.

Blake, w. H., General
manager of American Trading
Co,, Yokohama ; b. at Scar^
sport, Maine, U.S^A, in 1868,
Hdiic. ; -studied at the Univer-
sity of j'acifie, California,
(graduated in 189O). Came
to Japan in 1 890, after having
been in the service of the
of the China and Japan
Trading Co for about six
year, he joined the American
Trading Co. ; was made
sub-agent of the company at
Yohohama, , 1 899 ; became
agent, 1901 ; was appointed
general manager of the com-
pany for Japan and China,
which position he now holds ;
is associated with many
companies and social organi-
sations in Yokohama ; is the
vice chairman of the Yoko-

hama Foreign Board of Trade
and the president of the
Yokohama Cricket and Athle-
tic Club, Address : American
Trading Co., 28, and 17,
Yokohama.

Biagley, (Jeorge Althoff,
Teacher in " Chugakko "
(Imamiya <fc Ichioka) in
Osaka ; 6. Nov. 12th,. 1888 ;
M. America ; s. of John
Bringley, mechanical engine-
er ; Juizie, : graduated from
Princeton Univ. at Princeton,
N. J., U.S.A., 1910. Have
taught in above-mentioned
Middle Schools since his
arrival in Japan. Connected
with Y.M.C.A. (Seinenkai)
of Osaka- T. r. J. : since
Aug., 1910. Recreations :
music {piano]. Address: 32,
Kawaguchi-cho, Osaka.

Bleifus, Priedricli Robert,
Import & Export Marchant,
Proprietor of the firm (Import
principally Aniline Dyes,
Export principally Jap- Wall-
paper, formerly H. Grauert,
established since 1870) ; b.
33 Nov., 1853 at Herzogen-
maurach, Bavaria, Germany;
N. German ; .y, of Karl
Bleifus, Medical Doctor (died
in 1866) ; Married to Mrs.
Maria Louis Bleifus (nee :
Shjguchi Hama) ; Children:
I sonFritz Bleifus, i daughter
Anna Bleifus T. r.J. : 38
years. Address : of Office,

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92 Yamashita-cho, Yoko-
hama ; Residence, 150, Bluff,
Yamate-cho, Yokohama, P.
O. Box No. 236, Yokohama.
Tel. : 770. Clui>s : Club
Germania.

Bliss, Theodore, M. T>.
Physician ; d. Troy, New
York, U. S. A. ; w. U. S. A. ;
s. William Bliss, Troy, N.
Y. manufacturer ; ?«. Miss
Helen B. Cory, in 1906.
Ediic. : A.B. (Cornell Uni-
versity), M.D. (Cornell Uni-
versity Medical College
House Surgeon at the M. E.
Hospital, Brooklyn ; private
practice at Schenectady, N.
Y. Term, r. J. since Jan.
19 10. Address : St. Luke's
liospital, 37 Tsukiji, Tokyo.
Residence 48 Minami-cho
Itchome, Aoyama. Tel. : 2975
Shiba.

Bloekliuys, Edward Joseph.,
Professor, Higher Commercial
School, Tokyo ; Chokunin-
kan ; Holder of Chevalier de
rOrdre de Leopold, 4th
Class Sacred Treasure, 5th
Class Rising Sun ; Licencie
en Sciences Commerciales,
Antwerp; i>. Brussels, 6 Dec,
1862 ; 11 : Belgian; .s. of Jo-
seph Blockhuys ; Widower.
Edtic. : Athenee Royal and
Institut Superieur de Com-
merce, 'Antwerp. Connected
with .Tokyo Higher Com-
mercial School since 1892.

In charge of the chairs of
Bank Accounting and Busi-
ness Management in the
Commercial Course of the
Law College, Tokyo Im-
perial University. T. r.J. :
20 years. Recreations :
reading. Publications: Lec-
tures on Commercial Geo-
graphy, Vade Mecum of
Modern Metrical Units, The
Technique of Foreign Trade.
Address : 13, Hara-machi,
Koisliikawa-ku, Tokyo. Tel :
Bancho, 3674. Chtbs : Tokyo
Club.

BoMke, Rudolf, Manager
of Carl Rhode & Co., Yoko-
hama ; b. Prussia, Germany,
in 1 87 1. Educ. : the gym-
nasium at Osterode. Went to
Hamburg where he was emp-
loyed by several large com-
mercial houses ; came to
Japan, 1895 ; is the manager
of the well-known firm of
Carl Rohde & Co. Address:
Carl Rohde & Co., 70-a,
Yohohama. ■

Bonar, Henry Alfred Cons-
tant, H. B. M. Consul-
General ; i>. Jnne, 1861 ; 2nd
s. of Henry Bonar, of Paris.
Educ. : Private Tutor. Ap-
pointed stuJent Interpreter in
Japan, March lo, 1880 ;
acting Consul ' at Nagasaki,
1882 and 1883 ; at Hyogo,

1885 ;: 1st class assistant,

1886 ; assistant Japanese Se-

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cretary Tokyo, Sept. 2o, 1889;
acting consul at Hakodate,
from June, 1888, to Sept.,
1889 ; reverted to rank of
1st Assistant, April, 1891;
acting consul at Hyogo, 1891
and 1892 ; called to Bar at
Middle Temple, June 6,
1894 ; acting Register to
court for Japan, from Oct.,
1895, to March, 1896;
promoted to consul at Hako-
date and Niigata, Feb. 4,
1896 ; transferred to Tainan
(Formosa), August 21, 1896 ;
to Tamsui, Dec. 28, 1896;
to Yokohama, as consul for
consular di.btrict of Kana-
gawa and City of Tokyo,
and also appointed assistant
judge of H. M. Court for
Japan, ' August 4, 1898 ;
acting Judge, Yokohama,
Feb. to May, 1900 ; employ-
ed on s],ecial service in
connection with preparation
of the case and counter case
of British, French and
German Governments in
Japan Perpetual Leases
Arbitration before Hagiie
Tribunal from Oct.,, 1902,
until Jan., 1904 ; prepared
case of the three Foreign
Governments at Tokyo, and
proceeded to Europe and
attended meeting of British,
French, and German re-
presentatives for revision of
case, held in Paris in Aug.

and Sept., 1903, being fur-
ther emplyed in connection
with preparation of the
counter case until Jan. 15,
1894 ; transferred to Kobe,
may 21, 1 903, Publication:
Articles in Asiatic Societies
Publications. Recreations :
shooting, motorning. Club :
St. James. Address : Bri-
tish Consulate-General, Seoul,
Booth, Eugene S., Mission-
ary ; b. Aug. i6th,> 1850.
Trumbull, Fairfield co.,
Connecticut, U.S. A ; n.
American ; s. Samuel L.
Booth ; Hotel clerk ; m.
Emily Stelle, d. James M.
Stelle, New Brunswick, N.
J., U. S. A. Edtic. : Fort
Edward Institute, 1872 ;
Rutgers College, 1876 ; New
Brunswick Theological Sem-
'y, 1879. A.M., Rutgers
College, 1879. In May 1879
received appointment and
later was commissioned to
Japan by the Board of
Foreign Mission of the Ref'd
Church in America. Arrived
in Japan Oct. 21, 1879,
accredited to the Japan
Mission of the Ref'd Ch. in
America. Was stationed at
Nagasaki for two years.
Was appointed Principal of
Ferris " Seminary-Ferris Wa-
Ei JoGakko, Yokohama 1882.
Pastor of Union Church, Yo-
kolrama 1885 & 1898- 1907.

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T.r.J. since 1879. Recre-
ations: physical science and
philosophy. Address : 178,
Yamate-cho, Yokohama, tel:
1870.

Booth, Williai;ii Melland,
Electrical Engineer ; Joint
' Representative in Japan for
Messrs. Dick, Kerr & Co.,
London ; d. England, 1880 ;
n. British; 5. of W.H. Booth,
Engineer Educ. : Educated
as an engineer in mechanical
and hydraulic engineering
workshop; also at Kine's
College, London, and at the
Works of Dick, Kerr & Co.,
T.r.J.: 9 years. • Address:
Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: Shimbashi,
1 192. Clubs: Tokyo Club.

Buldin, George Washington,
Christian missionary; b. Jack-
son County, Alabama, U. S.
A., Sept. 28, 1881; 71. Ame-
rican; s. of John Bouldin,
planter; m. to Margaret A.
Lee, June 14, 1906, Educ:
Common Schools, Winchester
College, Southern Baptist
Theol. Seminary. Teaching
and missionary work. T.r.J.:
since Sept., 1905. Recre-
ations: tennis. Address: 63,
Hayashi-cho, KoishikawQrku,
Tokyo. Clnbs: Asiatic So-
ciety of Japan.

Boutflower, Cecil Henry,
(*' Bishop Cecil"), M. A. &
D.D. of Oxford, Bishop, as

" Lord Bishop " in England
only; b. Aug. 15 1863, Wind-
mere, England; 11. British; s.
of the Ven. S.P. Boutflower,
Archdeacon of Carlisle.
Educ. : Uppingham School,
1 875-1 882; Christ Church,
Oxford, 1 882-87. Ordained,
1887; Cliaplain to Bishop
Wertwer of Durham, 1890;
Archdeacon of Furness and
Vicar of Barrow, 1901 ;■ Bi-
shop of Dorking, 1905; o{
South Tokyo (Nippon Seiko-
kwai), 1909. T. r.J.: since
Febr., 1909, Address: 11,
Sakae-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.

Bowden, Herbert, Merchant;
b- 1870, Queensland, Aust-
ralia; n. British; .y. of Thomas
Bowden. Manager director
in Australia for Bowden Bros.
<fe Co., Ltd., Import and Ex-
port Eastern Marchants.
Address: 56, Naniwa-machi,
Kobe. Tel.: 458. Clubs:
New South Wales Club,
Sydney.

Bowden, Vivian Kothwell,
Managing director of Bowden
Bros. & Co., Ltd., Yokohama.
b. at Sydney, Australia in
1855. Edtic. : Collegiate
School, Rockhampton. Joined
the Australian firm Burn.s
Pliilp. <fe Co., Ltd.,, taking
charge of their Torres Straits
Branch business at Thursday
Island, 1 8.81; the first steam
mail service between Aust-

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ralia and British New Guinea
was also established witii
head Quarters at Thursday
Island under his management;
visited the Far East, especi-
ally China and Japan for the
business, 1892-1893; in con-
junction with some Australian
houses interested in the Ea.st-
ern trade, founded the present
firm of Bowden Bros. & Co.,
for the purpose of develop-
ing Australian trade with
Japan, 1896; is a justice of
the Peace for the state of
Queensland; has been a
member cX the committee of
the Yokohama Foreign Board
of Trade for many years and
served as chairman of that
Body, 1 909 -8; was chair-
man of the Asso. of Foreign
Silk Piece Goods Merchants
of Yokohama, 19O9-IO; pre-
sident of the Yokohama
Amateur Rowing Club, 1909-
10; menaber of committee of
the Yokohama General Hos-
pital, and Royal Society of
St. George, etc. Address:
Bowden Bros. & Co., Ltd.,
SS, and 103, Bluff.
" Bowles, Gfiibert, K.A., ]y[Js.

sionary; l>. Stuart, Iowa,
1 869; n. American ; s. of
Ephraim Bowles, farmer; m.
to Miss Minnie M. JPiekett
in 1898. Educ: Penn Col-
lege, University of Chicago,
School of Philanthropy affili-

ated with Coluinbia Univ.
Brought up on farm in Kan-
sas, graduated at North-
Branch Academy; taught one
year at Industrial School for
Indians in Western New
York, after graduation at
Penn College, Oskaloosa, Io-
wa, with special work at
University of Cbieago; taught
two years in that institution;
came to Japan as a mission-
ary in 1901. Specially in-
terested in social questions.
Helped found Japan Peace
Society in igiOd-. Secretary
Board of Directors Akasaka
Hospital. Secretary Ameri-
can Peace Society of Japan.
Councillor Japan WMte Cross
(Anti-tuberclosis Socfety). T..
r.J.\ ir years. Address: 30,
Koun-cho, Mita, Shiba-ku,
Tokyo. T£l.: Shifea, 3743.

Bridel, iicitti^, Prof of Law,
Chokunin {lOfS'j), refused to
accept the decoration offered
to (1907); b. Paris-, Jufy 6,
1852; n. Switzerland (Lau-
sanne ahd Geneva); s. o(
Louis Bridel, pastor at Paris
and at Lausanne (1813-66),
mother Louise Koster(i8i4-
1877) from Frankfort; m.
1879, to Ida Meissner, from
Basel. 5 children and several
graM-ehildr€n. Ed«c.\ in
Lausanne; Tubingen (Wiri
temberg), Paris. M Lausatffte
until 1887; prof. Law Coltege

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Univ. Geneva, 1 887-1 900;
prof, of French Law, Imp.
University, of Tokyo from
Oct 1900; provisory prof, of
German Law, 1910-1913. In
autumn, 1893, examined the
first draft of the Swiss Civil
Code concerning the effects
of marriage; participated in
the work of the AboHtionist
Federation started by Joseph-
ine Butler; was rnember of
the Grand Conseil (legislative
assembly) of the Canton of

Geneva, 1 896-1 898. Mem-
ber of the Association of Ge-
neva for the reform of legal
condition of women, and
was one of the founders of
the Revue de morale sociale.
Publications : La puissance
maritale. These de licence
en droit. Lausanne, 1879.
La fentme et le droit. Etude
historique sur la condition
des femmes. (Annexe: Ta-
bleau genealogique ances-
tral). Paris, Lausanne,, 1884.

Brochures et articles divers
concernant: les sciences so-
ciales et leur methode; I'en-
seignement superieur a Lau-
sanne et en Suisse (a propos
du legs de Rumine); la con-
dition des femmes, en droit
compare; la question des
moeurs et la reglemehtationj
les deux morales (homme et
femme); le futur droit matri-
monial Suisse, (i 885-1 896).
Le droit^ de la femme mariee
sur le prodtdt de son travail.
Geneve,. 1893. Le droit des
femmes et le mariage. Etu-
des critiques de legislation
comparee. Paris, 1893. Trad,
espagnole, Madrid, 1 894. —
Trad, polonaise, Varsovie,
1895. Melanges feministes.
Questions de droit et de so-
ciologie. Paris, 1897. Trois
etudes sociales et piridiques:
La reforme de la condition
des femmes ; droit matrimonial
compare; I'iniluence du Code
civil fran9ais. Tokio, 1905.
Encyclopedic juridique. Paris,
Lausanne, 1907. — 2e ed. To-
kyo, 1908. Trad., portu-
gaise, Eelam (Brazil), 1912.
Geographic juridique. Tokio,
1 90S., Lett res dujapon, a la
Gazette de Lausanne, 1908.
Siiccession legale coptparee.
Tokio, Paris, Lausanne, 1909.
Droit des personnes^ et de
famille. Code civil Suisse
et Code franijais cc'mpares.

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Paris, Tokvo, Geneve, 1910.
Articles piiblies dans la Revue
juridique de Tokyo, concer-
nant: le nouveau Code civil
Suisse; la reformation du Code
civil fran^ais; les regimes ma-
trimoniaux, etude critique de
droit compare. (1907-1911).
Le Code civil Suisse mi Japan
et en Chine. Lettre a la
Gazette de Lausanne, de-
cern bre 191 1 ). Membre de
la Societe des Juristes suisses,
de la Federation abolition-
niste Internationale (Geneve),
de la Societe de legislation
comparee (Paris), de 1' As-
sociation internationale pour
la philosophie du droit (Ber-
lin), de la Societe de geo-
graphic (Tokyo). Address :
Sg, Oimatsu-cho, Koishikawa-
ku, Tokyo.

Biigel, Joseph, Silk Inspect-
or & Manager of Sieber &
Co., Zuerich, and also of E.
Zellweger & Co., A.G. Basle;
i>. 5th. March 1879, Zuerich
(Switzerland) ; n. Swiss; s.
Franz Brigel; m. Marie nee
Bachmann. 2".rJ'. since 1907
Address: Yamashita-cho 90 b.
P.O.B. 168: Tel.: ^x^j.. Clubs:
Yokohanid United Club.

Brokaw, Harvey, Clergyman
and missionary; B- A., Park
College, 1893; Rev. Presby-
terian Church in U. S. A.,
b. April 20th, 1869; Middle-

bush, New Jersey, U. S. A.;
n. American; s. Peter Stry-
ker Brokaw, Merchant; in.
to Olivia Belle Forster, at
Williamsport, Penna., Aug.
31st, 1893. Edtic: Classical
Course Park College; Theo-
logical Course, two years at
Western Theo. Sem., Pitts-
burg, and one year at Au-
burn Theo. Sem., Auburn,
N.Y. graduated Theo. Sem.,
May, 1896; Sailed for Japan,
Sept. 3rd, 1896, arrived Yo-
kohama, Sept., 22nd, 1896;
Three years at Kanazawa,
Kaga; five years at Hiro-
shima; after furlough of one
year, served in Kure till
present. T. r.J. See above.
Address : Kure, Inari-machi,
4 Ban, Tsugi 3 Banko.

Brown, Charles, L., Master
of Arts, Doctor of Divinity,
Missionary and Educator; b.
State of North California, U.
S.A., Dec. 3, 1874; ;;. Ame-
rican ; s. of R. H. Brown,
Business and Agriculture; in.
Virginia Frantz, daughter of
M.P. Frantz, Business-man,
Salem (town), (state) Virgi-
nia, U.S.A. Educ: graduate
of Roareake College, Salem,
Virginia, Mt. Airy Theologi-
cal Seminary, Philadelphia,
pa., U.S.A.; Entire life since
graduation given to mission-
ary work and education in
Island of Kyushu. Founded

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Kyushu Gakuin, Kufflamoto,
in "1911, of which institution
is Dean. T.r.J.: 14 years.
P'ublicatidn^: Newspape'r ar-
ticles and pamphlets bearing
on education and refigioifs
work in Japan. Address:
Kyushu Gakuin, Kurhaittoto,
Kyushu.

Brawnrigg, Sir, D. Capt.,
Bart. R.N.; b. July 25, 186.7,;
4th Baronet. Entered R.N.,
1881. Naval Attache, China
and Japan. Married. Ad-
dress'. British Embassy.

Bnisewitz, i4eiinart, Mer-
chant, partner aiid managing
director of Messrs J.A. Kjall-
berg & Sons, Lt^-., Tokyo;
b. Gbthenberg, Sweden, July
28th, 1884; 11. Swedish; s. of
Volrat Brusewitz, merchant;
m. September 28th, 1911, to
Signe Sundblad. Ediic: gra-
duate from Higher Govern'
ment School and Higher
Commercial School at Ga-
thenbe-rg. -After several years
business experiences in Swe-
den, Germany and England,
came to Japan in 1906 and
established the first Swedish
firm ill japan. Address; 8,
Fajii*ir''€iho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.
Td. : Shiba, '685 . Clubs : ' Y.
U;G,

Bryte, Bev. A.. V;, MisSicyfi-
ary of Presbytefriah Churfch
in the U.S.A. Arrived in

Japan in 1882. Address: Port
Arthur, Manchuria.

Btyan, John Ingi'ain, S. A.,
Bat. A., M. liitt., te. » , JPh. t).,
Teacher, clergyman; b. Al'
bany, N. Y.; s. of Arthur
Bryan; m. Lucy Silver Bry-
an. Edtic: The University
of Toronto, University and
King's College, University of
California and Univer^y df
Pennsylvania. Rector Ch&rch
of the Advent, Philadelphia,
Teacher in Tokyo Univer-
sities and Colleges, Editor of
the Japan Magazine. T.r.J.:
7 years. Re-creation: band
work. -Publications: A Geo-
graphy of Commerce, Volume
of Poems, Articles in British
and American Papers and
Magazines. Address: 6\'J
Shimo-shibuya, Tokyo.

Brylinski, Roger, IS aval
Officer, Sacred Treasure 4th
Rank; b. Vosges (France),
Jan., 1873; n. French; s. of
Brylihski, civil engineer; in.
to Jenny Scheurer. Educ:
Entered Naval School, 1889.
Promoted to Lieut-enant, Jan.
1901. T.r.J. 3 years. Ad-
dress: to, Hrnokr-cho, Aka-
saka-ku, Tokyo.

Buglrfid, F. H. Manager of
Jardine, MathesOn & Co., L*d.
l/dkohama;, b. in 1862 and
joined the firm of Messrs
Thos, Docwra '« Son, En-
gteering CohtraletOts to 1879

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remaining with them until
1885 when he came to Japan
in the service of the Kana-
gawa Kencho being employ-
ed on the Water Works and
the Harbour Works at Yo-
kohama. On the completion
of these Works in 1893 he
was engaged by Messrs Jar-
dine, Matheson & Co., to
conduct their engineering
business and was appointed
in 1 910 representative of the
firm of Jardine, Matheson <fe
Co. Ltd., in Japan. Address:
No. I. Yamashita-cho, Yoko-
hama, F.O.B. No. 286. 7>/.
No. 246. Long Dist. 785.
Branches at 83, Kyo-machi,
Kobe. 5. Oura, Nagasaki.
Kaigandori, Shimonoseki.

Bull, Illiss Leila, Mission-
ary, Teacher of Protestant
Episcopal Church, U. S. A.,
(have New York "State Cer-
tificate "); b. Lebanon Springs,
New York, U.S.A., 1846; n.
American; d. of Judge Hamp-
ton Champlain Bull. Ednc:
graduate of Advanced Class,
Academy of the Sacred
Heart, Detroit, Michigan, U.
S.A. Since always a student.
After many years' of teaching
in the United States, came
to Japan in 1888; was con-
nected with the Fitjin Gaku
Shu Kwai and Kwan Sai
Jos/ii Koto Gakko of Osaka
for 1 X years, then for a years,

wilih the Heian Jo Gahdn in
Kyoto; in 1889, helped to
found the St. John's Orphan-
age (now called Sei Yohane
Gaku. En) in Osaka; after
furlough, in 1902 returned
to Osaka. Is assisting the
evangelistic, charitable and
educational work of the Nip-
pon Sei Ko Kwai, particu-
larly in Kyoto its Kyoto
Diocese. T.r.J.: since 1888,
except I year's furlough.
Recreations : reading and
needle-work. Pvblication :
only stray articles in mission
magaiznes & church Papers.
Address : 6, Kawaguchi-cho,
Osaka. Clubs : President of
Kyoto Diocesan Branch of
the Woman's Auxiliary to
the Mission Board of the
Nippon Sei Ko Kwai. Mem-
ber of W.C. I. U. and Purity
Society.

Bullen, Walter Boftrdman,
Missionary of the American
Baptist Foreign Mission So-
ciety; b. June 13, 1877,
Pawtucket, R. L, U. S. A.; i.
of George, Minister; m. tc
Evelyn Olive Johnson, Ph.
B. (Brown University 1899J,
Aug. 16, 1904. Ednc: gra-
duate of Rhode Island Nor-
mal School, A. B. (Brown
University 1899), A.M. (Ha-
ward University 1903), B.D
(Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1904). Teacher of clas-

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sics at Colby Academy, New
London, N. H., 1 899-1901.
T.r.J. 1904-9, 1912. Re-
creations: tennis, well known
as its champion. Address :
Uchimaru, Morioka.

Buncombe, William Bengel-
ley, B. A. (Cambridge Univ.,
England), English Church
Missionary; b. June 12, 1856,
Taunton, Somerset, England;
71. English; s. of William
Buncombe, solicitor (law-
yer); m. to Miss Emily J.
Hansell, April 23, 1885.
■ Ediic.: Taunton Grammar
School, British College, and
Cambridge University, 1883.
Ordained Dean of Cherch of
England, and Curate at
Kingston Hill, London; 1884,
ordained Priest, Curate of
Portland Square, Bristol ;
1888, call to Japan, resided
at Osaka, April to Sept.;
went to Tokushima, Sept.
1888, Oct. 1893; after 2
years in England, returned
to Japan, and have lived in
Tok3'o since 1896, but have

twice paid visit to England,
T.r.J. 24 years. Address: 52
A., Tsukiji, Kyobashi-ku,
Tokyo.

Bunting', Ernest Isaac, Mer-
chant, Proprietor of Isaac
Bunting & Co., Yokohama;
b. at Yokohama, Sept. 24,
1 881; n. British (English); s.-
of Isaac Bunting, merchant.
Editc.: Local. T.r.J. since
188 r. Recreations: sports in
general, shooting, fishing,
etc. Address: lOO, Yama-
shita-cho, Yokohama. Chibs:
Member of the British As-
sociation and Foreign Board
of Trade.

Burden, "W. D., Missionary ;
b. in 1872, Grant Co., Wis-
consin, U.S.A.; s. of Thomas
Burden; m. to Margie Gra-
inger, June 30, 1897. Edtic:
studied at Healdsburg Col-
lege, Cal., U.S.A. Came to
Japan as a missionary of the
Seventh-day Adventist De-
nomination in 1898. Address:
846, Sendagaya, Tokyo.

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Caldwell, John Itenneth,
Bachelor of Literature, Berea
College ; (Berea, Kentucky) ;
Assistant Japanese Secretary
of tlie American Embassy,
Tokyo; b. Piketon, Ohio, Oct-
ober 16, 1881; n. American;
s. James Oscar Caldwell, civil
engineer ; m. to Miss Grace
Thompson at Tokyo on June
16, 1908. Miic: Public
schools and High School in
Pueblo, Colorado, -Salem. Aca-
demy, South Salem, O. and
Berea College, Berea Ken-
tucky, graduating in 1905
as Bachelor of Literature;
appointed to Laboratory of
Supervising Architect, Trea-
sury Department, Washing-
ton; in Oct. 1906 Student
Interpreter to Japan ; April
1909 Vice and Deputy Con-
sul General and Interpreter
in Yokohama; Dec. 1909
Assistant Japanese Secretary
to the Embassy, Tokyo ;
Jan. and Eeb. 1911 tempo-
rarily in charge of Consulate
at Dairen, Manchuria. He-
creations : baseball, tennis,
sailing, motorcycling. Ad-
dress : American Embassy or
5 Enokizaka-machi, Aka-
saka-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Td.:
Shiba 144:. Clubs: Tennis
Club and Baseball Club,
Tokyo.

Cameron, Alexander, Mer-
chant, Director of A. Came-
ron and Co. . Educ. : Gram-
mer School, Grantown-on-
Spey, Scotland. Served ap-
prenticeship in office of late
Donald Grant, solicitor,
Grantown-ou-Spey; came to
Japan, Jan., 1889; establish-
ed firm of A. Cameron &
Co., Nov., 1893; opened a
branch at Yokohama, 1904;
acquired the export business
of A. De Ath & Co., 1905,
the two firms becoming a
limited Co. in May, 1906
and is now a director of
A. Cameron & Co., Limited.;
President, Kobe St. Andrew's
Society, 1905-7. Cluh: Kobe.
Address: A. Cameron & Co.,
Ltd., Kobe, Japan ; " The
Cappice," Grantownon-Spey,
Scotland.

Campbell, W.W., Agent of
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., O. &
O. S. S. Co. and T5yo Kisen
Kaisha, Kobe. Joined the
Pacific Mail S.S. Co. in San
Francisco, 1887; came to
Yokoloama in 1888, and
entered the agency; after
remaining in Yokohama
over 9 year he was trans-
ferred to Hongkong as ac-
countant; was then promot-
ed to chief- clerkship of the
Company's agency in Kobe,
and in 1902, was appointed
agent of the three steamship

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companies; is connected with
various societies. Address:
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
83, Kyo-machi and 93, Kita-
no-machi Shichome, Kobe.

Carre, Arthur Robert, Mana-
ger of Anglo- Japanese Bank,
Ltd., Tokyo; b. 1868 in
Ceylon; n. British. Educ.:
in England. Banking in
England and the Far East
since 1835. T. r. J. : since
1906, 6 years. Recreccdkms:
golf, teimis and billiards.
Address: 6 and 7, Tori-
Nichome, Nihonbashi, Tokyo.
Tel.: Honkyokn, 3905. Glwb:
Yokohama United Club.

Carst, Jan, Marine surveyor
(now retired); h. June 80,
1836, Amsterdam, Holland;
has 3- sons and 3 daugh-
ters. Captain of the Dutch
sailling ship named " Nip-
pon." Left Holland in 1864;
went to Batavia, from Bata-
via came to Japan, and
arrived at Yokohama, June,
1865. T. r. J. : since June
1865. Address: 25-B, Bluff,
Yokohama.

Carst, Jeppe, Shipmaster
of the Dutch Sailling Ship
" Argonaut." Came to Yoko-
hama with the opening of
the port, in 1859. T. r. J. :
since 1859. Address: 25-B,
Bluff, Yokohama.

Cary,. Mrs. EUen Emerson,
Missionary and teacher; h.

Francestown, N.H., U.S.A.; n.
American; d. of Kimball
Webster Emerson, granite
dealer; to. to Otis Cary, Dee.
18, 1877. Educ.: Frances-
town Academy (1876), Abbot
Academy (1877). Arrived in
Japan March 3, 1878, as
missionary of American
Board; since 1905 a teacher
in the Doshisha Girls'
School, Kyoto. T. r. J.:
since' 1878. Address: Kara-
sumaru-dori, Ichijo sagaru,
Kyoto.

Cary, Otis, Doctor of Di-
vinity (Amherst College,
1904), Missionary and tea-
cher; b. Foxboro, Mass., U.
S.A.; n. American; s. of
Hon. Otis Cary, iron foun-
der; TO. to EUen M. Emerson,

1877. ^rfttc: Foxboro High
School, 1868; Amherst Col-
lege, 1872; Andover Theolo-
gical Seminary, 1877. Ar-
rived in Japan as Missionary
of American Board, 1878;
since 1892 connected with the
Doshisha Schools in Kyoto;
now Professor of Sociology
and sacred rhetoric in Theo-
logical Department of the
Doshislia Univ. T.r.J.: since

1878. PiMicaiions: "The
Man Who Feared God for
Naught," " Japan and its
Kegeneration," "Virtute Ex-
cerptae," " Later Cary
Poems," " A History of

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Christianity in Japan," also
in Japanese: "Commentaries
on Job and Corinthians,"
" Handbook for Svmday
School Teachers," etc. Ad-
dress: Karasumaru-dori, I-
chijo sagaru, Kyoto.

Carter, Edward Philip, Ma-
naging director of the Samuel
and Samuel & Co., Yoko-
hama; n. British; s. of E.M.
Carter, Colonel. Educ: The
New College, Oxford. T.r.J. :
2 years. Address: 25, Bluff,
Yokohama; Samuel (& Sa-
muel cfe Co., Yokohama.
Clnbs: New Oxford & Cam-
bridge.

Clia»iberlaiii, Basil Hall,
emeritus professor of Im-
perial University; b. Oct.
18, 1850, at South-sea.
Educ: French Lycee, and
English private tutor. Has
been connected with Japan
Educational Department for
over twenty years. Publica-
tions: "The Classical Poetry
of the Japanese," 1880;
"Translation of the Kojiki,"
1883; A Eomanised Japa-
nese Eeader, 1886; The
Languaue, Mythology, and
Geographical Nomenclature
of Japan, viewed in the
light of Aino Studies, 1887;
Luchuan Grammer, 1895;
" Handbook of Colloquial
Japanese," 3rd edition, 1898;
Practical Introduction to the

Study of Japanese Writing,
1899; "Things Japanese,"
6th edition, 1905; Murray's
Japan, 3rd and subsequent
editions (in collaboration
with W. B. Mason), 1891-
1903; many papers in Trans-
actions of Asiatic Society of
Japan, and other learned
societies; and several works
in Japanese. Address: 12
rue de I'Athenee, Geneva,
Switzerland.
Champmorin, Paul de, Agent

of the Messageries Mari-
times Co.; b. Sept. 30, 1868,
in Pondieherry (French In-
dia); n. FroncL; s. of a
naval officer, .-\ttache to the
Government of the Indes
I'ran9aises; m. to Mrs.
Champmorin, d. of a govern-
or. T. r. J. : about 4 years.
Address: Agent, M.M. & Co.,
9, Bund, Yokohama.

Chappell, Rev. Benjamin, A.
^•. Clergyman; b. April 3,
1852; m'. June 21, 1890.
Educ: Mount Allison Univ.,
Canada; graduated A. B.,
Mount Allison, 1873; A. M.,
1881. Entered the Metho-
dist Ministry in 1874; pas-
torate of churches in New
Brunswick and Prince Ed-
ward Island, Canada, 1874-
1880, and 1882-1889; Mis-
sionary work among new
settlers in Britis-h Columbia,
1880-1882; joined Japan

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Conference of Methodist
Episcopal Church, 1890;
Dean of School of Theology,
Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo,
1896-1897; Dean of college
and principal of Academy,
Aoyamagaknin, Tokio, 1899-
19()(). PuhUcations: " Chris-
tL'mity and War." Address:
Aoyamagaknin, Tokyo.

Ch.imenz, Salvatore i'.,
Vice -Consul for Argentine
Republic, holder of Ked

Cross Society Silver Medal,
Gold Medal from Academie
d'Histoire Futernationale,

Paris; h. Naples, 1876; n.
Italian; s. Filippo Cliimenz,
merchant; m. 1906 to Miss
Costanza Maria Luraschi.
Educ. Roman College, Rome.
Judge at Italian Consulate,
Port-Said (Egypt), Perils
Commerctale, commercial ex-
pert, Tice-Cousul in charge
in 1906. Vice-Consul from
17th September 1908; Pro-
fessor of Italian language

at the Imperial Academy
of Foreign Languages; speaks
eight languages. T. r. J.
since September 1896. Pm6-
lications: Translation of 31o-
rtiotaro in Italian. " Tra un
mese iu morrai " (Drama in
3 Acts) " Guida di conver-
sazioni e Vocabola rio Italo-
Giapponese." Addreess: Ya-
mashita cho No. 217. Tel:
No. 1519. Gh(bs: Founder
of Port-Said Sporting Cl.-.b,
Yokohama Social Club, Italo-
Japanese Society, Japanese -
America-Latena. Dante ali-
zhieri, Societa di Benefioen-
za italiana, Banta mnsi(;ale
Margherita.

Cholmondeley, Rev. Xiionel
Beruers, M.A., Oxon; Clergy-
man; h. Dec, 11, 1858; s. of
Hon and Rev Canon Chol-
mondeley. Educ. : Up-

pingham School and Oriel
College, Oxford; Beaufort
Exhibitioner, Oriel College,
Oxford. Deacon, 1884, or-
dained Priest by the Bishop
of Traro, 1885; Curate of
Kenwyn, Cornwall, 1884-87;
anived in Japan, 1887;
Chaplain to Bishop Bicker-
steth, 1887-1897; Hon Cha-
plain to the British Embassy,
Tokyo, since 1902. Gltib:
Royal Societies. Address:
25, Iwato-cho, Ushigome,
Tokyo.

Clai'k, Charles Allen,

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Bachelor of Arts, Doctor of
Divinity, clergyman mis-
sionary; h. Spring Valley,
Min., U.S.A., May 14, 1878;
n. American; s. of William
Oliver CLirk, contractor and
builder; m. to Mabel Craft,
Jmae 17, 1902. itiwc: Uni-
versity of Minnesota, McCer-
mi(ik Theological Seminary,
Chicago, 111. Missionary
work, professor in Theolo-
gical Seminary, 1908, in
Depart meut of Homiletics.
T. r. in Chosen: 10 years.
PuUicaiions: " Homiletics,"
book in Korean Language,
B a W «I. Address: Keijo,
Chosen.

Clark, Cyrus Alonzo, A. B.,
B.D., A.M., Missionary; b.
JvTie 11, 1851; n. American;
s. of A. H. Clark. Timer; m.
Jmie 22, 1887. Muc: Alis-
ther College Jind Theological
Seminary. Missionary. T.
r. J.: 25 years. Becreailons:
hard work''. Address: Mi-
yazaki, H up.a, Japan.

Clausse, Soger, Counsellor
of the French Embassy
since 1911; h. July 24,
1865, Paris; n. French; s.
of Gustave Clatisse; m. to
Countess I. de Salveste.
Served as di].ilomat; has 30
French and Foreign Deco-
rations. T.r.J.: since 1911.
Recreaiions: sporis. PuUi-
ca'Aon':: jNlany publications

in French. Address: 13,
Keinanzaka-maci) i, Akn saka-
ku, Tolcyo. Tel: Sliiba,
120. Clubs: all Clubs in
Europe.

Clenieat, Earnest Wilsou,
Teacher, Author; h. Febr.
21, 1860, Dubuque. Iowa;
s. (elder) of Jesse Clement;
m. to Nellie Hall, 1887; 3
child I'en: lone (d.), born
Mito, Japan, 1889; Ruth
(d.), born Chicago, 111., U.
S.A., 1892; Edward J. (s.),
born Be,i\ei Dam, Wis.,

U. S.A., 1894. EdMc: Uni-
versity of Chicago: B. A.,
1880; Valedictory; Senior
Essay Prize ; Phi Beta
Kappa; M. A., 1883. Tea-
cher in America, 1881-1887,
1891-1895; Teacher Ibara-
ki Middle Scliool, Mito,
Japan, 1887-1891. Princi-
pal Tokyo Gakuin (Duncan
Baptist Academy), 189i5-
1911; Professor English,
First Higher School, Tokyo,

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1911; Chicago, CoiTespondent
of " Japan Mail," 1891-1895.
Special Cbrrespondent of
" Chicago Daily News,"
1895- ; Editor of '' Japan
Evangelist," 1899-1909;

Editor of " Christian Move-
ment in Japan," 1906-1909;
Contributor to various papers
and magazines, Japan and
America ; Librarian, Asiatic
Society of Japan, 1896-
1900, ■ 1912-; KecordiDg
Secretary, Asiatic Society of
Japan, 1907-1909. Acting-
Interpreter American Lega-
tion, 1896-1897, 1906-1907.
Author: Papers Asiatic
Soc'ety of Japan: "The
Tokugawa Princes of Mito,"
"The Mito Civil War";
" Chinese Refugees of the
Seventeenth Century in
Mito"; " Instractions of a
jMito Prince"; "Japanese
Calendjirs "; " Mito Samurai
and llritish Sailors in
1824"; "Japanese Medical
3?o]k-love;" "Japanese Chro-
nology;" "Hand book of
Modern Japan;" "Japanese
Floral Calender"; "Chris-'
tianity in Modern Japan";
(Editor) Hildreth's " Japan
as it Was and Is." Becrea-
tions: reading; base-ball.
Church: Baptist. GM>s: Psi-
upsilon; International Press
Association. Address: No.
127, Goten-machi, Koishi-

kawa-ku, Tokyo.

Coates, Eev. Harper Have-
lock, B. A., M. A., B. 0, D. D;,

all from Victoria University,
Toronto, Canada, Missionary,
Superintendent Central Ta-
bernacle, Hongo, Tokyo and
Professor of New Testa-
ment Theology and Exegesis
in Aoyama Gakuin Theolo-
gical Department; b. Pres-
cott, Ontario, Canada, Feb.
18, 1865; 11. Canadian; s. of
James E. Coates, business-
man; TO. Sept. 7. 1893.
Educ: Public and High
School, Prescott, Ont., and
Victoria University, Cob-
ourg, Ont., Canada (since
removed to Toronto). After
graduation in 1885, entered
the work of the ministry of
the Methodist Church,
Canada, in the Montreal
Conference till coming to
Japan in Sept. 1890, where
he taught in Middle and
Normal Schools in Tsu
(Mie-ken), Doshisha (Kyoto),
Hokuetsu Gakkwan (Niigata-
ken), and Toyo Eiwa Gakko
(Azabu-ku, Tokyo). From
1892 to 1904, he was mis-
sionary superintendent of
Central Tabernacle, HoEgo,
Tokyo, since which he has
been professor of New Testa-
ment Exegesis and Theology
in Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo,
he is now re-appointed Mis-

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sionary Supeiinteudent of
Central Taberuacle, Hongo,
Tokyo. He is also a student
now in the Daigaku-in of
the Imperial University of
Tokyo, in Oriental philo-
sophy and religion in the
College of Literature. T. r.
J.: since 1890. Address:
32, Kami Tomizaka-cho,
Koishikawa-lai, Tokyo.

Cooking, Samuel, Eetired;
h. Marcli 1845, Camberwell,
England; n. Bi'itish; s. of
late Snmuel Cocking, archi-
tect, Public ^Vorks Dept.,
Victoria, Australia; m. to
Miyatfi Eiki. Educ: Church
of England Grammar

School, ]VJ elhouvne, Australia.
Arrived in Yokohama. Marcli
5, 1869; in a ship owned by
himself named the " Jeddo."
Went immediately with To-
kugawa people North and
arranged to live in Nambu
under the auspices of the
Caimio of that province.
But the Revolution being
ended and soon after the
" Han " abolished, retm'ned
to Yokohama and started in
business as a merchant.
Eirst to introduce the
electric light in Japan,
also bicycling and many
other foreign ideas. The
pioneer of the oil of
peppermint and menthol
kade, and the first to

make the latter article
known to the world as
a pharmaceutical agent.
Whence in America and
Europe, " Cocking's Men-
thol " was a household
word. Also introduced the
scientific manufacture of
soap and at his original
factory nearly aU that is
known of tliat art was
first learned by Japanese.
His gardens and orchid
homes at Enoshima were
known all over Japan and
hfjive been taken as a model
for all horticulturists of the
foreign school, and his
collection of plants there
were celebrated. Controlled
up to 1894 nearly the
whole of the chemical,
drug and photographic
material irade. Since

retired, devoting himself to
fine arts, of which his
Japanese collection is unique
among modern ones, special-
ly valuable in Cha-no-yu,
paintings, etc. and many of
priceless vahie. His library
of foreign photographic
literatures is one of the
most valuable private collec-
tions extant. T. r. J.: 45
years. Recreations. : fine
arts, photography, litera-
ture, horticulture. Pvblica-
tioiis: local contributions.
Address: 26. Hiranuma-cho

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2 chome, Yokohama.

Cogolin, Jean de Cuers de,
Bill broker, holder of the
Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honnetir; h. Hyeres Sept.
21, 1856; n. French; s. of
Henri de Cuers de Cogolin;
m. to a Japanese lady.
Uduc.: Military School, St.
Cyr, 1876-1878. French
Officer, 1878-1886; Jonrna-
lisfc, 1886-1896 in Tonkin;
Ciime to Jap.'in (Yokohama),
Nov. 1896. President of
L'AUiance Fran9aise (Yoko-
hama). Address: (Office) 72,
Yamashita-cho, Yokohama ;
(Residence) 127-F, Bluff,
Yokohfima. Td. : 3377.
Glubs: Yokohama United
Club; Club Germauia.

Colborne, dr, W.W., Medical
Missionary; b. . 1857; m.
1894. Educ.: Manilla Hall,
Clifton. Assistant Resident
Surgeon, New Somerset
Hospital, Capetown, South
Afi-ioa, 1881-83 ; jMedical
Missionary, Kv/angtvmg Pro-
vince, Nortli China, 1890-
96 ; Medical Missionary, Ha-
kodate, from 1898. Address:
Yawata, HojO, Boshiu, Prov.

Cole, Howard Elisworth.,
General manager, Standnrd
Oil Co. of New York for
Japan and China; b. Feb.
13, 1873, Cleveland, Ohio.,
U.S.A.; 71. American; s. of
E. Cole, merchant. Educ.:

Public School, High School
and private tutor. T. r. J.:
5 years. Add^-ess: 8, Bund,
Yokohama. Chibs: Yoko-
hama United Club; Tokyo
Club; Yokohama Social
Club; Mosquite Yacht Club;
Yokohama Cricket & Ath-
letic Club.

Cole, Bufus, Sidman, Agent
foi' Singer Sewing Machine
Co. for Japan, Korea, For-
mosa & South Manchuria;
b. in State of New Jersey,
U.S.A.; n. American; m. to
Cana Louise Cole. Conti-
nuoiis services with the
above Company, since June
1894. T. r. J.': since March
1910. Address: 46-D, Bluff,
Yokohama; 23, Yamashita-
cho, Yokohama ; P.O. Box,
160, Yokohama. Tel. : 1597.
Glwbs : Yokohama United
Club; Negishi Golf Club;
Executive Com. of Colum-
bian Society and American
Asiatic Society.

Colenaan, Horace Emery,
BatcheJor of science, tea-
cher and missionary; b.
July 18. 1873, Blooming-
dale, Indiana, U.S.A. ; n.
American ; s. o^ Elijah T.
Coleman, merchant; m.
Acg. 13, 1897. Educ:
graduate of Earlham

College, Richmond, Indiana,
B.S; ; three years graduate
in University of Chicago;

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Brief study also in Hanvard
University. General Secre-
tary of Y.M.O.A. in Indiana,
Honolnlu, H.I., East Wey-
mouth, Mass. and Ann
j^i'bor, ^^eh., in all 10
years. Came to Japan
March 1907. T.r.J.: since
March 10, 1907-5 year &
half. Secreations : tennis,
base-ball, bicycle, mountain
tramping. Publications: Out-
line study of teacluDg of
Old Testament of Bible (in
Japanese). Address: 53,
Isarago-cho, Shiba-iiu, Tokyo.
CMs: Tokyo Tennis Ciub
(just joining).

Conder, Prof. Josiah, F.S.I.
B.A., Emeritus professor,
Imperal University; b. Sept.
28, 1852. Educ.: Bedford
Commercial School; took
Harper's £ 200 premium at
Bedford School; took Soaii
medallion and travelling
studentship at Koyal Insti-
tute of British Architects.
Engaged as professor oS:
architecture and practising
architect by Imperial Public
Works Department of Japa-
nese Government in 1876 ;
carried out many important
public and private building;
transferred to Temporary
Imperial Palace Building
Bureau in 1881, and after-
wards to Home Department,
where still holds position of

Honorary Adviser in Archi-
tecture; lecturer on archi-
tecture at Imperial Univer-
sity, 1886-88; elected
emeritus professor at the
Imperial University in 1902;
1st honorary president of
the Society of Japanese
Architects; honorary member
of the Japanese Engineering
Society. Decoration : ith
class order of Rising Sun,
Japan; 3rd class order of
Sacred Treasure, Japan.
Puhlicaiions: " Landscape

Gardening in Japan; " The
Floral Art of Japan," etc.,
etc. Address: 25, Mikawa,
Daimachi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo,
Japan.

Cooke, Allan Worthington,
B. D., Missionarv (American
Church Mission); l. Dec. 29,
1872; Annapolis, Maryland,
U. S. A.; n. American; s.
Augustus Paul Cooke, Cap-
tain U. S. Navy, deceased
Sept. 7, 1896; m. Nov. 26.
1901. EdMc: PhilHps Exeler
Academy, 1891 ; Sheffield
Scientific School 1894, non-
gxaduate ; ' ' Nash otah House ' '
(Theological) 1899; Hai-vard
Divinity School, P.G. 1906-
7. T.r.J. since Oct. 1899.
Publications: Kelclcon liikon.
(Kyo Bun Kwan, Meiji 41.)
Address: 9, Moto kaji cho,
Sendai. Clubs: Yale, Har-
vard.

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Cooper, Albert Edward,
Merchant, senior partner of
Cooper & Co.; h. Feb. 14,
1885, at Norwood, England;
n. English; ,9. of A.T. Cooper,
merchant. Educ. : Public
School. T.r.J. : 10 years. Be-
creaiions: yachting, football,
cricket. Address: 207, Bluff,
Yokohama ; 48-B, Settle-
ment, Yokohama; P.O. Box,
241, Yokohama. Te?.: 1593.
Chbs : Yokohama United
Gluh; Counter Member of
Y.V.C. & Silk Association.

Coofer, Sherman E., B.C.S.,
Missionary; h. May 20,
1875, Lawrence Co., 111.,
U.S.A.; n. American; s. of
David P. Cooper, farmer;
ra. June 30, 1903, to Miss
Rose Jjoomis of Fountain,
Cole., U.S.A.. Educ: com-
mercial and literary. In
1902 he became assistant
principal of Washington
Springs Seminary in South
Dakota, a school of college
preparatory grade. But he
was promoted to the prin-
cipalship in a few months,
which position he held until
1904 when he accepted the
principalship of the com-
mercial . department of
Greenville College, Illinois.
In 1905 he was accepted
by the General Missionary
Board of the Free Methodist
Church as a missionary to

Japan. He arrived in Kobe
Feb. 23 1906, was appointed
treasurer of the mission in
October, 1907, and continued
to hold this office till Octo-
ber, 1911 when he was
appointed superintendent of
the mission, which position
he occupies at the present
time. T. r. J.: since Febr.
23, 1906. Address: Totsu-
mura, Akashi, Japan.

Correll, Irvin H., Doctor
of Divinity, Missionary
Clergyman; b. Mt. Bethel,
Penna., U.S.A.. Oct. 30,
1851; 71. American; s. of
Philip Correll, farmer ; m.
to Miss Jennie T.ong, Feb.
13, 1873. Bdnc: graduate
of Pennsylvania Normal
College. Dr's Degree from
Dickinson CoUfge. Mission-
ary in Yokohama and
Tokyo, 1873-1889. Pres't
Aoyama Gakuin, 1887-1896.
Missionary of Protestant
Episcopal Church, 1901.
T.r.J.: since June 30, 1873.
Publications : Several works
Japanese. Address: Atago-
no-shita, Tsu-shi, Mie-keu,
Japan.

Cotton, Ljnuan Atkinson,
Naval Officer, Lieutenant
Commander, U.S. Navy,
holder of Medals for
Spanish ' American War,
Philippine Insurrection and
]3oxei' Campaign; h. North

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Carolina, U.S.A., Deq. 18, Sorbonne (University of

1874; n. American (U.S.) ; s. Paris). Professor at tlu^

of Robert Kaudolpli Gotten, Lycees of Constantino

planter; m. Jiily 16, W08, (Algeria), La Roclielle and

to Elizabeth Bro^vnringg Eouen (France); tutor to

Henderson. Educ: graduate the son of M. Loubet,

of U. y. Naval Academy, President of the French

1898. Spanish American Eepubllc (1904 -1905) ; tutor

War, 1898; Philippine Insur- to T. T. I, I. H. H. the sous

rection, 1899; Boxer and grandsons of H.I.M.

liebellion. North China, Mozafler-ed-Din, Shah of

1900. 2'. r. J. : since Feb. Persia (among whom was

1912. Address: 13, Ichiban- the reigning monarch H.l.

cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tolyo. M. Ahmed Shall) (1906-

Td.: Baucho, 2910. Glvbs: 1909). T.r.J.: 2 years and

Tokyo Club. half. Hecreaiions: study of

Crowe, Edward Thomas tlie Japanese language,

Frederick, H.IH. Commercial literatm\^ and religiojis.

Attache, holder of C. M. G.; Address: 38, Sakuragi-cho,

h. Aug. 20, 1877; n. British; Shitaya-ku, Tokyo.

5. of Alfred Ijouis Crowe Craekanthorpe, Dayrell E.
(late); m. to Eleanor Lay. m., 1st Secretary of the
Uduc: Bedford Grammar British Embassy; h. Sept.
School. T.r.J.: since 1897. 9, 1871; n. British; s.
Address: H.B.M. Embassy, of M. Crackanthorpe, K.C.
Tokyo. Clubs: Tokyo; married. Educ.: Cambridge.
Yokohama United; Kobe. Entered diplomatic service,

Cotie, Josepli, Iff. A. Lit., 1897. Address: British Em-

M.A. Phil., Agrege de I'Uni- bassy, Tokyo.

versite, lectm-er on Greek Crombie, BEiss Eilzabeth.

and Latin languages and lite- Mary, Missionary; h. Canada;

ratures. College of Literature, ii. British. T.r.J. : 19 years.

Tokyo Imperial Univrsity; Address: Eiwa Jo-Gakko,

holder of the 2nd Order Shizuoka.

(Grand Officier) of the Lion Oaraming, ■William MilUgan,

and the Sun (of Persia), and M.I. Mech. E., Engines>r ; h.

Scientific Merit (of Persia); 1876, Manchester, England;

6. Aug. 25, 1876, Clerieux, n. British; s. of William
Drome (Fi-aiice); n. French- Alexander Cumming, mer-
man; ra. Bachelor. Educ: chant. Manager for Japan

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and China for Alfred Her-
bert Ltd., Coventry, Eng.
Engineers. Established

Office in Japan, 7 years
ago. T.T.J.: 7 years. Bec-
7-eaiions : yachting, golf,
tennis, motoring, billiards.
Address: 142-C, Bluff, Yo-
kohama. Clubs: Yokohama
United Club.

Cunningliairi, William. Day-
ton, M.E., B.A., Missionary
and teacher of English; b.
July 19. 1864, Pittsbury,
Pa., U.S.A.; n. American;
s. of M. G. Cunningham,
farmer; m. to Emily B.
Boyd, June 2, 1898. Muc. :
Bethany College and

Wooster University, U.S.A.
Prof, mathematics in Nor-
mal College, 1889-90; lec-
turer on hermeneutics in
College of Disciples, 1894-
98; teacher of Engjish in

Nobles' College, Tokyo,
1903-4. T.r.J.: since 1901.
Publications: A few booklets
on Christianity and Educa-
tion. Address: 6, Naka-cho,
Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo.

Curtis, Frederick Stiles,
Missionary of P.M.; b. Nor-
walk. Conn., U.S.A., Oct. 1,
1861; n. American; s. of D.
S. Curtis, Merchant. Educ.:
Princeton Theol. Seminary.
Came to Japan in 1887.
20 year missionary life in
Japan, 5 years in Chosen.
T. r. J. <& Chosen : 25 years.
Address: Ruzan, Chosen.

Cuthbert, Kev. William
James; J. Jan. 6, 1877; m.
Margaret, d. of the late
Consul Jahn Simpon. Educ.:
private tutors ; Kashotah
Seminary, U.S.A. Address:
Okazaki-cho, Maruta maohi,
Hiromichi Kado, Kyoto.

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D

I>avis, E. C, Managing
director of Samuel, Samuel
& Co., Yokohama; h. 1874
in England. EdiijC. : St. Paul's
School, London, and later on
at Heidelberg, Germany.
Since 1901, he lias been the
resident partner of the firm
in Yokohama; was chairman
of the Yokohama Foreign
Board of Trade for two years,
and still remains a member
of the committee; has been
the medium of several large
financial transactions with
the Japanese, notably the
Kansai Railway 4bl% de-
benture loan for £1,000,000,
two loans to the City of
Yokohama, and one loan to
the City of Osaka, besides
numerous loans for industrial
concerns; he supplied in
large quantities war material
to the Im.perial Army and
Navy during the Eusso-
Japanese war, and during
that time exported Internal
bonds to the London market
to the extent of over ¥ 50,
000,000. Address : 216, Bluff,
Yokohama.

Davis, Kiss Euth. Frances,
A. B., liepresentative in Ja-
pan of the Worlds' Women's
Christiftn Temperance Union;
b. Wausau, Wis., U.S.A.; n.
American; d. of Dr. J. S.

Davis, Clergyman. Educ:
graduate of Boston Univer-
sity. T. r. J.: 4 years.
Add^'css: 30, Koun-cho, Mita,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo.

Davidson, Henry William,
'^- A., gee. to chief commis-
sioner of Corean Customs;
I. Nov. 25, 1878. Ediic.:
Aberdeen Univ., gi-ad. M.A.,
1899. Joined Imperial Corean
Customs in 1901; since that
time has been stationed at
the head office at Sfeoul.
Address: Seoul, Corea.

Davison, Charles Steivart,
A.B., B.D., Clergyman; b.
Febr. 14, 1877, Nagasaki,
Japan; n. American; s. of
J,C. Davison, D. D., Clergy-
man; m. to Miss Florence
Bower, Scranton, Penna.,
U.S.A., June 1, 1905. Edtm.:
Dickinson College, Pa.; Drew
Theological Seminary. 2
Years' pastorate in Newark,
N., 1901-1903; resident in
Sendai, Japan, 1903-1907;
Treasurer Famine Kelief
Committee; teacher in Ao-
yama Gakuin, 1907 to the
present. T. r. J.: From
birth until 1891 and from
1903 to the present. Ad-
dress : 3, Aoyama gakuin,
Tokyo.

De Becker, Josepli Earnest,
Solicitor; b. Dec, 7, 1863, at
London; m. 1900, Ethel
Dorothy Suzu, d. of late

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Takegjiki, formesy rainister
of i)aimyo of Nagaoka,
Ecliigo Province. Educ. :
Great Britain. Went to
America as yOUng- man;
arrived in Japan, 1887; was
en^iged iu commerce some
years, during which attention
was attracted to subject of
judicial reform; was led to
make elaborate study of
Japanese language, customs
nnd laws; for 12 years
previous to treaty revision
followed each step in compi-
Lition of modem Codes;
when treaties were finally
i"evised was appointed by
Imjjerial Japanese Govern-
ment Special Commissioner
of Judicial Department to
assist in interpretation of
complicated foreign cases;
was engaged in celebrated
Miller triple murder case
very day after revised
Treaties came into force.
PiMicxdions: " Japanese Self
Taught", "The Nightless
City," " liamakura, the City
of Silent Temples "; " Japan-
ese Partnership and Com-
' panions"; translater of many
of existing laws, and has
written several books on Ja-
panese legal matters. Olvhs:
Tokyo; Yokohama United.
Address: Yuigahama, Kama-
kura-machi, Soshiu and 70,
Yamashitacho, Yokohama.

De jPores*^, Mrs. J. H., Mis-
sionary of American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign
JMission. Arrived iu Japan
in 1874, T.r.J.: since 1874.
Address: 7,:Minami Rokken-
cho, Sendai.

Dearingr, John Xiincolu, S.D.,
Clergyman (missionary); b.
Webster, Maine, U. S. A.
December 10th, 1858; n.
American; s . Joseph H.
Dearing, farmer; m. Mary
Lyons Hinckley, of Lynn,
Massachusetts, U.S.A., Jnly
27, 1891. Udzic: graduate
Colby University, 1884,
Newton Theological Seminary
1889. Keceived degree of
A.B. From Coloy 1884. Of
A.M. 1892. of D.D. 1901.
Principal of Deep Biver Ct.
Pubhc Schools, 1884-6;
Pastor's assistant, 1st Bap-
tist Church Cambridge Mass.,
1887-9 President of Baptist
Theological Seminary Yoko-
hama, 1894-1908. General
Missionary in superinten-
dence of Baptist Mission
Work in China, Japan
and Philippin, 1908-1911.
T. r. J. from 1889. Recrea,-
iions: tennis, chess, horse-
back riding. Publications:
Outline of Theology (in
Japanese) correspondent for
several magazines and other
publications in America.
Editor of Christian move-

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ment in Japan 1912. Ad-
dress: 75-A, Bluff, Yokoliama.

Deck, Hans Caspan, Silk
inspector (Nabholz & Co.);
h. Zurich, Switzerland; n.
Swiss. T. r. J.: since 1879.
Becreaiiom: sports. Address:
120-C, Bluff, Yokohama; 95,
Yamashita-cho, Yokohama;
P.O. Box 125, Yokohama.
Td.: 17. Cluhs: Club Ger-
mania; Y.U,C.; Social Club.

Delacauip, Charles, Ijange,
Partner of Delacamp & Co.,
Kobe; a German; b. 1859
in Germany. Remained
in Japan over twenty-fom-
years as an importer of hard-
ware, piece goods and chemi-
cals and an exporter of
mattings; has been greatly
instrumental in extending
the market for Japanese
mattings; was decorated with
4th Order of the Crown of
Prussia for his meritorious
conduct in favour of the
foreign community in general
and of German subjects in
particular in 1904; a medal
was also presented to him
by Count Arco, German
Minister to Japan in 1902.
Address: Dalacamp & Co.,
121 Higvishimachi and Taka-
tori, Kobe.

Dening-, Walter, Professor
of English literature in the
Second High School since
1895 ;, holder of the 5th

Order of the Pdsing Sun; b.
July 23, 1846 in Ottery, St.
Mary, Devon, England; n.
English; s. of John Dening,
farmer ; m. twice: in 1870
and in 1891, Educ.: studied
at 3 English Schools and
at the ^C. M. S. College,
London. Missionary up to
1882, since that a Journal-
ist and teacher of English.
T.r.J.: since Dec. 14,1873.
Becreations: tennis, shooting
and walking. PiAlicaiions:
" A New life of Toyotomi
Hideyoshi "; " Japan in Days
of Yore"; "The High
School Series of Readers "
6 vols;; " Anglo- Japanese
Readers" 4 vols.; Asiatic
Society-Papers and numerous
Essays. Address: 41, Kome-
gafukurouwa-cho, Sendai.

Desai, Pirojsha Ratauji,
Merchant-Manager of Messrs.
M. N. Gobhai & Co., Yoko-
hama; b. Jan. 1, 1874,
Naosari; n. Parsee (British);
marned. T. r. J.: 14 years.
Address: 223, Settlement,
Yokohama. Td.: 1253.

Denison, Henry Willard,
jurist ; 6. at Guildhall, Vt.,
May II, 1846; s. of Col.
John Paine and Mary She-
pard (Cooper) D. ; acad. edn. ,
Lancaster, N. H. ; law stude-
nt Columbian (now George
Washington) TJ. ; m. Helen
wilder Cross, of New York,

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Jan. 21, 1873. Legal adviser
to the Japanese Dep't. of
Foreign Affairs since May i,
1 880 ; represented Japan in
drafting treaty of peace witli
Eirasia, at Portsmouth, JST. H.,
1905. Mem. Association de
legislation comparee, Paris ;
mem. Permanent Com't of
Arbitration of the Hague ;
tech. del of Japan to the
2nd Peace conference at the
Hague. Decorations : Grand
cordon (ist class) Imperial
Japanese Order of the Eising
Sun ; Grand cordon (ist class)
Japanese Order of the Sacred
Treasure. Ohibs : Union (New
Yorlf), Metropolitan (Washi-
ngton), United (Yokohama),
Tokyo. Address : No. 9, Ura,
Kasumigaseki, Kojimachi-ku,
Tokyo. Tel. : 789 Shimbashi.

Deuton, Mary Florence,
Teacher; n. American; d. of
Edward M. Deuton, Lawyer.
T.r. J.: since 1888. Address:
Doshisha Girls' Sohoo],
Kyoto.

De Vinney, Prederick H.,
Minister of the Gospel; b.
Kelloggsville, New York,
U.S.A.; n. American; " s. of
Francis W, DeVinney; m.
to Minnie B. " Howland.
Educ.: Baldwins Academy.
President of New York Con-
ference of Seventh Day
Adventists, 1906-1910. Elec-
ted by Gen. Conf. Supt. of

Japan Mission of S. D. A.,
1910, arrived in Japan on
July 24, 1910. T. r. J.:
since 1910. Address: 291,
Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo.

Dewette, Alexander Louis
James, merchant (limited
partnership), managing part-
ner Dewette Co.; b. London,
1877; 11. British; s. of Louis
Dewette, hotel proprietor,
1883-1907 in Japan, died
in Yokohama; m. to Miss
Clarke. T.r. J.: 30 years.
Address: 51, Main Street &
258-x4.. Bluff, Yokohama.
Tel: 1813.

Dickerson, Miss Augusta,
Missionary of Methodist
Episcopal Church, South,
Director of lai Girls' School
(Caroline Wright Memorial).
Arrived in Japan in 1888.
T. r. J.: since 1888. Ad-
dress: lai Jo-Gakko, Hako-
date, Hokkaido.

Dukes, Oscar A., Teacher
of English, Kobe Commercial
School ; h. July 2, 1854, at
St. George's, Dorchester Co.,
S. C; m. 1886. Educ:
Vauderbilt University, and
Actual Business College.
Went to China as medical
missionary in 1885; was
transfexTed to Japan; after
10 years devoted whole time
to school work; lias occupied
present position for past 15
years. Address: Kobe Com-

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mercial School, Eusunoki-
cho Kokuchome, Kobe.

Dunlop, Bev. Jolin Gaskin,
M. A., Missionary and

Minister; h. July 7, 1867, e.
s. of William Dunlop, of
Kingston, Ontario, Canada;
m. 1894, Emma, d. of Samuel
Ely, Kijigston, Ontario,
Canada. Educ. : Queen's Uni-
versity, Kingston, Canada.
Employed as instructor in
Engiisli by Imperial Japanese
Government, 1880-90& since
1890 engaged in Missionary
work in connection with
American Presbyterian Mis-
sion; spent some montJis in
1905 in Manchuria in special
work for Japanese solders,
conducted by Y.M.C.A. Ad-
dress: Kanazawa.

Duncan, Thomas JElbert, A.
B., President of the Japan
Mission, Church of Jesus
Christ of Latterday Saints.;
b. June 17, 1883. Salt L:>ke

City, Utah, U.S.A.; n.
English; s. Kichard K. Tho-
mas, merchant; m. Juno 25,
1907 to Edua Harkor. Educ.:
Grammar, High School, and
University, Post-Graduate
research. President of the
A.S.U.U. University of Utah,
1903-5. Manager of E. K.
Thomas Dry Goods Co. of
Salt Lake, Utah, 1905-7.
Lieutenant Isational Guard
of Utah, U.S.A. 1906-9.
Secretary of the Japan
Mission 1907-9. President of
the Japan Mission since 1909.
T. r. J. since 1907. Becrea-
iions : athletics, historical
research. Ptihlication: ,, Mid-
summer EJiight's Mare " and
" Macbeth ", (Dramatic Bur-
leques in English. Magazine
Articles and Keligious Tracts
in both English and Japan-
ese. Address: 81, Yakuoji
Machi, Ushigome-Ku, Tokyo.
Clubs: A. F. University Club
of Salt Lake, U. S. A.

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E . ■

Addison, Edwin, M. A-j
(Cambridge), Electrical Engi-
neer, Director L. J. Healing
& Co., Ltd.; b. Leeds, Eng-
land, 1864; 11. English; s.
of K. W. Eddisou, partner
of John Fowler & Co,, Ltd.
(Leeds); m. 1907 Miss Lea-
dam. Uduc. : Charter hence
and Trinity College, Camb-
ridge. Specialized in elec-
trical cables with John
Fowler & Co., and later the
Fowler Waring Cables Co.;
spent some years in America,
coal mining & gold mining;
came to Japan in 1895 and
joined in partnership with
W. L. J. Healing as L. J.
Healing & Co., T. r. J.:
since 1895. Becreatkms: cri-
cket, foot-ball, sailing, riding.
Address: 225-B, Bluff, Yoko-
haro- GlvJbs: Isthumian,

Yokohama United Club;
Mem. Foreign Chamber of
Coai. at Yokohama.

Edwards, Edward Bennion'
Stuart, Merchant, assistant
manager of China and Japan
Trading Co.; h. Condover,
Shropshire, England, 1868;
n. British; ■ s. of Edward
Edwards, land-owner; m. to
Miss H. E. Young, elder
daughter of Capt. C. Young,
N. Y. K, in 1897. With
Mouritzan Hermann & Co.

for 10 years in tea busi-
ness; American Trading Co.,
Yokohama, for 12 years, as
sub-agent and acting agent.
T. r. J. : since 1890. Recrea-
tions: cricket and foot-ball.
Address: China & Japan
Trading Co., Yokohama;
Private, 45-C, Bluff, Yoko-
hama. Clubs: Q. W. Club;
Y. C. & A. Club; Golf Club.
Elked, Annoine Alexandre,,
Sub-Manager Kusso- Asiatic
Bank, Yokohama, holder of
3rd Class Order of St. Stanis-
laiis of Russia and one Mili-
tary Medal of Austria Hun-
gary; b. 1873 in Budapesth,
Himgary; n. Hungarian; s.
Antoine Elked, retired from
business (late mercliant),.
Uditc: Commercial Academy.
Was connected with the
following Banks : Credit
Lyonnais at Paris and Lon-
don, several Austro - Hun-
garian industrial undertak-
ings, later at St. Petersburg
with Russian Joint Stock
Bank, later in China with
Russo-Chinese Bank, since
1899. During the last war
connected with Russian
interests in Japan such as
prisoners, their reshipment
home; travelled very exten-
sively in the world, posses
the perfect knowledge of 5
priucipal languages. T. r. J.
since 1903. Recreations: has.

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been connected with horse University. Arrived in

racing in Japan as a member Japan, Jan. 2. 1907. T.r.J. :

of committee of the former 6 years. Address: 87, Tsnno-

Kawasaki Iveihin Keiba hazu, yodobasH-macM, To-

Club. Address: 75 D/Ya.xa.a- yotama-gun, Tokyo.

shita-Cho, Yokohama and 54 Evans, Charles H., B. D.,

A, Bluff, Yokoliama. Clubs. . Clergyman; h. July 22, 1863,

Member of the Yokohama Boston, Mass., U. S. A. ; Ji.

United Club and Nippon American; s. of Charles

Kace Club and several other Carroll Evans, business- man;

Chibs in Japan. m. Apr. 23, 1896, to Miss

Elwin, Wiiliam Hedger, B. Lena Thomas. &hic. : Public

-^•> (Cambridge, England, School, High School, Univer-

1894), Clergyman; h. May 8, sity of Minnesota, Seabury

1873, Hangchow, China; n. Divinity School, U. S. A.

British; s. of Rwd. Artlrar Business life for 10 years;

Elwin, clergyman ; m. July since 1894 missionary in

12, 1902, to Emily Sandle Japan of the Protestant

Fox. Educ.: Dover College, Episcopal Church of the

Corpus Christi College and U. S. A. T. r. J.: since

Eidley Hall, Cambridge. 1894. Address: 31, Hodono-

Ordained, 1896. Missionary Naka-cho, Akita.

in Ningpo, Chiha, 1898-1906. Evrard, I'Abbe F., Vicar

Missionary in Tokyo to Gen., Missionary of the

Chinese Students since 1907. Koman Catholic Church.

2'. }'. J". : since 1907. Address: Arrived in Japan in 1867.

7, Sasugaya-eho, Koishikawa- T. r. J. : since 1867. Ad-

kn, Tokyo. dress: 35, Tsukiji, Kyobashi-

Espada, Gonzalo Jimenez de ku, Tokyo,

i^) Instructor of Spanish in Eymai-d, Claude, Conseiller

Tokyo Foreign Languages du Commerce Exterieur de la

School and Tokyo Higher France raw and waste silk

Commercial College; h. Jan. merchant C. Eymard & Co.,

27, 1876, Madrid, Spain; m. Partner, . (other pai-tners :

Spanish; s. of Marcos Jime- Charles Eymard, Cyprien

nez de la Espada, Prof, of Eymard, Joseph Eymard) ; b.

JMadrid University; m. to Oct. 11, 1874; n. French; s.

Isabel Suarez, Apr. 24, 1905. of Claude E^'mard; m. to Mrs.

Educ.: graduate in philoso- Jenny Eymard Chevallard.

phy and literature, Madrid T.r.J.: 32 years. Becreaiions:

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motoring. Address: 253,
Yamashita-clio & 154-A,
Bluff, Yokokama. Td.i 289.
Clti>s: Yokohama United
Club; Nippon Automobile.

Eyton, J. I/., o., n. British;
m. to Mrs. Eyton. Arrived
in Japan by the Barque

" Brilliant " (303 tons yacht)
in Yokohama in 1867.
Served several years in Hegt
& Co.; started beer brewer-
ing business, etc. T. r. J. :
45 years. Address: 8301,
Take-no-maru, Negishi, Yoko-
hama.

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Faust, Allen K., A. B. and
A. M. from franklin and
Marshall College; Ph. D.
from Univ. of Pa., minister
and teacher; b. August 20,
1869, at Bernville, Pennsyl-
vania, U.S.A.; 11. American;
s. of Jacob L. Faust, farm-
er ; m. to Mary E. Harden,
Oct. 17, 1903. Ediic.: Com-
mon Schools; graduated from
Normal School, 1893; gradua-
ted from C<. liege, 1897;
graduated from Theological
Seminary, 1900 and from
University of Pennsylvania,
1909. Taught in Common
Schools of Pennsylvania, and
in 1900 arrived in Japan,
and since then, taught in the
Higher Department of T6-
holai Gakuin. His special
study is sociology, in which
branch he took Ph. D. at
the University. T. r. J.:
12 years. Recreations: tennis,
mountain climbing. Publi-
cations: "Christianity as a
Social Factor in Japan ",
1909; "Shakwai no Kyoteki",
1911; Articles in New York
" Survey " and other magazi-
nes. Address: 162, Higashi
Samban-cho, Sendai.

Favre- Brandt, Fianoois, (ne
Matsuno), xMerchant, (Family
Ex-Huguenet of France and
Bourgeosie of Valangen); b.

Apr. 21, 1870, Yokohama;
n. Swiss; s. of James Favre-
Brandt, mercliant and agents
of several firms and manu-
factures, etc.; m. to a Japan-
eses Lady. """ Educ: Ecole,
Primaire, Secondaire and
Commerciale. Address: 15,
Edobori Kitadori 4 chome,
Nishi-ku, Osaka. Glvbs:
Societe Astronomique de
France.

Favre-Brandt, James, In.

genieur; b. 1879 in Osaka;
n. Suisse; s. of C. Favre-
Brandt, Negociant; m. a
Mme. Favre-Brandt, Berthe.
Educ. : Ecole Polytechnique
Federale, Ziirich, Suisse.
Address: 6, Tsukiji, Kyo-
bashi-ku, Tokyo. Clubs:
Deutsche Gesellschaft fiir
Natur-und Volkerkunde Os-
tasiens.

Fiegel, Max D., M. E., Re-
presentative of A. Borsig,
Berlin (Elngineering and
Locomotive Works); b. in
Berlin, Germany; n. German.
Educ. : graduated from
Charlottenburg University,
Germany; Diplom oli Engine-
er. Publications: "DerP, nama
Kanal ", Berlin, 1911, Dietr.
Reimar, Editor. Address: 4,
Yuraku-oho 1 chome, Koji-
machi-ku, Tokyo. Td. : Hon-
kyoku, 3095.

Fisher, Galen BE., Secre-
tary of the Young Men's

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Christian Association, (Ame-
rican International Com-
mittee). Arrived in Japan
in 1898 and since that has
been engaged in the Y. M.
C. A. works. Address: 22
Fujimi-eho, Kojimachi-ku,
Tokyo.

Felix, Evrard, Missionnaire
Apostolique, holder of the
6th Class of the Rising Sun,
chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur, Medal of the
Promulgation of the Consti-
tution; b. in France, Departe-
ment de la Moselle a Metz,
Febr. 25, 1844; n. French;
s. of Fran9ois Evrard, agri-
culturist. Educ.: Lycee of
Metz; Seminary for Foreign
Missions at Paris. Came to
Japan as a missionary in
1867; from 1875 to 1894
cumulating the functions of
interpreter to the French
Legation; twice Superior of
the Catholic Mission during
the vacancy of the Arch-
bishopric. Puhlicaiions: some
pamphlets for the teaching
of French and Japanese
languages. Address: 35,
Akashi-cho, Kyobashi-ku,
Tokyo.

Florenz, Karl, Dr. Phil.,
{Leipzig, 1886), Bungahu-
hakushi (Dr. of Japanese
Literature, Tokyo, 1899),
Professor in the Imperial
University of Tokyo, Choku-

nin Hank, holder of the
Rising Sun; h. Jan. 10, 1865,
Erfurt, Grermany; n. German;
s. of Eduard Florenz; to. to
Theresia Florenz, Edtbc.:
Leipzig and Berlin Univer-
sities. Apr. 1889-Sept. 1901,
Lecturer of German Langu-
age and Literature in Imp.
Univ. of Tokyo; Oct. 1891,
appointed Professor of Ger-
man Language and Literature
and Comparative Philology.
Honorary Member of several
Societies, Membre correspon-
dant de I'Ecole FraD9aise
d'Extreme Orient (Hanoi),
etc., Vice-President of Ger-
man Asiatic Society, Tokyo.
T. r. J.: 25 years. Recrea-
tions: fine arts ..£j,nd|,Jinusic.
Publications: Atharva-veda,
1886; Dichtergriisse aus dem
Osten, 14th Ed., 1911; Weiss-
aster (Epic), 9th Ed., 1912;
Japanische Dramen, 7th Ed.,
1911; Theatre Japonais;
Nihongi (German Translation
and Commentary), 2nd Ed.,
1903; Japanische Mytholo-
gie, 1901; Der Shintoismus,
1907; Geschichte der Japa-
nischen Literatur, 2nd Ed.,
1910; and numerous Essays
in transactions of learned So-
cieties (German Asiatic So-
ciety, English Asiatic SocietVi
etc.), chiefly on % Japanese
subjects. Address (Private)
171, Bluff, Yokohama.

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Foss, Hugh James, D. D.,
Cant., Bishop of the Chnrch
of England; b. in Lower
Harders neai\^, Canterbury,
Kent, England, on June 25,
1848; n. British; s. of Edward
Foss, F. S. A. solicitor; m.
to Janet McEwen in 1881,
d. in 1894; to Lena Janet
Ovans in 1901. Muc: Marl-
borough and Christ's College,
Cambridge. Ordained Dea-
con, 1872; Priest, 1973 by
Bp. of Chester, Curate at S.
Barnabas; Liverpool, 1872-
74; at S. Michael's Chester,
1874-76; Missionary in Kobe,
Japan, 1876-1898; Consd.
Bishop of Osaka, Febr. 2,
1899, T. r. J.: since 1876.
Secreatiom : hiU walking.
Pvbliccdipm: Translations of
Imitatio Christi, Bp. How's
Holy Communion and other
small books. Address: The
Firs, Shi-no-Miya, Kobe.
Clubs: M. Japan Society.

Frampton, G. Russell, Tea-
cher, head-master of English
School of the Government-
General of Chosen ; i. July
3, 1869. Educ; Board
Schools, Leamington; St.
John's College, Battersea.
Joined staff of Diocesan
School, Hongkong, March,
1899; aiTived in Corea, 1900;
appointed Head Master of
Imperial School, Seoul, in
Aug. 1900. Address: Eng-

lish School of the Govern-
ment-General, Seoul. Olubs:
Seoul, Chemulpo.

Frazar, Everett Welles,
Merchant; h. Shanghai,
China, Aug. 17, 1867; n.
American; s. of Everett
Frazar, merchant; m. in
1866 with Annie H. Lind-
sley. Educ. : mechanical
engineering, graduated from
Stevens Institute of Techno-
logy, Hoboken, New Jersey,
U.S.A. in 1890 with degree
of M.E., Pupil of Thomas
A. Edison in 1891. Arrived
at Yokohama in 1896. T.r.J. :
since 1896. Address: c/o
Sale & Frazar Ltd., Yoko-
hama and Tokyo. Td.
Yokohama, 1827. Chihs
Yokohama United Club
Tokyo Club, Nippon Jidoshr
Club.

Freetb, Miss Florence May,
Missionary; 6. London, 1871;
n. English; d. of Sir Evelyn
Freeth, Sec. to Board of
Inland Revenue, Somerset
House, England. Address: 2,
Choanji-cho, Kumamoto.

Pulton, George, A.B., (Wa-
shington and Jefferson Col-
lege Class, 1886), D.D. (Same
College, 1909), Clergyman; h.
Sept. 29, 1865, at Dinsmore,
Washington Co., Penna., U.
S. A.; n. American (U. S.);
s. of David C. Fulton, agri-
culturist; TO. Oct. 14, 1889,

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to Miss Amy Saxton.
Educ. : Public Schools of
America; W. & J. College,
1886; McCormick Theology
Sem., 1889. Arrived in Ja-
pan in fall of 1889; resided
1 and lialf years in Kana-
zawa, Kaga; then 7 years in
Fukni; later 8 years again
in Kanazawa; next in Osaka
(since fall of 1910). Has
been to America on furlough
twice (June 1898-Apr. 1900
and Jime 1908-Nov. 1910).
During latter furlough, acted
as Secretary of Presb. Brd.
For. Missions from May 1,
1909 to Sept. ,10, 1910.
Ti'aveled in Europe, Sep.-

Nov. 1910. T. r. J.: 23
years. PMications: A Com-
mentary on Gospel of Mark.
Address: 22, Kawaguchi-cho,
Osaka.

Furness, George Edwin,
Auditor to Sale & Frazar
Ltd.; b. 1868, High Wy-
combe, England; n. British;
s. of John Lupton Furness,
Gentleman; m. 1904. Udtcc:
Oxford. London Country &
Westminister Bank, England;
Bank of British North Ame-
rica, Canada; Butterfield &
Swire, China; Sale & Frazar
Ltd.; Japan. T. r. J.: 6 aM
half years. ^Address: 76-A,
Bluff, Yokohama.

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Q

Gadelius, Knut, Merchant;
b. Jan. 11, 1864. Gothen-
burg, Sweden; n. Swedish;
s. of I. E. Gadelins, retired
navy officer. Edvc.: passed
High School, and studied 2
years in Germany. Came
1886 for the first time to
the Far East, to the Dutch
Indies, Deli, Sumatra; return-
ed 1890, started the firm
Gadelius Co. at Gothenburg
(noAV removed to Stockholm),
made several business trips
to China and Japan, opened
branch offices at Singapore
1904, Yokohama 1907 (now
removed to Tokyo), Osaka,
1909. Address: 41, Tsukiji,
Kyobashi-ku. Tokyo.

Gale, James Scarth., Mission-
ary, B. A. (Toronto Univer-
sity, 1888; D. D. (Howard
University h. Ontario, Cana-
da, Feb. 19fch 1863. 1904.
n. British; s. John Gale,
Farmer, m. to Ada Louisa
Sale, April 7th, 1910, Educ:
Ontario, Public and High
Schools, St. Catherines .
Collegiate Institute, Toronto
University. Missionary in
Korea for 24 years. Member
of American Presbyterian
Mission. T. r. J. in Korea
24 years. Recreations: Study
of Korean Literature. PtMi-
caiions; Korean-English Dic-

tionary published 1st Edition
1897, 2nd Edition 1911.
Korean-Grammatical Forms
(1895) Korean Sketch (1897)
The Vanguard (1904) Korea
in Transition (1909) Papers
for the Korea Branch of the
Eoyal Asiatic Society " In-
fluence of Cliina" (1902),
Han-yang (Seoul) (1902),
The Korean Alphabet (1912)
Address: Seoiil, Chosen. Tel.
Seoul No. 1775.

Gallois, Edme Henri, Vice-
Consul, Interprete Chancelier
de lAmbassade de France
au Japan, holder of Cheva-
lier du Merite Agricolo, 5e.
Classe du Soleil Levant, etc.,
etc.; b. Provins (Seine et
Marne), France, ler. Nov.,
1878; n. Fran9ais; s. of
Gallois (Maurice Eugene),
Magistrat. Educ. : ^ College
Stanislas (Paris) et ficole des
Langues Orientales. Nomme
Interprete en 1902; reside
depuis cette epoque au
Japan. Recreations: Entomo-
logie, Philatelie, Bonsai.
Address: 83, Zoshigaya-ma-
clii, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.
Td.: Bancho, 1312. GM)s:
Nantai-san Yacht Club.

Gardiner, Janies IBCcDonald,
A.B., Haward 1879, Archit-
ect; b. May 22, 1857, at St.
I'jouis, Mo., U.S.A.; k. Ame-
rican; s. of James M. Gar-
diner, Inventor, New York;

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TO. to Florence, youngest partment of Public Scliools,
daughter of Judge Lawrence Hawaii. T. r. J. : since
Pitman of Charlottesville, March 1906. Becreations:
Vi., U.S.A. Educ.: at reading and gardening,
various schools. Ha ward Address: 91, Tsutsui-cho,
University and post-graduate Kobe. Td.: 993. Clubs:
class in architecture at Kobe Club.
Columbia University, School Qawtlett, George Bdward
oi Mines, New York. Ar- jLuckman, Teacher, holder of
rived in Japan in Oct. 1880. pifth class of the Rising
T. r. J.: since 1880. Ad- g^^^ (Titles) F.R.G.S., Fel.
dress: 32, Dote Samban-cho, i^q Phonographic Society,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.: j?el. Inst. Commerce, Birm-
Bancho, 1580. Glubs: Tokyo ingham; h. Dec. 4th, 1868:
Club; Haward Club of Japan Swansea, Wales; n. EngUsh;
(President); American Asiatic g. Kev. John George Gaunt-
Society; American Peace lett, M. A., formerly Canon of
Society of Japan (a Vice- gt. David's; m. Oct. 26, 1898,
President); Asiatic Society to Miss Tsune Tamada.
of Japan (Member of Coun- jsduc.: Elementary at Swan-
cil);- etc., etc. gea. Middle at Brighton;

Gaschy, J. B., Director of also with Messrs. Bucknall

St. Joseph's College; 6. Dec. & Jennings, architects and

27, 1875, Alsace; n. French, surveyors; and at Schools of

Sei-ved m Nagasaki Kaisei Science & Art, London.

Gakko and Tokyo Gyosei Teacher in Higher Com-

Gakko. T. r. J.: 12 years, mercial School, Tokyo (1

Address: 85, Bluff, Yoko- year); Chiba Middle School

l^ama. (3 y^g). ^^abu Middle School,

Gasset, Walter, American (5^ jrs.); Okayama High

Vice and Deputy Consul; i. School, (6 yrs); Kanazawa

Boston, Mass., U.S.A., Oct. High School (1 yr); Higher

8, 1855; n. American; s. of Commercial School, Yama-

Edward Gassett. Educ.: guchi, (5 yrs., still here.) T.

Private Schools in England r. J. 22 years. Recreations:

and English High School of Invention of Japanese Shor-

Boston. In Business on thand, now used in the

London and Boston Stock Houses of Parliament. Ex-

Exchahge. Engaged in Stock ploration of limestone dis-

Kanching in Wyoming; in De- tricts. PuUications: (1) Exer-

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cises in Synthesis (Kobim-
slia), (2) The Kanda Scientific
Copy-Books, (Sanseido), (3)
The Vertical Copy-Books,
(Sanseido), (4) The Element-
ary School Copy-Books, (San-
seido S^!(o) The Practical
Copy-Books, (Sanseido), (6)
The Commercial Copy-Books,
(Sanseido), (7) Penmansliip
Wall Charts, (Sanseido), (8)
In conjunction with Prof.
Maruyama; "Esperanto

Grammar in Japanese," (Yu-
raknsha), (9) Nihon Sokki-
jutsu, (Kyobunkwan), (10)
Phonographia Japonica (Kel-
ly & Walsh), (11) Shinshiki
Nihongo Sokkijutsii, (Chi-
kyiido), (12) The Teaching
and Study of Penmanship,
(Hakubunkwan), (13) The
Elements of Phonetics, (San-
seido), (14) Lessons in Con-
versation, (Yuhodo) . Address :
No. 2, Professors' Residence,
Yamaguchi Higher Commer-
cial School, Yamaguchi.

Geary, John Richard, Elect-
rical Engineer, Vice Presi-
dent of Tokyo Electric Co.,
and of the Nippon-ophone
Co., President of Chiksan
Mining Company, Director of
Shibaura Engineering Works;
h. Albany, New York, U.S.
A., 1873; n. American. Ke-
presentatilve in Japan of the
General Electric Co. of
American. T. r. J.: 10

years. Address: 23, Water
Street, Yohaharaa. Tel.:
2M4. Gluts: Yokohama
United Club; Tokyo Club.

Geddess, Herbert, Merchant,
Manager of G.E. Gregg &
Co., Ltd., Yokohama; Cana-
da Main Oifice: Toront,
Canada; Branch Office:
Winnipeg and Vancouver,
Canada; New York, U.S.A ;
Yokohama, Japan; Hong-
kong, China; n. British. T.
r. J.: Q years. Address:
67, Bluff, Yokohama; P.O.
Box, 316, Yokohama.

George, Ernest Watson,
Merchant; h. Year 1859,
England; n. English. Uduc.
Educated at the City of
London School. Partner in
the firm of Andrews &
George, Yokohama. Came
to Japan in the year 1894
and established himself as a
merchant in partnership with
Mr. Henry William And-
rews under the above firm
name. The firm does a very
large and growing business
chiefly in machinery and
machine tools, automobiles,
etc. but, acts also as general
importers and direct agents
and representatives of high
class manufacturers. Branch-
es at Tokyo and Osaka. Also
partner in the firm of And-
rews von Eischerz & George
Ld., Shanghai, . China. Ad-

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dress: 1050 Bluff r<5sicleuce;
242 Sttlement business offices
Td.: 943 P.O. Box 6Q.

Gerdts Adolf, Marcliant,
Vice Consul for Sweden;
b. Malmo, Sweden, 1876;
n. Swedish; m. Mrs. Marie
Gerdts, nee Weinberger.
Educ: Malmo Hogre All-
manna Laroverk. After 4
years commercial training in
Hamburg, Germany, came
to Japan in 1896 and joined
Messrs. A. Meier & Co;
Partner in the firm since
1910. Was appointed Vice-
Consul for Sweden 1906. T.
r. J. since 1896. Address:
Yamashitacho No. 24xA &
Tamatecho 162 A. Td.:
1379. Clubs. Club Germania,
Yokohama United Club, Yo-
kohama Social Club.

Gerard, Auguste, Ambas-
sadeur de la Eepublique
Fran9aise; b. Mars 28, 1852.
Educ.: Eleve au CoUege
Sainte-Barbe, au Lycee Lou-
isle-Grand et til'Eoole Nor-
male Superieure de Paris,
liedacteur aii Ministere des
Affaires Etrangeres en 1880;
Secretaire de Legation a
Washigton, 1880-1881; Chief
du Cabinet de M. Gambetta
au Ministere des Affaires
Etrangeres, 1881 - 1882;

Premier Secretaire d'Ambas-
sade a Madrid, 1882-1883;
Conseiller d'Ambassade a

Berne, 1883-1885; h. Eome,
1886-1888; Ministere de la
Republique Fran9aise au
Montenegro, 1889-1890; au
Br^sil 1891-1893; en Chine
1894 - 1897; a Bruxelles,
1898-1906; Ambassadeur a
Tokyo, 1907. Decorations:
Commandeur de la Ijegion
d' Honnem', Grand Croix
de Sainte-Anne (Russie), de
I'Ordere de Leopold (Belgi-
que), de I'Ordre du Monte-
negro, du Double Dragon
(Chine), du Dragon de I'
Aunam, de Cambodge,
Grand-Officer de Charles
111 d'Espagne, de la cour-
onne d'ltalie. Address:;
Ambassade de France a
Tokyo, Japon; 21 Boulevard
Saint-Germain, Paris.

Gibbs, J. B. J., Merchant;
, b. at Yokohama in 1870; n.
American; s. of J. B. Gibbs,
Merchant Engineer; m. to
Miss Eanny Thompson of
Osaka. Educ. : Educated
privately in America and
graduated in Hongkong
at St. Joseph's College.
Joined the China and Japan
Trading Co., Ltd, in 1895;
appointed manager in 1904,
and still in charge of the
Company's interest in Yoko-
hama and Tokyo. T. r. J.:
34 years. JRecreations: shoot-
ing, etc., Address.: (private):
15~B, Bluff, Yokohama;

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(Office) 89, Yamasliita-oho & Co.; h. 13tli May 1873;

Yokohama. Tel. (private): n. British; s. John Edmund

2181; (Office) 1715 & 286. Gillon deceased; m. to Emily

C'lvbs: Yoko. United Club: Aim Walton, ^liwc: private-

Yoko. Cricket & Athletic ly. Career is commercial. T.

Club; Yoko. Amateur Rowing r. J.: Eleven Years. Recrea-

Club; Nippon Race Club; tions: yachting. Address:

Yoko. Shooting Club; Omori 39B Yamashitacho Yokoha-

Sliooting Club. ma Td.: 1967 Yokohama.

Heath, Gilbert Octavius, GkAs: Yokohama United

Solicitor of the Supreme Club.

Court of New South Wales, G-ooch, WiUiam Edwin,

holder of South African Merchant, partner of Gillon

War Medal with four classes; & Co.; b. 29th October

b. Sept. 11, 1873 at Wagga, 1878, London; n. British

New South Wales; m. British; (English); s. Arthur Gooch,

s. of Thomas Cornish Heath, gentleman ; ?re. to Maud

optician; m. to Rebecca Beatrice Simpson of Boston

Homebrink (184, Yamate- U.S.A. 29th Oct. 1908.

oho, Yokohama), November Educ: privately Career

4, 1908. Edicc: Sydney military and commercial.

Grammar School and Sydney T. r. J. seven years. Becrea-

University. LaAV Student, tions: athletic games & bil-

1891-1896; practised law in Hards Address: No. 1. Negi-

New South Wales, 1896- shi Tel.: 1967 Yokohama

1899, 1902-4; Lieutenant United Club.

New South Wales Volun- Gorbold, Sev. Kaymond P.,

teers: served South African Presbyterian Minister; m.

War, 1901; came to Japan, April* 7. 1905, Mary M.

1904. Becreatiojis : motorist Palmer at Osaka, Japan,

and cyclist. Address : 75, Address: Ichijo Dori. Muro

Yamashita-cho, and 252, Machi, Nishi Ye Iru, Kyoto.

Yamate-cho, Yokohama; P. G-ray, William, Merchant;

O. Bos, 117, Yokohama and b. Kobe, Japan, March 15,

135, Kobe. Tel. 2517, Yo- 1889; n. British; s. of Jesse

kohama and 839, Kobe. William Gray; m. to Annie

Gkibs: Yokohoma United Esddle. Educ.: "Winton

Club, House," Yokohama. T. r.

Gillon, Oswald Thomas, J.: 23 years. Recreations:

Merchant Partner of Gillon rowing, athletics, etc., etc.:

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Address: 13, Foreign Settle- Society of 'Japan. Ptiblica-

nxent, Chemulpo, Korea, tions: "Chinese Testament

Clubs: Yokohama Amateur for Japanese Readers;" 1879;

Rowing Club; Yokohama " The Christian Movement

Cricket and Athletic Club; in its relation to the New

Chemulpo Club — (Korea); Life in Japan," numerous

Seoul Club (Korea). papers in the Journal of the

Gray, Rev. William Roys- Asiatic Society. Add^-ess:
ton, M. A.; h. July 12, 1867; Ryudo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.
m. Clementina Emily, d. of Green, Herbert Edger, Mer-
late General Felix Thackeray chant; h. 1873. Educ.: in
Haig, R. E. Educ: Mercha- England. First business ex-
ant Taylor,' London; St. perienoe with Royal Mail
John's College, Oxford; B. Steam Packet Co., South-
A., Oxford, 1890; M. A., do. ampton; joined the firm of
1894. Tutor at Church Sliewan, Tomes and Co.,
Mission College, Islington, 1898; manager of this firm's
London; Curate of St. Mary Kobe Office since Jan.,
the Virgin, Leamington Spa, 1900. Clubs: Kobe, Hong-
Warwickshire, England, 1894 kong, and various sporting
-96; arrived in Japan as clubs in Kobe, Japan. Ad-
Missionary of M.S., 1896. dress: e/o She wan, .Tomes
Clubs: Oxford Union. Ad- and Co., Kobe.
dress: Hiroshima, Japan; Green, Sir Conyngham, K.
and Trevone, Working Eng- C.B.; cr. 1900; M.A.; HB.
land. M.'s Ambassador to Japan

Green, Rev. Daniel Crosby, since 1912; h. Ireland, 29

A.K., D.D.; Missionary and Oct. 1854; e. s. of R. J.

Minister; b. Feb. 11, 1843, Grreen and Hon. Louisa,

at Roxbury, Mass., U.S.A.; 4th c?. of 3rd Baron Plunket;

m. July 29, 1869, Mary m. 1884, Lady Lily France

Jane Forbes. Edu£: Dart- Stopford, 5th d. of 5th Earl

mouth College; Andover of Courtown; two s. two d.

Theological Seminary. Ar- Uduc: Harrow; Pembroke

rived in Japan, Nov. 30, Coll. Oxford. Open Classical

1869, and, with exception of Scholar, 1873; First Class

furloughs, has resided there Moderations, 1874; B. A.

continuously since; has been 1877; M. A. 1890. Entered

Counciller, . Vice-President Foreign Office, 1877; Acting

and President of Asiatic Third Secretary at Athens,

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1880; acted as Charge d' Af-
faires at Stuttgart, Darm-
stadt, 1883-87; entered Dip-
lomatic Service, 1887; 2nd
Secretary at the Hague;
1889-91; at Brussels, 1891-
93; Secretary of Legation and
Charge d'Affaires, at Tehran,
1893-96; H. M. Agent at
Pretoria with rank of Charge
d'Affaires, 1896-99; Envoy
. Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Swiss
Confederation, 1901-1905; to.
iloumaniii, 1905-10; and to
Denmark, 1910-12; C. B.
1897. Eecrecdimis: fishing,
cycling, golf. Address: H.
B. M.'s Embassy, Kojima-
ohiku, Tokyo. Clubs: Travel-
lers, St. James.

Griffis, ■William Elliot, D.D.
li.H.D., lecturer, author b.
Sept, 1843 in Philadelpliia;
s. of Capt. John Limeburner
and Anna Maria (Hess) G.;
has studied the Dutch and
the Japanese, visiting Hol-
land first in 1869, and serving
Daimio and Mikado in
educational work in Japan,
1870-1874. He organized
the first pubKc schools in
Echizen. Be is the only
foreigner living who as
guest in a daimio's castle
saw the feudal system of
Japan in living operation.
He is a member of the
Asiatic Societies of Japan

and Korea, the Historical
Society of the Imperial Uni-
versity of Tokyo (of whose
faculty he was for three
years a member) and the
famous Society of the Sixth
Year of Meiji, which since
1873 has so influenced the
course of Japanese education
In M^y, 1908, the late
Emperor Meiji conferred
upon him the decoration of
the Order of the Kising
Sun. His pupils of 1870-74
are now ambassadors, judges,
statesmen, diplomati4s and
scientific men. Besides giving
much time to the study of
other than English influences
in the making of the United
States, Dr. Griffis has, be-
tween 1869 and 1909, visited
the Netherlands eight times,
attending the enthronement
of Queen Wilhelmina and
the Congress of Diplomatic
History in 1898, the Eem-
brandt ter-centennial and the
placing of the Delfshaven
Pilgrim Memorial in 1906,
and of five bronze historical
tablets in 1909. His work
having met with marked
recognition in the Nether-
lands, as in Japan and
Korea, he has been honored
with membership in the
scientific and literary societies
of Leyden, Middelurg, and
Leeuwarden, and is a guest

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at their gatheriugs. Tlie
Holland Society of New
York voted Hm thanks
for fist proposing the $700
bronze tablet to Baron van
der Capellen (1741-1784),
which was erected at Zwolle,
Jnne 6, 1908. A graduate
of Rutgers College , which
in 1899 made him L.H.D.
and a Professor iu Union
College, which in 1883
awarded him the degree of
D.D., Dr. Griffis has also
been lecturer or preacher at
Harvard, Yale,, Chicago,
Cornell, Entgers, Dartmouth,
Oberlin, Pennsylvania (Un-
iversity and State College)
and Union Seminary, and
Chairman of the Congress
of lieligions at St. Louis.
His introductions to the
Arabian Nights, Dr. Nitobe's
Bushido, Motley's Works,
and his contributions to the
cyclopaedias, the Natimi, Out-
look, Independent, Harper's,
Scrihner's, the Century, etc.,
are well knoSvn. After thirty
years of service in the
ministry, in New York,
Boston, Schenectady and
Ithaca, he in 1903 exchang-
ed the active pastorate for
the work of helping the
Oriental and Occidental man
to understand each other.
Address: the Lecturer at
Ithaca, N. Y. Pvblicaticms:

The Mikado's Empire, 1876;
Japanese Fairly World,
1880; Asiatic History: China,
Corea and Ja.pan, 1881;
Corea The Hermit Nation,
1882; Corea, Without and
Within, 1885; ^Matthew Cal-
braith Perry, 1887; The
Lily Among Thorns, 1889;
Honda, the samurai, 1890;
Sir William Johnson and the
Six Nations, 1891 ; Japan
in History,. Folk-lore and
Art, 1892; Brave Little
Holland and What She
Taught Us, 1894; The re-
ligions of Japan, 1895;
Townsend Harris-First Ame-
rican Envoy in Japan 1895;
Eomance of Discovery, 1897;
Romance of American Colo-
nization, 1898; Romance of
conquest, 1899; The Pilgrims
in Their Three Homes,
1898; The Students' Motley,
1898; The American in
Holland, 1899; America in
the East, 1899; Verbeck of
Japan, 1900; The Pathfinders
of the Revolution, 1900; In
the Mikados Service, 1901;
A Maker of the New Orient,
1902 ; Young Peoples History
of Holland, 1903; Dux
Christus, An Oiitline Study
of Japan, 1904; The Japan-
ese W Nation in Evolution,
1907; The Firefly's Lovers;
1908; The Story of New
Netherland, 1909; Chinas

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Story in Mytli, Legend, Art
and Annals, 1910; The Un-
niannery Tiger and other
Korean Tales. 1911.

Griffiths, Ernest Alfred, H.
B.M's Consul at Shimonoseki;
h. March 3, 1863, Manches-
ter, England ; n. British.
Educ: Diilwich College, En-
gland. Appointed Student
Interpreter in Japan, April
7, 1^84; 2nd Class Assistant,
Oct. 1. 1888; 1st Class As-
sistant, Aug. 8, 1896; Vice
Consul at Kobe, May 21,
1903; Consul at Sliimonoseki,
Dec. 22, 1904; Acting Vice
■Consul at Tokyo, Oct. 1888
Apr. 1891; Acting Vice Con-
sul at Tainan, Formosa, Nov.
1896 to Jan. 1897; July 1897
to Dec. 1899 and again Jan.
1902 Nov. 1903. Becreaiions:
billiards. Address : British
Consulate, Shimonoseki.

Clubs: Tokyo, Yokohama,
Kobe and Shimonoseki.

Grimmesey, L.J., Engineer,
Partner of the Bagnal &
Hills, Yokohama; h. Salem,
Ohio, U.S.A.; n. American;
m. to Agnes Grimessey.
Educ: in America. T. r. J.:
since March 1890. Becrea-
iions: Beading. Address :
2890, Negishi-machi, Yoko-
hama. Tel: 2367. OhAs:
Social Club.

Gruenfeld, Erust, Ph. B.,
Assistant of the East Asiatic

Intelligence office of the
South-Manelmrian Ky. Co. ;
b. Bruenu, Austria &c.; n.
German (Austria". T. r. J.:
since Oct. 1910. Address:
423, Sendagaya, Tokyo.

Guiccioli, .&.lexaiider, Itali-
an Ambassador, Marquis Se-
nator; h. Venice, March 5,
1853; w. Italian; s. of Igna-
tius Guiccioli; m. to Countess
Olga Benkendorff. . Sduc:
University of Bologra, Dip-
lomatic Service. Arrived in
Japan about 4 years ago.
Publicaiions: some books. Ad-
dress : 4, Ura-kasumigaseki,
Kojimnchi-ku, Tokyo. Tel.:
Shimbashi, 2385. ' Cluhs:
Home and Tokyo.

Gulick, Sidney Lewis, B.A.,
m-.A., D.D., Missionary; h. at
Ebon, Islands, Apr. 10, 1860;
11. U. S,A.; s. of Luther
Halsey Gulick; m. at New
London, Conn., Cara May
Fisher, of Oakland, Cal.,
Sept. 14, 1887. Educ.: Oak-
land High School, 1879;
Univ. of California, 1879-
1880, Dartmouth College,
Union Teological Seminary,
1883-86, Oxford (1896-1897),
University (1905-1906). Or-
dained CoEgl. ministry, 1886;
stated supply Willcrgliby
Av. jNlission, Brooklyn, 1886-
1887; Missionary AB.g.F.M.
in Japan since 1887; prof,
theology, Loshisha, Kyoto,

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since 1906 lectnrer Imp. U.,
Kyoto since 1907. T.r.j. Jan.
1888, until the present, with
two furlough. Publications:
"The Growth of the Kingdom
of God," "Evolution of the
Japanese," The White Peril

in the Far East," " Doiitch
Shingaku Ryakushi," "Shin-
Shinkaron," " Jinkakuteki
Uchukwan," " Kirisuto Kyo
Yogi." Address: 6, Nashino-
kiclio, Kyoto.

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H

Hack, F. W., Assistant of
the Commercial Intelligence
Institute of the South
Manchuria Railway Co.;
Doktor der Staatswissen-
sohaften; I>. 1887 Freiburg
i/B Germany; n. German;
s. Dr; med. Hack, Professor
at the University Freiburg

, i/B. Uduc: Gymnasium at
Freiburg i/B., Universities
at Berlin, Muenchen, Genf,
Freiburg; i/B. Assistant and
Lecturer at the Colonial
University of Hamburg. T.
r.J.: since September 1912.
Address: OiSce: South Man-
-churia Railway Co., Iteho-
me, Yur&ku-cho, Kojimachi,
Tokyo ; Residence : Shina-
^awa, Ippongi 401. Tokyo.

Hagin, Fred. E., A. M.,
Missionary ; i. Cambridge,
111., U.S.A., June 3, 1869;
n. American ; s. of Dan
Hagin, merchant; m. April
18, 1892, to Miss Myrtle
E. Willett. Udtic.: graduate
of Eureka College and
Licentiate of Pharmacy.
Taught and preached in
America previous to coming
to Tokyo in 1900. T. r.
J.: 12 years. Pvhlicaiiaivs:
" Russia and the Russians."
Address: 65, Miyashita-cho,
Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo (after

Apr. 80, 1912).

Hail, Alexander Durham,

A.B., A.M., D.D., Missionary
h. Apr. 16, IBM, Macomb,
McDonough Co., Ills., U.S.
A.; n. American ; s. of Wil-
liam S. Hail, teacher and
surveyor ; in. to 11 iz.
Rachel Lindsey, Sept. 24,
1868. jB(iM.c.: A.B., Waynes-
burg College, 1866 ; A.M.,
same College, 1869; Theolo-
gical Diploma, Oberlin's
College, 1872 ; Post-Graduate
Course, Oberlin's College,
1874; D. D., Cumberland
Univ., Tenu., U.S.A., 1888.
Union Soldier (Soldier (16t]i
Illinois Regiment) during
U.S. Civil War, 1861-65.
Pastor U.S.A. imtil 1878;
missionary from 1875 until
the present time, Osaka,
Japan. Member of the
Society of Biblical Litera-
ture and Exegesis, U.S.A.
National Geographical Soc,
U.S.A. Detailed during
Chatanooyo Compaign for
service on Major Gen.
Crittend's Staff, quarters-
master's dept. T. r. J. : 34
3''ears. Ptiblicalions: Christian
Catechism, Theological Class
Book (Japanese); A Work
on Missions in Japan
(Denominational). Address:
33, Kawaguchi-cho, Osaka.

Hail, Bev. J.B., D.D., Mis-
sionary of Presbyterian
Church in U. S. A. Arrived

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in Japan in 1877. Address
Wakayama, Kii.

Hall, Jolin Cary, Consul-
General (Britisli), Tokoliama,
liolder of the Coronation
Medal ; b. Coleraine in 1844;
n. British; s. of John Hall.
Educ.: Queen's College.
Entered consular service in

1863

T.r.J.: since 1868.

P-ublicaiioyxs: General View
of Chinese, etc. Address:
British Consulate-General,
Yokohama. Glvhs: Eoyal
Societies, etc.

Hallier, Dr. Emil, Instruc-
tor of the German Language
in the Central Preparatory
Mihtary School, etc. ; h.
Jena (Germany), 1870 ; n.
German; s. of Dr. Ernest
Hallier, celebrated botanist,
professor at the Jena Univ.,
Germany ; m. to Maria, d.
(eldest) of Prof. Hagen,
former president of the
Weimar " Kunstakademie "
(Higher Eine Arts College).
Educ. : 1889-91, studied
naval architecture, Berlin ;
91-95, comparative philo-
logy, German literature
and pedagogics at Berlin,
Heidelberg and Jena Uni-
versities. 1895-97, teacher
in Jena deaf and liard
hearing's school ; 97-1900,
prof. "Oberrealschule," Jena,
besides assistant university-
library and lector at the

Jena university extension
languages courses; 1900,
Prof, at the Tokyo School
of Foreign Languages. T.
r.J.: since summer 1900,
Becreaiions: photography,
Japanese paintiug and fine
arts. Publicaiions: School
Books for German ; " Baus-
teine," 7th Ed.; "Lehrp-
roben," 5 Vols. ; " Literatur-
proben," etc. ; " Mentola-
Sprachfiihrer," Japanisch.
Address : 39, Kami Tomizaka-
cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo.
Hamblen, Eev. Samuel Wil-
lis, M.A., Clergyman and
missionary; h. Sept. 12, 1862;
m. Oct. 29, 1890 at Yoko-
hama, Alice A., d. of J. Q.
Adams, of Boston, Mass.,
U.S.A. Educ.: Worcester,
Academy, Worcester, Mass.,
U.S.A., class of 1882; Brown
Univ., Providence, R.L, U.
S.A., class of 1886 ; Newton
Theol. Institute, Newton
Centre, Mass., U.S.A., class
of 1889. Graduated from
Theol. Seminary ; was
ordained and came to Japan
in 1889 under apt. of
American Baptist Missionary
Union ; was at Sendai,
1889-99 ; on furlough, 1899-
1900 ; at Tokyo since 1900.
Publications: Editor or
mission paper " Gleanings."
Address: 30 Tsukiji, Tokyo
(absent). Granville, O.

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Hamilton, Bev. H.J., Mis-
sionary of Cliu.rcli of Eug-
land. Arrived in Japan in
1892. Address: Higashi
Katalia, Nagoya.

HanaHton, J"ch.n The mas,
General-Manager for tlie
East of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the
United States, holder of the
4tli Glass, Rising Bun ; h.
Australia, 1855 ; n. British.
T.r.J.: 21 years. Address:
156, B ulf, Yokoliama ;
(Office) Yuraku-cho, Koji-
maclii-ku, Tokyo ; P.O. Box
T, Marnnouolii, Tokyo.
Cliibs: Tokyo, Yokohama
United, Yokoliama Social,
etc.

Hampden, E. W., IIcbDit, B.
A., Second S u-retary and
Japanese Secrefcii-y, H.B.M.'s
Enibassy; b. Nov. 11, 1864;
n. British; s. of G.A. Hobert
Hampden, I. 0. S.; married.
Educ. : Cliltou a: d B. N. (1,
Oxford. E.itered consular
ser ice, 1S88; vice consul,
Yokohama, 1904 ; present
post, 1909. Address: British
Embassy, Tok o.

Haniien, A.I-I , Manager of
Simon, Evers & Co., Kobe.
h. at Copen.;iigen, Den-
mark, in 1877; Educ: com-
mercial education at Ger-
many. Arrived at Yokohama
in 1899 and joined a Britisli
gommeroial firm for two

years ; entered the seiTice of
the Kobe branch of Simon
Evers Co. and is now its
manager; is also consul for
Denmark at Kobe and
Osaka. Address : Simon
Evers & Co. 101-102, Yedo-
machi, and 3 of 20 Yama-
motodori, Kobe.

Hunter, Edward Hazlert,
founder o'i E.H. Hutter &
Co., Japan Kica Mills and
the Osaka Iron Works; h.
Londonderry, iu 1845. Came
to Japan in 1867 and per-
manently settled in Kol)e
Since 1868; founded the
present house of E.H. Hun-
ter & Co. to do a general
import and export business;
started a mill for cleaning and
polishing rice, by a new me-
thod, 1885; (he export of
polished rice was begun by
him; made a trip to Europe
with a view to extend the
market of Japanese rice and
established several agencies
in England America and Au-
stralia, 1889 ; founded the
Osaka Iron Works which
is noAV one of the most
successful works of the kind
in Japan, 1830; conferred
the Fifth Order of Merit by
the I. J. government in
1909 for his illustrious con-
tribution to the progress of
Japanese trade and industry.
Address: 29 Harima-machi

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(Office) 6, 3 chome, Kitano-
cho, Kobe (residence).

Hare, Prof. Alexander
Joseph, Professor of Higher
Commercial School. Educ. :
Schools and College in Eng-
land, Germany and France.
Secretary of Chamber of
Commerce at Kobe at its in-
ception; translator for Prus-
sian Legation at Kobe and
Yokoham;!,, 1868 ; twenty
five years in Japanese
Government Service in
Higher ( ommercial School ;
witness of every change in
reconstitution of Japanese
Government from feudal
times to the present lieiji
Dynasty ; witnessed the at-
tack upon foreigners in
Kobe. - in 1868; was
officially present at the
"hara.ari" of the Bizen
Official which was brought
abouj in circumstances
described in Mitford's
"Tales of old Japan."
Decoration: ith class order
of rising Sun. Address: 14,
Dote Sanban-oho, Koji-
machi-ku, Tokyo.

Hargrove, Charles Eodolph,
B.A., (Cambridge), Editor of
Japan Advertiser ; h. 1830,
Leeds, England; n. British;
s. of Rev. C. Hargrove ;
m. Elizabeth ' Humphsey.
JEduc. : Leeds Grammar
School, Peterhouse, Camb.

Assistant to Vienna corres-
pondent of London Standard,
1903-4; Manchester Guar-
dian, 1905 ; Philadelphia
Public "Ledger, 1905-07 ;
London Times, 1907-11, in
New York, Washington and
London ; present post since
Jan. 1912. Recreations: ten-
nis. Address: 13-F, Eei-
nanzaka-cho, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo. Clubs; Tokyo.

Hargrave, Miss J. M., Mis-
sionary of Methodist Church
of Canada. Came to Japan
in 1889; now serving in
the " Juban " Kindergarten.
Address: 8, Toriizaka, Aza-
bu-ku, Tokyo.

HariKSsen, Johann Andreas,
merchant, vice-consul for
Brazil, Director of H.
Ahrens & Co., Nachfolger;
h. Bremen, Germany, July
15, 1871 ; 11. German ; s. of
J. A. Harmssea, merchant ;
m. to Mrs. Magarite Harms-
sen. Educ: German College
at Bremen, in Engliiud and
France. Came to Japan in
1894. T.r.J.: 19 years.
Address: H. Ahrens & Co.,
Nachfolger, 29, Yokohama.
Chubs: Club Germania, Yo-
kohama United Club, etc.

Harrington, Kev. C. K., D.
D., Missonary of American
Baptist Foreign Mission
Society. Arrived in Japan
in 1886. Address: 45, Hisa-

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kata-cho, Koishikawa-ku,
Tokyo.

Harris, Gordon Alansou,
Canadian Trade Commis-
sioner to Japan ; b. Dec.
15, 1881; n. Jiritish (Cana-
dian) ; s. of John Harris,
manufacturer; m. to Jane
Tufford. T.r.J.: 3 years.
Becreaiions: walking. Ad-
dress: 14, Bund, and 125-A,
Bluff, Yokohama; P. O. Bos
109, Yokohama. Clubs:

Yokohama United Club.

Harris, HCerriman Colbert,
Bishop; b. Beallsville, O.,
July 9, 1846; s. Colbert and
Elizabeth Catherine (Crup-
per) H.; A.B., Allegheny
CoU., 1873, A.M., 1880 (I).
D,, 1887, LL. D. 1904); m.
Floria Lydia Best of Mead-
viUe, Pa., Oct. 23, 1873
(died Sept. 7, 1909). Served
3 yrs. in 12fch Ohio Cay, in
Civil War. Joined Pitts-
burgh Conf., M.E. Ch.,
1869; in p storate, 1869-73;
apptd. to Japan, 1873; re-
mained in Japan until 1886
and became mem. of Japan
Ann. Conf.; supt. Japanese
Misson of M. E. Ch. in San
Prancisco, 1886-1904, estab-
lishing Japanese mission in
Hawaii and on the Pacific
Coast, and organizing them
into a Pacific Japanese mis-
sion; elected bishop of Japan
and Corea, May, 1904. Mem.

Asiatic Soc, Japan Soc. of
London G.A.R., Ohio Soc.
of Cal. Decorated by Em-
peror of Japan, 1898 & 1905,
third class Order Sacred
Treasure. PvMiccdions: One
Hundred Years of Missions;
Christianity in Japan;
Japanese Proverbs. Home:
Meadville, Pa. Address:
Aoyama, Tokyo.

HarrisoB, Ernest John,
Journalist; b. August 22,
1873, Manchester, England;
n. British; s. John Pownall
Harrison, Journalist; m. on
June 1st, 1912, Cicely
Muriel Boss, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J.C.
Ross of Tokyo. Educ:
Model School, York, Deans-
gate Higher Grade School,
Manchester; and private
tuition. Entered journalist
profession when nineteen
years of age at Vancouver,
British Columbia; subse-
quently worked at Victoria
and Nanaimo, San Francisco
and Los Angeles. Travelled
extensively in California and
British Columbia. Came to
Japan in 1897. Edited
Japan Herald and Japan
Advertiser. Worked on
Japan Times. Acted as
coiTespondent for London.
Daily Mail during Russo-
Japanese V\'ar. After war
travelled in Siberia, and

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Russia; present at first writer. Educ: Private

Pouma. Returned from Schools. T.r.J.: on and oft

England to Japan. Ap- since 1893. FnUications:

pointed Tokyo correspondent " Japan and her People;"

of New York Herald. In " First Book of Spoken

iiutumn of 1909 made ex- English;" " Stories in Dia-

tended tour of Korea, South logue." Address: Miss

and North Manchuria, East Tsuda's School, 16, Goban-

Siberia, travelling on the cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.
Amur River from Sretensk HavUiand, Walter Agustus

to Blagoveshchensk, and de, B.A., 1893, .^J.A., 1901;

Khabarovsk, along the rout pat. agent; b. Aug. 31, 1872;

of the Amur Railway, sub- y. s. of late Rev. C.R. de

sequently visiting Vladivo- Havilland and Hon. Mrs.

stock, Harbin, Mukden, de Havilland, sister of pre-

Peking, Nankou, the Great sent Viscount Molesworth.

Wall, Ming Tombs, etc., .Edtic.: Llizabeth College,

Dairen and Port Arthur. Guernsey', 1881-1890, and

T.r.J.: Fifteen years. Bee- Cambridge University, 1890-

reations: principally JMo, 3; Professor, Kobe Mission

holding rank of Shodan at School (S.P.G.), 1896-98;

the Kodo-kwan; also Ian- Fourth High School, Kana-

guages, more particularly zawa, 1898-1904; Higher

Japanese and Russian; and Normal School, Tokyo,

music. Publications: " Peace 1904-6, afterward resigned

or War, East of Baikal." his professorship and be-

Another volume on Japan came registered patent and

in the press. Translator of trademark agent for Japan

Wilenkin's " Political and and Korea. Pullications:

Economic Organization of Short Stories for Composi-

Modern Japan," and of tion and conversation. Ad-

stories from Chekhoff pub- dress: 2 and 3, Mitsu Bishi

lished^ in Japan Chronicle, BuUding. Tayesu-cho It-

Address: No. 17, Hikawa- chome, Kojimachi-ku (Office),

cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. and 14 of 12, Ichibei-cho

Hartshoine, Anna C, Eng- Nichome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.

lish teacher; h. Philadelphia, Tel. : 409 Honliyoku.
Pa., U.S.A., 1860; n. Ame- Healing', Leonard Joseph,

rican; d. of Henry Harts- A.M.i.E.E., Electrical Eugi-

horne, doctor and medical neer, Director L. J. Healing

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& Co., Ltd.; h. Tewkesbury,
England, 1867; n. English;
s. of Mr. Healing; m. to
Miss Morriss. Educ: Chel-
tenham and Einsbnry Tech.
Colleges. After engineering
experiences in England, came
to Japan in 1890 and was
appointed electrical engineer
to the Foreign Eire Ins. Cos.
Established himself in busi-
ness in 1891 and was joined
in partnership in 1898 by
W.E. Eddison. Recreations
cricket, shooting. Address
20, Bluff, Yokohama. Td.
1427. a-ubs: Thatched

House ; Yokohama United
Club; Tokyo Club; Kobe
Mem. F. Cham, of Com-
merce.

Heafch, Cliarleis K., A.M.I.
E.E., Engineer; h. Lancashire,
England; n. English; m. to
Claughton. Educ.: Colleges.
Mechanical and electrical
engineering ; commercial &
technical. For 5 years pupU
in British works; since then
engaged on general engneer-
ing for about 12 years. Be-
er eatiaas: all British sports.
Address: c/o Messrs. Yonei
Shoten.

Health, Gilbert Ootavius,
Solicitor of tlie Supreme
Court of New South Wal^s,
holder of South African War
Medal with four clasps; b.
Sept. 11, .1873 at Wagga;

New South Wales; n. Bri-
tish ; s. of Thomas Cor-
nish Heath, optician; m. to
Kebecca Sornebrink (184,
Yamate-cho, Yokohama),
Nov. 4, 1908. Educ.: Syd-
ney Grammar School and
Sydney University. Law
Student, 1891-96; practised
law in New South Wales,
1899-99, 1902-04; Lieute-
nant New South Wales
Volunteers: served South
African War, 1901; came to
Japan, 1904. Secreaticns:
motorist and cyclist. Ad-
dress: 24 Yamashita-cho, and
252, Yamate-cho, Yokohama
and 135, Kobe. Td : 2517,
Yokohama and 836, Kobe.
Clubs: Yokohama United
Club.

Heck, Emile IiOuis,

Licencie-es-Lettres, professor
of French language and
Literature, and of Latin
language, at the Imperial
University of Tokyo, Cho-
kunin, holder of Officier
d'Academie, Officier (4th
Class) du Soleil Levant; b.
Febr. 16, 1866, Drujoutin
(Territoire de Belfort); n.
French. Educ. : Belfort,
Besan^on, Paris. Professor
at the College of La
Roohelle and Saint-Remy.
T.r.J.: since 1891. Address:
32, lida-machi, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo. Td.: Bancho

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1832. Ghibs: Etoile du
Matin.

BCeinricli, Waentig, Dr.
Phil., Professor of political
economy, Cliokimiii, Editor
of Lehrbiiclier fiir National-
ekonomie ijiid Statistik ; b.
Marcli 21, 1870, Zwickau,
Saxony; n. German; s. of
Waentig Heinrioh, Ex- Vice-
minister of • Education in
Saxony. Educ: Universities
of Berlin, Munich, Leipzig.
Lecturer of political

economy in the University
of Marburg since 1896; as-
sistant professor in the
University of Greifswald
since 1897; Professor in
1898; transferred to Minster
in 1902, to Ha'Ie in 1904,
to Tokyo in 1909. Rec-
reations: art and literature,
and travelling. Publications :
Auguste Comte und seine
Bedeutung fur die Social-
wissenschiift, 1894; Gewer-
bliche Mittelstandpolitik,

1897; Wirtsoliaft und Kunst,
1909; many contributions to
scientific magazines. Ad-
dresn: 33, Oban-cho, Yostu-
ya-kn, Tokyo. Tel.: Hancho
1382.

Heise, RioTiard George
Joiiann,s Mag us. Professor
of Germ! in, holder of 5th
Glass, llising Sun; b. May
1, 1869 in Kiel; n. German;
s. of Kev. A. Heise, lecturer

in the University of Kiel,
died in 1895. Educ.: edu-
cated in the Gymnasium
and studied 3 years in the
University. Devoted himself
on account of his health for
some time to agriculture in
East Russia and Silesia;
then underwent customary
military service in Poseu,
Gorlitz and Kawitsch; left
with the qualification as an
officer in the Reserve ; went
to France and Eu gland ;
stayed in the latter country
about 5 years as professor
of German in some schools
and received in the begin-
ning of 1902 the offer of
coming out to Japan from
the then Director of the
Higher Commercial College
in Tokyo ; from the latter
half < f 1902 until now in-
structor of German in the
Higher Commercial College
in Tokyo and from 1903
also in the Peers' College.
Publications: Guide to the
Study of German ; Leiohte
Konversationsuebangen ; An-
leitung zum Uebersetzen.
Address: 836, Zoshigaya,
Takata-mura, Tokyo. Tel. :
Bancho 2938. Okibs: Ger-
man Asiatic Society.

Hemunai, S.K., Silk Mer-
chant ; b. Hyderabad, Sindh,
1880 ; n. Hiudu ; s. of He-
munai, merchant. T.r.J. :

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7 years. Address: 88-A,
Main Street, Yokohama ; P.
O. Box 162, Yokohama.
Td.: 2252.

Herimaim, Victor, Eiec. and
Mechn. Engineer, Managing
Diretor of Siemens Schuok-
ert Co.; b. Stuttgart, Ger-
many, 1870 ; n. German ; s.
of C. Herrmann ; m. 1906.
Educ: Stuttgart Technical
University. Since 1896 as
engineer of Siemens and
Co.; in 1903 manager of
the Osaka Branch of that
Co.; after the amalgamation
of Siemens and Halske Co.
and Schuckert Co., manag-
ing Director for Japan. T.
r.J.: since 1896. Address:
48, Tsukiji, Kyobashi-ku,
Tokyo.

Hibbard Carlisle V., secre-
tary of the International
Committee of the Young
Men's Christian Association
in Japan since 1902 ; h. in
America, 1876. Educ: gra-
duate of University Wiscon-
sin (1900). Address: 48
Eohigo-maclii, Dairen.

Hind, James, iff.A., Cam-
bridge, Clerk in Holy
Orders ; h. Harrow, Mid-
dlesex, England, Apiil 9,
1861; n. English; s. of
WiUiam Marsden Hind ; m.
with Miss Anne Theodosia
Tapson, Febr. 19, 1891.
Educ. : Framlingham, and

Queen's College, Cambridge;
B.A., Febr. 1881. Practiced
as solicitor in London, Apr.
1884-Dec. 1887. Ordained
Deacon by Bishop Temple
in London, Dec. 1887 and
Priest by Bishop Temple,
Dec. 1888; joined the ranks
of the Church Missionary
Societv, Jan. 1890. T.r.J.:
since "Febr. 1890. Publi-
cations: (Translations) "The
Parables of Our Lord,"
Archbp. Trench; "The Mi-
racles of our Lord," Archbp.
"Outlines of Christian Doc-
trine," Bishop H.C.S. Moule;
" Old Testament History," A.
Edersheim; (Compiled) "Com-
mentai'y on S. Matthew's
Gospel." Address: 107, Hi-
gashi Kaji-machi, Kokura.

Hodder, Henry Charles,
Commissioner and Chief
Officer of the Salvation
Army Work in Japan ; h.
July 13, 1861, Southampton,.
England ; s. of John Hodder ;
m. to Catherine Ellen Ful-
lerton. Educ. : The S. A.
Training College in London,
England. Connected for 30
years with the S.A. Work ;
quickly rose to positions of
importance ; was in Command
of the Army's operations
in Holland ; followed by
the Command of large
tracts of territory in Britain
including the South, West,,

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North and tlie Midlands;
then the ( 'omraand of the
Work in ScotLind, and of
the Work in London; whence
appointed to the Command of
the Army's Work in Japan.
Recreations: The whole bent
of his life and tastes are
for the helping and blessing
of the nmsses. Address: 11,
Gri 1 1 za Ni- chome , K jobashi-
ku, Tokyo. Td.: Kyobashi
749.

Hodg-es, Miss Olive Ireland,
S.I. Peabcdy Normal A.B.
W. V. U., missionary; h.
Bnckhannon, West Virginia,
U.S.A.; fi. American; d. of
J.F. Hodges, farmer. Ediic.:
Public Schools, Normal
School, State University.
Teaching in public schools,
high school, normal school;
served in Japan for 7 years.
Address: 244-B, Bluff, Yoko-
hama.

Hoffsommer, Walter Edward,
Teacher, missionary; h. Aug.
1, 1880, Battle Hill, Kas.,
U.S.A.; n. American; m. to
Grace Posey, July 31, 1907.
Educ. : Ursinus College.
Former Y.M.O.A. Secrere-
tary. T.r.J.: 5 years. Bec-
reaiions: base ball, foot ball,
basket ball. Address: Meiji
Gaknin, Tokyo.

HqM, Ernest, Mercliant,
manager of import depart-
ment, Siber Hegner & Co.;

h. 1872, Ziirich, Switzerland;
71. Swiss. T.r.J.: 14 years.
Address: 90-A, Yamashita-
cho, Yokohama. Tel.: 965.
GliJ)s: Club GeMnania.

Holmes, Ernest Hamilton,
His Britannic Majesty Acting
Consul, Shimonoseki; h. Ju.ly
20. 1876; n. British; s. of
William P. Holmes, Lieut.
Colonel (retired); m. Ina Ses-
lie in 1903 ; Daughter Do-
reen Himilton, h. 1894; Son
Cecil Hamilton, 6. 1896; Son
Peter Ha,milfc>n, h. 1912;
Educ.: Welling: on College;
entered H. B. M. Consular
Service in Japan 1897. Vice
Consul 1910. T. r. J. 16
years. Becreations: golf. Ad-
dress: Biitish Consulate, Shi-
monoseki.

Horn, George Washington
Van, Minister of the Gospel;
A.M. DePauw University
Greencastle, lud., b. March
19 1846 Pittsburg Pa. U.S.
A.; 11. American; s. John
Van Horn, builder and
contractor; m. Miss Frances
M. Dorsey, of Shelby Co.
Ky. in 1878. Educ: Cum-
berland University Lebanon
Tenn. A.B. 1879, DePauw
University Greencastle Ind.
A.B. 1884, A.M. 1887. En-
listed in the Union army in
the civil war U.S.A. at age
of 15. Non commissioned
officer 1864, ^discharged

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from service 1865, entered
college in 1872, tauglit
school, organized an acade-
my wliich is still in opera-
tion, entered the ministry
in 1876, served as pastor
untill 1888, came to Japan
the same year as a. mis-
sionary of the Cum. Pres.
Chvirch. 1897 president of
the Council of cooperating
Pres. Missions in Japan,
returned to America on
forlough in 1899, and also
in 1908-1909, delegate from
West Japan Mission to
121st. General Assembly of
the Pres. church U.S.A.
Denver (~'ol. Have resided
in Japan 24 years. Address:
32, liawaguchi-oho, Osaka.

Home, Frederick Whitney,
Electrical engineer, holder
of 1st Ckss Order Vasa
iSv(redish), 6th Class Order
Sacred Treasure (Japanese);
h. March 30, 1856, London,
Canada; n. American (natu-
ralised); s. of John Gamble
Home, banker, London,
(^'anada; m. to Anne Bynd
Isawielb of Georgia, U.S.A.
Educ. : Chicago High School,
Bryan and Stratton Business
School. Electrical business,
20 years; importer to Japan,
15 years. T.r.J.: 16 years.
Address: Temple (^ourt.
Bluff, Yokohama. Td.:

1822. Ohb&: Lawyers Club;

Machinery Club, N. Y. City;
Yokohama United Club;
Athletic Club, Yokohama.

Hora, Jan Karel, E. E.
(electrical engineer), con-
sulting engineer; b. Poli-
cany, Bohemia, Austria,
Febr. 10, 1881; fi. Bohemian;
s. of Aldfs Jan Hora,
superintendent of Imperial
Estates, Austria; m. to Mrs.
EHzabeth F. Hora. Educ:
Imp. Techanical Schools,
Austria. Engineer Imperial
Communication Department,
Austria; Engineer Western
Electric Co., Chicago; Engi-
neer Peoples' Gas Light &
Coke Co., Chicago; Engineer
Oaska Gas Company Ltd.,
Osaka; Proprietor of Firm
Carel Jan Hora & Co.,
Engineers & Importers 6f
Machinery, Yokohama; Part-
ner of Firm Letzel & Hora.
Architectural Ofiioes, Tokyo.
T.r.J.: since 1905. Bec-
reaiions: motoring. PiMica-
tions: Bohemian Edition of
Prof. Nitobe's " Bushido "
and a few Bohemian books.
Address: {Office). 167, Yama-
shita-oho, Yokohama; (pri-
vaie) 61-A, Bluff, Yokohama.
Td!.: 25 and 1959. C^Mfe: Nip-
pon Automobile Club; Club
Germania; Asiatic Society
of Japan; German Asiatic
Society ; Japanese Business
(Electrical) Ass., etc., etc.

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Hov/ard, Rev. A.T., D.D.,

Missionary of United Bre-
thren in Christ. Arrived in
Japan in 1898. Address:
Shimo-Shibuya, Tokyo.

Hunter, Hans, Mining and
metaHurgic.!! engineer, As-
sociate Royal School of
Mines, (A. R. S. M.), F. G. S.
mem. Am. Inst, of Mining
Ecgineers, etc.; h. 29th Feb.
1884, Kobe, Japan; n. Bri-
tish; s. of. Edward, H. Hun-
ter. Educ. : Merchiston Castle
School, Edinburgh., Edin-
burgh University, Royal
School of Mines, London.
Partner in the firm of B. H.
Hnnter & Co. T.r.J. 3 years.
Recreations: shooting, rowing,
Rugby football. Address:
Honden, Osaka & 1st Mary
Oxe Loudon. Glvbs: Royal
Societies Club. Mining &
Metallurgical Club, London.

Hutchinson, Rev. Arthur
Bloekey, Missionary of CM.
S., Archdeacon in Kiushiu;
h. Aug. 24, 1841, "at Isling-
ton, London; Arthur Hul-
chinson, merchant; m. 1870,
Sarah, d. late Joseph Wip-
pell, of Exeter; in 1882,
Elizabeth W., d. of late R.
Gibbings, of Brenton; s. of
James. .Educ.i privately
and Church Missionary Col-
lege, Islington. Curate
Broomfield, Essex, 1870-1;
incumbent St. Stephen's,

Hongkong, C.M.S., 1871-82;
missionary, Nagasaki, 1882-
88; St. Alpha Church, Fuku-
oka; 1888; exam, chaplain
to Bishop Evingtong, 1895;
commissary for diocese,
1891; acting sec, C. M. S.,
Kyuslui, 1903; acting Sec.
Japan Miss., 1906; present
post since 1910; appointed
by sir R. Kennedy, Gov-
ernor, to assist in drawing
up a scheme for grants in
aid to Mission Schools for
Colony of Hongkong, and
prepariug text books iu
1876 . Publkations : Old Test.
Primer Parallel Harmony
Gospel; Athanasian Creed
(in classical Chinese); Book
of Psalms, Book of Com.
Prayer Ordinal and Service;
The 39 Articles (in Cant-
onese); various articles in
Chinese Review and Chinese
Recorder; "The Mind of
Mencius," from German of
Eaber Trubner (in English);
Sermons on Christian liife;
Easy Preparation for Bap-
tism, 5th Edition; The 39
articles; Parallel Harmony
Gospel, Catechism of Chris-
tian Religion;' Dale on At-
onement; Bishop Lightfoot
on the Christian Ministry;
" The Gospel and counter-
feit," Urquhart on Esther;
Sir R. Anderson on the
Gospel and its Ministry;

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Comm. on 39 Articles; Dr.
Buillingere's Sermons on tlie
Second Advent (in Japanese).
Address: 9 Desliima, Naga-
saki.

Huth, Wilhelm, Wissen-
scliaftliclier Handelslehrer,
professor ; h. March 22,
1883, Posen, Germany;
h. German; s. of Karl Huth,
professor. Edm. : Handels-
hochschule and University of
Berlin. Professoi', Berlin
professor, Obaru. T. r. J,
since Apr. 1912. Address
Otara, Hokkaido.

Hassam, K. Merchant,

export and import of all
kinds of merchandise; h. in
Bombay; n. British subject.
Arrived in Japan 1895. Ad-
dress : 18/1 Sannomiya-cha
2 chome, Kobe. Tdl: 899.
Glvbs.: Oriental Club.

Herrerera, E. A., Merchant;
h. Cadix, Spain. 20th Feb.
1877; n. Spaniard; s. of J.
M. Herrera, Militar. Educ.:
St. Bai-thelemy Seminary.
Cadit private schools. Gareer
Commerce. Vice Consul for
Argentine in Kobe. T. r. J.
four yearl. Tel: 1160. Be-
creations: reading.

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I

Iglehart, Edwin Taylor, A.
B., B.D., Missioflary; h.
Green Castle, Indiana, U. S.
A.., Nov. 1878 ; n. American;
g. of Ferdinand C. Iglehart,
D. P., clergyman and au-
thor; m. Ang. 1907, to Miss
Luella C. MiUer. Educ.-.
graduated from Columbia
College in 1898, Drew The-
ological Seminary in 1901.

Came to Japan, Sept. 1904;
now is manager of Methodist
Publishing House. T.r.J.:
since 1904. Address: Aoya-
ma Gakuin, Tokyo.

Iiabrie, Rev. Wm., D.D.,
Missionary from Presbyterian
Church in U. S. A., teacher
of the Meiji Gakuin. Came
to Japan in 1875. Address:
Meiji Gakuin, Shirokane,
Shiba-ku, Tokyo,

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Jalin, Alexander F., part-
Tier in tlie firm of Messrs.
Thomas & Company, Kobe,
Tokyo and Yokohama; h.
September 21st 1878 at
Potsdam, Germany; n. Grer-
man; s. August Jabn, mer-
chant; m. 1910 with Elisa-
bet Woellner, daughter of
H. Woellner Esq., banker,
at Nauen near Berlin. T.r.
J.: since end of 1900. Con-
nected with Thomas and
Company since 1907. Ad-
dress: Yokohama, Yama-
shita-cho No. 63 and Yama-
te-choNo. 107 A. Tel: No.
977. Gltihs: Club Ge'rmania,
Yokohama and Club Con-
cordia, Kobe.

James, J.J., Manager of G.
Nickel & Co., Ltd.; n. Bri-
tisher; s. of Captain James,
living at Kobe fox 28 years.
Educ: in England. Kepre-
senting the said Firm at

Moji 1 year and at Kobe
20 years. T.r. J.: 21 years.
Address-. 72, Bluff, and 40,
Yamashita-cho, Yokohama.
Td.: 1289.

Johnson, Rev. Weston T.,
A.B., Missionary; h. Michi-
gan, U.S.A., Aug. 6, 1874;
m. June 4, 1902, Sarah
Young Macleod. EdiK. :
Alma College and Princeton
Theological Seminary, Ad-
dress: Sapporo, Hokkaido.

Junker, August, Prof, of
music (from Prussia), ex- Pro-
fessor of music at the Im-
perial Academy of Music,
Tokyo, holder of the 5th
Class Order of the Bising
Sun; h. 1870 at Cologne on
the Rhine; n. German.
Educ: Koyal Academy of
Music, Berlin. T.r.J.: 15
years. Publications: "Yuya,"
a Japanese Opera. Resigned
liis post and returned home
in 1012.

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|. lately transformed into a

•^ private limited company, in

Eaeser, Anthony Edward, wllich lie is one of the

Agent for Messrs. Tiios. managing directors. Address:

Cook & Son in Japan; h. Simon, Evers & Co., 25

St. Joseph, Mo. U. S. A. Bluff, Yokohama.

June 14, 1874; 7l. American; Keane, William Lawrence,

s. of Edward Elaeser, manu- Merchant, proprietor of the

facturer. T.r.J.: since Dec. silk firm of Wm. L. Keaul;

1906. Address: 207, .Dluff, h. New York; n. American.

Yokohama. Ed-uc.: in New I'ork. Came

Kahn, A.E., Manager of to Japan ia 1893 in the

Oppenheimer & Co., Kobe, interests of Messrs. E. T.

Exporters and Importers, Mason & Co., silk merchants

Agent for Trans-Siberian of New York as manager;

Railways; h. Gray, Haute always interested in the silk

Saone, Erance, Oct. 23, Business. T.r.J.: about 19

1878; n. French. Since years. Recreaiions: interested

1892 with the same firm, in arts of Japan and mad;)

T.r.J.: since 1902, 10 years, some rare collections. Piib-

Address: 28, Harima-machi, lications: On the School of

Kobe. " Ukiyo-Ye." Address: 10,

Kaufmann, Max, Managing Bund, Yokohama. Td.: 620.
director of Simon, Evers & Keirn, G.I., D.D., Mis-
Co., Yokohama; 6. Elberfeld, sionary of Universalist Mis-
Germany, in 1857. In 1875, sion. Came to Japan iu
entered the service of the 1899. Address: 15, Dote
loading Paris exporting Sanbancho, Kojimaohi-ku,
houses, where he became Tokyo.

acquainted with over-sea Kennedy, John Russell,

tKide; entered the firm of Journalist, Chief of Biu'eau of

Simon, Evers & Co., Ham- The Associated Press, holder

berg and Japan, thus he of 3rd Class of the Sacred

came to Yokohama in 1880, Treasure (Japanese), Egypt

and ever since has uninter- 1884 with 2 clasps; Bronze

ruptedly been active in the Star of Egypt and 3rd Class

interest of the firm. Upon Jeweled Mirror ; h. Bray,

the death of Mr. Simons Nov. 5, 1861; n. American

in 1894, he became a part- (naturalized'; s. of Wiliam

ner of the firm which was Studdert Kennedy, clergy-

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man; m. at Palalka, Florida,
U.S.A., to Emily Campbell;
1 son, John Russell. Educ:
Glenalmond, Trinity College,
Dublin. Soldier, war cor-
respondent, reporter and
Editor for 30 years; then
joined The Associated Press
in 1899 and became editor,
assistant night manager, cor-
respondent in London, riiglit
manager in New York,
i; cting general superinten-
dent and served through
Cainpjiigns in Egypt, Canada,
China, as correspondent.
T.T.J.: 5 years. Mecreaticms:
tennis and all out-door
sports. Publications: in pre-
paration. Address: 3, Aoi-
cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo:
The Associated Press. Td.:
Shiba 2730. OMs: National
Press Club, New York Press
Club, Tokyo -Club, Yoko-
hama United Club, Shanghai
Club, Tokyo Tennis Clnb,
Intern.- tional Press Club, etc.

Kettlewel], Kev. Pred., B.

A., X,. Th., Minister and mis-
sionary; b. Aug. 5, 1877.
Educ.': N. E. Cotmty School;
Durliam School; Durham
University; Mathematical
Scholar c;f Durham Univer-
sity, 1898; Lightfoot Scho-
lar and Undergraduates Ex-
hibitioner, 1900; 1st class,
mathematics, 1st year; 2nd
class, mathematics for

degree, 1900; 1st class,
Theology (L. Th 1901. Pre-
sident of Durham Union
Society, 1901; ordained
Deacon by Arch bishop of
York, Sept., 1901; ordained
Priest^ Dec, 1902; Curate
of Goole, 1901-05; became
S.P.G. Missionary at Kobe,
Diocese of Osaka, 1906.
Address: 6 of 18, Yama-
moto Dori Nichome, Kobe.

Kildoyle, Ed., Engineer; b.
New York, 1846; n. Japa-
nese (naturalized) ; s. of
Dennis Kildoyle, civil engi-
neer; married. Chief engi-
neer in the old Mitsubishi
Co., manager and owner at
one time of the Yokohama
Engine and Iron Works,
Japan Marble and Granite
Co., Phonix Saw Mill, Em-
pire Wood Working Co. T.
r.J.: 43 years. Address:
1400, Nakamura, Bluff, Yo-
kohama.

King, Edward Julian, Mer-
chant, appointed American
Consular Agent, March 2ud,
1904; /). New York, U.S.A.
March 29l;h, 1866; n. Ame-
rican; s. G. A. King, mer-
chant; m. June 1st, 1893. -
Educ: New York Public
Schools, Cooper Institute.
Born and educated in New
York. Went to sea at the
■age of fifteen, shipmaster
at the age of 22; came to

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Japan in 1892; master in
N. T. K. 'steamers]; resigned
in 1894 and started in busi-
ness at Hakodate; actively
engaged in promoting the
export trade of tlae Hokkai-
do. Senior partner of the
firm of King and Schulze, of
Hakokate, Otaru, Muroran
and Knshiro. Was appoint-
ed American Consular Agent
at Hakodate, on March 2nd,
1904. T.r.J.: Since Jime
2nd, 1892. Becreations:

yatchting, goK, etc. Ad-
dress: 59 Funamicho, Hako-
date. Td.: mi.

Kingsbury, Willard de
Lamater, A.B., Clergyman; b.
California, U.S.A., Dec. 18,
1868; 11. American; s. of
Willard Belmont Kingsbury,
M.D.; TO. 1st wife, Clara
Jeanette Stanbrid^e, 1896,
died 1906; 2nd wife,
Melinde Eakenhus, 1909, in
Yokohama. Educ: A. B.
University of the Pacific,
1899 ; also graduate of
Commercial College. In San
Francisco Public Schools,
1890-1903; last 3 years as
Deputy Superintendent of
Schools. 'For 4 years m. of
California State Educational
Commission. 1903 to pre-
sent, clergyman in Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. 1909
to present, American Con-
sular Agent at Tokkaichi.

1909 to present, teacher of
English in the 1st Middle
School, Nagoya. 1911 to
present, indi^pendent self-
suppoiting missionary. T.7:
J.: since 1906. Becreations:
Bicycling, iSwimming, Ten-
nii3. Address: 6, Hisaya-
cho, Nagoya. -^Rj

Kirby, Kichard J., Mer-
chant, Consul in Tokyo for
Chile; Dec. 31, 1854, Tyne-
mouth, ' Northumberland,.
England; n. British; s. of
Richard Kirby, ship owner j
m. 1879, to Miss J. A. Tho-
mas. Educ.: Eock College,
Rockferry and Liverpool
Collegiate. Amved in Kobe,
Japan, Nov. 1869. Beci-e-
aiio 'S : rowing and golf.
Publications : Translations of
Classical Japanese Authors
in the Transactions of the
Asiatic Society of Japan.
Address: 2063, Negishi, Yo-
kohama. Tel.: 779. Clubs:
Tokyo Club, Yokohama
United Club.

Kliiss, JPranz, Expert in
woolen and cotton weavings
and in oils, fats and
greases of all kinds; b.
Hamburg, 1873; m. German;
6-. of W. Kliiss, manufac-
turer of woollen clothes.
Educ: University. Business
and Banking. 'T.r.J.: 20
years. Becreations : golf,
rowing, swimming, walk-

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ing. Address: 63, Naniwa-
machi, Kobe. Tel: 2757.
GMs: Kol;e Club, Club Con-
cordia, Club Germauia, K.
K. & A. C, Kobe Golf Club.

Kcerting, Julius, Merchant,
director of engine and iron
works, proprietor of Koert-
ing, Bume and Reif, Impor-
ters, in Tokyo, Yokohama
and Kobe; b. IBriiun, Austria,
n. Austrian; s. of J. Koerting,
merchant; m. to Olga Koer-
ting (nee Hahn). Uduc: Col-
lege. Previously a military
officer in Austria. T. r. J::
since 1897, 16 years. Ad,-
dress: Tokyo, 13, Tsukiji,
Kyobashi-ku; Yokohama,
176-A, Yamashita-cho. P.O.
B. 322; Kobe. 63, Naniwa-
eho, P.O.B. 160.

Kiihnej X>r. Hans, Vice

Consul am Kaiserlichea
Generalkonsulat in Yoko-
hama, Oberleutenant d. R.
im 1. Ulanen Regiment No.
17, Kaiser Franz Joseph
von Oesterreich, Konig voq
Ungarn, holder of the
Landwehr Dienst auszeich-
nuug II. KL; h. June 10,
1875, Connewitz bei Leipzig;
n. Germany. (Kouigreich
Sachsen); m. to Annamarie
Kiihne (geborene Gohring).
Educ. : Universities of Berlin,
Heidelberg, Leipzig. Foreign
Office, Berlin. T.r.J.: 4
years. Address: German
Consulate General, Yoko-
hama. Gliibs: Yokohama
United Club, Mppon Race
Club, Club Germania. PrivcUe
Residence: Bluff 247 A.

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Lacher, Johann, accountant
sings pro. of the Osaka
Branch of the Siemens
Schuckert Co., Ltd.; b. 23.
"April 1876; n. German; m.
Sophie Messer schmidt, 1903.
T.r.J: since 1907. Address:
Ashiya near Kobe.

Landis, Kev. Henry Mohr,

A. B. : A. M. Missionary of
Presbyterian Church in U.
S.A., teacher at Moiji Gak-
kuin ; b. March 1857 Barts,
Pennsylvania; s. of Geo. O.
Landis; m. 1888 to Emma
Stiefler of Kamenz, Saxony,
Germany. Educ. : Normal
School, Princeton College,
1879-83, Belrin University,
'83-'84, Princeton Theo. Sem.
'84-'87. Instructor at a theo-
logical seminary in New
York, 1886-88; has come to
Japan as missionary of P.M.,
1888; since his arrival in
Japan engaged in teaching
at the Meiji-gakuin; besides
editor S.S. Teacher's Month-
ly, 1899-1904; statistician of
Christian Movement, 1905 to
present. Address: Meiji-
gakuin, Sliirokane, Shiba,
Tokyo. Tel: 820 Shiba.

Iianing, Dr. Geo, M.B.A., III.

B. Physician and Surgeon
Asst.-Direetor St. Barnabas
Hospital; n. American; s.
Dr. H. Laning, physician

and surgeon; m. Beatrice S.
GoodheAV, ann arbor, Michi.
U. S. A. Educ.: Kenyon,
University of Michigan
Literary Dept., Medical Col-
lege. Came to Japan three
years ago. Address: 27
Kawaguchi-cho, Osaka.

Laning, Dr, Henry, WC.D.
Physician and surgeon,
director St. Barnabas Hos-
pital; b. McLean, New York,
U.S.A., 1843; n. American;
s. Dr. Richard Laning,
physician and surgeon; m.
B. T. Miohie, Charlottesville,
Va., U. S. A. Educ. : Albany
Medical College. Surgeon
in the U. S. Army during
the Civil War, practicing
physician and surgeon in
New York, practicing physi-
cian and surgeon in Osaka,
founder of St. Barnabars
Hospital, instructor and con-
sulting physician in many
local hospitals, in early days
of modern medicine in Japan.
jP.r. J". : forty years. Address:
6 Kawaguchi-cho, Osaka.

Lawrence, John, M.A. (Ox-
ford). D. Lit, M. A. (Lon-
don), Professor of English
language and literature in
the Lnperial University of
Tokyo, Chokunin; b. Samp-
ford Peverell, nr. Tiverton,
Devon, England, Dec. 20,
1850; n. English; s. of
Samuel Lawrence, school-

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master; m. to Fanny Ohri-
stison Hunter of Edinburgh
in 1893. Educ.: Sidcot
School (Somersetshire),

Hounders College (York-
shire), Manchester, Paris,
BerHn and Oxford Univer-
sities. Teacher at Sidcot
School (1867-72), Tutor at
Hounders College and at
the Dalton Hall, Manchester.
Private Tutor in family of
Samuel Smith, M.P., Lec-
turer in English at Bedford
College, London. Professor
of EngHsh in the Imperial
University, Tokyo. T.r.J. :
since Sept. 18, 1906, nearly
6 years. Recreations: (in
summer) cricket and- lawn
tennis; (in winter) walk-
ing. Publications: Chapters
on Alliterative Verse; various
short articles. Address: 5, Hi-
kawa-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo;
363, Karuizawa. Clubs. : the
Viking Club (London).

Laws, Arthur Fairbank,
(Chosen name ttfcUl), M.D.,
Medical Missionary (English
Church Mission, " Sei-Ko-
Kwai "), holder of the
Medal of China Expedition-
ary Force, 1900; b. Febr.
14, 1868, London, England;
n. British; s. of John
Edward Laws, Accountant;
m. June 27, 1908, to d. of
S. Martin, at Brightlingsea,
England. Educ: King's

College, London, and Medico-
Chirurgical College, Philadel-
phia, U.S.A. T.r. in Chosen:
15 years. Address: Chinsen
<Mm, Chosen.

I,ayard, S,. de B., British
Consul Service in Japan,
holder of Coronation Medal,
1911; b. British India, 1859;
n. British; s. of Lieuten>int-
General Layard; m. 1892 to
the youngest daughter of
Colonel Scobells, brother of
Major-Greneral Sir Henry
Scobell. Ediic. : Wellington
College. Entered Consular
Service in 1881, Vice Consiil
1896, Consul 1897, Consul
General 1908. T.r.J.: 32
years. Becreations : sailing,
shooting. Address : British
Consulate General, Kobe,
Japan. Td.: 991. QtAs:
Yokohama and Kobe Clubs;
St. James, Garrick, London.

Jjeach, Bernard Havell,
Artist; b. Jan. 5, 1887, Hong-
kong; 71. English; s. of An-
drew John Leach, Colonial
Judge; TO. in Yokohama,
1909, to his cousin Miss M.
E. Hoyle. Educ.: Beaumont
College, VTindsor, England,
and jM anchester University
and several art schools. T.
r.J.: 3 years. Address: 40,
Sakuragi-cho, Ueno Shita-
ya-ku, Tokyo.

I/eamed, Dr. Dwight Whit-
ney, D.D., B.A., Ph.. B., Theo-

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logical teacher; b. Oct. 12,
1848, at Canterbury, Conn.,
U.S.A.; m. July 7, 1875,
Florence Holen Kehard.
EdiK. : Yale University.
Professor of Greek, Thayer
College, 1873-75; arrived in
Japan, 1875, at time of
opening of Doshisha College,
and lias since been connect-
ed with that institution; at
present Dean of Theological
Department and Professor
of church history and New
Testment, also mission sec-
retary and treasurer. Pvbli-
cations: Commentary of New
Testament; Church History;
Political Economy, etc. Ad-
dress: Imadegawadori, Tera-
machinishi-iru, Kyoto.

Lefrpy, A.J.S., Manufac-
turers agent; b. in 1865 in
the South of Ireland. Educ.:
privately. Agent to the engi-
neeri g firm of Heenan and
Froude, Manchester; in 1885
joined the late Mr. J.R.
shervinton, consulting engi-
neer in England for the
Imperial Government Kail-
ways of Japan, as well as
most of the private railways
in Japan; remained as chief
assistant to Mr. Shervinton
until 1896; arrived in Japan
in 1897 as technical repre-
sentative of the firm of
Messrs. Thos. Firth and
Sons, and with the excep-

tion of two short visits in
1889 and 1893 to England
has remained in Japan; is
also the technical represent-
ative in Japan of several
engineering firms. Address:
Mitsu Bishi Buildi' gs, Yaye-
su-cho, Itchome, Kojimachi-
ku, and 1, Kita-maclii Shi-
chichome, Aoyama, Tokyo.
Lightfoot, C.H., Acting
agent of Hellyer & Co.,
Kobe. Has been in the firm
for seventeen years; is pre-
sident of the Kobe Athletic
Club and secretary of the
Recreation Ground and
occupies other honourary
positions. Address: Hellyer
& Co., 92, Yedo-machi, and
167, Kitano-cho, Shichome,
Kobe.

IJelirQaiin, Eudolf, 2. Kl. K.
Pr. Kronenorden, 5. Kl. K.
Jap. Rising Sun, 3. Kl. S.
W. Falkenorden, Ingenieur;
b. Geboren, 1842, Deutsch-
land, ('idenburg i. G.; s. of
Adolf Lehmann; m. Verhei-
ratet mit Kida Ben. Educ.
Gymnasium und i.berreal-
schule in Oldenburg, Tech-
nische Hochschule Karlsruhe.
Erbauer der ersten eisernen
Danipper in Osaka, der
ersten Papierfabrik in Kyo-
ko, der ersten Bierbrauerei
bei Tokyo. Lehrer an der
Vorscliule und Mediziuschule
in Kyoto 1870-82. Lehrer

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an der Gaikoku Gogakko>
der Koto-Gakko und Uni-
versitat in Tokyo 1882-1890.
Puhlicaiio7is: eTap. 'Deiitsclies
Warterbucb. Address: Tokyo
KoisliikaAva Daishincbo 30.
Td.: Banclio 2779. GMs:
Deutsche Gesellscliaft fur
Natua and Volkerkunde Ost-
asiens (Erster Vorsitzender,
— Klub Germania, Yokolia-
ma, Tokobama, Tokyo Club,
Lehniannvereiu etc, etc.
Vorstand der Evangeb Ge-
meinde Tokyo.

Ligneul, i'Abbe, P.A., Mis-
sionary of the Roman
Catholic Church. Came to
Japan in 1880. Address :
6, Karugaku-cho, Kanda-ku,
Tokyo.

Iiilly, Charles Castner, A.B.
(Harvard), 1909; b. Sept. 20,
1886, Waldoboro, Maine, U.
S.A.; n. American; s. of
Charles Henry Lilly, farmer.
Educ. : graduated from
Brewster Free Academy in
1905 and from Harvard Col-
lege, A.B., in 1909. Teacher
of English for 1 year in the
Tennoji and Imamiya Mid-
dle iSciiools, Osaka, and for
2 years in the Osaka City
Higher Commercial School.
T.r.J.: 3 years. Becreations:
tennis, walking and moun-
tain climbing. PtMieations:
"The Osaka Truth;"
"What It Means to be a

Christian." (absent) Home
Address: Union Theological
Seminary, New York.

liindstrom, B.ev. H. E. S.,
Missionary of Christian and
Missionary Alliance of U. S.
A.; h. Jan. 25, 1867, at
Helsingor, Denmark; m.
Christina Lovisa, of Eng-
strom. i^MC. : Cliicago Theo-
logical Seminary; Danish
Free Church Seminary, Chi-
cago. Arrived in Japau,
Nov. 23, 1891. Address:
Shimonaka-machi, No. 22,
Hiroshima, Japan.

liinderberg-, Gtto, Cashier of
the Osaka Branch of the
Siemens Schuckert Electric
Co., Ltd.; h. 9 January 1887
Toerlin, Germany; n. German..
Educ. : Commercial High
School, Berlin. T.r.J.: since
June 1911. Address.: Ogi
near Kobe.

liloyd, James Hubard, B.A.,,
Missionary, teacher in the
Kikkyo Gakkuin, 'I'sukiji,,
Tokyo; b. Nov. 3, 1883 in
Bedford City, Virginia, U.S.
A.; s. of Key. John J.
Lloyd, grand s. of John
Lloyd. EdiK. : Lynchbury
(Va.) High School; Brown's
University School; WiUiam
and Mary College, (B.A.);
Theological Seminary of
Virginia, (Graduate). Evan-
gelistic work in Virginia, be-
fore coming to Japan. Re-

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creations: base-ball, tennis.
Address: 58, Tsukiji, Kyo-
basH-ku, Tokyo. Gk(bs: Pi
Kappa Alpha Fraternity.

lioenholm, Prof. L.H., Pro-
fessor at Imperial Univer-
sity; b. 1854. Joined Japa-
nese Government Service
many years ago; translated
into English Japanese Civil
and Commei'cial Codes. De-
coratioiis: 3rd class of Sacred
Treasure and Eising Sun,
Japan; 3rd class of Crown,
Germany, Austria; Order
de I'Academie, and Order
de riustruction Publique,
France. Address: 2'.^, Ichi-
gaya, Nakano-cho, Ushi-
gome-ku, Tokyo.

liOgan, Charles Alexander,
B.A., Christian missionary of
the Presbyterian Church in
U. S. A.; I. Nov. 14, 1874,
Shelbyville, Ky., U.S.A.; n.
American; s. of George W.
manufacturer of flour; m. Lo-
gan, to Miss Patty Myers,
Lexington, Ya., U.S.A. EdiK. :
graduated Central Univer-
sity of Kentucky, 1893, with
B.A. degree, and Louisville
Theological Seminary, 1899,
with B.D. d<!gree. Pastor
of Presbyterian Church,
Jackson, Ky., 1899-1901,
and Wilmore, Ky., 1901-02;
Missionary to Tokushima
since 1903. T. r. J. : since
1903. Pttblicatidns.: a number

of Christian tracts. Ad-
dress: 82, Tokushima- machi,
Tokushima-shi.

liOinbard, Prank Alanson,
M.A., Missionary and educa-
tor; h. Sutton, Massachu-
setts, U.S.A., Nov. 21, 1872;
n. American, s. Henry F.
Lombard, skilled mechanic;
m. June 21, 1911, to Alice
G. Ward. Mluc.: Amherst
College, Hartford Divinity
School, Clark University.
Ordained to the Christian
ministry, 1900, tutor in
Doshisha, Kyoto, 1900-1903;
Fellow in pedagogy, Clark
University, 1904; Dean of
College Department, Doshi-
sha, 1904-1910; Fellow in
pedagogy, Clark University,
1911; professor of English
literature and pedagogy,
Doshisha University, 1912,
lecturer in English literature,
Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1906. T.
r.J.: Since 1900 with the
exception, of two years spent
at Clark University. Publi-
cations : occasion magazine
Articles. Address: Muro-
machi Imadegawa, Kyoto.

Loomis, Kenry, Clergyman,
holder of Gettysburg Medal
and Badge of the Loyal
Legion; h. March 4, 1839
at Burlington, New York,
U. S. A.; 11. American (U. S.
A.); s. of Noach C. Loomis,
farmer; m. to Miss Jame

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H. Greene, March 6, 1882.
Educ.: graduated at Hamil-
ton College and Andrew
Theological Seminary. Ser-
ved in the Civil War, 1862-
1865; promoted through
various grades to ('apt in.
Pastor of Presbyterian
Church at Jamesville, N.Y.
for 1 year. Came to Japan
as Missionary of the Pres-
byterian Church in 1872;
returned to U.S.A. in 1876
on account of ill health.
Came again to Japan in 1881
as Agent of the American
Bible Society; resigned July,
1911. T.tJ.: May 1872-
Apr. 1876 and July 1881 to
date. Recreations: study of
natural history, especially
entomology and cachology.
Mdress: .223, Bluff, Yoko-
hama.

Iiucas, H., Founder of H.
Lucas <fe Co., Kobe; h. at Ox-
ford, England, ia 1844. Came
to Japan in the interests
of Messers. James Morrison
& Co.; London, and started
business in Kobe, 1869,
under the name of H. Lucas
& Co.; since then has been
engaged in comrnerce and
has dealt leading articles of
imports and exports of
Japan; lor 20 years has
acted as agent for the Eng-
lish films, Messrs. Dobson
and Barlow; Hick, Harg-

reaves & Co., etc., intimatel;^
connected Avith the cotton
textile industries of Japan;
twenty years -go he intro-
duced into Kobe the new
business of Camphor refin-
ing, having bought the
necessary patents and
machinery in America; has
been eight times presidert
of the Kobe Society of St.
George. Address: H. Lucas
& Co., 20-A, Harima-raachi,
and 134, Kitano-cho, Nicho-
me, Kobe.

Xiukis, Wilfred Ravenshaw
Fellowes, M.I. Mech. E., F.B.
Met. Soc, M.'R.B.A.., P.N.B.A.,
Mechanical Engineer; l.
Febr. 21, 1864, Wath. Nr.
Ilepin, Yorkshire, England;
11. British; s. of Rev. W.
Collings Lukis, M.A., F.S.
R., F.R.S.N.A., Copenhagen;
m. Febr. 5, 1894 to Kate
Margaret Smith, d. of Major
S.T. Smith, E.A. Educ:
Repin Grammar School and
Hoddesden School . . 9
years with G. N. E., Eng-
land; 13 years with the
Ceylon Govt, in Ceylon. T.
r.J.: 6 years and half. Be-
creations: various. Address:
Rising Sun Petrol. Co., 58,
Yokohama and Kanagawa.
Td.: 1462. CMs: Yoko^
hama United Club; Y.C. &
A.C., Y.A. & E. Club, A.l).
C, etc; Grosvenor Club,

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ISfew Bond Street, London.

Iiyall, David Murray, B.A.,
Clergyman; b. Jan. 20, 1876.
Adelaide, South Australia; n.
British; s. of Kev. James
Lyall, clergyman ; m. to
Alice, y. d. of Sir James
Lorimer, Melbourne, Victoria.
JSduc. : Prince Alfred College,
Adelaide; B.A., Melbourne

University; Ormand Theo-
logical College. After gra-
duation travelling secretary
of the Australasian Student
Christian Union for 3 jenxs;
joined staff of Australian
Presbyterian Mission in
Korea in 1909. . T. r. in
Korea: 4 years. Address:
Chinju via Masan, Korea.

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M

TCaccauley, Clay, A.B.,A.M.,
Clergyman, College Lecturer
and Autlior, holder of the
Order of Rising Sun; h.
May 8, 1843 in Chambers-
burg, Pa., U. S. A.; s. of
Isaac H. and Eizabeth
(Maxwell) M.; m. to Annie
Cleveland, d. of Dr. Josiah
Deane of Baugor, Me., July
25, 1867 (died Apr. 11,
1887). BdtK.: graduated
from Princeton College,
1864; the Theological Semi-
nary of the Northwest, Chi-
cago, 1867; Heidelbiirg Uni-
Tersity, 1873. Daring the
Civil War, entered as Lieu-
tenant in Company D, 126th
Pa. Volunteers, 1862-3;
prisoner of war, Libby
Prison, Richmond, Va.,
1863 (twice captured); served
on the Christian Commission
in the U.S. Army, 1864-65.
Ordained Unitarian Minis-
try, 1868; preached first in
Detroit and Rochester; then
Pastor of the First Church
in Waltliam, Mass., 1869-
1872; went to Germany in
1872 and studied philosophy
and theology in Heidelburg
and Leipsic imder such
eminent teachers as Prof.
Kuno Fischer and Dr.
Scheckel; travelled through
the West Indies; became

Pastor of All Souls Church,
Washungton, 1876-81; Col-
laborator Bur. Am. Ethno-
logy, 1880-1; edited the
Commercial Bulletin of Min-
neapolis, wrote for other
newspapers and delivered
lectures in the University
of Minnesota, 1883-89;
director of Unitarian Mission
to Japan, 1889-1900 and
since 1909; pres. and prof,
philosophic and historic
theology. Coll. for advanced
Learning, Tokyo, Japan,
1891-99; lecturer on Japan,
1904-09; del. from Japan
to 8th Internat. Geog. Con-
gress, 1904, 5th Internat.
Zool. Congress, 1906. Dm*-
ing his stay in Japan, he was
the corresponding secretary
of the Asiatic Society of Ja-
pan. Wliile in Japan, ren-
dered illustrious services to
the country, consequently was
decorated with Order of the
Rising Sun, 1909. Mem.
Loyal Legion, Philosophisch-
er Verein and Literarischer
Verein, Dresden, Anthrop,
Society, Philosophical Soc,
Washington, A.A.A.S.; Vice
President of Asiatic Society of
Japan. Clubs.: St. Botolph,
Authors', Papyrus (Boston),
University (Providence),

Ends of the Earth (New
York). Cosmos (Washing-
ton), Tokyo (Japan), PiMi-

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cations: Christianity in His-
tory, 1891 (also in Japa-
nese) ; Introductory course
in Japanese, 1896, 1905;
Hyakuninsliu (Single Songs of
a Hundred Poets), Metrical
translations from Japanese,
1899; Japanese Literature,
1899; A Day in the very
Noble City, Manila, 1899;
also several translations
from Japanese all published
in Japan ; Religious Problem
of . Japan -How Solve It ?
1894; Florida Seminoles,
1884; Present Religious
condition of Japan, 1902;
Unitarian Mission to Japan,
1909; A Daughter of the
Samurla, 1910; Thought
and Pact for Today (also in
Japanese), 1911; The Me-
morial Most Worthy of our
Patriot Dead, 1911; The
English Language in the
New Georgean- Era, 1911.
Editied Japanese Unitarian
Magazine- " Shukyo " (reli-
gion), 1890-5; regular Japan
coiT. Boston Transcipt and
contbr. to Japan Mail,
Tokyo, 1890-1900. Cotbr.
to mags, and newspapers of
articles on Japan and on
the Philippine Island Ques-
tion. Address: Mita, Shiko-
ku-cho, Tokyo.

Macdonald, Colonel Sir
Claude Maxwell, K. C. B.
(military), cr. 1901; K.C.B.

(civil), ci\ 1898; G.O.M.G.,
cr. 1900; K C. M. G., cr.
1892; G.C.V.O., cr. 1906;
ex- Ambassador at Tokyo
(1900-12); b. 12 June 1852;
s. of late Major-General J.
D. Macdonald; m. 1892,
Ethel, d. of Major W. Cairns
Armstrong, 15th Regiment;
two d. Educ.: Uppingham;
Royal Military College,
Sandhurst. Entered 74th
Highlanders, 1872; Major
(Brevet), 1882; served

throughout the Egyptian
Campaign, 1882 ; thi'ough
the Suakin Expedition of
1884-85; as a volunteer
with 42nd Highlanders
(Brevet of Afajor, medal
with three clasps, Khedive's
star, and 4th class Osma-
nieh); Military Attache to
British Agency in Cairo,
1882-87; Acting Agent and
Consul-General at Zanzibar,
1887-88; sent by Foreign
Office on a Special Mission
to Niger Territories, 1889;
appointed Commissioner and
Consul-General in the Oil
Rivers (now Niger Coast)
Protectorate and adjoining
Native territories, 1891; took
part in the expedition aga-
inst Brass River natives
with Admiral Bedford (medal
with clasp) ; Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Pleni*-
potentiary at Peking, 1896- 1

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1900; appointed by Foreign
Kepresentatives in command
of Legation Quarter, Peking,
dming siege, 22 June to
14 Aug. 1900 (K.G.B., mili-
tary, promoted Colonel in the
Beserve); returned to Eng-
land, fall 1912. Chibs: St.
James's, Junior United Ser-
vice, Travellers.

TCaclaren, Walter WalZace,
Ph. D., S. T. B. (Harvard)
Teacher; b. March 4, 1877,
Renfrew, Canada; n. British;
s. of John Maclaren, manu-
facturer; m. Febr. 8, 1910,
at Yokohama, to Zaidee
Bogers, d. of Medical Ins-
pector Franklin Rogers, U.
S.N. Educ.: Queens College,
Kingston, Canada, and
Harvard. University. Profes-
sor of Economics and Poli-
tics, Keiogijiku. T.r.J.: since
April 1908. Becreations -.Hen-
ins, and golf. Publications:
iSeveral Articles in the
"Mita Crakkai Zasshi." Ad-
dress: 47-B, Tamato, Yoko-
•hama. Chibs: Tokyo Club,
Kojunsha, Tokyo Lawn ten-
nis Club, Yokohama Tennis
Club; Rideau Club, Ottawa,
Canada; Harvard Club of
Japan.

Macrae, Frederick J^hn
licarmouth, B.A. (Melbourne),
Missionary; b. May 14,
1884, Cockpen Midlothian,
Scotland; n. British; s. of

John F. Macrae, Minister
of Tonal,', Melbourne. Educ. :
Sedbergh School, England;
Morrison's Academy, Crieff,
Scotland; Scotch College,
Melbourne; Arts Course,
University of Melbourne,
Australia; Theology, United
Free Church College, Glas-
gow, Scotland. T.r.J.: 2
years. Address: Chinju via
Masan, Korea.

Madden, Rev. Milton Boli-
var, M.A., Missionary; b.
July 20, 1869; m. Feb. 1,
1894, Maude ' Whitmore.
Educ: Bethany College, B.
A., ''Magna Cum Laude,"
1895; M.A., 1898; Chicago
University, 1902-03. Has
been a missionary in Japan
since 1895; ^secretary and
Treas., Japan, Mission, Ch.
of- ' Christ. PuMications:

Edited "Bible Way," 1899-
1902. Address: 2,395 Mina-
mi KaAvahori-cho, Minami-
ku, Osaka.

Madeley, William Frank,
Missionary; b. Pensnett,
England, 11 June 1866; n.
English; s. William Madeley;
TO. Marion, eldest daughttu'
of W. H. H. Nivhng Esq. oi
Sioux City, Iowa, U. S.' A.,
1902. Educ!: King Edward
vi's Grammar School, Stour-
bridge, England an^ ..pri-
vately. T. r. J.: iwenty
three years,-. Address: ; Wa-

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kaniatsn, Iwasliiro, Japan.

Mann, Kev. John Charles,
Bf.A., Minister and Mission-
ary; b. Feb. 6, 1880, at
JNewcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. :
GlasgoAV University and
Kindley Hall; Cambridge,
1900, 2nd class honours in
Mathematics and Natujral
Philosophy. Ordained in
1903; curate of St. Luke's
Maidstone, Kent, 1903; ap-
pointed to Nagasaki under
Church Missionary Society,
1905. Address: Hamada,
Japan. Clubs: Nagasaki.

EEansbridge, George, Rig-
ger, Sailmaker, Diver, Sea-
man, holder of 6th Class,
Imp. Order of the Sacred
Treasure; b. Febr. 21, 1849,
Bantry Irland; w. British; s.
of Thomas Jerry Mansbridge;
m. Oct. 4, 1884. First
arrived at Hiakodate on the
8th Oct., 1869, after having
been shipwrecked on Kobin
Island; joined the P.M.S.S.
Co. and left that Company
after their Paddle wheel
steamer " America " was
bm-nt down in Yokohama
Harbour; joined the Toko-
kama Salvage Diving Co.
and practiced . diving, also
worked as a rigging fore-
noan; joined the Mitsubishi
Steam Ship Co.'s S. S.
" Hiogo-maru " during the
Civil war, 1876-77; after

the Civil war again took up
Diving and Eigging work,
and took charge to rig the
Barque " Kiinokunimara,"
one of the Mitsubishi Co's.
Trailing Barque; again
joined the Mitsubishi Steam
Ship Co. as an officer on
board the " Kiinokuni-maru,"
also transfered to the 3
mast schooner " Awajishima-
maru," thence to the Mitsu-
bishi Company's Depot to
assist in the rigging and
sail Loft and in charge of
the diving and salvage de-
partment; in June 1884;
transfered to the Mitsubishi
Dockyard Co.'s Engine
Works at Nagasaki; after
his arrival there on June
10, 1884, in charge of the
salvage diving sail-making,
rigging, piloting and sheer
legs departments, and ever
since; got the decoration
after the Japan Russia War.
T.r.J.: since Oct. i869.
Address: Akanuma, Nagasa-
ki, Nagasaki-ken. Td. :
Mansbridge Dock, Nagasaki.
Marsden, James Weymoutli,
Lieutenant, Koyal Artillery;
b. Feb. 6, 1884, Bangalore,
India; n. English; s. of
Lieut. Colonel J.C. Mars-
den, I.M.S. (retired). Educ:
Bedford and li.M, Academy,
Woolwich. Address: 11, Shin
Rytido-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.

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Martin, Zacliaria Martin, New York; m. AlTg. 22,
Imporb and Export Merchant 1894, Minnie D. Wright, a
and Commission Agent; h. snceessi'lil teacher in Mi-
June 8, 1848. Educ. : Calcutta chigan Schools. Educ. : at
University. Started business Seminaries in Spring Arbor,
in 1866 and was first person Michigan, 1890. Entered
to import curios in bulk Ministry in 1894; ordained
from Japan into Calcutta; in 1897 and 1898; elected
doing business all over the Member of Free Methodist
world in rice, silk and General Conference in 1902;
Japanese curios; Captain C. elected Superintendent of
V.il. Club : Shinko (Kobe) ; Japan Mission Free Metho-
American Club, Calcutta, dist Church, 1902. (Absent).
Address: 26-C, Sannomiya- Address: Free Methodist
cho Sanchome, Kobe. Church of America, Tennoji,

Mason, W. B., Retired, Osaka,

holder of 4tb Order of the Maxwell, James Laidlav/,

Rising Sun, and 4th Order M.D. l^Univ. of London),

of the Sacred Treasure; h. medical missionary; b. June

Febr. 6, 1853, Yarmouth," 9, 1873, in Birmingham,

England; w. English; m. Feb. England; n. British; s. of

22, 1877. Served British James 'L. Maxwell, M.A.,

Postal Telegraph Depart- M.D.; m. to Millicent B.

ment; Japanese Department Saunders. Educ.: University

of Public Works; Depart- College School and St. Bar-

ment of Communications, tholomew's Hospital, London,

and Education Department. T.r.J.: 12 years. Publica-

T.r.J:: 37 years. Becrea- tions: Co-author of "The

tions: Travel. Piihliadions: Diseases of China " (Blakis-

" Murray's Handbook to ton, Son & Co.). Address:

Japan," and various educa- Tainan Mission Hospital,

tional works. Address: 104- Tainan, Formosa. Tel.: 22.

C, Bluff, Yokohama. Oliibs: Cliibs: Fellow of Royal

Yokohama United Club; Society of Medicine; Fellow

Tokyo Club. of Society of T^-opieal

Mfttthewson, Bev. Wesley Medicine.

p.. Minister of the Grospel; Mc Alpine, Kev. E,. E.,

h. Sept.- 12, 1868; a. of a Missionary of Presbyterian

Free Methodist Minister, Church, U.S.A., South. Ar-

Rev. A.B. Matthewson, of rived in Japan in 1885 and

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eugjiged in missionary work
in Kobe and N^igojii. (Ab-
sent at present). Address:
(liouie) OlarksTille, Ga., U.

s:a. ,

K Cauley, Krs. J.K., Mis-
sionnry of . Presbyterian
Clmrcli in the United States
of America. Arrived in
Japan in 1880. Address:
102, Tsimoliazii, Tokyo.

McChrish, George John,
Mereliaiit, Mana.ger, Dodwell
Co. Ltd., Kobo; h. Nov. 19,
1857, Croydon, England; 7i.
Britisli; married. Educ:
Winchester College, England.
T.r.J.: since Aug. IS, 1881,
31 years. Recreaiions: all
sports. Address: (office) 82,
Kyo-machi, Kobe; (private)
2, Kitano-macH Ittchome,
Kobe. Clubs: Yokohama and
Kobe Clubs; Sports Club,
liondon.

M'cKenzie, Eev. J>M., D.D.,
Missionary of the Methodist
Church of Canada. Arrived
in Japan in 1891. Address:
Kitano-cho, Shi-cliome, Kobe.

McKim, Eight Rev. Jone,
D.D., Bishop of Tokyo; b.
July 17, 1852, at Pittsfield,
Massachusetts, U.S.A.; m.
Sept. ■ 16, 1879, Nellie A.
Cole. Educ.: Trinity College,
Ifortford University, U.S.A.;
Grisft'old College, Devonport,
Iowa ; Nashotah Seminary,
B.l)., 1879. Kector, St.

John's Chiu'ch, Lockport,
Illinois; received D.l)., Na-
ashotah Seiaiiiarv, April,.
1893; received " S. T. P.,
Trinity College, June, 1893;
consecrated Eishop of Tokyo
in St. Thomas Church, New
York City, June 14, 1893.
Pvhliccdion.'i : Reports, ad-
dress, theological theses.
Clubs : Yokohama United.
Address: 38 Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.

McL-wen, Frederick Niel,
of the (Ian McLaren, Tex-
tile Expert, their Badge is
a Boar's Head; h. May
16, 1872, Busby, Scot-
land; n. British (Scotch);
inm'ried. Educ. : Higher
School and Technical Train-
ing. Varied, having had
residence in several European
Countries. T. r. J.: since
March 1909. Recreations:
foot-ball, cricket, tennis and
walking. Address: 134, Mi-
wa-cho, Naka-ku, Nagoya.

ie?n(ielson, Edward, Mana-
ger of Crown Cork & Co.
Ltd. Yokohama Branch; b.
San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A.,
1872; n. American (U.S.A.).
T. r. J.: 21 years. Recre-
ations : gardening. Address:
101, Koiso, Oiso, and 259,
Yamashita-cho, Yokohama.
Tel.: 2294. Clubs: Yoko-
hama United Club.

Messer, Pa,ul, Mechanical

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engineer (Cornell University),
manager of Engineering
Dep't, American Trading Co. ;
6. Febr. M, 1873, Cliicago;
n. American; s. of Colonel
John Messer; m. to Clara
Louise Copmann, Dec. 15,
1906. EdiK.: Cornell Uni-
Yersity, graduated 1894.
Engineering in U. S. A.,
South Africa and Japan. T.
J'r.: 9 years. Eecreations:
tennis, golf, etc. Address:
28, Main Street, Yokohama.
Clubs : Yokohama United
Club, Tokyo Club, Columbia
Society, Nippon Race Club,
University Club (New York).
Metcalf, I-ienry E., General
Manager of the Eastern
Business of Babcock jind

Wilcox Ltd. including Japan,
China, Manchuria and East-
ern Siberia; b. in Bradford,
Yorkshire, in 1868. Edtic:
from school into tlie Fins-
bury Engineering College in
Loudon. He then continued

his career as a pupil of

Messrs. Mandsley Sons and
Field, Engineers, Lambeth,
London, afterwards entering
the service of the Peninsular
and Oriental Steam Naviga-
tion Co. where he quickly
obtained a certificate of extra
chief engineer from the Board
of Trade; From 1895 Mr.
Metealf has been a member
of Babcock and Wilcox Ltd.,
the well-known firm of
Water-Tube Steam boilers
of London, graduallj' rising
from marine superintendent
engineer to the above-men-
tioned responsible position
in the Company. Address:
in Japan 105 A. Yokohama.
Tel.: No. 1765.

Mej/er, Lse, Commission
Merchant, Director of J.
Witkowski Co., Ltd., Yo-
kohama and Kobe; b. Nat-
chez, Mississippi, U.S.A.;
n. American; s. of Ijeon
Meyer, retired merchant;
ni. to Mrs. Rose Mover.
Edvc.: Schools. T.r.J.:" 16
years, liccreations: reading,
walking, automobile, etc.
Address: 93, Yamashifca-cho,
Yokohama and 118, Kob:);
(private) 2M-C, Yaniate-
cho, Yokolijsniji; P.O.ii. 56,
Yokohama. Tel: 1411 and
2798.

Killer, Eev. E.E., Mission-
ary; Arrived in Japim in

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1872: Address: 22, Hira-
kawa-cho, Kojimaclii-ku,

Tokyo.

Miller, Frederick Scheibler,
Minister; b. Pittsburg, Pen-
na., U.S.A., Dec. 10, 1866;
n. American; s. of Wm. N.
Miller, M. D.; married, 3
cliilJren. Uduc. : Pittsburg
Public Sliools, High School,
Pittsburg University 1889,
Union Theological Seminary
N.Y.C. Class, 1892. Came
to Korea as Missionary in
1892, served since then in
Seo'il and Chong Ju. T.r.
in Korea: since 1892. Rec-
reations: fruit raising. Pub-
lications : Tracts, Leaflets,
Hymns. Address: Chong
Ju, Sei.Shu, Korea.

Miller, Hemy Keller, A.B.,
and AM., Missionary; b. Nov.
9, 1866, Lebanon, iPa., U.S.
A; w. American; s. Daniel
Miller, printer and publisher;
m. April 12, 1898. Miic.:
Common Schools, including
High School, of Reading,
Pa.; Franklin and Marshall
College, Lancaster, Pa.;
Union Theological Seminary,
Ne^y York City. Came to
Japan in 1892; taught three
years in Tohoku Gakuin,
Sendai; Evangelistic (Chris-
tian) work after that in
Sendai, Yamagata and To-
kyo, except an interval of
a year and a haH, during

which he was Acting Prin-
cipal of Miyagi Jo-gakko,
Sendai. 2\ r. J. : twenty
years, including two fur-
loughs. Address: 9-B, Tsu-
kiji, Tokyo.

Miller, L.S.a., A.B., Mis-
sionary; b. Aug. 23, 1881,
Salem, Virginia U.S.A.; «..
American; ,9. of Eev. L.G.M.
Miller, D.D. (Prof, of Theo-
logy); m. Dec. 29, 1909, to
Daisy B. Sutton, at Nagasaki.
Educ: Koauoke College, Vir-
ginia, A.B., 1901. Graduate
of Lutheran Theo. Semi-
nary, Philadelphia, Pa., 1907.
Came to Japan in 1907 as
a missionary of the Luthe-
ran Church. T. r. J. : since
1907. Address: 64, Funatsu-
machi, Fukuoka.

Milliken, Miss Elizabeth. P.,
Missionary - Educational ; b.
Quincey, Florida, U. S. A.,
1860; 11. American; d. of S.
F. Milliken, clergyman.
Ed^ic: Philadelphia Schools;
Classical Course at Birming-
ham; Special Course in
Kindergartening; French at
Aldine Institute. Teacher
in Joshi Gakuin, Tokyo. T.
r.J.: 28 years. Address: 33,
Kami Niban-cho, Kojimachi-
ku, Tokyo. Tel.: Bancho
1093.

Mills, Ernest o.. Mission-
ary; b. Columbus, Wisconsin,
U.S.A.; n. American; s. of

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O.E. Mills. T.r.J.: 4 years.
Address: Fukuoka, Japan.

Iffiollison, James Pender,
Founder of Mollison & Co.;
nephew of the late Sir John
Pender, Baronet, promoter
of the first telegraph cable
across the Atlantic and
known in America as " The
Cable King " ; h. in Glasgow,
in 1844. Educ. : the Glasgow
Academy. First started
business in Manchester,
England, in his uncle's
famous firm of Jolm Pender
& Co.; came out to China
in 1864; came to Yokohama
in 1867 and has resided
there ever since as an im-
port and export merchant;
introduced dynamite into
Japan as agent of the No-
bel's JSxplosives Co. and
have assisted materially in
the development of Japan's
mining indurstry and railway
enterprises; Avas on the com-
mittee of the Foreign Cham-
ber of Commerce and for
two consecutive years, 1881-
82, was chairman of tliat
body. Address: Mollison &
Co., 48 Bluif, Yokohama,
(absent).

Moncriefi', Jesse Edwin,
Teacher of English, Bache-
lor of Science, 1909, Shurt-
leff College, Alton, 111., U.S.
A., Master of Arts, 1910,
University of Illinois, U.S.

A.; h. May 27, 1888, Peso-
turn, Illinois, U. S. A.; n.
American; s. Robei-t Mon-
crieff, agriculturist. Educ. :
pubKo schools of Illinois and
New Zealand, Shurtleff Aca-
demy and College, University
of Illinois. Instructor of
English in Hagi Middle
School, Sept., 1910 to July,
1912. Instructor cf English
in Yamaguelii Higher Com-;
mercial School and Yama-
guchi Middle School from
September, 1912. T.r.J.:
Since September, 1910. Re-
creations : motorcycling, ex-
ploration. Address: J. E.
Moncrieff, Shinmichi, Yama-
guchi, Japan. Clubs: Young
Men''s Christian Association.

Monday, Miss Lucy B.,
Teacher ; b. Howell, Tennes-
see, U.S.A., Nov. 15, 1885;
n. American; d. of J. T.
Monday. Udiic. : Randolph-
Macon Woman's College,
Virginia. Came to Japan
in 1911. Address: Kanazawa.

Monson, Edmund, 3rd Sec-
retary, British Embassy; b.
Sept. 9, 1883 in Monte
Video; n. British; s. of Sir
E. Monson, late Ambassador
in Paris. Educ.: Eton. Ad-
dress : British Embassy.

Moore, Dr.- Garland Payne,
M.D., Medicine and Surgery;
b. March 1869, Virginia, U.
S.A.; n., American; s. of

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Bev.' Lloyd, Moore, Clergy-
man; m. 1896 in Baltimore
to Mis3 Parsons. Educ.:
Suffolk Military Academy,
Kandolpli- Macon College,
Jolm Hopkin University.
An Officer in the U.S. Pu-
blic Health and Marine
Hospital Service, late Sur-
geon General of the State
of Virginia and Aide-de-camp
to the Governor of that
State. T.T.J.: 2 years. Ad-
dresft : American Consulate,
38, Naka-machi, Kobe.
Clubs: Kobe Club, K.K. and
A.C., Westmoreland Club,
Richmond, Va., U.S.A.

Koore, Sev. J.P., Mission-
ary of the Reformed Church
in U.S.; h. Nov. 1847 in
Pennylvania, U.S.A. Educ:
graduated from Franklin-
Marshal College in 1873;
graduated theology at Hydel-
burg College Principal of a
school in Pen. for three
years; church pastor in Pen.
for 4 years; Came to Japan;
1883; school teacher in
Tokyo; missionary work and
EngUsh teacher in Yama-
gate; Lecturer of theology
at Sendai-Tohokugakuin and
English teacher at Higher
Middle school school in
Sendai; Principal of Miyagi
Girls' School, 1893. Address:
Sarugakucho, Sendai.

Mouse, Frederic S. Mer-

cliant; h. -Boston Mass U.S.'
A., 1859, 28/4; n. American;
fi. S. Henry Morse, merchant
Educ: Pulalic Schools, Bos-
ton. Arrived in Japan 9th
April 1880. Address: 82
Kyo-machi, Kobe. Clubs:
Kobe Chib, Yokohama Unit-
ed Club.

Korgiu, Sfikola ffiarko,
Chief Officer of Fire Brigade,
holder of a iSTaval Decora-
tion; h. Jan. 6, 1881 in Yo-
kohama; n. Austrian (Slav);
s. of Nikola Morgin, Officer
of Fire Brigade for 30 years;
in. to Meta, d. of Heinrioh
Lotz. Educ: Ecole de
I'Etoile du Matin, Tokyo.
Vice-Su-perintendent of Fire^
Brigade, June 1901; Acting
Superintendent, June 1906;
Superintendent, Jan. 1908;
Honorary Chief, Aug. 1911.
Becreations : study of Fire
brigade matters and his-
tory of brave men. Address:
The Satsuma-cho Fire Bri-
gade Headquarters, Yoko-
hama. Td.: 677.

Moss, W. Stanley, Manager
of Seebohm and Dieckstahl
Ltd., Tokyo, well-knoivn
steel mantifacturers, of
which Mr. Arthur Balfour,
the Master Cutler, is a ma-
naging director. Branches
in Japan: Tokyo Office, 9,
Shinsakana-cho, Kyobashi-
ku; Osaka Office, 35, Niban-

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cho, Hondeii, Nishi-ku.

Muelle y de la T. XTgarte,
Ed-aard, Consul of Pera in
Yokohama; l. Nov. 1874, in
Lima, Peru; n. Peruvian; s.
of Miguel Muelle y Argote.
Educ: "Juilly," France; St.
George's College, England.
Hongkong-Inspector of Con-
sulates in Burma, India and
Ceylon. Consul in charge of
Consulate General in Yoko-
hama since March 1911. T.
r.J.: since Febr. 1911. Ad-
dress: Peruvian Consulate
General, 93-C, Yisiuaslrita-
cho, Yokohama.; (absent;
went home lately).

m'uhlsohiege], Th., Mer-
chant; 11. German. T.r.J.:

5 years and lialf. Address:
34-A, Tsuldji, Kyobashi-ku,
Tokyo. ' Tel: Kyo'bashi 1257.

Kufioz Hurtado, Carlos
Consul General du Chili,
liolder of the Chevalier de la
lere cla,sse de I'Ordre Saint
Olav; h. Santiago de Chile,
1867; n. Chilian; s. of Ma-
nuel Muiioz Gamero, Agri-
culteiu*; m. to Irene Hurtado
de M. Educ: Gradue Philo-
sophio et Humanites. T.r.J.:

6 months. Address: '22-A,
Bluff, Yokohama.

Munro, Neil Gordon, Physi-
cian and Surgeon, M.B. and
CM. Edinburgh University,
1888, M. D. Edin. Univ.
1909; h. Dundee, Scotland;

n. British; s. Eobert Muiiro,
pliysician; m. Adele Marie
Josephine Eetz. Educ:
Blairlodge School, Edinburgh
University. Demonstrator in
Physiology Edin. Univ.; For-
mer Surgeon in charge of
Yokohama General Hospital;
Member of Council, Japan
Asiatic Society; Member of
Pioyal Asiatic Society; Fel-
low and Correspondent of

Royal Anthropological In-
stitute. T.r.J.: Twenty one
years. Becreaiions : ethno-
logy, aichaeologf and music.
BooJcs : — " Further EvoIvt-
tion and the Physical Basis
of Mind " 1891, " Coins of
Japan " 1905, " Prehistoric
Japan " 1908. Ariides: —
" Sy metrical Gangrene "

"Pemphigus Contagiosus "
British Medical Journal.
Scientific papers: — •" Primitive
Culture in Japan," " Euro-
pean Palaeoliths and Japa-
nese Survivals," " Some

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Survivals," Japan Asiatic
Soc, " Ancient; Monuments,"
Jx)urnal of Tokyo Arcliaeo-
logical Soc. " Ainu or Koro-
pokguru," Journal of Tokyo
Anthi-opological Institute.
Td.: 1508. Cluhs: United
Club, Yokohama Royal So-
cieties Club, London. Ad-
dress: 39 Yamashita-cho,
Yokoliama.

Xffiunstej-, Bernliard Adolph,
M. I. M. E. Representative,
Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.;
h. Aug. 23, 1844, at Bremen,
Germany. Educ. : Bremen,
until 1859; practical and
technical education in engi-
neering, 1860-65. In the
service of N.D.L. 1866-73.
Was in the service of Sultan
of Zanzibar, Said Bargas, as
Superintendent Engineer in
charge of steamers, shops
and ice factory, 1875-1877;
acted as expert at Yoko-
hama for several German
engineering firm, 1878-80;
superintended erection of
machinery and furnaces of
heavy gun factory, Osaka
Arsenal, 1881 in service of
Imperial Japanese Navy as
instructor for the fish torpedo,
1884-90; expert for Jardine,
Matheson and Co., at Yoko-
hama, 1891-1892; started
practice as consulting engi-
neer in Yokohama, 1893;
has been representative of

Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.,
since 1894, Cluhs: Yoko-
hama United; Tokyo; Ger-
mania. Address: 23, and 19,
Eluif, Yohohama, Japan.

Muraour, Jean, Manager of
Oriental Palace Hotel, Yo-
kolmma; h. Dec. 27, 1872,
Grasse, Prance; n. French;
m. April 27, 1911. T. r. J. :
12 years. Address: Oriental
Palace Hotel, Yokoliama.
Tel: 846.

Murphyj Sev. TT.G,, Missio-
nary; h. Aug. 26, 1869, at
Drawbridge, Md., U.S.A.; to.
Aug. 3, 1893, Nora Street.
EdiK.: Public School; West
Maryland Theological Semi-
nary. Home Missionary,
Seattle, Washington 1892;.
Originated and carried to
successful conclusion move-
ment commonly known as
" free cessation," by which
victims of social evil, and
geisha, in Japan, were
enabled to change their
mode of life irrespective of
debts,- desire of keepers or
parents or other reasons^
thus ending legal trafic in
young girls in Japan; Pre-
sident Methodist Protestant
Church in Japan, 1903 to
date. PtiUicMions: " Social
Evil in Japan " and tracts
in Japanese. Address: Na-
goya, Japan (absent). Head-
dsburg Cal., U.S.A.

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BJurray, David Ambrose,
Missionary; A.M. (Princetou)
D.D. (Coe), h. Montgomery
Co. New York March 23
1861; n. American; s.
Andrew K. MiiiTay,. farmer,
m. Annie L. Foster, daughter
of Thomas D. Foster. (Ot-
tumwa la.) Oct. 11 1909.
Educ.: Coe College, IMon-
mouth College, Princeton
Univ. and Princeton Tlieo.
Seminary.. Taught in Kyoto
Commercial School and other

Govt. Schools 1888-92 Pastor
in America (Cliicago and
Ottumwa la.) 1893/1902. In
Japan Principal of Dendo
Doshikan (Theo. school) 1902
-1910. T.r.J. 1888-1892;
and 1902-1912. Puhlicatkms:
"Inductive English Lessons "
"Atmos and Energies" "Kojin
Dendo," "Ten no Tomo,"
"Sukui noMichi," "Christian
Faith and the New Psycholo-
gy." Address: 22 Furukawa,
Tsu, Ise, Japan.

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N

Wazaroif, Gregory T., Cor-
respondent of St. Petersburg
Telegraph Agency, holder
of the Knssian Orders: 3rd
and 2nd Class, St. Stanislas;
3rd Class, St. Anna; &. Dec.
6, 1865, TamboT Prov.,
Russia; n. Knssian; s. of
Timothy P. Nazaroff, Squire;
m. 1889 to Miss Maria
Zaharius. Educ. : Oriental
Institute, Kussia. Address:
43-B, Bluff, Yokohama,

Newell, Horatio Bannister,
Clergyman, M.A. (Amherst
1901); T>.T>. (Tabor 1908);
b. Aug. 27, 1861, East Or-
rington, Maine, IT. S. A. ; n.
American; s. Wellington
Newell, clergyman; m. July
3, 1889, to Miss Jane Cozad
of Cleveland, Ohio. Educ:
Amherst College, 1883;
Chicago Theological Semi-
naxy, 1887. Missionary of
the American Board to
Japan, at Niigata 1887-
1904; at Matsuyama since
1904. T.r.J.: From Sept.
1887 to the present, 25
years. Address: 62-bancho,
Matsuyama, lyo.

Nonnan, Eev. Daniel, Cler-
gyman; h. March 10, 1864;
m. May, 23, 1901. Educ:
Aurora High School; gra-
duated in arts, Toronto Uni-

versity; graduated in theo-
logy, Victoria University,
Ontario, Canada. Publica-
tions: Editor of " Jinsei "
(Voice of Man) published in
^Japanese. Address: 12,
Agata-machi, Nagano.

Noss, Christopher, Mission-
ary; b. Huntington, Indiana,
U. S. A., Sept. 23, 1869;
n. American; s. of Rev.
John George Noss, Clergy-
man; m. 1st Miss Lura Royer
of Aquashicola, Pa., Nov.
27 1895, died Feb. 26, 1907,
leaving 6 children; 2rtd Miss
Carolyn Day of Westchester,
Conn., July 14, 1909. Educ:
graduated Franklin and Mar-
shall College, Lancaster,
Pa., 1888. Taught in State
Normal School, Kutztovi^n,
Pa., 1888-91; studied Theo-
logy at Lancaster, N.Y., and
BerHn, 1891-95; taught in
North Japan College, Sendai,
1895-1903; Professor of Sys-
tematic Theology, Lancaster,
Pa., 1904-09. T.r.J.: 1895-
1903 and 1910 to present.
Publications : Text-book of
Colloquial Japanese, based
on German work of Dr.
Rudolf Lange. Address:
28, Torii-machi, Wakamatsu,
Fukushima-ken.

Nutter, Horace, (Horace
Nutter & Co.), Shippuig,
Coal, Import, Export, Insu-

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ranee Chartering Agent, lish. T.r.J.'. 13 years. Ad-
Marine Surveyors; n. Eng- dresst 17, Sanbashi-bori, Moji.

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Oberiein, O.F., Partner of
M. Raspe & Co., Tokyo; h.
in Germany in 1861. After
finishing Ms education in
high school he was employed
in an office for a few years
and after that spent some
time in America; came to
Japan in 1884, and joined
the China and Japan Trad-
ing Co., an American firm;
was employed, first at Naga-
saki, then in Chemulpo
(Korea) and ultimately at
Kobe, imtil the end of 1897;
liaving resigned his position
in the firm he joined M.
Raspe & Co. in January,
1898, had been in charge of
this firm's business at Yoko-
hama since the end of 1899,
and was admitted as a
partner in 1983; moved to
Tokyo in 1908 as that city
has become more important
for the firm's business than
Yokohama. Address: M.
Kaspe & Co., 18-A, Tsukiji,
Tokyo.

Officer, s.BX., Manager of
the Kobe and Osaka bran-
ches of tlie China and Japan
Trading Co.; h. Scotland in
1863. Commenced business
in a linnen manufacturers
office in life, Scotland; was
employed for eight years in
an engineering establishment

in Spain and one yeat in
London; came to Japan 1896
and joined the Kagasaki
branch of the China and
Japan Trading Co., recently
having the management of
the branch; was transferred
to his present position in
1909. Address: C. and J.
Trading Co., 88, Naka-mach,
Kobe.

Olds, Charles Bumell, B.D.,
Missionary; 6. Chnton, Wis.,
U.S.A., March 13, 1872; n.
American; s. of Baldwin B.
Olds, farmer ; m. April 3,
1902 to Genevieve W. Davis.
Educ. Beloit College, 1896;
Hartford Theol. Sem., 1899;
Degi-ee from Oberlin College
at close of 1 year of study
in 1911. Pastor in America
(Buffalo Center, la.), 1 year
and -half; since 1903, Mis-
sionary in Japan. T.r.J.: 9
years. Address: Miyazaki,
Hyuga.

Oltmond, Rev. A., D. D.,
Missionary of Keformed
Church in America. Ad-
dress: 89, Imazato-cho, Shi-
rokane, Sliiba-ku, Tokyo.

Ostrom, Henry Conrad, B.
Sc, M.A,, Missionary; b.
Lockport, Illinois, U.S.A.,
Dec. 4, 1876; n. American;
s. of Henry Ostrom, con-
tractor; m. 1907. Educ:
(B. Sc), Augustana College,
U.S.A.; (M. A.), Princeton

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University, U.S.A.; graduate
of Princeton Theological
Seminary; studied Music in
Leipzig, Germany, 2 years.
Teacher of Music in Ottawa
Canada, Chicago, 111., Boston
and Worcester, Mass.; Di-
rector of Conservatory of
Music, Fulton, Mo.; Secret-
ary of the Laymen's Missio-
nary Movement in the Sou-
thern Presbyterian Church

for 3 years. T.r.J.: 1 year
and half. Address: 171, Te-
rashima-machi, Tokusliima.

Owston, Alaii, Merchant
and Naturalist; 5. 1853,
England; n. British; m. to
Kame Owston. T.r.J.: 40
years. Address: (office) 224,
Yamashita-cho, Yokohama;
(private) 3263, Negishi-
machi, Yokohama.

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Pabst, J.C., Military Atta-
che of the Dutch Legation;
b. The Hague, Netherlands;
n. Dutch. Captain in the
Dutch Indian General Staff.
Arrived in Japan, Aug. 1910.
T.T.J.: since 1910. Address:
1, Tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku,
Tokyo. Tel: Shiba 1930.

ParhaiK, Nowlson, Chairman
and managing director of A.
Cameron & Co.; h. at Bath,
England, in 1868. Educ:
the Merchant Taylors School,
London. Trarelled on the
Continent of Europe, 1886;
entered the firm of John
Batt & Company, London,
1887; after 18 years' con-
nection with that company
came to Japan and joined
the firms of A. Cameron &
Co., 1905; converted them
into a limited company and
became its chairman and
managing director; the com-
pany is engaged in import-
ing metals and woollens, be-
sides supplying materials for
the government dockyards,
arsenals, and railways. Ad-
dress: A. Cameron & Co.,
93, Tedo-machi, Kobe.

Parrott, Fred., Missionary
of B.F.B.S. Came to Japan
in 1890. Address: Bible
House, 95, Yedo-machi,
Kobe.

Parry, Charles Arthur, B.A.,
Professor (Sonin) at the Yo-
kosuka Naval Engineering
College; h. in 18()9 at Cal-
cutta; s. of Kobert Parry,
Professor at Calcutta Uni-
versity. Educ. : graduated
B.A. at the University of
London in 1891. Came to
Japan in 1903; since mainly
occupied in teaching at
Kochi, Sendai, Osaka Higher
Commercial School, and else-
where, and in Journalism ;
Editor of the Japan Herald
(Yokohama), April 1910-
April 1911 ; at present as
Professor at the Yokosuka
Naval Engineering College.
Publication : Military Japan
(translation). Address: 2932,
Katase, near Enoshima.

Payne, Wm. T., _ Manager
for Japan and China of the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Company's Royal Mail S. S.
Line, Yokohama. Mr. Payne
born in New Yoi'k, was
educated at St. Paul's
School, Concord, " N. H.,
studied two years in Ecg-
land and Germany also at
Cornell University and after-
ward travelled for some
years on the Continent. Mr.
Payne's name, has been
continually identified witli
the work of the Canadian
Pacific Line since 1886 and
now as general manager he

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has charge of the company's
interests in Japan and China.
The great progress of the
C.P.K, is indicated by the
fact that it now operates
and controls oyer 15,000
miles of railway in Canada
and the United States,
niaitains a fleet of steamers
on the Atlantic in addition
to the Trans-Pacific service.
In 1908, Mr. Payne had the
honour of receiving from
His Imperial Majesty the
foirth grade the Order of
the Rising Snn in recogni-
tion of liis services in pro-
moting international trade.
Address:. C.P.R. Co's. Koyal
Mail S.S. Line, 14, Bund,
and 245, Bluff.

Pedley, Hilton, B.A.(MoGill,
Montreal, Canada), Clergy
man; h. St. Johns Ufld., June
14, 1862; n. British; s. of
Charles Pedley, Clergyman ;
m. Nov. 21, "1892. 'Muc:
Common and High Schools,
Ontario ; McGill University,
Quebec. Arrived in Japan,
Sept. 22, 1889; spent 11
.years in Niigata and 12
j-ears in Maebashi. Mission-
ary Work of a general kind.
T.r.J.: 23 years. liecrea-
tions: various. Address: Iwa-
gami-machi, Mael)ashi. Td.:
430 (next door).

Peeke, Harman van Slyck,
A.m:., Missionary; h. Owasco,

New York, U. S. A., Nov. 6^
1856; 11. American; s. of
Eev. A. Paige Peeke, Cler-
gyman; m. July 5, 1893 to
Vesta Olive Greev. Educ.t
A.M. Hope College, 1887;
New Bnmswick Theological
Seminary, 1891-2; Grad.
Aubune Theol. Semy., 1893;
Editor of Messenger of the
Pres. and Kefd. Missions in
Japan, 1910-12. T.r.J.i
since Jan. 21, 1888. Publi-
co tians: " Higoto no Inori ";
Suggestions for the Study of
the Chinese Character. Ad-
dress: Nishi Horibata, Saga.

Pereira, M. C. Goncalves»
Minister Resident, Brazilian
Legation, 3, Aoi-cho, Aka-
saka-ku, Tokyo, (absent).

Petten, Mrs. Caroline van,
M.A., Teacher, especially of
the Bible; h. May 31, 1854,
Washington, HI., U. S. A.,
n. American; d. of Richard
Wanghap, ship-builder ; m.
soon after graduation on
June 30, 1877 to The Rev.
Samuel van Petten; her
husband died 4 months later.
Educ.: Public School, N.W.
Univ. at Evanston, 111., and
Mt. University, Ohio. In
1878, began teaching in the
Government School in Wyo-
ming, m.; also for a time
in Hedding College as tea-'
cher. T. r. J. : since Sept.
1881, with occasional visit

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to America. Recreaiions: in-
terested in work among poor
children, especially the blind,
and give most of her leisure
to tliem. P^Mications : oc-
casional magazine articles.
Address: 221, Bluff, Yoko-
hama. Ckihs: no Club, but
several Societies, the Mis-
sionary Sac, Temperance
Soc, Literary Soc, Jizenkai,
iind others.

Pettee, Dr. James H., Cleri-
cal missionary ; h. July 16,
1851, at Manchester, U.S.A. ;
m. Aug. 1, 1878, Belle Wil-
son. Educ: Dartmouth Col-
lege, New Hamp-; Andover
Theological Seminary, Mass.
missionay of A.B.C.F.M. in
Japan, since 1878; residence
since 1879, Okayama, where
lias bsen senior missionary
since 1888; pastor, since
1889 of Mission Church of
Christ in Japan ; closely
associated with Mr. J. Ishii,
founder and present super-
intendent of Okayama Orph-
anage in Japan, many child-
ren at present; one of three
foreigners on Board of ten
trustees; Treasurer, Japan
Union of Christian Endea-
vour "i English editor of
"Japan Endeavour;" regu-
lar Japan correspondent of
" Congregationalist " and
"Christian World," of Bos-
ton, Mass.; Chairman, during

1905, of Missionary Associ-
ation of Central Japan; chair-
man for 1906 of Japan Mis-
sion of the A.B.C.F.M.; life
mem. Asiatic Society of
Japan; mem. Bed Cross
Society. Puhlications: " A
Chapter of Mission History
in Modern Japan." " Mr.
Ishii and His Orphanage."
Address: Okayama, Japan.

Petzold, Frau Hanka, Pro-
fessor at the Imperial Aca-
demy of Music; h. Christian-
sand, Norway; n. German,
thro' marriage; d. of Sclijel-
derup. Judge; m. to Mr.
Bruno Petzold. T.r.J.: since
Dec. 1909. Address: 3,
Aoi-eho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo.

Petzold, Herr Bruno, Author
and Journalist; b. Breslau,
Germany; n. German; rn.
married to Frau Hanka
Petzold. T.r.J. From Sept.
1910. Address: 3, Aoiciio,
Akasaka, Tokyo. ijy

Pieters, Albertus, M. A.,
Missionary; b. Alto, Wiscon-
sin, U.S.A., Feb. 5, 1869;
w. American; s. of Koelof
Pieters, clergyman; m. July
21, 1891, to Emma KoUen,
3rd d. to H.J. Kollen, Over-
isel, Michigan, U.S.A. Educ:
Hope College, Holland, Mi-
chigan, U.S.A., and The
Western Tin ological Semi.
Holland, Michigan. Arrived
in Japan as missionary,

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Sept. li, 1891; Instructor
in English, Sleete Academy,
Nagasaki, 1891-96; Princi-
pal, 1896-99; Evangelistic
Work, 1899-1904; Principal,
Sleete Academy, Jan. 1905-
March 1910; Evangelic
Work, April 1910 to present.
T.r.J.: since Sept. 1891.
Pttblications: "Educational
System of Japan," 1906;
"Mission Problems in Japan,"
1912. Address: 48, Niage-
maclii, Oita-slii, Oita-ken.

Piggott, Francis Stewart
Gilderoy, Army Officer; I).
March 18, 1883, London;
n. ]3ritish; s. of Sir Francis
T. Piggott, chief justice of
Hongkong, formerly legal
adviser to the late Prince
Bo, 1888-91; m. Jane, d.
of W. James Smith, of Al-
geciras and Gibraltar, on
Deo. 11, 1909; 1 son. Mm.:
at Cheltenham College, and
Royal Military Academy,
Woohvich. Commissioned
2nd Lieutenant, Royal Engi-
neers, Feb. 4, 1901; promot-
ed Lieutenant, Feb. 4, 1904;
special service in Japan,
1904-6; again since 1910,
1st Class interpreter in
Japanese; served at Chatham,
Hymonth, Portsmouth, Gib-
raltar and Aldershot ; pro-
moted Captain, Feb. 4. 1911.
T.r.J.: As a child, 1888-91;
again, 1904-6; and again,

1910 to present date. He is
going to leave Japan in the
end of March, 1913. Public-
ations: the Elements of Sosho.
Becreationn: cricket, lawn ten-
nis, hocky, fives. Address:
Little Woolpits, Ewhurst,
Surrey. Chbs: Army and
Navy Club, London.

Place, Alfred W., A.B. (Be-
thany College, 1898), D.B.
(Univ. of Chicago, 1902),
Educational Missionary; b.
in 1878 at Bowling Green,
A., U.S.A.; s. of Robert
Place; m. to Mary C. Gra-
ham, 1902. Muc.: Bethany
College and University of
Chicago. Assi*?taut of Dr.
Shailer Mathews in the first
Archiology Study Class; sent
to Palestine and Egypt by
University of Chicago in
1902; pastor in Akion and
Pittsburg, 5 years. Held
American all-round strength
record for Universities; the
all-round Athlete of Univ, of
Chicago; Base-ball, Foot-ball
Champion Discuss Thrower.
Investigated labor conditions
in Chicago for Government.
Secreaiions: New Testament
and Sociology. PtMications:
" Relation of Church and
Labor," published in Church
Magazines. Address: Taki-
nogaua, Tokyo. Td.: Shi-
taya 1788. Chibs: Beta
Thetia Pi; I.C.C.F.

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Playfair, Alfred 'William,
JS.A.., teacher of English
literature, Keio Gijuku; b.
Sept. 1, 1870; w.' British
(Canadian) ; s. of W. A.
Playfiiir. Educ: Private;
Edinburgh, Scotland; Alu-
coute High School, Canada;
Queen's University, Kings-
ton, Canada. T.r.J. : 6 years.
JHecreations : amateur photo-
graphy. Address: 62, Nihon-
Enoki-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.

Pohl, audolf, Partner of C.
lilies & Co.; b. Lessau, Ger-
many, 1867; n. German. T.
r.J.: since 1890. Address:
54, Tamashita-cho and 125-
B, Yamate-cho, Yokohama.
Tel: 1463.

Polder, Leonardus Johannes
Antonius van de, Councillor
of Her Netherland Majesty's
Legation, (holder) Com-
mander of the Royal Danish
Order of the Danebrog,
Commander of the . Royal
Swedish Order of Wasa,
Officer of Wasa, Officer of
the Royal Netherlands Order
of Orange-Nassau, Officer of
the Imperial Japanese Order
of the Rising Sim, Officer
of the Erench Order of the
Dragon of Annam,. Officer
of the French Order of the
Merite Agricole, Chevalier of
the Royal Norwegian Order
of St. Olaf, Chevalier of the
Royal Spanish Order of

Charles HI, and Commemo-
ration Medal of the Procla-
mation of the Constitutions
of Japan and of the Imperial
Japanese Silver Wedding; b.
Rotterdam, Feb. 6, 1851; n.

Dctch; m. in 1878. Muc:
in Holland and Belgium.
Linguistic and Diplomatic.
Arrived in Yokohama, April
21, 1865. T.r.J.: since 1865.
Publications: some very in-
teresting accounts about old
coins, bamboo; a book about
foreign cookery ; etc., etc.
Address: Netherlands Lega-
tion, Kiridoshi-cho, Shibaku,
Takyo. Clubs: several.

Pollard, r,., Merchant, pro-
prietor of Pollard & Co.;
b. Congleton, Cheshire, 1868;
n. British; s. of E. L. Pollard,
silk inspector, who resided in
Japan, 1869-78, in the ser-
vice of W. M. Straohan &
Co.; m. to Alice Louise
Young, 1894. Arrived Yo-
koliama, 1889, to Eiudlay,

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E.ichardsoii & Co.; remained
in the service of this firm
imtil 1903 and in that year
joined Bowden Brothers &
Co. Ltd., EstabHshed the
firm of Pollard & Co. in
1909. Address: 24-D, Ya-
mashita-cho, Toliohama.

Td.: 2226. Oluhs: Yokoha-
ma United Club.

j?opert, Franz, Partner and
Kobe manager of H. Ahrens
& Co., h. Hamburg, Ger-
many, in 1873. Entered a
Bremen tobacco firm on a 3
years apprentices5ii]3; after
one years military service,'
he went to England in 1893
and entered the firm of H.
Ahrens & Co., in London;
was sent out to the firm's
head ofiSce in Yokohama, in
1894, and became partner in
1909; is also acting as vice-
consul for Brazil in Kobe and
Osaka; in addition to tliose
occupations he is a m. of the
board of directors of Messrs.
C. Nickel & Co., and the
Tor Hotel, Kobe. Address:
Ahrens & Co., Nachf., 10,
Kaigan-dori, Kobe.

Postlethwaite, Eichard Noel,
B.A., Cambridge Mathemati-
cal Honours, Sub-Manager
of the Rising Sun Petroleum
Co. Ltd. ; b. Halifax, York-
shire, England, Dec. 25,
1884; 71. English; ,s. of
William Postlethwaite, M.A.,

solicitor. Educ. : Wakefield
G. S. and Clare Coll., Cam-
brige. Joined the Asiatic
Petroleum Co. Ltd. in Lon-
don, Aug. 1907; left, to join
the K.S.P, Co. Ltd. in Japan,
Eeb. 1908. Recreations: foot-
ball, tenuis, rowing, golf,
climbling, swimming, walk-
ing, running, bowls, billiards,
bridge, etc. Address: 119-C,
Bluff, and 58, Settlement,
Yokohama. Td.:M9. Clubs.:
Kobe Club; Yokohama United
Chib; K.R. and A.C.; Y.G.
and A.C.; etc.

Pringle, Jotm Christian, M.
A. (Oxford, England), Tea-
cher of English, Hiroshima
Higher Normal School; b.
Aug. 27, 1872, Edinburgh,
Scotland; n. British; s. of
R. Pringle, Writer to His
Majesty's Signet; m. to Con-
stance Mary Warbnrton,
August 22, 1905. Edicc.:
Cargilfield, Edinburgh; scho-
lar of Winchester College ;
scholar of Exeter College,
Oxford; 1st class honours,
classical moderations ; 2nd
class honours literae hu-
maniores. 1895, 12th place
in open competition for
Indian Civil Service, 1902,
resigned Indian Civil Service;
1902 ordained Deacon,
Church of England, London
Diocese ; 1902-9, served in
London Diocese; 1906-7

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served under Royal Commis-
sion on Poor Laws. T.r.J.:
Dec. 28, 1909 to present.
Becreaiimis: foot-ball, svim-
ming and climbling. Ad-
dress : 324, Hiratsuka-cho,
Hiroshima.

Purinton, Kobert Eugene,
Instructor of machine-shop
practice at the Osaka Koto
Kogyo Gakko ; h. America,
1880; n. American. 12 years
experience in American
factories as mercliant and
tool- maker. T. r. J. : since
1910. Address: 19, Kawagu-
chi-cho, Osaka.

Purvis, Frank Prior, Naval
Inst. C.E. (London), etc..
Naval Architect, Professor
of Naval Architecture at the
Tokyo " Imperial University,

holder of the 4th Class
Order of the Rising Sun; n.
British; s. of Prior Purvis,
Doctor of Medicine; m. to
Maggie Maclean, Dmibarton,
Scotland. Educ.: Blackheath
and South Kensington.
Assistant to the late Wm.
Froude ; naval architect to
Wm. Denny and Bros.,
Dunbarton; ship-biiilder at
Port Glasgow, Scotland ;
professor at the Engineering
College, Tokyo Imperial
University. T. r. J.: since
1901, 11 years. Bec^-eatknis:
various. Publications: several
papers to the Institution of
Naval Architects and other
Societies- Address: 9, Shin
Ryudo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.
Ghhs: Tokyo and Yokohama.

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R

RabTjitt, James Aloiysius,
Graduate of mechanical En-
gineering course (Rochester
Athenaeum Institute, Roche-
ster, N.Y., U.S.A.), General
Manager Nipponophone Co.,
Ltd.; h. Stamford, Conn.,
U.S.A., 1877; n. American;
s. of James Rabbitt, archi-
tect ; m. 1899, to Bonnie
Vestal Winton. Ednc.: gra-
duate of fit. J elm's School,
Stamford, 1892; Rochester
A.M.!. Class, 1901. With
Seeley & Co., engineers,
New York, as 1st class ap-
prenties, 1893-96, with
Blickensderfer Mfg. Co., as
mechanical expert and
machine designer, 1896 -
1902; manager for F. W.
Home, BugineeriDg, at
Osaka, 1902-09; since 1909
engaged ' in manufactim'ng
business in Japan. T. r.J.:
10 years. JRecreations : golf
and yachting. Address: 67,
Shinzaka-maohi, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo. ' Glnbs: Yokohama
United Club, Nippon Race
Club, Mosquito Yacht Club,
Kobe Club, Kobe Golf Club.

Rankin, James, Kobe agent
of the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company's Royal
Mail S.S. Line; b. at Liver-
pool, England, in 1869, and
educated in Scotland and

England. Came to Canada
and entered the service -of
the Canadian Pacific Rail-
.way Co. in 1887 and re-
mained in Montreal until
1892; was sent by the com-
pany to the East, and since
that is serving as agent of
the company's Royal Mail
S.S. Line at Kobe. Address:
C.P.R. Co., 14, Maye-machi,
and 158, Yamamoto-dori,
Shichome, Kobe.

Ray, Robert Jackscn, A.M.,
Professor of economics at
Keio Gijuku ; b. Richmond,
Indiana, U.S.A., Oct. 26,
1883; n. American; s. of
Nathan Harvey Ray, retired
banker; m. to Mary Elnetha
Brownlee, June 19, 1911.
Uduc. : High School, Sterling,
Kansas; University of Kan-
sas, Harvard. Fellow in
sociology and economics at
Kansas 'Univ., 1908-09; Pht
Beta Kappa; Univ. Scholar,
Harvard, 1909-10; Henry
Lee Memorial Fellow, Har-
vard, University, 1910-11.
T.r.J.: since Sept. 1911.
Address: 12, Shiu-Ryudocho,
Azabn-ku, Tokyo.

Reid, Edgworth, Manager
of Jardine Mathesoa & Co.
Ltd.,Kobe; n. British. T.r.J.:
since July 1, 1912. Address:
Jardine Matheson & Co. Ltd.,
83, Kio-machi, Kobe.

Reidhaar, Ludwig, III. D.

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d(Easel, Switzerland), Physi-
cian, Senior Partner of Drs.
Reidhaar, Munro, etc.; h.
May 4, 1856, Basel, Swit-
zerland; n. Swiss. Educ.:
Basel University, etc., etc.
T.r.J.: 11 years. Address:
(office) 74, Settlement, Inter-
national Building, Yokohama;
(private) 59, Bluff, Yokohama.
Tel.: (office) 1157; (private)
1064. Chibs: Germania, etc.,
etc.

Eeifsnider, Charles Shriner,
A.B., M.&.., li.H.D., President
of St. Paul's University
(Eikkyo Dai-Gaku); b. 1877,
i'rederick City, Maryland, U.
S.A.; ,?. of Charles David
Reifsnider; m. June 16,
1904, to Mary Duke Gordon.
Educ. : Kenyan College, Bex-
ley Theological Seminary,
Liberal Arts and Theology.
■Clergyman; missionary; Mid-
dle School and Commercial
School teacher, Fukui, Tsu-
ruga nnd Tokyo-fu. Address,:
56, Akashi-cho, Kyobashiku,
Tokyo. Td.: Kyobashi 516.
Clubs: Masonic.

Eeuter, Rudolph Ernest,
Professor of music, teacher
of piano; b. New York, 1886;
11. American; s. cf Gustav
Eeuter, prof. of music.
Educ: in America and 5
years in Germany, Concert
pianist in Germany and
America; called to the Tokyo

Academy of Music from
Berlin in 1909; in Ueno
Academy, head-man of piano
and prof, of the theory of
Music Departments. T.r.J.:
3 years. Becreatimis: travel-
ing, motor-bicycling, tennis.
Address: American Embassy,
Tokyo. Td.: Shiba 115.
Clubs: German Asiatic
Society, Tennis Club.

Reynell, Ha.rold Essex, Pre-
sident of H.E. Keynell & Co.;
b. in England, 1850. Arrived
in Japan in 1869 and joined
Messrs. Alt & Co., Nagasaki;
was then appointed instruct-
or of Englisla to the members
of the Tosa clan at Kochi
by prince Yodo of Tosa, re-
ceived an appointment from
the Department of Education,
as professor at the Osaka
College; after years resigned
and was engaged by the
Mitsui tea dep't; in the fol-
lowing year, on his own
account, started an export
and import business found-
ing the present firm of H.E.
Eeynell <fe Co., Kobe; dis-
covered the famous 'Hirano"
mineral spring and subse-
quently the mineral water
business remarkably develop-
ed by his endeavour; for
several years has been
managing director of the
Oriental Hotel, Kobe; took
an active interest in the

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opening of the Sanyo Hotel
at Shimonoseki. Address:
Keynell & Co., 60, Naniwa-
machi, and Shioya.

Kiddell, Miss Hannah, Phil-
anthropist, founder of the
Kumamoto Lepers Hospital;
h. in London; d. of Daniel
Kiddell, private gentleman.
Educ.: private. In 1901, she
came to Japan as a mission-
ary, and was striken with
horror and pity, seeing the
very terrible sight of the mi-
serable condition of many
lepers gathered near Hon-
myo-ji temple, Knmamoto.
There and then, she formed
a resolution that she would
devote her whole life to the
relief of those poor lepers.
Consequently she asked her
friends in England for the
fund of the noble work, and
the Leper Hospital of the
Kesm'rection of Hope was
founded. Since then, she has
rescued several hundred of
lepers and spent for them
much money. In 1906, a
report of her good work
reached H. M. the late Em-
peror Meiji, who was so
highly pleased that he con-
feiTed upon her the Order of
Green Ribbon. Becreations:
the care of lepers, photogra-
phy. Address. : 436 Furu
SMuyashiki, Kumamoto.

Tel: 488. CMs: the New

Victorian Club, Piccadilly, W.

Kider, Lorenzo N., B. Sc,
Director Nippon Electric Co.;
b. Bath, New York, U.S.A.,
Oct. 31, 1882; n. American;
s. of Charles C. Rider, farmer.
Educ: graduate of Union
College, Scheneclady, New
York, U. S. A. T.'r. J.: a
years. Becreations: baseball.
Address: 4, Hinoki-cho, Aka-
saka-ku, Tokyo. Td.: Shiba
49. Clubs: Tokyo Chib,
Yokohama United Club.

Robinson, Charles Edward,
B.D. (Missiouri Bible College),
A.M. (Missouri State Uni-
versity), Christian mission-
ary of the Foreign Mission-
ary 'Society, Cincinnati, O.,
U.S.A.; b. Greenville, 111.,
U.S.A.; s. of Benjamin Har-
rison Robinson, farmer; m.
Aug. 14, 1907, to Miss Es-
sie B. Forsythe. ■ Educ.: as
above. Private in Co. I.
20th Kansas, U.S.A., during
the Spanish American War;
served in the Philippines.
T.r.J.: since Oct. 11, 1907.
Becreations: tennis, but sel-
dom leave time for recrea-
tion. Address: Sendai, Japan.

Keeper, George, Partner and
manager of M. Raspe & Co.,
Kobe; b. in Lubeck in 1869.
Educ: at the gymnasium
called the Katharineum in
Lubeck. Entered business
in 1884 and after 4 years'

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service in Boye and Schweigli-
ofer at Lubeck; emploj^ed L>y
fclie Imperial German Govern-
ment Bank, weut to Ejim-
burg; joined the firm of.
George Kleinwort, Hamberg,
vi^Iiioh is general agent for
the import trade of M. Raspe
&Co., left Hamburg for Japan
in 1894 to join M. Raspe &
Co. of which firm he became
a partner in 1903; during
his stay in Japan, besides
general import and export
business, he was interested
in building up the Java
sngar trade; is president of
German club, " Club Con-
cordia " at Kobe. Address:
M. Kasps & Co., 91, Kita-
machi, Kobe.

Boeper-Bosch, P.A., Import-
meroliant; b. in Amsterdam,
27th of December 1889; n.
Netherlands; s. of J. Eoeper-
Bosch, general mercliant in
A m sterdam ; Unmarried .

Edvc.: graduate of Commer-
cial High school. Half a
year employed in Amster-
dam, after that IJ year
employed by Messrs. Wm.
Hoist & Co. Yokohama, since
May 1910 Manager of Messrs.
Van Perlstein and Roeper
Bosch, Yokohama. T.r.J.:
since 1908. Becreations:
horseback and ski-running.
Address: 194 Settlement,
Yokohama, Tel.: 36. Gltd)s:

Yokohama United ( lub. Club
Germania, Tokyo Cliib.

Romisch, Leo, Merchant; b.
1875 in Bavaria; s. of L.P.,
Eomisch; m. to Susan E.
Summers; d. of late Prof.
Rev. James Summers.
Educ. : Commercial SchooL
Proprietor of Romisch Sho-
kai and Representative Part-
ner of Cavl Zeiss Goslii Kai-
sha, the Japanese Branch of
the Optical Works Carl Zeiss,
Jena (Germany). T. r.J.:
since Feb. 1904. Address i
Tsukiji 33-A, Tsukiji, Kyo
bashi-ku, Tokyo. 2'eZ. : Kyo-
bashi 259.

Rooke, Wm. IiSCason, con-
sulting engineer; b. Bristol,
England; n. British ; ,9. of
Frederick Sussex Roolse,
retired gentleman, director
of Wheel Lopes Co., Ltd,
1st Austel Mining Company
Ltd., Imperial Brewery Co.,
Partner. Educ: general sci-
ence engineering. T.r.J. 3,}
years. Secreations : tennis,
goM, etc. Address: 184, 5
chome Nakanoshima, Osaka.
Glvbs: Tokyo and Kol:e
Club.

Rowland, Dr. George Miller,
A.1I1., D.D., Missionary; b.
Dec. 11, 1859; m. June 30,
1886. Educ.: Middleburg
College; Hart-ford Theologi-
cal Seminary. Arrived in
Japan in 1886 and com-

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menced work as evagelistic
missionary; has also inci-
dentally done some educa-
tional work. Address: Sap-
poro, Hokkaido, (absent) :
Suburndale, Mass.

Royds, William Massy, B.A.
(St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, 1900), in British
Consular service, Japan (Vice
Consul); h. Reading, Berk-
shire, England, June 22,
1879; s. of Dr. W.A.S. Eoyds.
T.r.J. : 10 years. Hecreations :
all outdoor sports. Address:
British Consulate General,
Seoul, Korea. Clubs: Kobe
and Shimonoseki.

Royen, J.H. van, Doctor in
Law and Doctor in Political
Sciences, holder of the
Knight • of the Netherlands
Lion, Officer of Orange-
Nassau and other foreign
decorations; b. ZAvolle, March
28, 1871; n. Netherlands; s.

of the late J.H. van Koyen;
m. to Miss A.F. Winthrop,
New York. EdiK.: studied
at the University of Gron-
ingen, Holland; took bis
degrees, Dec. 1895. Entered
the diplomatic career, May
1896; sent as secretary and
later as counsellor to Berlin,
Washington, Constantinople,
London; appointed minister
in Tokyo, Aug. 1908. T. r.
J. : since Dec. 1908. Recrea-
tiaiis : tennis, motoring, etc.
PiihlicaHons: " The Consular
Jurisdiction in Japan." Ad-
d,ress: Netherlands Legation,
Tokyo. Tel.: Shiba 131.
Clubs: Club de La Haye, St.
James', Tokyo Club.

Kussell, Miss E., Mission-
ary of Methodist Episcopal
Church, Principal of Kwas-
sui Girl's School. Arrived
in Japan in 1879. Address.:
Kwassui Jo-Gakko, Nagasaki.

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Sadler, Arthur Iiindsay, M.
A. (Oxon.), Lecturer in Dai
Roku Koto-Gakko; I>. 1882,
Londou; n. English. Educ:
Merchant and Taylor's School;
Dalwioh College; Afterwards.
Scholar of St. John's College,
Oxford; B. A. 1907, M. A.
1911; Septuagint Prizeman
and Kennicott Hebrew Scho-
lar in the University. Came
to Japan immediately after
graduation. T.r.J.: 3 years.
Eecreations : cycling and
Japanese fencing. Address:
I'd, Nishida-machi, Okayama.

Sale, Frederick George,
Merchant, managing director
(since 1908) of Messrs. Sale
and Frazar, Ltd., Tokyo; h.
Manchester, England, 1871;
n. English; s. of George
Sale, Merchant; m. 1899 to
Ida, d. of Capt. Worsp of
Auckland, New Zealand. T.
r. J.: over 25 years. Recre-
ations: tennis and motoring.
Address : 15, Go-Ban cho,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Td.:
Bancho 2936. Ghihs: City
Carlton, London; Yokohama
-United Chib; Tokyo Club.

Saimnons, Thomas, Ameri-
can Consul- General, Toko-
liama, Japan; h. February 7,
1863_, at New York, U.S.A.;
31. American; s. of John
Sammons; m. In New York,

October 30, 1888. Educ.:^
Albany Law School, and
George Washington Univer-
sity. Reporter and- editor,
1886-1898; Private Secre-
tary to U. S. Senator 1898-
1905; American Consul Ge-
neral to, Newchang, China,
1905-1907; Consul General
to Seoul, 1907-1909; Consul
General to Yokohama, Japan,
1910. Becreaiions: golf, lawn
tennis. Address : American
Consulate General, Yokoha-
ma, Japan. Tel.: No. 2,533
Yokohama. Glvb: Yokoha-
ma United, Yokohama Social,
etc., etc.,

Sandberg, Paul, Bank ma-
nager; h. Breslau, Germajny,
Nov. 7, 1873; n. German.
Joined the Deutsch Asia-
tische Bank in Calcutta in
1907 and came to Japan in
1905. T.rJ.: 7 years. Ad-
dress: 180-A, Yamashita-cho,
Yokohama. Clvbs: Club
Germania, Y.LT.C, Yokoha-
ma Bankers' Club.

Sanders, Thomas Henry,
Bachelor of Commerce (Uni-
versity of Birmingham),
teacher of commercial prac-
tices in Yamaguchi Higher
Commercial School; b. Brier-
ley Hill, England, April 7,
1885; 11. British; s. of Thomas
Sanders, Insurance Agent.
Educ. : Stourbridge Gram-
mar School and Univer-

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sity of Birmingham. After
graduation from University
July 1905, private secretary
to managing director, also
manager of a Department,
in Kudge-Whitworth Ld.,
Coventry, England, until

1910. T.r.J.: since Jan.

1911. Address: Sldnmiclii,
Yamaguehi.

Sanguinetti, Vivian, Mana-
ger of James Morrison &
Co., Tokj'o. Came to Japan
in 1903, as a representatives
of several leading English
engineering firms, in, con-
nection with Messrs. James
Morrison & Co. of London;
became Manager of Japan
Branch, 1907; he also re-
presents Messrs. Hennebique
of Paris, the celebrated firm
of reinforced engineers, who
are well known for their
patents designs in connection
with such constructions. Ad-
dress: 1, Yariya-cho, Kyo-
bashi-ku, Tokyo.

Satchell, Thomas, Journal-
ist; 1). in London in 1867; n.
English; s. of kte Thomas
Satchell, Surveyor General
of H.M. Customs at Port of
London; m. to Suzu, d. of
the late Y. Yamazaki; 1
daughter. Educ. : educated
privately. After holding-
positions on various English
newspapers, came to Japan
in 1899 to join the -'Japan

Chronicle "; latter edited the
'■ Japan Herald " and is now
assistant editor of the
"Japan Mail." T.r.J.: 13
years. PiMicatimis: Educa-
tional works for the study
of English. Address: 55,
Yamashita-cho, Yokohama.
Tel: IM Yokohama. Clvbs:
Yohohama United Club.

Saunby, Jolm W., B. A.,
Methodist missionary; b.
Aug. 25, 1858, Ottawsi, On-
tario, Canada; n. British; s. of
William Saunby, merchant;
m. June 1, 1897 to EUza M.
Sund of Woodstock, Canada.
Educ: Victoria Univ., Cana-
da. Pastor in Canada for 18
years; missionary in Japan
for 9 years. FuUicaiions:
" Japan, the Land of the
Morning." Address: 14,
Naka Takajo-machi, Kana-
zawa, Kaga.

Schiller, Karl Emil, D.D.,
Siiperintendent of Mission,
lecturer at Kyoto Imperial
University; h. Oct. 16, 1865
at Husum, Germany; n.
German; s. of Karl Theodor
Schiller, official of the State;
married. Educ: studied at
the Universities of Bonn and
Berlin. Pastor and head-
master of middle-school iu
Germany, afterwards mis-
sionary in Japan, first in To-
kyo, later in Kyoto. T.r.J.:
since April 1895. Publica-

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turns: Shinto, die Volks re-
ligion Japans; Japanese Com-
mentary on tlie Gospel of
Matthew and other books.
Address : 10, Shogoin-cho,
Noboribate, Kyoto.

Schmidt, Paul, Proprietor
of Schmidt Shoten; b. Ka-
tlienow a/Havel, (Prussia),
Germany; m. German. Uduc:
Higher Commercial School.
T.r.J.: 16 years. Address:
1, Yayesu-cho 1 chome, Ko-
jimachi-kn, Tokyo. Tel. :
Honkyoku 550 and SMba
1975.

Schneder, David Bowman,
B.A., D.D., Missionary; b.
March 23, 1857, Bowmans-
ville, Pennsj'lyania, U.S.A.;
n. American; s. of Baltzer
Schneder, farmer ; m. in
1887 'to Miss Anna M.
Schoenberger. Uduc: gra-
duated from Franklin and
Marsliall College and from
Lancaster Theological Semi-
, nary. Pastor in America,
1883-87; came to Japan in
1887 and located in Sendai,
becoming at once teacher of
Systematic Theology in the
Tohoku Gakuin; in 1901, on
the resignation of Kev. Ma-
sayoshi Oshikawa, elected
president of the Tohoku
Gakuin, which position still
hold; visited Germany and
England in 1897 for study,
and again in 1906, specially

for the study of educational
methods. T.r.J.: since '87.
Ptiblications: Articles in theo-
logical and educational ma-
gazines. Address: Idi, Higa-
shi Sanban-cho, Sendai.

Scliroeder, Karl Daniel
Franz, Editor, Publisher and
Printer, Consulting Jurist; h.
Oct. 16, 1846, Koenigsberg,
(Prussia), Germany; n. Ger-
man (of English descent);
s. of Capt, Daniel Sohroeder,

lost at sea in 1848; m. Sept.
12, 1887 in Tokyo to Toyo
Saito; 2 children, Sidney
and Kodney, aged 10 and 8
respectively. Educ: College
on the Burg, Konigsberg,
Latin Classics. Shipbuilder,
1863-66; Sailor and later
certificated officer in British
mercantile service, 1866-74;
Government telegraph service
in Berlin, passed examination
as Secretary of telegraphs in
1877; appointed Vice Com-
mander of Pilots at Konigs-

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Ibei-g in 1878; iu addition,
(luring the winter, ucting
Register iu the Prussian
Government there in 1879;
resigned in 1880, and went
on a cruise again. Came to
Japan early iu 1881, was
offered and accepted position
as Sub-Editor and reporter
of the " Japan Herald," then
an English paper; resigned
iu 1884, went to San Fran-
cisco; entered the large pub-
lishing house of A.L. Barnes
& Co. as manager of their
educational dept. Was en-
gaged on Feb. 1885 by A.L.
Barnes & Co., Ltd. pubhshers
of New Tork, to represent
them in Japan, where he in-
troduced the well known
"New National Readers" and
other publications of that
firm; in Sept. 1892, estab-
Hshed "The Eastern World,"
a 'iveekly paper in Yokohama,
which soon established a re-
putation; in 1901, composed
and piiblished an ode on the
death of Her late Majesty
Queen Victoria Avhich he sent
to His late Majesty King
Edward and was thanked
through Lord LansdoAvne in
very courteous words; admit-
ted to the practice of law
in most of the consular
courts and successfully con-
ducted many cases, which
were reported in the " Eas-

tern World"; in Feb. 1904,

appointed by cable resident
correspondent for the "Vos-
sische Zeituug," Berlin (es-
tablished 1704), a position
which he still holds; con-
ducted the " Eastern World "
and its large printing office.
T.r.J.: since '81. Becreations:
broad sword fencing and
pistol shooting. Ptiblications:
The late " Eastern World ";
Notes on the Civil Code of
Japan; Notes on the Com-
mercial Code of Japan; From
" Eastern World " Book
Numbers; numerous political
pamphlets. Address: 1, YO-
rakn-oho 3 chome, Kojima-
chi-ku, Tokyo.

Schueffner, Carl Willielin
Kicliard, Import-merchant
(textiles); I. Jan. 27, 1866
at Chemnitz (Saxony), Ger-
many; n. German; m. to
Mrs. Else Schueffner. l.r.J.:
since 1888. Address: (office)
25, Yamashita-oho, and (pri-
vate) 868, Daijingu-Yama,
Yokohama.

Schwartz, Eev. K.B., D.D,,
Missionary of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Came to
Japan in 1893. (Now absent).

Schwartz, Kev. H.w., Mis-
sionary of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Came to
Japan in 1885. Address:
222, Bluff, Yokohama.

Seidmore, George H., Ameri-

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can Consul General, Seoul,
Chosen; h. October 12, 1854,
Dubuque, Iowa; n. American;
. Educ: studied law. Ameri-
can Consiilar Service since
May 6, 1876. T.r.J.: Since
1881. Becreations: yachting.
Address: American Consulate
General, Seoul, Chosen.
Clubs: Tokyo, Yokohama
Yacht, Yokohama Kowing,
Yokohama Social, Kobe,, Na-
gasaki, Seoul.

Scott, A. P., B. A. (Cam-
bridge), Managing Director
of the Rising Sun Petroleum
Co., Ltd.; h. Sept. 1885,
London; n. English; .s. of
Dr. E.R. Scott, Assistant
Secretary to Board of Edu-
cation. Educ: Marlborough
College, and Peterhouse,
Cambridge. T.r.J.: 4 years.
liecreations : cricket, golf,
tennis, motoring, ping-pong,
bridge, photography. Ad-
dress: 218, Bluff, Yokohama.
Td.: 2088.. Glwbs: Yokoha-
ma United Club aiid Nippon
Automobile Club.

Scott, Rev. F.N., A.B., B.D.,
Missionary; h. June 20, 1870;
m. Dec. 27, 1899, Annie
McClellan. Edtw. : Hamline
University, St. Paul, Minn.;
Drew Theol. Seminary, Ma-
dison, N.J. Served as pastor
of Methodist Episcopal Ch.
in Minn.; arrived in Japan,
Dec. 14j 1903, presiding-

elder. South Kyushu District.
Address : 3, Higashi Yamate,
Nagasaki.

Scott, Kev. J.H., B.B., B.A.,
Missionary; b. July 31, 1852;
m. June 28, 1882, to Carrie
R. Vaughan. Educ: Michi-
gan University; Baptist
Theol. Seminary, Chicago.
Was Supt. of City Schools
in Wan sen and Perrysburg,
Ohio, for three years after
leaving University; after
completing Seminary course
held two pastorates in States
of Iowa and Washington
respectively; came to Japan
as missionary' in 1892. Ad-
dress: 14a, Kawaguchi-machi,
Osaka.

Searle, Susan Annette, B.A.
(Wellesley College, 1881),
Missionary teacher; b. Oct.
1858, Niles, Michigan, U.S.
A., 11. American; d. of Joseph
T. Searle, builder. Educ.:
Public Schools of Niles,
Wellesley College. Taught
2 years at Carleton College,
Northfield, Minnesota, U.S.
A.; came to Kobe, Japan,
under American Board Con-
gregational, in 1883; liave
been a member of the faculty
and for several years principal
of Kobe Jo-Gakuin (Kobe
College for Women) since
that time. Address: Kobe
Jo-Gakuin, Yamamoto-dori
4 chome, Kobe. Tel: 4124.

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Seiple "Weida, Kev. William in Seiidai and lbe«en engaged
George, Pli. D., A.B., A.B., in teaching in the North.
Professor of Old Testament Japan -College (Tohoku, Ga-
Exegesis in North Japan hum). Becreations: baseball
College (ToJioJm Gdkuin), and tennis. PiMkaikms:
Sendai, Japan; &.; Allentown, Theocrihan ParaMek to tlie
Pennsylvania, February 4, Song of Songs in the Ameri-
1877; ii. American; s. Enos can Journal of Semitic Lan-
P. Weida, Public school guages, Vol. XIX., No. 2
teacher; m. June 28, 1905, (January 1903); A Modem
to Miss Florence Isabelle Cuneiform: GongratuHaiory
Ijehman, of Baltimore, Mary- Message, Becent Papyrus
land. Uduc: Public schools Finds in Egypt, Tagalog
of AUentown, Pennsylvania, Poetry, and The Tagalog
1885-1894, graduating at the Numerals in the Jolms Hop-
High School; Muhlenberg kins University Circulars,
College, AUentown, Pa., No. 163 (June 1903); and
1894-1897; Franklin and Polysylahic Boots with Initial
Marshall College, Lancaster, Pain in Tagalog in the Journal
Pa., 1897-1898; Theological of the American Oriental
Seminary of the Beformed Society, Vol. XXV (1904) ;
Church in the United States, besides contributions to the
1898-1901; and Johns Hop- Beformed Church Be view,
kins University, Baltimore, The Japan Evangelist, and
Md., 1901-1905. Post- The Pioneer. Address: 125
gradute student of Hebrew, Tsuchidoi-machi, Sendai,
Assyrian, and Greek at Johns Japan. Member of . the
Hopkins University under American Oriental Society,
Professors Paul Haupt and and the Asiatic Society of
Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve. Japan.

Was WilHam S. Eayner Senior, James Favre-Brandt,

Fellow in Semitic Languages Merchant, founder aridpartr

at Johns Hopkins University ner of the C. and J. Favrer

from 1903 to 1904. Was Brandt; b. in 1841 at Locle

appointed missionary to (Switzerland); , ra.l ; _Swim.

Japan in May 1905 by his .£Hz«c.: in Switzerland.;-- Came

denominational foreign mis- to Japan in April 1863,

sion board. Arrived in founded a firm in his name

Japan, Aug. 31, 1905, and "J. Favi'e-Brandt," _ was

since that time -have resided joined . in August- 1864 by

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his brother Charles Pavre-
•Brandt as partner. T.r.J.:
Fifty years. Address: Office
No. 175. Tamashita-oho.
Td.: No. 205. {Post Offlce
box No. 87).

Sergy, Bishop of the Ortlio-
dox (Jhurch in Japan; b.
June 16, 1871; n. Russian;
s. of Eev. Alexis Tiliomiroff,
Archpriest. JSduc. : Ecclesias-
tical Seminarium, Ecclesias-
tical Academia. 1896, In-
spector seminariae; 1899,
Rector seminariae, 1905,
Alagister theologiae; 1905,
Rector academiae; 1905,
Bishop of the Russian
Church; 1908, Bishop of
Kyoto in Japan, 1912, Bishop
for Japan (Successor of the
Jate Archbishop Nicolai).
r.r.j;:' since June 27, 1908.
Address: 6, Higashi Kobai-
cho, Surugadai, Kanda-kii,
Tokyo. Td.: Honkyoku

2569.

Seymour, John Ificholson,
B.A., 2t B. (Univ. of Dublin),
Medical practitioner (retired),
now Instructor in English,
Dai Ichi Koto-Gakko, holder
of the 5th Class Order of Ris-
ing Sun; b. Lisburn, Ireland;
n. British; s. of Rev. John
Hobart Seymour; m. toTsuru,
d. of Mr. Nagai Yosuke of
Yokohama. Udvc. : Royal
School, Armagh, and Dublin
University. After serving a

few years as surgeon in the
Royal Navy, retired and since
then has been engaged as in-
structor in the Koto Shihan-
Gakko and other Koto-Gak-
ko. T.r.J.: since 1886. lie-
creaMons: billiards, country
trips, reading. P'ubl'U'ations :
books of grammar, etc. for
Japanese students. Address:
116, Honmura-cho, Azabu-ku,
Tokyo. OMs : Tokyo Club.

Shortt, Charles Harper, M.
-A-., Clergyman; b. 1858 at
Port Hope, Canada; n. Bri-
tish; s. of Jonathan Shortt,
D. D., Clergyman. JEdnc. :
Trinity College, University
of Toronto. In charge succes-
sively of the parishes of
Woodbridge, St. Cyprian's
and St. Thomas' Churches,
Toronto; then missionary in
Japan since 1900. Address:
12, Shi-no-Tsuji, Takata,
Echigo.

Simon, Edmund M.H., Br.
jur. and Dr. phil., Professor
in the Higher School of
Commerce, Nagasaki; b.
Feb. 22, 1882, Dresden
(Saxony), Germany; n. Ger-
man. Educ.: studied laws
and philosophy in Germany
(Universities of Tiibingen,
I3erlin, Greifswald) and also
Oriental languages, chiefly
Japanese at Berlin; after
passing the required exami-
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bench in 1907, L.L.D., 1908;
appointed interpreter to H.
I.G.M.'s Embassy in Tokyo,
1908; later on transferred
to tiie Consulates in Kobe
and Nagasaki; left Japan
for Europe at the end of
1910, and retired from the
Government service; devoted
himself to a publication on
the Loochoo Islands, having
visited this part of Japan
during his residence in the
country for scientific re-
searches and became Ph. D.
of the University of Leipzig;
in autumn, 1911, appointed
professor of the Higher
Commercial School, Nagasa-
ki. Recreations: collecting
of fine arts objects, chiefly
pottery. PuUiccdions; " Natur
und volkerrechtliche Trag-
weite des Urteils des Haager
Schiedsgerichtshofes v. 22
Mai, 1904"; "Beitrage zur
Kenntnis der Kiukiu-Inselu "
and various articles in news-
papers and magazines on
Things Japanese. Address:
14-B, Minami-Tamate, Na-
gasaki.

Smart Avthm, C.S., Sworn
measure to homeward cargo
Conference; b. Clejton, 1865;
n. British; s. of J.N. Lamrt,
ship owner, England. Educ:
Bachelor. T.r.J. : since 1906.
Address: 195KitanoTcho,Kobe.
Td. : 3517. Club : Kobe Club.

Smith, M. Spencer, B. A.

(Oxon.), Merchant; n. Eng-
lish; m. 1907 to Miss Pene-
lope Delme-Eadcliffe. Educ.:
Eton and Oxford. Director
of Samuel Samuel & Co., Ltd.
and of Rising Sun Petroleum
Co., Ltd. T.r.J.: since 1905.
Recreations : golf, shooting
and fishing. Address: 38- A,
Bluff, Yokohama. Tel. : 2612.
Clvbs: Bath Club, London.

Smith, Nathaniel Ferdinand,
Merchant and proprietor of
Smith Baker & Co., holder
of tlie 3rd Class Order of
Rising Sun; b. Smithtown,
Suffolk Country, New York,
U.S.A.; n. American; s. of
The Honourable Edward
Henry Smith; m. to Abigar
Piatt Lord. Uduc. : Columbia
Colleges. Lawyer; served in
the American Civil War as
County Commissioner; ren-
dered service in the time of
the late war as President
of the Perry Memorial Re-
lief Eimd. T.r.J.: 33 years.
Recreations: reading, riding,
shooting, golf, etc. Address:
1, Bluff, and 178, Yamashi-
ta-cho, Yokohama. Td.: 265.
Olvbs: Yokohama United
Club; President of the Ame-
rican Asiatic Association of
Japan.

Smith, Percy Almerin, B.S.,
M A (Univ. of Dlinois, U.
S.A.), Missionary; b. August

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8, 1876, Dixon, 111., U.S.A.;
n. American; .s. of E.G.
Smith, supt. of schools;' m.
Oct. 20, 1903 at Yokohama
to Charlotte Enid Draper.
Educ.:^ graduate of the Uni-
versity of Illinois, 1901.
Taught mathematics at Uni-
versity of III, Sept. 1901-
Eeb. 1903; professor of Eng-
lish in Hiroshima Normal
College, April 1903-March
1912; missionary of American
Church Mission, April 1912.
T.r.J.: since '03. Becreations:
carpentry and tennis. Pub-
Itcadons: Editor of " English
Teachers Magazine," 1906 -
12. Address: Sei-ko-kai,
Maru-no-uchi, Tsu, Ise.

Smith., "William George,
Professor of English langua-
ge at The Tokyo School of
, Foreign Languages, Artillery
and Engineering College.
Had been teaching English
language and literature in
Tokyo, in the Naval Medical
College, in the Peers' Scliool,
and has been in the School
of Foreign Language and the
Hoko Gakko. Decoratwri:
Order of the Sacred Treasm'e.
Address: 372, Shirokane San-
ko-cho, Shibaku, Tokyo.

Snow, Henry James, Secre-
tary of the Yokohama United
Club, Fellow of the Royal
Geographical Society; 6.
March 15, 1848, Bengeo

Herts, England; n. English;
s. of James Snow, farmer.
Educ.: Private School. Mer-
cantile, sea-otter and seal
hunting and exploring for
23 years. T.r.J. : since 1869
Becreations: sports. Publica-
tions: " Notes on the Kuril
Islands "; " In Forbidden
Seas." Address: Yokohama
United Club, Yokohama.
Clubs: YokoLama United
Club and Tokyo Club.

Somerville, Jolin Arthur
Coghill, military officer, holder
of S. African Medal and 3
clasps, King's Coronation
Medal and the Order of
Eising S\in; b. March 26,
1872, Drishane, Skibbereen,
Co. Cork, Ireland; n. British;
s. of Colonel Thomas Henry
Somerville, military; m. Nov.
3, 1910 to Vera Cooper,
younger d. of C.W. Astonkey.
Educ.: Eoyal Military Col-
lege, Sand-hurst, England.
Served in India, the Straits
Settlements, South Africa
(campaign) and England;
came to Japan to study the
language for 2 years, 1905-
1907; served at War Office,
London, 1907-11; appointed
military Attache, Tokyo,
Feb. 1911. Becreations: fox
hunting, shooting, inusic,
lawn tennis. Address: 13,
iteinanzaka-machi, Akasaka-
ku, Tokyo. Tel: Shiba 3940.

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CJliibs: Naval and Military,
London.

Soper, Rev. Julius, A.B.,
AM., CD., Dean of Aoyama
Theol. Sch.; h. Feb. 15,- 1845,
at Poolesville, Maryland; m.
May 20, 1873^ Mary Frances
Davison. Educ. : George-
town Coll., D.C.; Drew
TLeol. Seminary, N.J., U. S.
A. Arrived in Japan in
1873, and prosecuted evange-
listic work in connection
with Meth. Bpis. Cli. until
1895; closely identified with
national temperance move-
ment in Japan since 1890;
from 1895 to the present
time has been engaged in
educational work; witness-
ed the great procession
headed, by the Emperor and
Empress when the new con-
stitution of Japan was pro-
mulgated, Feb. 11, 1889;
present on the platform at
Hibiya Park, Tokyo, when
admirals Togo and Kamimu-
ra were publicly welcomed,
autumn of 1905; twice
ministerial delegate from
Japan Anmml Conf. to Gen.
Conf., U. S. A., 1892 and
1900; present at Ecumenical
Miss. Oonf. at New York,
April, 1900; has sliaken
hands with five Presidents
of U.S.A.; Buchanan, Lin-
coln, Grant, Clevealand and
.MoKinley. Puhlicaiiotis: Nu-

merous translations of reli-
gious Avorks into Japanese.
Address: No. 4, Aoyama
Gakuin, Aoyama, Tokyo,
Japan (absent).

Speight, Ernest E., B. A.
(London), F.K.G.S. (London),
Teacher of English, 4th
Higher School, Kanazawa;
h. Yorkshire, 1871; n. Eng-
lish; s. of Edwin Speight,
F. E. G. S., merchant ; m
daughter of Albert Gron,
shipowner, of Sandefjord,
. Norway. JEIdiic. : Bradford
Grammar School, Loudon
Univ. Assistant Editor of
the Oxford English Diction-
ary; engaged in publishing
for 6 years; founded the
educational department of
Sir Horace Marshall's Firm.
T.r.J.: since 1909. Recrea-
tions: cricket, tennis, walk-
ing. PiMicaiions: over 40
educational works, alone and
in collaboration with Prof.
York Powell, Prof. E. Dow-
den, Sir George Birdwood,
Sir Clements Markham, Sir
John Cookburn and the Hon.
W. P. Beeves; Author of
The Galleon of Torbay," a
novel (1908) and many arti-
cles and poems in English
and American papers, Ad-
dress: Kanazawa, Kaga.

Stephenson, Edward Stanley,
Instructor at thg Lnperial
Engineering College, Yoko-

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suka, holder of the 6tli Class
Order of the Sacred Trea-
sure; h. Bowdoii, England,
1871; n. British. T.r.J.: since
1898. Puhlications: "English
Manners and Customs";
" Practical Elocution "; " Fa-
mous People of Japan (with
Mr. Asano), etc. Address:
Dzushi, Kanagawa-ken.

Strome, Oscar D., Merchant,
manager of Strome & Co.,
Yokohama, with Brandies
at Kobe and l.oudon; h. in
Yokohama in 1879; n. Bri-
tish; s. of Charles John
Strome, proprietor of the
frm, arrived in Japan in
1866. Educ.'. English, French
and German Colleges. T.r.
J. : since 1894. Ilecreations :
sports. Address : (office) 12,
Yamashita-cho, and (private)
33, Bluff, Yokohama; P.O.B.
231, Yokohama. Td.: 348.
CiTibs : Yokohama United
Club; Sporting Club.

Stone. Wm. H., adviser to
the Department of Com-
munications in Tokyo. Mr.
Stone joined the old Kobu-
sho or Public "Vi'orks' Depart-
ment in 1872, as a junior
assistant. At that time there
were about three hundred
foreigners in the various de-
partments of the Government,
and Mr. Stone is the only
one remaining in active
service to-day, although a

few of these old Government
servants are still living and
are either in Japan or in re-
tirement at home. The Kobu-
sho had control of the coun-
try's railways, telegraphs,
lighthouses and mines, but
when the Teishinsho, or De-
partment of Communications
was instituted to take the
place of the Kobusho, the
Mining Bureau was turned
over to the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce,
while the Mercantile Marine
Bureau as well as the
Postal service came in to
the Department of Com-
munications. This change
took place in 1885 when the-
late Admiral Enomoto was
appointed the first Minister
for Communications. Mr.
Stone, during his career in
the Japanese service, has
witnessed some remarkable
changes from tha old to the
new, and has seen the birth
of many of the great national
services that exist to-day.
The Tokyo- Yokohama rail-
way was opened shortly after
his arrival. Mr. Stone was
engaged in England to act
as assistant on the institution
of the telegraph service in
Japan in the 5tli y. of Meiji.
Address: 3 Aoicho, Akasaka-
ku, Tokyo. Td.: 277 Shiba.
Strong James Norman, En-

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gineer (electrical); h. Bristol,
England; n. British. Busi-
ness manager of Yokohama
Engine & Iron Works, Ltd.
T.r.J.: Since 1906 (7 years).
Address: No. 72 B. Bluff.
Td.: 31 P.O. Box No. 98.

Struthers, John, M. A.
(Glasgow), B. Sc, (Glas-
gow), Agricultural Chemist ;
h. 1871, Lanarkshire, Scot-
land; n. British (Scotch); m.
1895. Edm.: Glasgow Uni-
versity and Agricultural Col-
lege; Beading University
College. Lecturer on agricul-
tural chemistry, Glasgow
Agricultural College; agricul-
tural chemist and propag-
anda Manager to the Chilian
Nitrate of Soda interests in
the Far East. T.r.J.: since
1907. Address: 6, Babasaki,
Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Tel. :
Honkyoku 2989 and Kyo-
bashi 839. avhs: Tokyo
Club.

Sulzer, Robert, Silk inspec-
tor, manager of Sulzer,
Riidolph & Co.; h. Dec. 11,
1875, Winterthur, Switzer-
land; n. Swiss; s. of Ed.
Sulzer-Ziegler; m. to Martha
Sulzer, nee Ziegler. Educ.:
Winterthur, Switzerland. T.
r.J-: since. 1897. Address:
(office) 174, Yamashita-cho,
and Cprivate) 248, Bluff,
Yokohama; P. O. B. 115,
Yokohama. Clubs: Club

Germania, Yokohama United
Club.

Summers, Miss Catherine Ca-
roline, Instructor of English
at the Seisoku Eigo Gakko;
b. Kent, England; n. British
(Irish); d. of Prof. James
Summers, London University
and Imperial University of
Japan, Professor of Chinese
and Professor of Rhetoric and
Logic, the First Professor
of English in Japan. Eng-
aged in teaching for 20 years;
first English child to be pre-
sented to Her Majesty the
Empress of Japan (now E.U.).
r.r. J. : 30 years. Becreatiom:
chrysanthemum-growing and
dogs. Publications: "The Chry-
santhemum " ; " Up-to-date
Conversations " ; " Odds and
Ends," etc. Address: 51,
Tsukiji, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo.
Suttor, John Bligh, A.3MC.I.
C.E., Commissioner in the
Far East of the Govt, of
New South Wales; b. Bat-
hurst (N.S.W.), Dec. 10,
1859, 4th s. late Hon. John
Bligh Suttor, whose family
have always been closely
identified with the develop-
ment of N. S. W., and is
looked upon as one of the old-
est pioneer families. Edtic.:
Bathurst and Sydney. Was
appointed to the public
service. New South Wales
on Dec. 15, 1879, and adopt-

ri^oj

ed profession of! surveying
and engineering; for many
years served as resident
engineer on the State Bail-
ways of New South Wales;
one of the last works com-
pleted by Mr. Suttor was
the duplication of the Great
Western Railway line over
blue Mountains; also conduct-
ed large works for the im-
provement of grades and
curves on the state railways;
after serving for over 25
years on engineering Avorks
was appointed by Govern-
ment of New South Wales
as commercial representative
in The Far East with a view
of extending N.S.W. Com-
merce; on Oct. 1, 1906, was
promoted to position of Com-
missioner in the East for the
Government of New South
Wales; was elected to the
Institution of Civil Engineers,
London., Dec. 3, 1895; was
recommended by Government
of Japan in 1906 to be de-
corated with the order of
the Sacred Treasure of
Japan, as a reward for his
service in promotion of com-
merce between Japan and
Austraha. Address: Kobe
Building, Kobe. Club: Hong-
kong; Manila; Kobe, Tokyo.
Suzor, Louis, Eepresenta-
tive of Insurance Company,
attorney for land owners

and estate, importer and
exporter; h. Aug. 28, 1873 ;
n. French; s. of Louis Suzor,
government official. Educ. :
graduate of a French Col-
lege. Came to Japan as
special director for L'Union,
a powerful Insoe. Co. of Paris;
is also attorney for 4 different
large land owners in Japan';
general representative of
several leading French com-

panies, suon as The Miche-
lin Tvre Co., The Delarmay,
Belleville Co., The Clement
Motor Car Co.; is also inter-
ested in financial business,
having connections with many
of the leading French banks.
T.T.J.: since 1898. Address:
(office) 80, Settlement, (motor
car dept.) 21, Settlement,
and (private) 31, Bltiff,
Yokohama. Td.: 837 and
8129. Olvbs: Yokohama
United Club, Nippon Auto-
mobile Club, Ass. Automobile
de France.

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Sweet, Charles Filkins, B.Al,
Clerk in Holy Orders (Priest);
b. Owego, New York, U.S.
A., 1855; n. American; s. of
Charles Henry Sweet, law-
yer; m. to Matilda Hill (born
in England), 1885. Edtic.:
Private Schools, Ujiiversity
(Cornell). Admitted to bar,
1876; ordained, 1880-1881;
Parish Priest, and School-
master; in Japan, professor
of theology in Trinity Di-
vinity School. T.r.J.: since
1898. Becreations : lawn
tennis, swimming, walking,
chess. FuUications: " A
Champion of the Cross," a
biography, and numerous
magazine and newspaper
articles. Address: 5i, Tsu-
kiji, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo.

Swift, Prof. Jolm Trumbull,

III.A., Prof, of English and
Correspondent; h. 1861, at
Colchester, Conn.; m. 1889,
Isabel Wallace, d. of Geo.
A. Newman, East Orange,
N.J. Bduc. : Yale University.
Since 1900, Prof, of English
in Tokyo Higher Normal
School, and Lecturer on
English language in the
College of Literature, Imp.
University; correspondent of
New York "Sun." Club:
Tokyo. Address: No. 7,
Fujimi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo.
Szentirmay, von,* Consul of
Austria- Hungary, holder of
the Italian Crown Order; b.
Dec. 11, 1890; n. Austrian.
Address: Austro-Hungarian
Consulate, 76, Bluff, Yoko-
hama. Td.: 2332.

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Tata, Bejan, D., Manager of
Tata Sons Co.; b. in 1874;
n. British, subject, T. r. J. :
about I year. Address : No.
13, Yainamoto-d5ri, 2 chome,
Kobe. Tel. : 512.

Talbot, W. H., Assistant
manager of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the U.
S. A., Tokyo ; b. ■ in Great
Britain ; n. British. Proprie-
tor of "Japan Gazette," pro-
motor of " Kirin Beer Bre-
wery. " T. r. J. : about 40
years. Recreaiions : business.
Address : No. 1, Yuraku-cho,
I chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

Tallers? W-, import, export
and commissioa agent, Kobe;
b. at Bukharest, Eumania,
in I848. At the age of thirty-
one, came over to Japan and
established himself as an im-
port and export merchant with
main office in Kobe and bran-
ch ofSce in Yokohama ; is a
curio expert with excellent
taste and judgement ; in 1884,
was decorated with the sth
class of Medjidie by the Sul-
tan of Turkey, for the services
rendered to the Turkish Em-
peror in supplying fine Japa-
nese curios to His Imperial
Household. Address : 78-B,
Kyo-machi, Kobe.

Temme) Ludwing? Merchant,
partner of H. Ahrens <& Co.,

Nachfs., Yokohama, Kobe,
Nagasaki, and Bremen, Ger-
many ; h. 1 869, Saarbricken;
n. German ; s. pf Karl Temme,
Government mining expert ;
m. 1904, with German lady.
After finishing his education
at the Gymnasium in Osna-
bruck, he joined a Berlin
Bank, which he left after 3
years apprenticeship, in order
to complete his commercial
training in England ; staying
6 years in London, he came
out to Japan Yokohama in
1896 for Messrs. H. Ahrens
& Co. Nachfs, of which firm
he became a partner in 1909.
H. Ahrens c6 Go. Nachfs were
established in Japan since
I869, and are well known,
not only as the Japanese Age-
nts of the " Norddeutscher
Lloyd, " but as the Eepresen-
tatives of several important
factories in Germany, England
and elsewhere. T. r. J. : 16
years. Address : 26, Settle-
ment, and I27, Bluff, Yoko-
hama. Clubs: various.

Terry, Prof. Henry Taylor,
Counsellor at Law, ex-Prof, of
law in Imp. Univ.; b. Sept. 19,
I847, at Hartford, Coun., U.
S. A. ; m. 1899, Emily Ver-
bech, d. of Eev. Guido F.
Verbech of Tokyo. Educ. :
Yale Univ., class of 1869,
Admitted to bar of Connec-
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nntil 1876 ; became Prof, of
Law in Tokyo Univ. in Jan.,
1877; returned to U. S. in
1884 ; admitted to bar in
New York in 1884 ; practised
in New York until 1894;
returned to Japan, 1 94 and
became Prof, of Law at Imp.
Univ. ; P. M. of Tokyo Lodge,
2015 E. C. F. and A. Masons ;
P. D. Gr. D. Publications :
"First Principles of Law";
" Leading Principles of Anglo-
American Law. " Decorations :
3rd of Sacred Treasure, Japan;
4th of Kising Sun, Japan.
Address: Careof I. H., Bron-
son66, Chiirch St., Walerburg,
Conn., U. S. A.

Teuslen Rudolf Boiling? Phy
sician, M. D. ; n. American ;
m, Mary Stuart Woodward,
July 2ist 1898. Educ. : Gra-
duate of Medical College of
Virginia, class 1894 ; 3 years
post graduate work in Old
Dominion and Kichimond City
hospitals Demonstrator in Me-
dical College of Virginia in
Pathologj' and Bacteriology,
1897—98. Assistant Professor
of Pathology and Lecturer
of Bacteriology, 1898-1900;
Surgeon at Kichmond City
Free Dispensary, 1897-1900 ;
Surgeon and Maj. of ist Re-
giment Infantry of Virginia
Vols ; Mem. of Eichmond Aca-
demy of Medicine and Vir-
ginia State Medical Societies ;

appointed Medical Missionary
of American Episcopal Mis-,
sion, 1900; Surgeon- of St.
Luke's Hospital, Tokyo ; Sur-
geon of British Embassy, To-
kyo. T.r.J. since 1900. Ad-
dress : No. 27, Tsukiji, Kyo-
bashi-ku, Tokyo. Tel: 2934
Kyobashi. Olubs : Tokyo club.

Thompson? Davidi D.Di Mis-
sionary; b. 1835, Harrison Co.,
Ohio, U. S. A. ; n. American
(U. S. A.) ; s. of D. Thomp-
son, farmer ; m. to 1873 to
Mary C. Park. Educ: Fra-
nklin College, Ohio. T. r. J. :
since 1863. Address :' 'No. 16^
Tsukiji, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo^

Thomson, Eev. Robert Austin,
F. R. G. So M. J. S. , Clergy-
man ; b. 1860 ; m. Jan. 3,
1889, Gazelle M. Rulofson,
of New Brifeiin, Conn. Educ. :
Edinburgh and London. Ap-
pointed Agent; National Bible
Society of Scotland to Japan,
1884; resigned in 1888; ap-
pointed Missionary of the
American Baptist Missionary
Union at Kobe, 1888 and has
remained there ever since ;
Sec. of the Mission in Ja^pan,
from 1897 to 1903; served
on Literary Committer for
Decennial Coference of Mis-
sions, 1900; in Japan was ap-
pointed fir it Sec. of that body
during sessions of Conference
at Tokyo ; was iirst missio-
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in Liu-Cniu islands after ' Dr.
Bettleheim, who left Islands
in 1854; ■w^'S instrumental in
opening of mission work amo-
ng islands of Inland Sea of
Japan by securing funds for
building and equipment of a
small vessel which is now be-
ing used with remarkable
success. Publications : Papers
on Liu-Chiu. Address: No.
39, 2chome, Kitano-cho, Kobj.

Timberlake, Miss Alice, Mis-
sionary; n. British (Canadian).
Came to Japan in 1905 ; To-
kyo till 1 9 10; returned to
Canada ; came to Shizuoka
in 1911. Aldress: Eiwajo-
Gakko, Shizuoka.

Topping, Henry, B. A., M. A.,
B. D-> Teacher and minister ;
b. July 26, 1857, Delton, Wis-
consin, U. S. A. ; n. Ame-
rican ; s. of Charles H. Top-
ping, merchant ; m. to Gene-
vieve FavilLe, July 18, i838.
Edtic. : University of Chica-
go, Eochester University and
Theological Seminary. Tea-
cher of Greek and Latin, Be-
nedict College, Columbia S.
P., 1892 — 95; teacher of
ethics and English, Tokyo
Gakuin,, Tokyo, 1895 — 1904;
teacher, English, Morioka
Chu-Gakko, 1907-09 ; reli-
gious work in Morioka, 1906
to the present. T. r. J.: since
1 895 to the present. Address :
No, 43, Uchi-maru, Morioka.

Toorabally, Valimohammad.
Haji, Merchant; b. July 12,
at Baroda, India ; n.

British Indian ; s. of T. H.
Mohammadally, Merchant ; m.
to Miss Abdoolally, d. of Mr.
Abdoolally Siamwalla of Ba-
roda, merchant. Eduo. : edu-
cated at Anjumane Islam,
Bombay. Since 1886, travelled
in Arabia and had been a pilg-
rim to Mecca and Medina, thus
obtaining the title of Haji,
and also travelled the greater
part of Burmah and Zanzi-
bar ; arrived in Kobe on Jan.
8, 1 90 1 to take charge of
the firm of C. A. Camroodin,
a Bombay Agent, until 1905 ;
in Aug. 1906, went into busi-
ness in partnership with Mr.
Palajewalla in Yokohama,
which firm was then known
as V. H. N. Palejwalla ; dis-
solved partnership at the end
of Dec. 1909 and started on
his own account as Merchant
and Commission Agent under
the firm named V. H. Toora-
bally. T. r. J. : since 1900.
Beorealions : lawn tennis, bil-
liards. Address: 72-C, Yama-
shita-cho, Yokohama. Tel- :
2174. Olubs: Indo-Japanese
Association, Asiatic Society,
Tokyo, and Oriental Jubilee
club, Yokohama.

Tresize, Walter Kendal, Ma-
nager of the Yokohama Engine
and Iron Works; b. in Eng-

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land, 1859. Educ. ; the Hart
House College, Cornwall, and
received his professional [trai-
ning at the Truro and H. M.
Dockyard, Devonport. Entered
the mercantile marine in 1 880,
obtaining the British Board
of Trade Certificate as .chief
engineer in 1883 and after
sailing in British ships in that
capacity on the East Indian
trade for one year he entered
the service of the Kyodo Unyu
Kaisha, arriving in Japan in
1884. After a period of ser-
vice at S3a as chief engineer
he received an appointment
from the Nippon Yusen Ka-
isha superin tendance dep 't
and engine works, which po-
sition he occupied for a period
of 10 .years. In May, 1894,

he was appointed manager
of the Yokoham.^ Engine and
Iron Works. Address : Yoko-
hama Engine and Iron Works,
Ltd., 161, and 250, Bluff,
Yokohama.

Tristram, Miss K, B. A., Mis-
sionary of the Chiu-ch Of Eng-
land. Came to Japan in 1888,
Address: No. I2, Kawaguchi-
cho, Ojaka.

Troitzky, A- S-, H. I., Bus-
sian M's Vice-Consul ; T. r.
J. and K. since 1906. Ad-
c?rsss;Eussian Vice-Consulate.
Ohong-jin (Seishin), Korea.

Tacker, Rt. Rsv. Biship H.
St. Geo., D. D., Missionary of
the Episcopal Church of U. S.
A. Came to Japan in 1899.
Add^'es'i : Karasumaru, Kyoto

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Van Dyke, 'Edward Howard,
D. D., Clergyman (Methodist
Protestant Church) ; b. New
Castle, Delaware, U. S. A. ;
n. American ; s. of 'Ephrram
Beeston van Dyke, retired
agriculturist ; m. to Emily
Caroline Burgess. Educ. :
Western Maryland College,
Westminister Theological Se-
minary. Pastor, missionary,
conference president, college
president and president of the
Conference of Federated Mis-
sions in Japan in 191 1, and
a member of the Executive
Committee of the said Con-
ference since 19 10. T. r. J. :
since 'Jan. 1890. Recreations:
horticulture, archeology. Ad-
dress : ' No. 47, Chokyuji-
machi, Nagoya.

Van Horn, Rev. (J. W., A. M. ;
Minister and Missionary; h.
March 19, 1 846, at Alleghany,
Pa., U. S. A. ; m. 1878, Fran-
ces M. Dorsey, of Kentucky.
Educ. : Cumberland Univer-
sity; Depauro University, Ind.,
U. S. A. jServed in U. S. Army
during Civil War from 1861-
88 ; arrived in Japan as Mis-
sionary, 1888. Address: No.
32, Kawaguchi-cho, Osaka.

Vogt, Karl, Barrister at Law
and Patent Agent, Dr. jur.,
holder of Hohenzollern' scher
Hausorden 3. KI.; b. 23, April

1878; TO. Cferman; s. Adolf
Vogt, director of schools.
Educ. : Universities,- Berlin
and Halle. 1903- 19 10, inter-
preter at the German Em-
bassy, Tokyo, since 1 9 1 o lawyer
at Yokohama and member
of the barrister-firm of Mes-
srs. Crosse Heath and Vogt.
T. r. J. : since 1903. Publi-
cations : translations of the
Japanese Commercial Code
into German and English,
Patent and trademark laws
of Japan translated into Ger-
•man. Address : Yokohama,
Yamashita-oh5 No. 75 ; pri-
vate Addr. Negishi 1 161. Tel.:
2517, private telephone 3474.
Clubs : Germanic club, United
club, both of Yokohama.

Voss, Karl, K., Engineer
merchant ; b. Hirthals, Jut-
land, Denmark, Apr. 23, 18-
68 ; n. Dane ; s. of Hendrik
Voss, merchant ; m. in 1 899
to Ingeborg Ellert. Educ. :
graduated from Danish High-
er School, 1 886; Engineering
Certificate, 1894. Chief En-
gineer, Venezuela, South A-
merica, 1891; Chief Engi-
neer, Tvigtrit, Greenland, De-
nmark, 1 896- 1 904; Partner
of the " Danske Handels-Ko-
mpagni," since 1908. T. r. J. :
since 1907. Address: 82, Naka-
Yamate-dori, 3 chome, Kobe ;
Gable Address : Voss Kobe.
Tel.: 1604. Club: Masofiic club.

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Walke, Eev. Roger Atkinson,
M. A. ; Clergyman ; b. March
19, 1877. Ednc. : Episcopal
High School ; Virginia, 1 893-
97 ; University of Virginia,
1898-1902 (M. A;, 1902). Gra-
duated, Va. Theol. Seminary,
1904; ordained Priest, 1905.
Address : Kawagoye, Saita-
ma-ken.

Wallace, George, A. M., B. D.,
Clei'gyman and College Pro-
fessor, Priest in charge of the
Foreign Congregation of Tri-
nity Cathedral, Tokyo (Epis-
copal Ohm'ch), and Professor
in St. Paul's College and in
Divinity School ; n. American
(U. S. A.). Uduc. : in the
United States. Has been Eec-
tor of several Parishes in the
United States, among them:
Trinity Chiu'ch, Jamesville,
Ohio, 1871—78; St. Paul's
Church, Waterloo, N. Y., 18-
78-82 ; St. Andrew's Cathe-
dral, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1882-
89 ; Calvery, Cathedral, Sioux
Fall's, S. Dakota, 1889-92;
St. Margaret School, San Ma-
teo, California, 1892-99. T.
r. J. : since 1900. ■ Address :
No. 40, Tsukiji, Kyobashi-ku,
Tokyo. •

Waller, John Gage, M. A.
(Toronto Univ., Canada), Cler-
gyman ; b, Jan. 26, 1863, Bar-
ton ville, Ontario, Canada; n.

British (Canadian) ; s. of
George Waller, farmer; m.
Sept. 1890, Lydia Susannah
Budgeon. JEduc. : Hamilton
Collegiate Institxxte and Tri-
nity College. Curate at St. An-
ne's Church, Toronto, then at
St, Alban's Cathedral, Toro-
nto, before coming to Japan,
1890. T. r. J.: since 1891. Rec-
reations : gardening, and (just
now) chasing the cat. Ad-
dress : Ueda, Shinano. Clubs:
Oak and Pine.

Wansey, Henry Raymond'
M. A., (Oxford), Teacher of
English in Utsunomiya Mid-
dle School; b. Oct. 16, 1873
at Stoke Bishop, Bristol, Eng-
land; n. British; s. of Ar-
thur Henry Wansey, solicitor;
TO. to Beatrice Margueretta
Nottidge. Educ. : Clifton Col-
lege, Univ. College, Oxford.
Since 1903, a missionary in
Japan : formerly Curate of
Darlington and ( Assistant
Chaplain in the Seaman' s
Mission at Hartlepool, Dur-
ham ; now a member of the
Society of Friends. T. r. J.:
since 1903, ( i ) Nagasaki,
( 2 ) Kagoshimo, ( 3 ) Nikko.
Publiccdiom : " The Victori-
ous Church" ; " True Wor-
ship" ; " Seven Steps Heaven-
ward'' ; "Helpful Thoughts
for the Heavenly way", Ad-
dress ■: Shiken - cho, Nikko,
Shimotsuke.

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Watson, Arthur Henry Cole,

Manager of the Findley Ei-
chardson & Co., Ltd. ; b. in
England; n. British. Een-
dered services to the Imperial
Japanese Government during
the late War. T. r. J. : ahout
25 years. Recreations : wal-
king in pure air, and phi-
lanthropy. Address : 6, Bund,
Yokohama. Clubs : Member
of Foreign Chamber of Com-
merce at Yokohama. .

Webb, Alfred Ernest, M. A.,
/Oxford), .Missionary Priest
(Church of England "Nippon
Bei-ko-Kwai") ; b. Manches-
ter, England, May, 25, 1863;
n: English ; s. of John Stub-
bins Webb, accountant (de-
ceased). Fjduc. : Manchester
Grammar School, 1875 — 82;
Brasenose College, Oxford,
1882-86 (Classical Honours) ;
Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1886-
g7. Curate of Stockport Pa-
rish Church, 1889-93, Mem.
of St. Andrew's Mission, To-
kyo,. 1 894- 1 908; Missionary
of the S. P. G. from 1909.
T. r. Ji : since- March 1894
(with 2 furloughs). Address :
No. 1 1 489, Sankawa, " Ohiba-
machi, Chiba-ken.

Weinberger, Camillo, Mer-
chant, senior proprietor of
C. Weinberger cfe Co. ; b.
Grossenhain, Saxony (Ger-
many) ; n. German ; m. to
Martha Weinberger, nee Sch-

roter of Hamburg' Educ. : in
German Schools. Came to Ja-
pan in 1878, founded his pre-
sent firm in 1892 in his own
name; was joined in 1897 by
Mr. Otto Meyer and in 19 10
by Mr.C. W^ilckens as partners;
Kobe Branch Office is started,
1899, Tokyo-Branch in 1910.
T. r. J. since 1878, 31 years.
Recrecdions : shooting. Ad-
dress : (office) No. 46, Yama-
shita-oho, and (private) 148,
Yamate-cho, Yokohama,; P.

0. B. 270, Yokohama ; P. 0.
B. lOS, Kobe; P. 0. B. 5,
Marunouchi, Tokyo. Tel. :
Shimbashi 2855, Tokyo;
686, Yokohama ; 11 50, Kobe.
Ghibs: President of "Club
Germania" ; Mem. Y. U. C. ;
Nichi-Doku Kyokwai, (Com-
mittee).

West, George N., in IT. S.
Consular Service ; b. in Ma-
ine, U. S. A., Jan. 1 847 ;
s. of Nelson A. West, tea-
cher. Ediic. : Public School.
Employed for 25 years in the
Treasury Dep't; chief clerk
of the steamboat - inspection
service ; clerk to the Senate
Committee on Commerce ; ap-
pointed, after examination
(March 29, 1897), Consul at
Pitou April 14, 1897; Consul
at Sydney, Nova Scotia, July

1, 1897 ; Oonsul-General at
Vancouver, June ^10, 1908;
Consul at Kobe August 26,

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1910. 2! r. J. : 2 yeaTs. Be-
creaiions : Usual Club. Ad-
dress : Kobe, Japan * Tel. :
993. Clubs: Kobe club.

Westertiiann, Bernard, B. A„
Merchant and Author ; h.
Connecticut, iSSg ; n. Ame-
rican ; s. of Charles Wester-
mann, publisher; in. 1910
to Miriam Myers of San Fran-
cisco. Educ. : William Penn
Charter School (Philadelphia)
and Williams College., U. S'. A.
Secretary of New York Gra-
duate Committee Y. M; C. A.
1 908-09 ; sent to Japan by
the Standard lOil Go,, J909.
T ^- J- •• since July 1909.
Recreaiions : writing, riding,
driving. Publicalions ; •' Ori-
ental and other verses" Ad-
dress : 8, Bluff, Yokohama.
Gluis : ' St. Anthony club of
New York, Nippon Eace club,
etc., etc..

Weston, Walter M. A.,
( Cambridge ), Chaplain of
Christ Church, Yokohama ; 6.
England, 1 891 j n. British ; s.
of John Weston, mill owner ;
m. 19o2 to Frances, d. of
Frances Fox, C. E. Educ :
Derby School, and Clare Col-
lege, Cambridge. Curate of
St. John's Ee&,ding ; Chaplain
of Kobe, Japan ; Priest in
charge of Christ Church, Wi-
mbledon ; St. Andrew's Mis-
sion, Yokohama ; Vicar of
-Ewell, Surrey. T. r. J. : since

1903. Be creations : rowing
and mountaineering, PuhU-
caiions : " mountaineering in
the Japanese Alps " (Murray,
1896); papers in the Eoyal
Geographical Journal, the |A1-
pine Journal, etc.. Address :
Christ Church Vicarage, 234,
Bluff, Yokohama. Clubs : The
Alpine club. The Eoyal Soci-
eties club, Yokohama United
club.

-Westphalen, John, Partner
and manager of Winckler &
Co. ; b. in [Germany. Entered
Winckler & Co. in Japan,
1893 ; became manager of the
Kobe branch up to March,
1 90 1 ; in 19o2, became ma-
nager of the Yokohama bra-
nch of Winckler dt. Co., stay-
ing there for two. years and
a half; in 1904, became a
partner of the firm; in 19-
02-'— 3 was in charge of the
consulate-general for Argen-
tine Eepublic and from 1905
to 1908 acted as vice-consul
in Kobe for the same. Ad-
dress : Winckler <& Co., 100,
Yedo-machi, and 7, Kitano-
cho, I chome, Kobe.

Wheeler, iKarvey A., B. A.,
M. A., Educational naissio-
nary; b. July 28, 1881 in
Summit, Steel County, Min-
nesota, U. S. A. ; n. Ameri-
can ; s. of Edwin Wheeler,
retired farmer ; m. to Euth
E. Balderree, B. A., Feb.

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23, ipio at Eugene, Oregon,
U. S. A. Educ. : Common
School at Ironquois, So. Dak. ;
High School at Eugene, Ore. ;
college coixrse at University
of Oregon ; graduate work at
Univ. of Chicago and Univ.
of Oregon. Beared on a large
fai-m in South Dakota, du-
ring his college course he
spent his summers as a travel-
ling salesman; after comple-
ting his graduate work, he
heisame the State College Sec-
retary of the Y. M. 0. A. of
Missouri. T. r. J. : since March
1 910. Becreaiions : tennis,
hase-hall, hunting, etc.. Ad-
dress : 1 2-C, Higashi-Yama-
te, Nagasaki, Japan.

White, Oswald, Assistant in
H. B. M. consular service
Yokohama, Japan ; b. Sept.
23, 1884 ; n. British ; s. of
James White, merchant ; m.
Feb. IS, 1908 to Miss E. E.
HaU, d. of J. C. HaU, Consul
General, Yokohama. T. r. J. :
g years. Becreaiions: mis-
cellaneous. Address: British
Consulate Gen., Yokohama.
Clubs : Yokohama United
Club.

Whitney, Dr. Willis Norton,
M. D., M. E. C. S.,: Eng.,
L. E. C. P., Lond. ; Doctor
of Medicifie and Ophthalmic
Surgeon; 6. Oct. 18, :i88s.
at Newark, N. J., U. S. A. ;
fi. of:WilUam- C. Whitney,

M, A.; m. Dec. ,29, 1885,
Mary C. D. ©f J. Bavan Brai-
thwaite, Barrister, of Lond,
Educ. : University, Tokyo •
University, Penna ; London
Hosp. Accompanied parents
to Japan in 1875 ; studied
medicine at Tokyo Univer-
sity ; teacher of Eng. Physio-
logy and Chemistry, Middle
Normal School, Kanagawa ;
founder and Foreign Direc-
tor, Akasaka Eye and Gene-
ral Hosp., Tokyo, 1886 to
date; United States Inter-
preter of Legation, Tokyo,
1 883-95 ; Vice-Pres., Soc. for
Advancement of Med. Scien-
ce in Japan, 1896 to 1906.
Publications : Thesis : Blood
Changes in Erysipelas, i88i ;
Dictionary,roades,chief towns,
etc. of Japan, with statisti-
cal appendix, 1885 '> Notes
on the Medical History of Ja-
pan, Asiatic Soc. Trans., 18-
85 ; Index of Chinese Chara-
cters in Hepburn's Diet, of
Japanese, 1888 ; Editorials in
English part of Sei I Kwai
Med. Jour. ; correspondence
and contributions from Japan
to Phila. "Med. Times";
New- York « Med. Eecprd " ,
etc. Address : Akasaka Eye
and Gen. Hops., 17, Hikawa-
cho. Akasaka-ku, Tokyo.

Wiedfeldt, Dr. Otto, Privy
Councillor of the home-office
of the German Empire; ad-

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viser to the Imperial Bail-
way Board of Japan, and ad-
viser to the South Manchu"
rian Railway Co., Chokunin ;
n. German ; T. r. J. : since
.Sept. 191 1. Address: No. 8,
Shinsal^a-machi, Atasaba-ku,
Tokyo.

Wilden-Hart, Bernard Jolm,
M. A., Oxford Univ., Hono-
ursman and (Classical Prize-
man Exhibitioner) of Keble
College, Oxford, Professor of
.English and economics; i. Se-
pt. 19, 1 88 1, Lon. ; n. English;
's. of P. Wilden-Harfc. Muc. :
Keble College, Oxford. Public
.school master, served in Bri-
tish Embassy, Constantinople;
prof, at Dai Hachi Koto-Gak-
ko, Nagoya. T. r.J.: since 19-
09. Becreatimis: foot-ball, and
students' welfare. Address:
Dai Hachi Koto-Gakko, Na-
goya. Clubs : Junior Conser-
vative; President of Hachi-
K5 Club Home.

Williams, Irvine, Proprietor,
Hotel Central, Tokyo ; b. Hy-
the, Kent; England in 1871 ;
n. British ; s. of Harvey Wil-
liams ; • m. , Emma Wilhams.
T. r. J. : since 1900. Address :
iNo. 12,, Akashi-cho, Tsukiji,
Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. ' Tel. :
489 Ky5bashi.

Winn, Thomas Clay, D. D.,
Missionary; h. June 29, 1851
at Flemington, Liberty Co.,
Georgia, U, S. A. ; s. of John

Winn, Presbyterian minister ;
m. to Miss Eliza C. Willard,
Sept. 25, 181 1. Educ. : Col-
lege and Theological Semi-
nary. T. r. J. : since Dec. 26,
1877 with the exception of
3 furloughs. Address : Tairen,
Manchuria.

Winther, I. M. T., Missio-
nary ; h. Oct. 25 1874, near
Eingkobing, Denmark ; n.
Danish ; s. of S. K. T. Win-
ther, preacher; m. in 1877
at Kamakura to Miss And-
rea Hansen. , Educ. : Normal
School in Denmark ; Theolo-
gical School in Blair, Neb.,
XT. S. A. Came to Japan as
missionary in 1898, now pro-
fessor in the Theol. Dep't. of
Kyushu Gakuin, Kumamoto.
T. r .J. : since 1899. Recrea-
iions : philology and studies
in Buddhism. FublicaUons :
.numerous articles in Scandi-
navian Papers and an Eng,-
lish pamphlet "Present Eeli-
gious Spirit and Problems in
Japan. " Address : 412, Fu-
rushin Yashiki, Kumamoto.

Woodd, Rev. Charles Hamp-
den Basil, M. A. (Cambridge),
missionary clerk in Holy Or-
ders; b. London, Feb. 2, 18-
69 ; n. English ; s. of Charles
Henry Lardner Woodd, T. P.
merchant; TO. Jan. 5, 1903
to Blfrida Mary, d. of the
Right Reverend Bishop G. F.
Hose, Bishop of Singapore and

im^l

> Sarawak. Edtic. : Harrow

'Scjiool (Monitor) and Trinity

' College, .Cambridge (First

'Class, Natural Science Tripos).

•Merchant (London), 1 890-94 ;

-Missionary, St. Andrew's Mi-

■-ssion, ( Tokyo), 1 896 : — 99 ;

Church Missionary Society

■(Kyushu), r902'; C. M. S. Mo-

-moyama Boys' School (Osaka),

■1903-12. . Address: Momo-

"yama 'Middle School; Osaka.

\ Woodward, Eev, Harry.

"Clergyman of Ch. of Eng.

and missionary; h. Feb. i,

i 869 ; m. Magaret Poynter,

■d'. late Samuel Carr, 1902.

'Ediic. : Clapham 0. M. ' S.

Training institution 1891, Is-

-Engton Theological' College,

1892. Curate, Seaton and

'GE|,meron,- Cumberland, i8ge, ;

'.C- M. S. .Missionary to Japan ;

"located 1st in :Tokyo, 1895 ;

"Tokushima, Shikoku, 1898;

"ij^ent to England on ifurlough

"dhd apptd. curate of Christ

-'Church, Paignton, Devon, 19-

01 ; returned to Japan and

•located at Fukuyama, Bingo.

-Address : Iwane Cho, Gfifu.

WboUey, Alf., Chief agent

in Japan, of the Peninsular

and Oriental S. N. Co. ; 6. in

Derbyshirei England, in 1852.

Entered the company's ser-

'vice 36 years ago and throu-
ghout that period has served
in Egypt, India, China, and
•Japan, the last 20 years have
been passed almost continu-
otisly at Yokohama or Kobe ;
was a member of the Kobe
Municipal Council in the old
settlement days prior to the
Treaty Kevision, 1891 — 93,
president of the Kobe Club,
1891-08, and chairman of
the Kobe Foreign Board of
Trade, 1906-08. Address :
'Agent, P. & 0. S. K Co.,
109, Naka-machi, Kobe.

Wootton, P. H., Agent of the
American Trading Co., Kobe;
6. Boonton, New Jersej'-, in
1875. Has been for many years
connected with various indust-
ries in Japan, especially with
paper, glass and soap makings;
it is largely due to his energy
initiative and accurate know-
ledge of caustic soda and local
conditions that the industrial
users of cauctic saod in Japan
were nearly all persuaded to
replace the low grade 60/62^
caustic by the high 70/729^
article. Address : Anierican
Trading Co., g^g, Kita-machi,
and 17, Kitano-cho i chome,
Kobe. - -

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Yomg, J>«ttglas Mortimer, Ad-
vertising Agent, founder of
the Far Eastern Advertising
Ageney; h. Marei ir, 1878,
London ; n. . British ; s. of
Douglas Toung, F. S. J., Es-
tate Agent, London. Trained
as a journalist and duly elec-
ted nxenaber of the Institute
of Journalists; after varied
experience on English news-
papers proceeded to Japan to
join " Japan Chronicle " •
resigned in 1909. F. r. J, :
since 1901. Address: 3,8-B,
Naka-niachi, Kobe; TeL : 16-
04. Club: Kobe club..

Young, Eotert, Journalist,
Editor of the Japan Ghronicl,
contributor to Nineteenth Cen-
tury and various English
newspapers and periodicals ;

British subject. Born Oct. 9,
1858, in Westminister, Lond.
Educated Westminister Trai-
ninig School ; after serving
apprenticeship at Messrs. Spot-
tiswoode & Co.'s printing
office, became reader on Sar
iurdap Meview, printed by
that firm ; was engaged as
man. of JSyogo News (Kobe)
in 1 888 ; in 1891 established
Kobe Ckrmiichf subsequently
purchased Ifyog4> Netvs and
incorporated with Kobe. Chro-
nicle, changing name to Jaqmn
Cfeom'cfejwhich has since been
under his editorship. Eesi-
denee in Japan, siito& -i888.
Becreation : walking. Chibs :
Kobe, Club, Clufe Coneordia
(Kobe), National Liberal, Lon-
don. Address : No. 65, Nani-
wa-machi, Kobe.

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Zaagg, Elmer H., B. A., Mis-
sionary ; b. Mt. Eaton, Ohio,

U. S. A., Oct. 14, 18H1 ; ft.

American ; s. of Samuel Za-
"Ugg, farmer; m. to NiriaOan-
tienj, July 25, 1906! Educ. :
college course at • Heidelberg
tlniv.) Tiffin, OMo ; Theolo-
gical course at Heidelberg
Theological Seminary, Tiffin,
Ohio. 1906 — 1 2, professor of
N. T. Greek and Exegesis,
North Japan College, Sendai,
excepting 19 10- 1 1 which were
spent at Yamagata, in evan-
gelic missionary work. T. r. J. :
feince 1906. Recreations : ten-
nis and music. Address : No;

112, Kita-Nlt)an-cho, Sendai,
Japan.
Ziiblin, Witt., Meci. Ea».,

Eepresentative and manager
of the Tokyo Engineering
Office qf Sulzer Bros, ^rst class
eng. work in Europe, "founded
1836) ; b.- 187S, Winterthur,
Switzerland ; n. Swiss ; s. of
Wm. Zuhlin, Chief Engineer
of tTie said Co. ; m. to Mrs,
Alice Tublin." Educ. : stu-
died at Kgl. Technische Hoch-
schule, Berlin. 5 years work-
ing at Sulzer Works and erec-
ting engineers. T. r. J. : since
1909, 3 years. Address: No.
3,: Aoi-cho, Akasaka-ku,
Tokyo. Tel.: 3219 Shiba»
Clubs i Olub Germania.

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Engineers, Jgents (^ Co n't rac tors.

Engineering Works Designed dt Constructed throughout

The following Manufacturers Eepresented -.j

Avery C'0.5 Peorills^ Steam & Motor Ploughs vehiclesetc:

Allentown Boiling Mills; Phmger Pumps.

Clarki Cliapman & Co. Ltd. •'•••■•■'••• 'Auxiliary JMacHneiyjWinchesi Boilers.

Ferguson Superlieaters Ltd. Power Piaiit Accessories.

Leskole Co. Ltd. Steam Meters; High range Instruments,

Ilamler Eddy_ 'Co. Smoke Kecorders. ' - '■ •■

Patersou Engineering Co. L^.d. Water Purifying Plants^

Otto Scliwade Co- Ltd. Special jiumps.

Oxygenite Syndicate Ltd. Oxygen Generators etc.:

Schutte & Koerting Co.; Power Plantp Sulies.

B. ,F. Sturtevaut Co. • PansvBlowers; Engines eta;- • - >

Peacok Branke Co. Tramway Accessories. " -

Power Plant Co, Ltd. Double H. Machine Cut Gears.

Taylor; Taylor; & Holison Ltd. Engraving; Machinery.

Underfeed Stoker Co. Ltd. Travelling Grate & Underfeed Stokers.

C. 02 Apparatus etc.-:
Wests Gas Improvement Co. Ltd. — • Conveying & Transporting Plants.
Angevs Automiitic Brake Adjuster. Etc. :

Fo. 184, 5 chome, Nakanoshima, Osaka.

.Tel. 48 Tosaboifi'.

ISAO IWASAKI,

HOGAKUSHI (TOKYO IMP. UNIV.),

COOnSEtCOR AT Elilll flllD FUTEDT JieEOT.

All kinds of Law-Business, Patents, De-
signs, Trade-Narks and Utility Models.

OFFICE :-

26, ISE-CHO, NIHONBASHI-KU, TOICIO.

Telephone ... , No. 3184 Honkyoku.

BooK-TRANSf;ER'SAViNGS Account No. 7505 Tokio.

EMPLOYEES :-

JUN-ICHIRO KAWADA,

Hogakushi, Counsellor at Law and Patent Agent.

KOICHI TAWABE,

Hogakushi, Counsellor at Law and Patent Agent.

KEISHI KIKUCHI,

Patent Agent.

HARUJVIOTO SAOP FACTORY.

OSJSJKJL, J;S.PJ&I4^

ORGANIZATION. Our Factory was established in the 12th

year of Meiji (1879), hence the earUest and most experienced

Soap Factory in Japan.

HONOR. In May, the 35th year of Meiji (1902), the proprietor

was honored with the Green Ribbon Decoration by the Imperial

Government in recognition of the service he had rendered in his

country in the line of industry.

GLORY. In the 36th year of Meiji (1903), in accordance with

order of His Imperial Majesty, His Excellency Yoneda, Imperial

Attendant, honored our Factory with a visit.

PRIZES. At the Fifth Internal Exhibition, the First prize o^

Gold Medal was awarded, which, it may be observed, was an

unprecedent fact ; and in other exhibitions, internal and foreign,

Honarary Mentions, and Gold Medals were aquiried more than

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HEAD OFFiCE:-

KORAIBASHI SHIOHOME,

OSAKA, JAPAN.

Proprietor, SADAE TAKAKI.
Manager, H. NAKABAWA.

TOKYO BRANCH:—

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KYOTO BRANCH:—

SANJYODORI TAKAKURANISHI-

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Advertising Agency

ESTABLISHED in J890, The M.
A. A. is one of the oldes^adver-
tlsing agencies in JAPAN.

We possess the best facilities for any adver-
tising in the ORIENT, in EUROPE and
in AMERICA.

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Onr SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS are :—

PRESS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
OUTDOOR PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT,
ADVISORY BOARD,
DESIONINO OEPARTMENI

Our English and American Agents are :

KATCl-IFFK. ISIINBAli & CO.

16, King William St., lONnOW.
XiORIS «fc THOMAS CO.

Wabash Ave. & Handolph St., CHICAOO.
J. WAM'EK THOBIPSON- CO.

44-60, East 23rd St., KEW YOKK.

THE SAMPEI Co., Ltd,

HEAD OFFICE

No. 101, Kitaiiagara, Toyosakicho, Nishinarigori,

Osaka Prefecture.
(Telephone : " Hfgashi " No. 440 (L. D.), 441.)

SALES DEPT.

No. 2, Higashihorikawaclio, Kitaku, Osaka.
Telephone : « Higashi " No. 1908 (L. D.), 3796

Registered

TRADE IS^l B%M MARK

ARTICLES

Petroleum and Gas Burners, Fittings for Gas
and Electric Light, Lamps, Buttons, Spring cups
and Box cups for Umbrellas, and all lands of
other metal wares.

The Leading Poreign DaMy
Published in Japon

TOKYO

18, Yamashita-cho, Kyobashj-ku
Tel. No. 2570 Shimbashi

YOKOHAMA

55, Main Street.
Tel. No. 1649

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IHE GODIEI Km FUJITPII

(THE FOJITA COMPANY)
MINING, FORESTRY & AGRICULTURE.

Electrolytic Copper

in Cathodes a^id Ingots.

Logs & Ifwmber:

Oak, Ash, Birch, etc.

Head Office: Osaka, Japan.

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Influenila! Daily Newspaper having the Larjsst Circulation
in JapaE) ^,3^^^^^'J'^^.^^i^'^

Pteco^nized Favorite am©!\g the Educated and the %m-
ness Circles c^^^,^^jfc^*3*--3&<^*^<3^

Absolutely Best Medium for Advertisement -^ ^ ^ >

ROBERT p. PORTER^ special correspondent of iTAe.T/mesfsayS'.-
'T was not until Ryub«i Murayama acquired the Osaka Asahl SMmbUtt vd]
1879, that the other newspaper managers awoke to the fact that newspapers,
like other business ventures, require ample capital and capable business manage-'
uaent. Mr. Murayama simply established a modern newspaper with ^telegraphic
news, and correspondents at home and abroad^ and a modern plant to produce and
print it. ; He spared no expense to give the public the news, andj he enormously'
increased the number of bis readers by seeing that the important^ news "was pro-
perly displayed and not buried in cut of the way corners of his paper. The Asabl
was sold at a popular price, and the circulation greatly increased. ::^'As~a. result l}ie,
advei-tising revenues improved to such an extent that the i4sdA/ ' <Kit<:Ustanced all

its competitors the Asahi ventured with signal success into „'i'okyo. Th^ j

Tokyo Asabi Sbimhum now holds a leading position in. tlie. Imperial .capital,
(The Full, Recognition of Japan)

THE

TOKYO ASABI SHIIBUN

. Eight Pages Daily

" ESTABLISHED 1888

Adveriisiuig Rate

One inch per day Yen 4.80

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OSAKA ASAHI SHMBUK

' Ten Pages Dailv with
Sunday Supplement

ESTABLISHED 1879,

Advertising- Rate.
One inch per day Yen 6.00

SPECIAL. FICIMTIES FOR .FOREIGK ADYERTISEMEHTS AND
' ' ^ \^ TEIMSLfflOH SERVrSES MIDE OP CHARGE j* >

. - ^ OFFICE.. --

Tki Tokyo Asahi Shimban Tlje Osaka Asa/p Shimbun

TOKYO, JAPAN OSAKA, JAPAN

AH Easiness Communications should be addressed to the Manager

THE

''Osaka Mainichi Shimbun"

ESUBLISIIED 1880, pBESIOENT-lllSOICHl iUmm
office OSAKA, JAPAN.

TiiE Largest Circulation in the Far East and
■.HE Best Advertising Medium.

— -SPECIAL FEATURES OF^

The "Osaka Mainichi Shimbun."

It is the only standard coraniercial newspapers publishe:! in, the center of

trat'e an I commerce of this countiy.
It hns a well organized corvespon lence corps covering fully all parts of the

worM, which in addit on to our tele^>lione aal telegraph connections

gives our paper a considerable advanta;e over -many contemporaries.
It is ifrightly written and thoroa;hly corn-ilete in all its News feativres, the

paper enjoys a wide and growing popnlarity.
It is favourite in the business circles anl home"? of the upper and middle

cla ses.
It specializes in foreign advertise nents, in fact, the "Osaka Mainichi"

alone carries over 90'^ of the foreign advertising in Japanese papers.

Advertising Kate
Per Line.. .Yen 0.65... Per Day

o I, * 4.* /Foreign Rate\
Subscription (p^.^ ^^^,^ )

Monthly Yen 1.35

= TOKYO NICHI-NICHI SHIMBUN"

(ESTABLISHED 1872)

Is published under the mana e'uent of the "OSAKA MATNiCHT," and is one
of the oldest newspapL^r in Tokvo. It stands, among Tokyo paper, as the ' Tinier"
(loes in London Journalism. The paper represents a hi^h standard at independent
tliought, and is widelv circulate I in business, official anl educational circles.

r. , • ,. /Foreign liate\
Subscription |^po,t Paid. j

Advertis'ng Rate.
Per Line Yen 0,60...Per Day

Montily Yen 1.00

Tokyo Office: MARUNOUCHI, TOKYO, JAPAN

For farther particulars, rates, specimen copie?, Etc. regarding the above two
papers apply at uur He id office: The Osaka Mainich "Shimbun.

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J.A.I'.A-lT

KYOSHINSHA Co.

IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS,

=AND=

^ AGENTS ^

YURAKUCHO, TOKYO, JAPAN

^ SPECIALITIES s ^

IMPORT

Papers, Woolen & Cotton Textiles, Pulp, Motor Vehicles,

Electrical Machineryj Motor Fans, Insulating Materials,

Musical Instruments, Stationeries, Cork,

Si icate Cotton, Rubber Substitutes, Yarns, Emery

Cloib, Feltings, Shirtings, Provisions, Liqueurs,

Chemicals and Dyeing Stuffs, Typewriters,

Lithographic Stones, etc.

EXPORT

Provisions, Mineral Ores, Shell Leaves, Antimony Wares,

Vegetable Wa^, Japanese Papers, Japanese Towels,

Woolen & Cotton Textiles, loys, Funori,

Bird-Lime, Fans, Maltose Jelly, etc.

OsMii Shosen KmsRii, Lihiited.

OSAKA, JAPAN.

CAPITAL YEN 16,500,000.00 FLEET 120 VESSELS

Regular Mail and Passenger Services are operate,! to

United States of America, Canada, Asiatic Russia,

China, Manchuria, Korea, Formosa

and other Home ports.

Splendid Accommodations and Excellent Cuisine.

For particulars, apply to

Branches and Agents, in all
important places throughout.

PflBTNEBSHIF "TonHJIIHO&Dini."

No. 60 Tomijlma-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka.
Tel.: Nishi 3040, 3041. 3042, 3043, 3044

Representative Director Toraji Inouye.

TOi^lJim KOBE BRAHCH,

No. 9 Sanchome, Kaigan-dori, Kobe.

Tel.: 567 ; Tel. of agency : 1903 (Shima-Kami-cho, Hyogo),

1923 (Disan Hatoba).

DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS.

1, Transportation business attached to the Osaka Shosen-
kaisha. 2. Purveyor of the traffic dep't of army. 3. The
transaction of custom-goods. 4. The sale of custom decla-
ration blank forms. 5. The transaction of railway loadings.
6. Undertaking ship cargo. 7. Lighter and tugboats of the
Osaka-Kobe and ihe neighboring seas. 8. Water-siipjJy
for steamsliip boiler

The Osaka City Agencies ;

Osaka Custom house compound Tel.: 3045 Nishi.

Chikko iShijodori Tel.: 3046 Nishi.

Railway Dep't, Umeda Agency Tel.: 1571 Higashi.

Nishiyokobori 3 chome Tel.: 2422 Houkyoku.

Temma Hinone-cho Tel.: 2167 Higashi.

Itachibori Minami-dori 6 chome Tel.: 3708 Nishi.

ShimofuTiushima 3 chome Tel.: 4124 Nishi.
Minatoya, compound of the dep't

of Communications Tel.: 4491 Nishi.

Nanba Moto-machi 5 chome Tel.: 3567 Minami.

THE KOBE HEBBLD.

An Influential Daily Newspaper

Printed in English.
The Best and Favorite

Medium for Advertising.
Subscription and Advertising.

Rate on Application

All communications should be address

The Manager.

THE KOBE HERALD OFFICE,

23, Naniwa Machi, Kobe.

REYNELL'S

HIRHN©

■» THE LEADING MINERAL WATER

IN THE EAST
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BOTTLED BY

' THE HIRANO MINERAL

WATER CO., LTD.,

H. E. Reynell & Co.

General Agents

KOBE JAPAN

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