..., Chōshū, and Satsuma. H e returned home the undisputed leader of Tosa loyalists. For a brief period in 1862 and 1863 he controlled, as much as any one controlled, the turbulent extremists in Kyoto and Edo. But at the point of his greatest success he overplayed his hand. His lord, Yamauchi Yōdō, proved...

... the capital to this village because [the area is] convenient by water and land” (p. 75). Four major rivers—the Yodo, Kadono, Uji, and Kizu—passed near the Nagaoka capital, and the use of roads and waterways to transport goods to Nagaoka provided for “a more efficient tax-collecting system” (p. 76) because...

... it as "the best recreational area under the sky" (tenka daiichi no rakucbi) (Takigawa 1965a: 1). The brothels were conveniently located on one of the major maritime thoroughfares linking the capital to Osaka Bay. Travelers journeying to the island of Kyushu descended the Yodo river by boat, transferring at Eguchi...

... repository of T'ang objects at Nara. (Cf. Shosoin gobutsu to Todai Kizoku no Yodo, Koko-gaku zasshi, Oct. 1947, vol. 34, no. 10.) The result is a remarkable sinological achievement, for M. des Rotours has produced French equivalents for terms many of which are at first view baffling if not incomprehensible...

... better than other interpretations. Perhaps if some scholars look for evidence, it will turn up. 8 zenshiū Katsu Kaishū v. 18 , p. 391. Hayakawa Tunzaburo, publ. , Yodo Inaba ke monjo , pp. 489 – 490 ( Tokyo , 1926 ). 9 DNISK 2922, p. 70–71. Most DNISK volumes were...

... upon men who had been active proponents of legislative assemblies. To head the committee they called upon the former Daimyo of Tosa, Yamanouchi Yodo. Appointed to serve under him were such long-standing students of this problem as Fukuoka Kotei, Sameshima Seizo, Mori Yurei, and the former Bakufu...

...-growing land apparently came to nothing. Ryoi died in 1614. His son Yoichi (Genshi) was an accomplished scholar who had performed distinguished service in the campaigns against Osaka. In the year after their conclusion, he was rewarded with the post of inspector of shipping on the Yodo River between...

... nations] to kpek} shite kpkuyo o tasubeshi. Kore k.uni 0 tomasu jutsu nari. Ibid., 678. DAZAI SHUNDAI 83S dynamic role. Indeed, it will cause things to be manufactured (tsufari dasashimeru); it will inform the populace of the need for new wares (tami o \yodo shi); and it will bring about a change...

...,” see Morikawa Shōtarō (1912, 45). 12 A shogunal law recorded in the Shoreishū , a collection of legal precedents compiled by Inaba Masamobu (1749–1806), ruler of Yodo domain in Yamashiro Province, mandates that “those with investitures over 10,000 shaku [of rice] must wear hanpatsu...

... giko to shoya no yodo) Habuto Eiji 1929) was but one of the immensely popular writers of sexual advice. MANAGING THE TRUTH OF SEX IN IMPERIAL JAPAN 349 published by the Japanese Society of Popular Medicine and were free of charge for subscribers. Titles included: Mysterious Experiences: For People who...

... , 6 : 114 –17. Katagiri Yōichi . 1964 . “ Gosen wakasbū no hyōgen ” [The Rhetoric of the Gosensbū ]. Osaka joshidai bungaku , no. 16: 1 – 46 . Kikuchi Yasuhiko . 1969 . “ Tosa nikki ni okeru uta no eisha toshite no yōdō no imi ni tsuite ” [On the Significance of Children...

..., IKUHIKO. Reality and illusion; the hidden crisis between Japan and the U.S.S.R., 1932-1934. New York, East Asian Institute, Columbia University [1967] 60 p. (Occasional papers of the East Asian Institute, Columbia University) 4259. HERAIL, FRANCINE. Yodo no tsukai, ou Le systeme des quatre envoyes. Paris...

.... (In: Silberman, HERAIL, FRANCINE. Yodo no tsukai, ou le sys- Bernard, S., ed. Modern Japanese leadership. teme des quatre envoyes. Paris, Presses Uni- Tucson, 1966. p. 323-369) versitaires de France, 1966. 214 p. tables, fold, MORECHAND, GUY. "Taiko Kenchi" Le cadastre map. (Paris. Bulletin de la Maison Franco...