809　Chamberlain, Basil Hall　(1850-1935)
A handbook for travellers in Japan.　1894.

A HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN JAPAN, BY BASIL HALL CHAMBERLAIN, EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF JAPANESE AND PHILOLOGY IN THE IMPERIAL UNIVERSITY OF JAPAN, AND W. B. MASON, LATE OF THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS. With Twenty-six Maps and Plans and Numerous Illustrations. FOURTH EDITION REVISED AND AUGMENTED.
LONDON: JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET. YOKOHAMA, SHANGHAI, KELLY & WALSH, LIMITED, HONGKONG, SINGAPORE. TOKYO: K. OGAWA, HIYOSHI-CHO. 1894. [All Rights Reserved].
ix, [1], 528, viii, [1], [1], 38 p., [22] leaves of plates. 19 cm.

[DS/805/Ch](00005093)


目　　次
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
1. General; Books on Japan; Maps.　1
2. Steam Communication.　2
3. Custom-House.　3
4. Public Holidays.　3
5. Treaty Limits; Passports.　3
6. Guides.　 5
7. Posts; Telegraphs; Banks.　5
8. Currency.　5
9. Weights and Measures.　6
10. Inns; Travelling Expenses.　7
11. Climate; Dress; Time of Visit.　8
12. Provisions.　10
13. Means of Locomotion; Luggage.　10
14. Where to Go and What to See.　12
15. Purchases; Objects of Art.　13
16. Shipment of Goods.　14
17. Shooting.　14
18. Fishing.　15
19. Miscellaneous Hints.　16
20. Language.　18
21. The Shinto Religion.　32
22. Ryobu Shinto.　34
23. Japanese Buddhism.　35
24. List of Gods and Goddesses.　39
25. Christian Mission Stations.　50
26. Outline of Japanese History.　51
27. Celebrated Personages.　53
28. Population of the Chief Cities.　68
29. Outline Tours.　68
ROUTES.
Section I.—Eastern Japan.
1. Yokohama.　75
2. Excursions from Yokohama.　77
3. From Yokohama to Tokyo.　86
4. Tokyo.　87
5. Excursions from Tokyo.　116
6. Miyanoshita and Hakone.　122
7. The Peninsula of Izu.　133
8. Vries Island.　138
9. Fuji and Neighbourhood.　140
10. Takasaki-Karuizawa Railway.　148
11. Karuizawa and Asamayama.　150
12. Ikao, Kusatsu, and Neighbourhood.　153
13. The Ryomo Railway.　159
14. Nikko and Neighbourhood.　161
15. From Nikko to Ikao by the Valley of the Watarasegawa.　178
16. From Nikko to Ikao over the Konsei-toge.　180
17. Trips in the Provinces of Hitachi, Shimosa, Kazusa, and Boshu. 182
18. The Shiobara District.　194
19. Bandai-san.　196
20. From Inawashiro to Yonezawa via Bandai-san and the Hibara-toge.　198
21. From Inawashiro or Wakamatsu to Nikko by the Valley of the Kinugawa.　199
22. From Niigata to Wakamatsu.　 200
23. From Niigata to Ikao by the Mikuni-toge.　201
24. From Koriyama through the Province of Iwaki to Taira and Mito.　202
Section II.—Central Japan.
25. Karuizawa-Naoetsu Railway and Niigata. Island of Sado.　205
26. Ways to and from Kofu.　213
27. Valley of the Hayakawa.　 224
28. Mountains between the Fujikawa and the Tenryu-gawa.　 226
29. Rapids of the Tenryu-gawa.　230
30. Mountains of Hida and Etchu.　232
31. The Potteries of Seto.　244
32. The Shrines of Ise.　 245
33. The West Coast from Tsuruga to Naoetsu.　 257
Section III.—Routes Connecting Tokyo and Kyoto.
34. The Tokaido.　263
35. The Nakasendo.　277
36. The Steamer Voyage from Yokohama to Kobe.　282
Section IV.—Western Japan and the Inland Sea.
37. Kobe and Neighbourhood.　287
38. Osaka and Neighbourhood.　 292
39. Kyoto and Neighbourhood.　 297
40. Lake Biwa.　328
41. Nara and Neighbourhood.　 333
42. Through Yamato to Koyasan and Wakayama in Kishu.　341
43. Through Kumano to Ise.　359
44. Minor Itineraries in the Province of Kishu.　 369
45. From Kyoto to Ama-no-Hashidate on the Sea of Japan.　370
46. From Himeji to Miyazu.　371
47. Matsue and the Temples of Izumo.　373
48. The Oki Islands.　375
49. The Island of Awaji.　377
50. The Inland Sea and Chief Places on and near its Northern Shore.　382
Section V.—The Island of Shikoku.
51. North-Eastern Shikoku.　395
52. North-Western Shikoku.　400
53. Valley of the Yoshino-gawa.　404
54. Western Shikoku from Matsuyama to Uwajima.　408
55. Kochi and Ways thither.　409
Section VI.—Kyushu and Outlying Islands.
56. Nagasaki and Neighbourhood.　413
57. Excursions from Nagasaki.　419
58. The Shimabara Peninsula.　420
59. Through North-Western Kyushu by Rail and Road.　425
60. The Yabakei Valley.　431
61. North-Eastern Kyushu and across Country to Kumamoto.　433
62. Aso-san.　437
63. From Kumamoto to Nobeoka and Oita. By the South-East Coast to Kagoshima.　438
64. Kagoshima.　440
65. From Kagoshima to Kumamoto via the Rapids of the Kumagawa. Kirishima.　443
66. The Loochoo Islands.　445
67. The Goto Islands and Tsushima. Fusan, Gensan, and Vladivostock.　447
68. The Northern Railway.　451
69. Matsushima and Kinkwazan.　461
70. The North-East Coast.　466
71. From Yonezawa by the Miomote Valley to Murakami on the N. W. Coast and to Tsuru-ga-oka.　467
72. From Sendai to Yamagata and Yonezawa.　469
73. From Sendai to Tsuru-ga-oka, Sakata, Honjo, and Akita.　470
74. Ways to Akita.　472
75. From Akita to Aomori.　474
76. Lake Towada.　476
Section VIII.—The Island of Yezo.
77. Hakodate and Neighbourhood.　 479
78. Excursions from Hakodate.　481
79. From Hakodate to Fukuyama.　483
80. From Haokodate to Esashi.　484
81. Otaru, Sapporo, Hokkaido Railway, and Volcano Bay.　485
82. The South-East Coast and the Southern Kuriles.　488
83. From Kushiro to Abashiri and Northern Yezo.　489
GLOSSARY.　491
INDEX.　497
ERRATA AND ADDENDA.　529

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日本関係図書（裏遊び紙および裏表紙裏）
KELLY & WALSH, L.
WORKS BY PROFESSOR B. H. CHAMBERLAIN.
MURRAY'S HANDBOOK FOR JAPAN, BY PROFESSOR CHAMBERLAIN & W. B. MASON, Esq.
THINGS JAPANESE.
HANDBOOK OF COLLOQUIAL JAPANESE.
A ROMANISED JAPANESE READER.
CLASSICAL POETRY OF THE JAPANESE.
LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO JAPAN.
ARNOLD'S SEA AND LANDS.
ARNOLD'S JAPONICA.
ARNOLD'S ADZUMA OR THE JAPANESE WIFE.
ASTON'S JAPANESE GRAMMARS.
ANDERSON'S PICTORIAL ART OF JAPAN.
BURTON'S OPEN AIR LIFE IN JAPAN.
BACON'S JAPANESE GIRLS AND WOMEN.
BACON'S A JAPANESE INTERIOR.
BRAMHALL'S JAPANESE JINGLES.
BIRD'S UNBEATEN TRACKS IN JAPAN.
BICKERSTETH'S JAPAN AS WE SAW IT.
BATCHELOR'S AINU OF JAPAN.
BOWES' JAPANESE POTTERY.
BING'S ARTISTIC JAPAN.
CONDER'S FLOWERS OF JAPAN.
CONDER'S LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
FARSARI'S JAPANESE PHRASES.
GRIFFIS' MIKADO'S EMPIRE.
GARDINER'S JAPAN AS WE SAW IT.
HEPBURN'S JAPANESE DICTIONARIES.
HUISH'S JAPAN AND ITS ART.
IMBRIE'S ENG.-JAPANESE ETYMOLOGY.
LOTI'S MADAME CHRYSANTHEME.
LOTI'S JAPONNERIES D'AUTOMNE.
LOWELL'S SOUL OF THE FAR EAST.
LOWELL'S NOTO
MACNALLY'S MAP OF JAPAN.
MILNE AND BURTON'S VOLCANOES OF JAPAN.
MURDOCH AND BURTON'S AYAMESAN.
MITFORD'S TALES OF OLD JAPAN.
NORMAN'S REAL JAPAN.
PIGOTT'S GARDEN OF JAPAN.
RAILWAY MAP OF JAPAN.
REIN'S JAPAN, TRAVELS AND RESEARCHES.
REIN'S INDUSTRIES OF JAPAN.
SCIDMORE'S JINRICKSHA DAYS IN JAPAN.
SAVAGE LANDOR'S HAIRY AINU.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASIATIC SOCIETY OF JAPAN.
WHITNEY'S ROADS &c., OF JAPAN.
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NIPPONALIA II, 2838. BLUM I, 365.