| [Frontispiece] THE EMBASSAYS TO THE EMPEROURS OF JAPAN |
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| [Map] De LAND REYSE van OSACCA tot IEDO. |
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| SEFALE p. 1 (i.e. p.11). |
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| ST. HELENA. p. 31. |
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| De Logie op FIRANDO. p. 36. |
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| Aneract Portratura of the Castle and City BATAVIA Lying on the great Ilant JAVA Anno 1669. pp. 38/33 (i.e. 39). |
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| PULO TYMON. p. 42. |
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| [Palace of the King of Cambodia.] p. 44. |
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| Lord of Firando's Castle. p. 61. |
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| The Lodge before NANGASAQUE on the Iland Schisma. pp. 72/73. |
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| [Japan Fishers and their manner of Fishing.] p. 74. |
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| [Sumptuous Apparel of the Japan ladies.] p. 77. |
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| [The Habit of the Japan Lords.] p. 83. |
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| [Apparel of the Souldiers.] p. 85. |
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| [Fayfena, a Japan Pleasure-Boat.] p. 87. |
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| The Citty OSACCO. pp. 88/89. |
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| [The Temple of Devils.] p. 80(i.e. 90). |
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| The Tempell of the Idoll Canon. p. 92. |
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| [The Idol Canon.] p. 94. |
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| [The Netherland Ambassadors travel from Osacca to Meaco.] p. 96. |
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| [A new Idol Xantai, Nobunanga’s statue, and the ceremony of Nobunanga’ s son.] p. 98. |
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| MIAKO pp. 98/99. |
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| The Murdening of the Emperor CUBUS. pp. 100/101. |
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| [Japan Beggars.] p. 102. |
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| [Japan Rusticks.] p. 105. |
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| [Sacci Bonzi, Japan Priests.] p. 107. |
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| [Lord of Bungien’s Soldiers.] p. 108. |
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| [Self-murder to the honor of their Idols.] p. 109. |
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| [The manner of the Japanners ripping up their own bellies.] p. 121(i.e. 113). |
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| [Lepers.] p. 119. |
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| [The Gate of Faccone and Sentinnels.] p. 121. |
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| [The Temple of Apes in Japan.] p. 125. |
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| Temple in the Kingdome VACCATA. p. 131. |
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| [The Idol Toranga.] p. 132. |
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| [The Japan Waggons.] p. 133. |
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| IEDO pp. 134/135. |
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| [The Temple of Amida.] p. 138. |
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| TEMPLE with a thousand IMAJES. pp. 138/139. |
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| [The Idol Xaca.] p. 141. |
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| The Emperors Court at JEDO. pp. 146/147. |
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| Sepulchre of Niko oste Tomb of the present Emperors father. p. 149. |
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| [Mourning Japanners.] p. 152. |
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| [How the Japanners visit the souls of the deceas’d.] p. 156. |
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| [The apes.] p. 160. |
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| The Dayro's Court in Miaco. pp. 162/163. |
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| [The Japan races.] p. 161 (i.e. 169). |
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| [Idol Canon.] p. 177 |
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| [Mandocorosama’s Maid of Honor, carry’d in little two-Wheel’d Chariots.] p. 190. |
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| [Tilting at a Carv’d Head for the entertainment.] p. 193. |
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| [Quabacondono’s death.] p. 198. |
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| [Images of the Tartars Han and Deva, by them worshipp’d as Gods.] p. 207. |
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| [The habit of a common Citizen of Japan.] p. 217. |
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| [The Castle Osacca stormed.] p. 236. |
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| [The persecution of the Christians.] p. 253. |
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| [How the Japanners are us’d to proclaim the Christians the day before they burn them.] p. 257. |
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| The boyling water of SINGOCK. pp. 266/267. |
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| [The Empress locked up by Toxogunsama.] p. 273. |
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| Dayboths Temple. pp. 278/279. |
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| [The worshipping of the Devil brought from China to Japan.] p. 283. |
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| [The Bonzies Preaching.] p. 292. |
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| [The Japan Wrestlers.] p. 295. |
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| [The wild Japan-Bonzies.] p. 298. |
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| The Castle of OSACCA. pp. 300/301. |
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| The great TEMPLE without SACCAY. pp. 302/303. |
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| [Japan Fisher-men how cloth’d.] p. 308. |
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| [Apparel of the Inhabitants on the Island Bungo.] p. 298 (i.e. 310). |
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| [The Netherlanders are surprised, and all taken prisoners.] p. 321. |
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| [The King at Fitachi and the Hollanders.] p. 325. |
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| [The Habit of the Japan Knights.] p. 326. |
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| [The Hollanders Ferrying over.] p. 327. |
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| [The Japan Musicians.] p. 329. |
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| [The Jesuits and the Japanners before the Magistrate.] p. 333. |
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| [The Japan Whores.] p. 351. |
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| [The Hollanders and four Jesuits questioned by the Council.] p. 357. |
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| 1, Ink. 2, Emperors mark on the peeces of Ink. 3, Marks of the Emperors officiers. 4, Writing pensell with a seall. 5, Copper or silver case. 6, Carved images. 7, Pencell to temper the ink withall. 8, a Box. 9, Little glas to temper the water in. 10, Box in with the ink leyes. 11, Case for the pencells. 11, Theyr way of writing. p. 363. |
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| [A Japan Lady of Honor attended by a great train of servants.] p. 367. |
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| [A Japan Gentleman.] p. 369. |
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| 1,The seall of Jedo. 2, Of Osacca. 3, Of Miaco. 4, Of Quano. 5,a Pennant with the Emperors arms and marks of his Chieff Counsell. 6, a Great scollupt flagg. p. 374. |
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| Earthquake at JEDO. pp. 382/383. |
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| The Emperors THRONE pp. 384/385. |
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| Japan toomes or burring places. pp. 388/389. |
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| [Apparel of the Inhabitants of Tonsa.] p. 392. |
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| Ceremonie of theyr Merridge pp. 404/405. |
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| [The Harbore-Bonzi.] p. 407. |
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| a Portrature of the fyer at JEDO. pp. 408/409. |
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| The Citty SACCAI pp. 418/419. |
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| The Lordship and Castle DAYMATS p. 431. |
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| [The stately Apparel of Japan Gentlewomen.] p. 437. |
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| The Lordship ONNAYS. p. 440. |
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| [Apparel of the prime Japanners] p. 442. |
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| 1, Burning sulfer Mountaine. 2, Stremes of Sulfer. 3, The Mayne land. 4, Japan Interpretor. 5, Musquetier and ingrauer. pp. 446/447. |
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| The Citty Ounewari with the Castle. p. 451. |
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| CANGOXUMA pp. 466/467. |
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| Gouernor of Miaco's Proyres. pp. 472/473. |
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| Pauromama or Mount of Pleasure. pp. 476/477. |
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| The Reception of the AMBASSADOURS. pp. 478/479. |
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Montanus, Arnoldus［モンターヌス］ 
Atlas Japannensis.
［日本誌 英語版］ 
1670
