[ { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Reigning Sovereign", "n": "His Imperial Majesty Yoshihito", "t": "the 122nd Emperor of Japan, was born on August 31st, 1879, and is a third son of the late Emperor Meiji. His Majesty was declared Crown Prince on Nov. 3rd, 1889 and ascended the Throne on July 30th, 1912; he married Princess Sadako on May, 10th. 1900.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Reigning Sovereign", "n": "Sadako", "t": "the Empress, was born June 25th, 1884, and is a 4th daughter of the late Prince Kujo, a noble of the 1st rank.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Children of the Emperor", "n": "Hirohito, Crown Prince", "t": "first son of the Emperor, born April 29th, 1901; proclaimed Crown Prince on Sept. 9th, 1912 and appointed Captain of the Army and Lieutenant of the Navy on Oct. 31st. 1916.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Children of the Emperor", "n": "Yasuhito, Atsu-no-miya", "t": "second son of the Emperor, born June 25th, 1902; is pupil of the Peers' School.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Children of the Emperor", "n": "Nobuhito, Takamatsu-no-miya", "t": "third son of the Emperor, born Jan. 3rd, 1905; is pupil of the Peers' School.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Children of the Emperor", "n": "Takahito, Sumi-no-miya", "t": "fourth son of the Emperor, born Dec. 2nd, 1915.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Sisters of the Emperor Living", "n": "Masako", "t": "Princess Tsune, married Prince Takeda April 27th, 1908.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Sisters of the Emperor Living", "n": "Fusako", "t": "Princess Kane, married Prince Kitashirakawa Apr. 29th, 1909.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Sisters of the Emperor Living", "n": "Nobuko", "t": "Princess Fumi, married Prince Asaka May 9th, 1910.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Sisters of the Emperor Living", "n": "Toshiko", "t": "Princess Yasu, married Prince Higashi-Kuni May 18th, 1915.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Fushimi", "t": "—The House is the oldest of the princely families, having been founded in the 14th century by a son of Gohanazono Tenno, the 101st Emperor. Prince Sadanaru, head, 21st of the line, and son of the late Prince Kuni-iye, was born April 28th, 1858; took part in the Japan-China War as a Brigade commander; represented Japan on the occasion of the coronation ceremony of Tsar Nicholas II., 1896; commanded the First Army Division at the battle of Nan-shan May 26th, 1904 and was decorated with 2nd class Golden Kite; promoted full General in June; attended the St. Louis Exhibition 1904; member of the Supreme Council of War 1905; Imperial mission to the St. James Court 1907; attended the grand funeral ceremony of China 1909; Honorary President of the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition 1910 and attended the funeral of the late King Edward VII. 1910; Grand Master of the Imperial Funeral April 14th, 1912; Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal December, 1912; granted the title of Marshal in January, 1915. Res. Kioi-cho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "39", "l": "scan leaf 110", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n110/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Fushimi", "n": "Princess Toshiko", "t": "consort of the Prince, daughter of the late Prince Taruhito Arisugawa, was b. May 21st, 1858; married to the Prince Oct. 6th, 1876. Issue:—two sons and a daughter (Marchioness Yamanouchi died '91).", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Fushimi", "n": "Prince Hiroyasu", "t": "Rear-Adm., 1st son, born Oct. 16th, 1875; succeeded to the House of Prince Kwacho Apr. 23rd, 1883, but returned to the present house on Jan. 16th, 1904; studied in the Naval Academy and in Germany; was wounded on board the Mikasa in the Battle of Yellow Sea, Aug., 1904; studied in England 1909-10; Captain of the Takachiho 1910, Rear-Adm. '13.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Fushimi", "n": "His first son, Hiroyoshi", "t": "2nd Lieut. of the Navy b.'97, married Princess Tokiko, daughter of Prince Ichijo.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Fushimi", "n": "Princess Tsuneko", "t": "consort of Prince Hiroyasu, daughter of the last Shogun, was b. Sept. 23rd, '82; married Jan. 9th, '96.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Fushimi", "n": "Prince Kunika", "t": "2nd son of Prince Sadanaru, was b. in 1880.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Fushimi", "n": "Prince Bunshu", "t": "sister to Prince Sadanaru, was b. '44; an abbess at Nara.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Arisugawa", "t": "—The House was founded by Prince Yoshikoto (1608-38 A.D.) son of the 106th Emperor. The late Prince Takehito, 10th of the line, died in July 1913 heirless and the reigning Emperor has ordered his third son Nobuhito to become a future head of the House. Res. Sannencho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Arisugawa", "n": "Dowager Princess Yasuko", "t": "4th daughter of the late Marquis Mayeda, born Feb. 8th, 1864; married to the late Prince Takehito, Dec. 11th, 1880. Issue:—a daughter (Princess Isako) who married in '08 to Prince Yoshihisa Tokugawa.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Arisugawa", "n": "Dowager Princess Tadako", "t": "7th daughter of the late Count Mizoguchi, born May 1855; married to the late Prince Taruhito, widow in 1895.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Kan-in", "t": "—The House was founded by Prince Naohito (1703-52 A.D.) eldest son of the 113th Emperor. Prince Kotohito, head, son of Prince Kuniiye Fushimi and younger brother of Prince Sadanaru Fushimi, was born Sept. 22nd, 1865; studied at the Mil. Boys' School '77-81 and at French mil. school, '82-91; Lieut.-Col. (Cav.) '95; Maj-Gen. '01; Lieut.-General '05; Commander of the 1st Army Division, Feb. 1906; full General, and Supreme Councillor of War, Nov. '12; Marshal, '19; [illegible] Hon. President of the Red Cross Society. Res. Nagata-cho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Kan-in", "n": "Princess Chieko", "t": "consort, 2nd daughter of the late Prince Sanetomi Sanjo, was born May 25th, 1872; married to the Prince Dec. 19th, 1891. Issue:—a son and five daughters.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Higashi-Fushimi", "t": "—(formerly Komatsu) Prince Yorihito, younger brother of Princess Fushimi and Kan-in, 17th son of the late Prince Kuniiye, was b. Sept. 19th, 1867; studied in England and France '84-90; was second in command of cruiser Chitose which sank the Russian cruiser Novic at Korsakof, Saghalien, Aug. 20th 1904; Captain of Kasuga, 19[illegible]5; attached to the Naval Staff Board '06; 3rd class Golden Kite; Rear Adm. '09; Vice-Adm. '13; Full Adm. '17; attended the coronation ceremony of King George V. with his consort. Res. Tame-ike, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "40", "l": "scan leaf 111", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n111/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Higashi-Fushimi", "n": "Princess Kaneko", "t": "consort, 1st daughter of the late Prince Tomosada Iwakura; was b. Aug. 26th, 1876, married on Feb. 10th, 1898. Issue:—none.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Kwacho", "t": "—Prince Hirotada, 4th of the line, head, 2nd son of Prince Hiroyasu Fushimi; was b. Jan. 26th, 1902; made to succeed to the House in 1904, in exchange for his father who had represented it. Res. Mita Dai-machi, Tokyo.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Yamashina", "t": "—Prince Takehiko, 3rd of the line, head, 1st son of the late Prince Kikumaro was born Feb. 13th, 189[illegible]; 2nd Lieut. of the Navy; has four brothers and one sister. Res. Fujimi-cho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Yamashina", "n": "Dowager Princess Tsuneko", "t": "mother, 5th daughter of the late Prince Tadayoshi Shimazu; was b. Feb. 7th, 1874; married to the late Prince Nov. 26th, 1902; widow '08.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Kayo", "t": "—Prince Tsunenori, 2nd of the line, head, 1st son of the late Prince Kuninori; was b. Jan. 27th, 1900. The Prince has two sisters. Res. Kyoto.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Kayo", "n": "Dowager Princess Yoshiko", "t": "eldest daughter of the late Marquis Daigo; was b. Oct. 20th, 1865; married to the late Prince 1892; widow 1910.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Kuni", "t": "—Prince Kuniyoshi, 2nd of the line, head, 3rd son of the late Prince Asahiko; Lt.-Gen.; was b. July 23rd, 1873; Sub-Lieut. 1897; was attached to Gen. Kuroki's Staff during the Russo-Japan War as Major (Inf.) and was granted 4th class Golden Kite; Colonel in '08; studied in Germany '07-10; Maj.-Gen. '13; Lt.-Gen. '18. Res. Ichibancho, Tokyo.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Kuni", "n": "Princess Chikako", "t": "consort, 7th daughter of the late Prince Tadayoshi Shimazu; was b. Oct. 19th, 1879; married on Dec. 13th, 1899; travelled through Europe '09-10. Issue:—three sons and three daughters.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Kuni", "n": "Prince Taka", "t": "5th son of the late Prince Asahiko; was b. 1875 in Kyoto; Acting Grand Custodian of the Great Shrine of Ise. Married in 1905 Lady Shizuko, daughter of Viscount Minase. Res. Kyoto. Issue:—a son and two daughters.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Nashimoto", "t": "—Prince Morimasa, 2nd of the line, head, Lt.-Gen.; 4th son of the late Prince Asahiko; was b. March 9th, 1874; Sub-Lieut. '97; on the outbreak of the 1904-5 War hurried back from France where he was studying at a military academy; was attached to General Oku's Staff as Capt. of Infantry; Major 1906; Lieut.-Col. '08; granted 4th class Golden Kite; Colonel '10. He started for Europe April, 1907 to resume his study, returning home July, '09. Res. Aoyama Kitamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Nashimoto", "n": "Princess Itsuko", "t": "consort, 2nd daughter of Marquis Nabeshima; was b. Feb. 2nd, 1882; married Nov. 28th, 1900, and made tour in Europe '80-89. Issue:—2 daughters.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Kitashirakawa", "t": "—Prince Narihisa, 3rd of the line, head, 2nd son of the late Prince Yoshihisa; was b. April 18th, 1887; and married with Princess Fusako, 7th daughter of the late Emperor Meiji, b. Jan. 28th, 1890. Is Maj. of Artillery. Res. Takanawa Minami-cho, Tokyo. Issue:—a son and two daughters.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Kitashirakawa", "n": "Dowager Princess Tomiko", "t": "mother, adopted daughter of the late Prince Hisamitsu Shimazu; was b. Aug. 8th, 1862; widow in 1895.", "p": "41", "l": "scan leaf 112", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n112/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Kitashirakawa", "n": "Prince Narihisa", "t": "has two more brothers and four sisters of whom the eldest was married to the son and heir of Count Kanroji in 1904, and the second Princess Takeko to Count Hoshina in 1911.", "p": "42", "l": "scan leaf 113", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n113/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Komatsu", "t": "—Dowager Princess Yoriko, consort of the late Prince Akihito Komatsu; 1st daughter of the late Yorishige Arima; was b. June 18th, 1852; married Nov. 6th, 1869; widow Feb. 18th, 1903. Res. Hashiba, Asakusa, Tokyo.", "p": "42", "l": "scan leaf 113", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n113/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Takeda", "t": "—The House was newly created on March 30th, '06. Prince Tsuneyoshi, 2nd of the line, b. 1909, eldest son of the late Prince Tsunehisa; has a sister. Res. Takanawa Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "42", "l": "scan leaf 113", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n113/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families — Takeda", "n": "Dowager Princess Masako", "t": "6th daughter of the late Empero Meiji; b. Sept. 1888; married the late Prince in 1908; widow '19.", "p": "42", "l": "scan leaf 113", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n113/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Asaka", "t": "—Prince Yasuhiko, capt. Infantry; was b. '87; 8th son of the late Prince Kuni; the House having been newly created on March 30th, '06; married with Princess Nobuko, 8th daughter of the late Emperor Meiji; b. Aug. 7th, 1891. Res. Takanawa Nishi-daimachi, Tokyo. Issue:—two son and two daughters.", "p": "42", "l": "scan leaf 113", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n113/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Imperial Court", "s": "Imperial Families", "n": "Higashi-Kuui", "t": "—Prince Naruhiko, capt. Inf., 9th sons of the late Prince Kuni; was b. '87 in Kyoto. Was ordered by the late Emperor on Nov. 2nd, '06 to set up the House; married in May, 1915 Princess Toshiko, youngest sister to the Emperor, b. May 11th, 1896. Issue:—two sons.", "p": "42", "l": "scan leaf 113", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n113/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Abe, Fusajiro", "t": "Dir. Omi Bank, Oriental Spinning Co., Karafuto Industrial Co., etc., b. 1868 at Hikone, Shiga-ken; adopted by the family; studied at Keio, 89-93; took part in the establishment of the Omi Bank; flax and umbrella dealer in Osaka; Mag.-Dir. of the Calico Mfg. Co., later amalgamated with Osaka Spin. Co. Add. Notogawa-mura, Kanzaki-gun, Shiga-ken.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Abe, Hikotaro", "t": "Dir. of the O.S.K., Naigai Cotton Trading Co., etc.; b. 1879 in Osaka, has long been engaged in the rice and cereal trade and also in rice broking. Add. No. 7/2 Dojima-Hamadori, Kitaku, Osaka.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Abe, Isoh", "t": "Prof. at Waseda Univ., b. '65 in Fukuoka-ken; studied in the Doshisha, Kyoto, then a pastor and afterward studied at Hartford College and at Glasgow; Principal of the Doshisha Middle School; for some years connected with several schools before he was appointed in 1904 at Waseda Univ. where he has charge of Athletic Association. Authority on social politics and local administration. Add. Zoshigaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Abe, Ko", "t": "Gov. of Tokyo Prefecture, since '19, Mem. House of Peers and Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall, b. '48 in Morioka, and entered civil service early in Meiji era either at the head office or in the provinces; M.P. for his native place in '92; Director of Shrines and Temples Bureau '96-99, Governor of Chiba '99-01, Governor of Niigata '01-03, nominated Member of the House of Peers '03; was again Governor of Niigata '05 to be transferred to Gov. of Tokyo, '08—'12. Add. Oicho, near Tokyo.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Abe, Konosuke", "t": "Pres. of the Masudaya, leading export and import house in Yokohama; was b. '80 in Yokohama; the first son of the late Kobei Abe; succeeded his fathers' business on his death in '19. Add. Minami Nakadori, Yokohama.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Abe, Taizo", "t": "ex-Pres., now Dir. of Meiji Life and Fire Ins. Cos.; b. in '[illegible]9 at Toyohashi, Aichi-ken; entered Keiogijuku in '68; was its teacher for some years, then at the Imp. Univ., Tokyo; visited U.S.A. in '77; started the Meiji Life Insurance Company in '81, then founded ten years later the Meiji Fire Insurance Co., pioneer concerns in Japan. Add. Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Abiko, Kyutaro", "t": "Pres. of the Nichibei (Japan-America) News; b. 186[illegible] in Niigata-ken; early studied at California University; Dir. Nichibei Bank and Nichibei Industrial Society, etc.; founder of Yamato Colony. He married younger sister of Miss Umeko Tsuda. Add. Nichibei Office, San Francisco.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Adachi, Buntaro", "t": "Dr. Medicine, Prof. Imp. Kyoto Univ.; b. 1865 in Shizuoka-ken; grad. from the Medical Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ., '94; Assist. Prof. at his alma-mater and Prof. 3rd Higher School till '98; proceeded to Germany to study anatomy, '99-04. Present post since his return home. Add. Yoshida-machi, Kamikyo, Kyoto.", "p": "47", "l": "scan leaf 118", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n118/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Adachi, Kenzo", "t": "M.P., b. '64 in Kumamoto; went to Corea and established several newspapers to promote the Japanese interest in the peninsula; made great efforts in regard to the organization of Kokkento (political party); Parliamentary Senior Secretary of Foreign Department in the Okuma Cabinet. Is reputed as a master election manipulator. Made a tour through Europe and America, '19. Add. Tsukudo-Hachiman, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Adachi, Mine-ichiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan). Min. to Belgium; b. '69 in Yamagata-ken, graduated law of the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '92; attaché in '92, sent to Rome in '93, removed to Paris in '97, relieved of the post in '[illegible]3 and attached to the head office, was in suite Peace Envoy to Portsmouth in '05, decorated with 3rd class Rising Sun with annuity in '06 for service in connection with the War. He was senior Councillor at head office before the transfer to Councillor of Paris Embassy '08, then the Minister to Mexico '13-16, to Belgium in '17. Add. Brussel, Belgium.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Adachi, Tsunayuki", "t": "Mem. of House of Peers, ex-Inspector-General of Metropolitan Police Board, b. in Satsuma, '59; filled post of chief Police Commissioner at several provinces; was appointed Director of Police Bureau, Home Office in '01; Inspector-General in '03, which post resigned in Oct. '05, in consequence of the memorable anti-peace agitation Sept. 5th, '06. Add. Nishi-kata-machi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akaboshi, Tenta", "t": "Gov. of Nagano-ken; b. '68 in Kumamoto; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '96; on duty at District Taxation Office '97-8; Councillor of Justice Dep't '00, Secretary of Dep't of Agriculture and Commerce '30; Judge, Adm. Lit. Court '07; Gov. of Kumamoto, '13-14, of Yamaguchi, '14-16. Add. Nagano-City.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akashi, Yoichiro", "t": "Dir. of General Edu. Bur., Dep't. of Education and Dir. of Bur. for compiling the Restoration History; b. in Tokyo '76, grad. Law. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '97, studied in France and Germany, '02-04. Personal Secretary to the Minister in addition to the Councillor '05, promoted to present post '16. Add. Harukicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akatsuka, Shosuke", "t": "Consul-General at Mukden since '12; b. in Kagoshima '7[illegible]; grad. the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '98; passed diplomatic service examination '[illegible]8, Elève-Consul at Fusan, Sec. at Berlin, Washington, Consul at Manila; Sec., Foreign Dep't '09. Add. Japanese Consulate-General, Mukden, Manchuria.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akimoto, Harutomo", "t": "Viscount (suc. '17) b. '81 in Tokyo; adopted son of the late Akimoto Okitomo, formerly Daimyo; grad. from the peers' school; further studied in America, Germany and England and was a Gov't Commissioner of the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition, '10; personal Secretary to the Minister of Communications '11. Add. Surugadai, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akita, Kiyoshi", "t": "M.P., barrister; b. '81 in Tokushima; studied law in some private Univ. and appointed judge; ex-Prop. of the Niroku (daily paper). Add. Fujimaye, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "48", "l": "scan leaf 119", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n119/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akitsuki, Satsuo", "t": "ex-Ambassador at Nienna; b. '58 in Miyazaki-ken; graduated from former Law Col. Justice Dep't in '84; studied at official expense in Belgium and Germany from '85 to '91; Councillor in '92; transferred to Dep't councillor; Consul at Fusan in '96; Legation Sec. at Seoul in the same year, and transferred to Paris in '99, to Petrograd in '02: Minister Resident to Sweden-Norway in '04; Minister at Brussels in May '07; Amb. at Vienna '09-14; now Dir. of the Yomiuri. Placed on the Peace Envoy staff in 1919. Add. Benten, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akiyama, Genzo", "t": "barrister in Tokyo; b. '69 in Shizuoka-ken; graduated from Law. Imp. Tokyo Univ., .97; appointed a clerk at Justice Dep't; next Judge at various local courts; Chief of the Nagasaki District Court '87 and next of Yokohama District Court '92; Judge of the Supreme Court '98 which he soon resigned to open law office in Tokyo and Yokohama. Add. Kogai-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akiyama, Masanosuke", "t": "D.L.L, (Japan), Dir. of Civil Administration Bureau. Tsingtao; b. '66 in Hiroshima-ken; graduated from Law, Imp. Univ. Tokyo in '86, to be connected afterward with civil affairs section of War and Navy; removed to Councillor of Chosen Gov't-Gen. in '13-17; app. to present post, in '17. Add. Tsingtao, China.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akiyama, Teisuke", "t": "ex-M.P., b. at Kurashiki, Okayama-ken.; in '78. and grad. Law Imp. Univ., Tokyo '90, earning his expenses by hard working; was appointed about '92 junior Auditor of the Board of Audit; started the Sekai (now Niroku). Add. Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akiyama, Tokichi", "t": "Paymaster Gen. at Kure Naval Station; was b. in 1863 in Chiba, and after finishing the Account Course at the Tokyo Higher Com. School in '86, was appointed 2nd Assist. Paymaster the same year, and has been in the service ever since. Add. Kure.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akiyama, Yoshifuru", "t": "Gen., Mem. of the War Council; b. '55 in Ehime-ken; Sub-Lieut,, '79; Major-Gen., '99; Lieut-Gen., '09; fought in Japan-China War, Boxers Trouble and Russo-Japanese War; Superintendent of Cavalry, Military Education Bd., then Commander 13th Div., '13; Com. of Guards Divitson '15; Com. of Chosen Garrison, '16; full Gen. in Nov. '16; present post, '17. Add. Tokyo.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Akutsu, Saburo", "t": "D. Med., prop. of Akutsu Surgical Hospital; b. '73 and graduated Medical Col. of the Tokyo Imp. Univ., in '98 and further studied in Germany; became chief of Surgical Dept. of the Juntendo Hospital. Add. Awaji-cho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Amano, Tameyuki", "t": "D. C. L. (Japan), economit, was connected with Waseda University from its birth till 1917; Dir, Waseda Business School; b. in Saga-ken, '59 and grad. Tokyo University, 82; M. P. at 1st and 2nd sessions. Wrote \"Principles of Economics\" and others; once editor and proprietor of the \"Oriental Economist,\" a thrice-a-month journal. Add. Iidamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ando, Kensuke", "t": "Mayor of Kyoto; b. '54 in Kochi-ken; entered the diplomatic service; studied law in a Russian Univ., and was appointed Judge in '85; in '96 appointed Gov. of Niigata, next transferred to Chiba and Nagasaki; once elected M. P. for Aichi-ken; Mayor of Yokohama and then present post '18. Add. Kyoto.", "p": "49", "l": "scan leaf 120", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n120/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ando, Taro", "t": "Pres. of Temperance Society; b. '56 in Kyoto; joined Enomoto's pro-Tokugawa movement at Hakodate; was given office at the Foreign Office when released from imprisonment and was in the suite of the late Prince Iwakura's memorable envoy early in Meiji year. Consul at Hongkong, '74-85, then at Shanghai '86, and Consul-General at Honolulu '86-89, where he was converted; returning home a fervent Christian and total abstainer, subsequently held post of Director of Com. Bureau, Foreign Office, and of Commerce and Ind., at Agri. and Com. Dep't. Add. Hommura-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ando, Teibi", "t": "Baron (cr. '05), Gen,, ex-Gov.-Gen. of Formosa; b. at Iida, Nagano-ken, in '53; was educated at the now defunct Osaka Military School and was appointed Sub-Lieut. '73; Maj. '83; Colonel '94; Maj.-Gen. '98; Lieut-Gen. '05; Gen. in '14. In the Russo-Japanese war he at first commanded the 19th Brigade of Infantry and was soon made to lead the 10th Division. He assaulted the enemy's position at Wau-paoshan in the memorable battle at Mukden; Commander of Korean Garrison 1913-15; Gov.-Gen. of Formosa, '15-'17. Add. Kagacho, Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ando, Yasutaro", "t": "ex-Chief of Electric Lighting Bureau, Tokyo City Office; was b. in 1868 in Yamanashi-ken. He was Dir. of the municipalized Tokyo Street Railway which he left in '14, and is now Auditor of the Kinugawa Hydro-electric Co. Add. Shiba Park, Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Anesaki, Masaharu", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan). Prof. in Coll. of Literature, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '73 in Kyoto; after grad. Philosophy at the Univ. in '96, studied in Germany and England for a few years; Exchange Prof. at Harvard '13-15. Add. Hakusan Goten, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Anraku, Kanemichi", "t": "ex-Chief Police Commissioner of Tokyo, & Mem. House of Peers; b. '50 in Kagoshima; was connected with the Police service from about 1875, next held Governorship of Yamaguchi, Fukushima, Gifu, etc.; resigned the Commissioner-ship in '08 when the Seiyu-kai Ministery fell, and entered commercial circle. Pres. of Chiyoda Gas Co. till '11, and reappointed to the Chief Police Commissioner '11-13; retired the post at the fall of Saionji Cabinet but appointed for 3rd time in 13-14. Add. Nishiokubo, Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Aoki, Gohei", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Tokyo Muslin Mfg. Co., b. 1871, Tokyo; first son of Aoki Gohei, famous draper; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '90; on his father's death in 1905, succeeded his business; Was for a time Mng.-Dir. of the Tokyo Calico Mfg, Co. '06; present post '10. Add. No. 2 Kamiroku-bancho, Koj. Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Aoki, Kikuo", "t": "Mng-Dir. of the General Dept. of the Mitsubishi Firm Since '15; b. in '67 in Nara-ken; grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. at Law '92 and entering Mitsubishi, has since been connected with it. Add. Mitsubishi Firm, Koj. Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Aoki, Nobuzumi", "t": "Lieut-Gen., Military adviser to China and ex-Com. of Port Arthur; b. in '59 in Miyazaki-ken; Sub-Lieut. of Cavalry in '79; studied in Belgium 189[illegible]-93; Col. '02; Maj.-Gen. '07; has repeatedly been attached to the Japanese Legation at Peking. Add. Peking.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Aoki, Telsuji", "t": "D. C. L lawyer and patent attorney; b. in '75 in Defu-ken; grad. from the Keio-gijuku '97; passed the examination for the Bench in '98 and was a probationary Judge at Kobe for a few months. Gispatched by the alma mater to Germany to study Commercial Law at Berlin and Gettingen '99-02; Prof. at the Keio, but left it in '[illegible]8 to open law office. Add, Shirokane, Imazato, Tokyo.", "p": "50", "l": "scan leaf 121", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n121/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Aoki, Tetsutaro", "t": "Dir. of the Industrial Bank of Japan; b. '67 in Okayama; had long been connected with Yokohama Specie Bank and was its London Agent many years till about 1904; Gov Commercial Agent at Hongkong '10-12. Add. Osaki, near Tokyo.", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Aoyama, Rokuro", "t": "Dir. of the Teikoku Electric Light, Fujikura Cable, Tsuchiura Electric, Japan national products etc., Manager of Tokyo Branch of L.J. Healing & Co. Ltd. (London); b. '75 in Mie-ken; graduated at Post and Electric School (Dep't Communications) '02 and entered Gov't service; then resigning the post he entered Messrs Healing as Mng. Add. Takanawa-Minamicho, Shiba, Tokyo,", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arai, Kentaro", "t": "Mem. of House of Peers (nom. by Emperor in 1917), b. '63 in Niigata and after grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '90 he became connected with the Treasury in which he rose to the position of Vice-Minister in '06; removed to Dir. of Finance Dep't. of Korean Gov't-Gen. in '07, and retired it in '17, to be nominated member of House of Peers. Add. Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arai, Taiji", "t": "Mem. House of Peers, directors of various commercial establishments in Formosa; b. '51 in Sendai; studied under Nakae Chomin, the Rousseau of Japan; assisted late Mr. Tomita in the establishiment of the Bank of Japan; then president of Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Co., etc., elected representative of the highest tax payer for Miyagi '99. Add. Yedogawa, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arakawa, Gitaro", "t": "Mem. House of Peers; b. '62 in Tokyo; graduated Col. of Law, Inp, Univ. Tokyo in 84, to enter civil service in the Home Office; was Councillor at the head office and next Secretary at Toyama, Gumma, Kanagawa; Governor of Tottori '97, Miye '99, Kagawa 1900 and Nagasaki '03-10; Mayor of Yokohama '10-13. Add. Nakanegishi, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arakawa, Goro", "t": "Chief Edit. of Hiroshima Chugoku, M. P. and ex-Par. Jr. Secy. of Communication Dep't; b. '65 in Hiroshima; grad. Kokugakuin and Nippon Univ.; became Edit. of present daily; established a girls' school in Hiroshima. Returned to the House since '04; Par. Secy. in '15. Add. \"Chugoku Shimbun,\" Hiroshima.", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arakawa, Miy[illegible]j[illegible]", "t": "ex-Minister to Madrid ('09-13); b. '57 in Kagoshima grad. Engineering Col., Tokyo, in '80; clerk at Japanese Legation, London, in '86; attaché in '87 Elève Consul at Tientsin in '90 and at Ninsen '94; attached to the 2nd Army during the Japan-China War; Consul at Tientsin in '90, at Suchow in '96, and at London in '96, where he was promoted to Consul-General; decorated with 3rd Class Rising Sun with grant of money for his service in connection with the war. Add. Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken.", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Araki, Torasaburo", "t": "Dr. Medicine (Strasburg), Pres. Imp. Kyoto Univ. since 1915, b. [illegible]866 in Gumma-ken; grad. from Special Course, Med. Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ., '89; studied physiology in the Strasburg Univ., Germany, '89-91; on returning home, '95, app. Prof. the 3rd Higher School, transferred to the Imp. Kyoto Univ. '[illegible]7 and then Dean of its Med. Coll. Add. Kyoto.", "p": "51", "l": "scan leaf 122", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n122/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ariga, Naobumi", "t": "Manager of the Mitsui Firm; b. '65 in Osaka-fu and younger brother to Dr. Nagao Ariga; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '86; was in Government service for a long while, ultimately rising to be a Bureau Director in Dep't of Agriculture and Commerce about '02. Add. Iigura, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ariga, Nagao", "t": "D.C.L. & D. Lit. (Japan), b. in Settsu, '60; grad. Imp. Tokyo Univ., '81; Private Secretary to late Prince Ito (then Pres. of Privy Council), '87; afterwards Councillor at the Department of Agriculture and Commerce; took charge of affairs relating to international law during the Japan-China War of '94-95; and held a similar post in the later campaign. He was Professor at Waseda University, a recipient of Imp. Japanese Academy prize in '12 and adviser to China where he became an ardent supporter of Yuan Shih-kai. Add. Myogadani, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arima, Ryokilsu", "t": "Vice-Adm., Com-in-Chief of the Third Squadron since '18 and hero of the Port Arthur blockading operation in Russo-Japanese war; b. at Wakayama '62; midshipman '88, successively held posts of Captain of cr. Kasagi, chief staff of Takeshiki Naval Port, Captain of cr. Iwate, Dir. Naval Artillery School, etc.; promoted to Rear-Adm. '09; Com. of 1st Squadron 12; appointed Vice-Admiral '13; President of the Naval Academy '14.-'16; chief of the Naval Education Board, '16-'18 and took part in the Great War. Add. Naval Department, Tokyo.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arima, Sumibumi", "t": "Vis., Sub. Lieut. of Cavalry (ret), Lord steward to Prince Higashi-Fushimi; b. '68 of a former daimyo's family of Maruoka, Echizen; graduated from College of Agriculture, Imp Tokyo Univ. '97; Chamberlain to the Crown Prince '00-10. Add. Ukyo-machi, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arima, Yorikazu", "t": "Count, formerly Daimyo of the Kurume clan, 5th son and heir to his predecessor; b. '64, served in the Imperial Court for years as Chamberlain. Add. Hashiba, Asakusa, Tokyo.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arimatsu, Hideyoshi", "t": "ex-Dir. of Legislature, Mem. House of Peers, b. at Okayama, '63; grad. '88 from the German Language School, Tokyo and was in the Justice Dep't till '90; Councillor of the Dep't of Agr. and Commerce, then of Home Office and of the Legislative Bureau '94 to '98; attended Inter'nal San'ry Conference held at Madrid and similar confence for exconvicts at Antwerp in '98; transferred to the Police Bureau same year; again Councillor of the Legislative Bureau in '02; Dir. of Police Bureau in '03; Governor of Miyeken '04, transferred to the Police Bureau in '08; Dir of Imp. Forestry Bureau, '11-14; Chief Sec. to the Privy Council '14-16. Add. Hommuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ario, Keiju", "t": "Mng. of the Hypothec Bank of Japan, b. '49, in Gifu-ken; was once an official of the Treasury, then entered banking circle and was appointed to present post on its foundation. Add. Kami-Fujimaye, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Arisaka, Shozo", "t": "D. Eng., and Director of Naval Arsenal, Tokyo, Prof. at the Imperial University of Tokyo; b. in '67 in Tokyo; graduated his special course at the University in '90; sent by the Navy to France where he studied at Hotchkiss and was steadily promoted, meanwhile devising a new plug for quickfirers; has been sent twice to England on official business. Add. Tamagawa, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.", "p": "52", "l": "scan leaf 123", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n123/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ariyoshi, Akira", "t": "Consul-General, b. '76 in Kyoto; graduated from Tokyo Higher Commercial School '98; passed the examination for the diplomatic services '98; appointed Consul at Fusan, Newchuang, and Secretary to Japanese Embassy at Paris, then Con.-Gen. at Shanghai, '09-19; called back home '19. Add. Foreign Office.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ariyoshi, Chuichi", "t": "Gov. of Hyogo, b. '70 in Tango; grad. Law, at Imp. Tokyo University in '96; Sec. Home Office till '08; Governor of Chiba-ken '08-12; transferred to Dir. of Gen. Affairs, Korean Res.-Gen. in '10; Gov. of Miyazaki '11-15 and then Kanagawa '15-18. Add. Kobe.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asabuki, Tsunekichi", "t": "Mag.-Dir. Mitsukoshi Dry Goods Store. Ltd.; b. '77 in Tokyo, son of the Late Eiji Asabuki; studied at Keio-Gijuku and in England; entered Bank of Japan; then Mitsui Bussan and transferred to New York Branch; later established the Chiyoda-gumi. Add. Akashicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asada, Hikoichi", "t": "(nom de plume Koson), editor of the Taiyo, a leading magazine in Japan published by the Hakubunkan; was b. in 1875 in Yamaguchi-ken; was educated at the Kwansai Gakuin in Kobe, and has devoted to journalism since he left in '97, first as editor of one or another local paper, and lastly of the present magazine. In the Russo-Japan war he represented the Hochi as its special correspondent at the front. Add. Motozono-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asada, Nobuoki", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Gen. (ret. '16), 2nd Class Golden Kite and Grand Cordon of Rising Sun (war honour), b. at Kawagoye (near Tokyo), '48; grad. Mil. Academy at Osaka, '73 and commissioned ensign; fought in the Civil War of '77 as Capt. (local rank), Maj. '84, Lieut-. Col. '87, Col. '94, Major-Gen. '97 and Chief Staff of Eastern Mil. Section; Com. of a Brigade of various Divisions; took active part as Brig. Com. at Fenshuiling, and succeeded Gen. Hasegawa after Liaoyang as Com. of the Guards Division in '04-5 war; promoted to full Gen. '12; Superintendent of Education Board '12-13; then member of Military Council, Add. Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asada, Soshichi", "t": "Auditor of the Yokohama Dockyard Co., b. '84 at Y'hama; grandson of the late Matashichi Asada, a millionaire merchant of Y'hama; connected with the Mitsubishi since '11; on his grandfather's death succeeded him as Auditor of the Y'hama Dock, and of the Nippon Carbon Mnf. co., and as Dir. of the Y'hama Rly, and Nippon Paint Co. etc.; inaugurated with two others the Sanyu Steamship co. and the Sanyu Mining Co. Feb. '[illegible]7, later combined as Sanyu-gumi Joint-stock Co. Add. Yokohama Dockyard Co,, Yokohama.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asada, Tokunori", "t": "Mem. House of Peers, b. '48 in Kyoto; First Class Councillor to Japanese Legation at Washington, U.S.A. '74; Councillor of the Department for Foreign Affairs, '79; Director of the Bureau of Commercial Affairs, '86; Governor of Nagano-ken and next of Kanagawa-ken, '99; Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, '00; then that of Communications, which he resigned, '02. Add. Shimo Rokubancho, Tokyo.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asahina, Chisen", "t": "journalist, b. '62 in Mito; left '83 the Imperial Tokyo University, law, unfinished on account of ill health; shortly afterward joined the staff of the Nichi Nichi, when Viscount Ito (Miyoji) was proprietor, and was its editor for many years. Went twice to Europe; left the Nichi Nichi about 1905 when the proprietor changed, and is at present a journalistic free lance. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "53", "l": "scan leaf 124", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n124/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asakawa, Toshinobu", "t": "Lieut.-Gen., Superintendent of the Horse Bureau; b. '60 in Yamanashi; grad. from Mil. College '86; Capt. '98; Col. '04; Maj.-Gen. '09; Lieut.-Gen. '14, was awarded 3rd Class Golden Kite in connection with the Russo-Japanese war. Add. Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asano, Nagakoto", "t": "Marquis, Lord-in-Waiting of the Jako Hall; b. 42; and is of the former Daimyo of Hiroshima with 42[illegible],000 koku which was founded by Nagamasa (1546-1610 A.D.) one of the great generals of Hideyoshi; was accredited to Rome, 1882-'84. Add. Yayoicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asano, Osuké", "t": "Dr. E., ex-chief electrician of Department of Communications, b. in '59 in Okayama; grad. electricity at the Gov. Eng. College in '81, since then he has chiefly been connected with that Department, meanwhile despatched to Europe and America two or three times. Is now a Prof. at Waseda. Add. Kogaicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asano, Ryozo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Toyo Steamship Co., b. 1889 in Tokyo; son of Asano Soichiro, a millionaire merchant of Japan; grad. from Harvard '12; was trained in practical business in the Co's Branch at San Francisco; returned home to become director of the Co. and then in '17 its Mng.-Dir. Add. No. 40 Nakashibuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Asano, Soichiro", "t": "Pres. Tokyo S/s Co., Asano Dockyards, and Dir. of many other concerns; was b. '48 in Toyama-ken. He arrived in Tokyo '71 with empty purse; proceeded to Yokohama supporting himself by hawking cheap viands; bought from the Yokohama Gas Works coaltar and other refuses then left unutilized, and laid the foundation of the present fortune. In '75 he bought the Gov. Cement Works at Fukagawa and began to produce \"Asano Cement\" now widely known; started tank oil business, '93 and promoted with others the Toyo S.S. Co., '95. Add. Shiba Tamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Atomi, Takino", "t": "b. in '40 at Osaka, one of the distinguished lady painters and educators; founder and proprietor of the Atomi Girls' School. Visited U.S.A. on the occasion of St. Louis Fair. Add. Yanagi-cho, Koi., Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Awazu, Seiryo", "t": "D. C. L. (Japan), Prof. of Imp. Tokyo Univ., Waseda Univ., etc., insurance expert; was b. at Kyoto in '71; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '94, and has since been engaged in insurance business at the Department of Agriculture and Commerce, as organizer of a number of life insurance cos, besides undertaking teaching. Attended the World's Insurance Congress held at New York '03. Add. Misakicho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ayai, Tadahiko", "t": "Aud. of Murai Sav. Bank, Shibaura Iron Works, and Chief of Acct. Sec. of Tokyo Electric Co., b. '71 in Oita-ken; grad. Post and Telegram School in Tokyo; served Communication Dept. for years; went to U.S.A. to accomplish his study in '90; after returning home he joined the Murai Bros. & Co. Add. Takada, near Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Baba, Genji", "t": "Judge of Court of Cassation; b. '60; grad. Law, Imp. Univ. of Tokyo, class '85; was appointed first a junior judge in Tokyo Court and Judge of Supreme Court, and ultimately rising to the present post in April, '13. Add. Mita Tsunamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Banzai, Rihachiro", "t": "Maj.-Gen., Military Adviser to the Chinese Govt. b. 1873 in Tokyo; Sub.-Lieut. '92; Major, '03; Colonel, '1[illegible]; Maj.-Gen. '18; has more than ten years' connection with the Chinese Government and is now one of the authorities of things Chinese. Add. Peking.", "p": "54", "l": "scan leaf 125", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n125/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Chiwaki, Morinosuke", "t": "Principal of Tokyo Dental College, b. '70 at Abiko, Hitachi; grad. from Keio Univ. and entered The Tokyo Shimpo; learned dentistry under Kisai Takayama, famous dentist; established present coll. 1900. Add. Misakicho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "55", "l": "scan leaf 126", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n126/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Chinda, Sutemi", "t": "Viscount (Bar. '07, Vis. '11), Ambassador to St. James' Court; b. at Hirosaki, '56; grad. from an American University, '81; appointed a clerk the Foreign Office, '85 and had charge of the Telegraph Section in the same office; appointed Consul at San Francisco, '90; removed to Chemulpo; Consul-General at Shanghai, '95. Minister Resident at Brazil, next at the Hague, '99-00; Minister Ple. Envoy Ext. at Petrograd, 1900; recalled in '01 by the then Foreign Min. Baron Komura to take charge of the Office while the Minister was away to Portsmouth and Peking. In recognition of this special service he was raised to Peerage. Amb. to Court of Berlin '08; Washington Nov. 1911; London '16; Peace Envoy Dec. '18. Add. Japanese Embassy, London.", "p": "55", "l": "scan leaf 126", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n126/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Chujo, Seiichiro", "t": "Architect, Hon. Mem. of Society of Architects (London), and of Royal Society of Arts (London); b. '68 at Yonezawa; grad. Eng. Coll. (Architects) Imp. Tokyo Univ.; further studied at Cambridge (Eng.); on returning home entered Edu. Dept.; again studied in England '03-07; opened Sone-Chujo Office '08, besides his own. Add. Hayashi-cho, Komagome, Tokyo.", "p": "55", "l": "scan leaf 126", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n126/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Dan, Takuma", "t": "D. Eng., Director of Mitsui Bank, Mitsui Mining Co., &c., b. '58 at Fukuoka; was sent for study to America early in Meiji year by the Lord of Fukuoka and completed the course of mining at the Boston Tech. Institute, U.S.A., and was for some years teacher of English at Gov. school; technical official at the Gov. Meteorological Observatory and next at the Miike Coalmine, with the purchase of which by the Mitsui he entered the service of the Firm. Add. Harajuku, Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "55", "l": "scan leaf 126", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n126/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Date, Munenobu", "t": "Marquis, b. '59, son of Munenori who took a distinguished part in upholding the cause of the Restoration; this scion had held fief of 100,0[illegible] koku at Uwajima. Add. Shirokane, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "55", "l": "scan leaf 126", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n126/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "de Becker, J. E", "t": "LL.B.; D.C.L. International Lawyer who specializes in cases requiring knowledge of European, American and Japanese Laws. B. in London, England '63, came to Japan in '87, is the Legal Adviser to the Yokohama and Tokyo Foreign Board of Trade and standing Counsel of the leading foreign Banks in Japan. Local correspondent of the Society of Comparative Legislation, London. Has been practising law since '94, and is widely known as one of the foremost lawyers of this country under the name of \"Kobayashi Beika.\" Has contributed several works to Japanese legal literature such as \"Annotated Civil Code of Japan,\" \"Commentary on the Commercial Code of Japan,\" \"Elements of Japanese Jurisprudence,\" etc; is also the author of several books in a lighter vein dealing with various phases of Japanese social life, history and phenomena; is an ardent advocate of drastic reform in Criminal Procedure. Add. 75 Yamashitacho, Yokohama, and Yuigahama, Kamakura.", "p": "55", "l": "scan leaf 126", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n126/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Den, Kenjiro", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Gov. of Formosa and ex-Minister of Communications '16-'17, b. '55 in Hyogo-ken; held at several places post of local Chief Police Inspector; Vice-Min. of Communications, Jan.-Jun. '98; President of the Kansai R'ly Co., at the same time M.P. for Hyogo-ken; was again Vice-Min. of Communications '00-06; a prominent figure in House of Peers. Present post since '19, Add. Taihoku.", "p": "55", "l": "scan leaf 126", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n126/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Dewa, Shigeto", "t": "Adm., Baron ('07), Mem. Council of War, 2nd Gold Kite and Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun: b. '5[illegible] at Aizu; grad. Naval Academy in '82; was Capt. of cruiser Takachtho in the Japan-China war 1894-95; chief of committee to bring home Tokiwa from England '99; Rear-Adm. 1900, and commanded the Standing Squadron at the time of the Boxer's trouble; afterward transferred to Chief Construction Board at Yokohama, Dir. of Naval Affairs Bureau, etc.; despatched to U.S.A. to represent Japan at Panama Exposition '15. Add. Mita Tsunacho, Tokyo.", "p": "56", "l": "scan leaf 127", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n127/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Dohi, Keizo", "t": "M.D., dermatologist, Prof. Med. Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ. and Chairman of the Japanese Derm. Society; grad. at Med. Col. '91 and Univ. Hall; studied his speciality in Austria, Germany, and France, '94-98; appointed to the present situation on his returning home; was on suite of the late Prince Komatsu when His Highness attended the Coronation Ceremony of King Edward, '02. Corresponding member of the Vience ('02), Berliner ('03), and Parisian Derm. Society ('11); recommended to the honorable member of the Italian Derm. Society '06; Editor of the Japanese Journal of Derm. and Urinology. Add. Shimo-Nibancho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "56", "l": "scan leaf 127", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n127/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Dohi, Shoji", "t": "M. D., dermatologist, Prof. at the Kanazawa Medical School; was b. in 1875 in Gifu. After studying at Saiseigakusha, private medical school in Tokyo, now defunct, at elective course of the Imperial Tokyo University, he finished his study in Berlin. Add. Kanagawa.", "p": "56", "l": "scan leaf 127", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n127/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ebara, Soroku", "t": "educationist, a leader of the Seiyu-kai, Member of House of Peers since '12; b. in Numazu, '42; was first a military officer; and next for somewhile Secretary of the Prefecture of Shizuoka, 70. He is chiefly known in connection with subsequent non-official career; has sat several times in the House where he lately represented Tokyo. Is Director of Azabu Middle School, and devout Christian, being a founder and Chairman of Y. M. C. A. Tokyo. Add. Hommuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "56", "l": "scan leaf 127", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n127/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ebina, Danjo", "t": "one of veteran pastors, and Pres. of the Doshisha, Kyoto since '20; b. '56 in Yanagawa; studied at the Foreign Language School in Kumamoto; then theology at the Doshisha; has subsequently led an active life in evangelistic and educational work, having established a number of churches and schools; pastor of the Hongo Church, Tokyo for a long time. Doshisha, Kyoto.", "p": "56", "l": "scan leaf 127", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n127/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Egi, Chu", "t": "Barrister, b. '58, brother of Senshi Egi; grad. Law, Tokyo Imp. Univ., class '84; he practises his profession, giving lectures on Criminal Law in the Chuō Univ. all the while; an official of the Judicial Office and of the Foreign Office; again resumed his former profession. Has written \"Principles of Criminal Law,\" and is a noted satirist. Add. Yochomachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "56", "l": "scan leaf 127", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n127/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Egi, Senshi", "t": "Mem. House of Peers, Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall, brother of above, b. '53, studied Law at Tokyo Gov. Univ. and was in service of Education Dept. '72-77, transferred to Home office as Dir. of Local Adm. Bureau '90-97; was next Governor of Ibaraki, Aichi, Hiroshima and Kumamoto till '06 when he resigned on account of illness. Add. Yochomachi, Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "56", "l": "scan leaf 127", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n127/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Egi, Yoku", "t": "Mem. of House of Peers (nom. '16), b. '73 in Yamaguchi-ken, adopted son and heir of the above; grad. Law. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '97, and studied at Univ. Hall; Sec. Chief of Colonial Bureau (abolished later) '10-13; appointed Chief Secy. of 2nd Okuma Cabinet, 1914-16. Add. Mita Shikokumachi, Tokyo", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Eguchi, T[illegible]ijō", "t": "Mng of Business Dep't Mitsubishi Firm; was b. '65 in Kochi; grad. from Tokyo Higher Com School '78 and after having been a school teacher for some years, entered the Firm '91, first as member on the staff of Banking Dep't; sub-Mng. of Mining Dep't at Head Office in '97; to the present post '00. Add. Akagishita, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Eitaki, Hisakichi", "t": "ex-Con.-Gen, at Honolulu '12-14; b. '66 in Echigo; studied law and became Judge in '93 and transferred to the Foreign Office same year, as Sec. at Consulate at Fusan in '93; was Consul at Ninsen, Shanghai, Shashi, Sydney and Hankow between '94 and '05; Consul-General at Shanghai '05 to '09, then at Chientao till '12. Add. Tozuka, Tokyo.", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ema, Shun-ichi", "t": "Barrister, ex-M.P.; Mem. of the Tokyo Municipality; b. '61, in Totomi, and adopted by the Ema. Early came up to Tokyo to study politics; was admitted to the Bar in '93 and afterwards elected Pres of the Tokyo Barrister's Association; was elected Vice-Pres of. Tokyo Prefectural Assembly '89. Add. Kuromoncho, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Endo, Chūji", "t": "Judge of the Court of Cassation; b '66 in Tokyo; graduated from the Law College of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. '88; appointed Probationary Judge '90; after successively served as Judge of Osaka District Court, of Nara District Court and of Tokyo Appeal Court, promoted to present post in '05. Add. Zōshigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujii. Koichi", "t": "Adm, mem. of Admirals' Council, b. '57 in Okayama-ken; Sub-Lieut. '83 and rapidly promoted till rising to present rank in '16; took part in Russo-Japanese war as com. of the Azuma; chief staff of the 2nd and 1st squadrons. Attaché to the Japanese Legation, Berlin; Com. Sasebo Adm'ty in '14; Com-in-Chief of the 1st Fleet '15; Com. of Yokosuka Adm'ty '15-16; present post Dec. '16. Add. Naval Office.", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujimura, Yoshiro", "t": "Baron, Bar. of Middle Tem, Sec. Chief of the Mitsui Bussan; b. in Kumamoto in '70; proceeded to England after finishing secondary education in Japan, and grad. Law at Cambridge, returning home '03, when he entered the Mitsui, and was its London agent till '10, then removed to the head office. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujinami, Kotot[illegible]d[illegible]", "t": "Viscount (cr. '84), b at Kyoto '53; Chamberlain to late Emperor from childhood, and from '80 Superintendent of the Imperial Mews, Deputy Pres of Horse Adm. Bureau which he has resigned Add. Iigura, Tokyo", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujioka, Ichisuke", "t": "Dr. Eng (Japan), Pres. Iwakuni Elec. Tram. and Tokyo Elec. Cos., b, in Choshu, '56; grad. from Tokyo Engineering College in '81; appointed its Professor from '84 to '86 when he retired to start electric business; chief electrician to the Tokyo Electric Light Co. in '92 and founder of the Tokyo Street Railway Co. which with two other street railway Co.'s was fused '06; he has been to Europe and America four or five times for study, on business etc. and was under Edison for somewhile. Add. Higashicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "57", "l": "scan leaf 128", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n128/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujisawa, Ikunosuke", "t": "Lawyer, ex-M.P.(Kenseikai), b. '59 in Sendai; studied law and became lawyer in '80 and distinguished himself in connexion with the Fukushima affairs in '83. Elected mem. of Municipal Assembly, Sendai, then of Miyagi Prefectural Assembly, of which he was once Chairman; M. P. for 7th time in '15; nominated Parliamentary Secy. of Communication Dep't July '15; then removed to Home Dep't. Add. Ichibancho, Sendai.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujisawa, Rikitaro", "t": "Dr. Sc. (Japan), Prof. of Mathematics at Tokyo University; b. in Niigata-ken, '61; pursued his special study in England and Germany, '83-87, He has written several works on Mathematics. Add. Sawacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujise, Masajiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; b. '67 at Nagasaki city; grad. Tokyo Higher Commercial School '85 and entered the Co. to be promoted to present position, meanwhile in charge of branches at London, Singapore, Hongkong, etc. Add. Imazatocho, Shirokane, Tokyo.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujishima, Hampei", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, b. in Miye-ken, 1871; grad. from the Eng. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ., and entered the Co. '94; sent by the Co., to England to study ship-building '98-00. Made a tour through U.S. '04. Add. No. 31, 2-chome, Ichigaya-Tamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujita, Heitaro", "t": "2nd Baron, one of the millionaires in Osaka, b. in Osaka, '69; son of late Denzaburo Fujita who started in Osaka the Fujita Firm to undertake contract business with the Government, besides undertaking mining and engineering works. Educated at Cambridge Univ. Add. Amijima, Kita-ku, Osaka.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujita, Ken-ichi", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Tokyo Woolen Cloth Co., b. 1873 at Hirosaki; grad. from the now defunct Meiji Law Coll. in '98; a petty official for a time; Manager of Iwaya Shokai, then famous tobacconist in Tokyo; founded the Toyo Salt Industrial Co. which developed later into Dai-Nippon Salt Mfg. Co., Kwantung Leased Territory. He is connected with several other cos. Add. Hiratsuka, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujita, Koriki", "t": "ex-Dir. of South Manchuria Rly. 1914-15, ex-Administration Dep't, Imp. R'ly Board '13-14; was b. '66 in Tottori; grad. Law at the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo in '89; President of a local school the same year; transferred to the Dep't of Communications in '03; Dir. Shantung Rly., China., till '18. Has been twice despatched abroad on official business. Add. Akebono-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujita, Shiro", "t": "Member of the House of Peers, b. at Tokyo, '61; attaché to Japanese Legation in Vienna, '86, then in Berlin; afterwards Private Secretary to the Minister of Communication and of Agriculture and Commerce, &c.; Vice-Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, '98; now President of the Taiwan Sugar Co. and of other concerns. Add. Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujita, Yuzuru", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Meiji Life Ins. Co., b. '65 at Ibaramachi, Okayama-ken; grad. from Keio '88; went over to America to further his studies at the Pacific Commercial School, San Francisco, '91, and on graduation served as a clerk at a certain American store; returned home '95, and entered the present co; Manager of its Nagoya Branch '98; present post Feb. '17. Add. No 1919 Sugamo, Tokyo.", "p": "58", "l": "scan leaf 129", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n129/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujiwara, Ginjiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Oji Paper Mill; was b. in '6[illegible] in Nagano-ken; graduated from Keiogijuku '91 and then took to journalism in the provinces. He next entered the Mitsui Bank and was transferred to the Mitsui Bussan and had charge of the Branches at Shanghai and Taihoku '15. Add. Shin-ami, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujiyama, Raita", "t": "Chairman of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, President of the Nippon Sugar Refinery Co etc.; b. in '65 in Karatsu; grad. Keiogijuku in '90; then entered the present Co. after the notorious scandal culminating in the suicide of its former President. Add. Shirokane, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujiyama, Tsuneichi", "t": "Mng-Dir. of the Electro-Chemical Industry Co., b. 1872 in Saga; grad. from the Eng. coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. and entered the Electric Co., Sendai; was for years the Chief Eng., the Nippon Chisso Hiryo (Nitrogen Fertilizer) Co; leaving it '11, founded the present Co., and became its Mng.-Dir. '13. He is a pioneer in Japan as manufacturer of carbon, lime nitrogen, etc. Add. 6-chome, Aoyama minami-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukai, Eigo", "t": "Dir. of Nippon Gingo, b. 71 in Gumma-ken; on the staff of the Kokumin Shimbun 1898-05; Private Secretary to Gov. of the Bank '06-12; accompanied the Peace Envoys Dec. 1918 as an unofficial member. Add. Aoyama Minamicho Rokuchome, Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuda, Masataro", "t": "Lt.-Gen. and Vice-Chief of General Staff Office since '18; b. 1870 Nagasaki-ken; Sub-Lieut. 87; Captain '95; stayed in Berlin and Vienna as Military Attaché for years; took part in 04-05 war as a staff officer to Marshal Oyama; Colonel '07; Maj.-Gen. and brigade commander '11; Chief of Staff, Military Department, Kuantung Government; Lieut-Gen. and Commander of the 5th Div. '16 and then the present post. Add. Generel Staff, Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuda, Tokuzo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Prof. of Tokyo High Com. School., b. '74 in Tokyo, being the 1st son of Tokubei Fukuda; graduated from the Tokyo High Commercial School, class '94; was dispatched by the Educational Dep't to Germany, France, and Italy to make further study on Economics; Prof. at his Alma Mater till '06; wrote works on Economics. Add. Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuda, Umanosuke", "t": "D. Eng., Inspector-Gen. of Naval Construction, Sec. Chief of the Naval Technical Office; b. '56 in Aichi-ken; Lieut.-Constructor in 85 and promoted to the present rank some time ago; served meanwhile as Mem. of the Naval Board for Materials, and as Chief of the Construction Dept. of Maizuru Admiralty. Add. Nakano, nr. Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuhara, Arinobu", "t": "Pres. of the Teikoku Life Insurance Co., b. '48 in Awa, Chiba-ken; promoted with others in '72 the Shiseido drug store, one of the leading establishments in Tokyo in this line, and has since been Chairman of Board of Directors. Travelled through Europe and U. S. A. several years ago to inspect the insurance affairs there. Add Izumocho, Ginza, Tokyo.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuhara, Ryojiro", "t": "Pres. Tohoku Imp. Univ. b. '69 in Ise; grad. Law, Imp. Uuiv. Tokyo '92. Held various junior posts at central Government and then transferred to local offices as Councillor or Chiet Police Commissioner: removed to the Education Dep't '98 as Councillor and Inspector; dispatched to Europe '99 to investigate affairs of educational administration, the Bureau Director in '04, the Vice-Minister '11-16; Mem. House of Peers (nom. in 16), present post in '17. Add. Sendai.", "p": "59", "l": "scan leaf 130", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n130/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fujiwara, Toshio", "t": "Prop., Fujiwara Trading Co., and Mag.-Dir., Naigai Kogyo (International Industrial) Co., b. 1867, in Okayama-ken; studied in U.S. Once in the service of the Mitsui Bank; founder of the above Cos. Add. No. 15 Akasaka-Daimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukui, Kikusaburo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Mitsui Bussan; was b. '66 in Tokyo; grad. from Tokyo Higher Commercial School in '83 and then entered the service of the Mitsui, to be attached to the branches at Shanghai, Singapore, Hongkong, Osaka, etc., and then the agent at New York for several years; was on the suite of the Peace-Envoy Dec. '18. Add. Mitsui & Co., Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuzawa, Ichitaro", "t": "Prof. at the Keio-gijuku; b. '63, eldest son of the late Y. Fukuzawa; educated at Yale Univ. after he finished the Keio. Add. Mita, Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuzawa, Momosuke", "t": "ex-M.P., brother-in-Law of the Fukuzawa brothers being the husband of their sister; b. in '64 at Kawagoye; studied at Keio; proceeded to U.S.A. and studied at a Commercial Col. there. Returning home '89, he first entered Tokyo Ice Works, Oji Paper Mill and others, and finally the Hokkaido Colliery and Steamship Co., of which he was Agent for Tokyo, besides sitting on the boards of directors of several other concerns. Add. Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Fukuzawa, Stejiro", "t": "born in Tokyo '63, second son of the late celebrated Fukuzawa; after grad. Keio Univ. studied eng. at Yale, U.S.A. '83; returned home in '90, and has since been managing the Jiji and the Osaka Jiji, the latter started '05. Add. Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Funakoshi, Mitsunojo", "t": "2nd Baron, Crown Mem. of House of Peers; b. '67 in Hiroshima; studied in Germany, '86-[illegible]3, passed the diplomatic service examination in '94; élève Consul at Vladivostock the same year, at Fusan and then at San Francisco in '95, Legation Sec. at Washington in '97; transferred to London in '99, Secretary at head office '02, Sec. at Vienna in '03, Sec. at Berlin '06-09, to Cor. Sec. For. Office and then councillor Embassy at Berlin '12-1[illegible]. Add. Motozonocho, Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Furuichi, Koi", "t": "Baron (c. 1919), Dr. Eng. (Japan), Member of the House of Peers, Emeritus Prof. Imp. Tokyo Univ.; was b. at Himeji in '54: pursued his engineering study in France '75-80; filled the posts of the Directorship of the Public Works Bureau, Home Office; Vice-Minister of Communications, Director-General of the Government Railways, and then, Director of Seoul-Fusan R'ly '03-07. He is one of the best amateur “no” singers and actors. Add. Yumi-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Furukawa, Sakajiro", "t": "D. Eng., ex-Vice-Pres. of the Imp. Gov. R'lys '14-17; '58 in Yamaguchi; graduated from the former Engineering College in '80; next entered the Gov. R'ly Bureau as its Engineer; Chief of Central District in '[illegible], Eng.-in-Chief in '13-15. Add. Shinryodo-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "60", "l": "scan leaf 131", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n131/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Furukawa, Toranosuke", "t": "Baron (cr. '15), President of the Furukawa Mining Co., son of the late celebrated Ichibei Furukawa and inherited his father's immense properties including more than twenty mines. He was b in '82 and graduated Mining at Columbia, U.S.A, class '07; was granted 3rd class Order in 1911, for his munificient gifts to various schools. Add. Setomonocho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ga, Reishi", "t": "Member of the House of Peers since 1891 and Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall; b at Nagasaki in '40; a pioneer scholar of Dutch; held several important posts in the Government service. Add. Nakashibuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Gejo, Masao", "t": "Paymaster-Inspector of the Navy (ret), Mem. of House of Peers; b in Yonezawa '42 Began his career in the Navy as jun. clerk '73, then successively held posts of Sectional Chief of Superintendence for Accounts of Yokosuka Admiralty, Chief Paymaster of Sasebo Adm. and Pres. of the Naval Paymaster's College. He is a noted amateur painter and connoisseur. Add. Motozonocho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Go, Daigoro", "t": "See Kure, Daigoro.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Go, Seinosuke", "t": "2nd Baron, Mem. House of Peers, President of Iriyama Colliery Co., Tokyo Stock Exchange and others; b. '65 in Tokyo, son of late Junzo Go; studied in Europe; after several years of Gov't services he entered business circle. Add. Kaminibancho, Tokyo.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Goto, Shimpei", "t": "Baron (cr. '06), mem. of House of Peers, Minister of Home Affairs and next of For. Affairs in Terauchi Cabinet, and ex-Pres. of Imperial Railways; b. '56 in Iwate-ken; studied medicine in Japan and Germany; chief of Nagoya Hospital '76-8. Subsequently appointed Junior Dir. of the Sanitary Bureau, Home Office; his chivalry implicated in the notorious Soma scandal but was acquitted. He got appointment as Sanitary Commissioner at the time of the Japan-China War, and then re-entered the Sanitary Bureau as its Director. Was singled out '97 by the late Vis. Kodama, newly appointed Governor-General of Formosa, as Dir. of the Civil Adm. Bureau. Pres. of S. Manchuria Railway '06, and then the Minister of Communications in '08, combining the office of Deputy-Pres, of the Colonial Bureau that was created in '10. Retired from the posts in Aug. '11 but again held it with an additional of Pres. of I G. R. in the 3rd Katsura Cabinet; formed the Doshikai with late Prince Katsura, but left it in '13. Sat in the Terauchi Cabinet formed in Oct. '16. Add. Miyamuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Gwassan, Yagoro", "t": "master sword-smith, Art Commissioner to the Imp. Household (app. 06); b. '46 in Omi and learned craft under Teikichi Gwassan in Osaka by whom he was ultimately adopted as son and heir; is the greatest master in producing swords of Soshu and Ichimonji style, besides creating a new mode of tempering. He has made swords for the late Emperor Meiji and the reigning Emperor. Add. Yariyacho, Osaka.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Haga, Gonshiro", "t": "Lieutenant (ret.), Chief of the Silk Section of the Department of Agriculture and Commerce; was b in 67 in Saitama-ken; he was graduated from the Agricultural College, Imperial Tokyo University in 1892. He took part both in the Japan-China and Russo Japanese war. Add Shirokane-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "61", "l": "scan leaf 132", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n132/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Haga, Yaich", "t": "Dr. Lit. (Japan), Pres. of the Kokugaku-in Daigaku since '18,; b. '61 in Fukui-ken; grad. Lit. Col. in the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '92 to study at the University Hall afterward; appointed Professor at the 1st Higher School, and then at the Higher Normal School; Assis.-Prof. in his alma mater in '98 and full Prof. in the following year; then transferred to the Higher Normal School; sent to Germany to prosecute further study; was given a chair in the University when he returned home in '02. Add. Otowa, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hama, Koichi", "t": "Departmental Chief of the Board of Audit; was b. in '48; entered official service first as a junior official in the Board of the Financial Dep't to be afterwards promoted to the present post. Add. Otsuka, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hamaguchi, Takayuki", "t": "M. P.(Kenseikai), b. '70 in Tosa; grad. Law, Imperial Tokyo Univ. '95; Director of the Tobacco Monopoly Bureau '07-12; Vice-Min. of Communications '12-13; Vice-Min. of Finance in 2nd Okuma Cabinet '14-15, then Parl. Jun. Secy, to Finance Dept. for a while in 15, and a leader of the party. Add. Komagome, Tokyo.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hamaguchi, Taro", "t": "B. A. (Cambridge), Chief of Business and General Affairs Section, Inawashiro Hydro-Elec. Power Co.; b. '72 in Wakayama-ken; grad. Keio Univ. '91 and Waseda, '94 and further at Cambridge; M. P. in '04 from Wakayama-ken. For a while he was connected with Toyokuni Bank. Add. Shimorokubancho, Tokyo.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hamao, Arata", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), L. L. D. (Harvard). Lord Steward to the Crown Prince, Privy Councillor; ex-Pres. Imp. Univ. Tokyo; b. in Tajima, '49; Councillor of the Department of Education, '78; Vice-President of Tokyo University in '84; Director of the Special Education Bureau, '88; President of the Tokyo Imperial University, '93-97; Minister of Education from Nov. to Dec. of 1897. Reappointed Pres. of the Univ. '05-13 in consequence of the celebrated “Strike movement” of Professors. Add. Kanatomicho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hamaoka, Kotetsu", "t": "Chairman of Kyoto Chamber of Commerce, ex-M.P.; b. '53 in Kyoto; elected mem. Kyoto Prefectural Assembly '80; then its Vice-Pres. After having filled several important posts in business circle, he was raised to present post in '11. Add. Shimochoja-machi, Kamikyo, Kyoto.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hanai, Takuzo", "t": "D. C. L. (Japan), Barrister, M.P.; b. '68 in Hiroshima-ken; grad. with honour from an English Law School in Tokyo when he was only eighteen years old; finished the University Course at the Hogaku-in with honour in '87; passed Barristers' Examination a year or two after and soon attracted public notice for his scholarship and eloquence, especially in criminal affairs. Has written several popular essays on Criminal Law; elected Vice-Pres. of House of Representatives in 36th session but resigned it in 37th session. Add. Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hanihara, M[illegible]", "t": "Vice-Min. of For. Affairs since, '19; b. '76 in Yamanashi-ken; grad. from Waseda '97; attaché at Seoul Legation '99: at Washington, '01; Secy. at the same, '02; then Sec. Chief at Foreign Office: Consul-Gen. at San Francisco '16-17; Dir. Political Affairs, '17-1[illegible] Add. Foreign Office, Tokyo.", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hanta, Ryutaro", "t": "See Hanter, Ryutaro,", "p": "62", "l": "scan leaf 133", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n133/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hara, Kunizo", "t": "Pres. of the Takasago Life Ins., Takasago Hydro-Electric Co., etc., b. '83 in Hyogo-ken; adopted son of the undermentioned; grad. from the Law Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '07 and passed the Higher Civil Service Examination the next year; has succeeded his father's business and is presiding over or directing a number of cos. Add. No. 325 Kita-shinagawa-Juku, Tokyo.", "p": "63", "l": "scan leaf 134", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n134/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hara, Rokuro", "t": "a prominent business-man; b. '44 in Tajima and played some distinguished part at the time of the Restoration, having fought on the Imperial side in the civil war; studied in England and U.S. '71-77. Entered and founded with a few others the One Hundredth Bank and has been instrumental in pushing it to the present flourishing condition; filled the post of President of the Yokohama Specie Bank '83 to '90; is acknowledged as a power in business circles, and is a director for a number of companies. Add. Goten-yama, near Tokyo.", "p": "63", "l": "scan leaf 134", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n134/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hara, Takashi", "t": "M.P.; b.' 54 at Morioka; entered the now defunct Law College, Justice Dep't, but left it before grad.; took to journalism and was on the staff of the Ho[illegible]hi; followed late Marquis Inouye as newspaper correspondent when he was despatched to Korea '82 as special Envoy, and afterward an official in the Foreign Office; Consul in Tientsin; Secretary and chargé d'affaires in Paris, 86; the Marquis' Personal Secretary when he was Minister of Agriculture and Commerce; next acted in same capacity when late Count Mutsu filled the chair '90-92; followed his chief to the Foreign Office to be made Director of the Commercial Bureau, and promoted to the Vice-Minister in '95 and transferred to Minister to Korea, '96-7, then chief editor of the Osaka Mainichi. He was one of the right-hand men of late Prince Ito when he raised the banner of the Seiyu-kai, '00, and filled as the late Hoshi's successor the chair of the Minister of Communications Dec., '00 to May, '01. Again chief editor of the Osaka Shimpo, but was appointed in Jan. '06 to the Ministerial post, which he resigned with the fall of the Seiyu-kai Cabinet '08. Visited Europe and America '08-09, and re-entered the Cabinet as Min. of Home Affairs '13-14; in '18 formed his cabinet after the fall of the Terauchi Ministry. Add. 4, Shiba Park, Tokyo.", "p": "63", "l": "scan leaf 134", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n134/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hara, Tomitaro", "t": "Pres. of 2nd Bank, head of the Hara Firm, Yokohama; b. in Gifu-ken '7[illegible]; studied at Waseda Univ.; was adopted into the present millionaire family as husband of its daughter; is a Director of the Yokohama Fire Insurance Co. and a leading businessman in Yokohama. His fine collection of art objects is widely reputed. Add. Bentendori, Yokohama.", "p": "63", "l": "scan leaf 134", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n134/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hara, Yoshimichi", "t": "lawyer, D.C.L. (Japan); b. '67 in Nagano-ken; grad. at Tokyo University in '89; Councillor, Dep't Agri & Com. in '09; Chief of the Tokyo Mine Inspection Office and that of Osaka '01-03; has since been practising law. Add. Iida-machi, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "63", "l": "scan leaf 134", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n134/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Harada, Jiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Konoike Bank, Osaka, Vice-Pres. of Osaka Warehouse Co.; b. '50 at Matsuzaka; early entered Finance Dept.; left it and became Pres. of 74th Bank. In '93 he was again given a post in the Konoike Bank and has done much service in it. Add. 89/2 Ichibeicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "63", "l": "scan leaf 134", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n134/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Harada, Tasuku", "t": "ex-Pres. of Doshisha in Kyoto, '07-'19; b. '63 in Kumamoto; studied at the Foreign Language School in Kumamoto, and later at the Doshisha; entered Yale and grad. from Divinity School, class '91; the following year he travelled through Europe; was Pastor in Tokyo, Kyoto and Kobe; Editor of Rikugo Zasshi, and “The Christian World.” Pres. of the Christian Endeavor Union of Japan '93-06 and was present in the world convention in London, '00. Visited India, '06, by the invitation of the National Union of Y.M.C.A.; attended World Missionary Conference at Edinburgh and lectured at Harvard, Yale and other Universities in America '09. Received LL.D. from University of Edinburgh and D.D. from Amherst College. Add. Doshisha, Kyoto.", "p": "63", "l": "scan leaf 134", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n134/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Harada, Yoshitaro", "t": "Dir. of the Mitsubishi Trading Co., b. 1869 in Okayama-ken; grad. from Tokyo Higher Commercial School and entered Mitsui firm. Once Manager of the branches at Osaka and Shanghai. Add. No. 22, Ichigaya-Yamabushicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Haraguchi, Kaname", "t": "Dr. Eng. (Japan), Mng.-Dir. of Fuji Paper Mill; b. '51 in Nagasaki-ken; was one of the pioneer students sent abroad for study by the Government, having studied Engneering at Yale, '75-79; served long in the Gov. R'ly service; Dir. of the Hakata Bay R'ly Co., '02; held the post of the Adviser to fhe Viceroy of Hukwang Provinces, China, '06-10. Add. Shiba Park, Tokyo.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Haruki, Ichiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Prof. at the Coll. of Law, Imp. Univ of Tokyo; b. in '70 at Tokyo; graduated from the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo in '94, and further studied Roman Law in Germany, 1900-04, and appointed Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. on his return in '05; transferred to Tokyo later. Add. Nishisugacho, Nezu, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Haruta, Gennojo", "t": "Councillor of the N.Y.K.; son of a bannerman of the Tokugawa Shogun, and adopted by Mototaro Haruta; began his business career in Mitsubishi Co. as a clerk, to be promoted to the present post, having once had charge of the Tokyo, Kobe and Osaka Branches of the N.Y.K. Add. Oban-cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hasegawa, Kinsuke", "t": "ex-Chief of Central District of the Imp. Railway Board; b. '55, 2nd son of Tomenobu Hasegawa; was for years in the Formosan Gov't R'ly as its Chief Engineer, then Director, and appointed to Chief of Kobe District, Imp. Gov. R'ly in '09, then of the Central '15-'18. Add. Imperial Government Railway Board.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hasegawa, Seiya", "t": "nom de plume “Tenkei,” author, and managing edit. of the Hakubun-kan, leading publishing house in Japan; was b. in 1877 in Echigo; graduated from the Waseda Univ. in '93; travelled in Europe and America in '09-10. Has written a number of literary works. Add. Hakubun-kan, Tokyo.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hasegawa, Tameji", "t": "Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall; b. '48 in Yamaguchi; entered Financial Office '69 and transferred to the Mint; travelled through Europe and America, '86-7. Had charge of the Mint '93-13 as its Chief. Add.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hasegawa, Yoshimichi", "t": "Marshal, Count (Baron, '95; Visc, '07; Ct. '16). Governor-General of Chosen, 1st class Golden Kite and Grand Cordon of Rising Sun and Paulownia (war honor); b. '50 in Suwo; Major, '72; Major-Gen. '86; Lieut.-Gen. '98; General in '04. He commanded a brigade in the Japan-China War and took a distinguished part in the battle of Port Arthur and Wei-hai-wei. In the '04-5 war he commanded the Imp. Guards Division under Gen. Kuroki and led it to success and honour at the Yalu and the battle of Liaoyang, and then appointed Com.-in-Chief of Korean Garrison and transferred to the Mem. of Supreme War Council in '09 and Chief of Gen. Staff '12-16; promoted Marshal, Jan. '15; present post Oct. 1916. Add. Seoul, Korea.", "p": "64", "l": "scan leaf 135", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n135/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hashimoto, Juko", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Nippon Life Ins. Co.; b. '80 in Nagasaki-ken; grad. '95 Imp. Tokyo Univ. and entered the present Co.; sent to Germany to study next year by the Co., raised to Dir. in '08. Add. Sumiyoshi, Hyogo-ken.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hashimoto, Katsutaro", "t": "Lieut-Gen., ex-Com. of 9th Div.; b. in '62 in Gifu; grad, from the Military Coll. '86; Capt. '94; Col. '06; Maj.-Gen. '11. Lieut.-Gen. 15; Pres. of the Mil. Coll. before appointment to Com. of Gendarmerie in '15. Add. Kanazawa.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hashimoto, Keizaburo", "t": "Mem. House of Peers; b. '65 in Niigata; grad. College of Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '90; Secretary of the Privy Council '92; Chief of Accountant's Bureau and then Vice-Min. of Finance '11-12; Vice-Min. of Agr. and Com., '13-14; entered the Hoden Petroleum Co. as its Pres. '15. Add. Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hata, Ryotaro", "t": "Minister to Brazil, b. '67 in Nagano; entered diplomatic service after graduating from Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '90; Councillor of Embassy at Berlin '06, Secretary of Foreign Office '08 and finally to the present post in '13. Add. Japanese Legation, Brazil.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hata, Sahachiro", "t": "M.D., co-worker of Dr. Erlich, Frankfort-on-Meine, in the discovery of No. 606 or Sarvarsan; b. '72 in Iwami; graduated '95 with honour Medical Dept. of Okayama High School; became Dr. Kitazato's assistant at the Epidemic Investigation Laboratory '98-07; studied at Berlin and Frankfort '07-11. Add. Nakameguro, near Tokyo.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hatano, Shogoro", "t": "Officer of Mitsui Firm, Aud. of Mitsui Bank, Mining Co,, etc.; b. '59 in Tokyo; grad. from the Keio Gijuku (the Keio Univ.) 1876; was on the staff of Jiji when it was started; entered the Foreign Office and was appointed Consul at Tientsin, next Sec. at the head office, and then he entered the Mitsui. Add. Kami-Nibancho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hatano. Yoshinao", "t": "( Vis. '17; Bar. '07), Min. Household; b. Hizen '50; entered the Department of Justice, '71; Councillor '87; Secretary 88; afterwards Pres. of the Kyoto Local Court and Judge of the Supreme Court, &c; Vice-Minister of Justice in '90; Minister of Justice in '03 and resigned it in Jan., '06; nom. Mem House of Peers; Lord Steward to the Crown Prince '11-14; present post '14. Add. Ukyomachi, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hattori, Bunshiro", "t": "Ph. D. (Princeton), Prof. at Waseda University; b. '78 in Shiga-ken; grad. from Waseda in '02, and further studied economics at Princeton and Berlin '02-08. Works: Local Finance (in English), Commercial Education in University, Principle of Banking, etc. He combines Chief Sec. Tokyo Chamber of Commerce. Add. Tokyo Chamber of Commerce.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hattori, Genzo", "t": "Dir. of K. Hattori & Co. Ltd. and Hattori Trading Company, Ltd.; b. '88 in Tokyo; eldest son of Kintaro Hattori; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '09. Add. Ginza Shichome, Tokyo.", "p": "65", "l": "scan leaf 136", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n136/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hattori, Ichizo", "t": "Mem. House of Peers and Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall, b. '52 in Choshu, and early took to learning English, first at Nagasaki, and then in America from which he returned as B.S, (Rutgars); appointed official of Edu. Dept. with which he was connected for 15 or 16 years as President of the University Prep. Course, Tokyo; manager of the University; Dean of the Law Course; Councillor and Secretary at the Head Office. Was a Japanese Commissioner in the New Orlean Exhibition, '83. Prefectural Governor in various localities, 18[illegible]1-19[illegible].", "p": "66", "l": "scan leaf 137", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n137/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hattori, Kintaro", "t": "Pres. of K. Hattori & Co. Ltd., that run Seikosha Watch and Clock Works; Adviser to the Chosen Bank; Dir. of the First Mutual Life Ins. Co. and of the Chosen Industrial Co. Ltd.; Pres. of the Tokyo Horological Association; b. '60 in Tokyo; established in business '81 and incorporated '17; capital paid-up ¥10,000,000. Add. Ginza, Shichome, Tokyo.", "p": "66", "l": "scan leaf 137", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n137/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hattori, Unokichi", "t": "D. Litt., Prof. Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '67 in Fukushima-ken; studied philos. in Lit. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '87-90; Chinese classics in China and method of teaching in Germany, '99-07; Prof. at alma mater on return; Prof. at Chinese Univ., Peking, till '09; Prof. at Harvard, U.S.A. '15. Add. 1825 Shimo Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "66", "l": "scan leaf 137", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n137/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayakawa, Senkichiro", "t": "Chairman Tokyo Bankers' Asso., Director Mitsui Bank, Mitsui Bussan etc.; b. at Kanazawa, '63; grad. Law, Imp-Tokyo Univ., '87; further studied at Univ. Hall; served at Finance Dep't '90-00, holding post of Councillor, Secretary and Per. Sec. to the Minister; Sec. of the Currency Reform Com. '9[illegible]; despatched to England in '96 to take charge of the Chinese indemnity; sent abroad in '98 to raise a loan, and for these special services he was duly rewarded; resigned the Gov. service '00 and entered the Mitsui. Add. Nibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "66", "l": "scan leaf 137", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n137/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayakawa, Tetsuya", "t": "ex-M.P., Patent attorney; b. Okayama, '63; grad. Sapporo Agri. Col., '84; studied law in U.S.A. and Germany; entered the diplomatic service, '85 and attached to the Imperial Legation at Seoul until '88; to Consulate at San Francisco, to the Legation at Berlin, '89-92; Private Secy. to the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, '92-97; appointed Minister Resident, '97-98; Secy, of the Cabinet, '98; then Dir. of the Political Bureau, Foreign Office in the Okuma Cabinet whose reform program he chiefly undertook. Succeeded in procuring foreign loan for the Hokkaido Colliery. Add. Shimo-Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "66", "l": "scan leaf 137", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n137/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayami, Seiji", "t": "M.P. for Hiroshima city and ex-Vice-Pres. of House of Representatives, Chief Editor of the Geibi, Hiroshima, Chairman of Hiroshima Chamber of Commerce since its est. in '01; b. '68 in Hiroshima-ken; grad. from Waseda Univ. and became teacher; after two years entered Hakubunkwan Publishing House, and then started the present daily. He is also an influencial business-man in the city; has much interest in marine transportation in the Inland Sea; elected M.P. for sixth time, and appointed Parliamentary Secy. of the Navy '15, then Vice-Pres. of the House Dec., '15. Add. Otemachi. Hiroshima.", "p": "66", "l": "scan leaf 137", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n137/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Aisaku", "t": "Mng. of the Imperial Hotel; b. '73 in Gumma, studied in U.S.A. for some years and entered business after his return home; Mng. of the hotel since '07. Add. Shinosaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "66", "l": "scan leaf 137", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n137/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Buhei", "t": "Dir. of Yamashita Firm, Mng.-Dir. of Yamashita Colliery Co,; b, at Gifu '71; went to Yokohama to seek employment at the age of 29 and became acquainted with Mr. K. Yamashita, now a war millionaire, and has since been his trusted confident. Add. No. 56 Shimotakanawa, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Gonsuke", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Ambassador to the Court of St. James, Since '20 and ex-Gov. of Kwantung Leased Territory '19 20; b. at Aizu, '60; grad. Law. Imp. Tokyo Univ. and entered Foreign Office '85; Consul and Secretary of the Legation, '[illegible]7-'09. Director of the Commercial Bureau '93, and Minister at Seoul '99, at Peking '0[illegible]-08, again in '16-'18.; Ambassador to Rome, '08-'16. Add. London.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Ken", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Toshin Warehouse Co.; b. 63 in Oita-ken; grad. law at Imp. Tokyo Univ.; entered Mitui Bank and was the agent at Shimonoseki, Nagasaki, etc. Add. Fujimicho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Kiroku", "t": "M.P. (Seiyukai) and Prof. at Keiogijuku; b. 1872 at Karatsu; grad. Literature Course, Keiogijuku, class '95, and further Diplomacy at Paris 1901-04. Has written \"Russian Empire,\" \"Modern European Diplomacy,\" etc. Add. Shimo-Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Tsuruichi", "t": "Dr. Sc. and Mathematician, Pres. of the Imp. Tohoku Univ. at Sendai since '19; Mem. of the Tokyo Mathematico-Physical Society, the Tokyo Astronomical Society etc.; b. 1873 in Tokushima-ken; grad. from the Coll. of Science, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; Assist.-Prof. Imp. Kyoto Univ. '[illegible]8; Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal School, '07; Prof. Imp. Tohoku Univ. since '11. He is connected with various scientific societies of Germany, France, Italy etc. Add. Sendai.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Yozo", "t": "Chief of Fukushima Branch of the Bank of Japan. b. in '68 in Yamaguchi-ken; grad. Law. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '93; Per. Sec. to Minister of Finance '96, entered the Bank ''96. Add. Fukushima city,", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashi, Yuzo", "t": "ex-Cabinet Minister, was born in Tosa '42; Councillor for Kochi-ken, '69; Secretary of Foreign Office, '73-74. Then his political career to propagate principle of popular right began; was imprisoned on charge of complicity in the Satsuma rebellion. Sat twice in the Cabinet but since he seceded from the Seiyukai in '03, he has sank in obscurity. Add. Otsuka, Tokyo.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hayashida, Kametaro", "t": "ex-Chief Secy. of the House of Representatives; b. '63 in Kumamoto; pursued study fighting against adversity; grad. Law, Imp. Univ., Tokyo, '87; was Chief Secy. of the Lower House, '97-'15. Now in business circles. Add. Haneda, Tokyo.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hibi, Osuke", "t": "b. at Kurume, '62; grad. from the Keio-gijuku, '83; a clerk in the Navy; entered the service of the Muslin Factory, Tokyo; entered the Mitsui Ginko several years ago, to be transferred to the Mitsui Dry Goods Dept. a few years after, and was the Man.-Dir. of the Dept, widely known under the title Mitsukoshi Dry Goods Store till 1918. Made a trip through Europe and America, '06. Add. Kitashinakawa, near Tokyo.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hibiya, Heizaemon", "t": "millionaire, Pres. of Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Co. and Tokyo Woolen Cloth Mfg. Co., and Dir. of several other concerns; is a leading cotton yarn merchant in Tokyo; b. '54 son of a small innkeeper in Echigo; adopted into the Hibiya family, '77 as husband of its daughter and started cotton and yarn shop; and restored its credit after it was declared bankrupt. He has undertaken similar worthy services for other tottering establishments. Add. Hibiya Firm, Horidome, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "67", "l": "scan leaf 138", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n138/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hibiya, Shinjiro", "t": "Head of Hibiya Firm, K. K.; b. '81 in Niigata-ken; heir to the above; studied at Keio; made a tour through India, Europe and America to inspect cotton and spinning business '12-'14; assumed the present post Feb. '18, when the Firm was reorganiged as such. Add. No. 5 Nakasu, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hidaka, Sōnojō", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), full Admiral (ret.); b. '49 at Kagoshima, 4th son of a retainer of the fief and adopted by T. Hidaka of the same clan when 24; midshipman, '77, Commander of cru. Hashidate in the Japan-China War, for which decorated with 4th Order of the Golden Kite; subsequently Dir. Naval Academy and Com. of Takeshiki Naval Port, Vice-Adm. '00 and Com.-in-Chief of Combined Fleet '02, which post he exchanged with Adm. Togo on the eve of outbreak of the '04-5 War then Com. Maizuru Adm. Holder of 2nd Class Golden Kite and Grand Cordon of Rising Sun (war honour). Add. Shimbori, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hidehara", "t": "—See Shidehara.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Higashizono, Motoyoshi", "t": "Viscount (cr. '84), Chamberlain to His Majesty and Councillor to the Court; b. in '53 in Kyoto, being of the families of a hereditary courtier. Add. Ichiban-cho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hijikata, Kyucho", "t": "Pres. of the Bank of Japan; b. '70; graduated from the Law Col. of the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo, '93; then entered the Bank of Japan with which he has been connected ever since. Add. Nishi-Daiku-cho, Fukagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hijikata, Yasushi", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), ex-Dean and Prof. of the Law College of Imp. Tokyo Univ.; was b. in '59; grad. Law at the Univ. in 82, and has since been connected with it as Prof., with a short break occasioned by his study in England from which he returned in '94; Dean in 1911-18. Add. Ichibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hioki, Eki", "t": "Mem. House Peers, Min. to Sweden; b. in Ise '63; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '88, attaché at New York in '[illegible]9, Washington in '91, Petrograd in '92, Seoul in '94, Peking in '00, Washington in '03, Germany in '06, decorated with 3rd class Rising Sun and grant of money in '06 for his service in connection with the war; Minister to Chile '08-14; then to China '14-16. Present post '18. Add. Japanese Legation, Sweden.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirai, Masamichi", "t": "M.D , Surg.-Gen., Pres. of Red Cross Hospital; b. in. Wakasa in '63; grad. Medicine, Tokyo Univ. '89; attached to Otsu Regiment '90; took part in Japan-China War as Surgeon-Capt. of 5th Div., studied in Germany '97-00, Director of Tokyo Garrison Hos. Vice-Pres. of Red Cross Hos. '06; present post in '09. Add. Red Cross Hos., Tokyo.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirai, Seijiro", "t": "D.E. (Japan), Rly. Eng.; b. '55 at Kanazawa; despatched by Gov. to study civil eng. at Troy, U.S A., '75-77; Eng. of Tanko Rly., Hok. Gov. on his return '80-'94; entered Gov. Rlys. ultimately rising to the Presidency. Adviser to Chinese Govt. since 1913. Is Mem. House of Peers. Add. Peking, China.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hiranuma, Kiichirō", "t": "D.C.L., Procurator-Gen. of the Supreme Court since '12; b. '65 in Tsuyama; grad. Law, Imp. Univ., Tokyo, '88; then appointed to the Bench, having filled chair of sectional chief '95 in the Tokyo Appeal Court, Procurator of the same court, was finally transferred to be head of a Bureau '06-11; Vice-Minister of Justice '11-12. Add. Nishi-Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "68", "l": "scan leaf 139", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n139/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirannma, Yoshiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan). Pres. Waseda Univ., b. in '64 in Tsuyama. being brother of above. After grad. from Political Economy, Imp. Univ., '84, he entered journalism and then took up educational work at Sendai High School, Osaka Com. School, etc; finally appointed Prof. at Waseda in '04. Add. Bentencho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hiraoka, Ki", "t": "pioneer of rolling-stock makers. in Japan, Vice-Pres. Osaka Loco. Works; b. '55 in Tokyo; went to U.S.A in '71, and entered a rolling stock shop, N. Y., returning home about '8[illegible]; appointed overseer of the works at Shimbashi, till about '90, and started the Hiraoka Rolling-Stock Works at Honjo, Tokyo which was fused with Osaka Loco. Works. Add. Nagatacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hiraoka, Teitaro", "t": "Dir of a Co., b. '63 at Fukuoka; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., Secretary of Home Office and also House of Representatives, Governor of Nara-ken '06-09, Gov. of Karafuto '09-14. Add. Higashi-katamachi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirata, Tosuke", "t": "Viscount (Baron '02, Vis. '11), ex-Minister of Interior; b. '49 in Yamagata-ken; studied at Germany while young; official of Imp. Tokyo Univ., '77; Sec. of Cabinet at Treasury '78; Sec. of Cabinet '84; Chief Sec. of Privy Council '88; Dir. of Legislation Bureau '89-91; Member of House of Peers '91-97; Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, June '01-July '03; was given the chair of the Home Minister by late Premier Katsura '08-11. He is a trusted follower of Marshal Prince Yamagata, and is active propagandist of thrift and diligence and for preaching the importance of co-operation for promoting communal prosperity. Add. Surugadai, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirayama, Narinobu", "t": "Member of the Privy Council since '19, b. '50 in Kagoshima; was once Bureau chief in the Dep't of Finance and of Home Affairs. Nominated member of House of Peers in '93; appointed the Steward to Prince Arisugawa, in '07. Add. Hara-machi. Koi., Tokyo.", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirayama, Shin", "t": "Dr. S (Japan), Prof. at the College of Science of the Imp. Tokyo University; b. in '67 in Tokyo Grad. Science Col. of the Univ., in '90; further studied at the University Hall and in England and Germany; was appointed Prof. at his alma mater on his returning home in '94. Add. Nagasaka-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hiroi, Isamu", "t": "Dr. Eng. (Japan), Prof. Engineering, Imp. Univ., Tokyo; b. '62 in Kochi; grad. Sapporo Agr. College, class '81; proceeded to America Dec. '83, and was employee of the Mississippi River Work Office and some other eng. offices, 84-87; ordered by the Hokkaido Government to study civil eng. at Karlsruhe and Stuttgart, '87-8[illegible]. Prof. at the alma mater '89 and Eng. to the Hokkaido Government, and had charge of the harbour works of Hakodate and Otaru; present post in 190[illegible]. Add. Nakano-cho, Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hiromi, Jisaburo", "t": "marine product dealer; b. in Kaga, '54; promoted the Japan Marine Insurance Co. and appointed its President, and one of the largest ship-owners in Japan; once \"highest tax\" member of the House of Peers for Osaka. Add. Enokojima, Higashicho, Nishiku, Osaka", "p": "69", "l": "scan leaf 140", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n140/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirosawa, Kinjiro", "t": "Count, Pres. of the Hoei Copper Mine Co. since '18; b. '71 at Yamaguchi; proceeded to England for study '86; a Member of House of Peers on returning home; Private Secretary to the Premier of the time. He is a son of the celebrated Sangi Heizo Hirosawa who took active part in the work of Restoration, and was assassinated and for which he was rewarded with the patent of Count in '84. Add. Zaimoku-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirose, Chiaki", "t": "Dir. of the Tokyo Rice Exchange, b. '79 in Nagano-ken; was adopted by Mitsumasa Hirose, Ehime-ken; grad. from the Law Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '03; entered the Sumitomo Firm; Dir. of the Kobe Rice Exchange '09, and then Chairman of Dirs. '13; the present post '14. Add. No 125 Onden, Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hirotsu, Ryuro", "t": "one of the leading novelists (Thomas Hardy of Japan), b. in Kurume '60; first studied Medicine: then clerk of the Osaka Chamber of Com. and next a clerk in Dept. of Agr. and Com. About '87 his first story sent to a Tokyo daily won wide fame, and he resigned Gov. service to devote himself to literature. Has since produced about twenty novels and novelettes, his strength lying in depicting tragic side of woman's character. Add. Kasumi-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hodzu—", "t": "See Hozu—.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hojo, Tokiyuki", "t": "Pres. of the Peers' School since '17; b. 1859 in Kaga; grad. from the Science Col. (Mathematics), Imp. Univ., Tokyo, '85; next sent to Hall, Germany, for further studies; Prof. of the 4th High School '88; the 1st High School '91; Yamaguchi High School '95; Principal of the same '96; Principal of the 4th High School '98; Principal of the Hiroshima Higher Normal School '02-13; President of the North-eastern University, Sendai, '13-17. Add. Takatamura, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hojo, Ujiyasu", "t": "Viscount, Court Councillor, b. '45, 7th son of Masahira Hotta, then daimyo of Sakura; adopted by the family of Hojo, then daimyo of Sayama. Add. Shimo-Nibancho, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Honda, Kosuke", "t": "Dr. Agr. (Japan), President of the Model Industry Laboratory in Chosen, was b. '64 in Kagoshima-ken; grad. from the Agri. Col. in '[illegible]9; sent to Germany for study '01-04; Prof. Agr. Col. of Tokyo Imp. Univ. in '96. Add. Suigen, Korea.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Honda, Seii", "t": "Baron (cr, 1900), Mem. of the House of Peers; was b. in '64 in Kaga, is one of the leading families of hereditary councillors to the House of Mayeda; stuided English and Mathematics under an Englishman early in Meiji, and devoted himself to banking and industrial affairs in the locality, having been President of the Local Hypotheo Bank in Kaga for many years. Took interest in politics and was a member of the Organizing Committee when the late Prince Ito formed the Seiyukai. Add. Teramachi, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Honda, Seiroku", "t": "Dr. Dendrology, Prof. at the Agr. Col. of Imp. Univ., Tokyo; b. '66 in Saitama-ken; grad. Dendrology, Agr. College. '88; further studied in Germany; Prof. since '00. Add. Agr. Col. Komaba, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hongo, Fusajiro", "t": "Gen., b. '[illegible]0 in Tamba; grad. Mil. Cadet School and Sub-Lieut. of Infantry '89; Maj.-Gen '05; attached to the Berlin Legation during Japan-Russia War and commissioned with exchange of prisoners; Dir. Personnel of War Office in '09; transferred to Div. Chief of Milry Education Board '10, and Vice-Min. of War, '13-14; Commander of 17th and 1st Div.; Commander of Tsintao Garrison '17; full Gen. '18. Add. 1-chome, Aoyama, Kitamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "70", "l": "scan leaf 141", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n141/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hori, Keijiro", "t": "Pres. of Osaka Shosen Kaisha; b. '67 in Kanazawa and grad. '93 from Law Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ.; entered the same year Russian Oil Co. then present Co. in '95 and was promoted the foll. year Chief of Chemulpo branch, etc.; Dir. in '08; Vice-Pres. '11; Pres. '15. Add. 39/4 Edobori Kitadori, Nishiku, Osaka.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hori, Tohru", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, till 1918, was b. '60 in Kaga; edu. at the Imp. Tokyo Univ., class '80; entered the Mitsubishi S.S. Co. in '81. Add. Shimo Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Horiguchi, Kumaichi", "t": "Minister to Brazil since '18; b. 1865 in Niigata-ken; grad. Law at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. '93; Judicial Probationer; passed the Diplomatic Service Exam. and Elevé-Con. '94; Legation Secretary in Brazil '99-'06, Sweden '08-09, Mexico, '09-13, and Madrid, '13-19. Add. Rio de Janeiro.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Horikoshi, Zenjuro", "t": "President of Horikoshi Firm; b. in '63 at Ashikaga; crossed over to America when he was young to help Mr. Mason in carrying on business in Japanese silk goods; returned home and organized the Horikoshi Shokwai which has now branches at New York, London, Paris, Lyon, etc. Add. Tsukiji, Tokyo.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Horiuchi, Meizaburo", "t": "Director of Japan Artif. Fertilizer Co. and Taiwan Fertilizer Co., etc.; b. '71 at Matsumoto City; grad. Tokyo Higher Commercial School '95; official of the Dept. of Agr. & Com.; a director of a commercial school; then in Mitsui Bussan, '99-15; Japan Artif. Ferti. Co. since '15. Add. Asahide, Takatamura, Tokyo.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hoshi, Hajime", "t": "Pres. of Hoshi Pharmaceutical Co.; b. '74 in Fukushima; studied at Tokyo Commercial School and Columbia Univ. N.Y.; after grad. published monthly Japan and America in N.Y.; dispatched by Govt. to Europe to inspect industry. Returned '07 and started present Co.; once elected M.P. Add. Gotenyama, Shinagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hoshino, Seki", "t": "Member of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, Mng.-Dir. of the Tokyo Printing Co. and other concerns; b. '54 in Tokyo, started printing business in '74; went to America in '87 to investigate printing business, and was a leading promoter of the Oji Paper Mill; Mem. of House of Rep. in '12. Add. Hamacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hosokawa, Junjiro", "t": "Baron (cr. '00), D. Litt. (Japan), Privy Councillor since '93; b. '34 in Kochi-ken; Vice-Pres. of the House of Peers. '91-93; once held posts of President of the Peers' Girls School, and Chief of the Secretarial Bureau of the Imp. Household; wrote a number of literary works. Add. Surugadai, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hozumi, Chincho", "t": "Baron (cr. '15), privy Councillor, since 1916, Emeritus Prof. of Imp. University of Tokyo; b. in Uwajima in '57; studied Law at the Gov. Univ., Tokyo; sent to England and Germany to study his speciality '79-81; appointed Prof. at the alma mater, and a Dean shortly afterwards: member of the House of Peers. '00; resigned the two posts to devote himself to his speciality; was sent to Italy to attend the International Conference held in '02. Add. Minamicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "71", "l": "scan leaf 142", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n142/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Hunter, Reutaro", "t": "B. Sc. (Glasgow), Prop. of Hunter Firm, Dir. of Osaka Iron Works, etc., b. in '71 at Kobe, of a Scotch father and Japanese mother; studied at Glasgow Univ., and afterward assisted his father in various undertakings. Add. Ajikawa, Osaka.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ibuka, Kajinosuke", "t": "M.A. (Princeton), D.D. (Rutgars), President of the Meiji Gakuin, Chairman, National Committee, Y.M.C.A. Union of Japan; b. in Aizu; took part in the civil war of the Restoration; studied at Dr. Brown's School in Yokohama and was converted then at the Union Theological Seminary, New York, U.S A.; has represented Japan in the Worlds' Y. M. C. A. and other religious conferences held abroad. Mrs. Ibuka is B.A., (Mount Holyyork, Mass.) Add. Meiji Gakuin, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ichijo, Saneteru", "t": "Prince, Mem. House of Peers, of the proud Fujiwara houses and formerly a gosekke (five privileged houses entitled to furnish candidates to the posts of \"Chief\" and \"Right Minister\"); originally a scion of the Kujo family. The present head was b. 186[illegible], is a Captain of the Navy and was attaché to an Embassy 1902-06. Add. Fukuyoshi-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ichiki, Kitokuro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Privy Councillor, nom. '17; b. '96 at Shizuoka; studied the science of constitution, administrative politics, etc. in Germany '90-93. Chief Councillor of the Home Office; Professor at the Tokyo University '94; nominated member of the House of Peers in 190[illegible]; held the Vice-Ministerial post '08-11, Chief of Bureau of Legislation '12-13 in 3rd Katsura Ministry. Minister of Education and next Minister for Interior in 2nd Okuma Ministry. Add. Hayashicho, Koi., Tokyo.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ichiku, Masakata", "t": "Director of Police Bureau, Imp. Household, '05; b. '59 in Kagoshima; chancellor at Rome in '82, attaché in '86, transferred to the Hague in '90, Per. Sec. to the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce in '92, Secretary at Berlin in '95, at Rome in '97, at Madrid in '05. Add. Kitamachi, Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ichiku, Otohiko", "t": "ex-Vice-Minister of Finance, b. '72 in Kagoshima; graduated from the Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '96; appointed Revenue officer of Kumamoto Revenue Adm. Bureau; secretary to Land Adjust. Bureau of Okinawa-ken; Secretary to the Formosan Government, Secretary to the Finance Dept., then Chief of Accountant Bureau of Dep't of Finance; Vice-Minister of Finance '16-'18. Add. Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ichinohe, Hyoe", "t": "Gen., Mem. of Military Council; of Pan'ungshan fame in the 1st general assault delivered on Port Arthur in '04; b. '[illegible]5 in Hiroshima: Sub-Lieut. '77; Capt. '83; Major '88; Lieut.Col. '94; took part in the Japan-China War; Col. '97; Chief Staff of 6th Div. '98; Maj.-Gen. '02: Com. of 4th Army Div. in '07 and of the 1st Div. in Dec. '12. Holder of 2nd Class Golden Kite, and of Rising Sun (war honour). Promoted to the present rank and Dir. of Mil. Education Board. in '16. Pres. Peers' school since '20. Add. Kamishibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Igarashi, Shusuke", "t": "D. Eng., ex-Electrician of the Department of Communications, in charge of telephone service '94-14; b. '58 in Yonezawa; grad. from the former Imp. Engineering Col in '82; assist.-electrician at the then Public Works Dep't; teacher in the former Tokyo Post and Telegraph School '89; visited America to inspect electric business in '89-90; electrician at the Communication Dep't resumed duty at the above school soon after; was also examiner of the Patent Bureau as additional post Add. Roppongi, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "72", "l": "scan leaf 143", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n143/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iguchi, Seigo", "t": "Gen., member of Military Council: b. '55 in Shizuoka-ken; entered Mil. Academy '75 and Mil. Staff Col. '84; despatched to Germany to study tactics, '87-90; Instructor at Mil. Staff Coll. and Major in '91; Staff Officer of 2nd Army in the Japan-China War; Lieut.-Col. '95; Sec. Chief at War Office '01; Maj.-Gen. '02; took part in the Japan-Russia War as a staff officer, and awarded 2nd class Golden Kite; Lieut.-Gen. '0[illegible] and transferred to Pres. of Mil. Staff Coll.; Com. of 15th Army Division in '12; Com. Chosen Garrison in '15; full Gen. '16 and to present post. Add. Tokyo.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iida, Giichi", "t": "ex-Mng. Dir. Mitsui Bussan; b. '51 in Yamaguchi, and early entered the service of the establishment, in which he rose to a high position: was involved in the Naval scandal in '14. Add. Shin-ryudo, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iida, Seiichi", "t": "Dir. of Kabuto Beer Co., Onoda Cement Co., etc.; b. '72 in Yamaguchi-ken; grad. '06 Law Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ.; entered Communication Dep't and soon after despatched to Germany to inspect postal business; afterwards retired from official service to enter business; once returned M.P. Add. Nishinomiya, Hyogoken.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iida, Shinshichi", "t": "dry goods merchant, head of the Iida Firm, one of the largest dry goods stores in Japan; b. '59 in Kyoto; decorated for his service in the cause of public utility; branches in Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, Tien'sin, Lyons, London, etc. His eldest son Shintaro, a graduate of Waseda, b. '84 and is Man. of the Firm. Add. Karasumaru, Kyoto.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iida, Tatsumi", "t": "Aud. of the N.Y.K. and Dir. Japan Brick Company; b. '42 in Aomori-ken: Junior Secretary of the Department of Finance in '79 which he resigned to be made Dir. of the Bank of Japan for some while; then entered the Imperial Household where he had charge of the Treasury but resigned in '93. Add. Edogawa, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iijima, Isao", "t": "Ph. D. (Leipzig), and Dr. Science (Japan), Prof. Coll. Science, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. 1861 in Shizuoka-ken; grad. from the Imp Tokyo Univ. '84 and was sent to Germany where he studied Zoology, '82-84; returning home, Lecturer, and subsequently Prof. of his alma-mater, combining Prof. of Peers' School since '87. Add. No. 902, Sendagaya, Toyotamagun, Tokyo-fu.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iijima, Kametaro", "t": "1st Secy. and charge d'affairs of Legation at Chili since '14; b. '65 in Tokyo; graduated from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '94; clerk at the Foreign Office in '93; appointed éleve consul at Fusan in '94; transferred to Nin[illegible] in '95, in Vancouver the same year; attaché in Holland in '9[illegible], transferred to London, to St. Petersburg '97, Consul at Townsville '99, at Odessa in '01, transferred to Rome in '04, to Odessa in '06 then to Calcutta; Con.-Gen. at New York in '13. Add. Japanese Legation, Chili.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iimori, Teizo", "t": "a German scholar who was first educated at the Tokyo Foreign Language School and next at Freiburg '84-86, where he got Ph. D. Has taught German at the Imperial Tokyo Univ., Women's Higher Normal School, Tokyo, etc. He was born in 1850 at Saga. Add. Yumicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iizuka, Harutaro", "t": "Pres., Drapers' Guild, Kiryu, Dir., Ryomo Seishoku Co., b. 1865 in Gumma-ken; grad. from the Chuo Univ., and took to business. Add. Kiryu, Gumma-ken.", "p": "73", "l": "scan leaf 144", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n144/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ijuin, Goro", "t": "Admiral, (ret.) Baron (cr. '07), and ex-Mem. Supreme Council of War; b. '52 in Satsuma; took part in the Restoration War while he was still a minor; entered the Naval Academy '81; despatched to England for study, '78-9; Capt. '94; Rear-Adm. '99; invented the Ijuin fuse '00 and was duly rewarded; represented Japan with the Asama and Takasago, in the Coronation Ceremony of the late King Edward; Vice-Adm. and Vice-Chief of Naval Staff '03 commander of 2nd Standing Squadron Nov. '06; represented Japan in Jamestown Exhibition. U.S.A., April '08 with the Tsukuba and Chitose. Com. 1st Squadron '08, Chief of Naval Staff '09-14, Mem. Supreme Council in '14. Granted 1st Class Golden Kite for his service in the '04-5 war. Add. Nagata-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ijuin, Hikokichi", "t": "Ambassador at Rome since Jan., '16; b. '61 in Kagoshima; grad. Law, Imperial Univ. in '90; attaché in '90, élève consul at Chefoo in '90, sec. at London in '94, transferred to Vienna in '95, consul at Fusan in '96, at Tientsin '01, Consul-General in '02; councillor of Japanese Embassy at London '08. Decorated with 3rd class Rising Sun and grant of money in '02 in connection with Boxer trouble and with 2nd class Rising Sun with grant of money '06 in connection with the Russo-Japanese War. Minister Ple. and Envoy Extr. at Peking '08-13; a Peace-envoy Dec. '18. Add. Rome, Italy.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikebe, Munesaburo", "t": "Chief Court Physician since '19; b. 1858 in Oita-ken and adopted by the family; grad. from the Medical Coll., Imp., Tokyo Univ. '87; Vice-Dir. and then, Dir. of the Prefectural hospital for years, finally to be appointed at Court. Add. 24/5 Aioi-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikebukuro, Hidetaro", "t": "Dir. of the Imp. Mint; b. '72 in Kagoshima; grad. Low, Col. of Imp. Tokyo Univ., '97; entered the service of Finance Dept., and promoted Sec., Tobacco Manopoly Bureau and then to present post in '13. Add. Mint, Osaka.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Kensai", "t": "M.D., Baron (cr. '95), Surg.-Col., Court Councillor: b. '[illegible]1 in Niigata-ken; pursued his medical study in Germany '70-76; appointed Surgeon-Colonel in '76; physician-in-ordinary and councillor at the Court in '02. Add. Surugadai, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Kenzo", "t": "banker, b. '56 in Tajima; Pres. of the \"Dai Hyaku Ginko\" (One hundredth Bank) since '83, Chairman of the Tokyo Clearing House, Vice-Pres. of the Japan Traders' Association; reputed as being one of the most wide-awake businessmen. Add. Tsukiji, Tokyo.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Kikunae", "t": "chemist, D. Sc., Prof. at the College of Science in the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo; b. '64 in Kagoshima; grad. the Science College of the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '86; Prof. at the Higher Normal School, but afterward that of his alma mater: sent to Germany '89; was made again Prof. at the same Univ. on returning home. Has lately secured patent for a dietary powder for increasing taste of food and drinks, called \"Aji-no-moto.\" Add. Fujimi-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Masanobu", "t": "Prop. of Ikeda Firm, Goldsmith and Jeweller, Nagoya, b. 1875 in Aichi-ken and adopted by the family. Add. No. 80 Teppo-cho, Nakaku, Nagoya.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Nakahiro", "t": "Marquis, head of the house of the former daimyo of Tottori with the fief of 320,000 koku (founded by one of the sons of Terumasa), b. in 1877; is 5th son of late Prince Tokugawa Keiki, and adopted into the family. Add. Harajuku, Tokyo.", "p": "74", "l": "scan leaf 145", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n145/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Ryuichi", "t": "Man. Dir. of the Nisshin Life Insur. Co., Prof. at the Waseda University; b. '72 in Ehime-ken; studied law at the Waseda Univ. and the Meiji Univ.; and further at Berlin and Leipzig; Prof. at the Waseda Univ. combining with it the post at the Nisshin which was started in '05. Add. Nando-machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Seihin", "t": "Mg. Dir. Mitsui Bank; b. '[illegible]8 at Yonezawa; studied at the Keio and the Harvard; was assist. Dir. of Mitsui Bank's Osaka Branch '98-00; toured through Europe and America to inspect banking business, '03. It was at his suggestion that the Bank, formerly Ltd. partnership concern, was converted into one of joint stock system in '09. Add. Shin-Ryudo. Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikeda, Torajiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Murai Mining Co. since '17, Dir. of Chuo Life Ins. Co., Toa Flour Mfg. Co., Teikoku News Agency. etc.; b. '64 in Okayama-ken; studied Pol. Economy at Keio Univ. and went to America to inspect industry. On return he entered the Murai, then famous tobacco dealers in Kyoto, and when tobacco business became Gov. monopoly he was appointed official of the Bureau and consequently raised to a Dir. but soon left it, to enter the Hoden Oil Co., to leave it again in '17. Add. Kanasugi-Hamacho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikegami, Shiro", "t": "Mayor of Osaka; b. '57 in Fukushima-ken. Came to Tokyo and entered Metropolitan Police Board '77, and this paved the avenue to his promotion; Chief Inspector of Osaka '00-13 and Mayor in Sept. 1913. Add. Enokojima, Osaka.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ikuta, Sadayuki", "t": "Dir. of National Debt Bureau, Bank of Japan; b. at Tosa in '70; grad. Keio Univ. '90 and entered present bank; studied in America, the bank furnishing the expense. Add. Takajo-machi, Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Imamura, Shigezo", "t": "Pres. of the Imamura Bank, is the 2nd son of the late Seinosuke Imamura; b. in Tokyo in '77, inherited father's estate in Sept. '02 and became the Director of the Bank started by his father. Add. Tamachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Imanishi, Rinzaburo", "t": "Chairman of Osaka Sampin Exchange, Vice-Ch. of Osaka Chamber of Commerce, Pres. of Hanshin Elec. Railway Co., etc; M.P. for Ehime-ken; b. '53 in Ehime and studied at Mitsubishi Commercial School, to enter subsequently Mitsubishi Firm; then left it to start Osaka Union S.S. Co. (present O.S.K.); Mng.-Dir. of San-yo Railway Co. '92, etc. Add. Hoden-Nibancho, Nishi-ku, Osaka.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inagaki, Ippei", "t": "Agr. D., Prof. Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '63 in Nagano-ken; and adopted into the family, grad. Agr. Coll., Imp Tokyo Univ. '85 and studied in the Hall; Prof. at Higher Normal School; further studied in Germany '00-3; Prof. at Morioka Agr. and Forest. Sch. '03, at alma mater '06. Has written many works on agricultural meteorology, physics, land improvement, nutrition of plants, and so forth. Add. Shimo-Meguro, near Tokyo.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inokuty, Ariya", "t": "M.E., D. Eng. (Japan), Mem. of Imperial Academy of Japan, Prof. of mechanical engineering and of applied mechanics at Col. Eng., Imp. Univ. Tokyo since '86; b. in Kanazawa in '56, graduated in '82 from the former Eng. College, Tokyo; went on scientific tour in '94 to Europe; wrote (in English) many papers on mechanical science as an essay on the theory of centrifugal pump which has attracted wide attention in Europe and America; invented several mechanical devices of very high practical utility, such as universal coupling for line shafting, valveless pump, printing dynamometer, etc. Add. Nishi-Hara, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "75", "l": "scan leaf 146", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n146/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inokuchi, Kumekichi", "t": "Dir. Inokuchi Trading Co., Onomichi Dockyard, etc., b. 1867 in Hiroshima; studied at the Tokyo Mercantile Marine School; '92; expert to the Communication Dept. for 14 years and then, to the Shipping Bureau; took part in management of the Tokyo Marine Ins. Co. He is the inventor of Inokuchi's Marine Engine Shaft Coupling. Add. 35/2 Minami-Dori, Shim-machi, Nishi-ku, Osaka.", "p": "76", "l": "scan leaf 147", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n147/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Jukichi", "t": "ex-Secretary, Foreign Office, but more widely known as one of the best Japanese writers of English; b. '62 in Tokushima; proceeded to England in '73; finished Rugby '81 and then the course of metallurgy at Royal School of Mines, returning home '83; was Prof. of English at Tokyo High School till '73, Japanese editor on the staff of the Japan Gazette; Secretary of Legation at Brussels and Washington, remaining at the head office till he resigned in '18. Has compiled Jap.-Eng. and Eng.-Jap. dictionaries. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "76", "l": "scan leaf 147", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n147/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Junnosuke", "t": "Governor of Japan Bank, since '19; b. in Oita, '69; grad. Law, Imp. Univ., Tokyo, class '95; entered the Bank of Japan the same year and was promoted to be Dir. Banking Bureau in '05; was the Bank's Agent in London '08-11, Vice-Pres. of Y.S.B. '11-13; President till '19. Mikawadai, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "76", "l": "scan leaf 147", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n147/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Koji", "t": "Chief Mng. of Furukawa Mining Co. and Chief of Ashio Mining Office; b. '63 in Tokyo. Studied at the Keio; entered the Furukawa in '88 and has been ever since in the service. Add. Minamicho, Takanawa, Tokyo.", "p": "76", "l": "scan leaf 147", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n147/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Kakugoro", "t": "M.P., Dir. of Japan Gas Co. etc.; b. in Hiroshima, '59; stayed in U.S.A. for some years; started a paper at Seoul and was appointed adviser to the Korean Government in '94. He gallantly cut his way when in that year the Japanese Legation was assaulted by a Korean mob. From '90 to '15 he had represented Hiroshima-ken in the House of Representatives, where his sarcastic eloquence attracted wide attention; Pres. of the Kyoto Electric Railway Co., Director of Japan Steel Foundry, etc. Add. Ichibancho, Tokyo.", "p": "76", "l": "scan leaf 147", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n147/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Katsunosuke", "t": "2nd Marquis (suc. '15), pres. of Peerage Bureau, b. in Choshu, '60; an adopted son and heir of the late Marquis Inouye (d. '15) who was his uncle; was in the service of the Nippon Ginko before he got appointment at Foreign Office in '85, to be sent to Berlin the following year as secretary of Legation there; was back to the Foreign Office as secretary and councillor, '92; and next Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Germany 1898-07; Envoy to Chile in '10; Ambassador to St. James' Court '13-16. Add. Uchidayama, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "76", "l": "scan leaf 147", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n147/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Keijiro", "t": "Director of the Electric Dep't of Tokyo Municipality; b. in Higo Province in '61; took part in the Saigo Affair (civil war of '77) and was once imprisoned for political offence; subsequently took to business under patronage of the late Mr. Hoshi. Add. Tokyo City Office.", "p": "76", "l": "scan leaf 147", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n147/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Kinosuke", "t": "Geologist of Dep't of Agr. and Com.; was b. in Yamaguchi-ken in '73; grad. the Col. of Science, Tokyo Imp. Univ. in '93. Add. Shikokucho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Kyoshiro", "t": "2nd Viscount, D. Eng., Member of House of Peers, Prof. at Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Kumamoto, adopted son of late Viscount Ki; grad. Mining in '97 at Tokyo Imp. Univ., studied abroad '98-04; Prof. Osaka Higher Tech. School and Kyoto Imp. Univ.; then transferred to Tokyo. Add. Shimo Osaki, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Michiyasu", "t": "M. D., oculist, Proprietor and Head of Inouye Hospital; b. '67 in Hyogo-ken; grad. Medical Col. of Imp. Univ. of Tokyo '90; Prof. at the 3rd Higher School in Kyoto '95; his own Hospital '04. Is also noted as an uta poet and attached to the National Verse Office of Court. Add. Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Tatsuji", "t": "M.D, oculist, was b. 1881 in Tokyo, and studied his speciality at the Imperial Tokyo Univ., Leipzig and Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London. He has published a number of monographs on eye-diseases and maintains his own hospital. Add. Higashi-Kobai-cho, Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Ryokei", "t": "Fleet Admiral, Visc. (Baron in '87 and Visc. in '07); b, '45 in Satsuma; studied at Annapolis '77-81; and rendered distinguished services in Korean affairs in '74, civil war of '78 and in Sino-Japanese war of '94-5; promoted to Admiral in '08, Fleet Adm. in '11. Holds 2nd Class Golden Kite. Add. Hiro-o Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Tatsukuro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan); b. '68 in Shidzuoka-ken; grad. from Law College of the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo, in '87. ahd studied Practical Economics in the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo, in '87, and in the post-graduate Course of the University. Taught Economics for several years in his alma mater, and also in Peer's School as well as some other schools. Entered the Bank of Japan '97; Agent at New York '09-11. Add. Sekiguchi Suido-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Tetsujiro", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan); b. '55 in Fukuoka-ken; pursued philosophical study in Germany and France, '84-90; Professor in College of Literature, Imperial Tokyo Univ. since '90, of which he was once Dean. Among his numerous works may be mentioned the “Life of Buddha,” the Oriental Philosophy, etc. Add. Omote-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Toraji", "t": "Dir., Naniwa Celluloid Industry Co., etc., b. 1877 in Hyogo-ken; started as a telegraphic operator of a local post office; removed to the O.S.K. '99. Man. of its Osaka Branch '06; later shipping agent. Add. 60 Ten-noji, Minamiku, Osaka.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inouye, Toyotaro", "t": "oculist, Dir. of Tokyo Oculist Hospital; b. '61 in Matsuye, finished the local medical school in '85, also studied at Tokyo and then in Germany '91-95. Established his hospital at the present address. Add. Iida-machi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inukai, Ki", "t": "M.P., Leader of the Nationalist Party, and an M.P. of unbroken record; born at Okayama '55; early began political career; was editor of the “Hochi Shimbun” till the opening of National Diet, '90 and has distinguished himself by his incisive eloquence and great power of political manoeuvre. On the occasion of the Okuma-Itagaki Cabinet in '98, he occupied the chair of Ministry of Education for a short while. In the internal trouble of the Party in '09, he at the head of the non-coalition section, came out triumphant. He is rather frail in health. Add. Babashita, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "77", "l": "scan leaf 148", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n148/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Inuzuka, Katsutaro", "t": "Vice-Minister of Agr. & Com. and ex-Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall and M.P; b. in Tokyo in '68; grad. Law, Imp. Univ. '89, Per. Sec. to Home Minister '90, Sec. of Nagasaki-ken '91, of Communication Dept. '92, dispatched to Europe and America to inspect railway affairs '95, Dir. of R'ly Bureau '99, Gov. of Aomori '04, Dir. of Public Works Bureau (Home Office) a few months after, sent to Europe and America June '10, removed to Governor of Nagasaki '10 and to Osaka '11-12; Vice-Min. of Communications '13-14; Present Post '18. Add. Iida machi-Gochome, Tokyo.", "p": "78", "l": "scan leaf 149", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n149/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iomi, Shin", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Nippon Hempen Fabric Co. since '18; b. '77 in Tokyo; grad. from the Tokyo Hogaku-in '98, and entering the Tokyo Fire Ins. Co. became Dir. of the Business Dept; has been connected with various cos. owned or operated by the Yasuda family, and is a younger brother of Zenzaburo Yasuda, the adopted son of Zenjiro Yasuda, and the present head of the family. Add. No. 11 Wakamiyacho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "78", "l": "scan leaf 149", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n149/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iriye, Tamemori", "t": "Viscount, Mem. of House of Peers, Chief Chamberlain to the Crown Prince, amateur painter of “Tosa” style picture; b. '68 in Kyoto; appointed present post, '14. Add. Sankocho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "78", "l": "scan leaf 149", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n149/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Isaka, Ko", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Yokohama Fire, Marine and Transportation Ins. Co., b. at Mito '69; studied English Law at the Imp. Tokyo Univ; entered the Toyo S.S. Co. '96; transferred to its San Francisco Branch '98; returned home as Manager of its Y'hama Branch '02; Dir. of the Head Office '09; left it to assume the present post '15; is connected with several other cos. His older brothers Chokkan Isaka and Taira Maijima are each Pres. of the Akita Timber Co., and Dir. of the Ibaraki Electric Co. Add. No 12 O-gacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "78", "l": "scan leaf 149", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n149/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishiguro, Isoji", "t": "D. Eng. (Japan), Mem. House of Peers and Lord-in-Waiting of Kinkei Hall; b. '55 at Kanazawa; studied engineering in England, '79-83; was appointed Naval Engineer in '83 to supervise the the construction of a dockyard; also took part in laying the waterworks of Tokyo; had charge of the Shipbuilding Section of the Navy. Add. Daimachi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "78", "l": "scan leaf 149", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n149/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishiguro, Tadanori", "t": "Baron (cr. '95), Surgeon-General (ret.); Mem. of the Privy Council since '20, b. '45 in Echigo; Chief Surgeon of the Osaka Military Hospital on the occasion of the Civil War of Kagoshima in '77; promoted to Surgeon-Col. next year and to Surgeon-Gen. in '90; retired in '96. Since that time has devoted himself to Red Cross work, of which he is a chief promoter and represented it in the international conference held in Germany in 1890. Nom. member House of Peers in '02; decorated with Grand Cordon of Rising Sun in connection with Russo-Japanese War. He has long been Pres. of the Japan Red Cross. Add. Ageba-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "78", "l": "scan leaf 149", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n149/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishii, Kengo", "t": "Dir. of the 1st Bank, b. 1874, Tokyo; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '95, and entering the Bank, was successively promoted to the present post. Add. No. 5 Takajomachi, Ushigome, Tokyo", "p": "78", "l": "scan leaf 149", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n149/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishii, Kikujiro", "t": "Visc. (cr. '16; Baron '12), Ambassador to Paris since '20, Mem. of House of Peers (nom. '16); b. '66 at Chiba; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '90; attaché to the French Legation '91: 3rd Sec. of the Legation '93; Consul at Ninsen '96; 2nd and then, first Sec. the Chinese Legation during the Boxer trouble; Sec. at the Head office and Chief of Telegraph Section 1900; Director of Commerce Bureau in '04; was despatched to San Francisco and Vancouver in '07 in connection with the anti-Japanese riot there. Vice-Min. For. Affairs, '08; Amb. to Paris; Min. of Foreign Affairs, '15-16, Special Envoy to U.S.A. in '17, Ambassador to U.S.A. '18-'19.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishikawa, Chiyomatsu", "t": "D. Sci., zoologist, Prof at the Agr Col., Imp. Univ. of Tokyo since '90; b. '60 in Shidzuoka, graduated from the Science Col. of the University '82; further studied in Germany; made a tour through Europe in '09 on official mission, was appointed Member of Imperial Academy in April, '11. Add. Obancho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishikawa, Shokin", "t": "Chief Abbot of the Shinsho-ji Temple, headquarters of a Shingon sub-sect, Narita; b. '69 in Chiba-ken; entered the service of the temple where his uncommon ability won the confidence of the late chief abbot who nominated him as successor; graduated from a Buddhist college in Tokyo; further studied in India and Europe for several years; installed in the present seat in '93. Several educational and charitable institutions have been founded by him at Narita. Add. Narita, Chiba-ken.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishimaru, Shigeyoshi", "t": "D. Eng., Vice-Pres. of Imp. Rly. Board; b. '64 in Oita-ken; graduated from the Eng. College of the Tokyo Imp. Univ. '90; appointed Assist.-Engineer to the Home Dept. the same year; transferred as Engineer of Akita-ken '91; subsequently Rly. Eng. to the Dept. of Com'tions; was despatched to Europe and America on an official mission '07-08; Engineer-in-chief of the Railway Board till '16, when he retired from it to be reinstated to the present post in '18. Add. Aoyama Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishiwara, Kenzo", "t": "Vice Minister of Imp. Houshold; b. '64 in Okayama; grad. '89 law at Imp. Univ. of Tokyo and entered Justice Office; app. judge in '91 which he left the following year to be councillor to local gov'ts. and Home Office; governors of Yamanashi, Chiba, Kochi, Hokkaido, &c. lastly of Kanagawa, from which he was transferred to present post in '15. Add. Shimo Osaki, near Tokyo.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishiwata, Bin-ichi", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Mem. House of Peers; b. '59 at Tokyo; studied law in Germany, '86-90; Judge of Tokyo Local Court; Councillor of Dept. of Justice; Public Pro. of Tokyo Appeal Court; Lecturer of Law at Imp. Tokyo Univ.; Dir. of Civil and Criminal Bureau; promoted to Vice-Min. of Justice in Sept., '03; then to Chief Sec. Cabinet in San., '06-April, '08. Add. Echizembori, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ishizuka, Eizo", "t": "Pres. Oriental Development Co. Since '16; b. '65 at Aizu; appointed Legal Adviser in '95 to the Korean Govt. for a time; then held the post of Chief Councillor for the Government-General of Formosa; transferred to post of the Occupied Districts in Manchuria, '05. appointed Chief Councillor of Chosen Gov. in Sept., '07; Dir. of Com Agr. & Eng. Dept. Korea, in '12. Add. Kikuicho, Ushi., Tokyo.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Isobe, Shiro", "t": "D.C.L., Crown Mem. of House of Peers (nom. 1914), ex-chairman of the Tokyo Barristers' Association; b. '51 in Toyama-ken, studied law in France, '75-77, Judge in '79, Public Procurator of the Court of Cassation '86, Judge of the same Court '90, and was returned from his native place to the House of Representatives, resigned the official post about that time and has since been practising law. He is noted as amateur singer of “gidayu.” Add. Kamezawacho, Honjo, Tokyo.", "p": "79", "l": "scan leaf 150", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n150/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Isobe, Yaichiro", "t": "Principal and Prop. of the Kokumin Ei-Gakkai (the National English Language Association) in Tokyo; b. '61 in Oita-ken; studied English at Keio Gijuku for several years; organized the above English School in conjunction with a certain foreigner in '88, which was finally brought under his sole control. Add. Sambancho, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Isobe, Yasuji", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Tokyo Gas Works, b. 1868 at Ibaraki-ken; grad. from Keio in 1891; started life in railway service; was elected M.P. from his native place in '08; organized the Chiyoda Gas Co.; took the present post with the Chiyoda's absorption by the other. Add. No. 35 Kurumacho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Isomura, Toyotaro", "t": "Dir. of Hokkaido Colliery and S.S. Co.; b. '68 in Oita-ken; grad. from Keio Gijuku in '90; an official in the Dep't of Communications; journalist for a short while before he entered the Bank of Japan in '94; a clerk in the Mitsui Bussan, is sectional chief and later promoted to the London Agent. Add. Takanawa, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Isono, Chozo", "t": "Vice-Pres. of the Meidiya, wholesale dealers in provisions, liquors, etc., b. 1874 in Tottori-ken; grad. from the Higher Commercial School and entering the Co., elected to the present post. Add. No. 57 Hiro-[illegible], Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Isono, Ryokichi", "t": "Pres. Nippon Shami Mfg. Co., Osaka Ceramic Co. Dir. Fushiki Paper Mill., Osaka S.S. Trust Co. etc., b. 1869 in Osaka and is connected with many commercial concerns. Add. No. 27 Tsunashimacho, Kitaku, Osaka.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Itakura, Matsutaro", "t": "Public Proc. of the Supreme Court: b. in '68 at Yamanashi-ken; graduated Law at the Imperial Tokyo Univ. in '88; judge of the Kofu Local Court in '90, of Chiba Loc. Court in '94, of Tokyo Appeal Court in '97; next transferred to Hakodate Appeal Court; and to the Supreme Court in '03. Add. Osaki, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Itami, Jiro", "t": "Dir., Kiso Electric Rly. Co., Special Mem. Kobe Chamber of Commerce, b. 1863 in Tokyo, younger brother to the late Baron Haruo Itami, early entered the N.Y.K. being lately promoted to be Man. of its Kobe Branch. Add. No. 33-8-chome, Shimo-Yamatedori, Kobe.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Chojiro", "t": "ex-Member of the House of Peers; was b. in Hyogo-ken in '73; one of the wealthy merchants and great land owners in the same prefecture which he represented in the House; director of various banks and Cos. in Kwansai districts. Add. Fujimicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Chuta", "t": "D. Eng., architect and Prof. at Imp. Univ., Tokyo since '05; b. '64 in Yamagata-ken; grad. Architecture at the said University '92; despatched to China, India and Turkey in '02-05 to study his special subject. Add. Nishikatamachi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Daihachi", "t": "ex-Vice Pres. of S. Manchuria Rly.; b. '58 in Nagano-ken and adopted by the present family; studied Pol. and Eco. in Tokyo, returned M.P. four times since the 1st session; has also occupied several high posts in Govt. Rlys. etc., as, Dir. of Rly. Bur., Promoter and Dir. of Enoshima Rly., Committee on Broad Gauge System. Is a noted collector of Ukiyoye prints. Add. Gobancho, Tokyo.", "p": "80", "l": "scan leaf 151", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n151/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Eizaburo", "t": "Prof. of Applied Chemistry at Col. Eng., Imp. Tokyo Univ., since '02; b. in Tokyo in '96; graduated from said University with honours '01; secured patent for some dyes he invented. Add. Col. Eng., Tokyo Univ.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Hayazo", "t": "M.D., Prof, Imp. Univ., Tokyo. b. '65 in Tottori; graduated Medicine, Imp. Univ., Tokyo, class '00, had charge of his adopted father's hospital at Tottori, then of the Sapporo Hospital '90-99, meanwhile studying in Germany for two years; is also Pres. of the University Hospital, Kyoto. Add. Imp. Univ. Kyoto.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Hirokuni", "t": "(former name Yukichi), 2nd Prince, Deputy Master of Ceremonies; b. '70, 4th son of Gorosaburo Inouye, of the former Choshu clan, and was adopted as son and heir by the late Price Ito. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Jirozaemon", "t": "banker and millionaire in Nagoya where his house is one of the oldest; was b. in '48, and though once elected by the fellow highest-tax payers of Aichi-ken as member of the House of Peers he declined; besides running the Ito Bank the house keeps a large drapery store styled Matsuzaka-ya at Nagoya, Tokyo and other places. His son and heir Morimatsu b. in '78 joined the business-men's party that visited U.S.A. in 1909. Add. Chayamachi, Nishiku, Nagoya.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Jujiro", "t": "Ph. D. (Pennsylvania), ex-Prof. of Waseda Univ.; b. '78 in Hyogo-ken; grad. from Waseda, class '03; graduate student Univ. of Chicago '05-06; same '06-08. (Harrison scholar, U. Penn., '06-07; Harrison, jur. fellow, same U., '07-08). Has written “Carriage by Sea,” and “Study of Commerce,” '11; etc., now in Yamashita S.S. Co. Add. Yamashita S.S. Co., Kobe.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Kinsuke", "t": "editor of the Nippon, born '65 in Yamaguchi; grad. Keio Univ. and for several years was on the staff of the Jiji; served at the Nippon Ginko from '98 to '06 and had charge of the Secretariat Section; visited Europe and America '05 on official business, but left Bank soon after his return, and with some of his friends he purchased the Nippon '06. Add. Fujimi-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Miyoji", "t": "Viscount (cr. Baron '95, Visc. '07), Privy Councillor; b. '57 at Nagasaki; started his career in civil service from the lowest ladder; was the late Prince Ito's Private Secretary '90-95; then Chief Secy. of the Cabinet also under the Prince. He was chiefly instrumental in bringing the Prince and the Liberals into an understanding, for which he was rewarded with admisson into the ministerial circle as Minister of Agriculture and Commerce in '98. But he had to leave in less than four months owing to the rupture between the Ministry and its political supporters. Was appointed Privy Councillor in '99. On the occasion of the Japan-China War he was sent to Chefoo to exchange the signed Treaty of Peace and was created a Peer for this service. Add. Nagata-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Otojiro", "t": "Vice-Adm., Director of Naval Tech. Board; b. in Nagoya in '68; grad. from Naval Cadet School in '83; student of the Naval College '90-91, chief navigation officer of the cr. Hiyei (now defunct) '94, Lieut.-commander '97; Commander '00, Naval Attaché at the Legation at Berlin [illegible]2-[illegible]4, commanded the Taichu-maru in the Russo-Japanese War, Chief of Hydrographical Bureau '08-11, Com. of the Sasebo and then Kure Arsenals '11-17, Vice-Adm. in '15. Add. Naval Office, Tokyo.", "p": "81", "l": "scan leaf 152", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n152/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Shunkichi", "t": "Baron (cr. '95), Vice-Admiral (ret.), member of House of Peers (nom, in '99); b. at Maizuru, '40, and entered the Navy in '69; Lieut.-Commander in '71: Rear-Admiral in '82; Vice-Adm. in '88; and Vice-Minister of the Navy from '89 to '99; was created a Peer in connection with the Japan-China War. Add. Shinagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Sukehiro", "t": "Viscount; his house was formerly hereditary Lord of the feudatory of Obi, Hyuga, and he, 12th of the line, is eldest son of Yuki, 11th chief of the family; was born in '80 and succeeded to the family title in '04; grad. from Law Col. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '07 and studied in Europe and America; elected mem. House of Peers '11. Add. Hitotsugi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Tokutaro", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan), F. L. S. (London), noted botanist, son of the late Keisuke Ito, a Lineaus of Japan; was b. '68 in Nagoya; studied at the Im. Univ., Tokyo, and in England; has discovered severel new species in Japan. Add. Haramachi, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Yonejiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, b. 1861 in Uwajima; grad. from the Osaka Semmon Gakko, and going over to America in '82 to prosecute his studies; grad. from the Michigan Univ. in '93; returned home '94 and entered the N.Y.K. '96; Agent at Shanghai and London; present post '16. Add. [illegible]-chome, Arai-juku, Ebaragun, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Yuchu", "t": "Dir. of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha; was b. in Miye-ken '70, eldest son of Yuken Ito; grad. from Law Course, Imp. Univ. Tokyo; was Inspector or Judge of a Marine Court from '97 to '07: attended the World's Congress of Maritime Affairs held at Brussels in '05; left the Government service in 1910 to enter the above Company. Add. Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ito, Yukei", "t": "Auditor of the Board of Audit, and was b. in 1850 in Nagano-ken, 3rd son of Nobutoshi Nakajima, but he was adopted by the present family. Add. Kaga-cho, Ichigaya, Ushigome. Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwade, Sobei", "t": "Mng. Dir. of the 20th Bank, Vice-Pres. of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, Dir. of the 1st Mutual Life Ins. Co.; was b. '48 in Chiba-ken. Started a retail business of manure, oil and rice by which he made a fortune. Add. Higashidaiku-cho, Fukagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwahara, Kenzo", "t": "ex-Mng.-Dir. of the Mitsui Bussan; was born at Daishoji, Kaga, in '63; finished the Mitsubishi Nautical School '83; private secretary to Mr. R.W. Irwin, adviser of the Union Transportation Co., then on a similar service to Mr. Masuda, of the Bussan; had charge of the Co's London Office '86-90; Manager of the Osaka and Kobe branches '90-95, Manager of the newly established branch office at New York '96 to undertake export of Japanese raw silk, and he had extended business field of the Co. in America before he returned home in '06. Was involved in the Naval Scandal '14. Add. Miyamura, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwai, Jutaro", "t": "Pres. Tokyo Shogyo Bank; b. in '71 at Kyoto; edu. at the Keio and Yale; was once Dir. of Industrial Bank of Japan. Add. Aoyama Kitacho, Tokyo,", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwakawa, Tomotaro", "t": "biologist, Prof. at the Tokyo Female's Higher Normal School; b. '5[illegible] in Hirosaki; graduated from the former Tokyo Daigaku; appointed successively Prof. of the Higher Normal School, and Prof. of the Tokyo Female's Higher Normal School. Add. Sarugakucho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "82", "l": "scan leaf 153", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n153/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwakura, Tomoaki", "t": "4th Prince, is a minor, the house having been founded by the late Prince Tomomi Iwakura who was one of the principal builders of the work of the Restoration and was created Prince. The father of the present head was b. '78 and graduated from the Peers' School in '91, married in '95 Lady Sakurako, daughter of the Marquis Saigo and was once in the Dept. of Imp. Housheld. He was declared bankrupt in '13. Add. Nagatacho, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwakura, Tomotsuna", "t": "Chief Ritualist of the Imperial Household; was b. in '42, an adopted son of the late Prince Tomomi Iwakura, one of the veteran statesmen of the Restoration. Add. Nagata-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwamura, En", "t": "Chief Expert of the Nippon Paint Co.; was b. '74 in Tokyo; graduated from Engineering College of the Tokyo Imperial Univ., '96; entered the Dai Nippon Brewery Co. which sent him to study beer brewing in Germany, Denmark and England; removed to the present post, and has been again abroad. Add. Shinagawa, Ebara, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwasa, Shin", "t": "Baron, physician, and Director of the Kokusei-do Hospital; b. in Tokyo in '65, eldest son of J. Iwasa studied Medicine in Tokyo and Berlin; established the above hospital. Add. Kakigara-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwasaki, Hisaya", "t": "Baron, (cr. '00) Pres. of Mitsubishi Co.; b. '66; eldest son of the great Yataro Iwasaki, the “Sea King” of his time; entered the Keio-gijuku, then the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, U.S.A., of which he is LL.B., class '83; was installed that year as head of the great house of the Mitsubishi. Billiards and hand-net fishing are his favorite pastime. He has travelled Europe and America a number of times. Add. Yushima Kiridoshi, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwasaki, Koyata", "t": "President of Banking Dept. of Mitsubishi Co.; b. '79; 2nd Baron and succeeded in '09 to the title on the decease of his father Yanosuke, 1st Baron and brother of the “Sea King;” was educated at Tokyo Imp. University and Cambridge. Add. Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwasaki, Tatsundo", "t": "Rear-Adm. (ret.); director of the Uraga Dockyard Co.; b. '59 in Fukushima-ken; Second-Lieut. in '82; Rear-Adm. in '08; in succession commanded the Akitsu, Takasago, Hiei (defunct); was Chief of the 1st section of Materials in the Navy. Add. Kasumicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwatare, Kunihiko", "t": "electrician and Pres. of the Nippon Electric Co., (joint undertaing between Japanese and foreign capitalists in which the Western Electric Co., U.S.A. are prominent); b. '54 in Fukuoka; grad. from the former Gov. Engineering Coll. '82, and entered the present Co. on its formation about '93. Add. Fujimicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Iwaya, Suyeo", "t": "author, novelist, and an Andersen of Japan; b. '70 in Tokyo, 3rd son of the late Iwaya Ichiroku, a noted Chinese scholar and caligraphist. Studied in Germany '98-03, filling at the same time chair of Japanese in the Oriental Language School, Berlin. Has written and translated quite a large number of stories for juvenile readers, and is connected with the Hakubunkwan, publishers, and also the Imperial Theatre. Nom de plume “Sazanami.” Add. Takanawa, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Izawa, Shimpei", "t": "dentist; b. at Shizuoka in '60; studied dentistry in U.S.A. and established a hospital in Kyobashi; has been appointed dentist attached to the Bureau of Court Physician. Add. Toriizakacho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "83", "l": "scan leaf 154", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n154/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Izawa, Ryoritsu", "t": "Managing Director of the Dai Nippon Sugar Refinery Co.; was b. in 1867 at Sapporo in Hokkaido; graduated from the Higher Commercial School, class 189[illegible]. He then entered the Sumitomo Bank in which he rose as Vice-Manager; removed to the present post in 190[illegible]. Add. Tango-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Izawa, Takio", "t": "b. '69, in Nagano-ken; graduated from Law College of Imp. Tokyo Univ.; Metropolitan Police Inspector '09; Governor of Wakayama '07. of Ehime '08-12, of Niigata, '12-14; Metropolitan Chief Police Commissioner; 14-15. Add. Otsuka, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Jimbo, Kotora", "t": "geologist, D. Sc., Prof. at the Col. of Science of the Imp. Tokyo University; b. '67 in Tokyo; grad. the above Col. in '89; Prof. at the 1st Higher School, etc., further studied in Germany; Prof. at the Tokyo University since '9[illegible], and has frequently been commissioned with geological survey in Korea, Saghalien, etc. Add. Higashikatamachi, Komagome, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Joko, Nobuhiro", "t": "Executive Partner of the Yano and Joko Gomei Kaisha, b. in Ehime-ken '77; engaged in the South Sea trade for several years; started the present Co. with Mr. Yano, partner. Add. No. 3 Kabutocho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kabayama, Aisuke", "t": "Pres. of Anglo-Japanese Hydro-Elec. Co., Dir. of Homi Life Ins., Hakodate Dockyard, Copper Mfg. Cos. and Nippon Steel Foundry; b. '65; is son of Count Kabayama; studied economics in England. Add. Nagatacho, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kabayama, Sukenori", "t": "Full Admiral (ret), Count (cr. Vis. '84 and Count '95), holder of the 2nd Golden Kite, Privy Councillor; b. '37 in Satsuma; entered the Army while young and on the occasion of the Civil War of '77 was on the Staff of Major-General Tani (then Commander of Kumamoto Army Division) as Lieut.-Col.; transferred to the Navy '84; promoted Vice-Admiral '85; appointed Minister of Navy and Chief of Naval Staff at the time of the Japan-China War, and on board the transport Saikyō-maru was present in the battle of the Yellow Sea of Sept. 16th, '94. He was the first Governor-General of Formosa; then appointed Minister of Home Affairs Sept. '95-Dec. '97; Minister of Education Nov. '98-Sept. 1900; Privy Councillor in '04, Chairman of the Education Investigation Committee in '13. Add. Nagata-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kadono, Ikunoshin", "t": "Dir. of the Chiyoda Mutual Life Assurance Co., and of the Kyōdō Fire Ins. Co., etc.; was b. '56, in Miye-ken; was long connected with the Keio being one of its pioneer graduates; took to business about '01, severing connection with the institution Add. Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kadono, Jukuro", "t": "Vice-Pres. of Okura Firm, Ltd.; b. '68 in Ise; is brother of I. Kadono; grad. Civil Eng., Imp. Univ., Tokyo; has since been connected with the Firm and was its London Agent '00-07, later Mng.-Dir. Add. Shinsaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kadono, Rempachiro", "t": "Chief of Yokohama branch of the Mitsui Bank; was b. in Miye-ken, in '68; entered the service of the bank in its early days. Add. Kanasugi-hamacho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "84", "l": "scan leaf 155", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n155/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kafuku, Rikitaro", "t": "Dir., the O.S.K., b. 1872 in Osaka; grad. from the Tokyo Commercial School and entered the N.Y.K. in '95; joined the present Co. '02, gradually rising to the post. Toured in Europe and America on business. Add. Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kagami, Kenkichi", "t": "Manager of the Tokyo Marine Insurance Co. was b. in Tokyo in '68; graduated from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School early eighties. Add. Otsuka, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kagami, Koichiro", "t": "Partner of Oriental Emigration Partnership, Ltd. Aud. of Brazil Colonization Co., Inawashiro Hydro-Electric Co., etc.; b. '60 in Tokyo; studied at Tokyo Higher Commercial School and early entered service of the N.Y.K. Add. Fujimicho, Koji. Tokyo.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kaijima, Eishiro", "t": "Pres. of the Kaijima Mining Co., son of the late Tasuke Kaijima, a self-made man who had risen from a miner; b. '77 in Fukuoka-ken; owns Inoura, Otsuji, Iwaya and other collieries. Add. Nogata, Fukuoka-ken.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kaino, Kozo", "t": "M.P. and ex-Director of South Man. Rly., was b. in '57; took active part in local politics before he was returned to the House where as a member of the Seiyukai he enjoyed great influence. Add. Tsunacho, Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kajiwara, Chuji", "t": "Pres. of the Y'hama Specie Bank since '19; b. '67 in Yamagata-ken; grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in Law '97; entered the Bank of Japan and was connected with it till he was promoted to the post of Vice-President March '18. He was London Agent of the Bank '12-17. Add. No. 89 Shimo-Osaki, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kakehi, Katsuhiko", "t": "D.C.L., Prof. Law Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '72 in Nagano-ken; grad. Law Col. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied at Berlin Univ., Germany, '98-0[illegible]; on returning home appointed Prof. at alma mater '03. Add. Kitamachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kakehi, Mototada", "t": "Auditor of the Japan Beer Brewery Co.; b. in '4[illegible] at Takasu; was for many years judge or procurator at the Appeal Court and the Court of Cassation; retired from the bench in '98 and has entered business. Add. Araki-cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kakiage, Bunzae[illegible]on", "t": "Prop. Kakiage Firm, silk dealer, Dir., Nippon Silk Throwing Co., Kiryu, b. 189[illegible] in Gumma-ken; grad. from Waseda Univ.; succeeded in his father's business in '14. Add. Kiryu, Gumma-ken.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kakinuma, Tani[illegible]o", "t": "Aud. of First Mutual Life Insurance Co., Dir. of To-a Flour Mill, etc; b. in Jos[illegible]u, '[illegible]4, of a well-to-do fish merchant, is now one of the millionaire yarn merchants in the City. Add. Koamicho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kakizaki, Kin[illegible]o", "t": "Lawyer, Special Mem. of Osaka Chamber of Commerce, b. '[illegible]3 in Numazu; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '88; Judge of District Court, Tokyo, then Osaka, '91; Chairman of Osaka Lawyers' Association '09-11. Add. Tos[illegible]bori, Nishiku, Osaka.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kaku, Sagataro", "t": "Chief of Monopoly Bureau, Formosa; b. '74 in Okinawa; grad. from Imp. Tokyo Univ. '99; entered Dep't of Agr. and Comm. and was transferred to Formosa where he has risen to present office. Add. Taipeh, Formosa.", "p": "85", "l": "scan leaf 156", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n156/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kamada, Eikichi", "t": "Mem. House of Peers, and of the Highest Edu. Council; Pres. of Keio Univ. and Chairman of Dirs. of the Kojunsha; b. '58 in Kii, from which he was returned once to the House of Representatives, March '95; studied at the Keio '74-76; Principal of Kagoshima Zoshikan High School '81-83; taught for the third time at the Keiogijuku, to be given a post at the Home Office '86, which however he soon resigned, and was appointed Director of Oita Middle School, but returning once more to his alma mater '89, by which he was sent abroad to inspect educational affairs in Europe and America, to be appointed its head on returning [illegible]; represented Japanese Govt. in the International Labor Conference, Washington, '19. Add. Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kamada, Katsutaro", "t": "Mem. House of Peers as highest-tax payer; b in Kagawa in '62; occupied posts of Director or Chairman of various Cos. and assemblies in his locality. Add. Sakadecho, Kagawa-ken.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kamiki, Jisaburo", "t": "Director of the Kamiki Partnership, Ltd. established by this family, was b. in '70 in Tokyo. Add. Hashiba, Asakusa, Tokyo.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kamimura, Osuke", "t": "Vice-Adm, b '70 in Tokyo; grad. Naval Academy; Com. '02, promoted to Rear-Adm., and appointed Staff officer to Yokosuka Admiralty in '12, transferred to Com. of 2nd Squadron, Aug. '14, then 4th Squadron; Com. of Maizuru Naval Arsenal '15-16, Vice-Adm. '16. Add. Maizuru Admiralty.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kamiya, Dembei", "t": "well-known wine-brewer, President of Pharmaceutical Co., Dir. of Kyushu Colliery and S.S. Co., Fuji Tanning Co., etc.; b. '55 in Ibaragi; started a provision store and made fortune by selling a cheap sweet wine; possesses a large vineyard near Mito. Add. Hanakawado, Asakusa, Tokyo.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kamiyama, Mitsunoshin", "t": "ex-Vice-Min. of Agr. and Commerce; b. '70 in Yamaguchi; graduated Law at Imperial Tokyo University, class '95 was Secretary and Judge at the Administrative Litigation Court; Director of Forestry Bureau, Dep't of Agriculture and Commerce, before his transfer to the Gov. of Kumamoto '12-13; held the post April '14.-'18. Add. Enokizaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kanai, En", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Prof Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '65; in Shizuoka-ken, graduated from Col. of Literature of the Tokyo Imp. University in '85; the next year he went to England and Germany to study law and economics; Professor at his alma mater '90; dispatched to Europe '11. Add. Tennoji-machi, Yanaka, Tokyo.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kanda, Naibu", "t": "2nd Baron, Emeritus Prof., Tokyo Higher Commercial School and Mem. of House of Peers; b. '[illegible]7 in Tokyo; adopted son of the late Baron Kohei Kanda, a pioneer Dutch scholar Proceeded in '71 to U.S.A. for study and returned home about '84 after having grad. Amherst Col., Mass., was appointed Prof. at the Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1st High School, and then at the Higher Com. School, Tokyo. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kaneko, Kentaro", "t": "Viscount (Baron '95, Viscount '07), Privy Councillor, hon. LL.D. (Harvard); President of the America's Friends Society; b. '53 at Fukuoka; grad. Harvard University, U.S.A., class '78; private Secretary to the late Prince Ito when he was Premier '85-86, and President of the Privy Council '88-90; Chief Secretary of the House of Peers '9; Vice-Minister of Agriculture and Commerce '94-96, and finally Minister of Agriculture and Commerce June '9[illegible] and Minister of Justice Oct. 1900-May '01. On the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War he was sent to U.S.A. to represent Japan non-officially, and returned home soon after the restoration of peace. Add. Ichibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "86", "l": "scan leaf 157", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n157/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kaneko, Naokichi", "t": "partner of the Suzuki Firm (importers and exporters of sugar, camphor, etc. in Kobe), member of Kobe Chamber of Commerce; b. '66 and is a prominent figure in business circles in Kwansai. Add. Kumoidori V., Kobe.", "p": "87", "l": "scan leaf 158", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n158/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kaneko, Taketaro", "t": "Pres. Ryomo Seishoku (Weaving) Co., etc., b. 1874 in Kiryu, Gumma-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Technological School, '93: Organizer and Principal of the prefectural Textile School, Kiryu, leaving it a few years after; took part in the establishment of the Kiryu Twisted Silk Co., later developed into the Nippon Twisted Silk Co. and next of the above Co. in 1906. Add. Kiryu, Gumma-ken.", "p": "87", "l": "scan leaf 158", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n158/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kanematsu, Fusajiro", "t": "Head of Kanematsu Firm and Dir. of various Cos., is known as pioneer in Japan-Australia trade, having established his branch office at Sydney in 1888. Was b. in Owari in '44 and entered an export from while young; next he became clerk of the Mitsui Bank and then removed to Osaka to serve as Dir. of Rice Exchange and Osaka Shosen Kaisha. He established himself at Kobe in 1885 and started export and import business. Add. Kobe.", "p": "87", "l": "scan leaf 158", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n158/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kanno, Katsunosuke", "t": "Vice-Minister of Finance since '18, b. in '67 in Gifu-ken; grad. law at the Imperial Tokyo Univ. in '96; clerk in the Finance Dep't in that year and passed the higher civil service examination the following year; secretary of the Dep't of Agr. and Com., to be transferred soon after to a similar post in Treasury; attached to the Embassy in London in '07 and next transferred to Printing Bureau, and then Dir. of the Finance Bureau. Add. Fujimicho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "87", "l": "scan leaf 158", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n158/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kano, Jigoro", "t": "ex-President of Tokyo Higher Normal School; b. in Higo, '60; Director and Professor of the Peers' School '83; Director of the Special Education Bureau '98; President of Tokyo Higher Normal School '01-'19. He is a renowned master of the art of Jujitsu and most of the noted young Jujitsu experts have studied at the Jujitsu Institute founded by him. Add. Kodokan, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "87", "l": "scan leaf 158", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n158/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kano, Kyokichi", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan), b. '66 in Tokyo, grad. Col. Sc. '84 and next Col. Lit. '89; Prof. of 4th High School, etc., Pres. 1st High School, transferred to the Dean of Col. Literature, Imp. Univ., Kyoto, '07 which he resigned. Add. Imp. Univ., Tokyo.", "p": "87", "l": "scan leaf 158", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n158/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kan-o, Mitsuomi", "t": "Baron (cr. '16), Full Gen., (ret. '16), b. '55 in Nagano-ken; entered Non-Com. Officers' School in '74; Sub-Lieut. '79; Lieut.-Col. '95; attaché to Legation at Peking both before and after the China-Japan War, during the war on the staff of late Marshal Prince Oyama; Col. in '97, Maj.-Gen. in '02; in the Russo-Japanese War he led a Division in besieging Port Arthur and in the battle of Mukden; Lieut.-Gen. in '08; Com. of 9th Division till '12, then of 18th Div. Commanded the Expedition against Tsingtao in 1914; Com of Tokyo Garrison '15-1[illegible]. Add. Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "87", "l": "scan leaf 158", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n158/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kano, Tokusaburo", "t": "Dir. of Gov't Monopoly Bureau, b. '75 in Hyogo-ken; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ., '95; Revenue officer, 1900; Dir. of Revenue Admi'tion Office, Aomori, Matsuyama; Dir. of Customs Office, Nagasaki, Yokohama; present post in '16. Add. Takehayacho Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kano, Tomonosuke", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Tokyo Branch of the Sumitomo Bank, b. '72 in Ibaraki-ken; was for a while Secretary of the House of Representatives and Councillor to the Dep't of Agr. and Com.; entered the Sumitomo Bank '00. Add. Sumitomo Bank, Tokyo.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kanokogi, Kogoro", "t": "Gov. of Gifu-ken; b. '67 in Tokyo: became Prob. Judge '88, then Chief of Communication Bureau, Formosa, Chief of Industry Bureau of Agr. and Comm. Dep't and Gov. of Kagawa-ken '10, of Wakayama' 14, and of Gifu '16. Add. Gifu City.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kanzaki, [illegible]", "t": "Prop. and edit. of the Anglo-Japanese Commercial Magazine, now suspended publication, was b. '61 in Saitama and studied for a while at the Imp. Tokyo University. Was a Commissioner of the St. Louis World's Fair and the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition at Shepherd Bush. Add. Oi, near Tokyo.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kasawara, Ken-ichi", "t": "Dir. of the Mitsukoshi Dry Goods Store, b. 1868 in Gumma-ken; studied dyeing at the Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch.; Prof. at the Kyoto Dyeing and Weaving Sch. and then, Dir. of the Gumma Dyeing and Weaving Sch., left it to enter Mitsukoshi. Add. No. 9 Haraikatamachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kashima, Fusajiro", "t": "Mayor of Kobe, b. in '68 in Hiroshima-ken and adopted into the family of Machi Kashima in '97; was formerly Deputy Mayor of Kobe. Add. Motomachi, Kobe.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kasugai, Joe[illegible]", "t": "dry goods merchant, Pres. of Nagoya Bank and of Nagoya Sav. Bank, Dir. of Gifu Silk Weaving Co., Imperial Twisted Thread W. Co., etc.; b. '44 in Nagoya; Mem. of Nagoya Municipal Assembly '88; Mem. of a Nagoya Chamber of Commerce '91-96. Add. Tamayacho, Nagoya.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kataoka, Naoharu", "t": "ex-M.P., ex-Pres. of Nippon Life Ins. Co.; b. '59 in Kochi-ken; grad. at the Toya Gakko; entered civil service as a district administrative official; afterwards entered Nippon Life Ins. Co. He was a delegate to the 5th International Actuaries Conference in '06 and elected its Vice-Pres.; resigned the Presidency of the Co. 1918. Has taken to labor problem, and is now a leader of the Kensei-kai. Add. Kawaracho, Kamikyoku, Kyoto.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kataoka, Naoteru", "t": "Mem. House of Peers since '20, Pres. of Osaka Gas Co., Hankai Elec. Rly.; b. '5[illegible] in Kochi-ken; grad. from Naval Paymasters' School '78; began his career as naval paymaster in '78; then transferred to civil service in '92; appointed Private Sec. to Home Minister and then Edu. Minister; entered the Bank of Japan and appointed Dir. of its Osaka Branch in '96, etc. Add. Tanimachi, Higashiku, Osaka.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Katayama, Horin", "t": "Court Councillor since '19, ex-Chief Court Physician; b. '5[illegible] in Nagano-ken; grad. Medicine, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '81; Assist.-Prof. of the University '83; appointed Court Physician, '88. Add. Yagenbori, Tokyo.", "p": "88", "l": "scan leaf 159", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n159/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Katayama, Kuniyoshi", "t": "D.M., Prof. Imp. Tokyo Univ; b. '55 in Shizuoka-ken; studied medical jurisprudence in Austria and Germany '84-88, and has been Prof. at the Col. of Med. of Imp. Tokyo Univ. since that time. He is at present vice-chairman of the Dojin-kai, medical association for befriending China and Korea. Add. Nishikata-machi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "89", "l": "scan leaf 160", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n160/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Katayama, Masao", "t": "Dr. Science, Prof. at the Tohoku University since '11; b. in Okayama-ken; grad. from the Col. of Science, Imp. Tokyo Univ. 1900 and further studied in the Univ. Hall; appointed Prof. of the Tokyo Higher Technical School; despatched to America and Germany, 1905. Add. Sendai.", "p": "89", "l": "scan leaf 160", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n160/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Katayama, Yoshikatsu", "t": "Dir. South Manchuria, Rly. and Chief of its Mining Dep't.; grad. Law at Imp. Tokyo Univ. and passed the Higher Civil Service Exam. '04; Secretary to the Dept. of Agr. and Com. '05; sent abroad '14; promoted to Councillor and chief of the War Ins. Bureau; removed to the S.M.R.C. in '19. Add. Dairen.", "p": "89", "l": "scan leaf 160", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n160/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kato, Masayoshi", "t": "Member of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce; b. in '54; was for some while a clerk at Local Office; entered '85 the newly formed (by amalgamation of the Mitsubishi and the Kyodo Un-yu) Nippon Yusen Kaisha with the late Mr. Morioka, its first President; was elected its Director '89, and Managing Director '93, then the Vice-President which he resigned in Nov., '15. Was Pres. of the Nisshin S.S. Co. organized by Japanese capitalists, and travelled abroad '06-07. Now Pres. of Fuso Marine Ins. Co. Add. Motozonocho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "89", "l": "scan leaf 160", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n160/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kato, Teikichi", "t": "Baron (cr. '16), Vice-Admiral, Com. of Kure Adm'ty; b. '61 in Tokyo-fu; naval 2nd Sub-Lieut. in '86; Captain '02 and Rear-Adm. '07; was at one time Chief of Yokosuka Naval Arsenal; Com. of 2nd Squadron '13; Com.-in-Chief of 2nd Fleet that blockaded Tsingtao in the war of 1914 for which he was awarded 2nd class Golden Kite; Chief of Naval Education Board in Feb. '15; present post Dec. '16. Add. Admiralty, Kure.", "p": "89", "l": "scan leaf 160", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n160/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kato, Taka-akira", "t": "Visc. (cr. '16: Baron '11), Mem. House of Peers, ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs; b. '59 at Nagoya; grad. Law the Imp. Tokyo Univ., class '81. After a year or two in the Mitsubishi, he entered the Foreign Office '86 and appointed Personal Secretary to the Foreign Minister (then Count Okuma) '88; on the resignation of his chief, he was transferred to the Finance Office to be promoted in time to the Director of the Banking Bureau, that of the Taxation Bureau, etc. Soon he returned to the Foreign Office and from '94 to '99 he represented Japan in England; Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1900-01; sat twice in the Lower House, once for Kochi-ken elected Aug. '02 unsolicited and next in March '03 from Yokohama. Entered the Saionji Cabinet as For. Minister but to resign, being opposed to the Rly. Nationalization. Ambassador at London and then For. Min. Dec. '12-Feb. '13. Was decorated with G.C.M.G. by the late King Edward. He leads the Kenseikai formed by late Prince Katsura; again entered Okuma Cabinet in '14-15; nominated mem. House of Peers in 15. Add. Shimo-Nibancho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "89", "l": "scan leaf 160", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n160/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kato, Terumaro", "t": "2nd Baron, D.M., Court Physician, being the eldest son of Baron H. Kato; b. '63; studied medicine at Tokyo Imp. Univ., and further at Berlin and Vienna, his specialty being children's diseases. Add. Shimonibancho, Tokyo.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kato, Tomosaburo", "t": "Adm., Minister of the Navy; b. '59 in Hiroshima; midshipman '83; Captain '99; Prof. at the Naval Academy; Construction-Supervisor and Sectional Chief in the Navy Dep't before he was appointed '02 to the Chief of Staff of a Standing Squadron; Chief of Staff of the Kamimura Squadron in the 19[illegible]4-5 war; transferred to a Bureau Chief, appointed Vice-Minister in '06; Vice-Adm. in '08; Com'der of Kure Admiralty '09-14; appointed Com.-in-Chief of 1st Fleet on the declaration of war against Germany in '14. Add. Navy Office.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kato, Tsunetaro", "t": "Mem. of House of Peers, ex-Minister at Brussels; b. '59 at Matsuyama; was attache at Paris, '86; Secretary, For. Office '91 and was again transferred as Secretary to the Legation at Paris, '92-97. Recalled home to be appointed Chief of Personal Affairs; promoted to be Minister Resident 3 years later, and to full Minister-Plenipotentiary accredited to Belgium '02. Resigned the post in '07 and became editor of the Osaka Shimpo. Add. Osaka Shimpo Office, Osaka.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Katsura, Jiro", "t": "Dir. of various Cos.; b. '56 in Yamaguchi, brother of the late Prince Katsura; studied wine brewing in Germany and France and started brewing business at Sapporo and in Yamanashi, but it has failed; has subsequently turned into a business-man. Add. Sakuragawa, Nishikubo, Tokyo.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawada, Ryokichi", "t": "2nd Baron, b. '59, eldest son of the late Baron Kawada, Gov. of the Nippon Ginko and founder of the house; he succeeded to the title on the death of his father in '96. The present Baron having a great interest in mechanical science chose shipbuilding as his profession. Add. Shin-Ogawacho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawada, Takashi", "t": "Pres. of Keio Electric R'ly Co., &c. b. '70, eldest son of Takeshi Kawada (learned scholar of Chinese classics); and studied at Michigan in '96. Add. Wakamiya-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawaguchi, Torao", "t": "Dir. and Prof. of Kumamoto Higher Technical School; b. '71 in Fukuoka-ken; grad. Civil. Eng., Tokyo Imp. Univ. '95; sent to U.S.A. and France for study '05; Civil Engineer of the Kumamoto-ken '96; Prof. of the 5th High School '00. Add. Kumamoto Higher Tech. School.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawai, Misao", "t": "Lieut.-Gen., Com. of 1st Division, '17; b. 64, Sub-Lieut. of Infantry '86; grad. from the Staff College '97; Maj.-Gen. 1900; Dir. Personnel Bureau, War Office, in '12; Lieut.-Gen. '15 and Dir. of Mil. Staff College '15-17. Add. Naitomachi, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawai, Shintaro", "t": "Dr. Dendrology, Prof. at Agr. Col. of the Imp. Tokyo University; b. '65 in Aichi-ken; grad. Agr. Col. in '92; Assit.-Prof. at the College '94; was honored with the doctorate in '99; sent to Germany and Austria to prosecute his study for about three years, returning home '03 and made full Prof. at the same College. Add. Harajuku, Tokyo.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawakami, Toshihiko", "t": "Dir.. of the South Manchuria Rly. since 1914; b. '61 in Tokyo; gra'ted Russian language course of the Tokyo Foreign Language School in '84; clerk at Fusan, Vladivostok, San Francisco and Petrograd in '86-92; Interpreter at last place in '96; Commercial Agent at Vladivostok in '00, Legation Sec. in '04; attached to Commanding Headquarters in Liaotung in '04; Commercial Agent in Vladivostok in '0[illegible]; Consul-Gen. at Harbin '07-14, was injured by stray shot when late Prince Ito was assassinated in '09. Add. South Manchuria Rly., Dairen.", "p": "90", "l": "scan leaf 161", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n161/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawamura, Jozaburo", "t": "ex-Vice-Minister of Justice, Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall and mem. House of Peers; b. '59 in Shigaken; grad. the then existing Law Institute of Justice Dep't '84; sent abroad for further study '86-90; appointed Councillor of Justice; Judge at some District Courts and at Tokyo App. Court, a Public Pro. at Supreme Court. Dir. of the Civ. and Cri. Bureau, appointed Vice-Min. of Justice in Jan. '06 and held the post till '11. Add. Minami-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawamura, Kageaki", "t": "Visc. (cr. '07), Marshal, holder of 1st class Golden Kite; b. '59 in Satsuma; commanded a Brigade in the Japan-China War; and afterward appointed com. of First Division; he led the Himeji Division in Russo-Japanese War, and then commanded an Army which formed the extreme right in the Battle of Mukden. Appointed Mem. Supreme Military Council Dec. '05; nominated Marshal in Jan. 1915. Add. Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawamura, Kingoro", "t": "ex-Vice-Min. of Imp. Househeld; b. in '63 in Okayama-ken; grad. with honors from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '87; secretary at local and central offices and Privy Council till about '08, Chief Sec. in '08 and Vice-Min. in '10-15. Add. Aoyama, Minami-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawamura, Zen-eki", "t": "Chief Proc. of Tokyo Court of Appeal; b. '58 in Ishikawa; grad. law at the now defunct Gov. Law School '84; appointed Proc. '86; Judge '90; Dir. of the Fukui Local Court; Sectional Chief of the Osaka Court of Appeal; Judge of the Court of Cassation; Dir. of the Osaka Local Court; sent to Europe '99; Dir. of Hakodate Court of Appeal '06; Proc. of the Court of Cassation; present post '07. Add. Nishi-Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawanishi, Seibei", "t": "Pres. of Kobe Chamber of Commerce, Pres. of Japan Woolen Cloth, Hyogo Elec. Tramway, San-yo Leather Cos., Dir. of Un-yu, Kobe Elec. Light, Nippon Shogyo Bank, etc.; b. '65 in Osaka, Add. Kawasaki, Kobe.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawasaki, Hachiro-emon", "t": "Pres. of Kawasaki Bank, and other concerns; b. '66 in Tokyo; grad. Tokyo Higher Commercial School and further studied in America. Assumed his father's name Hachiro-emon in '13. Add. Torii-zaka, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawasaki, Hajime", "t": "President of the Nippon Fire Ins. Co. since '13. and of the Nikka Life Ins. Co., and Dir. of the Kawasaki Sav. Bank; b '84 in Tokyo; entered the Tokyo Higher Commercial School in '03, and next the Penn. Univ. for Economics, class '09. Add. Daimachi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawasaki, Hiromi", "t": "Baron (suc. '06). Prop. of Kawasaki Works, Kobe, b. '63 in Kagoshima; studied at 1st High School and entered Foreign Office '81; attached to Legations at London, Peking; attended the Coronation of the Czar '96; retired from Gov. service and entered Bank of Japan '97; Bank of Formosa '99; etc. Add. Tamachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "91", "l": "scan leaf 162", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n162/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawashima, Chunosuke", "t": "Director of the Yokohama Specie Bank; b. '55 in Tokyo; studied French and naval architecture at the Gov. Dockyard, Yokosuka; was engaged as interp. and clerk '71 by a Dutch firm, Yokohama; appointed agent at Lyons by the Yokohama Specie Bank '79-93; removed to the Head Office '94; Agent at Bombay till '95; Agent in Tokyo '02-06; then recalled to the Head Office. Add. Fukuyama-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawashima, Reijiro", "t": "Vice-Adm. (ret.) Intendant to Prince Higashifushimi since '17; b. '64 in Ishikawa-ken; Sub-Lieut. 2nd class '88; Captain in '01 and Rear-Adm. in '07. Com. of 3rd Squadron, '11; sent to China as Com. of our detachment during the Chinese revolution '11 and then to the post of Hydrographic Dept. in '12; decorated with 3rd class of Golden Kite for his service in Russo-Japanese War. Com. of Port Arthur Naval Station; Mem. of Admirals' Council, '15-'17. Add. Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kawazu, Susumu", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan) Prof. of Economics at the College of Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; was b. in Tokyo, eldest son of Sukeyuki Kawazu who was a distinguished Gov. official in his days. After graduating from Imp. Tokyo Univ., he studied in Germany '01-14. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kayetsu, Takako", "t": "lady educationist, Superintendent of Nippon Girls' Commercial School; b. '69 in Kumamoto-ken; studied at a private girls' school and has ever since been engaged in education, formerly in her native clan; established present school '03 in Tokyo. Add. Dote Sambancho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kazan-in, Chikaiye", "t": "Marquis, of a former courtier family which was founded in the 12th century. The present head b. in '78, 7th son of Vis. Horikawa and adopted into the family. Add. Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Keto, Katsumoto", "t": "D.C.L., lawyer in Osaka, b. '74 in Hyogo-ken; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '98; appointed Ass. Prof. of Kyoto Univ. 1900; Dean '14; left it in spring of '16 to practise law in Osaka. Add. Mikage, near Kyoto.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kiga, Kanju", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Ph. D. (Leipzig), M.P., prof. of Economics at Keio Univ., was b. '73 in Shizuoka-ken; grad. from the Lit. Course in Keio Univ., '95; further studied in Germany, '98-'02; Prof. at his alma mater since '95, and has written a number of works on economics. Add. Shimoshibuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikuchi, Choshiro", "t": "Pres. of Tokai Bank, and Nippon Linen Co., was b. '53; prop. of a big dry-goods store, Tokyo; once sat in the House of Peers as highest tax-payer representative for Tokyo Prefecture. Add. Takecho, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikuchi, Jujin", "t": "Dir. of the Higher School, Tokyo since '19; b. 1865 in Iwate-ken; grad. from the Literary Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '9[illegible]; Prof. of the Military Academy '96 and present school '98. Add. No. 735 Sendagaya, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo-fu.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikuchi, Kantaro", "t": "Dir. Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Marine & Fire Ins. Cos, b. 1874, in Ibaraki-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School, '96; early entered the Mitsubishi firm and was for some time Manager of its London Branch. Add. Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.", "p": "92", "l": "scan leaf 163", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n163/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikuchi, Takenori", "t": "ex-M.P., b. in Aomori '67; edu. at Keio Gijuku, was journalist connected with the Jiji '90-95; General Affairs Chief of the Kyushu R'ly '95-02; M.P. for Moji '03, then for Aomori, and for Hirosaki City. Add. Minami Odawara-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikuchi, Tsunesaburo", "t": "Surg.-Gen. (ret.) M.D., Dir. of Kwaisei Hospital at Nishinomiya, near Osaka; b. '55 in Saga-ken; grad. at Medicine, Imp. Univ. Tokyo, '81, and entered Army as surgeon, and attained the highest post of Surg.-Gen. in '07. Took part in the Japan-China and Russia-Japan Wars as Chief Surg. Add. Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikuchi, Yoshiro", "t": "Consul-Gen. in Vladiostock, b. 1877 in Osaka; grad. from the Law Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ. and passed the Diplomatic Examination, '03; Elévé-Consul the same year and next promoted to the present post. Add. Japanese Consulate-Gen., Vladiostock.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikumoto, Naojiro", "t": "Dir. Mitsui Bank, b. in Miye-ken, 1870; grad. from the Keio and entered the Bank, '98 gradually rising to the present post. Add. No. 113/6 Aoyama Minami-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kikutei, Kocho", "t": "Marquis, head of the former house of a courtier; b. '89 in Hokkaido and studied at Peer's School. Add. Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kimbara, Meizen", "t": "a millionaire and public benefactor; b. in Enshu '32; has undertaken several works of public utility, for which he has repeatedly been rewarded by the Government. Early in '08 he retired to his native village and became its headman; owns a bank, stationery and toilet oil shops. Add. Wada, Hamana-gun, Shizuoka-ken.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kimotsuki, Kenko", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Vice-Adm. (ret.), Mem. of House of Peers, Mng. Imp. Lifeboat Society; b. '53 in Kagoshima; Sub-Lieut. '72; held posts of Hydrographical Section, Pres. of Naval College, etc.; was Mayor of Osaka '12-13. Created Baron for the service in Russo-Japanese War. Add. Shimo Nibancho, Tokyo.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kimura, Kusuyata", "t": "Chairman of Dirs. Mitsubishi Mining Co. and of the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., was b. in '65 in Kochi, and after graduating from the Higher Commercial School in '82 he entered the Mitsubishi where he was steadily promoted till he was appointed Chief of its Kobe Branch in 1900 and then to Chief of General Affairs and in 1915 its Director. Add. Ben'en-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kimura, S[illegible]kaye", "t": "D. Sc. Japan), M.R.A.S. (Eng.), Dir. of the Gov. Geodetic Observatory at Mizusawa, since '00; b. '68 in Kanagawa; grad. Astronomy, Imp. Univ., Tokyo, '92; attended the World's Geodetic Conference '98, also next conference held in '06, when he read an essay pointing out error in the formula relating to the axis, and his discovery has been acknowledged as Kimura term by the world's astronomers; received first prize by the Imperial Academy, Japan, in '11. Add. Mizusawa, Iwate-ken.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kimura, Seishiro", "t": "Vice.-Gov. of the Bank of Japan since '19; b. '61 in Okayama Prefecture. After graduating from Keio in '82 he entered journalism as editor of the “Chugai Shogyo,” next he entered the present bank in '03, where he began to distinguish himself and was appointed its Director soon afterwards. Add. Minami Sakuma-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "93", "l": "scan leaf 164", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n164/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kimura, Shunkichi", "t": "ex-Naval Eng. and wireless expert, b. '66; grad. course of physics at the Imp. Univ., Tokyo, '89; instructor at Tokyo and Sendai High Schools '93-96, studied at Harvard and Yale specially in the line of quaternions and its physical applications; founder with Prof. J. Molenbrack in Holland, of the International Association for promoting the study of quaternions and allied subjects. Prof. at the Naval Academy '00-13 and member of the Wireless Telegraph Committee; dispatched to America and Europe '01 to investigate the wireless telegraph service. He elaborated a new process of wireless telegraphy and completed it early '06, his system having been used exclusively during the Russo-Japanese War by the Imperial Navy. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kimura, Yuji", "t": "Dir. of Chosen Bank, b. 1873 in Miye-ken; grad. from the Law Coll. Imp Tokyo Univ. in '99, and was connected with the 1st Bank, in which he became Sub-manager of its Seoul Branch; was appointed to the present post when the Chosen (Korean) Bank was established in 1909. Jujitsu, chess and billiards are his hobby. Add: Seoul.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kinkozan, Sobei", "t": "celebrated potter of Awada, Kyoto, and 7th of the line; b., 2nd son of Kinkozan VI. by whom the export of Awada ware was started. The business at one time suffered decline, but by indefatigable effort and untiring perseverance the present head has restored and further carried the business to great prosperity, his exhibits having won high-grade medals at various exhibitions both at home and abroad. Add. Awada, Kyoto.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kinoshita, Kenjiro", "t": "M.P. for Oita-ken, b. '69 in Oita-ken; grad. Chuo Univ. '92; first elected M.P. in '03; Parliamentary-Secy. in Okuma Cabinet but has since gone over to a rival party. Add. Tansumachi, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kinoshita, Yoshio", "t": "Dir. of Imp. Govt. Rlys.; b. '74 in Tamba; grad. Civil Engineering Course in Tokyo Imp. Univ., '98; entered Traffic Dept., Imp. Govt. Rlys.; studied practical and theoretical side of railway traffic in Europe and America '05-07. Add. Imp. Govt. Rly., Tokyo.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kirishima, Soichi", "t": "Mng. of Real Estate Dept., Mitsubishi Firm, was b. '64 in Kochi, and grad, from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '90 and then entered the Firm. Toured abroad in '13. Add. Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kishi, Keijiro", "t": "Dr. Eng. (Japan), Dir. of the Shibaura Works; b. 1868 in Wakayama-ken; grad. from the Eng. Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '95, and entered the present Co. as an engineer, rapidly rising to the present post. Add. Kirigaya, Osaki, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kishi, Seiichi", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), barrister, Dir. of the Osaka Gas Co., legal adviser to several Gov. and private institutions; b. '67 at Matsuye; grad. Law at Imp. University of Tokyo in '87 and began practice in Tokyo and soon grew to be one of the foremost lawyers. Add. Isarago, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kishigami, Kenkichi", "t": "zoologist, D. Sc.; Prof., Imp. Tokyo Univ. and expert to the Fishery Bureau, Dept. of Agr. and Com.; b. '67 in Aichi-ken; grad. Science Col. of Imp. University of Tokyo in '94; appointed technical expert of the said Dep't '95; sent to Europe and America in '97. Add, Ichibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "94", "l": "scan leaf 165", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n165/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kitagawa, Reisuke", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Chiyoda Mutual Life Ins. Co., Dir. of the Tamagawa Electric Rly. Co.; b. '61 in Fukui-ken; grad. from Keio Univ. in '81 and was once editor of the Jiji. Add. Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kitano, Tsunetomi", "t": "Japanese painter of human figures, especially of women; was b. in 1889 in Kanazawa; studied under Tsuji Kwako, a painter of Kyoto, and was awarded a 3rd prize in 1913 in the Government Annual Art Exhibition. He has subsequently associated himself with the Bijutu-in group of artists. Add. Kyoto.", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kitamura, Shigemasa", "t": "Prop. of the Seiyoken Hotel (at Ueno Park and Tsukiji); b. '72; grad. from the Meiji Gakuin in '93 and further studied at a private law school. The Seiyoken at Tsukiji, the first foreign restaurant in Tokyo, was established in '71 by his grandfather with the support of the late Prince Sanjo and some others. The Ueno Seiyoken was established in '73. Add. Unemecho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kitazato, Kesao", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Teikoku Life Ins. Co., b. 1868 at Kumamoto; younger brother of the undermentioned; grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. at Law; entered the Co. in 1894 and has since been connected with it. He visited Europe and America in '01 to observe insurance business there. Add. Nakanocho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kitazato, Shibasaburo", "t": "M.D., President of Kitazato Pathological Laboratory and the Saisei-kai Hospital in Tokyo; b. '59 at Kumamoto; studied in Germany under Prof. Koch '85-91; discovered the germs of tetanus, diphtheria, pest (in conjunction with Dr. Aoyama), etc., and is regarded as one of the foremost bacteriologists of the world; had charge of the Gov. Blood-serum Laboratory; was granted the Red Eagle by the Kaiser in '09 in appreciation of his distinguished scientific achievement; retired from Gov't service to open his own in '14. Is also Dean of Coll. Med. of Keio. Add. Nakanocho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kiyosu, Iyenori", "t": "Court Councillor and Mem. of the House of Peers, Dir. of the Japan Red Cross Society; born '62 in Kyoto and is 12th son of the late Prince Kuniiye Fushimi. In '88, he was ordered to create the Kiyosu family and was appointed Lord Abbot of Bukkoji in Kyoto '73, but afterward he turned a layman; Mem. of the House of Peers '90; Governor of Yamanashi '97, that of Ibaraki '98, and afterwards of Niigata-ken. Add Shimo-Roku-bancho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kiyoura, Keigo", "t": "Visc., Privy Councillor; b. '50 at Kumamoto; was at one time a schoolmaster; then a humble clerk in the central Gov. where his promotion was quite rapid chiefly in the Justice and Home Offices. In the former he rose to the highest post and twice held the Chair of Ministry '98-00 and '01-03; was transferred to that of Agr. and Com. in July '03 which he resigned '06. He is one of the trusted lieutenants of Marshal Prince Yamagata; created Baron in '02 in connection with the conclusion of the Anglo-Japanese treaty and Vice-President of Privy Council in 1917. Add. Iriarai, Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koba, Sadanaga", "t": "D. C. L. (Japan) Crown Member of the House of Peers; b. in '59; studied in Germany and Austria '82-85; Private Secretary to the Minister of Education, &c., till '95; afterwards the Director of the Ordinary Education Bureau and Chief Councillor of Education; was made Vice-Minister of Education '03, which he resigned '05. Add. Harajuku, Aoyama, Tokyo,", "p": "95", "l": "scan leaf 166", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n166/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kobashi, Ichita", "t": "Vice-Min. of Home Office since '18 and formerly Dir. of Eng. Bureau; b. '70 in Kumamoto; grad. law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '98; Councillor of Yamaguchi-ken, then of Nagasaki-ken; entered Home Dep't as Secy., then became Councillor, sent abroad, promoted to present post '18. Add, Kami-Osaki, Ebaragun, Tokyo.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kobayashi, Beika", "t": "—See under “de Becker.”", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kobayashi, Genzo", "t": "M.P., ex-Dir. of the Imperial Railways; b. in 1867 in Yonezawa, and adopted in 1894 by Y. Kobayashi of the same place; grad. from Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo University in '96, appointed a Secretary of the Imperial Railways the following year and continued in the service till '12. He was one of those civilians who were on board the transport Hitachi Maru and taken prisoner by the Kosia in the Russia-Japan War. Add. Reinanzaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kobayashi, Koai", "t": "Dir. of Manchuria-Chosen Salt Mfg. Co.; b. in '45 in Tokyo, and served for a long while at the Treasury in which he rose to the position of a Bureau Director, which he resigned '91. He has been on the Board of Directors of various companies. Add. Yayoicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kobayashi, Tomijiro", "t": "manufacturer of the “Lion” tooth powder and other toilets; b. '74 in Niigata-ken; assumed father's name and succeeded to his business; is also a zealous Christian, working in the cause of Temperance Society. Add. Sotodemachi, Honjo, Tokyo.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kobayashi, Ushisaburo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), an economist and financier, Dir. of the Japan Steel Foundry, etc; Financial attaché to Japanese Legation, Peking '17; b. 1865 in Gumma; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '94; Secretary at the Legislative Bureau '96-07; Chief of the Financial Bureau, Formosa '07-10, has written a number of works on finance and economy, M.P. '12-15. Add. Peking.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koda, Nariyuki", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan), one of master novelists, nom de plume “Roban,” a George Meredith of Japan; b. '67 of an artist family. Among his famous works are “Gojunoto,” “Futsuka Monogatari.” etc. His elder brother, Lieut. Gunji (ret.) undertook the colonization of northerly islands of Kuriles in '94, and was taken prisoner at Kamchatka during the Russo-Japanese war, but released in '05; his younger brother, Narimoto, is a grad. of the Lit. Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ. Two sisters Miss Nobu, and Mrs. Ando (her younger sister) were b. at Tokyo, the elder in '70 and the younger '75; both showed a great talent for music from childhood; sent abroad by the Gov. to study music, '87-95; then 60th were app. Prof. of the Gov. Tokyo Music Academy, but have resigned since. “Roban” was Lecturer at Col. Lit., Imp. Kyoto Univ., '08-10. Add. Mukojima, Tokyo.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kodama, Hideo", "t": "2nd Count, President of the Bureau of Decoration, Mem. House of Peers since '18; b. '76 in Tokyo; eldest son of late celebrated General Kodama, Chief of Gen. Staff in the Russo-Japanese War; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo University in 1900 and entered the service of Korean Govt.-Gen., in which he rose to Chief of Gen. Affairs '12; transferred to Home Govt. as Chief Secretary of Cabinet '16; present post '18. Add. Nagatacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kodama, Kenji", "t": "Dir. of the Y'hama Specie Bank and Manager of its Shanghai Branch, b. 1871 in Tokyo; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School, 93; on entering the Bank he was appointed at one branch or another; present post since 1914. Add. Y.S.B. Shanghai.", "p": "96", "l": "scan leaf 167", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n167/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kodera, Kenkichi", "t": "Kobe Millionaire, ex-M.P.; b. '77 in Kobe; edu. at Kobe Com. School, Columbia, Johns Hopkins, and further in Germany, etc.; went through one-year volunteer service and was sent to the front in the 1904–05 war. Has founded and maintains at his expense a middle school at Sanda, Hyogo-ken. Add. Aoyama, Minamicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "97", "l": "scan leaf 168", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n168/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koezuka, Ryu", "t": "ex-Vice-President of the House of Representatives; b. '51 in Hyogo-ken, studied under late Kei-u Nakamura and early took to journalism and political life in Tokyo, Dir. of Mining Bureau when the Kenseito Cabinet was formed in '98, then Governor of Tokyo which he resigned with fall of the Cabinet Add. Hitotsugi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "97", "l": "scan leaf 168", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n168/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koga, Renzo", "t": "D.C.L., Crown Member of the House of Peers and Pres. of the Colonization Board; b. '58 in Saga; joined Eto's rebellion raised '74; was captured but acquitted with reprimand. After fighting against adversity in Tokyo '74–80 he succeeded in entering the now defunct Law Col., Justice Dep't and graduated from it in '84. He was Public Procurator at various courts, ultimately sat on the bench of Supreme Court '98 and was transferred to Dir. Police Bureau of Home Office in '06, to resign it '08 with the fall of the Seiyukai Cabinet, and again to the same post in '11; present post, '18. Add. Yamabushicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "97", "l": "scan leaf 168", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n168/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koga, Shun-ichi", "t": "Pres. of the Dai-Nippon Colliery Co., Matsushima Colliery Co. and Oshima Colliery Co., Dir. of the Koga Bank, Kyushu S.S. Co., Kyushu Electric Light and Rly Co. etc.; b. in '82 in Saga-ken; adopted son of Mr. Zembei Koga, a millionaire of Kyushu; studied at the Tokyo Higher Commercial School but left it half-way on his father's death. Add. No. 60 Shimo-Nibancho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "97", "l": "scan leaf 168", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n168/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koganei, Seiryo", "t": "M.D. and Prof., Med. Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ., his speciality being diseases of the brains; born in '58 at Nagaoka; entered the Imp. Tokyo Univ. '70; studied at Berlin '81-85 and has been connected with the University ever since. Add. Akebonocho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "97", "l": "scan leaf 168", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n168/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koike, Chozo", "t": "Dir. of Kuhara Mining Co., b. '73 at Fukushima; passed the diplomatic and consular service examination in '96; attaché at Seoul in the same year, transferred to London in '97; personal Sec. to Foreign Minister in '00; Legation Sec. at Peking in '01, transferred to London in '02, Consul-General at New York, at San Francisco, at Mukden '08 and Councillor to Japanese Embassy at London 1911—13; Dir. of Political Bureau, Foreign Office, 1913—16. In '16 retired from official service and entered business. Add. Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "97", "l": "scan leaf 168", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n168/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koike, Kunizo", "t": "pres. of the Koike Bank (est. '16), Karafuto Mech Pulp Co., Member of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce; b. in Yamanashi-ken in 1866. Began his career under the late Mr. Wakao, millionaire silk merchant of Yamanashi; next served as an assistant in a stockbroker's shop; in '98 opened his own shop which was carried to great success. He was one of the Japanese business men, who, invited by the United States Chambers of Commerce of the Pacific Coast, undertook a tour in the States in 1909. Add. Office, 2, Kabutocho Tokyo; residence, Nakanocho, Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "97", "l": "scan leaf 168", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n168/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Komatsu, Kenjiro", "t": "ex-Vice-Minister of Communications '11–12, and Crown Mem. of the House of Peers; b. '63 in Nagano-ken; grad. from Law Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ., '88, and had long been connected with the Department having been promoted to the above post in 1911, but resigned in Dec. '12. Was despatched abroad in '97 on official business; was severely wounded by a burglar in Sept. '11 in his official residence. Add. Tsukudo Hachiman, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Komatsu, Midori", "t": "Chief Editor, and prop. of the magazine \"Chugai Shinron\"; b. '65 in Tokyo; grad. from Michigan Univ., '90; translator and Secretary of the Foreign Office till '07; transferred to Korean Government where he was Dir. Foreign Affairs Bureau, '11–17. Add. Shiba park, Tokyo.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Komatsu, Rin[illegible]o", "t": "ex-Mng.-Dir., Tokyo Building Co., Dir., Tokyo Fire Ins. Co., b. in Yamaguchi-ken, 1863; grad. from the Tokyo Semmon Gakko (later Waseda Univ.); entered the Tokyo Fire Ins.; as Mng. of the Building Co. did much in laying down the Japanese Settlement, Tientsin. Add. No. 972 Nakashibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Komatsu, Teruhisa", "t": "Lieut. (Navy); 1st Marquis, the House being newly created in '10 to succeed the House of the late Prince Komatsu who died without an heir; was b. '88, fourth son of the late Prince Kita-Shirakawa; grad. at Naval Academy '09. Add. Kioi-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Komoto, Jujiro", "t": "D.M., Prof. at the Medical Col. of Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '59 in Tajima; studied in Germany and Austria '85–89; is one of the most distinguished ophthalmologists of the day. Add. Kudan-zaka, Tokyo", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Komon, Rintaro", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Teikoku (Imperial) Marine, Fire Ins., b. '68 in Oita; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School and entered the Co.; its Section Chief and then present post. Add. No. 20. Nijikki-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Komura, Kin-ichi", "t": "Marquis (2nd), Secretary of the Foreign Office; b. in '82, eldest son of the late Marquis Jutaro Komura, one of the greatest diplomatists in recent Japan; grad. with honors from the Col. Law, Imp. Univ., Tokyo, 1907; passed the Diplomatic Service Exam. the same year; attaché at London '08-10; transferred to the head office '11. Add. Fujimicho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kondo, Jihan", "t": "M.D., Prof. at the Imp. Tokyo Univ., b. in '64 in Shinano; grad. from the Coll. of Medicine in 1891; further studied surgery at Strasburg and Heidelberg '95–9[illegible]. Add. Maruyama Shimmachi, Hongo", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kondo, Keiji", "t": "Dir. of the Yokohama Electric R'ly. Co., b. '74 in Awaji; studied in the Doshi-sha, Kyoto; entered the Foreign Office and next the Formosan Govt.-Gen.; clerk at Samuel, Samuels and Co., Yokohama '97, and remained there over ten years; present post '16 in addition to the Directorship of the Katan Iron Foundry and of the Tokyo Electric Apparatuses Mfg. Co. Add. No. 53 Takanawa-Minamicho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kondo, Motoki", "t": "D. Eng., Vice-Admiral, 2nd class. R.S. Director of the Modelling Section,Navy; ex-Inspector General of Naval Construction, b. '64 in Tokyo; is Director of the Kogyokusha, private school founded by his father who did much in the cause of naval education. Received Hon. Prize from Imperial Academy of Japan '13. Add. Hiratsuka-mura, Tokyo-Fu.", "p": "98", "l": "scan leaf 169", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n169/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kondo, Rempei", "t": "Baron (cr. '11), President of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail Steamship Co.), b. '50, and is long connected with shipping business, having served under the late Iwasaki whose relative by marriage he subsequently became; was appointed Director on the creation of the present Co.; elected Vice-President at the time of the Japan-China War and finally its President; bears the 2nd Order of the Rising Sun in recognition of his service in transport business during the Russo-Japanese War; M.P. in the 1st session of the Diet, but has lately kept aloof from politics; accompanied the Peace Envoy Dec. 1918 as an unofficial member. Add. Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "99", "l": "scan leaf 170", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n170/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kono, Hironaka", "t": "M.P. of unbroken record and leader of the Kenseikai, ex-Min. of Agr. and Commerce, b. at Fukushima '44; entered early political career, joined the democratic movement started by Count Itagaki, and is one of the pioneer Liberals who fought in the cause of freedom and suffered much from collisions with the authorities. Was the leader of the Fukushima trouble and thrown in prison for several years; seceded '98 from the Liberal Party to join its rivals, the Progressives, was arrested on the charge of sedition in connection with the Anti-Peace violence of Sept. 1905, but was acquitted. Was a leader of the Kokuminto but left in Jan., 1913 and joined late Prince Katsura's party; appointed Minister for Agr. and Com. of the 2nd Okuma Ministry in Dec., '14. Add. Fujimicho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "99", "l": "scan leaf 170", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n170/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Konoike, Zen-emon", "t": "Baron (cr. '11), is one of the oldest millionaire families in Japan, dating 3 centuries back; runs the Konoike Bank, and is at the same time the largest shareholder of the Nippon Life Insurance Co., and the Osaka Savings Bank. Add. Konoike, Osaka.", "p": "99", "l": "scan leaf 170", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n170/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Konoye, Fumimaro", "t": "Prince, one of the proud Fujiwara houses and a gosseke (see Ichijo); was founded by Motozane (1143–66 A.D.). The present head grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '17. Add. Shibuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "99", "l": "scan leaf 170", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n170/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kosaki, Kodo", "t": "famous pioneer Christian and pastor of Reinanzaka Church, Tokyo, Chairman of the Kumi-ai Churches of Japan, of Sunday School Society of Japan, and of Christian Church Union of Japan; b. '56 in Kumamoto-ken; studied at Kumamoto English School and Doshisha, Kyoto. Pres. of Doshisha Univ. in '90–97; three times represented Japan at International Congress of Religion abroad. Add. Reinanzaka, Tokyo.", "p": "99", "l": "scan leaf 170", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n170/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koshiyama, Tachisaburo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Tokyo Electric Light Co., b. 1864 in Miye-ken; grad. from the Provincial Normal School '81, and served as a school master for two years; in 83 entered the Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun then run by Viscount Miyoji Ito; giving up journalism he entered the Tokyo Electric Light Co. as Chief Accountant; Dir. of the same in '13; the present post in '15. M.P, in '17. Add. No. 43 Takanawa-Kitamachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "99", "l": "scan leaf 170", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n170/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koyama, Junji", "t": "Pres. of Kaigai Kogyo (Emigration) Co. b. in '70 at Kumamoto; graduated law at the Imperial Tokyo Univ. in '95; was clerk at the Home Office and next Secretary in the provinces and also in Tokyo, having held posts of Personal Secretary to the Minister of Justice and of Agriculture and Commerce; Dir. of Fishery Bureau in the latter Dept. '06; Governor of Gumma '08-12. Add. Ryudocho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "99", "l": "scan leaf 170", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n170/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Koyama, Kenzo", "t": "Member of Osaka Chamber of Commerce, Pres. of the 34th Bank; b. '58 in Saitama; entered Dep't of Education; appointed Dir. of Tokyo Higher Commercial School; then Dir. of Technical Bureau of Education Dep't and promoted Vice-Minister of Education; on retiring from the Government service became Pres. of the 34th Bank and is one of the most eminent bankers. Add. Otecho, Higashiku, Osaka.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kozai, Yoshinao", "t": "D. Agr. (Japan), Ph. D. (Leipzig), Dean and Prof. of Coll. Agriculture, Imp. Univ., Tokyo; b., '95 in Kyoto-fu; grad. from Agr. Col. '85; Prof. at the alma mater '89-95; studied at Leipzig '95–99, and resumed the duty at Komaba; Agriculturist to the Gov. Experimental Farm at Nishigahara, Tokyo '03 and then its chief '06; Dean in '11. Add. Nishigahara, Tokyo.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kubota, Seishu", "t": "Mayor of Yokohama since '18, b. '71 in Hokkaido; grad. Law, Imp. University of Tokyo in '95 and then entered the legal service as Public Procurator till '06 when he was appointed Governor of Yamagata, Dir. of South Manchuria R'ly '06; started for Europe in '08 on an inspection tour of railway affairs, and returned home in '10; Governor of Miye in '11, Dir. of Eng. Bureau, and then of Public Works Bureau of the Home Dept., Dec. '12 Apr. '14; Gov. of Tokyo '14–15; Vice-Min. of Home Affairs '16–18. Add. Shiba Park, Tokyo.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kubota, Seitaro", "t": "Judge, Adm. Litigation Court, b. '64 in Okayama; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '91.; Sec. at local and the Home Office till '94; was sent abroad to investigate sanitary matters relating to factories '98-99 and was transferred to be Secretary of Agr. and Com. to draw up draft of factory law, retaining as additional post Secretary of the Home Office; Dir. Sanitary Affairs Bureau '03-10. Add. Reinanzaka, Tokyo.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kubota, Shiro", "t": "President of the Fuji Paper-Mill Co., b. 1872 in Yamaguchi-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School in 1896; entered Mitsui Firm the same year and remained in the service for ten years travelling abroad several times during this period; entered the Fuji Paper-Mill '14 as Mng.-Dir. and was finally elected President succeeding Mr. Rokuro Hara. Add. No. 4 Tangocho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kubota, Yuzuru", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Privy Councillor since '17; b. '47 in Hyogo-ken, entered the civil service in connection with Education in which he became Vice-Minister '94 and finally its chief, had to resign the Ministry Nov. '05 in connection with the University Prof's demonstration affair. Member of House of Peers, '94-17. Add. Kanatomicho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuga, Michihisa", "t": "Marquis, formerly courtier, the house being founded by Prince Tomohira, son of the Emperor Murakami; b. at Kyoto, '41; appointed commander of the Imp. Army at the time of the Restoration, Sec. of the Imperial Household and the Cabinet, then Governor of Tokyo '96–97. Appointed Director of Board of Decorations and President of Peers Bureau, '09–17. Add. Shin-Ogawamachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuhara, Fusanosuke", "t": "Pres. of the Kuhara Minig Co. at Osaka, the leasee of the Hitachi Copper Mine, etc.; b. 1869 at Osaka, grad. from Keiogijuku '89; a clerk at the Kosaka Copper Mine which was resuscitated by him from the threatened danger of decay. He was made the supervisor of the mine, but resigned the post '98. Bought Hitachi Mine '05, and has made it one of the best copper mines in Japan. Add. Nakanoshima, Osaka.", "p": "100", "l": "scan leaf 171", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n171/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kujo, Michizane", "t": "Prince, one of the proud Fujiwara houses and formerly a gosseke (see Ichijo) founded by Kanezane (1148–1207). The present head, was b. '76 and is Chief Ritualist on duty at Court, being a brother of the Empress. Add. Fukuyoshicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuki, Takakazu", "t": "Baron (cr. '05), Privy Councillor, b. '52 in Settsu; was for several years a high official in the Dep't of Education; Minister at Washington between '84 and '88, Director of the Imperial Nara Museum in '90, Exhibition Commissioner, etc., is a great virtuoso of Japanese painting. Add. Nagatacho, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kumamoto, Kenjiro", "t": "English scholar and educationist, Prof. at the Peers' School since 1898 and Commissioner of Teachers' License Examination (Eng.) for Middle & Normal Schools; b. '67 in Osaka; studied Law at the Imp. Univ., Tokyo '87–89; English teacher at Himeji Mid. School in '89, then at Osaka Mid. School and next Prof. at 3rd (Kyoto) High School; at Tokyo Higher Normal School '94–98. Ordered to Europe and America on tour of inspection '19. Add. Zoshigaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kume, Keiichiro", "t": "historian of the Western painting, b. '66 in Saga, son of the celebrated historian Kume Kunitake; studied in Paris '86–93; appointed Professor of the Tokyo Fine Arts School '06; is noted for landscape painting. Add. Harajuku, Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kume, Kunitake", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan), historian, Prof. Waseda Univ., b. '44 in Saga; was on suite of the late Prince Iwakura's mission to America and Europe in '72; was next in the compilation Bureau, Cabinet, and afterward Prof. of the 1st High School, but his article about the origin of the Japanese race obliged him to resign; has been connected with Waseda ever since. Add. Meguro, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kume. Ryosaku", "t": "Pres. of the Tokyo Gas Works since '07, b. '67 in Saitama; studied at the Keiogijuku and the Hogaku-in (Chuo Univ.) in Tokyo; was for years Managing Director of the Nippon Railway Co. before its nationalization. Add. Sendagi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kunizawa, Shimbei", "t": "D. Eng., Chairman of Dirs. of the South Manchuria R'ly Co. '13-'19; b. '64 in Kochi-ken; grad. in '89 from Eng. Col. of Imp. Tokyo Univ.; engineer of the nationalized Kyushu R'ly Co. '89; served at the Railway Department '92–05; was connected with the field railroads in Manchuria before the South M. R'ly Co. was created. Vice-pres. of the same since '06 but once left it to be instated in the chairman one year later. Add. Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kurachi, Seifu", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Kyodo Fire Ins. Co., b. 1867 at Kanazawa; studied at the now defunct English Coll., Osaka, and Keio; but left them half-way and stayed in America 1890–94 working his way under difficulties; entered the Meiji Fire Ins. Co. as Manager of its Kyoto Branch '95; was next connected with Murai Shokai, tobacco dealers in Kyoto; was an agent of the British & American Tobacco Co. in Korea; Manager of the Present Co. '09 and the present post '11. He made a tour in Europe in '10. Add. No 1 Mita-Amicho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kurachi, Tetsukichi", "t": "Mem. House of Peers, Vice-Pres. of Japan-China Industrial Co.; b. '71 in Kanazawa; grad. Law, Tokyo Imp. Univ. in '94; passed higher civil service examination in '96, Councillor of Foreign Office in '[illegible]7; Sec. at Berlin in '99, Councillor at head office '01; attached to the Japanese Envoy to the Peace Conference at the Hague in '07; Vice-Min. of Foreign Dep't, '11–12. Add. Harajuku, Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "101", "l": "scan leaf 172", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n172/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kure, Hideo", "t": "M.D., Prof. at the Imp. Tokyo University, b. '65 in Tokyo; grad. Medicine at the Imp. Tokyo Univ., '90; sent to Germany for study, '97–00; is a specialist on insanity. Add. Yushima Shinhanacho, Tokyo.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kurino, Shin-ichiro", "t": "Viscount, ex-Amb. to France, b. at Fukuoka '52; Commissioner of the Foreign Office '81; Junior Secretary '84; Vice-Chief of the Investigation Bureau '86; transferred to the Communication Dep't to act as Personal Secretary to its Minister, promoted to be Director of the Foreign Correspondence Bureau in the Dep't three years after; returned to the Foreign Office '91 as Director of the Investigation Bureau and then that of the Political Bureau. Next commenced his diplomatic career first as Minister at Washington '94, at Rome 96, at Paris '97, and Petrograd '01, in the stormy days preceding the diplomatic rupture; appointed Ambassador to France '06. Add. Hinokicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuroda, Kiyoteru", "t": "2nd Viscount, Prof. at the Gov. Art Academy since '02, b. '66, son of the late Kiyotsuna Kuroda. Privy Councillor who died in 1917; studied painting at Paris under Colin '84–93; Painter-in-Ordinary to the Court and Member of the Hanging Committee and is one of the master painters of Western school. Add. Hirakawacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuroda, Nagashige", "t": "Marquis (cr. '08), formerly Daimyo of Fukuoka, Vice-President of the House of Peers; b. '67 at Fukuoka; studied at Cambridge Univ. '84–89; a Master of Ceremonies '89–90; is President of the Oriental Association. Add. Fukuyoshicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuroiwa, Shuroku", "t": "Edi. and Prop. of the Yorozu Choho, b. '62 in Tosa; was long connected with various papers chiefly as translator of foreign novels; started the present daily in '92 and has made it one of the best circulated journals in Japan, stayed in Paris during the Peace conference. Add. Kogai-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuroki, [illegible]en", "t": "Gen. (ret.), Count (Baron '95, elevated '07), 1st class Golden Kite and Grand Order of Rising Sun and Paulownia (war honor); b. '44 in Satsuma; commanded the Kumamoto Army Division in the Japan-China War, and achieved a distinguished service at Wei-hai-wei under Marshal Oyama Feb., '95; promoted General in Nov. '03; commander of the First Army in Russo-Japanese War and won the first great victory at the Battle of the Yalu, succeeded by the brilliant series of successful campaigns; appointed Mem. of the Supreme Military Council Dec. '95. Attended Jamestown Exhibition, U.S.A. as representative of Japan. Add. Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kurusu, Sobei", "t": "Mem. of Yokohama Chamber of Commerce, Dir. of Nisshin Life Ins. Co., Nippon Safe Oil Co., etc.; b. in '55 in Saitama-ken, and has risen to present position by starting export of raw silk at Yokohama when he was still young. Add. Honcho, Yokohama.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kusaka, Yoshio", "t": "ex-M.P., Pres. of Nippon Live-Stock Co., Dir. of 1st Bank, Tokyo Savings Bank, Toyo Fire Ins. Co., Toyo Life Ins. Co., etc.; b. '51 in Fukushima-ken; went over to U.S.A. for study in '71; on returning home appointed Secy. of Home Office, transferred to Agr. and Com. Office, then Chief of Statistic Bureau, Transportation Bureau; Governor of Nagasaki, Fukushima; once Minister-Resident; finally entered into business, made a tour through Europe in '76 on the suite of the late Marq. Inouye. Add. Suzaki, Mukojima, Tokyo.", "p": "102", "l": "scan leaf 173", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n173/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kusakabe, Benjiro", "t": "engineer, D. Eng. (Japan), Chief Engineer of the Tokyo City Office; b. '61 in Shiga-ken; grad. Eng. Col. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ. '86; was long at the Home Office as its Chief Engineer and once been to Europe; recieved his doctorate in '01. Add. 53/3 Aoyama Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kushida, Manzo", "t": "Chief of Banking Dep't of Mitsubishi Firm, b. '67 in Tokyo; studied in U.S.A. '85–94 and graduated at Pennsylvania Univ.; entered the Mitsubishi on returning home; present post '14; Add. Nishikubo, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kusunose, Sachihiko", "t": "Lieut.-Gen., (ret.) ex-War Minister. b. '58 in Tosa; Sub-Lieut. of Artil. '79; was sent to Europe in suite of late Generals Nogi and Kawakami in '86; Major-General '01, and Lieut.-General in '07; filled in the meanwhile the posts of adjutant to the General Staff, Chief Staff Officer of the 12th Division, Com. of the Tsushima Garrison, Head of the Osaka Arsenal, Head of the Saghalien Government, and Com. of the Yura Fort; Min. of War '13–14. Add. Sanya, Yoyogi, near Tokyo.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Kuwada, Kumazo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Prof. of Imp. Tokyo University, ex-Mem. of the House of Peers as highest-tax-payer in Tottori-ken '01–'17; b. '68 in Tottori-ken; grad. Law Col. Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '93; Manager of the Kōgo Club; further studied in Europe '96–98, especially Social Politics, and organized the Social-Political Association on his return home. Parl.-Secy. to the Education Dept. July to Aug., '15. Works: \"On Industrial Economy,\" \"The General Trend of Social Problems in Europe,\" and \"Factory Law and Labor Insurance.\" Add. Sendagi Hayashicho, Tokyo.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Machida, Chuji", "t": "ex-M.P. (Kenseikai) and ex-Parliamentary Secy. of Agr. and Com. Dept., Dir. of 110th Bank and Kyodo Fire Ins. Co., etc.; b. '63 in Akita-ken; grad. Imp. Tokyo Univ. and further studied in Europe and America; started the \"Oriental Economist\"; once connected with the Bank of Japan; entered into business ever since. Par. Secy. '15–17. Add. Minami-Enokicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Machida, Toyochiyo", "t": "Pres. of the Uraga Dockyard Co., b. '67 at Kagoshima; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '90; taught at the Hakodate Commercial School till '92; entered the Sakuragumi Leather Factory as its Vice-Pres.; a Director when the concern was reorganized as Nippon Hikaku Kaisha, Ltd.; the above post in addition '12. Add. No. 11 Shin-Ryodo-machi, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Maebara, Yui-hiro", "t": "Dir., Nippon Silk Throwing Co. Kiryu, b. in Gumma-ken, 1873; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Technological School; started as an engineer. Add. Kiryu, Gumma-ken.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mae—", "t": "See Maye—.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Majima, Otohiko", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Mitsui Bank, b. in Nagoya, 1871; studied in Peers' School and then Aoyama-Gakuin; went over to U.S. to further his studies; on returning home '94 entered the 15th Bank and then present Bank '98; sent to England by the Bank to study banking business; returned home '02; England again '05; Man. of the Yokohama and then, Osaka Branch, 1814. Add. Kamakura.", "p": "103", "l": "scan leaf 174", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n174/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Maki, Bokushin", "t": "Pres. of Toyo Marine Ins. Co. and Chiyoda Rubber Co.; b. '54 in Shimabara, and held various offices in provincial and Central Offices from '75 to '87; President of Sobu R'ly '88; was in Formosa as Governor and in other capacities '85-86; transferred to be Dir. Police Bureau, Home Office, then to that of Fishery Bureau '98, and finally to the Forestry Bureau '06 which he soon left. Once sat in Parliament. Add. Kurumacho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "104", "l": "scan leaf 175", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n175/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Makino, Nobuaki", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Crown Mem. of House of Peers (nom. '75); second son of the late Okubo, b. '51; Secretary of the Foreign Office '89; Private Secretary to the then Premier Count Ito (late Prince) '88; a local Governor '91–92; Vice-Minister of Education '93; Minister at Rome '97; transferred to a similar post at Vienna which he resigned in Mar. '06 to be made Min. of Education, Privy Councillor in '09; Minister Agr. and Com. '11–12, and of Foreign Affairs '13–14. Represented Japan as a Peace-Envoy '18. Add. Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "104", "l": "scan leaf 175", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n175/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Makino, Tomitaro", "t": "a botanist and lecturer at the Imp. Tokyo Univ., was b. '63 in Kochi; started the Botanical Magazine in '86 in Tokyo, being the first journal devoted to the science in Japan; started publication of the \"Flora Japonica\" in '89; has written various other works on his specialty. Add. Nishikata-machi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "104", "l": "scan leaf 175", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n175/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Makita, Tamaki", "t": "Dr. Eng., Mng.-Dir., Mitsui Mining Co., Electro-Chemical Industry Co., Hokkaido Iron Works, etc., b. in Osaka, 1871; grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ.; entered the Mitsui firm as expert gradually rising to the present eminence. Add. No. 43 Kita-Higakubo, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "104", "l": "scan leaf 175", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n175/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Makiyama, Eiji", "t": "Pres. of the Nara Female Higher Normal School since '19; b. '67 in Yamagata-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Normal School, and its Assistant Prof. '91; teacher and then principal of Normal School in various prefectures; Prof. of the Tokyo Higher Normal School for Girls, 1902; made a tour through Europe and America, in '05, since then combining Educational Inspector of the Educ. Dept. till transferred to the present post. Add. Nara.", "p": "104", "l": "scan leaf 175", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n175/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Makoshi, Kyohei", "t": "Pres. of Japan Brewery Co., Dir. of other Cos.; b. '4[illegible] at Okayama; reached Tokyo '70 to find works with almost empty purse; started a lodging house; became acquainted with Mr. Takashi, Masuda and was appointed clerk of the then existing Senshu Gumi, exp. and imp. firm at Yokohama, subsequently transferred to the Mitsui Bussan, forerunner of present Mitsui Bussan, which he left '88 to start the Yebisu Brewery at Meguro. Twice sat in the House of Representatives, but has since abandoned politics. Add. Sakuragawa-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "104", "l": "scan leaf 175", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n175/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mano, Bunji", "t": "Pres. Imp. Kyushu Univ. since '13, Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. '61 in Shizuoka; grad. course of Mech. Eng. at the former Eng. College '81; studied his specialty at Glasgow University. Member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London, studied practical side of the science at Armstrong Works and returned home '90. Was appointed Prof. at the Imp. Univ.; sent to Paris on the occasion of World's Fair; Dir. of Technical Education Bureau '01–13, retaining the chair in the University. Add. Fukuoka.", "p": "104", "l": "scan leaf 175", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n175/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Maruta, Hideomi", "t": "Dir. of the Nagasaki Dockyard, Mitsubishi, b. '59 in Nara-ken; grad. from Naval Academy '72; further studied in England; from '80 to '06 he was Naval Eng., Prof. at Naval Eng. Coll. at Naval Academy, Chief of Yokosuka Shipyard; resigned and became connected with the present yard. Add. Nishi-Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Masaki, Naohiko", "t": "Dir. Gov. Fine Art Acadmy, Tokyo, since '01; b. 62 in Kyoto: grad. Law. Imp. Univ., '82; Personal Sec. to Min. of Edu. '97. Add. Yarai, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Masuda, Eisaku", "t": "dealer in art articles, Dir. of the Mitsukoshi Department Store, Ltd.; was b. '65 in Tokyo and is brother of Baron Takashi Masuda. Add. Meguro near Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Masuda, Giichi", "t": "ex-M. P. (Kokumintō), prop. of various popular magazines, Dir. of several Cos., was b. at Takata in '69; grad. from Waseda Semmon Gakko in 1893; was on the staff of several newspapers. Tour around the world in 1914. Add. Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Masuda, Masuzo", "t": "Vice-Pres. Yokohama Cham. Com., representative of the well-known trading firm Masudaya, exporters and importers of sugar, flour, general goods, etc; is one of the highest tax-payers in Kanagawa; b. 1863. Add. Honcho, Yokohama.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Masuda, Takashi", "t": "Baron (cr. Nov. '18), Adviser to the Mitsui Family, b. '48 in Sado of a petty samurai family; appointed cavalry officer and at the same time interpreter at Shogunate; after the Restoration entered the Senshu Kaisha, an export and import firm in Yokohama, afterward transferred to the Mitsui and has remained in it to this day, drawing the highest salary of any in Japan. He is a noted connoisseur of arts, his collection of Buddhist pictures and images being reputed to be the finest in the country. Add. Goten-yama, Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Masuda, Taro", "t": "Man.-Dir. of Taiwan Sugar Mfg. Co., Dir. Nippon Artificial Fertilizer, Manju Life Ins., Imperial Theatre, Chiyoda Fire Insur. Co., etc.; b. in Tokyo '75, eldest son of Takashi Masuda; educated in England and is also a popular amateur playwright. Add. Hama-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Masujima, Rokuichiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), lawyer, b. '57 at Hikone; one of the pioneer graduates of Law, Imp. Uni., Tokyo, in '77, and a graduate of the Middle Temple '83. Was for somewhile Lecturer at the Imp. Univ., but soon resigned to open with several friends the English Law School (now Central Univ.). He has understaken various important cases and also played distinguished part in business of international description as intermediary and adviser. He is a consulting lawyer to many Japanese and foreign establishments. Add. Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matano, Taku", "t": "Court Councillor, ex-Dir. of the Imp. Museum, b. '46 in Sano fief which sent him to Yedo for prosecution of study; entered civil service, '71 and was Dir. of then existing Record Bureau, Cabinet, to be transferred '89 to the Museum. Add. Nakano-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsuda, Genji", "t": "M.P. lawyer of Tokyo Bar; was b. '78 in Oita, and studied under difficulty at Chuo Law School which he graduated in 1896; passed same year the Higher Civil Service and Juridical Service examinations; sat on the Bench two years and then started practice in Tokyo. Is a whip of the Seiyukai. Add. Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "105", "l": "scan leaf 176", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n176/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsuda, Michiko", "t": "B.A., lady Director of the Doshisha University, Kyoto since Feb. '19; b. in Tango, '[illegible]8; studied at the Kyoto Prefectural Girls' High School and then at the Doshisha Girls' College; taught English at a certain mission school, Y'hama; went over to U.S. to further her studies at the Bryn Mawr Coll., Pennsylvania; returned home '99 to teach at Kobe Jogaku-in; Head of the Dept. of English Literature, Doshisha Girls' College, and then the present post. Add. Doshisha, Kyoto.", "p": "106", "l": "scan leaf 177", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n177/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsudaira, Yasutaka", "t": "Marq., head of the old Daimyo of Fukui, Pres. Japan Agr. Society; b. '67; proceeded to Germany '84 to study and afterwards entered Cirencestor Agr. Col., England; established a model exp. farm at his hereditary estate in Fukui and was rewarded with silver medal at the 5th Domestic Exhibition in Osaka; elected Pres. Japan Agr. Society '04; Mem. House of Peers by right of birth. Add. Sekiguchi, Tokyo.", "p": "106", "l": "scan leaf 177", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n177/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsudaira, Yorinaga", "t": "Count, Mem. House of Peers, was b. in '74; grad. from the Waseda Univ. '93; succeeded to the title '03, the House being formerly the Daimyo of Takamatsu. Add. Motomachi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "106", "l": "scan leaf 177", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n177/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsui, Keishiro", "t": "ex-Ambassador at Paris, b. '68 at Osaka; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '89; dip. attaché and Sec. at the Seoul Legation '90–'93 2nd Sec. of Legation at Washington '94; 1st Sec. at London '97; transferred to a similar post at Peking '02; again appointed Sec. at London, to be transferred to post of Councillor, Embassy in Paris '06; transferred to Washington in '08 and then Vice-Min. of Foreign Affairs, '13; a Peace Envoy while Ambassador at Paris '14–20. Add. For. Office.", "p": "106", "l": "scan leaf 177", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n177/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsukata, family Masayoshi", "t": "Marquis(Count '84 and Marquis '07), hon. LL. D. (Oxford), Lord Keeper of Seals, “an elder statesman”; b. '40 at Kagoshima; was connected with the Treasury soon after the advent of Meiji; in '81 the Minister of Finance continuing as such for more than ten years; in '91 he formed a Cabinet; had to assume the portfolio of finance on the occasion of the Japan-China War. His second Ministry '96–97 was memorable in the establishment of gold monometallic standard and also for the conclusion of entente with the Progressives, but it came abruptly to an end, followed by the miserable collapse of the Cabinet; was Finance Minister in the Yamagata Ministry that followed his; a Privy Councillor in July '03. In '02 he travelled through Europe and America; President of the Japan Red Cross Society in '03–12, present post in '17. (Add. Mita, Tokyo.) Iwao, eldest son and heir of the above, and Pres. 15th Bank and Vice-Pres., Tokyo Bankers' Association, etc., b. '62, was once a dip. Attaché but soon left Govt. service to devote himself to business, (Add. Minami-Sakuma-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.) Shosaku, 2nd son, and Dir., Inawashiro Hydro-Elec. Co., etc., b. '63; entered Foreign Office and sent to Brussels Univ. for study at official expence, which he finished '88; Attaché '9[illegible], Legation Sec. in Holland and Paris '95; Personal Sec. to For. Min. '97; 2nd and then 1st Sec. at London; Minister to Siam, '05–06; taken to business since. (Add. Takeya-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.) Kojiro, 3rd son and ex-Pres. Kawasaki Dockyard, Pres. Tokiwa Shokai, a trading Co. owned by the family, b. '65; grad. Peers' School and further studied in U.S.; visited Europe and America in 1918 on business; M.P. '12, Add. 28/1 Mita, Tokyo.) Masao, 4th son Vice-Adm. (ret.), Pres. Naniwa Bank, Dir. Kyodo Fire Ins., Special Mem. Osaka Chamber of Com., b. '68; studied at Pennsylvania Univ.; has long been connected with the Bank finally to be installed at its Pres., '13. (Add. Koha[illegible]a-mura, Kawabe-gun, Hyogo-ken.) Otohiko, 6th son and Dir., Nippon Petroleum Co., b. '80; studied at Peers' School and Harvard. Took part in the task of establishing the Co. (Add. No. 61 Nagasaka-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.)", "p": "106", "l": "scan leaf 177", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n177/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsuki, Kan-ichiro", "t": "Vice-Pres., Yamashita Firm., ex-Dir. Electric Bureau, Tokyo City Office, was b. '72 in Iyo; grad. Law, Imp Univ., Tokyo, class '93;.was Secretary of Communication Department '97; Secretary and Director of the Imperial Railways till his transfer to the City post on the municipalization of the Tokyo Street Electric Railways. Add. Shin-saka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsumoto, Bunzaburo", "t": "Dr. Litt. (Japan), Dean and Prof., Col. of Lit., Imp. Kyoto Univ., b. '69 in Kanazawa; grad. from Col. of Lit., Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '93 and further studied at Berlin in '99; Lecturer at Waseda, etc., Prof. at Imp. Tokyo Univ., then Prof. of Kyoto Univ. '06, Dean '08, visited India '18. Add. Imp. Univ. of Kyoto.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsumoto, Gentaro", "t": "Professor and Chief of the Girls' Peerage School, b. '59 in Fukui Prefecture, graduated from the Col. of Lit., Imp. Tokyo Univ.; taught at several Govt. Schools and finally appointed present post in '07. Add. Nagatacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsumoto, Joji", "t": "D.C.L. (Jap.) Dir., South Manchuria Rly. Co., b. 1877 in Saitama-ken; grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. and passed the Higher Civil Service Exam., 1900; Councillor to the Dept. of Agr. and Com. '01, combining professorship at his alma mater ('03) and Secretary of the Legislation Bureau ('11); dispatched by the Govt. to England, Germany and France to study Commercial Law, '06; entered S.M.R. Co. '19. Add. Dairen.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsumoto, Sadao", "t": "Consul-Gen. at San Paulo, b. 1868 in Kochi-ken; grad. from the Wafutsu Law School, '94 and passed the Dip. Service Exam., Elevé-Con. '97; Consul at Antwerps, Changchun, etc., Con.-Gen. at Hankow; Legation Sec. '14 and then present post. Add. San Poulo, Brazil.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsumura, Ninzo", "t": "Dr. Sc. (Japan), Prof., Science Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ., Dir., Botanical Garden of the same Univ., b. '56 in Ibaraki; studied in Germany for years, Assist.-Prof. of the Univ. in '83, full Prof. in '90; honoured with the degree of D. Sc. in '90; made an inspection tour through Europe and America '06. Add. Akebonocho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsumuro, Itasu", "t": "ex-Min. of Justice, b. '52 in Fukuoka; grad. Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '84; entered the judicial service and promoted Pres. of Court of Cassation in '04 with add. chair of Pres. of Administrative Litigation Court; Min. of Justice, Dec. '12–Feb. '13; Chief of Auditor Bureau, Imp. Household, '13–16; again Min. Oct. '16–18. Add. Ikebukuro, near Tokyo.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsunami, Nin-ichiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Prof. of Imp. Tokyo Univ., b. '67 in Osaka, graduated from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '93 and then studied in Europe for years; Prof., Naval Cadet Sch. and then present post; attended International Conference regarding maritime law several times; was on the staff of the Peace Envoy '19. Add. Nakacho Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "107", "l": "scan leaf 178", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n178/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsuo, Hisao", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Jomo Muslin-de-laine Mfg. Co., Tatebayashi, Gumma-ken; b. 1870 at Tsu, Miye-ken; grad. from Keio in 1893; a journalist for some years, but soon entered Murai Firm and was connected with it till he became Mng.-Dir. of Osaka Muslin Mfg. Co. in '08; present post '15. Add. No. 59, Mita-Toyo-okacho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsuo, Yoshio", "t": "Manager of Tokyo Branch of the Yokohama Specie Bank, b. in Nagasaki in '61; entered the bank when it was inaugurated; Manager of the Bombay Branch in '05; present post in '07. Add. Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsuoka, Koki", "t": "Pres. of Nippon University and Crown Mem. House of Peers, b. '46 at Tokushima; appointed President of the Tokyo Appeal Court '90; Procurator-General '92. He was twice Vice-Minister of Home Affairs in '94 and '98, and then removed to be President of the Adm. Litigation Court till Jan. '06, when he entered the Cabinet as Min. of Agr. and Com., being one of the staunch followers of Prince Yamagata. Add. Zaimoku-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsushima, Hajime", "t": "Pres. of the Toa Felt Fabric Co.; b. '81 in Tokushima-ken; on graduating from Meiji Daigaku and next Waseda, went into business, and is now connected with several companies. He was returned M.P. from his native province in the General Election '17. & '20. Add No. 13 Minamicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsushima, Hajime", "t": "Consul-Gen. at Moskow since '18; b. 1883 in Nagano-ken; grad. Politics at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. and passed the Dip. Service Exam. '07; Elevé-Con.; 3rd Sec. Petrograd Embassy; recalled home '16; Per. Sec. of For. Min. and Councillor to the Office, '17; Sectional Chief of the same '18. Add. Moskow.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsushita, Kyujiro", "t": "Pres. of the Japan-China Oil Mfg. Co., Yokohama; b. '67 in Aichi-ken; opened a fertilizer store in Tokyo in '86 which was removed to Yokohama; started the present Co. '07 and became its Dir.; present post in '11, his store being amalgamated with the Co. Add. 8-chome, Takashimacho, Yokohama.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsu-ura, Atsushi", "t": "Count (suc. '08), Mem. House of Peers, formerly of the House that held the fief of Hirado; studied at Imp. Univ., Tokyo, and at Trinity, Cambridge. Add. Mukoyanagiwara, Tokyo.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Matsu-ura, Chinjiro", "t": "Dir. of the Special Education Bureau, Department of Education, since '12, was b. in '72 at Uwajima; grad. from the Law Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '98; Secretary at Tokyo Prefectural Office and at the Department of Education '98–11; sent to Germany '07 to inquire into education matters. Add. Kobinata-Daimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mayeda, Masana", "t": "promoter of various business organizations, b. '50 in Kagoshima; sent to France for study '69 and was for somewhile attached to the Legation there, and then acted as Chief Commissioner when Japan participated in the French Exhibition '78. Was Senior Secretary of Treasury and Dep't Agr. and Com.; Vice-Min. of the latter '89; and subsequently transferred to the then existing Senate and with its abolition nominated Mem. House of Peers which he resigned '97 to devote himself to organizing an industrial league. Add. Kioicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "108", "l": "scan leaf 179", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n179/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mayeda, Mat[illegible]hei", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Yokohama Fish-Oil Co., b. '77 in Shizuoka-ken; after finishing a middle school he entered business chiefly in fish-oil and fertilizer line; entered the present co. 1900; was sent to England by the Dep't of Agriculture and Commerce '09; on returning home '12 was appointed Manager of the Kobe Branch of the above Co. and to the present post in '17. He is connected with several other cos. Add. No. 29 Okanocho, Yokohama.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mayeda, Takeshiro", "t": "Director of Tokyo Gum Co., Proprietor of the Technical Magazine, Mem. of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce; was b. in Niigata-ken in '67 and graduated from the Post and Telegraph School '88; has by self-study and indefatigable diligence risen to eminence in electric business; made tours of inspection in Europe and America in '05 and '13. Add. 21 Shimbori, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mayeda, Toshinari", "t": "Marquis, head of the House of the former daimyo of Kaga with the fief of 1,022,700 koku (founded in 16th cent.). The present head was b. '85, son of a scion of the family and was adopted by it which had no male issue. Proceeded to Europe and was attached to the British Army in France '15–16; was on the suite of Prince Higashi Fushimi when His Highness visited King George on behalf of the Emperor in '18, again dispatched to Paris in connection with the Peace Treaty, '20 and is now staying there with Marchioness. Add. Hong[illegible], Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mayekawa, Tahei", "t": "Pres. of the Tokyo Bank, Tōyo Muslin Co., Minami Nippon Sugar Co., etc., Mng. of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, etc., is a leading cotton draper in Tokyo; b. in '62 in Yamanashi and was adopted by the family. Add. Tomizawa-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Megata, Tanetaro", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Member of the House of Peers, chairman of the Harvard Club; b. '51 in Tokyo, one of the first Japanese who grad. Harvard, and for about 25 years ending '04 Mr. Megata continued in the service of the Finance Dep't; next he was engaged by the Korean Gov., as Financial Adviser, and occupied the post of Bureau Director. It was abolished in consequence of the new Japan-Korea agreement in Oct. '07; was dispatched to U.S.A. on Gov. mission. Add. Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mikami, Sanji", "t": "Historian, D. Litt. (Japan), Prof. at the Imp. Tokyo University since '92, was b. '65; grad. Lit. Col. of the Tokyo Univ. in '89, and subsequently studied in the Post-Grad. Course to be afterwards appointed Lecturer at the same Col., '91; Prof. at the Girls' Higher Normal School '92; sent to Germany to attend a conference of the International Oriental Society, which was held at Hamburg in '02. Add. Sendagi Hayashi-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mikimoto, Kokichi", "t": "dealer in pearls; b. 1857 at Miye-ken, early started cultivation of pearl oyster, establishing a station in the Ago Bay Toba; has won many prizes and medals at home and foreign expositions. Add. No. 3, 4-chome, Ginza, Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mimura, Kumpei", "t": "former chief of the Banking Department of the Mitsubishi Firm, was b. in '55 in Oita, and early entered the service of the Firm; is also connected with the Tokyo Warehouse Co., etc. Add. Shinsaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Minami, Hiroshi", "t": "Vice-Minister of Education, b. '69 Toyama-ken; grad. Law, Tokyo Imp. Univ. in '96, to be appointed Secretary of the Cabinet where he was steadily promoted till he rose to be chief Secretary '08, afterward Governor of Fukuoka, Mem. of House of Peers and then the present post in '18. Add. Naitocho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "109", "l": "scan leaf 180", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n180/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Minami, Takajiro", "t": "Dr. Ag. (Japan), Prof. at College of Agr. (Sapporo), since '81; b. '59 in Hizen; grad. from the Sapporo Agr. Coll., class '81; visited U.S.A. as a commissioner of the Columbus Exhibition '89 and again in '13 on party of Japanese business-men invited by American Chambers of Commerce. Add. Agr. Coll., Sapporo.", "p": "110", "l": "scan leaf 181", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n181/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Minobe, Shunkichi", "t": "Pres. Bank of Chosen, b. '69 at Takasago, Harima; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '89; Personal Sec'y and Sectional Chief at the Dep't Agr. and Com. and the Treasury; elected Pres. of Hokkaido Colonization Bank '93-16; present post '16. Add. Bank of Chosen, Seoul.", "p": "110", "l": "scan leaf 181", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n181/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Minobe, Tatsukichi", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Mem. of Imperial Academy. Prof. Imperial Univ., Tokyo; was b. '73 in Hyogo-ken, brother of S. Minobe, above; grad. Law, Imp. Univ., Tokyo, class '[illegible]7; studied in Germany, France and England '99–01. Add. Takehayacho, Koishikawa Tokyo.", "p": "110", "l": "scan leaf 181", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n181/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Minoura, Katsundo", "t": "M.P. (Kenseikai) of unbroken record; b. '54 in Bungo; for a long while was manager of the Hochi. He began political life under then Count Okuma; three times has entered the Gov. service first as Dir. of the now abolished Commercial Bureau of the Dep't of Agr. and Com. in '97 and second as Vice-Min. of Communications in '98; was once elected Vice-Pres. of the House of Representatives; Min. of Communications '15–16. Add. Higashi-goken-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "110", "l": "scan leaf 181", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n181/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Misu, Sotaro", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Admiral (ret.), holder of 2nd Class Golden Kite; b. '54 at Hikone; during Russo-Japanese War he was Rear-Adm. and Com. of the 2nd Squad. under Adm. Kamimura; Vice-Adm., '06; Mem. of the Admirals Council in '09; Com. of Maizuru Admiralty '11–13; Admiral '12; ret. '14. Add. Omote-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "110", "l": "scan leaf 181", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n181/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mita, Kitsu", "t": "Auditor of the Bank of Japan, was b. '51 in Shizuoka; entered the Naval Academy at Numazu when a boy, but gave it up owing to ill health,; proceeded to France in '78; and then to England to prosecute his study; he was made a clerk attached to the Japanese Legation at London; an official in the Financial Office '81 on his return; has since been connected with the Bank. Add. Edogawacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "110", "l": "scan leaf 181", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n181/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mitsui, family, The", "t": "Is one of the oldest millionaire families and the most noted hereditary houses of \"business kings\" in Japan, managing the big family concerns, the Mitsui Bank, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha (Trading Dep't) and Mitsui Mining Co. They are backed with registered nominal capital of ¥150 mil. and reserve funds amounting to 50 millions. Baron Hachiroemon Mitsui, the head of the family and Pres. of Mitsui Firm, was b. in '57 in Kyoto, and studied at New Brunswick, U.S.A., '72–74 and England; succeeded to the estate in '85, he being the youngest brother of his predecessor who had no issue; was created Baron '00 in consideration of valuable services rendered by the family. He has also much contributed to the cause of the rescue of the poor and ex-convicts. The houses include Tokuemon (Pres. Oji Paper Mill Co.), Takayasu, Baron (Pres. Mitsui Bank), Gen-emon (Pres. Mitsui Bussan,), Morinosuke (Pres. Shibaura Eng. Works), Yonosuke (Pres. of Toshin Warehousing Co.), Motonosuke (Pres. of Mitsui Mining). Add. Imai-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "110", "l": "scan leaf 181", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n181/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miura, Goro", "t": "Privy Councillor since '10, Lieut.-Gen. (retired '88), Visc. (cr. '84), b. 46 in Choshu; fought in the Civil War of '77; promoted Lieut.-General '79; afterward Commander of the Tokyo Army Division, &c. It was while he was at Seoul as Japanese Minister '95 that the memorable tragedy of the assassination of the Queen took place; he was arrested on suspicion of complicity, but the suspicion was cleared on examination and soon set free. Add. Naka-Tomisaka, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miura, Kinnosuke", "t": "M.D., Prof. Imp. Univ. of Tokyo, Physician-in-Ordinary to the Court; b. in Tokyo '64; grad. Med. Col. of Univ. '87; prosecuted his study in Germany and America '89–92; was appointed Ass's.-Prof. in his alma mater on returning; full prof. in '95. He accompanied the Peace-Envoys Dec. '18 as an unofficial member. Add. Surugadai, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miura, Taisuke", "t": "Dir. of Ome R'ly Co. etc., b. in Choshu '56; brother of the late Viscount Aoki; studied agriculture at Berlin and wine brewing '74–79; commenced farming on the field purchased by his brother at Koganehara, Chiba, which however was not a success; was engaged '87–89 on the reclaimed foreshore at Kojima, Osaka, undertaken by the Fujita family. Add. Shimorokubancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miwa, Zembei", "t": "Prop. of the Marumiya Firm, Manufacturer, Wholesale dealer and exporter of toilet articles, drugs, soaps, etc., b. 1871 in Tokyo and succeeded to his father's business in 1917; once Mem. Tokyo Chamber of Commerce. Add. No. 15, Tachibana-cho, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miwata, Masako", "t": "one of the few lady educationists of great renown, ex-Pres. Miwata Girls' High School; b. '44 at Kyoto. After she was bereft of her husband by death in '78 she took to learning with undivided attention, attaining great eminence in Japanese and Chinese, and enabling her to devote herself to the work of education. By thrift and diligence she amassed enough to build a new school-house and this cherished wish was carried out a number of years ago. Add. Sambancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo,", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyabe, Hisashi", "t": "Dir. of Tokyo Woolen Mill, at Oji, b. '44 in Mito; was confined for about five years by his rival faction in the clan, and was released when he was 23. Then after a short career in civil service, he entered business and was connected with the Kawasaki and the One Hundredth Bank, and the Tokyo Rice Exchange; finally he started the present Woolen Factory, '87. Add. Takecho, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyabe, Kingo", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan), Dr. Sc. (Harvard), Prof. of the Agr'ture Col. and Dir. of Botanical Garden, Sapporo; b. in Tokyo '60; grad. the College '81, and was soon sent to U.S.A. to study botany under Asa Gray; returned home '87; is one of the foremost specialists in Japan in this line. Add. Sapporo, Hokkaido.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyagawa, Kyujiro", "t": "Chief of Aud. Sec. of Yokohama Specie Bank, b. '62, in Tokyo. Early grad. the Higher Commercial School of Tokyo, and subsequently entered the Yokohama Specie Bank, to be gradually promoted to the present post. Add. Sendagi Hayashicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyahara, Jiro", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), D. Eng. (Japan), Vice-Adm.(ret.), Mem. House of Peers; b. '58 in Shizuoka-ken; Eng.-Lieut in '83; filled posts of Inspector of Naval Construction, member of the Board for Naval Construction, etc. Was created peer and granted 3rd Class of Golden Kite in connection with Russo-Japanese War; elected to the House in '11. He is inventor of Miyahara Boiler. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "111", "l": "scan leaf 182", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n182/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyajima, Seijiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Nisshin (Japan-China) Spinning Co.; b. in Tochigi-ken in 1879, grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. at Law in '06; served at Sumitomo Mining Dept. for a few years; entered '08 Tokyo Spinning Co. and remaind there till he was installed in the present post '14. Add. No. 10 Isarago, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyairi, Keinosuke", "t": "D. M. (Japan), Dean Medical Coll., Imp. Kyushu Univ. since '20; grad. from the Medical Coll., Imp. Kyoto Univ.; appointed Prof. of the Kyushu Univ., 1906. He is an authority on parasitology. Add. Fukuoka, Kyushu.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyake, Hiidzu", "t": "M.D., Mem. House of Peers, Mem. Imperial Academy, Emeritus Professor of the Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '48 in Tokyo, educated in France and was appointed Prof. and Dean of Med. Coll. Imp. Tokyo Univ. Add. Takehaya-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyake, Yonekichi", "t": "D. Litt., Pres. of the Tokyo Higher Normal School since '20; b. '60 in Wakayama-ken; studied at Keio '72–75; Assist. Prof. of the Higher Normal School, '81–86; made an inspection tour abroad '86–88; returned to the School, '95 and has ever been connected with it. Add. No. 103 Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyake, Yujiro", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan), author and journalist, b. '60 at Kanazawa; grad. philosophy at Imp. Tokyo Univ., '81; visited the South Seas and in '03 made a trip round the world. He is a conspicuous figure in the world of letters and journalism, being a writer of great originality, of powerful style and deep thought, though an awkward stammering speaker; wrote many works chiefly of philosophical and literary interest. The fortnightly magazine, Nippon oyobi Nippon-jin, is now his organ. Add. Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyakegawa, Momotaro", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Mitsubishi Iron Works and Dir., Mitsubishi Trading Co., b. in Ehime-ken, 1869; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School, '92; entered the firm's service '93; Branch Manager in various places since 1913 and then present post. Add. 9[illegible] Sanya, Yoyogi, near Tokyo.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyaoka, Tsunejiro", "t": "Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Registered Patent Agent, b. '65 in Osaka; grad. from Law College Imp. Univ., Tokyo, qualified for legal profession and entered Diplomatic Service '87; Sec. to Japanese Legation, Washington, '92; Charge d'Affairs to U.S.A. '94; First Secy. at Berlin '94; Charge d'Affairs to Germany and Belgium '97; Minister Resident and Principal Law Officer of the Foreign Office '00; represented Japan before International Arbitral Tribunal of the Hague '04–05; Counsellor of Embassy at Washington with rank of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary '06–08; represented Japan at International Opium Conference, Shanghai '09; resigned Government service and started general law practice in Oct. '09. Add. 6 Takiyamacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Miyazaki, Michisaburo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Prof. at Imp. Univ., Tokyo, b. '55 in Ise; grad. Law Col. of Tokyo Univ. '80, and subsequently entered service of the Education Dep't; went over to Germany in '84 for study; Prof. at his alma mater with an additional office of Councillor to the Legislative Bureau on his return home in '88. Has charge of the chair of History of Legislation. Add. Tamachi, Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "112", "l": "scan leaf 183", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n183/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mizukoshi, Riyo", "t": "Chairman of Dirs. of the Hokkaido Exploitation Co., b. in Aichi-ken '69; studied at the Meiji Law Coll.; entered the Finance Dep't; was promoted to the Dir. of the Superintending Office of Customs, Kumamoto; Dir. of the Bank of Chosen; present post '16. Add. Naka-shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mizumachi, Kesaroku", "t": "Vice-Gov. Bank of Japan till '19, b. '63 in Saga; grad. Law, Imp. Univ. Tokyo in '89; Junior Councillor of the Treasury '91; despatched to Europe to investigate financial and economic situation in '98; filled chair of civil code at the alma mater as add. post, but resigned it '01; Dir. Finance Bureau '04 with add. post of Temporary Pension Adjustment Bureau; Vice-Minister in '06; Agent at London '06–11; promoted to the Vice-Governor '12. Add. Nagatacho, Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mizuno, Rentaro", "t": "D.C.L., Civil Administrator of Chosen, since '19; b. '68 in Akita; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '92; entered Home Office '95 as Councillor and Personal Secretary; sent abroad '9[illegible] to investigate copyright affairs and attended as Japanese delegate the World's Conference for the Protection of Right of Industrial Property held at Brussels; returned home '98 and framed the draft of the Copyright Law. Dir. of Public Works Bureau '10–12; Vice-Minister of Home Office '13–14. Again in '16, soon to be promoted to the full minister which post he held till '18. Add. Shirokane-Sarumachi, Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mochizuki, Kotaro", "t": "M.P., Editor and Prop. of an English News-Agency and of a Financial and Economic Monthly, was b. in '65; edu. in the Keio and also Middle Temple, coming home about '98; meanwhile he followed Prince Yamagata when he attended the coronation ceremony of the Czar '95. Has been three times returned to the House (Kenseikai), visited abroad with his wife in '10. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mogi, Sobei", "t": "Pres. of the Mogi Ginko, was b. '67 in Gumma-ken; adopted in '74 by Yasubei Mogi, millionaire in Yokohama. Add. Bentencho, Yokohama.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mori, Goro", "t": "Baron (cr. '92), Member of the House of Peers, Aud. of Railway Car. Co. and Nichi-Ei Hydro-Elec. Co. etc., b. in '71 in Tokyo; created a Baron in recognition of his father's service in the grand work of Restoration; educated in England '88–96. Add. Hommura, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mori, Kaku", "t": "Pres. of the Jusei Flour Mill (Tientsin), Toyo Salt Industrial Co. (Tsingtao), Shanghai Printing Co. and Dir. of the Toyo Colliery Co. etc.; b. '83 in Osaka; entered the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha and was despatched to China as an industrial student of the co. and ultimately Manager of its Tientsin Branch; left it and est. the Sino-Japanese Industrial Co; subsequently its Dir.; again left it to open his own office in '18 devoted to facilitating Japan-Chinese loans. Add. 1-chome, Eirakucho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mori, Moto-aki", "t": "Prince, the House of a former Daimyo founded by Motonari, (1497–1571 A.D.) which enjoyed fief of 369,000 koku in Choshu. The clan, together with the House of Shimazu, was chiefly instrumental in overthrowing the Tokugawa Regency and in consummating the Restoration. The present head was b. in '65. Add. Takanawa, Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mori, Rintaro", "t": "Dir. of Imp. Museum, Tokyo since '18. M.D., D. Litt. (Japan), Surg.-Gen., (ret.) L.A.U.C. and ex-Dir. of Medical Affairs, War Office; b. in Iwami '60; is probably more widely known as litterateur who writes a highly finished style. He is equally famous in his official career, having been connected with military hygiene after he came back '88 from Germany where he had stayed about four years to complete his medical studies; principal medical officer of the Tokyo Division '03–07; occupied the Directorship '08–16. He has translated several German works and has also written a number of literary works. '18. Add. Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "113", "l": "scan leaf 184", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n184/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Morimura, Kaisaku", "t": "Baron (2nd), Pres. Morimura Bank, Morimura Firm, Dir. Y'hama Specie Bank, Fuji Gassed Spin. Co., etc., b. '73 in Tokyo, 2nd son of the late Ichizaemon Morimura, pioneer Christian and businessman; studied at Keio and furthered in U.S.A. for years; succeeded in his father's business on his death '19. Add. No. 33 Takanawa-Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Morimura, Tetsunosuke", "t": "Pres. of Yoshimura Firm, b. in '58 in Shiga-ken; came up to Tokyo to seek employment when he was 29 and worked his way up to the present eminence; inaugurated the present firm in '91. He is connected with the Manchuria Flour Mill and Nippon Machine Mfg. Co. as their president, etc. Add. 2-chome, Shirokane-Daimachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Morishita, Gannan", "t": "President of the Tokyo Mercantile Agency, was b. at Wakayama in '52, graduated from Keio Gijuku in '74, appointed Director of former Mitsubishi Commercial School founded by the Mitsubishi in '78, appointed junior secretary of the Treasury in '81, left it the following year and joined the staff of the Jiji; started the Mercantile Agency in '95, toured in Europe and America '07. Is also Auditor of Imperial Life Ins. Co. Add. Shirokane Sankocho, Tokyo.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Morita, Mokichi", "t": "Dir. of Sakai Celluloid Co. etc., b. '66 in Hyogo-ken; grad. Law, Imp. Univ., '90, and held posts at prefectural offices and also Central Government till appointed Director of Sanitary Bureau '02, to be transferred to the Department of Com. and Agr. as Dir. of Ind. and Com. Bur. the following year. Has travelled through Europe and America twice on official business and also visited India in '07. Add. Akasaka Daimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Moritani, Gohei", "t": "Proprietor of Moritani & Co., and Dir. of the Nippon Pig-Iron Mfg. Co.; b. 1866 in Okayama-ken; grad. from Keio in '93, and entering the Mitsui Firm the same year, left it to open in '02 the present firm which deals in machines, electric appratuses, steel, etc. Add. Sanjukken-bori, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Moriya, Konosuke", "t": "Lawyer, ex-M. P. and Dir. of the Keihin Electric Rly. Co., b. in Okayama in '61; after graduating from the Tokyo Law Col. he passed the Barristers' examination in '83 and established his office. Add. Ginza, Tokyo.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Moroi, Rokuro", "t": "Consul-General at Honolulu, b. '72 in Saitama-ken; grad. Law College, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '96; passed the diplomatic service examination '99; and dispatched to Shanghai, Suchou, and London; Sec. at Foreign Office '06, at Berlin '12; present post '16. Add. Japanese Consulate-General, Hawaii.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Moroi, Shiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Toa Flour Mill; b. '69 in Saitama-ken; grad. from the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '90; entered the Keifu Rly. Co., soon to be promoted to its Chief Accountant; left it '05 and became Manager of the present Co. on its establishment '06. His elder brothers Tsunehira and Tokisaburo Moroi are both businessmen of note and his younger brother Rokuro Moroi a diplomat. Add. No. 94 Yushima-Shinhanacho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "114", "l": "scan leaf 185", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n185/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Motoda, Hajime", "t": "M.P. of unbroken record, lawyer, b. '58 in Oita; was a leader of the National Association which was organized in '92, by the late Marquis Saigo and Viscount Shinagawa as organ of the clan statesmen; was one of those who rallied round the standard raised by late Prince Ito when he organized the Seiyukai in '00; Vice-President of the House of Rep., '98–02; Director of Colonization Bureau in '11; Minister of Communications, '13–14. Add. Kioicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Motoda, Sakunoshin", "t": "B.A., M.A., Ph. D. (Philadelphia), Dir. of Rikkyo Daigaku, a prominent Christian teacher; b. '62 in Kurume; stayed in America '86–96, studying Divinity, Philosophy etc. at Kenyon College, University of Penn. and Columbia University and also attending to religious work. He attended the Jubilee Convention of Y.M.C.A. held at Boston '01 as representative of Japan and in '08 travelled through India as a lecturer; attended the General Convention of the Church in America held in '10. Add. Nishi-Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Motoyama, Haku-un", "t": "sculptor, b. '71 in Kochi, studied the art under Prof. Takamura Ko-un and graduated from the Tokyo Fine Art Academy '95; he filled for a short while the chair of assist. teacher at the alma mater, and at some places. Gave up teaching, having been commissioned by Baron Iwamura Michitoshi to cast bronze images of modern notables who took distinguished part in the grand work of the Restoration, and has already produced images of late Count Goto, Prince Ito and some others. Add. Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Motoyama, Hikoichi", "t": "Dir. of the Osaka Mainichi and Tokyo Nichi-nichi, b. '53 in Kumamoto; grad. from the Keio-gijuku; was once in the service of the Fujita firm; established the Osaka Mainichi in '92; also occupies the chairs of Dir. of Nankai Rly. Co., Meiji Life Ins. Co., &c. Add. the Osaka Mainichi, Osaka.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murai, Kichibei", "t": "Pres. of Murai Bank, b. '64, in Kaga, and adopted by the late Kichiemon Murai who was running a small tobacco shop in Kyoto. He learned the art of cigarette-making in America and his brand of cigarettes soon spread all over Japan, and began to go to China and elsewhere in large quantity. The American Tobacco Co. then offered to form a trust with him and the result was the Murai Brothers & Co. with a capital of yen 12,000,000 of which Murai's assets were valued at yen 5,000,000. The concern was purchased by the Government when it launched tobacco monopoly a year or two after. The Murais then started the Murai Bank, capital ¥1,000,000, later to be increased to 5,000,000. They also undertake printing and cotton thread business. Add. Nagatacho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murai, Teinosuke", "t": "Ph. D. (Yale), Vice-Pres., Murai Bank, Dir. of Japan Fertilizer Co., etc., was b. '70, in Wakayama-ken, and was adopted by the Murai family. Add. Kami Rokubancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murai, Yasukata", "t": "Dir. of the Yokohama Kiito Gomei Kaisha; b. '54 in Hyogo-ken; engaged in foreign trade at Kobe from the opening of the country to foreign intercourse, and was New York agent for several firms; m. an American lady. Add. Tori 1-chome, Nihom., Tokyo.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murakami, Kakuichi", "t": "Vice-Adm., Mem. Admirals' Council; b. '61 in Saga-ken. Early entered the Navy and had long served as Adjutant to the Naval Minister before he was promoted to Rear-Admiral in '07; Vice-Adm. '12, transferred to Kure; placed on waiting list temporarily in connection with the Bribery Case in '14; but was soon reappointed to Chief of Naval Technical Office and the Com. of the Third Fleet. Add. Naval Office.", "p": "115", "l": "scan leaf 186", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n186/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murano, Tsune-emon", "t": "M.P. (Seiyukai), was b. '59 in Tokyo, and has sat in the House seven times; is on the Board of Directors of Yokohama Railway and Yokohama Warehouse Cos. Add. Aokihirodai, Yokohama.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Muraoka, Han-ichi", "t": "D. Sc., Emeritus Prof., Imp. Univ., Kyoto; was b. '53 in Tottori; official of Edu. Dept. '75, studied physics in Berlin '78–81, Prof., Imp. Univ., First High School, etc., and finally transferred to Kyoto Imp. Univ., resigned in '13. Add. Tonodanteramachi, Kyoto.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murase, Haruo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), ex-Prof. Tokyo Higher Com. School. etc. Mng.-Dir. of the Imp. Marine Transport and Fire Ins. Co.; was b. '71 in Fukui-ken; studied at Tokyo Higher Commercial School, Antwerp Higher Com. School and Leipzig University. Add. Harukicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murata, Tamotsu", "t": "ex-Crown Mem. of House of Peers '90–14; b. '42 in Osaka, once an official of Justice Dep't, and was dispatched to England '79 to investigate criminal laws, etc.; has been active as fishery propagandist since '90 when he resigned Govt. service. Add. Shintomicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murata, Tsuneyoshi", "t": "Lieut.-Gen. (ret.), Baron, inventor of the Murata rifle, mem. House of Peers since '90; b. '38 in Satsuma; entered the military service early, and took part in the Civil War of '77 as a Major. Add. Sambancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murayama, Ryuhei", "t": "former proprietor of the Tokyo and Osaka Asahi newspaper, b at Wakayama '50; is a “Harmsworth” of Japan in a small way, having raised by his shrewd business management the two Asahis to the present stage of prosperity and importance. Once sat in the House for Osaka-fu. Add. Osaka Asahi Office, Osaka.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Murota, Yoshibumi", "t": "Member of the House of Peers, Lord-in-Waiting of Kinkei Hall, Aud. of Homi Life Ins. Office, Kanegafuchi Cotton Sp. Co., and Sankyo Co.; b. in '47 at Mito; entered the Foreign Office in which he steadily rose till he was appointed Resident-Minister at Mexico '02–04, resigned the service and then entered business. Add. Nippori, near Tokyo.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Muto, Sanji", "t": "Mng.-Dir. Kanegafuchi Spinning Co.; b. '67 in Gifu, grad. Keiogijuku about '90 and has since been connected with business; rewarded with Blue Ribbon Medal in '10 for his service in promoting spinning industry and yen 100,000 he disbursed for protection of operatives. Add. Tarumi, Akashi, Hyogo-ken.", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Mutsu, Hirokichi", "t": "Count, ex-Min. to Belgium; b. '69, son of the late Count Mutsu (who distinguished himself in treaty revision and Shimonoseki treaty); the new Count studied in England for several years beginning '87 and returned home as Barrister; passed exam. of dipl. and cons. service '95; 3rd Sec. of Legation (U.S.A.) '96; 2nd Sec. at Rome '00; transferred to be 1st Sec. at Japanese Embassy at London '04, and then appointed Sec. on leave of absence, having returned home in '10–12; transferred to Belgium but soon resigned in '15. Add. Kamakura, Sagami,", "p": "116", "l": "scan leaf 187", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n187/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nabeshima, Keijiro", "t": "Mem. House of Peers (nom. '16) and ex-Minister Plen. Env.-Extraordinary to Belgium, b. '60 in Saga; attaché in '86, attached to Legation, London in '87, Sec. at head office in '92, was on suite of Prince Arisugawa in late Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in '97, 1st Sec. Legation at Washington in '00 and at London in '02, Sec. at head office in '03, Chief of Foreign Affairs, Korea, in '07–09. Add. Higashi Toriizaka, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nabeshima, Naohiro", "t": "Marquis (cr. '84 formerly Daimyo of Saga, Hizen), '48; studied in England for several years from '71; Min. at Rome '80–82, Master of Ceremonies at the Court. The Marchioness is Pres. of Volunteer Nurse Association. Add. Nagatacho, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagai, Matsuzo", "t": "Councillor of Embassy, London, since '17, b. in '77 in Aichi-ken; grad. from Imp. Tokyo Univ. '02; passed dip. & con. exam. '02; Eleve Consul at Tientsin, at New York and Washington '03–07, Consul-Gen. at San Francisco, '08–12, appointed Personal Secretary '15 and Chief of Telegraph Section '16. Was on the suite of the Peace Envoy sent Dec. '18. Add. Jap. Embassy, London.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagai, Nagayoshi", "t": "D. Sc. and D. Phr. (Japan), Prof. Med. Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '45 in Tokushima; was ordered to study his specialty in Germany '70–83; appointed Dir. of the German Language School, Tokyo. Mrs. Nagai is a German lady. Add. Minami-cho, Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagai, Ryutaro", "t": "ex-Prof. at Waseda Univ.; was b. in '81 at Kanazawa; grad. from Waseda (politics) in '05, and further studied in England and Germany from '06-09. Add. Waseda University, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagamatsu, Atsusuke", "t": "Baron, Member of House of Peers, Dir. of Tokyo Fire, Marine Transport Ins. Co.; was b. '64 in Tokyo, eldest son of Chokan, 1st Baron; studied at the Peers' School, Imp. Tokyo Univ., and Berlin, whence he returned in '86; was for a while Prof. at the Peers, School. Add. Aoyama Minami-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagamori, Tokichiro", "t": "b. in Saga '60; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; long served as Public Procurator at Tokyo District Court and elsewhere, resigned '00; appointed Chief Councillor of the Treasury '01 but soon the post was abolished; he attracted wide attention for his reclamation undertaking in Korea in '04. Add. Nakashibuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Naganuma, Shukei", "t": "sculptor, Mem. of Japan Art Committee; b. '57 in Iwate-ken; studied sculpture in Italy; was Prof. in the Tokyo Fine Art Academy after his return home; well known in the art circles. Add. No. 109 Omote-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagaoka, Gaishi", "t": "Lieut.-Gen. (ret. '15) and Vice-Pres. of the Imperial Aviation Association, b. '58 in Yamaguchi, Sub-Lieut. '79; entered Mil. Staff Col. '83; took part in the Japan-China War; Maj.-Gen. '02; Vice-Chief of Staff during Russo-Japanese War; Bureau Chief in War Office; Lieut.-Gen. '09, and Com'der of 16th Div., Pres. of the National Aviation Ass. amalgamated with the Imp. Aviation Ass. '19. Made a tour through Europe and America '20. Add. Harajuku, Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagashima, Washitaro", "t": "ex-M.P. from Chiba-ken and Barrister in Tokyo, b. in Sakushu in '68; grad. Law Imp. Tokyo Univ. '90, appointed junior Councillor of Justice, resigned '93; aud then began practice, travalled abroad and delegated at the International Parliamentary conference in '09. Add. Tsukiji, Tokyo.", "p": "117", "l": "scan leaf 188", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n188/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagatomi, Yukichi", "t": "Dir. of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha; b. 1868, Awa, Chiba-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School; further studied at Antwerp Com. School and returned home '95; appointed lecturer at his alma mater; entered next year the N.Y.K. and gradually advancing, became in '17 Chief of the Accountant Bureau holding directorship at the same time. Add. Sanno, Araijuku, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nagayo, Teizo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Mogi Gomei Kaisha, b. '74 in Tokyo; second son of the late Sensai Nagayo, famous physician; studied at the Peers' School; a clerk at the Silk Exporting Co., Yokohama; went over to America '95 and studied economics at Pennsylvania University; entered the N.Y.K. serving at Seattle Branch, but became soon after the Chief of Mogi Trading Dept.; assumed the present post '18, when Mogi Gomei Kaisha was reorganized with extended business. Add. No. 2028 Minami-Otamachi, Yokohama.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Naito, Hikoichi", "t": "Manager of the Matsuya Dry Goods Store since '94, Mem. of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, b. '65 in Yamanashi-ken; studied at the now defunct Dojinsha; went over to America to study English '85; returned home and entered the Tsuruya Dry Goods Store, Yokohama '93 when the store bought up and succeeded to the business of the Matsuya Firm, Tokyo. Add. Matsuya Dry Goods Store, Imagawabashi, Tokyo.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Naito, Hisahiro", "t": "Pres. of Nippon Petroleum Co., Dir. of Central Pet. Co. and Niigata Iron Works; b. '59 in Niigata-ken; elected Mem. of Prefectural Assembly at his 20th year. M.P. in '94. Organized Nippon Pet. Co. in '88; despatched on official mission to inspect petroleum business to America and Europe in '97 and again to U.S.A. in '04. Add. Shimo-Miyabicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakada, Keigi", "t": "Dir. of Yokohama Cable Mfg. Co. and Taiheiyo Life Ins. Co., b. '58 in Ishikawa-ken; junior Sec. of the Dep't of Foreign Affairs about '85; Sec. of Japanese Legation at Peking; Per. Sec. to the Minister of Foreign Affairs; Sec. of German Legation and others; Chief of the Political Bureau, Foreign Office '95, which he resigned in '98; nominated member of the House of Peers '00. Add. Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakada, Kinkichi", "t": "Director of the Sumitomo General Head Office and Mng.-Dir. of the Sumitomo Bank, b. '60 in Akita; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '90; Judge at various Courts which post resigned and became Manager of Besshi Copper Mine of the Sumitomo; transferred to the present post in '10. Add. Shimacho, Higashi-ku, Osaka.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakagawa, Kenjiro", "t": "Pres. of the Women's Higher Normal School, Tokyo, b. '70 in Kyoto-fu; grad. from the Tokyo Kaisei Gakko; Prof. at the Peers' School and the Tokyo Girls' Normal School, etc., with the additional office of Inspector of the Educational Department; Prof. of Sendai Technical School '06-10 and then appointed to present post. Add. Nishikatamachi, Komagome, Tokyo.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakagawa, Suikichi", "t": "M.A. (Yale), Mng.-Dir. of Furukawa Bank, Tokyo, b. in Shiga-ken in 1874; studied at Waseda but before finishing it, he proceeded to America and studied political economy at Yale; entered Furukawa Firm '08 as the Chief Accountant of the Ashio Copper Mine, later to be transferred to the Dept. Chief of the Firm and then to the present post in '17. He is an expert in jujitsu. Add. No. 46 Takanawa-Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "118", "l": "scan leaf 189", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n189/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakahama, To-ichiro", "t": "M.D. and Dir. of Kwaisei Hospital, Tokyo, b. '57 in Kochi-ken; is a son of the celebrated fisherman Manjiro who was drifted to America and came back on Perry's ships; is a specialist of internal diseases. Add. Shimo-Nibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakahashi, Tokugoro", "t": "Minister of Education, President of Ujigawa Electric, Japan Lime Nitrogen Cos.; Auditor of South Manchuria Rly. and Japan-China s/s Cos., b. '60 at Kanazawa, was grad. from the Imperial Tokyo Univ. '84; was long an official in the Dep't of Com. where he occupied the post of Director of the Railway Bureau, resigned about '98 to take charge of the Osaka Shosenkaisha till 1916; raised it to the present state of greatness. Elected M.P. for Kanazawa city in '17; present post '18. Is a leader of the Seiyukai. Add. Nakarokubancho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakajima, Kumakichi", "t": "Baron (2nd), Mng.-Dir. of Tokyo Iron Foundry, etc., b. '72 in Yokohama; son of late Baron Nobuyuki Nakajima, the first Chairman of the House of Representatives and once Minister to Rome; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School and entered the stock exchange '97; private secretary to Prince Katsura and Marquis Saionji, then Premiers '02–'05; was elected Mem. of the House of Peers '04; travelled abroad '05; present post Nov. '17. He is closely connected by blood with the Furukawa family and is interested in all its undertakings Add. Aoyama-Kitamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakajima, Masakata", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Nitto Iron Foundry, b. 1868 in Saitama-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Technological School '90; eng. of the Shin-etsu Rly., and then of Kure Arsenal; took part in the establishment of the Nippon Iron Works and became Chief of the Steel Mfg. Dept. of the co.; left it '12, and was Chief of the Tokyo Branch of Samuel, Samuels & Co; founded the Nitto Iron Foundry Jan. '15. He is pioneer of steel plate mfg. industry in Japan. Add. No. 13 Komagome-Akebonocho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakajima, Shigetaro", "t": "Dir. of Nippon Yusen Kaisha since 1918, was b. '70 in Yamanashi-ken; on grad. the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '95, entered the N.Y.K. and has ever been connected with it; Agent in London '10–18. Add. N.Y.K., Yurakucho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamatsu, Morio", "t": "Patent Attorney and Barrister, b. '65 in Wakayama; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '91; entered the Dep't of Agr. and Com. as Councillor and patent Examiner, then as Sectional Chief of the Bureau; Dir. of the Patent Bureau '09–13. Add. Omori, near Tokyo,", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakakuma, Keizo", "t": "President of Board of Audit in succession of Viscount Tajiri resigned 1918; was b. 1857 in Shimane; graduated from College of Literature of Imperial Tokyo University, class 1880; entered the Finance Department and transferred to the Board 1901. Add, Shiroyama-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamizo, Tokutaro", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Vice-Adm. (ret.), Mem. of House of Peers; b. in Saga in '67; Midshipman in '78; Captain '97; Chief Staff at Maizuru in '01; Naval attaché to the Legation in London '02–03, and promoted to be Rear-Adm. in '03; Chief Staff at Kure in '04; placed on retired list '10. Add. Osaki, near Tokyo.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamura, Fusajiro", "t": "Pres., Masuda Trading Co. run by the Masuda family, Yokohama, b. '70 in Kanagawa-ken. Add. No. 28 2-chome, Oimatsu-cho, Yokohama.", "p": "119", "l": "scan leaf 190", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n190/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamura, Satoru", "t": "Baron (cr. '07) General, Mem. Superior War Council since '17; b. 1854 in Shiga-ken; Sub.-Lt. '75; took part in the Japan-China War; Maj.-Gen., '99; commanded the forlorn hope at Port Arthur on Nov. '04; Lieut.-Gen., '06 and Chief of Staff of the Military Education Board, Com. 15th Division '07, Aide-de-Camp to Emperor Meiji '08–12; Commander of Tokyo Garrison in '12–15; Gen. in '15 and Gov.-Gen. of Kwantung, '15–17. Add. War Office.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamura, Shinjo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan) Prof. at Gov. Commercial Coll., Waseda Univ., etc.; b. '07 in Niigata Prefecture; grad. Law from Tokyo Imp. Univ. in '90 and continued his study at its University Hall; then in England, Germany and France (International Law and History of Diplomacy). Add. Minami Sanya, Yoyogi, near Tokyo.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamura, Tatsutaro", "t": "D.E., Professor of architecture at the Imperial University, Tokyo, b. in Tokyo in '60; graduated from the now defunct Engineering College in '82; was assis. architect in building the Imperial Palace '83–86, then Professor of the present University combining a post in the Home Office; studied in Europe in '92–93; sent in '97 to Assam, India, to study architecture as affected by earthquake, and also to Naples in '09 on a similar mission. Add. Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamura, Yujiro", "t": "Baron, Lieut.-General (ret.), Min. Imp. Household since '20, ex-Gov.-General of Kwantung; was b. '52 in Miye-ken; Sub-Lieut. in '74 and through gradual promotion, to the present high position. Once held the post of Vice-Minister of War, Head of the Board of Military Affairs, and Chief of the Gov. Steel Foundry in '06–14, Governor of South Manchuria Railway, '15–17. Add. Nakacho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakamura, Zeko", "t": "b. '65 in Hiroshima-ken; graduated law Imp. Tokyo University, '93; an official in the Governor General's Office, Formosa, where he rose to be Director of the Industrial Bureau; Dir. of Civil Affairs Bureau of the Gov.-General of Kwantung; President of South Man. R'ly, '08-13; Vice-Pres. and then Pres. Imp. R'lys., '17–'18. Add. Shimo Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakanishi, Sei-ichi", "t": "Vice-Pres., South Manchuria Rly. Co. since 1919, b. 1874 in Tokyo; grad. from the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '99; entering the Home Office served in various prefectures; Councillor of the Legislation Bureau and then the Rly. Bureau; Vice-Minister of Communications 1919. Add. Dairen.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakashoji, Ren", "t": "Crown Mem. House of Peers; b. '66 in Tokushima-ken; studied law at a private school and passed Judge and Procurator Exam.; was Judge in the assassination case of Kim Okun and the Tokyo Waterpipe scandal; appointed Chief Councillor of the Dep't of Justice '01–02; Director, Seoul-Fusan R'ly '03–04; Dir., Police Bureau, Home Office, '04–0[illegible]; sent abroad '10; Vice-Minister of Communications '06–11; Minister of Agr. and Com. '12–'13, and again '16–'18. Add. Hiro-o, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakaya, Hirokichi", "t": "Pres. of the Japan Dye-Stuff Co., b. in Kyoto '71; grad. Law Col. of Imp. Tokyo Univ. '96; entered the service of the Dep't of Communications; Secretary of the Dep't. Head of Postal and Savings Bureau; Per. Sec. to the Minister of Com., senior Councillor and finally Chief of newly created Electric Bureau, '09–14; Vice-Min. of Communications Apr.—Nov., '14. Add. Hara-machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "120", "l": "scan leaf 191", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n191/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakayama, Hidesaburo", "t": "D. Eng., Prof. Civil Engineering at the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo; b. in '67 in Mikawa; grad. from the University with honours in '88; engineer to the Kwansai R'ly Co. for some years; Prof. at the alma mater since '90 down to the present, railway and hydraulic engineering being his specality which subject he studied further in Germany and other countries in '96-98. Add. Nishikata-machi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakayama, Setsutaro", "t": "Dir., Japan Steamship Co., the Osaka Fire, Marine and Transportation Co., b. 1874; studied at the Osaka Higher Commercial School (Special Course). Add. 216 Hamadori, Dojima, Osaka.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakazawa, Hikokichi", "t": "Pres. of the 84th Bank and Pres. of the Taiwan Shokusan (Exploitation) Co., b. 1877 at Taira, Iwaki, was adopted by the late Nakazawa Hikokichi, sake brewer, Itami; studied at Keio but left it unfinished on his fathers death. He is a connoisseur of old crockery, pictures, swords and other curios. Add. 1-chome, Higashicho, Shin-Tsukudajima, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nakazawa, Iwata", "t": "D. Eng., Chemist and Pres. of Kyoto Higher Technical School; b. '58 in Echizen; graduated chemistry at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '79; further studied in Germany '83-91, to be appointed Professor of the alma mater. He has been connected with the Patent Office and also several manufacturing works. Add. Kyoto Higher Tech. School,", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Namba, Reikichi", "t": "Pres. of the Teikoku Bond Trust Co.; b. '73 in Aichi-ken; grad. from Keio '89; started as a stock-broker; Vice-Chairman and subsequently Chairman of the Committee of the Stock-Exchange Brokers' Association in '16; founded the present co. '17. Add. No. 48 2-chome, Aoyama-Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nambu, Kameo", "t": "Baron (cr. '96), Privy Councillor, b. '45 in Tosa, 2nd son of a retainer of that clan; took some active part in the work of Restoration; was appointed a junior judge '72, and subsequently rose steadily in the legal service till he occupied post of chief Judge at the Tokyo Appeal Court '91 and promoted to the Pres. of Supreme Court '96. Add. Hommuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nambu, Koshin", "t": "Dir. of the Imp. Foresty Bureau, Home Office, was b. '64 in Kyoto, adopted by Baron Kameo Nambu; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '90; Secretary of the Home Office '91, Directory of Public Works Bureau in '07. Add. Hommuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nambu, Kyugo", "t": "Dr. Eng. (Japan), Director of the Mitsubishi Firm; b. in '55 in Fukui; graduated at the Imperial University in '74; was among the first batch of students sent abroad by the Gov. for prosecution of study and he studied mining in U.S.A '75-80; was engaged the following year by the Mitsubishi to take charge of Takashima coal mine. Has been connected with this firm ever since. Add. Benten-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nambu, Shimpei", "t": "Lieut.-Gen., Commander of 2nd Division at Sendai; b. '56 in Ishikawa-ken; Sub-Lieut. '77, Col. '99, Maj.-Gen. shortly before Russo-Japanese War in which as Com. of a Brigade of the 3rd Div., he won universal renown for having resisted one of the enemy's corps at Likanpao on Mar. 8, '05 in the great battle of Mukden; Lieut.-Gen. in '11 and appointed Com. of Gendarmerie, Tokyo; transferred to present post in '15. Add. 2nd Army Division, Sendai.", "p": "121", "l": "scan leaf 192", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n192/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nanjo, Fumio", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan), b. '49 in Mino; grad. Oxford Univ. in '84 where he studied Sanskrit under Max Müller; was appointed to chair of Sanskrit at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. '95–97, visited China and India '97, was abbot of a temple at Echizen, Pres. of the Budd. School at Nagoya '88, Prof. at the Peers' Female School '90, Dir. of Shinshu Mid. School at Kyoto '94, Pres. of Shinshu Univ. '13. Add. Shimo-Niban-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Naruse, Seikyo", "t": "Dir. of 15th (Peers') Bank, was b. in Sanuki in '68; studied at Keiogijuku, then at Bryant and Stratton Bus. School (Chicago), Cornell Univ., returning home '90, to enter the Yokohama Specie Bank, and then the present bank in '98. Add. Sanko-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nashiba, Tokioki", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Vice-Adm. (ret.), mem. House of Peers; b, '50 in Yamaguchi-ken; Sub-Lieut. Navy '80 and gradually promoted to Vice-Adm. Took active part in Sino-Japanese war, Boxers' trouble, and Russo-Japanese war. For his service in the last war, in which he was Com. of 1st Squadron, he was created a Peer and decorated with 3rd class G.K. Add. Iriyamazu, near Tokyo.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nawa, Matahachiro", "t": "Vice-Adm., Com.-in-Chief of Yokosuka Admiralty; b. '63 in Fukui; grad. from Naval Cadet School in '83, Capt. in '05, Rear-Adm. in '09, Vice-Adm. '12; fought in Sino-Japanese War, Boxers' Trouble and Russo-Japanese War; Chief of Naval Education Board and Mem. of Admirals Council till his appointment to Com. of 2nd Fleet in Feb., '15; Com.-in-Chief of Maizuru Admiralty Dec. '15 and then present post '17. Add. Admiralty, Yokosuka.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nawa, Yasushi", "t": "entomologist, Pres. Nawa Entomological Institute, at Gifu; b. '57 in Gifu-ken; grad. Gifu Agr,. School in '82 and devoted himself to the study of insects besides teaching at schools; started above institute in '96 and his specimens have won high class medals in domestic and foreign exhibitions. Damage of crops caused by cicadula sexnotata in '96 made him and his work famous. Add. Nawa Entomological Institute, Gifu Park, Gifu.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nedzu, Kaichiro", "t": "ex-M.P., Pres., of the Tokyo Rice Exchange, Kabuto Beer Brewing Co., Dir. of the Bō-sō R'ly Co., etc.; 2nd son of Toyemon Nedzu, was b. '60 in Yamanashi-ken. Came up for study to Tokyo in his youth, but to return home to attend to family affairs, owing to frail health of elder brother; took active part in village and provincial affairs. Has been returned from his native district in the last two general elections; was one of the business-men who visited U.S.A. in the fall of '09 at the special invitation of American Chambers of Commerce. Add. Aoyama Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Negishi, Rentaro", "t": "Pres. of the Toyo Packing Co.; b. '56 in Niigata-ken; grad. from the now defunct English School and studied further at the Literary Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ.; entered the Mitsubishi Firm '81; removed to the N.Y.K. in 86; stayed in England as Manager of its London Branch for 17 years returning home as Dir. of the Head Office '16; left the co. May '17 to establish the present co., and then, in '18, Tokyo Movable Property Ins. Co. Add. No. 51 Daimachi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nemoto, Sho", "t": "M.P. (Seiyukai), Dir. of the Teikoku Oil Co., etc., Inspector of the Dye-Stuff Manufacturing Co.; b. '51 in Ibaragi-ken; studied in America; sent by the Government to Mexico and Brazil to inquire into emigration affairs '03; has sat in the House since '02 and took active part in instituting the free primary education system and anti-juvenile smoking and drinking. Add. Mita Shikokumachi, Tokyo.", "p": "122", "l": "scan leaf 193", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n193/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nitahara, Shigeyuki", "t": "Gen., Mem. of Military Council since '18; b. in '61 in Fukuoka; grad. from the Mil. Coll. in '83; took part in the Japan-China and Russo-Japanese Wars; Major-Gen. in '05; Lieut.-Gen. and Com. of 2nd Div. in '12; of the 4th in '15; and then of the Imp. Guard Div.; Full Gen. and Com. of the Tokyo Garrison '17. Add. Tokyo.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Niho, Kamematsu", "t": "D.C.L., (Japan), Prof. of Coll. Law, Imp. Kyoto Univ., was b. in Ise '68; grad. from Law Coll., Imp. Univ., Tokyo '93; studied in Germany '97–00. Add. Kyoto University.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Niida, Masut[illegible]ro", "t": "D.C.L. Dean of the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. since '19; b. 1868 in Fukushima-ken; grad. Law at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. '93; sent to Germany for study '97–90; on returning home, app. Prof. of the Imp. Kyoto Univ. and then, in '08, of his alma mater; No. 49/1 Kobinata-Daimachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nijo, Motohiro", "t": "Prince, one of the five proud gosekke (see Ichijo). The present head was b. '59, 8th son of Prince Kujo and adopted into the family; studied at Cambridge, England, '87–89. Add. Wakamatsucho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nishi, Genshiro", "t": "Minister to Siam, b. '62 in Yamaguchi-ken; studied in China '83-85 and in Belgium '85-93; Attaché in '93; Sec. of Legation at Berlin '93, transferred to Holland in March, '9[illegible], to Vienna in Nov. '00 as 1st Secretary, promoted Councillor '08; present post '15. Add. Bangkok, Siam.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nishikawa, Bunzo", "t": "Manager, Suzuki Firm, Kobe, b. 1874 in Shiga-ken; studied at the Higher Commercial Sch., left it half-way to enter the firm, '94. Add. 7/7 Yamatedori, Kobe.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nishikubo", "t": "Hiromichi, mem. House of Peers (Nom. '16); b. in '63 at Saga; grad. Law at the Gov. law school; Prof. at Military Staff College; sent to England in '02; Prefectural Governor till '14; Inspector-General of Metropolitan Police Board '15–16. Add. Ichikawa, Chiba-ken.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nishimura, Seiichi", "t": "Baron, Lieut.-Gen. (ret.), ex-Dir. of the Tokyo Military Arsenal '03–12, b. '55 in Yamaguchi-ken; grad. Military Cadet School '76, Sub-Lieut. the following year; Lieut.-Gen. in '06, created Baron in connexion with the '04–05 War. Add. Yoyohata, near Tokyo.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nishiwaki, S[illegible]aburo", "t": "Pres. of Nishiwaki Bank, Dir. of several other banks & cos., was b. 1880 in Niigata, a millioniare family; studied at the Peers' School and Cambridge (class '08), and devoted himself to banking since his return. Add. Sekiguchi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nitobe, Inazo", "t": "D. Agr. (Japan), D.C.L. (Japan), Professor at Imperial Univ., Tokyo since '06; b. '63 in Iwate-ken and grad. Sapporo Agr. Col. '81; studied political economy at Johns Hopkin's Univ., and at Bonn, Halle, Berlin; Prof. at the Sapporo College for several years after his return; then official of Formosan Gov., which he left in '04 to fill chair of Economy at the Univ. of Kyoto. His work in English, “Bushido,” published at Philadelphia in '9[illegible] has been translated into several languages and is a classic about Japan and Japanese; also wrote “Nogyo Honron” (Principle of Agriculture) and others; was selected as a first Japanese professor in the Japan-America exchange lecture arrangement started in '11. Mrs. Nitobe is an American lady by birth. Add. Kobinata-Daimachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "123", "l": "scan leaf 194", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n194/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nitta, Chojiro", "t": "Pres. Nitta Leather Belting Co., Osaka, the largest establishment in this line in the Far East. He was b, 1857 in Iyo, of a squire family, learned leather-making craft under a German expert at Wakayama in the seventieth and started his own leather shop at Osaka in '77, which has developed to present greatness. He has been granted letters patent for his belting devices and honoured with public service medal. The Co. owns an extensive oak forest in Hokkaido for extracting tannin. Add. Namba-Kuboyoshicho, Osaka.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Noda, Utaro", "t": "Minister of Communications, was b. in Fukuoka in '53, a son of a petty merchant; has risen to distinction by hard self-study and strenuous life; Vice-Pres. of Oriental Colonization Co. '14–'16 and present post in '18; leader of the Seiyukai; a good haiku writer. He is one of the biggest men in the House. Add. Zaimokucho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Noguchi, Hideyo", "t": "M.D. and D. Sc., Prof. at the Rockfeller Medical Institute, N.Y., and was candidate recommended by the Novel Prize Council in '14; b. '76 in Fukushima-ken, a son of a poor farmer; secured a medical licence after a hard study at a private med. school; then an assistant at Dr. Kitazato's Laboratory; studied many years in U.S.A., etc.; recipient of prize of Acad. of Japan in '15. Publications: “Snake Venoms,” '09, “Serum Diagnosis of Syphilis,” “Butyric Acid Test,” '10. He temporarily returned home '15. Add. 1 Manhattan Av., New York, N.Y., U.S.A.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Noguchi, Yonejiro", "t": "known as Yone Noguchi in literary circle in both America and England, Lecturer at the Keio Univ.; b. December, '75 at Tsushima, Aichi-ken; studied in the Keio Univ., and in U.S.A., but mostly self-taught as far as his literary ability is concerned. Delivered lectures in England in '14. Publications: “From the Eastern Sea.” “Lafcadio Hearn in Japan,” etc. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nomoto, Sat[illegible]ru", "t": "Dir. Kawasaki Dockyard, and of the O.S.K. etc., b. 1853 in Kagoshima-ken and adopted by Gembei Nomoto. Once Mag.-Dir. of the Naniwa Bank which won him a reputation in the Banking circle of Osaka. Is now interested in various cos. Add. No. 234 Shimo-Osaki, Ebara-gun, Tokyo-fu.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nomura, Ryut[illegible]ro", "t": "Dr. Eng. (Japan), President of the South Manchuria Rly. since 1919; b. in '59 at Ogaki, Gifu; grad. from Civil Eng. Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '81; Eng. of Tokyo Prefectural Office '81–86; was sent to Europe and America for study as Rly. Engineer '96–98; promoted Chief-Eng. '10; Vice-Pres., Imp. Govt. Rlys. '12. Add. Shinsaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Nomura, Sojuro", "t": "Pres., Tsukiji Type Foundry, Ltd., b. 1857 in Nagasaki City; adopted by Zenkichi Nomura; studied at Osaka English School and then Preparatory School of the Tokyo Univ.; entered the Finance Dept., left it '89; Manager, Dir., and then Pres. of the Co. successively. Add. 11/3 Tsukiji, Tokyo.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Obata, Torikichi", "t": "Minister to China since '18; b. '73 in Ishikawa-ken; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '97; passed dip. exam. '98 and served at Tientsin, Singapore, Vienna, London, etc.; Secy. at Peking '05; Consul at Chefoo and Tientsin; Councillor at Peking Legation and then Dir. of Political Bureau, Foreign Office, '16–18. Add. Japanese Legation, Peking.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ochiai, Kentaro", "t": "Minister at the Hague, b. '70 in Shiga-ken; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '95; Secy. at Paris '03, and Petrograd '06 on Peace Commission to Portsmouth '05; Consul-Gen. at Mukden '12; Councillor at Rome '15; the present post in the same year. Add. Japanese Legation, Holland.", "p": "124", "l": "scan leaf 195", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n195/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ochiai, Toyosaburo", "t": "Lieut.-Gen. (ret. '14), ex-Inspector of Eng. Corps, Military Education Board; b. '61 in Shimane-ken; Sub-Lieut. of Eng. in '80; entered the Military Staff College in '85; Colonel of Eng. in '97, Lieut.-Gen. '10. Was once attaché to Japanese Legation at Berlin and then in Italy. He was Chief Staff Officer to General Oku's Army in the Russo-Japanese War and was awarded 2nd class Golden Kite. Add. Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oda, Kyutaro", "t": "Dir. of Mitsukoshi and has charge of its Osaka Branch, b. 1865 in Tokyo; early entered the store to be gradually promoted to the present post. Add. Osaka.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Odagaki, Sutejiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, b. 1865 in Shiga-ken, grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School, '91, and entering the Co. promoted to the present post 1914. Add. No. 30 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Odagiri, Masunosuke", "t": "Director of the Yokohama Specie Bank and Superintendent of its Branches in China, b. '65; sent by the Foreign Office to Tientsin in '86 to study Chinese; and subsequently till '06, when he entered the Bank, he was connected almost without interruption with consular service in China, ultimately rising to General-Consulship at Shanghai. Add. Kita Shinagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Odaka, Jiro", "t": "Pres. of Toyo Life Ins. Co., Aud. of the 1st Bank, Dir. of Chosen Industrial Co., etc.; b. '66 in Saitama-ken; grad. '91 from Tokyo Higher Commercial School, and entered the service of the 1st Bank, ultimately promoted to present post in '05. Started Chosen Ind. Co. in '03. Add. Nakanegishi, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ogasawara, Naganari", "t": "Viscount (cr. '[illegible]4 by heritage), Rear-Adm., Tutor to Crown Prince, is of family which formerly held the fief of Karatsu clan; was b. '67 entered the Naval Acad. in '84 and grad. in '88; and took part in both Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese Wars; holder of 4th class of Golden Kite; promoted Rear-Adm. '14; is noted for his literary ability. Add. Yoyohata, near Tokyo.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ogata, Gekko", "t": "proper name is ‘Tai Shonosuke,’ b. '50, is a leading painter of the Ukiyoye school, which is chiefly devoted in depicting manners and customs, in contrast to other schools whose ambition lies in choosing more “philosophical” subjects. Add. Shin-Ogawamachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ogata, Masakiyo", "t": "M.D., Dir. of Ogata Hospital of Women's Disease; b. '64 in Ehime-ken; studied medicine at Imp. Tokyo Univ., then went to Germany to study his speciality at Berlin Univ. and elsewhere '88–92. Chief of Obstetric Dept. of Osaka Ogata Hospital (his adopted father's); started his own '02; Chairman of Osaka Medical Practitioner's Association '10, the same of Osaka Midwives Ass., etc. Add. Imabashi, Higashi, Osaka.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ogawa, Heikichi", "t": "Barrister and M.P. (Seiyukai) for Nagano-ken, b. in Nagano-ken in '69; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '92, and has since devoted himself to the profession; Dir., Census Bureau on its creation in '20. Add. Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "125", "l": "scan leaf 196", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n196/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ogawa, Shigejiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Adv. to Osaka Prefecture; b. in Nagano-ken, '63; grad. Waseda Semmon Gakko '84; entered the Police Affairs Bureau (Home Office) in '86; was Chief Warden of Kanagawa Prison '90-02, despatched to Occident to investigate prison '93, Section Chief at the Home Office till '08 when he was engaged by the Peking Government as Adv. of Prison Affairs. Add. Tennoji, Osaka.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ogawa, Zenkichi", "t": "b. '55 in Hyogo-ken; studied in U.S.A. and on returning home '75 was appointed teacher first at Nagoya English School, then at that in Osaka, which latter he resigned about '77 to enter the Mitsubishi Co. On its amalgamation with the Kyodo Un-yu to form the present N.Y.K., he continued in the service of the new Co. and held a post of Director and was the first Agent at London; Pres. of Meiji Sugar Co. till '14. Add. Hommuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oguri, Kozaburo", "t": "Vice-Adm. and Mem. of Admirals' Council since '19, b. in '68 at Kaga; Mid-hipman in '85; Section Chief of the Naval Construction Board, Naval attaché to Embassy at London, Dir. of Military Affairs Bur., Naval Department, Dir. of the Kure Naval Arsenal etc. Add. Naval Dept., Tokyo.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ohama, Chuzaburo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Yokohama Fire, Marine and Transportation Ins. Co. etc., b. '71 in Kanagawa-ken; Mem. of Yokohama Chamber of Commerce '9[illegible], of Kanagawa Prefectural Assembly '04; took part in the inauguration of Yokohama Warehouse Co., Yokohama Railway Co. and also Yokohama Life Ins. Co., and he still holds post of Dir. of these Cos. Add. Minami-Nakadori, Yokohama.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ohashi, Shintaro", "t": "Prop. of the Hakubunkan, a well-known publishing house, Vice Pres., Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, etc.; b. '63, eldest son of the late S[illegible]hei Ohashi, founder of the house; studied at the Dojinsha and was his father's right-hand man in carrying the publishing business to the prosperity it attained. In pursuance of his father's will, he founded the Ohashi Library several years ago at a big outlay. Sat for a while in the House of Representatives for Tokyo, and travelled abroad in '09. Add. Kami-Rokubancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ohashi, Suiseki", "t": "gold medalist; b. '65 in Gifu-ken; first studied painting under the late Watanabe Shokwa and at first followed the Chinese style of southern school; afterward turned his power to depicting animals, epecially tigers for which he has become famous both at home and abroad, his productions having won high-grade medals at domestic and foreign exhibitions, at Paris '00, St. Louis '03, and Anglo-Japanese in London '10. Add. Ogaki, Mino.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "O-i, Narimoto", "t": "Full Gen. & Com. Siberian Expedition since '19; b. '63 at Yamaguchi; Sub-Lieut. of the Army in '81; entered the Mil. Staff Col. in '8[illegible]; sent abroad to study military science in Germany; Major '97, Colonel '05 and Major-Gen. '09; took part both in the Japan-China and Japan-Russia Wars. Lieut.,-Gen. '15 and Full General '19.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "O-i, Saitaro", "t": "D. Eng. electrical eng., b. '56 in Ise; grad. '82 from Imperial Eng., College; on duty at Dep'ts of Edu. and Commu'tions '82–87; Prof. at the Tokyo Post and Tel. Sch. '87, transferred to Commu'tion Dep't; sent to Europe and America on official mission '98; lately retired from Govt. service. Add. Zaimokucho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "126", "l": "scan leaf 197", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n197/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oishi, Hirokichi", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Mitsubishi Trading Co., b. '73 in Tokyo, son of Mr. Masami Oishi ex-Minister of State; grad. from the Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. and entered Mitsubishi '98; went abroad accompanying Baron Iwasaki, ex-Pres. of the co. '03–'06; present post May '18 when Mitsubishi was reformed into a joint stock co. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oishi, Masami", "t": "a retired politician, b. '55 in Kochi-ken; became follower of Count Itagaki, but left him '82; was arrested '85 about dynamite affairs, and confined some months; travelled abroad about '86; Min. Res. in Korea, '92–93; joined the Opposition led by Count Okuma; Vice-Minister of Agr. and Com. when the Matsukata Cabinet concluded an entente with the Progressives '96–57 and next as Minister of the same Dep't '98 in the Okuma-Itagaki coalition ministry; retired from political world in Jan. '15. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oka, Genkyo", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), M.D, Court Councillor, ex-Chief Physician-in-Waiting to His Majesty; is one of the pioneer grad. of the Med. College, Imp. Tokyo Univ. For some years he further pursued the study of his special line in Germany. Add. Kudan-shita, Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oka, Kishichiro", "t": "Crown Mem. of the House of Peers (nom. '14), b. in Okayama in '66; grad. from the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '91 and successively held the post of secretary in the provinces '93–04; Governor of Akita '06–05; Chief Police Commissioner at Korean Residency-Gen. in '05; and deputy Dir. of Agr. Ind. and Com. Dept. and of the Interior in Korea '07–10; Governor of Tottori '10–13; Dir. of Police Bureau, Home Office, '13–14; Inspector-Gen. of Metropolitan Police, '18. Add. Shinhanacho. Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oka, Minoru", "t": "D.C.L. Dir. of Trade and Ind. Bur. Dep't of Agr. and Com. '10–'18, b. in Yamato in '73; grad. Politics, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '98; passed higher civil service exam. same year; app. Councillor of Lagislation Bureau and then Sec. at present Dep't; was Chief Commissioner at the Liege World Exh. in '95, attended various international conferences, travelled through America '08. Add. Sanko-cho, Shirokane, Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okabe, Choshoku", "t": "Viscount (cr. '84), Privy Councillor, formerly daimyo, b. '54; studied in America and England '75–83; Councillor of the Japanese Legation in London '86; Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs '89–90; was appointed to Minister Plenip. (unattached) '91; Governor of Tokyo-fu, '94–96; Minister of Justice '08–14. Add. Kinsukecho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okabe, Kikutaro", "t": "Proprietor of the Okabe Firm, General exporters, Mem. Yokohama City Assembly and of Yokohama Chamber of Commerce; b. '71 in Tochigi-ken; studied at Waseda; worked his way up as silk good exporter; est. in '05 the present firm; Chairman of the Yokohama Silk Trade Guild for these ten years. Add. No. 26, 3-chome, Minami-Nakadori, Yokohama.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okada, Asataro", "t": "lawyer, D.C.L. (Japan), ex-Prof. at the Law School, Peking; b. '68 in Ogaki, Gifu-ken; grad. law of Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '91, subsequently studied Criminal Law at its Univ. Hall; taught in the Law Col. and some other schools as lecturer, or as Assis.-Prof. 93–99; was sent to Germany for study '99–00, Prof. at the University after his return; Prof. at the Peking Univ. '06–15. Add. Hayashicho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okada, Bunji", "t": "ex-Inspector-General of Metropolitan Police Bd., b. '74 in Yamagata-ken; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '08 and passed civil service exam. same year; was in service of provincial govts. before his app. to Gov. of Tochigi-ken, then of Karafuto '14; above post '16–'18. Add. Yurakucho, Tokyo.", "p": "127", "l": "scan leaf 198", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n198/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okada, Genkichi", "t": "Manager of Hara Export Firm, b. '71, Fukui; grad. from the Higher Commercial School '93; proceeded to America and Europe 1900 as a commercial student, and stayed there for some years; present post '18 when the Firm was reorganized into partnership from a private concern. Add. Sannoyama, Nishitobe, Yokohama.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okada, Jiyemu", "t": "Dir. of Musashi Elec. Railway Co. etc., was b. at Yamaguchi; was in the Yusen Kaisha '86–89, held a village headman and local assembly member in his native place for some years, removed to Tokyo '02. Add. Nishikubo, Tokyo.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okada, Ryohei", "t": "Crown Mem. of House of Peers and ex-Min. of Education '16–'18; b. '64 in Shizuoka-ken; grad. from College of Literature, Imp. Tokyo University in '87; was teacher of the Tokyo High School till '93; then transferred to be Councillor of Dept. of Education and next Director of Yamaguchi High School; Vice-Minister of Education in '01–03; Deputy President of the Peers' School, '06–07; President, Imp. Kyoto University '07; Vice-Minister of Education '08–11. Add. Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okada, Takegoro", "t": "Civil Engineer, Sectional Chief, Imp. Rly. Board; b. '65 in Tokyo; grad. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '90; was engineer to Tokyo and Saitama Prefectural Offices, then transferred to the Imp. Rl'ys '03. Add. Imperial Rl'ys, Tokyo.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okakura, Yoshisaburo", "t": "Prof. at the Tokyo Higher Normal School and an English scholar, was born in '65; grad. at Philology, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '88; was sent to Korea to investigate Korean language; next to England to study method of teaching English '01–04, to resume his duty at the Normal School. Lecturer at the Lowell Institute, Boston '09. Wrote “The Spirit of Japan,” “The Life and Thought of Japan.” etc. Add. Zoshigaya, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okamatsu, Santaro", "t": "LL.D. and Mem. of Imp. Academy, b. '71 in Kumamoto-ken; grad. from Law College, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '94, studied law in Germany, France and Italy '96–99. Prof. of the College of Law, of the Kyoto Imp. Univ. (chair, civil law and private international law), '00; in addition Director of the South Manchuria Railway Co. in '07–13; nominated Member of the Imperial Academy in '08. Add. Nakanocho, Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okano, Keijiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Pres. Adm. Litigation Court, and Prof. Imp. Tokyo Univ. and Crown Mem. of House of Peers; b. in Tokyo '65; grad. Law in said University '86; and further studied mercantile law in the Univ. Hall, after which he filled chair of assist. Prof. at the alma mater. Studied in Germany, '91–95 and took chair of Mercantile Law on returning home; appointed Councillor of Dep't of Agr. and Com. as additional duty '98; Dir. of fhe Legislative Bureau in '08, '11 and '13 Add. Yushima Tenjin-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okawa, Heizaburo", "t": "Pres., Kiso Industrial Development Co., and Dir. Tokyo Steamship Co. Oriental Glass Co. etc., b. 1861 in Tokyo; married the 4th daughter of Baron Shibusawa. Made a tour of inspection through Europe and America several times. Add. No. 116 Koume-cho, Mukojima, Tokyo.", "p": "128", "l": "scan leaf 199", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n199/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okazaki, Kunisuke", "t": "M.P. (Seiyukai) and Dir. of Keihan Electric Co., but is more widely known as politician of acute discernment and fertile resources. He was a confidant of the late Count Mutsu and was 1st Councillor of the Communications Dep't when the late Hoshi held the portfolio. After resignation from Gov't service he became adviser to the Furukawa Mining Co. Add. Akashi-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okazaki, Tokichi", "t": "Pres. of Kobe Marine, Transportation and Fire Ins. Co. etc., b. '67 in Saga-ken; early entered the service of Kobe Prefectural office, but soon left it to start a saké brewery, in which he failed; opened marine transportation and made a fortune in time of Sino-Japanese war. Est. Nippon Marine, Transport and Fire Ins. Co., '96; but left it on the eve of Russo-Japanese War, to open his own S.S. Co.; then inaugurated present Co. in '07. Add. 4/4 Yamamotodori, Kobe.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okazaki, Sessei", "t": "veteran metal-caster and modeller, b. at Fushimi near Kyoto and studied the art under his father and others; Prof. at Gov. Fine Art Academy '90; was on Japanese Commission at the time of Chicago World's Fair and finished in '94 the casting of Nanko's bronze statue which now stands in front of the Imperial Palace; resigned the Professorship '98; travelled through Europe, '00. Won a Gold Medal at Paris Fair '00 and Grand Prize at St. Louis. Add. Yanaka, Uyeno, Tokyo.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okino, Tadao", "t": "D. Eng., Engineer of Home Office; b. in '54 in Tajima; studied at the Tokyo Univ., next at the Polytechnique Institute, Paris, '78–81; Prof. at Government schools before he got appointment in the Home Office, hydraulic engineering being his speciality. Add. Minami-Enokimachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okochi, Masatoshi", "t": "Visc. (suc. '07), D. Eng., Prof. Eng. Coll. Imp Tokyo Univ. and Mem. of House of Peers; b. '78 at Toyohashi; grad. the said college '03, and appointed assist. Prof. at his alma mater '04; further studied in Germany and France '08–11; sent to Tsingtao to prosecute scientific investigation there after Japan declared war on Germany in '14. Add. Yanaka Shimizucho, Uyeno, Tokyo.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okonogi, Shinrokuro", "t": "Director of the Okonogi Otological Hospital, b. '60 in Fukushima-ken; first studied in the Imperial Univ., but soon discontinued it to go over to Germany for study '88–94; established his own hospital in '96. Add. Motomachi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oku, Hanzaburo", "t": "ex-M.P. (Seiyu-kai) and barrister, Pres. of Kyoto Gas and Keishin Elec. Tramway Cos, etc.; b. in '61 at Kyoto; graduated Kyoto Normal School, became a schoolmaster and member of the City Council, Kyoto; has 7 times been M.P. and was a prominent figure of the Seiyukai; was elected President of Lower House in March-Dec. '14. Add. Miyuki-cho, Kyoto.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oku, Kenzo", "t": "expert to the Monopoly Bureau, b. '59 in Saga-ken; entered the service of Dept. of Agr. and Com. in '85 as an assist. expert; full expert in '93; in addition expert to Marine Products Investigation Office in '95; expert to Salt Industry Investigation Office in 98; made subsequently a tour through Europe and America on an official mission, returning home in '02; present post since '02. Add. Aoyama-minami-cho, Tokyo.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oku, Yasukata", "t": "Marshal, Count (cr. Baron '95, Count '07), ex-Chief of General Staff and Mem. Supreme Military Council; b. '46 in Fukuoka-ken; entered the Army '71; won distinction in the Civil War of '77 for having cut through the besieging lines of the rebels round Kumamoto and thus establishing connection with the reinforcements that were coming to its rescue. Commanded the 5th Army Division (Hiroshima) in the Japan-China War and was rewarded with Peerage and the 3rd Class of the Golden Kite. Com. of the Tokyo Bay Defence, Com. of the Eastern Military Districts, and other high posts, meanwhile promoted to full Gen. '03; attended the Durbar at Delhi; led Second Army in Russo-Japanese War and was granted 1st Class Golden Kite and Grand Cordon of Rising Sun and Paulownia. He was appointed Chief of the General Staff when the late Vis. Kodama suddenly died in Nov., '06, relieved in Jan. '12; Marshal in '11. Add. Haraikatacho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "129", "l": "scan leaf 200", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n200/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okubo, Toshikazu", "t": "Marquis, b. '5[illegible] in Kagoshima, eldest son of Toshimichi, one of the greatest statesmen who consummated the work of Restoration and who was assassinated in '78. The present head was once a junior Secretary of the Treasury and is Mem. of House of Peers. Add. Nihon-yenoki, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "130", "l": "scan leaf 201", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n201/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okubo, Toshitake", "t": "ex-Gov. of Osaka-fu '12–'18 and Mem. House of Peers; b. '66, in Kagoshima; son of Toshimichi Okubo (cf. prec.); studied in U.S.A. and Germany '87–94; Secretary at Formosa Government-General '95–96; Dir. of the Prison Affairs Bureau '99; then Governor of Tottori-ken, Oita-ken, Saitama-ken. Add. Osaka.", "p": "130", "l": "scan leaf 201", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n201/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okuda, Masaaki", "t": "Pres. of Nagoya Gas Co. and Toyohashi Gas Co., Chairman of Nagoya Chamber of Commerce, etc.; b. '47 in Aichi-ken; early came to Tokyo and became a priest at Zojoji Temple; but returned to his native town to start business; est. Owari Cotton Spinning Co., cir. '89; elected Chairman of Nagoya Chamber of Commerce '93, the Chairman of Board of Dirs. of Nagoya Stock Exchange. Add. Aoicho, Higashi, Nagoya.", "p": "130", "l": "scan leaf 201", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n201/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okuda, Takematsu", "t": "Manager of the Shirokiya Drygoods Store, ex-Councillor at Japanese Embassy in Berlin; was b. 1873 in Okayama; graduated from the Keio Gijuku University, class 1892; passed the Diplomatic and Consular service exam. '95, and was in diplomatic service till he resigned in 1916. Add. Nakanocho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "130", "l": "scan leaf 201", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n201/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okuda, Tokutaro", "t": "Prop. of the Tsukijima Iron Works at the mouth of the river Sumida, Tokyo; was b. in 186[illegible] in Toyama-ken; graduated from the Tokyo Higher Technical School, class 1881, and after holding various posts Government and private, established the works in 1905. Add. Akashicho, Tokyo.", "p": "130", "l": "scan leaf 201", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n201/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okudaira, Masayasu", "t": "Count, formerly of the daimiate House of the fief of Buzen, famous for having produced among its retainers Yukichi Fukuzawa, a pioneer propagator of Occidental civilization; Member of the House of Peers as a representative of the Peerage of Count rank; was b. in 1877 in Tokyo; graduated from the Peers' School, class 1898; then studied further at Kyoto Imperial University. He is connected with Takasago Life Ins. Co. as its auditor. Add Takanawa, Tokyo.", "p": "130", "l": "scan leaf 201", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n201/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okuma, Nobutsune", "t": "adopted son and heir of following; b. in Tokyo '70, 3rd son of the late Count Matsu-ura; grad. from Peers' School in '93 and then Law, Imp. University, Tokyo in '97; was at Hamburg for a few years after as agent of the Mitsui Bussan; studied at Cambridge '05–07; Personal Secy. to Premier '14–16; elected M.P. '15–16, and Parl. Jun. Secy. to Edu. Dept. July '15, then to Foreign Dept. Oct., '15, resigned it Oct., '16. Add. Waseda, Tokyo.", "p": "130", "l": "scan leaf 201", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n201/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okuma, Shigenobu", "t": "Marq. (cr. '1[illegible]; Ct. '87) Chancellor of Waseda Univ., one of the foremost living statesmen, ex-Prime Minister; b. Feb., '38 in Saga; had charge of the Treasusry '78–81, first as Vice-Minister and then as full Minister. When he formed the Kaishin-to, the forerunner of the present Kokuminto (Nationalist Party), in '88 he filled the chair of the Foreign Office and undertook the important task of revising the Treaties, but the clause in the draft treaty for appointing foreign judges in the Supreme Court had evoked popular discontent; an assassin threw a bomb at him and his leg had to be amputated. When the Progressives joined hands with 2nd Matsukata Ministry '96, the Count re-entered the Cabinet as Foreign Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Commerce; and in the Okuma-Itagaki Coalition Ministry in Feb. '07, he assumed the Premiership with additional duty as Minister of Foreign Affairs. He resigned the leadership of the Party, but continued to take active interest in politics and other affairs till the time recalled him to power. Founded Waseda Semmon Gakko (now Waseda University) in '82, for which he was granted a sum of money by his Majesty in '07; horticulture is his hobby. Compiled or supervised compilation of various works as “Fifty Years of Japan,” “National Reader.” etc. Was invested with Grand Cordon of Chrysanthemum in '16; now supervises a new magazine styled the Taikan. Add. Waseda, Tokyo.", "p": "131", "l": "scan leaf 202", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n202/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okuma, Ujihiro", "t": "noted sculptor in Tokyo, was b. '56 at Hatogaya, Saitama; grad. the Art. Department of the former Engineering Col. in '08; studied in Italy '95–99, the bronze statue of Omura in the Kudan Park, the first cast in Japan since the Restoration, was undertaken by him; also statues of the late Princes Kitashirakawa and Arisugawa, Prince Ito, Mr. Fukuzawa, Prince Yamagata, Marquis Inouye etc. and has won gold or silver medals at home and abroad. Add. Takehayacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "131", "l": "scan leaf 202", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n202/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okumura, Mas[illegible]o", "t": "Dir., Mitsubishi Marine, Fire Ins., and Dir., Investigation Section, Mitsubishi Firm, b. 189[illegible] in Kumamoto-ken; grad. from Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. 19[illegible]5 and entered the Mitsubishi firm. Add. No. 51 2-chome, Sugamo, Tokyo.", "p": "131", "l": "scan leaf 202", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n202/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okura, Kihachiro", "t": "Baron (cr. '15), one of the new-made millionaires, Pres. of Okuragumi, Ltd., founder of the Okura Business School, Tokyo; b. '[illegible]7 in Echigo; removed to Tokyo early in the Meiji era, starting business of selling arms and ammunition, from which he derived a big profit; started present firm in '73 and opened a branch store in London '74 and ever since he has kept up an export and import business, the latter in the shape of machinery, electric plants and such big things. Travelled twice through Europe and America in '72 and '00, and is now connected with a score of cos. and banks. His famous private collection of art objects has been donated to the City. Add. Aoizaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "131", "l": "scan leaf 202", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n202/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Okura, Kishichiro", "t": "Vice-Pres. of the Okura Mining Co., Dir. of the Okura Trading Co., Akita Timber Mfg. Co., Rly. Car. Mfg. Co., etc.; b. '82; first son of the above; studied at Cambridge and at other institutions in London; returned home '06 to devote himself to his father's business. Add. No. 19 Hiro-o, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "131", "l": "scan leaf 202", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n202/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Omori, Fusakichi", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan), seismologist and Prof. Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '68 in Fukui; graduated the Col. of Science of the Univ. '87; further prosecuted study in Italy and Germany '94–97; Prof. at the alma mater on returning home; attended the Seismological Conferences held in Germany '01 and '03; sent to British-India '04, to San Francisco '06 and to Italy '09 to investigate the disastrous earthquakes there. Has invented various seismological instruments, and written valuable works on this science. Add. Sekiguchi Daimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Omori, Shoichi", "t": "Baron (cr. '15), Lord Steward to the Empress, b. '56 at Fuchu, Shizuoka-ken; served in the Mint '73, the Dep't of Justice, then in the Home Office; Dir. of Local Adm. Bureau '94; Gov. of Nagasaki-ken'96, then of Hyogo-ken; Vice.Min. of Home Office; Gov. Kyoto-fu in '03–15; nominated Mem. House of Peers '15–1[illegible]; present post '16. Add. Ichibancho, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Omura, Hikotaro", "t": "formerly prop. of the Shirokiya Dry-goods store and now Pres. of same establishment reorganized in '18 into a Ltd. Co.; b. '69 in Kyoto; edu. at Tokyo Com. School and Cheltenham Coll., England. Is Mem. of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce. Add. Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ono, Eijiro", "t": "Ph. D. (Michigan), Vice-Gov. of the Indus. Bank of Japan; b. '64 in Fukuoka-ken; studied at Doshisha, Kyoto, and further at Oberlin Univ., Ohio, and State Univ. of Michigan. Returned home in '90 and Prof. at alma mater; left it in '96 and entered the Bank of Japan; transferred to the present post in '13. Add. Kobinata-daimachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ono, Kinroku", "t": "Pres. of Fuji-Minobu Rly. and others, was b. in Kai in '52 and his deal in silk and rice about '77 laid the foundation of his fortune. Add. Iidamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ono, Kokei", "t": "Pres. of Yokohama Life Ins. Co., and of Yokohama Fire, Marine, Transport and Fidelity Ins. Co., etc.; b. '45 in Shinano; is one of leading merchants of Yokohama and is a promoter of the Yokohama Specie Bank. Add. Minami Nakadori, Yokohama.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "O-oka, Ikuzo", "t": "M.P. (Seiyukai), b. '56 in Choshu; was long a lawyer in Tokyo which business he has subsequently left to devote himself to politics and he became once a member of the National Unionist Association; Chairman, City Council Tokyo; Pres. of House of Rep. in '12–14, and again in '17; Minister of Education in March-April '14. Add. Yamashiro-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Osawa, Kenji", "t": "M.D., Mem. House of Peers, Emeritus Prof. of Imp. Tokyo Univ., Mem. of Academy of Japan; b. '52 in Mikawa; pursued medical study in Germany '70–74 and '78–82; since then Professor at the Medical College of the Tokyo Univ., Dean in '60. Add. Sugamo, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Osawa, Takeo", "t": "Baron (cr. 87), Lieut.-Gen. (ret.), Lord-in-Waiting of Kinkei Hall, Mem. House of Peers (nom. '90), ex-Vice-Pres. of the Japan Red-Cross Society, etc.; b. '44 in Kokura; was long connected with the army but retired in '90. Add. Hinokicho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oseko, Naomichi", "t": "Gen., Mem. of Supreme Council of War, younger brother of the following; b. '54 in Kagoshima; appointed sub-Lieut. of the Army in '79; Major-General '01, Inspector of Field Artillery, Educational Board in '07 and Com. of 4th Army Div. '13–15, Gen. in '15, finally to the present post in '15. Add. Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oseko, Naotoshi", "t": "Visc. (cr. '07), Gen. (ret.) ex-President of Peers School '12–17; b. in Kagoshima '45 (cf. prec.); Capt. '72; Major '78; was created Baron for his service in the Japan-China War; Vice-Chief of General Staff Board '98–00; Com. of 7th Army Div. '00, which formed in Russo-Japanese War part of the late Gen. Nogi's Army; promoted full General, May, '06. Add. Kagoshima.", "p": "132", "l": "scan leaf 203", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n203/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oshikawa, Hogi", "t": "M.P. (Independent) from Ehime, once a noted Christian pastor and propagandist; was b. 1858 in Matsuyama. As a scholar at Dr. Brown's School in Yokohama in the early 70th he was converted into a Christian, and became a famous pastor. He next held the post of President of the Christian school Tohoku Gakuin 1890–98; was sent to North China to comfort Japanese soldiers in the Boxers' trouble on behalf of Christian sympathizers. Took to business as emigrant agent. Add. Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "133", "l": "scan leaf 204", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n204/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oshima, Hisanao", "t": "Visc. (cr. '07), Gen. (ret.), b. '48 at Akita; Lieut. '71; Major '74 and took part in the Satsuma Civil War; Lieut.-Col. '81; Maj.-Gen. '92. He commanded a Brigade in the Japan-China War and was rewarded with Baronage and 3rd Class of Golden Kite; Lieut.-Gen. '98; his Division formed part of Gen. Nogi's first investing Army at Port Arthur and next the out-flanking corps at Mukden. Promoted full General, May '06, and granted 2nd Class Golden Kite and Grand Cordon of Rising Sun; Commander of the Body Guards '07, to be soon transferred to Chief of Military Inspector Board and then mem. of Sup. Council of War; on reserve list in '13. Add. Shimo-Ochiai, Tokyo.", "p": "133", "l": "scan leaf 204", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n204/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oshima, Ken-ichi", "t": "Lieut.-Gen., (ret. '19), ex-Commander of the Tsingtao Garrison; was b. in '58; Sub-Lieut. of Artillery in '81; ordered to prosecute study in Germany and France '9[illegible]–93; was on Marshal Yamagata's suite when he attended the Coronation Ceremony of the Czar in '9[illegible], and also on the suite of Prince Kan-in when His Highness was sent to Europe on official mission in '00. Major-Gen. in '07, Vice-Chief of the General Staff Board, '12–14; Vice-Min. of War '14 and full Minister, '16–18. Add. No. 11 Nakacho, Ushigome, Tokyo", "p": "133", "l": "scan leaf 204", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n204/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oshima, Kintaro", "t": "Dr. Agr., Prof. in Agricultural College, Imp. Hokkaido Univ., Dir. of Hokkaido Agr. Experimental Station; b. '71 in Nagano-ken; grad. from Sapporo Agr. College '93; took post-graduate course on agr. chemistry '93–95; appointed Assist. Prof. of alma mater '95; sent to Germany and then to America to study agr. chemistry, '98–03 at Halle, Göttingen and Berlin, and Wesleyan Univ., U.S.A.; appointed Prof. of alma mater on return. Add. 5 chome, Kitahachijo, Sapporo.", "p": "133", "l": "scan leaf 204", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n204/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oshima, Michitaro", "t": "Dr. Eng., Higher Eng. Adv. to Han-yeh-ping Iron and Coal Mining Co., Ltd.; b. '61 at Morioka; entered the then Gov. Univ. '70; proceeded to Germany and graduated Metallurgy at Freiberg '79–81; appointed Eng. to the Imperial Estate '90; Chief Eng. of the Steel Works in '96; Prof. Eng. Coll., Imp. Univ., Tokyo '08–13. Add. Oiwake, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "133", "l": "scan leaf 204", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n204/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oshima, Yoshimasa", "t": "Visc. (cr. '07), Gen. (ret. '15), ex-Mem. of Supreme Military Council; b. '60 in Choshu; Sub-Lieut. '75; during the China-Japan War was Com. of the Mixed Brigade that inflicted a first blow on the Chinese troops at Songhwan; during Russo-Japanese War was in Gen. Oku's Army and fought as far as the Battle of Mukden in which he was in the Central (Nozu's) Army; was granted 2nd Class Golden Kite and Grand Cordon of Rising Sun; Gov.-Gen. of Kwantung '09–12. Add. Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "133", "l": "scan leaf 204", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n204/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ota, Kihei", "t": "Consul-Gen. in Canton; b. 1876 in Shizuoka-ken; on grad. from the Special Course of the Tokyo Higher Commercial School he passed Dip. Service Exam. '03; Eléve Con. at Newchuang and various other posts in China; the Attaché in Berlin Embassy, '07; next Secretary, Consul and then present post '16. Add. Japanese Consulate-Gen., Canton.", "p": "134", "l": "scan leaf 205", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n205/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ota, Sei[illegible]o", "t": "Pres. of Fukuoka Bank and Mng.-Dir. of the Chohei Hoken (Conscription Ins.) Co., b. '63 at Fukuoka; Mem. of the local assembly of his native city '88; Vice-Pres. and then Pres. of Hakata Chamber of Commerce for ten years; is connected with several other cos. He was once returned M.P. for his native province but soon returned to business. Add. Onden-Genjiyama, Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "134", "l": "scan leaf 205", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n205/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ota, Tamekichi", "t": "Consul-Gen. in San Francisco; b. 1880 in Tottori-ken; passed the Higher Civil Service Exam. and entered the Foreign Dept., 1903; passed the Dip. Service Exam. and Eléve-Con. '07; Secretary to the Kwantung Govt., Consul at various places; Legation Secretary at Mexico till he was transferred to the present post '18. Add. San Francisco.", "p": "134", "l": "scan leaf 205", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n205/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otaguro, Jugoro", "t": "Dir. of Banzai Life Ins., Yokohama Elec., Kinugawa Hydro-Elec., and Anglo-Jap. Elec. Cos., and Shibaura Eng. Works, etc.; b. in Tokyo '67; grad. Higher Com. School '90 to be appointed Mng. of Osaka Com. Museum; entered the Mitsui's service in '94; and has ever been connected with the firm as Manager, Dir. etc. of the Mitsui's Shibaura Eng. Works (now Ltd.). Add. Shibaura Eng. Work, Tokyo.", "p": "134", "l": "scan leaf 205", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n205/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otani, Kahei", "t": "tea and silk exporter at Yokohama, Chairman of the Japan Tea Guild and of Yokohama Chamber of Commerce, and President of the 7th Bank, Aud. of Teikoku Marine, Transport, Fire Ins. Co., Japan Hypothec Bank and Bank of Formosa, etc., b. '44 in Ise; has raised himself to the present influential position from obscurity, having long been a clerk in a foreign firm in Yokohama dealing in tea; next set up a tea store on his own account and is now the foremost tea exporter; has done much for maintaining the fame of Japanese tea in America in the face of aggressive measures taken by its Ceylon rivals. Add. Motohamacho, Yokohama.", "p": "134", "l": "scan leaf 205", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n205/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otani, Kikuzo", "t": "Gen., Dir. Mil. Education Board since, '19; b. in Fukui in '55; Sub-Lieut. in '79; Lieut.-Col. in '94 and took part in the '94–5 war; chief staff officer of the 4th Division and the Guard Division '96–02; commanded 8th Brigade in the battles of Liaoyang and Mukden in '04–5 War, was rewarded 2nd class Golden Kite; Gen. '16 and Com. of Tsingtao garrison till '18, and then, Com.-in-Chief of the Siberian Expedition. Add. No. 531 Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "134", "l": "scan leaf 205", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n205/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otani, Kok[illegible]i", "t": "Count (cr. '96), b. '51 at Kyoto; is Lord Abbot of the Eastern Hongwanji Temple, a greatest Buddhist centre in Japan, for years past a synonym of mismanagement and internal discord. The threat of bankruptcy was long hanging over the temple like the sword of Damocles, and quite recently even the princely residences and villas of the Lord Abbot were seized by a creditor, while in '09 a large number of heirlooms were put to auction. Fortunately, things seem to have begun to improve. Add. Kyoto.", "p": "134", "l": "scan leaf 205", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n205/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otani, Kozui", "t": "Count, ex-Lord Abbot of the Western Hongwanji Temple one of the two greatest Buddhist centres in Japan; b. at Kyoto '76; studied long in Europe, and started for home '02 via the Central Asia, but was obliged to hurry home before he could carry out his program on learning the death of his father; he visited Saghalien and China '07; and also India in '10. Retiring from active service '14, again visited Buddha land via Korea, China and Burmah, and is now staying in China. Add. Hongkong.", "p": "135", "l": "scan leaf 206", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n206/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otori, Fujitaro", "t": "2nd Baron, Minister to Mexico since '19, b. '66 in Tokyo of the late Bar. Keisuke Otori; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '90; was in service of Formosan Govt. until 1901, when he passed the Dip. and Con. service exam. Attache at Legation, Seoul same year; Secy. at Legation, The Hague '03, Brussels '05; Peace Commissioner at The Hague '07; Gov.-Gen., Vladivostock '09; Secy. at Foreign Office '12; Embassy Councillor at Rome '14; Councillor at Jap. Embassy, Paris '16–19. Add. Mexico.", "p": "135", "l": "scan leaf 206", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n206/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otsu, Jun-ichiro", "t": "M. P. and ex-Parl.-Secy. to the Education Dept., b. 56 in Ibaraki-ken; early entered into politics; in '77 he started Ibaraki Nichi Nichi, a local daily; elected mem. of Prefectural Assembly, and House of Representatives for tenth time in '15. Appointed Parliamentary Under-Secy. to the Finance Dept. in '15, soon to be removed to Education Dept. Add. Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "135", "l": "scan leaf 206", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n206/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Otsuki, Fumihiko", "t": "Dr. Lit. (Japan), famous scholar of Japanese classics, Mem. of the Imperial Academy; was b. at Sendai in '47; studied at the Shogunate Academy (Shōhei-ko), and was afterwards attached to the Education Department; has written “Japanese Dictionary,” “Japanese Grammar,” etc. Add. Nippori, near Tokyo.", "p": "135", "l": "scan leaf 206", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n206/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oya, Gompei", "t": "Eng. D., Dir. of Chosen Govt. Railway Bureau and Superintendent-Engineer, b. '62 in Yamaguchi; grad. Science Dept., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '81; became railway engineer in '84, as engaged in construction of Tokaido Railway; despatched to Europe and America to investigate railway business in '01; for a short time on retired list in '03; re-installed in a post in Chosen Govt. Railway in '06; promoted to Dir. Rly. Board, and then Sup.-Eng. in '09; remained in the post after the annexation. Add. Ryuzan, Chosen.", "p": "135", "l": "scan leaf 206", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n206/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Oyama, Atsushi", "t": "M.P., lawyer, Lord-in-Waiting of Kinkei Hall, Prof. at Waseda Univ.; b. '65 in Nagoya; graduated Law, Imp. Tokyo University '89; continued in juridical service either as Judge or Public Prosecutor till '04; when he resigned the post at the Court of Cassation and went abroad for purpose of study, returning home in '06, to be reinstalled in the former service; Dir. Prison Bureau '07–12; Vice-Min. of Justice '12–14. Began practice in '16. Add. Haramachi, Koish., Tokyo.", "p": "135", "l": "scan leaf 206", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n206/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ozaki, Yukio", "t": "M.P. of unbroken record, ex-Minister of Justice, b. '59 in Miye-ken; studied at Keiogijuku and for a short while held post of Jun. Secretary at Central Gov., leaving which he soon attracted public notice as one of those prominent politicians who opposed the clan Govt. and swore to introduce party politics; was ordered to leave Tokyo by the coup d'etat in '87 and went to England, returning home on the eve of the summoning of the 1st session of the Diet to sit in it ever since. He was in '97 Chief Councillor of the Foreign Office in the Matsukata-Progressive Cabinet; was the Minister of Education in the Okuma-Itagaki Coalition Cabinet in '98, but had to resign from a cause which, however, led to his severing connection with Count Okuma's party with which he had been identified since its inception. He next joined Prince Ito's new party and was made its leader in the House, but in '03 he left it, and was for a while a free lance; again joined it in '10; was elected Mayor of Tokyo in '03; in '05 married Miss Theodore d. of Baron Ozaki by English lady; visited Europe with his wife in '10, resigned the Mayor in '12; Minister of Justice 1914–16. Add. Shinagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "135", "l": "scan leaf 206", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n206/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Rinoie, Ryusuke", "t": "ex-Gov. of Nagasaki-ken, b. '66 at Hagi; grad. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '90 and entered the Cabinet, then Home Dept.; Councillor at Oita and Toyama; Secy. at Okayama, and Kanagawa; then Gov. of Toyama and Shizuoka; transferred to Ishikawa '10, to Nagasaki '12–17. Add. Nagasaki.", "p": "136", "l": "scan leaf 207", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n207/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saburi, Isshi", "t": "Engineer, D. Eng. (Japan), Dir. of the Tsukuba Rly. Co. and ex-Dir. of the Yokosuka Elec. Co., the Kei-hin Elec. R'ly Co., and the Kei-han Elec. R'ly Co.; was b. '64 in Tokyo. Early entered the Govt. Eng. Col., from which he grad. in '86; was conferred the doctorate '9[illegible] Add. Minami-machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "136", "l": "scan leaf 207", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n207/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saga, Kinto", "t": "Marquis, of a former courtier family founded about the 12th century; was b. '63. Add. Nicho-machi, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "136", "l": "scan leaf 207", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n207/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saigo, Kichiji", "t": "M.D., Surg.-Gen. (ret.), Court Councillor and ex-Dir. of the Med. Bureau, Imp. Household, was b. '55 in Shinano. Early entered the Military Guard Division; became Vice-Pres. of the Military Medical College; was promoted to Surgeon-Gen. and then placed on the retired list; appointed Dir. Med. Bur. '12–14. Add. Iida-machi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "136", "l": "scan leaf 207", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n207/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saigo, Yorinori", "t": "2nd Marquis, Maj. Infantry, son of the late Saigo Yorimichi (d. 1902), one of the notables associated with the Restoration; the present head was b. in '78. Add. Kamimeguro, near Tokyo.", "p": "136", "l": "scan leaf 207", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n207/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saionji, Kimmochi", "t": "Marquis (cr. '84, formerly courtier), ex-Premier and ex-Leader of Seiyu-kai; b. '[illegible]9 at Kyoto and adopted as heir by the house; took part when under 20 in the grave councils of the Restoration; at 19 he was Commander-in-Chief of an Imperial Army; Gov. of Niigata-ken for a few months in '68; studied in France '69–80, and brought home highly democratic notions issuing a democratic paper with the late Mr. Nakaye and Baron Matsuda (Min. of Justice, d. '14), which he had to discontinue. Then commenced his official career, first as Vice-Senator, '81; accompanied Prince (then Mr.) Ito to Europe and U.S.A. to investigate Parliamentary system, '82; Senator '83; Minister to Austria, '85; then moved to a similar post at Berlin, '88; President of the Board of Decoration, '91; Vice-Pres. Code Investigation Commission and Vice-Pres. House of Peers, '93; Privy Councillor, '94; held portfolio of Education in the 2nd Ito Cabinet '94–96, temporarily acting as Min. of Foreign Affairs in consequence of the late Count Mutsu's illness; Min. of Education in the 3rd Ito Cabinet and was nominated President of the Privy Council on the death of Count Kuroda, and as a President he had to occupy post of Prime Minister al interim no less than three times during the interval between the resignation of one Ministry and the formation of another. When the late Prince Ito had to enter the Privy Council, July '03 the subject of the sketch exchanged post with him and became leader of the Seiyukai. On the fall of the Katsura Ministry, the Marquis formed his Cabinet in Jan. '06 lasting till July '07 and again formed his Cabinet in '11 which continued till Dec. '12; represented Japan as Peace Envoy, and was invested with the Grand Order of Merit. He is brother to Prince Tokudaiji and Baron Kichizaemon Sumitomo (which see). Add. Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "136", "l": "scan leaf 207", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n207/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saito, Hidesaburo", "t": "educationist and English scholar, Pres, of the Seisoku English Language School; was b. '66 in Miyagi-ken; studied first at the Kōbu Daigaku about five years, but left it unfinished; taught English at the 1st Higher Sch. '88 and the Kokumin Eigakkai; on resigning the post he founded the present school in '96. Has written a number of text books on English grammar, an English-Japanese dictionary and other works. Add. Gobancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saito, Keiji", "t": "M.P. (Seiyukai) was b. in Saitama-ken and took to politics as a follower of the late Toru Hoshi; studied at Keiogijuku; was private Secy. to the Home Minister in the Okuma-Itagaki Cabinet. Add. Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saito, Kijuro", "t": "Mng.-Director. of the Niigata Commercial Bank, etc., and is one of the highest tax payers in Niigata-ken; was b. in 1867. Add. Niigata.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saito, Minoru", "t": "(c[illegible]. '07), Admiral (ret.); Gov.-Gen. of Chosen since '19, b. '58 in Iwate-ken; entered Navy '73; in the time of Sino-Japanese War he held post of naval aid-de-camp to His Majesty; Commander of the Izumi and Flag Commander of the Standing Squadron, and was rewarded with 4th Class Golden Kite for his services; Com. '97, and Capt. '98, Vice-Minister of the Navy under Adm. Count Yamamoto same year; Rear-Adm. '00; Vice-Adm. '04; full Adm. in '12; granted 2nd Class Golden Kite and Grand Cordon of Rising Sun for his service in connection with the Russo-Japanese War; Minister of the Navy '13-14. Present post after the general upheaval of Koreans in '19, as successor of Marshal Hasegawa. Add. Seoul, Korea.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saito, Shigekata", "t": "ex-Dir. of Tokyo Revenue Superintending Office, b. '63 in Miyazaki-ken; grad. law, Imp. Tokyo Univ, '86; appointed an official in Financial Dep't; transferred to Councillor Saga-ken; then Sec. of Home Office, of Miye and Tokushima-ken; Revenue Officer of the Treasury; Dir. of Yokohama Revenue Superintending Office, then of Kobe Customs Office in '06; present post in '13. Add. Kashiwagi, near Tokyo.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saka, Nakasuke", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Sumitomo Firm, b. '79 in Yamaguchi-ken; passed civil service higher examination '85 and entered the Home Dep't. In '01 promoted to Personal Secy. of the Home Minister; transferred to local government of Aichi '04 and Ibaraki '08; Governor of Ishikawa, etc.; entered Sumitomo Firm, '16. Add. Sumitomo Firm, Osaka.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakaki, Junjiro", "t": "M.D., Dir. and Prop. of Sakaki Hospital for Women's Diseases, Tokyo; b. in Tokyo '59; grad. Med. Imp. Tokyo Univ., then studied his speciality at Berlin. Add. Sambancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakamoto, Hajime", "t": "Vice-Adm. (ret. '16); b. '59 in Kochi-ken; Midshipman in '83 and gradually promoted to the present rank, having filled in the meanwhile post of Vice-Com. of the Katsuragi; Capt. of Yashima, etc.; Chief of the Hydrographical Bureau, etc.; Com. of Port Arthur '12; Com. of Maizuru Admiralty '14; mem. of Admiral's Council '15-6. Add. Iriarai, Ebara-gun, Tokyo.", "p": "137", "l": "scan leaf 208", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n208/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakano, Tetsujiro", "t": "Dir., Osaka Zinc Industrial Co., etc., b. 1873 in Okayama-ken; grad. Law at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. and passed the Higher Civil Service Exam. '98; Sec. to the Dept. of Communications '0[illegible]; Dir., Tokyo Post Office '04; Dir., Western Post and Telegraph Control Bureau '10; delegated to the 2nd International Wireless Conference held at London, '12; toured through Germany and France; resigned official post and took to business. Add. No. 35/1 Kita-Shinmachi, Higashi-ku, Osaka.", "p": "138", "l": "scan leaf 209", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n209/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakata, Minoru", "t": "Pres. 1st Fire, Marine Re-ins. Co., Dir., Toyokuni Bank, Hinode Steel Work, Aud., Chiyoda Fire Ins. Co., etc., b. 1857 in Okayama-ken; grad. from Keio, '76; Lecturer of the same; Principal of Okayama Mid. Sch. and Okayama Normal Sch., '83-86; was for a time on the editorial staff of the Jiji; entered the Bank of Japan, '99, Man. of its Nagoya Branch '00; took part in the est. of the Toyokuni Bank. Add. No. 2 Nagata-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "138", "l": "scan leaf 209", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n209/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakata, Tei-ichi", "t": "D. Eng., Director of Tokyo Higher Technical School since '16 and Prof. since '87; b. in '57 in Tokyo; and graduated from Imp. Univ. in '80; studied in Germany, England, etc., in '90-92; attended the Paris World's Fair in '00 as member of the International Committee of Science; is also comptroller of the Patent Office. Add. Naka-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "138", "l": "scan leaf 209", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n209/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakatani, Yoshiro", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), D.C.L. (Japan), ex-Min. of Finance and ex-Mayor of Tokyo; b. '63 at Okayama, son of a celebrated scholar in Chinese classics. Grad. from the Gov. Univ., Tokyo, and entered the Dep't of Finance '87, with which he was long connected without a break, having been successively Councillor, Accountant, Director of Accountant Bureau; Vice-Min. '01; full Minister '06-08, which he resigned early '08; toured around the world '00; Vice-President of Census Com. '10; attended the Peace Conference at the Hague '11; Mayor of Tokyo in '12-15; despatched to Paris in '16 to represent Japan at the Financial Conference of the Allied Powers. Add. Hara-machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "138", "l": "scan leaf 209", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n209/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakikawa, Saishiro", "t": "Director of Mining Bureau, was b. '69 in Saga-ken; grad. from Law College, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '96; Councillor of Agr. and Com. Dep't '99; Secretary in Forestry Bur.; Dir. of Local Mining Inspection Office, Fukuoka and then the same at Osaka '13-17; present post, '17. Add. Osaki, near Tokyo.", "p": "138", "l": "scan leaf 209", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n209/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakurai, Joji", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan), LL.D. (Glasgow), Dean and Prof. of Sc. College, the Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. in Tokyo '59; studied chemistry at University College, London, '76-81; was sent to Europe to inspect Universities and other educational institutions, '01; represented Japan at the International Council of the International Catalogue of Scientific Literature at London in '07 and also in '10. Add. Akebonocho, Komagome, Tokyo.", "p": "138", "l": "scan leaf 209", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n209/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakurai, Shozo", "t": "D. Eng. (Japan), Inspector-Gen. of Naval Construction (ret.); b. '54 in Tokyo; sent abroad by the Naval Dep't '77 and entered its service on returning home '81; sent to England and America to take charge of the crs. Chiyoda, ('87) and Chishima, ('92); was Sectional Chief of the Kure Naval Arsenal during the Sino-Japanese War; was on commission charged to bring home the Chitose and Kasagi '99; Prof. at the Naval Staff College afterward and placed on retired list '[illegible]0; is now connected with the Uraga Dockyard. Add. Nishi-Katamachi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "138", "l": "scan leaf 209", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n209/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sakurai, Tetsutaro", "t": "Gov. of Bank of Formosa since '16, b. '65 in Shidzuoka-ken; grad. Law Col. of the Imp. Univ. of Tokyo '89; was given a post in the Dept. of Finance '90; Councillor of Nagano-ken '91; and having filled the posts of Councillor of Ishikawa, Chief-Police of Okayama, Secy. of Ibaraki-ken, Chief of the Kobe Customs House, etc., Chief of Tax Bureau '03, Dir. of Monopoly Bureau '09-16. Add. Miyashita, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Samejima, Shigeo", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Gen. (ret.); b. in '49 in Kagoshima; grad. from Mill. Cad. Sch. and appointed Sub-Lieut. of Eng. in '75; Maj.-Gen in 97; Lieut.-Gen. in '04; was Com. of 14th Army Div.; full Gen. in '11 and put on reserve list; took part in Russo-Japanese War and awarded 2nd Order of Golden Kite. Add. Kamakura.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Samejima, Takenosuke", "t": "Mem. House of Peers and Aud. Bank of Japan, b. '48 in Kagoshima; studied in U.S.A. while young and was appointed a teacher at the Foreign Language School on his return home, removed as clerk the the Foreign Office, about '[illegible]2; then Per. Sec. to then Foreign Minister Count Okuma, next to the Premier, late Prince Ito, lastly Chief Sec. to the Cabinet; nominated Mem. of House of Peers in '96. Add. Kogai-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Saneyoshi, Yasuzumi", "t": "Vis. (cr. Bar. '97, Vis. '07), M.D., Surg.-Gen. (ret. '08) and ex-Dir. Med. Bureau, Navy; b. '48 in Kagoshima; entered the Col. Med., Imp. Univ. '69; Lieut.-Surgeon of the Navy '74; studied Med. in England for several years; was steadily promoted in the Navy till we found him occupying the highest post of Surgeon-Gen. '90; appointed Dir. Medical Bureau as additional post. Add. Torii-zaka, Tokyo.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sanjo, Sanekata", "t": "3rd Prince, formerly one of the seven seika (next to gosekke for which see Ichijio), House of Fujiwara, founded by Saneyuki (1080-1160 A.D.). The 2nd Prince died in '14, whose father Saneyoshi (1837-91) was one of the most distinguished builders of the grand work of the Restoration, for which he was raised to the rank of Prince; the present head is still a minor. Add. Torii-zaka, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sano, Zensaku", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Dir. and Prof. of Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; b. '73 in Tokyo; and grad. from above in '94; he proceeded twice to Europe and America, and studied further in England, Belgium, Germany, etc., specially devoting his attention to exchange. Add. Sendagaya, near Tokyo", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sasaki, Jujiro", "t": "zoologist and sericultural expert, D. Sc. (Japan), Prof. in the Agr. Coll. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ.; was b. '59 in Tokyo; grad. Science Coll. of the Univ. '8[illegible], entered official service in the Dept. of Agr. and Com. in '81; Assist-Prof. in the present Coll. '82; Prof. in the 1st High School, etc. Add. Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sasaki, Masakichi", "t": "M.D., eldest son of Dr. T. Sasaki (d. '18); b. '56, grad. Med., Imp. Tokyo Univ., '78; further studied in Germany '79-83, to be appointed on his return Prof. at his alma mater; was appointed Dean of the College of Medicine; but he soon resigned the post to devote himself to practice. Add. Surugadai, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sasaki, Nobutsuna", "t": "Dr. Lit. (Japan), poet, Mem. of Imperial Academy, Lect. at Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. in '72 in Ise; grad. from Lit. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '[illegible]8. Has written a Japanese anthology of poems. Add. Komagome Nishikatamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "139", "l": "scan leaf 210", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n210/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sasaki, Shinshiro", "t": "Dir. of the 1st Bank, Tokyo Marine Ins., Tomei Fire and Marine Ins. Cos , etc., ex-Pres. of 20th Bank which was amalgamated with the 1st Bank; b. '48 in Tokyo, is elder brother of Y. Sasaki mentioned below. Add. Nishiogawamachi, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sasaki, Yunosuke", "t": "Pres. of the 1st Bank, Vice-Chairman of Tokyo Bankers' Association, Chairman of Shibusawa Warehouse Co., etc., b. '54 in Tokyo; entered the service of the 1st Bank in '74 and promoted to Mng. and then, Dir. of the Bank '97. Add. Yumi-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sasaki, Zenjiro", "t": "chief technical official of the Tobacco Monopoly Bureau, and Chief of Manufacturing section, was b. in '64 in Ehime; grad. Imperial Agricultural College, Tokyo in '80. Add. Fujimicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo,", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sasano, Otojiro", "t": "Manager of the Fujita Firm, b. '66 at Odawara; Prof. 1st High School '90; entered Foreign Office '95 and was connected with it till '14 when he retired from the Govt. service and entered the Firm '16. Add. Fujita Firm, Osaka.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sato, Aimaro", "t": "Intendant to Prince Fushimi since '20, b. '57 at Hirosaki; grad. at an American univ. '81 and Chief of the Telegraph Section the same year; Sec. at Washington, '87; transferred to London, '91; Chief of Telegraph and Translation Sections, '93; 1st Class Sec. at Paris '96 and next at Berlin; Min. Res. to Mexico '00; recalled home in '02; had charge of the special correspondence business during the Russo-Japanese War and was on the suite of the Peace Plenip. at Portsmouth '05; Minister to Holland '06; attended 2nd Peace Conference at the Hague '07 and Opium Conference at the Hague '11; transferred to Austro-Hungarian Embassy with additional post of Swiss Legation in '14; called home owing to the outbreak of the War; Ambassador to U.S.A. '16-18; Add. Foreign Office, Tokyo.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sato, Naotake", "t": "Consul-Gen. in Harbin; b. 1882 in Okinawa; adopted by Mr. Aimaro Sato, diplomat, in 1903; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School and passed the Dip. Service Exam. '04; Attache '05; served as Embassy secretary and Consul. Add. Harbin.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sato, Sankichi", "t": "M.D., Mem. Acad. of Japan, Prof. at Imp. Tokyo Univ. since '87, and Dir. of its Hospital; b. '57 in Gifu-ken. At first he learned mineralogy at the Tokyo Kaisei Gakko, but afterward took to Medicine which he finished in '82; was sent to Germany for study '83-87 to be appointed Prof. at his alma mater on his return. Add. Sarugakucho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sato, Shosuke", "t": "D. Agr. (Japan), Ph. D., Pres. of the Hokkaido Univ. (Sapporo); b. '55 at Hanamaki, Iwate-ken; grad. from the then existing Foreign Language School 76, and the Sapporo Agr. Col. '80; further studied agri. economy at Johns Hopkins and in Germany, '82-87, and was appointed Professor in the Sapporo Col. on returning home; its President. '94; American exchange Prof. '14. Add. Sapporo, Hokkaido.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sato, Susumu", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), M.D., Pres. of the Juntendo Hospital in Tokyo, b. 45; studied medicine in Germany, and was the Presiding Surgeon of the Hiroshima Military Hospital at the time of the Japan-China War and undertook the operation on Li Hungchang, the late worldfamed Chinese statesman, when he was shot by a fanatic while staying at Shimonoseki as Peace Envoy in '95. The Dr. supervised the Hiroshima Mil. Hospital in the Russo-Japanese War. Mrs. Shizuko Sato is the Principal and Founder of Girls' Art School, Tokyo; b. '51. Add. Kami Komagome, Sugamo, near Tokyo.", "p": "140", "l": "scan leaf 211", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n211/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sawayanagi, Masataro", "t": "D. Litt., Mem. of House of Peers; b. '66 in Nagano-ken; graduated Coll. Lit. Imp. Tokyo, Univ., '88; Secretary of the Dep't of Education '90, to combine post of Personal Secretary to the Minister the following year; Dir. of the Hongwan-ji Middle School, '93-95; next that of Gumma Middle School; Dir. of the 2nd (Sendai) High School, '97; transferred to post of Director of the 1st (Tokyo) High School; then to be Dir. of the Ordinary Education Bureau; attended the World's Oriental Conference held at Berlin, '02. He proceeded to London Apr. '06 to deliver a course of lectures on Japanese education at the London University, but had to return home in hurry before commencing the lectures to be appointed Vice-Minister in '07, resigned in '08; Acting Pres. of Higher Com. School, Tokyo, '09; Pres. of North-Eastern Univ. '10-13; Pres. of Imp. Kyoto Univ. '13-14. Add. Zoshigaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "141", "l": "scan leaf 212", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n212/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Seino, Chotaro", "t": "ex-Governor of Hyogo-ken, b. '69 in Takamatsu, grad. in '95 from Law Coll. of Imp. Tokyo Univ., then began his official career in the Home Office, and in local offices and as Sec. of the Home Office, attended the International Census Conference held in Brussels '03; Governor of Akita-ken '08; Director of the South Manchuria R'ly Co. '08-13. Add. No. 121 Tozuka Shimizugawa, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo.", "p": "141", "l": "scan leaf 212", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n212/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Seki, Hajime", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Deputy Mayor of Osaka; was b. in '73 in Tokyo; grad. from the Higher Com. School in '93; further studied in Europe '98-01, communications being his specialty; was Prof. at the Tokyo Higher Com. School, School Inspector of the Department of Education; present office in '14. Add. Osaka.", "p": "141", "l": "scan leaf 212", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n212/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Seki, Kazutomo", "t": "M.P. and ex-Par. Secy. of Justice Office, and Per. Secy. to Home Minister; b. '70 in Chiba-ken; grad. Tokyo Semmon Gakko (present Waseda Univ.) '95 and took to journalism; studied again 5 yrs. English in Tokyo, further law and politics at Yale and Princeton, U.S.A.; Ed. of Yorozu and Tokyo Mainichi; elected M.P. twice, '12 and '15; one of Jap. representatives at International Parliamentary Conference, at the Hague, '13; entered Okuma Cabinet as Per. Secy. '14, Par. Secy. '15. Add. Uchiyamashitacho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "141", "l": "scan leaf 212", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n212/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Seki, Naohiko", "t": "lawyer, M.P. for Tokyo and ex-Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives; b. '57 at Wakayama city; grad. law at Imp. Univ. Tokyo, '83; Editor of the Tokyo Nichi-Nichi; Mem. of Tokyo City Assembly; repeatedly elected M.P. since '90, and occupied the post of deputy speaker of the Lower House in 29-35 sessions. Add. Minami-Kinrokucho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "141", "l": "scan leaf 212", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n212/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Semba, Taro", "t": "Lieut.-Gen. (ret.), ex-Com. of the 1st Division, b. '55 in Aichi; Sub-Lieut. (Infantry) in '78, entered the Staff College and further studied in Germany '90-93; commanded a brigade in the China-Japan War and in Russia-Japan War; Lieut.-Gen. in '10, after having been a Sectional Director for several years in the General Staff; Com. of 17th Div. '10, of 3rd Div. '14, of 1st Div. '15. Add. Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "141", "l": "scan leaf 212", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n212/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Senga, Tsurutaro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Dr. Jur. (Berlin), Prof. of International Law at Imp. Univ. Kyoto; was b. in 1857 in Okayama. Studied in Germany '84-99, first German literature and then law, both at Berlin University. He was sent by Government in 1900 to Europe and U.S.A. on tour of investigation. Among others he wrote Principles of International Law and Consular-Gerichtsbarkeit. Add. Kyoto Imp. University.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sengoku, Masakata", "t": "Viscount, Member of House of Peers; was b. in 1843 in Tajima where his house formerly held a daimiate fief; was Chamberlain in 1875-80; Secretary of the Home Office '82-85. Add. Kami[illegible]a-cho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sengoku, Mitsugu", "t": "D. Eng., M.P. for Kochi-ken; b. in Tajima '57; a pioneer grad. of Engineering, Tokyo Imp. Univ. '79; was long connected with the Gov. R'ly as its sectional chief. Pres. of the Kyushu Rl'y Co. till its nationalization in '11, promoted Hydro-Elec. Co. '11; toured through Europe '11-12; Pres. of Inawashiro Hydro-Elec. Co. '12-14; Pres. of Imp. Gov. Rlys. '14-15. Add. Fujimi-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Seshita, Kiyomichi", "t": "D.C.L., Barrister, b. '65 in Sado; graduated from the now defunct English Law School '88; went over to America to further his studies taking the degree of D.C.L. at the Columbia and Catholic University 1904; passed the Barristers' examination '88 and became lawyer, the next year. Add. No. 16 2-chome, Imagawa-koji, Kanda.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Seshita, Kiyoshi", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Mitsubishi Bank, b. '74, Nagano-ken; grad. from the Accountant's School formerly attached to Tokyo Higher Commercial School '93; entering Mitsubishi was promoted to Sub-Manager and Manager of its branches at Osaka and Kobe; present post March '17; made a tour through Europe and America to inspect banking business '08-'10. Add. No. 48 Takanawa-Kitamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiba, Chuzaburo", "t": "Baron, D. Eng., Prof. of Shipbuilding at Imp. Univ., Tokyo, and consulting engineer to the Kawasaki Dockyard; b. in Kaga in '72; graduated from the University in '95, and afterward studied at the Central Technical College, London, and also at Humphrey, and Tennant's Works and finally at Berlin; undertook the designing of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha's sister steamers, Tenyo and Chiyo. Add. Akebono-cho, Komagome, Tokyo.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiba, Goro", "t": "Gen., Commander of the Formosan Garrison, holder of 2nd Golden Kite; b. '58 in Aizu, 5th son of a retainer of the clan; entered the Mil. Prep. School '73; Cadet School, '77; Sub-Lieut. '79; was an attaché to the Legation at London, and then at Peking, and took distinguished part as Major (Art.) in the Japan-China War and in connection with the memorable siege of the foreign dip. corps at Peking by the Boxers '00 he became widely celebrated; Com. of 1st Art. Brig. '09-12 and 1st Brigade Heavy Artillery '12-13. Lieut.-Gen., and Com. of 12th Division; Full Gen. and present post '1[illegible]. Add. Taihoku.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiba, Junrokuro", "t": "ex-Dir. of Shrine Bureau, Home Office, Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall (nom. '15); b. '61 in Kanazawa; grad. Law Coll. of Tokyo Univ. '83, studied at Berlin till '88, Prof. at his alma mater on his return home; appointed Councillor to the Legislation Bureau '89; Dir. of Religion Bur. '98-15. Add. Shio-cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "142", "l": "scan leaf 213", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n213/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiba, Shiro", "t": "M.P., ex-Parliamentary Secy. to Foreign Office in 1916, elder brother of Gen. G. Shiba; b. at Aizu '52; studied in America, and in '86 was appointed Personal Secretary to the Minister of Agr. and Com. of the time (Visc. Tani) with whom he travelled through Europe and America on official business; resigned office next year with his chief and published a political novel written in highly polished Sinico-Japanese, and it had a wide circulation; arrested on the charge of complicity in the Korean Queen assassination affair in '95, to be acquitted on examination; Vice-Min. of Agr. and Com. '98 in the Okuma-Itagaki Cabinet. Add. Nagata-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "143", "l": "scan leaf 214", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n214/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shibata, Seinosuke", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Tokyo Sulphuric Acid Co.; Chairman of Dirs., Toyo Soda Co., Toyo Trading Co., Chiyoda Chemical Industry Co., etc., standing Mem., Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, b. 1865 in Tokyo; adopted by the late Tobei Shibata. He also runs Shibata Firm, dye-stuff Co. Add. No. 8 Setomono-cho, Nih., Tokyo.", "p": "143", "l": "scan leaf 214", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n214/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shibayama, Yahachi", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Adm. (ret), b. '60 in Kagoshima; Sub-Lieut. of the Navy, '74; Rear-Adm. and Com. Saseho Adm'ty at the time of the Japan-China War and was rewarded for his service with 3rd Class Golden Kite; Vice-Adm. '97 and was Com. of Kure Adm'ty during '04-05 War and was granted 2nd Class Golden Kite, transferred to be Com. of Port Arthur '0[illegible]; raised to full Adm., '06 and placed on retired list. Add. Kami-Rokuban-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "143", "l": "scan leaf 214", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n214/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shibayama, Yasu", "t": "chairman of Dirs., Taxie-Cab Co., Dir., Osaka Taxie Cab Co. etc., b. 1871 in Ishikawa-ken. Add. 51 5-chome, Aoyama-Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "143", "l": "scan leaf 214", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n214/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shibusawa, Ei-ichi", "t": "Baron (cr. '00), Founder of 1st Bank and Tokyo Savings Bank and for long President of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, Chief of Committee of Tokyo Bankers' Association, etc. but recently retired from practical work retaining the post of Dir. of Municipal Orphanage of Tokyo, etc.; b. '40 in Saitama-ken, is a Nestor of our business circles. Took service under the Tokugawa in its declining days and visited Europe '67-68 in company of a Tokugawa Prince; appointed a high official in the Treasury on establishment of the Imperial Government, but left it '73 with the then Vice-Minister of the Dep't (the late Marquis Inouye) in consequence of his opposition to the policy of the Minister. From that time to his retirement the subject of this sketch consistently kept aloof from Gov. service, though very frequently the chair of Finance has been offered to him. Founded the 1st Bank (Dai-ichi Ginko), a pioneer of national bank in '73; was the chairman of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce from its inauguration till spring of '15 when he resigned on account of ill-health. Toured in Europe and America in '02; again in U.S.A. in '10, and also in '15. Add. Kabuto-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "143", "l": "scan leaf 214", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n214/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shibuya, Ariaki", "t": "Lieut.-Gen. (ret. '14), Dir. of the Imp. Mews, ex-Insp. of Commissariat Dept., Mil. Education Board, b. '56 in Wakayama; appinted Sub-Lieut. of Cavalry '79, entered Military Staff Col. in '84; served for years as Aide-de-Camp to the Crown Prince, etc.; Lieut.-Gen. '08. Add. Gazembo, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "143", "l": "scan leaf 214", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n214/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shida, Kotaro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), ex-Prof. Tokyo Higher Commercial School, b. '68 in Chiba Prefecture; grad. '94 from Law Col. of Imp. Univ., and further studied in its post-grad. course, being at the same time Professor in the Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. in '97, sent to Germany '98-01 to study Com. Law; Prof. at Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. in '06; once special mem. of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce; engaged by the Chinese Govt. as Prof. and Adviser to compile Com. and Civ. Law '08-12. Now in the Yasuda Family corporation. Add. Kobinatadai, Koish., Tokyo.", "p": "143", "l": "scan leaf 214", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n214/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shidate, Tetsutaro", "t": "ex-Gov. of the Ind. Bank of Japan, was b. '64 in Shimane; grad. from Politics, Imp. Tokyo Univ., class '80; served at the Bank of Japan till '89; entered the Kyushu Railway '00; Sumitomo Bank '01-10; joined the editorial staff of the Osaka Mainichi '11-12; Ind. Bank '13-18. Add. Nakashibuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "144", "l": "scan leaf 215", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n215/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shidehara, Kijuro", "t": "Ambassador to U.S.A. since '19, b. in '72 in Kawachi; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '95 and served in Agr. and Com. Dept.; éleve-Consul at Chemulpo '99; transferred to London, Antwerp, &c.; Sec. of Head Office '11 and Embassy Councillor at Washington in May '12; Minister at the Hague '14-15; Vice-Min. of Foreign Affairs in '15. Add. Washington.", "p": "144", "l": "scan leaf 215", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n215/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiga, Shigetaka", "t": "ex-M.P., journalist, traveller, author, and Prof. Waseda Univ.; b. '63 at Okazaki; grad, Sapporo Agr. Col. '84; was once a school teacher and then visited the South Seas, '86, on board a naval training ship and his “Affairs in the South Seas” acquired a wide reputation for its charming style; joined the Progressionists '95; appointed Dir. Forestry Bureau, '97; Chief Councillor of Foreign Office, '9[illegible]; joined the Port Arthur investing army in the '04-05 war, also the Saghalien commission. Has written a number of works, chiefly geographical; visited South America, Africa and Europe on board cr. Ikoma; again America '15. Add. 475 Yoyogi, Tokyo.", "p": "144", "l": "scan leaf 215", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n215/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shijo, Ryuai", "t": "Marquis, of a former courtier family that descended from Fujiwara Kamatari; the present head was b. '80, and is Lieut. of Cavalry. Add. Fujimi-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "144", "l": "scan leaf 215", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n215/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shima, Yasujiro", "t": "Dr. Eng., Dir. and Chief of Eng. Dept., South Manchuria Rly. Co. since '19; grad. from the Eng. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ., '94; expert to Sanyo Rly., Kansai Rly., Communication Dept., Nippon Rly., ('03) and finally to Imp. Rly. Board, '08, with which latter he was connected, combining Prof. of his alma mater since '09, till he was transferred to the present post. Twice made an inspection tour abroad, '03-04 and '10-12. Add. Dairen.", "p": "144", "l": "scan leaf 215", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n215/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimada, Saburo", "t": "M.P. (Kensei-kai) of unbroken record, Pres. of House of Representatives '15-'17; b. '52 in Tokyo; held a post of Secretary in the Dept. of Edu., which he resigned '81 when Count Okuma left the Government; was long one of the ablest lieutenants of the Count and a prominent member of his party, but afterward he severed connection with it. He joined the Nationalist Party in '10 but left it in '13 and then went over to late Prince Katsura's party. He has written several works of historical interest notably the Life of Grand Councillor Ii; visited America to deliver lectures '11. He played active part in disclosing the Naval Scandal in '14. Add. Nakarokubancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "144", "l": "scan leaf 215", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n215/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimamura, Asao", "t": "Mng.-Dir. and Head of Supply Dept. of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha; b. 1862 in Fukuoka-ken; grad. from Keio in 1886; entered the Co. '[illegible]9; transferred to its Kobe, and then, Osaka Branch, '9[illegible]; returned to the Head Office '95; Branch Manager in various places for years; present post, 1912. Add. 1 Shiba-kanasugi, Tokyo.", "p": "144", "l": "scan leaf 215", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n215/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimamura, Hayao", "t": "Baron (cr. '16). Adm., Chief of General Naval Staff, Mem. of Admirals' Council since '11; b. in Kochi-ken '58; Midshipman, '81; sent abroad for study in England and Italy '88-89; staff officer on board the flag-ship Matsushima, in the Japan-China War when he was slightly wounded; Commander soon after and attached to the Naval Board; Prof. at the Naval Staff Coll. '96; attaché to the Japanese Legation at Rome '96; attached to the Naval Board on returning home the same year; Capt. '99; was Commander of the Suma, and Chief Staff of the Standing Squadron in the Boxer Trouble '00; attached to the Naval Board and also Prof. at the Coll. on returning home; Rear-Adm. in '02; was Chief Staff to Adm. Togo in Russo-Japanese War; Vice-Adm. '07 and Pres. of Staff Coll. '07-09; attended The Hague Peace Conference held '07; Commander of the Saseho Adm. '09-14; Com. of the Squadron that attended King George's Coronation Ceremony; promoted Adm. '15. Add. Aoyama-Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimazu, Tadashige", "t": "Prince, formerly of the great House of Satsuma, with a fief of 700,000 koku, and 30th head of the line which was founded in 12th century; his predecessor Seihin and uncle Hisamitsu did much for rehabilitating the Imperial power. The present head was b. '86 and is Lieutenant of Navy. Add. Nagatacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimizu, Cho", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Judge of Adm. Litigation; b. '68 in Kanagawa; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '94; Secretary of the Home Office and Prof. at the Peers' School and studied in Germany and Austria '98-99. Add. Aizumicho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimizu, Ichiro", "t": "President of the Appeal Court at Sendai, b. in '58 in Kaga; grad. the former Law College under control of Justice Dept. '84, and has since sat on the Bench in which he was Judge at the Supreme Court, President of Kobe District Court, etc. Add. Appeal Court, Sendai.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimizu, Teikichi", "t": "Dir., Ishikawajima Dockyard, Tokyo, b. 1867 in Kyoto; adopted by Mannosuke Shimizu; after grad. from the Eng. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ., engaged in his father's business, Shimizu-gumi Public Work Contractor; made a tour abroad, 1901. Add. No. 17 Kita Kogacho, Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimoda, Utako", "t": "Mad., one of the foremost educationalists; a Court maid of honour when about 16 years old, and again after the death of her husband. An instructor of the Peeress' School; resigned in Nov. '07 and has since devoted herself chiefly to a private female school she founded about '99; visited Europe '93-95. Add. Kitamachi, Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimogo, Dembei", "t": "ex-Member of the House of Peers, Pres. of the Jinju Life Ins. Co.; b. '72, at Nagahama, Shiga-ken; studied in the Keiogijuku; made an inspection tour in Europe and America '00; has interests in many companies. Add. Mita Koyamacho, Tokyo.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimomura, Ko", "t": "Dir. of Civil Administration Bureau, Formosa (app. '15), b. 75, eldest son of late Fusajiro Shimomura; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo, Univ., '98, and was long connected with the postal service as Dir., Postal Money Order and Savings Bureau. Add. Taipeh, Formosa.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shimo-oka, Chuji", "t": "M.P., ex-Vice-Minister of Home Affairs, b. '70 in Hyogo-ken; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '95; Gov. of Akita-ken '05-08; Director of Agr. Bureau '08; Vice-Min. of Agr. and Com. '12-13; Chief Sec. of the Cabinet '13-14; Vice-Min. of Home Affairs '14-15; Parl. Sec. to the same Dept. '15. Add. Yakoji, Ichigaya, Tokyo.", "p": "145", "l": "scan leaf 216", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n216/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shin, Keita", "t": "D. Eng., Naval Architect, ex-Mng. of the Ishikawajima Ship-building Co.; was b. '64 in Yamaguchi-ken. grad. from Eng'ring Col. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ. about '8[illegible] and soon entered the said Co. He established his office in '11. Add. Aoyama Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shinjo, Yoshio", "t": "Vice-Pres. of the Tokyo Electric Co., b. '73 at Yamaguchi-ken; grad. at Science, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; entered the present Co. in '99 as Chief Eng.; Dir. of the same '14, and then the present post '18. Add. Shirokane-Sankocho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shioda, Taisuke", "t": "Dr. Eng., Dir. Mitsubishi Ship-building Co., b. 18[illegible]7; adopted by the Shioda family '96; early entered the firm; the present post 1918. Add. No. 7, Tatsuoka-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiohara, Matasaku", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Sankyo Kabushiki-Kaisha, was b. in Yokohama in '96, and studied at the Yokohama Commercial School and the Yokohama English and Japanese Language School; started drug business in '99; went to America to study drug business. He began importing drugs, chemicals, etc, and incorporated his firm in '07 as partnership Co. under the name of Sankyo Goshi-Kaisha, which in '13 was consolidated into a joint stock Co., Mr. Shiohara acting as Mng.-Dir. Add. Iigurakata-machi, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiozawa, Shōtei", "t": "Ph. D., D.C.L. (Japan), Prof. at the Waseda Univ.; was b. in '74 at Mito; grad. from Waseda in '9[illegible], from Wisconsin '00, and further studied at Berlin and Halle '01-2, his speciality being political economy. Add. Yarai, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiraishi, Motojiro", "t": "Dir. of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha, Dir. of Hinode Life Ins. Co. etc. b. '67 in Niigata-ken Early grad. from Law Col. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ. and entered the Toyo Kisen Kaisha to be elevated to the present post. He founded the Nippon Steel Tube Mfg. Co. which he presides. Add. Mitakouncho, Tokyo", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiraiwa, Ryuhei", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Tōa Industrial Co., and Dir. of the Nisshin (Japan-China) S.S. Co., b. '70 in Mimasaka; studied at Nisshin Boeki Kenkyujo (Japan-China Trading Institute). Shanghai; attached to the Imperial Headquarters as Military Interpreter in the '94-'95 War. Add. No. 17, 5-chome, Hirakawacho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shirani, Takeshi", "t": "Pres. Imp. Iron Foundry (app. 1918), ex-Dir. Colonial Bureau '16-18, ex-Civil Governor of Kwantung '08-17; b. '63 in Fukuoka; grad. Law, Imp. Univ., '90; appointed at the Home Office in which he held post of Councillor, Section Chief and finally Dir. of Temple and Shrine Affairs Bureau '02, also serving for some years at the Hokkaido Office, and also at the Edu. Dep't. Transferred to Gov. of Tochigi-ken, '03; Dir., Ordinary Education Bureau, '06-08. Add. Yawata, Kyushu.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiratori, Kurakichi", "t": "historian, D. Litt. (Japan), tutor to the Crown Prince, and Prof. at the Peers' School; was b. '65 in Chiba; grad. in '99 from Lit. Col. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ., further studied in Germany and Hungary '00-05, and is an authority on Mongolian dynasties and allied subjects. Add. Shimo-Ochiai, suburb of Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shiroyama, Shosai", "t": "master “makiye” artist, Grand Prize recipient at Paris and St. Louis, ex-Prof. of Fine Art Academy; b. '53 in Tokyo; first studied inlaying but subsequently took to “makiye”; was ordered in '87 to make makiye-frame for mirror in the Empress' chamber; organized the Japan Lacquer Art Society with some others '90, and was appointed Prof. of the Academy the following year, resigning the post '01. He is specially famous for “level polish makiye,” and has frequently received orders from the Imperial Court. Add. Kobiki-cho Itchome, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "146", "l": "scan leaf 217", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n217/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shisa, Suguru", "t": "Paymaster-General, Chief of Naval Account Bureau; b. '64 in Nagasaki-ken; Dir. of Paymasters' school and Chief Accountant of Saseho Admiralty before transferred to present post in '12. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shito, Akira", "t": "ex-Chief of Silk Conditioning House, at Yokohama, b. '60 in Kumamoto; grad. '85 from Komaba Agr. Col. and was in the service of Prefectural Offices and Department of Agr. and Com. as agriculturist, having been Chief of the Silk Conditioning House till '10, then commercial agent in New York; again Chief of the House '12-'18. Add. Nishitobe, Yokohama.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sho, Seijiro", "t": "Mng. of the Mitsubishi Firm, was b. '62 in Nagasaki; grad. Imp. Tokyo Univ. '84; studied in U.S.A.; and has since been connected with the Firm. Add. Kobinata Suido-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sho, Ten", "t": "Marquis, of the \"princely house\" of Luchu; b. '64. Add. Fujimi-cho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shoda, Heigoro", "t": "Pres. of Meiji Life, Dir. of Meiji. Fire, Tokyo Marine Ins. Cos., etc., b. '45 in Oita-ken; was one of the most trusted confidents of the late Mr. Fukuzawa, Japan's greatest educationalist, and was one of his assist.-teacher in the inception stage of his famous institution, Keiogijuku. Then entered the Mitsubishi Firm soon after its creation and has done much in building it up to the present greatness; had charge of the Nagasaki Dockyard owned by the Firm for long while. Add. Hayashi-cho, Koishi., Tokyo.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shoda, Kazue", "t": "ex-Min. of Finance, '16-'18, Crown Mem. of House of Peers (nom. '14); b. '69 in Ehime-ken; graduated from Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '95; passed the higher civil service examination in the following year; inspector of taxation affairs '07; promoted to the Dir. Finance Bureau, Treasury in '07; Vice-Minister in '11-14, having been in the meanwhile Chief of Hakodate Customs House, Sec. at the head Office, etc., Pres. of Chosen Bank in '15, promoted to Vice-Minister Oct '16, full Min. same year. Add. Nakashibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Shoda, Tei-ichiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Japan-China Milling Co., b. in Gumma-ken '70; grad. from. the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '91; engaged in soye mfg. for years; founded the Tatebayashi Flour Mill; was elected the Mng.-Dir., when the Co. was amalgamated with the present Co. in March '07. Add. No. 22, 1-chome, Kobinatadaimachi, Koishikawa Tokyo.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Simla, Gentaro", "t": "Gov. of Japan Hypothec Bank since '12; was born in '67 in Yamanashi; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '89 and entered Agr. and Com. Dept.; Councillor '93; Sectional Chief in '97; Vice-Gov. of the Hypothec Bank '02-12; travelled through Europe and America for inspection of business '99-01. Add. Kanetomicho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "147", "l": "scan leaf 218", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n218/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Soda, Kiichiro", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Dr. der Statz Wischenschaft, Lecturer of the Tokyo Higher Commercial School, and Pres. of Soda Bank, b. '81 in Yokohama; eldest son of the late Soda Kinsaku, banker; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School with honor '02, and went through its post-graduate course; further studied for nine years in Germany, England and France. His essays on \"Money and Value\" and \"Economial Method and its Logical Character\" both in German, won him doctorate; returned home '13 to take up the present posts. Add. Soda Bank, Yokohama.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Soe—", "t": "=Soye—.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Soga, Sukenori", "t": "Lieut.-Gen. (retired), Viscount (cr. '84), Privy Councillor, ex-President of nationalized Nippon Railway Co., and Mem. House of Peers '91-15; b. '43 in Saga-ken; early entered the Imp. Army; took distinguished part as Commander of Brigade on the occasion of Civil War of '77; was subsequently a Divisional Commander at various places; held for a while, the post of Vice-Chief of the General Staff; retired from active service about '87, was once chief military tutor and Aide-de-Camp to the Crown Prince. Add. Surugadai, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Soma, Hanji", "t": "M.A., Pres. of Meiji Sugar Co., Formosa, was b. '69 at Inuyama; non-commissioned officer '85-90; studied at the Tokyo Higher Technical School; then Berlin and Michigan, devoting himself to chemical researches about sugar; taught at his alma mater '03-04; chemist to Formosan Government-Gen.; Dir. of the present Co. which was established '06. Add. Shiba Park, Tokyo.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Soma, Nagatane", "t": "Dir. of Yokohama Specie Bank, Prof. of the Senshu Univ.; b. '50 in Hikone, Omi; sent to America to study Laws and Economics at Yale Univ. as early as 71; established the Senshu Gakko (now Univ.) in conjunction with Dr. Visc. Tajiri and Baron Megata on his return home in '79, entered Yokohama Specie Bank, and was Pres. for about ten years till '09. Was granted 3rd Grade of Merit for his service in the Russo-Japanese War. Add. Shimo-Tozuka, near Tokyo.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sone, Tatsuzo", "t": "architect, D. Eng., b. '55 in Karatsu, grad. architecture '80 in the defunct Govt. Eng. College; was architect to the Kure Admiralty for some years, architect of the Mitsubishi Firm '90-07 and undertook building a number of brick houses in the extensive open space which the firm owns near the Imperial Palace, Tokyo; started business on his own account in '07. Add. Nakashibuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sonoda, Kokichi", "t": "Baron (cr. Nov. '18), banker, Dir. of 15th Bank, Yokohama Specie Bank, and of Anglo-Japanese Hydro-Electric Co., etc., b. '48 in Satsuma, and adopted into the family; entered the Kaisei Gakko (present Imp. Tokyo Univ.) '69, first as student, then appointed Assist.; removed to the Foreign Office as clerk. '71; dispatched to England, '74 as Jap. Exhibition Commissioner and subsequently appointed attache to the Legation; Personal Secretary to the Foreign Minister '79; Jap. Consul in London. '82-90; elected Pres. of Yokohama Specie Bank, '90; dispatched to London to bring home the indemnity from China, '96; transferred to Pres. of 15th Bank '99-15. Add; Shirokane, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sowa, Kaichiro", "t": "Prop. of Sowa Co. K. K., Silk dealers, b. 1864 in Kyoto; adopted by Sowa Kahei and succeeded in his business bringing it to the present prosperity. Add. Ginza 1-chome, Tokyo.", "p": "148", "l": "scan leaf 219", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n219/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Soyeda, Juichi", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), ex-Pres. of Imp. Gov. Rlys, b. '63 in Fukuoka-ken; reputed as a prodigy of genius when a child on account of his precocious talent; grad. from Pol. Economy of the Imp. Tokyo Univ., '84; further prosecuted his studies at Cambridge, England, Heidelberg, to be appointed a Councillor of the Treasury on his return home, '87; was promoted to post of Vice-Ministership at the time of Okuma-Itagaki Cabinet, '98; appointed Pres. of the Bank of Formosa, '99 when the bank was inaugurated; removed to the chairman of the Organization Com. of the Japan Ind. Bank and appointed its President on its being formally started '02; retired from the post in '12; and visited U.S.A. in connection with anti-Japanese agitation in '13. Has taken active part in the introduction of foreign capital; President of Imp. Gov't Railways in '15-16. Add. Fujimicho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Soyejima, Michimasa", "t": "2nd Count (1st Count Taneomi, d. '05 rendered distinguished service for the Restoration); b. in '71 and was educated at the Peers' School, then at Leeds and Cambridge, England, where he studied history under Prof. Seeley, class '95. Add. Omotecho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suda, Toshinobu", "t": "D.E. (Japan), Dir. of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha; b. in '56 in Hyuga; grad. from defunct Gov. Engineering Coll. in '81; after a short service in the Gov't he entered the present Co. Add. Shio-cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sugawara, Michitaka", "t": "mem. House of Peers (nom. '16), Mng.-Dir. of the Japan-American Trust Co., b. '69 in Miyagi-ken; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '96, and entered the service of the Treasury; after holding post of Dir. of Revenue of Customs Office, at Hakodate, Kobe, etc., promoted to Councillor in '04 then Dir. Tax. Bureau; Vice-Min. Finance '15-16; took active part in promoting the Trust. Add. Kagocho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sugi, Magoshichiro", "t": "Viscount (cr. '87), Privy Councillor; b. '35 in Choshu; took active part in the work of the Restoration, and was subsequently in the Imperial Court before he was appointed Privy Councillor, '97. Add. Hirakawacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sugimura, Kotaro", "t": "journalist and author, on the staff of the Tokyo Asahi, b. '72 in Wakayama; was school teacher and translator, U.S. Embassy, before he entered Asahi in '04; travelled several times in the West. Has written a number of books. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sugimura, Toraichi", "t": "ex-Ambassador at Berlin, b. '57 at Kanazawa; took service at Justice Dep't '57; removed to the Foreign Office '85; Secretary of the Legation at Rome, '87; removed to Paris, 91, to Petrograd, '92; to Vienna, '94-99; again to Mexico, '02-06; Minister to Sweden, '06-11; to Germany, '11-14. Add. Foreign Office", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sugino, Kisei", "t": "Broker of Tokyo Stock Exchange, Mng. Dir. of Yamaichi & Co.; b. in '70, in Hirosaki, Aomori-ken; grad. '89 from the Banking Training Course attached to Treasury and entered the Bank of Japan; Mng.-Dir. of Nagoya Ginko L'td. 1901; and came up to Tokyo after 1904-5 War and entered Koike & Co. as its manager and on its voluntary winding up April, '17 created present concern. Add. Office No. 3 Kabuto-cho, Tokyo; resid. No. 816 Sendagaya, suburb of Tokyo.", "p": "149", "l": "scan leaf 220", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n220/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sugita, Tei-ichi", "t": "Mem. of House of Peers, leader of Seiyukai; b. '51 in Fukui-ken; is one of the dwindling old Liberals who struggled long for the cause of freedom by sacrificing personal interest and comfort; appointed Gov. of Hokkaido in the Okuma-Itagaki Cabinet, '98; was Vice-Pres. of House of Rep. in '09-08; nom. Crown Mem. of House of Peers in '12. Add. Shimoshibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sugiura, Shigetake", "t": "educationist, tutor of Crown Prince and Principal of Nippon Middle School, b. '55 in Shiga-ken; studied at the pioneer of Imp. Tokyo Univ. '70-76, at Owens Coll, Manchester '76-80 chemistry under Roscoe; was afterward Principal of the University Preparatory School, Dir. of Special Edu. Bureau; M.P. in the 1st session; tutor to Crown Prince '14. Add. Hisakata-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Sumitomo, Kichizaemon", "t": "Baron (cr. '11), Pres. of Sumitomo Bank, Osaka; b. '64 at Kyoto, represents one of the oldest millionaire families in Japan; is a younger brother of Marquises Tokudaiji and Saionji, and adopted by the family; once sat in the House of Peers as representative for the highest tax-payers of Osaka. The family runs the Sumitomo Bank, copper mining and melting and also colliery Add. Chausuyama, Tennoji, Osaka.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suyematsu, Kencho", "t": "Viscount (cr. Baron '95, and Visc. '07), Dr. Lit. (Japan), Privy Councillor; b. '55 in Fukuoka-ken; began public career as writer on the staff of the Nichi Nichi; appointed Chancellor of the Legation at London, where he turned his leisure fully to advantage by attending lectures; returned M.P. from his district, '90-95; Dir. of the Legislative Bureau, '92-95; Minister of Communications in the Ito Cabinet, '98; Minister for the Interior, '00-01 in the Seiyukai Ministry; non-official agent in England during the '04-5 war; appointed Privy Councillor, '06. Is a son-in-law of the late Prince Ito whose eldest daughter is Viscountess Suyematsu; had for a time charge of the education of the Crown Prince of Korea when the latter first arrived in Tokyo in '07. Wrote \"Risen Sun Empire,\" \"Japanese Fantasies,\" etc. Add. Nishinokubo, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suyenobu, Dosei", "t": "Pres. Tokyo Marine Ins., Meiji Life Ins. Cos., and of several other important concerns; b. '55 in Kochi-ken and was among the first batch of graduates of the Imp. Univ., Tokyo, and has ever since devoted himself to business. Add. Toriizaka, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuka, Jun", "t": "Pres., Suzuka Co., traders and manufacturers of artificial fertilizer; b. 1894 in Tokyo, eldest son of the late Yasuiye Suzuka; grad. from Waseda in Commerce; succeeded his father's business on his death in '19; present post when the firm was reformed as a Joint Stock Co., '20. Add. Sagacho, Fukagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Eisaku", "t": "Consul-Gen. in Hongkong, b. 1879 in Shizuoka-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Com. Sch., 1900; passed the Dip. Service Exam. and Eleve Con., '02; Consul, '08; Embassy Sec. and then present post.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Kantaro", "t": "Vice-Adm. b. '65 in Chiba-ken; grad. Naval Academy, Lieut.-Commander, '98; Commander, '02; Capt. '03; once Dir. of Torpedo School. Vice-Minister of Navy in '14. Add. Sugamo, Tokyo.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Kisaburo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Vice-Min. of Justice; b. in Kanagawa-ken '67; grad. Law Col. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ., in '91, and has sat on the bench since '95; meanwhile occupying the posts of Chief Judge at Tokyo District Court, Dir. Legal Aff. Bur., etc., was dispatched abroad in '08 on a tour of inspection; app. to present post in '14. Also holds a chair in Waseda University, teaching Civil Law. Add. Yamabushi-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "150", "l": "scan leaf 221", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n221/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Masaya", "t": "Gen.-Mng., Sumitomo family, Osaka; was b. in Kanazawa '62; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo University, '87; was a Councillor of the Dep't of Agr. and Com. on graduation; then removed to a post of secretary in several local offices, lastly at Osaka; resigned the post and entered the present service about '96. Add. Sumitomo, Osaka.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Saburosuke", "t": "Dir. of the Japan Chemical Industry Co., and Proprietor of Suzuki Firm, manufacturer and exporter of Iodine, etc.; was b. in Kanagawa-ken '68. He established the former Co. in '06 and was Mng.-Dir. till May, '09 which he resigned at his own convenience and became a Director. He is sole agent for \"Ajinomoto\" (cooking powder) which has been patented at home and abroad. Add. Atagocho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Shimakichi", "t": "Vice-Pres. and Gen.-Manager of the Yokohama Specie Bank since 1919; b. 1868; grad. from Keio '89; entered the Bank, '92; Sub-Manager of its New York Branch, '95; Manager of the Tientsin, Peking and Shanghai Branches in succession. Add. Yokohama.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Sobei", "t": "President of the Nagoya Chamber of Commerce and leading banker and businessman in that city, was b. in '56 in a house noted as a wholesale dealer in lumber; has sat in the House of Representatives for a long while. Add. Nagoya.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Suzuki, Umeshiro", "t": "M.P. for Tokyo, Dir. of Kyodo Fire Ins. Co., and Japan Colonization Co., etc.; b. '62 in Nagano-ken; grad. from the Keio-gijuku '85 and after having been connected with the Jiji, turned to business. Add. Yobancho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tachibana, Koichiro", "t": "Full Gen, Com. of the Kwantung Garrison since '19.; b. '61 at Fukuoka; grad. Cadet School '83, Cap. '94, Major '98, Colonel '05, and Adjutant to the War Minister, Maj.-Gen. '09, Chief Staff of the Korean Garrison and Com. of Gendarmerie in Korea in '14; Div. Com. in '16. Add. Port Arthur.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tadokoro, Yoshiharu", "t": "ex-Vice-Minister of Edu., '16-'18, Pres. Osaka Gas Co., b. '71 in Kochi; grad. Law, at Imperial Tokyo Univ. '95; passed the higher civil service examination the following year; Councillor at various local offices and at Edu. Dep't; was in Europe '03-05 to investigate educational administration; Commissioner of Anglo-Japanese Exhibition '10; Dir. General Education Bureau, Dep't of Education, '11-16. Add. Osaka Gas Works.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tagawa, Daikichiro", "t": "Ex-M.P., ex-Parl. Sec'y. of Justice Dept., ex-Deputy-Mayor of Tokyo; b. in '69 in Nagasaki-ken; grad. from the Waseda Semmon Gakko (now Univ.) in '90; took part in Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese Wars as interpreter; is a prominent Christian thinker. His imprisonment in '18 on charge of lése majeste for a magazine article startled the public at home and abroad. Add. Kobinatadaimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Taguchi, Yoshisaburo", "t": "Mng.-Dir.. Takata Mining Co., Aud., Teikoku Savings Bank, b. 1866 in Okayama-ken; on graduating from the Tokyo Higher Commercial Sch.. '85, entered the Takata Firm; Man. of its London Branch '89-91; returned home to be finally installed as its Manager combining the above posts. Add. 8/1 Motozono-cho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "151", "l": "scan leaf 222", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n222/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tajiri, Inajiro", "t": "Viscount (cr. Baron '95, Visc. '07), D. C. L. Mem. House of Peers, Mayor of Tokyo ('18), ex-Chief of Board of Audit ('02-18); b.in Kagoshima '50; grad. from Yale Univ., U.S.A. in '79; Councillor of the Finance Dep't '81; afterward Dir. of Loan and other Bureaux; twice Vice-Minister of Finance, '92-02. He is teaching political economy at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. and other institutions, and enjoys as great a reputation as a scientist and an executive officer; has written several works on political economy. Add. Kanatomicho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "152", "l": "scan leaf 223", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n223/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takagi, Masutaro", "t": "ex- M.P. and barrister, b. in '69 in Tokyo; grad. from the Tokyo Hogaku-in in '91; passed the Judge and Procurators' Examination and Barristers' in '95, and has since been practising in Tokyo. Owns and edits a law jurnal, and is legal adviser to several business establishments. Add. Hon-Shirokane-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "152", "l": "scan leaf 223", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n223/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takagi, Mizutaro", "t": "B.D., D.D., Pres. of the Aoyama-Gaku-in, b. 1864 in Shizuoka-ken, grad. from the Prefectural Normal School, Toyo Eiwa Gakko and then, Victoria Univ., Toronto, Canada, 1895-'98. Prof. of Theology in the Toyo Eiwa Gakko, Pastor of the Central Tabernacle, Hongo, 1899-1904; chief editor of the \"Gokyo\" a Methodist magazine. 1901-'07; Prof. at the Aoyama-Gaku-in and Pastor of the Azabu Methodist Church, 1904-'07; visited Europe and America 1906-'07; present post since 1913. Among his works are \"Life of John Wesley,\" \"Life and Religion,\" and \"Encylopedia of Christian Knowledge.\" Add. Aoyama Gaku-in,Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "152", "l": "scan leaf 223", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n223/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takagi, Rokuro", "t": "Japanese Representative of Han-Yeh-Ping Iron and Coal Mining Co., b. in Miyagi-ken '80; studied in Tokyo Shoko Middle School and entering Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, was despatched to China by the Co. as a commercial student; took part in Boxers' Trouble as Military Interpreter; on the conclusion of the Trouble returned to Mitsui and served at its Branches at Hankow and Shanghai; left the Co. in '11 on the establishment of the Co. Add. No. 18 Nijukkicho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "152", "l": "scan leaf 223", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n223/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takagi, Shichigoro", "t": "Proprietor of the Takagi Kaiso-ten, Pres. of the Sanyu-gumi Joint Stock Co. and Auditor of the Nippon Marine Transportation Co., b. at Yokohama; after graduating from the Waseda Business School '06, succeeded his father's business as shipping agent. Add. No. 17 2-chome, Moto-hamacho, Yokohama.", "p": "152", "l": "scan leaf 223", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n223/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takahashi, Kazutomo", "t": "Translator at the Foreign Office, former Editor of the Japan Times (Tokyo), Prof. Keio-gijuku Univ.; was b. '62 in Kawagoye; entered Col. of Law, Imp. Univ. Tokyo, but left in '86, and proceeded to U. S. A., where he grad. from Michigan State Univ.; attended to business in the States and Canada before he returned home '97 and was connected with the Japan Times till '17 Add. Tsunohazu, Tokyo.", "p": "152", "l": "scan leaf 223", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n223/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takahashi, Korekiyo", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Mem. of House of Peers; b. '54 in Tokyo; sent to America for study, '67; was for several months treated as a slave through the treachery of his knavish American \"guardian\"; returned home the following year; appointed an official of the Dep't, Agr. and Com., '81; ultimately rising to be Dir., Patent Bureau but this post he had to abandon owing to the notorious fraud of a \"gold mine\" in Peru, he and his freinds who formed a company to exploit, having been victimized by a German swindler. Soon he found a post in the Bank of Japan, promoted to a Director having charge of the western section of Japan; removed to the Yokohama Specie Bank, '95, to be elected its Vice-Pres., '97; elected Vice-Gov., Bank of Japan, then made Pres. once more of the Specie Bank '06, retaining the former post. He was financial agent for raising foreign loans in England and America, and was dispatched abroad twice on the important mission '05 and '06; was Gov. of the Bank of Japan in '11; Minister of Finance '13-14, and again in '18. Add. Omote-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "152", "l": "scan leaf 223", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n223/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takahashi, Motokichi", "t": "M.A. (Princeton) and M.P.for his native province since '17; b. 1873 in Akita-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Normal School and went over to America to study politics; Per. Sec. to Gov.-Gen. of Kwantung, '07-08; left the Govt. service to take to business '12; Add. No. 47 Yokodera-machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "153", "l": "scan leaf 224", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n224/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takahashi, Sakuye", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Prof. of Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. and Mem. of House of Peers (nom. '16); was b. '65 in Nagano-ken; grad. Politics at Imp. Tokyo Univ., '94; legal adviser to Adm. Ito, Commander of the Combined Squadron in the Japan-China War; proceeded to England and France to study International Law '97-01; Prof. at his alma mater on his return home; wrote several works on internat. law. Dir. of Legislative and Pension Bureaux '14-16. Add. Komagome, Akebonocho, Tokyo.", "p": "153", "l": "scan leaf 224", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n224/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takahashi, Torata", "t": "Pres. of the Tokyo Silk & Woolen Fabric Co. and Mng.-Dir. of the Teikoku Cold Strage Co., b. '67 at Sendai; grad. from the Senshu Gakko; in Formosan Govt.-General's service '95-'98; entered the Nippon Rly. Co. '98; and remained there till the railway nationalization came into effect; founded in '07 the Cold Storage Co., the pioneer in Japan, took an active part in the establishment of the Tokyo Silk & Woolen Fabric Co. in March '17, and then the Nippon Seimo Co. in March '18, both of which he presides over. Add. No. 862 Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "153", "l": "scan leaf 224", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n224/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takahira, Kogoro", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), ex-Ambassador to Washington; b. '54 in Iwate-ken; began his career as official of the former Public Works Dep't, to be transferred to Foreign Office as translator, '76; Legation Secy. at Washington, '81; removed to Seoul '84; Consul at Shanghai, '87; Secy. at the Head Office, '90; Consul-Gen. at New York, 91, Minister at the Hague, '92; at Rome, '94, to be transferred to Vienna shortly after; appointed Vice-Minister '99; and the following year appointed Min. at Washington where he was Peace Plenipotentiary in '05; relieved of the post in '05, Mem. of House of Peers; Amb. to Rome '07, to Washington '08-09; put on unattached list in '09; was on staff of Prince Fushimi when he visited England '10. Mem. House of Peers, nom. 1917. Add. Naka-Meguro, near Tokyo.", "p": "153", "l": "scan leaf 224", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n224/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takaki, Mizutaro", "t": "B.D., D.D., Pres. of Aoyama Gakuin; was b. '64 in Shizuoka-ken; graduated from Victoria University, Toronoto (95-98). On returning home he taught at Eiwa Gakko, Aoyama Gakuin, etc., besides being a Pastor of the Central Tabernacle, Azabu Methodist Church, etc., and also editing a Christian magazine. He has written \"Encyclopaedia of Christian Knowledge,\" \"Life of John Wesley,\" etc. He toured in Europe and U.S.A. '06-07. Add. Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo.", "p": "153", "l": "scan leaf 224", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n224/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takakusu, Junjiro", "t": "M.A. (Oxf.), D. Litt. (Japan), Prof. at Imp. Tokyo Univ.; was b. in Bingo '65; entered Oxford '88 and studied Sanskrit; further studied in Germany and returned home '97, to be appointed Prof. at the Tokyo Univ.; Personal Secretary to the Minister of Communications (Viscount Suyematsu); President of Foreign Language School, '00-08; translated several Sanskrit and Pali works. Stayed in London under the Viscount during the Russo-Japanese War; sent abroad '10-12. Add. Sendagaya, Tokyo", "p": "154", "l": "scan leaf 225", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n225/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takamatsu, Toyokichi", "t": "D. Eng., Emeritus Prof. of Imp. Univ., Tokyo, Dir. of State Industrial Laboratory, Special Mem. of Tokyo Chamber of Commerce; b. '55 in Tokyo, grad. course of Chemistry at the Imp. Univ., in '78; further studied at Owens Coll., Manchester, and at Berlin Univ., returning home in '82; held chair of applied chemistry at his alma mater and other institutions before he retired from official career in '05; the Pres. of Tokyo Gas Co. '05-15. Add. Nishikata-machi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "154", "l": "scan leaf 225", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n225/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takamine Jokichi", "t": "D. Eng. and D. Phar. (Japan), inventor of \"Taka Diastase,\" \"Adorinalin,\" etc.; b. in '53 in Kaga; completed Applied Chemistry at the former Engineering Col. in '79; sent to England to prosecute further studies, returning home '81 and appointed chemist to Dep't of Agr. and Com., where he did much to improve sake brewing and indigo making. Attended World's Fair at New Orleans in '84 as Japanese Commissioner, and since then he has settled in U.S.A. where he married a daughter of a well-known druggist in Chicago and a relative of Henry George. He invented a powerful alcoholic ferment; established the Takamine Ferment Co. in Chicago. Add. c/o Japan Club, New York.", "p": "154", "l": "scan leaf 225", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n225/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takamura, Ko-un", "t": "master-artist in wood carving, Prof. in Gov. Fine Art Academy; b. '52 in Tokyo; studied under Takamura To-un, a celebrated Buddhist image carver in Tokyo who died '79; undertook wood-model for the bronze image of Nanko elected in front of the Imp. Palace and of the Great Saigo at Uyeno Park. Won Gold medal at the Paris Fair '00 and has frequently been honoured to carve in presence of Their Majesties. Art Commissioner to Imp. Household. Add. Komagome Hayashicho, Tokyo.", "p": "154", "l": "scan leaf 225", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n225/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takarabe, Hyo", "t": "Vice-Adm., Com. Saseho Admiralty since '18 and mem. of Admirals' Council, b. '67 in Hyuga; graduated from the Naval Cadet School '90; was on staff at the headquarters in the '94-95 and '04-05 wars; Capt. '95, Rear-Adm. '09 Vice-Adm. '13; Vice-Min. of Navy, '13-14. Put on waiting list for a while in connection with the Naval Scandal in '14; Com. of 3rd Squadron early in '15 and transferred to Com. of Port Arthur Naval Station '15-6. Add. Saseho.", "p": "154", "l": "scan leaf 225", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n225/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takasaki, Chika-aki", "t": "Mem. House of Peers, Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall, and Pres. of the Iron Works at Muroran; b. '53 in Kagoshima and was one of those who were roughly treated as spies by the Kagoshima rebels in '77 and narrowly escaped death. Subsequently served as Chief Police Inspector at various districts, then Provincial Governor of Osaka, Nagano, Okayama etc.; also Bureau Director at the Home Office; Mem. of House of Peers in '11. Add. Tennoji, Osaka.", "p": "154", "l": "scan leaf 225", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n225/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takashima, Kikujiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Oji Paper Mill since Jan. '14; b. '75 in Fukuoka-ken; on grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '00, entered the Osaka Shosen Kaisha; removed to the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha '03 and again to the present Co. '12. Add. No. 476 Tabata-Higashi-Dai-dori, Takinogawa, Tokyo.", "p": "154", "l": "scan leaf 225", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n225/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takashima, Tokuzo", "t": "artist of Japanese painting, Mem. of Hanging Committee of Fine Arts, Mem. of Art Society of Japan; nom de plume \"Hokkai\", b. '50 in Yamaguchi-ken; learned Japanese painting from his father; was Gov. forestry expert before he became artist in '03; won several medals at art exhibitions. Add. Motozono-cho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takasugi, Shin", "t": "Dir. Nippon Beer Brewery Co., was b. in Okayama in '68. Add. Hommura, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takata, Kamakichi", "t": "Vice-Pres., Takata Firm, Dir., Takata Mining Co., since 1909; b. in Yokohama in 1876, 3rd son of the late Tanaka Heihachi, famous silk dealer and adopted by the Takata family; grad. from the Berlin Univ. in 1901; entered the Shibaura Iron Works in '02 as expert; left it two years after to enter the Tokyo Electric Works in which service he remained for years. Add. No.[illegible] Higashi-Kobai-cho, Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takata, Kōan", "t": "M.D., Proprietor of Takata Hospital, Tokyo, and Nanko-in Hospital, Chigasaki, was b. '61 in Kyoto; grad. from Med. Coll., Imp. Univ. of Tokyo '90 and subsequently commenced practice. Add. Sambancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takata, Motojiro", "t": "Director of the Industrial Dept., Formosan Govt.-Gen., b. in '64 in Niigata; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., and entered Communication Dept. in '93; Councillor of Imp. Govt. Rlys. in '07; toured through Europe and America on official inspection '07-8; transferred to present post '10; was given additional post of Dir. Arisan Timber Dept. in '13. Add. Taipeh, Formosa.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takata, Sanae", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Crown Mem. of House of Peers, (nom. '15), ex-hon. President of Waseda Univ. and ex-Minister of Education; b. '60 at Tokyo; grad. Law at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. '82, and had since been connected with Waseda Univ., started the same year by Marquis Okuma; was once one of the leading members of the Progressists but for years past kept aloof from active politics, devoting himself to affairs of the Univ.; was Director of the Commercial Bureau, Foreign Office, '96-97 and Senior Councillor of Education, '98. He was repeatedly returned to the House from Saitama-ken; toured in Europe and America '14; Minister of Education in the Okuma Cabinet in '15-'16. Add. Komagome, Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takata, Shinzo", "t": "Prop. of welk-known Takata Shokai, exp. and imp. firm, b. in Sado, '55; student-interpreter at Ebisu Customs House '69; came up to Tokyo in '70 to seek fortune; entered the Allen's Firm, Yokohama the following year; started business on his own account '82 which, by his untiring perseverance and extreme prudence, has been carried to present state of prosperity. Add. Yushima, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takatsukasa, Hiromichi", "t": "Prince, formerly one of the five proud houses of Fujiwara extraction and Gosekke (see Ichijo), founded by Kanehira (1228-94 A.D.), scion of the Princely House of Konoye. The present head was b. in '55 and is Maj.-Gen., Grand Chamberlain to His Majesty. Add. Kami-Nibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takayama, Choko", "t": "Chairman of Dirs., Teikoku Commercial Bank, b. 1867 in Ehime-ken; grad. from Keio; entered Mitui Bank '93, returned M.P. for his native place '08; present post '16. Add. No. 40 Naka-Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "155", "l": "scan leaf 226", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n226/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takayama, Keizo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Kwansai Trust Co., Osaka, etc.; was b. '62 in Fukuoka-ken; grad. from Waseda Special School '85; a journalist in Tokyo and Osaka for several years; Chief of Osaka Branch of Mitsui Drygoods Store for about ten years; Mng.-Dir. of Kyodo Fire Ins. Co. '05-12. Add. Momodani, Osaka.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takeda, Hideo", "t": "Vice-Adm. of Eng. (ret.), chairman of Dirs., Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., b. 1864 at Kochi-ken; grad. from the Naval Eng. School, '83; studied in France, '91-92; app. Commander, '97, gradually to be promoted to Vice-Adm. in 1913, then Dir. of his alma mater; retired '14 later to enter the present Co. Took part in 1894-5 and 1904-5 Wars. Add. No. 146, Haramachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takekoshi, Yosaburo", "t": "ex-M.P., author and journalist; b. '65 in Tokyo, and adopted into the present family; studied at the Dojinsha and Keiogijuku; began his journalistic career about '88 as writer on the staffs of the Osaka Koron and Kokumin, then that of the Jiji; started his own paper in Tokyo, the short lived Sekai-no-Nippon, '96; chef de Cabinet of Marquis Saionji '98. Has written \"History of 2,500 Years of Japan\" and other works. He travelled abroad in '06; next the South Pacific '09. Add. Higashi-Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takemura, Yoshisada", "t": "Proprietor of the Teikoku News Agency, b. in '61 in Niigata-ken; started the news agency in '96; sat for years in the Tokyo Municipal Council; M.P. for his native district in '08. Add. Fujimi-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takenouchi, Ko", "t": "Pres. of Sakae Bank, Tokyo, Dir. of Takenouchi Mining Co., etc.; b. '39 in Tosa and once took active part in politics, having been a chief lieutenant of Count Itagaki in his democratic agitation before the advent of constitutional regime, and sat in the House in the first few sessions. Add. Kogaicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Taketomi, Tokitoshi", "t": "M.P. and leader of Kenseikai, ex-Min. of Finance; b. '55 in Saga-ken; from obscure politician of local reputation he suddenly came to the front as soon as he began to sit in the House where he has been returned almost without a break from the first session; Chief Secretary of the Cabinet in the Okuma-Itagaki Ministry; Minister of Communications in 2nd Okuma Ministry; occupied chair of Finance in Aug., '15-16. Add. Kaga-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takeuchi, Teizaburo", "t": "Man. of the Yasuda Bank, b. 1875 in Hokkaido; adopted by the late Kosuke Takeuchi; was long connected with the Higo Bank in which he rose to section chief. Add. Yasuda Bank, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takeuchi, Tsunekichi", "t": "nom de plume Seiho, Painter-in-Ordinary to the Court, Prof. at Kyoto Fine Art Academy, is one of the living master painters of the Japanese school; was b. '64 at Kyoto and studied under the late Kono Bairei; visited Europe '00. Add. Mi[illegible]ke-dori, Yanagikoji. Kyoto.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takeuchi, Tsunekichi", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Dainippon Beer Co., b. in Ehime-ken; studied in the German Language School, Tokyo; entered the Legislation Bureau 1893; Mitsui Bank '97; Osaka Beer Co. '98; the present Co. '06; toured through Europe and America on business. Add. No 47, Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "156", "l": "scan leaf 227", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n227/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Taki, Seiichi", "t": "Dr. Litt. (Japan) Professor of Oriental Art at the College of Literature, Imp. University, Tokyo, was b. in 1873, a son of Taki Katei, a master-painter in his day; grad. from the Imp. Univ Tokyo in '96, and further studied art criticism in England and France. He has been a regular correspondent to the London Studio and manages an art journal Kokka. Add. Tsukiji, Tokyo.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Taki, Teisuke", "t": "a millionaire draper in Nagoya, Mng.-Dir. the Nagoya Bank and is also connected with various cos. He was b. in 1896 in Nagoya. Add. Nishi-ku, Nagoya.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Takikawa, Benzo", "t": "former Chairman Kobe Chamber of Commerce, is a leading manufacture of matches in Japan; was b. '51 at Chofu; engaged in match industry in Kobe since '80 and has done much in restoring credit of Japanese matches abroad. Add. Kusunoki-cho, Kobe.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tamura, Shinkichi", "t": "ex-M.P., Prop, of Tamura Trading Firm, Kobe, Pres. of Kobe Chamber of Commerce, Japan-Canada Bank and Nippon Rice Cleaning Co., M.P.; b. '63 in Osaka; when 25 years old he proceeded to Canada and took to trade after years of hardship; afterwards opened above bank and has done much in promoting trade between Japan and Canada. Add. 5-chome, Nakayamatedori Kobe.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanabe, Benkichi", "t": "Manager of the General Affairs Dept. of the Okura Mining Co.; b. '72 in Kyoto Prefecture; grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in politics '99; entered the Sumitomo Bank but removed to the Kyushu Colliery & Steamship Co. as its Manager and continued as such down to '12, then entering the present Co. Add. No. 7, 3-chome, Sadowaracho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanabe, Sakuro", "t": "D. Eng. (Japan). Prof. of Engineering at the Imp. Kyoto Univ. since '00; b. '62 at Tokyo; grad. '84 from Gov. Engineering Coll.; undertook the work of connecting lake Biwa with the river Kamo by canal which was successfully carried out '90; Prof. in the Eng. Coll. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ., then an Engineer to the Hokkaido Government. Add. Imp. Univ., Koyoto.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanabe, Teikichi", "t": "Pres. of Kyodo Fire Ins. Co. and Japan Celluloid and Artificial Silk Co., Dir. of Sakura Cement Co., Settsu Elec. Co., etc.; b. '47 at Numazu; early mastered Western knowledge and became teacher, but left it to start in business, entering the Sumitomo's service, Osaka, in '79. It was at his suggestion, that present Sumitomo Bank was organized. He later resigned the service and has devoted himself to business generally. Add. Sumiyoshi, Hyogo-ken.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanahashi, Aya", "t": "b. '39 at Osaka, is one of the most noted lady educationalists; besides teaching at the Gov. Higher Girls' Normal School and other places she keeps her own private girls' school. Her son, Mr. Ichiro Tanahashi, ex-M.P., maintains the tradition of the family keeping a flourishing private boys' school of secondary grade. Add. Maruyama Shimmachi, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanahashi, Takunosuke", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Kyushu Hydro-Electric Co. since its creation in '11; b. '71, Kyoto; studied economics at the Senshu Gak-ko; entered the Shanghai Spinning Co. '96 and when it was absorbed by the Kanega-fuchi Spin. Co. next year, he was transferred to it; removed to the Fuji Gas Spin. Co. '99 as Manager of its Koyama Workshops and then, being promoted to the head of the Investigation Board, continued up to '11. Add. No. 519 Naka-Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "157", "l": "scan leaf 228", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n228/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Gentaro", "t": "Chief Dir. of Kyoto Stock Exchange, Pres. of Kyoto Elec. Light Co. and other concerns b. '53 in Kyoto-fu; is a prominent citizen of Kyoto which he frequently represented as Mem. of the House of Commons, and as the highest tax-paying Mem. of the House of Peers. He is connected with most leading business establishments in Kyoto. Add. Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Giichi", "t": "Lieut.-Gen. and Minister of War; was b. '63 in Yamaguchi; Sub-Lient. '86; grad. from the Staff Coll. '98; Dir. of Military Affairs Bureau '10-13; despatched abroad '13; then Com. of the 2nd Brigade, Infantry; promoted to Lieut-Gen. and Vice-Chief of the Gen. Staff Oct., '15; present post Sept. '18. Add. Funacho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Ginnosuke", "t": "Director of Tanaka Mining Co. and Auditor of the Taihoku Savings Bank, was b. '73 in Tokyo; is grandson of the late Heihachi Tanaka, widely known as “Raw-silk-king” of his time; studied at Leeds High School and Trinity, Camb., England and is a wellknown figure in social circles. Add. Ichibei-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Hozumi", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), M.A. (Columbia), Prof. at Waseda Univ.; was b. in '75 in Nagano-ken; grad. from Waseda '96 and further studied '01-03 in America, England and Germany. Was once connected with the Yomiuri and was also the editor-in-chief of the Nichi Nichi. Has written several works on finance. Add. 170 Benten-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Inagi", "t": "Chief Librarian of the Imperial Library, b. '56 in Suwo; grad. '81 course of Japanese and Chinese Literatures, Imp. Univ.; was subsequently appointed Lecturer at the Univ. combining other duties at the Edu. Dep't; visited Europe and America '88-90 to study the science of library management and was appointed in '93 to the present post. Add. Akebonocho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Jiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Nippon Petroleum Co., b. 1873 at Saga-ken; grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ. at Law '98; passed the higher civil service examination and was appointed Correspondence Commissioner '98; then Chief of the Bureau of Post and Telegraphs of the Communication Dept. '15; represented Japan at the International Wireless Conference held at Berlin '06-'08; retired from the official service in Feb. '17 to occupy the present post. Add. No. 270 Chojamaru, Kamiosaki, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Kaiichi", "t": "Manager of the Toyo Muslin Mfg. Co., b. '73, Okayama-ken; studied at the Meiji Law Coll.; engaged in trade at Kobe for years; entered in '10 and served at Koike Goshi Kaisha, then stock brokers; removed to the present Co. in '13 soon to be pormoted to the present post. Add. No. 1268 Kameido, Tokyo.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Mitsu-aki", "t": "Count (cr. Visc. '87, Count '90), ex-Minister of the Imp. Household; b. '43, in Tosa; has had a varied career, having been connected with the Army till '81 when he held the rank of Quartermaster Gen., and then retired from the service; Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, '89-91; transferred the following year to the post of President of the Peers' School, to be shortly after removed to the office of Vice-Min, of the Imp. Household; then full Minister '98-09; was app. Pres. of the Compilation Office of the Imp. Household. '18-19. Add. Iwabuchi, Tokaido.", "p": "158", "l": "scan leaf 229", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n229/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Shirozaemon", "t": "Mng-Dir. of the Nissho Fire and Marine Reinsurance Co. and Chairman of Dirs. of the Nissho Trust Co.; b. '84 in Tokyo; studied at Waseda '[illegible]8; succeeded to his father's estate '90; promoted the present cos. in '17 and '18 respectively. Add. No. 15 1-Chome, Hamacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Shohei", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan). b. in Awaji '62; studied acoustics at Berlin, '84-98, and received a reward from the Kaiser for his invention of a wind instrument; is a consulting engineer of the Imp. Railways and is also doing researches on Western and Japanese musics to improve the latter. Add. Tsukishima, Tokyo.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Son", "t": "Dir. of the Oriental Compressor Co., adopted son of Count Tanaka, ex-Minister of Imperial Household; was b. '64 in Fukushima, brother of Sei Iwagami; studied law and economics in France '91-00; lecturer at the Peers' School '01; was returned to the House form Kochi in '02. Add. Motozono-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Tsunenori", "t": "Dir. of Kirin Brewery Co., Imp. Theatre Co. etc., was b. '60 in Tokyo. Early entered the Bank of Japan and arose to be the Chief of the Bureau of Supplies. Add. Naka-Rokubancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Ryuyo", "t": "M. P. (Seiyukai) Dir. of Osaka Shosen Kaisha, b. '64 in Akita-ken; grad. Law Coll. Imp., Tokyo. Univ. '89 and entered Dep't. of Agr. and Com. in which he was Dir. of Mining Bureau '92; became lawyer '93; appointed the Secretary of the House of Representa-ts tives '95; retired from Gov. service to enter Fujita-gumi; promoted to Mng.-Dir. of the Firm. Dir. Kosaka Rly. Co. '10; M.P. for Akita-ken. Add. Nakanocho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Zenryu", "t": "M.P. and ex-Par. Jun.-Secy. of Navy Dept.; b. '74 in Aichi-ken; when 13 years old entered Buddhist priesthood; grad. Budd. Philos. at Tetsugakkwan (now Toyo Univ.) '95; teacher at Midd. Sch. till '98; went over to South China '99 to propagate Budd., where he stayed about 13 years, is specialist on China. Par. Jun.-Secy. in '15. Add. Tokiwamura, Aichi-gun, Aichi-ken.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanakadate, Aikitsu", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan), b. '56 in Iwate-ken; after grad. Coll. of Science of Imp. Tokyo Univ., was sent to England and Germany to complete his studies in physics. Appointed professor of physics '91 and then member of the Committee of Earthquake Investigation of the Imp. Geodetic Commission, and of the Imperial Academy; Committee of Mil. Aviation since '12 and also occupies a chair on aeronautics in Imp. Tokyo Univ. Was granted 2nd Class Rising Sun for his service about military balloon during the Russo-Japanese War. Add. Yayoi-cho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Taniguchi, Fusazo", "t": "Pres. of Osaka Goto Cotton Sp. Co., Izumi Cot Sp. Co., Nagoya Textile Co. and Toyota-shiki Weaving Machine Co., etc.; b. '61 in Osaka-fu; came to Osaka to start as a dealer in cottons in '88; Dir. of Meiji Cot. Co., '95; organized Osaka Goto Co. '00. Since then he has occupied several important posts in cot. [illegible]s. and weaving circles in Kansai Districts. Add. Kitakyutaro, Higashi, Osaka.", "p": "159", "l": "scan leaf 230", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n230/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanimoto, Ilaro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Mitsubishi Warehousing Co., b. '71 in Tottori-ken; grad. from the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '98; then entered Mitsubishi Firm and has ever since been connected with it; present post in Oct. '17, after several years' strenuous work at the warehousing business as Manager of the Co's branches at Osaka and Kobe. Add. No. 68 Hayashicho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tanaka, Kohachiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Y'hama Dockyard Co., b. in Kochi-ken, '66; studied at Keio; started in life as a journalist; took part in the establishment of the Rice-Exchanges both at Hakodate and Otaru; a leading promoter and subsequently Mng.-Dir. of the Toba Rly. Co.; Manager for a time of the Oyubari Colliery Co. run by Mitsubishi; promoted the Manchuria Flour Mill with Mr. Hiranuma and a few others, and is at present its Auditor; entered the present Co. in '18. Add. No. 106 4-chome, Aoyama-Kitamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tashiro, Yoshinori", "t": "M.D., Prof. in Med. Coll. of Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '64; grad. the Med. Coll. in '89; was given a chair at his alma mater '92; established the Tashiro Hospital in '95; was entrusted with the duties of the President of the Mitsui Charity Hospital opened in '08. Add. Neribei-cho, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tatsui, Raizo", "t": "Dir. of the South Manchuria Rly. Co., b. '56 in Osaka; held a clerkship in '82 in the Cabinet; was for a time on the staff of the Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun then run by Viscount Miyoji Ito; Private Secretary to the Viscount as Minister of Agriculture and Commerce '98; entered the S.M. Rly. Co. '96; present post Feb. '17. He was on the suite of Prince Ito when he was assassinated at Harbin '08. Add. No. 75, 6-chome, Aoyama-kitamachi, Tokyo.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tatsuki, Shichita", "t": "Minister to Chili, b. '67 in Yamaguchi-ken; was adopted by the present family; grad. Law at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. and passed the Dip. Service Exam. '96; Eléve-Consul the same year; Attaché, Legation and Embassy Sec. successively; Secretary and Section Chief of the For. Office; Councillor to the Embassy in Petrograd and then Paris, 1909; present post, '17. Add. Jap. Legation, Chili.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tatsuma, Han-emon", "t": "millionaire sake brewer in Japan, was b. '77 at Naruo, Hyogo-ken, the largest brewing center in Japan, the family having kept up the business for two centuries; owns a number of steamers, and is connected with various business undertakings. Add. Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tatsumi, Konojc", "t": "Dir., Yokohama Specie Bank, b. 1864 in Wakayama-ken; studied at Keio; early entered the service of the Bank; gradually rising to the present post. Once Manager of its London Branch. Add. Minami-Nakadori, Yokohama.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tawara, Toyo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Firm., was b. in Hyogo-ken in 1871; grad. from the Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. '95 and entering the Mitsui Firm remained in the service till 1908. Stayed in London as a Govt. Commercial Commissioner; returing home 1910, entered the present Co. Add. Shibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Terada, Yukichi", "t": "Principal of the Seika School and the Nihombashi Girls' School, Manager of the Japan Athletic Association; b. '53 in Tokyo; studied German and Mining in Kaisei Gakko as early as '70; sent to Europe and America in '89; appointed Councillor to the Edu. Dept.; Secretary and then School Inspector of that Dept.; Pres. of the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '02-04. Add. Iida-machi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "160", "l": "scan leaf 231", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n231/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Terajima, Seiichiro", "t": "2nd Count, was b. '70 in Tokyo, eldest son of the late Count Terajima who in his days occupied chair of Foreign Office; studied at Oxford and next at Paris, returning home in '04 to be appointed Per. Secretary to Count Hayashi, then Foreign Minister; was elected Mem. of House of Peers '07 and '11. Add. Shirokane, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Terao, Seiichi", "t": "D. Eng.; Prof. of Shipbuilding at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. since '92, having graduated from it in '90, and further studied in England '94-97. He was b. in '67 in Nagoya. Add. Hisakata-machi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Terao, Hisashi", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan). Prof. in Coll. of Science of the Imp. Tokyo Univ. Dir. of the Gov. Astr. Observatory of Tokyo, and Mem. of Imp. Acad. of Japan; b. '54 at Fukuoka; studied mathematics and astronomy in France, '79-83. Add. Kashiwagi, near Tokyo.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Terao, Toru", "t": "D.C.L. ex-Prof. in Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '58 at Fukuoka; connected with the Bench for some years after grad. from the Imp. Tokyo Univ., transferred to the Coll. of Law of his alma mater, '91; studied at Brussels, '92-95 to finish his study of international law, his special line; resigned his post as Councillor of the Foreign Office, June, '05, on account of his being one of the “Seven Univ. Jingoes.” Was Legal Adv. to the Southern Chinese Army '12. Add. Reinanzaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tochinai, Shojiro", "t": "Full Adm. and Com-in-chief of the 1st Fleet since 20; was b. in '66 at Morioka; Midshipman in '83; was the Personal Secretary to the Minister '04-08; Com. of the Training Squadron, Chief of the Naval Affairs Bureau, etc., Com. of 1st Squadron in '14-'16; Vice-Min. of Navy '16-20. Add. Nagasaka, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Toda, Kaiichi", "t": "D.C.L. Prof., Imp. Kyoto Univ., b. 1871 in Hiroshima-ken; grad. Law at Imp. Tokyo Univ. 97; present post, '05; sent o England, Germany and France for study, Add. Kyoto Imp. Univ.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Toda, Ujitomo", "t": "Count (cr. '84, formerly Daimyo of Ogaki), Grand Master of Ceremonies, b. '54 in Gifu-ken, studied in America, '71-76; Legation Councillor, '86; Min. Plenip. accredited to the Court of Vienna; removed to the Imp. Household Dep't as Vice-Chief of the Board of Ceremonies; was on suite of Prince Higashifushimi in King George's Coronation. Add. Surugadai, Tokyo.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Togo, Heihachiro", "t": "Count (cr. '07), Admiral of Fleet. O.M. (Br.) 1st Class Golden Kite and Grand Order of Chrysanthemum, Mem. of Supreme Mil. Council, hero of the memorable battle of the Japan Sea, Lord Tutor to the Crown Prince; was b. in '47, a son of petty retainer of the Lord of Kagoshima. He commenced sailor's care r at 16 and at 21 first came under fire in fighting with the late Enomoto's Kwaiten. In '71 he was sent to England for study and returned home '73. In the Japan-China War, he commanded the cruiser Naniwa, and sank the Chinese transport Kowsing a British steamer flying the British flag. On the return of peace Togo was promoted Rear-Adm.; Vice-Admiral in '90; Commander-in-Chief of the Combined Flete on t e eve of the outbreak of hostilities with Russia, culminating in the virtual annihilation of the Baltic Fleet in the historic Battle of Japan Sea fought on 27th May, '05. Togo was promoted full Admiral, June '04; app. Chief of Naval Staff, '05, and transferred to Mem. Sup. Council of War '09; Adm. of Fleet in '12. Attended King George's Coronation on the suite of Prince Higashi-Fushimi. Add. Kami-rokuban-cho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "161", "l": "scan leaf 232", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n232/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokonami, Takejiro", "t": "Minister of Home Affairs, b. in Kagoshima '63; graduated politics, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '90; entered civil service at the Home office, either at head office or local office, in which he rose to be Governor of Tokushima-ken '01, to be transferred to Dir. Local Administration, Home Office in '03 and to the Vice-Minister of Home Affairs in '11-12; Pres. of Imp. Govt. Rlys. '13; the Minister '18; a leader of Seiyukai. Add. Mikawadai, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokugawa, Atsushi", "t": "Baron (cr. 1882), Mem. House of Peers, Dir., Tomei Fire Ins. Co., b. 1874, 4th son of the late Prince Keiki Tokugawa, the last Shogun; studied at Peers' School. Add. No. 384 Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokugawa, Iyesato", "t": "Prince (cr. '84), President of the House of Peers, since '03; was b. '63 at Tokyo; is a third son of Yoshiyori Tokugawa, the Tayasu branch of the Tokugawa, and was adopted as heir in '68 by the last of the Tokugawa Shoguns, himself adopted in the very next year of the surrender of the Regency to the Imp. Court. Studied in England '73-77. Toured abroad '10, the Princess is a sister of the late Prince Konoye. Add. Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokugawa, Kuninori", "t": "Marquis, head of the clan of Mito, one of the three Houses of Tokugawa which was founded by Yorifusa, 11th son of Iyeyasn, with the fief of 350,000 koku. The Marquis was b. '86. Add. Komme, Honjo, Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokugawa, Rairin", "t": "Marquis, formerly one of the three great Houses of Tokugawa which enjoyed at Kishu the fief of 555,000 koku; founded by Yorinobu, 10th son of Iyeyasu. The Marquis, brother of Prince Tokugawa Iyesato and 5th son of Tayasu branch of Tokugawa, was b. '72; studied for several years in England, and has founded the Nanki Library. Add. Iigura, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokugawa, Satotaka", "t": "Count (cr. '94), of the Tayasu branch of the Tokugawa; was b. '65 in Tokyo; made a tour through Europe and America '89-90; nom. Mem. of the Peers' House in '98; is now Jr.-Chamberlain to H.I. Majesty. Add. Mi[illegible], Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokugawa, Yoshichika", "t": "Marquis (2nd), Mem. House of Peers; b. 1886 of the Matsudaira (Marq.) family and was adopted by the late Girei Tokugawa, ex-Daimyo of Owari, one of the three branches of the Tokugawa. Add. No. 33 Fujimi-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokugawa, Yoshihisa", "t": "Prince (suc. '13), Mem. of House of Peers, succeeded in '13 the late Yoriyoshi Toku awa (d. '13) the last Shogun of Tokugawa Government. Visited America representing Japan Red Cross Society during the Great War. Add. Dairokutencho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "162", "l": "scan leaf 233", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n233/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokushima, Kiyomatsu", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Tokyo Marine Transportation Co. since its est. '17; b. '82 in Chiba-ken; on his graduating from Waseda '07, entered the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha but left it in '15 to start the marine broking business; a Chief promoter of the present Co. Add. No. 1, 4-chome, Hakozakicho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokutomi, Iichiro", "t": "Journalist, chief editor and proprietor of the Kokumin Shimbun, Crown Mem. House of Peers (nom. '11); was b. '63, at Kumamoto; edu. at the Doshisha, Kyoto; published about '86 “The Future Japan.” Issued '87 a monthly magazine entitled “The Friend of the Nation,” then started in '90 the “Kokumin” (Nation), a daily paper and an English montwly the “Far East”; Councillor of the Home Office in '97. He wrote many books among which the “Life of Yoshida Sho-in” may be mentioned. He visited Europe and America in '96. Add. Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tokutomi, Kenjiro", "t": "(Pen-name “Rokwa”), younger brother of the above, was long on the staff of Kokumin. Wrote '99 “Namiko,” a highly popular novel intended to depict collisions between old and modern ideas of Japan and was translated into English and other languages; “Omoide-noki” somewhat autobigraphical; “Kuroshiwo” (Black Current), incomplete and of socialistic tendency; “Yadorigi,” a real story written by a retired officer and touched up by the novelist; “Mimizu no Tawagoto, (Fantasies of the Earthworm) in '13. He undertook pilgrimage to Jerusalem and to Tolstoy in '60, and again to Russia & other places with his wife in Jan. '19. Add. Kasuya, near Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tomi-i, Masa-akira", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Mem. House of Peers; Emeritus Prof. of Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '58 at Kyoto; grad. Lyon Univ., France '83; Prof. of the College of Law of the Imp. Tokyo Univ. '85, once Dean of the College. Add. Ichigaya Yakoji-machi, Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tomizu, Hiroto", "t": "P.M. (Seiyukai), D.C.L. (Japan): b. '61 at Kanazawa; studied law in England and Germany '89-94; was one of the “Seven University Jingoes.” Add. Iida-mach, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tomono, Kenzo", "t": "Dir., Shirokiya Dry Goods Store, b. '80 in Shizuoka City; after grad. in '02 from the Waseda Univ. engaged in banking, warehousing and tea mfg.; sent to America by the native pref. in connection with the tea trade; promoter, Shizuoka Gas Co. Add. Shirokiya, Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "To-mono, Otoya", "t": "Dir. of the Nishiwaki Bank and Taiyo Life Ins. Co., b. '67 in Tokyo; grad. in '92 from the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo University. Add. Kaga-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tōyama, Mitsuru", "t": "Political boss, ex-Pres. of the Gen-yo-sha (a political club); was b. '55 in Fukuoka-ken; was thrown in prison for having sided with the rebels in the Civil War of '77; now stands aloof from politics and is a great friend of Chinese agitators. Add. Reinanzaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Toyama, Shūzō", "t": "Pres. of Osaka Commercial Information Agency and Mng.-Dir. of Osaka Savings Bank, b. '43 in Niigata-ken; studied at Keio Univ. and Kaisei Gakko. Had been in service of Finance Dept., Yokohama Specie Bank, Bank of Japan, etc.; M.P. in '92. Afterwards devoted himself to business and had been Pres. of Naniwa Bank, Hanshin Elec. Railway Co., Osaka Chamber of Commerce, Osaka Syrup Co., Osaka Bankers' Association, Osaka Warehouse, Dai Nippon Brewery, Kawasaki Dockyard, etc. Add. Nakanoshima, Osaka.", "p": "163", "l": "scan leaf 234", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n234/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Toshimitsu, Tsurumatsu", "t": "Pres. of Kinugawa Hydro-Elec. Co., Dir. of Tokyo Gas Co., etc.; b. '63 in Oita-ken; came to Tokyo in '87, to study law at Meiji Univ.; became lawyer and struggled his way up to success; once M.P., but soon resigned it to enter into business; Dir. of then Tokyo Railway Co.; established Kinugawa Hydro-Elec. Co. and Chiyeda Gas Co., the latter being amalgamated with Tokyo Gas Co. later. Add. Tomikawacho, Fukagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Toyokawa, Ryohei", "t": "mem. House of Peers (nom. '16), Adviser to Toyokuni Bank, Vice-Chairman of Bankers' Association of Tokyo, Chairman of the Committee of Tokyo Clearing House, etc., b. '52 in Tosa, and since his grad. from the Keiogijuku has been connected with the Mitsubishi with whom he is related by blood. Had charge of the Mitsubishi Banking Dep't, and resigned it in '12; a prominent figure in business circles of Tokyo. Add. Suidocho, Koish., Tokyo.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Toyoshima, Naomichi", "t": "D.C.L., Dir. of Bureau, Justice Dept.; b. '71 in Tokyo; grad. '95 from Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ.; Pub. Proc. in '97; attached to the Supreme Court '07; Councillor of Justice Dept. '11. Has also been Lecturer at his alma mater, Waseda Univ., etc. Add. Akebonocho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsuboi, Kumazo", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan), Professor at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. (Lit. Coll.), was born in '58 at Osaka; grad. from Lit. of the Univ., and was sent by Govt. to Europe for study; Prof. at his alma mater in '91; then Dean of Coll. Add. Yayoicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsubouchi, Yuzo", "t": "D. Litt. (Japan), author and a man of letters; b. '59 in Aichi-ken; is connected with the Waseda Univ., from its inception '82, being now its Emeritus Prof.; grad. Coll. Lit. of the now Imp. Tokyo Univ. '82; is more widely known in public as the pioneer novelist of modern education; is the foremost Shakespearian scholar of Japan and translated several of his plays; has also written several dramas and works on ethics; organized in '11 the Literature and Drama Society but dissolved in '13. Add. Yochomachi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsuboya, Zenshiro", "t": "Dir. of Hakubunkan, Mem. Tokyo City Council, journalist and traveller; b. '63 in Echigo; grad. from Waseda '88, and connected with the Firm ever since; toured through Europe '07; has written a number of works on travel, etc. Add. Kita-Yamabushi-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsuchiya, Kokin", "t": "Vice-Adm., ex-Member of Admirals' Council; b. in Okazaki in '65, eldest son of Gen. Tsuchiya; Midshipman '86, Commander '00, Captain '05, Rear-Adm. and Com. of Maizuru Torpedo Corps '11, Com. of the Kure Adm. Squadron '12-14; Com. of 3rd Squadron, and of 1st", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsuchii, Rinkichi", "t": "nom de plume “Bansui”, Prof. at 2nd (Sendai) High School; was b. 71 in Sendai; grad. Lit., Imp. Univ., Tokyo; further studied literature in Europe '01-04. Has written a number of poetical works; translated Sartor Resartus. Add. Sendai.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsuchiya, Kokin", "t": "Vice-Adm., Member of Admirals' Council; b. in Okazaki in '65, eldest son of Gen. Tsuchiya; Midshipman '86, Commander '00, Captain '05, Rear-Adm. and Com. of Maizuru Torpedo Corps '11, Com. of the Kure Adm. Squadron '12-14; Com. of 3rd Squadron, and of 1st Torpedo Flotilla, then Com. of the 2nd Torpedo Flotilla; Vice-Adm. '15; Com. Ominato Naval Station '15-'17. Add. Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "164", "l": "scan leaf 235", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n235/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsuda, Umeko", "t": "lady educationist and proprietor of the Girls' English School founded by herself in Tokyo; b. '65 in Tokyo; daughter of the late Tsuda Sen, an agriculturist; was among the first batch of girls sent '71 to U.S.A. for study by the Imp. Gov.; stayed there till '82, and on returning home was appointed teacher in tne Peeress' School and lecturer in the Women's Higher Normal School; has frequently visited America. Add. Goban-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsukuda, Issei", "t": "Dir. of the Hypothec Bank of Japan; b. '67 in Ishikawa-ken; studied politics, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; passed the Higher Civil Service Exam. in 98; entering the Dept. of Finance, was promoted to Inspector of Customs, Dir. of the Revenue Superintending Offices at several places, and finally, Dir. of the Printing Bureau; transferred to the present post Aug. '17. Add. No. 1 Yarai, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsukamoto, Yasushi", "t": "D. Eng., Prof. of Architecture, Imp. Tokyo Univ., b. '69 in Kyoto; grad. in '93 from Imp. Tokyo Univ., in which he was appointed lecturer; further studied in England, Germany and France '99-02; Prof. at the alma mater on his return. Add. Hisakatacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsukuda, Ichiyo", "t": "Dir. of the South Manchuria Rly. (app. 1913), ex-Vice-Pres. of the Yokohama Specie Bank; was b. '63 in Ehime-ken; grad. Law at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '90, and subsequently entered the Finance Dept. in which he served as Secretary, Chief of Customs House, etc.; Adv. to Yuan Shihkai '03-06. Add. Takagicho, Aoyama, Tokyo.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsukakoshi, Utaro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Nippon Chemical Pulp Mfg. Co., Karafuto, b. in '79 in Tokyo; studied pharmacy and chemistry at the Tokyo Pharmaceutical School and at the Institute of Technology, Boston, U.S.A.; further studied dry distillation of wood in U.S.A; appointed Chief of Dry Distillation Works, and subsequently of Chemical Laboratory of the Karafuto Gov't; left the official service '12 and formed the present Co. in Nov. '13 with Mr. K. Koike, his brother-in-law, who is Pres. of the Co. Add. Ochiai, Karafuto.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsukui, Shigeru", "t": "Dir. of Stock and Shares Bureau, Bank of Japan; b. '69 in Hyogo-ken; grad. from Imperial Tokyo Univ. (Law), '93, and for some years practised law. Add. Ichigaya Kaga-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsunashima, Kakichi", "t": "Pastor of Bancho Congregational Church, Tokyo, b. '60 in Okayama-ken; studied at Doshisha, Kyoto and Yale Univ. U.S.A.; Pastor of the present church since that time. Peace Envoy to U.S.A. in '13 representing Christian churches of Japan, and to Constance in '14 representing Japan; is a vigorous preacher. Add. Nakarokubancho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsuneto, Noritaka", "t": "Agr. D., Pres. of Rasa Island Phosphate Co.; b. '57 in Oita-ken; grad. Agr. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '83; Expert at Dept. Agr., Prof. at Morioka Agr. and Forest. School, then at Kagoshima; Expert, Formosan Govt; retired from official service '04. Add. Wakamiyacho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsutsui, Yaoju", "t": "M.D., Dir. of Okayama Medical College and Hospital of Okayama Prefecture; b. '63, in Miye-ken; graduated from Med. College, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '90 and appointed Prof. of Chiba Med. College the same year; Dir. of Hospital of Chiba Prefecture for 23 years; transferred to Okayama in '13; while in Chiba he proceeded to Germany for study and became M.D. in '08. Add. Okayama.", "p": "165", "l": "scan leaf 236", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n236/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Tsutsuki, Keiroku", "t": "Baron (cr. '08), D.C.L., Privy Councillor since '07; b. '62 in Tokyo; studied in Germany '82-85, after grad. from the Imperial Tokyo University; appointed Sec. of Legation and Per. Sec. to the Foreign Min., '86; travelled abroad '89 on the suite of Prince Yamagata; entered the Home Office in which he was appointed Director Public Works Bureau, '94; again travelled with Prince Yamagata when the latter was dispatched to Moscow to attend the Tsar Nicholas' Coronation Ceremony; Vice-Min. of Edu., '97; Env. Extr. Min. Plen. unattached '98; Vice-Min. of Foreign Affairs '99 under the late Vis. Aoki, but left it owing to some disagreement of views with his chief. Was on the suite of the late Prince Ito when he visited Europe, 01-02. Appointed Special Amb. to attend the Hague Peace Conference of '07; was created Baron for the service. Add. Mamiana, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "166", "l": "scan leaf 237", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n237/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uchida, Kakichi", "t": "ex-Vice-Min. of Communications, b. '66 in Tokyo; graduated Law, Imperial Tokyo Univ. '91, after which he entered the Department of Communications, in which he held post of Dir. of Shipping Bureau till '10; Dir. of Civil Affairs, Formosa, '11-15; above post, '17-'18. Add. Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "166", "l": "scan leaf 237", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n237/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uchida, Sudutsuchi", "t": "ex-Minister to Sweden; was b. '65 at Kokura; grad. Law, Tokyo Imp. Univ. and appointed attaché in '89; élève Consul at Shanghai in '90; transferred to Seoul in '93, Consul-General in '02; Min. and Con.-General in Brazil in '07; decorated with 3rd Class Rising Sun in '06 for his service during the Russo-Japanese War, above post '11-'18.", "p": "166", "l": "scan leaf 237", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n237/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uchida, Yasuya", "t": "Viscount (Baron '07, Vis. '11), Minister of Foreign affairs, b. '65 in Kumamoto-ken; was attaché of the Legation at Washington '87; Per. Sec. to the Min. of Agr. & Com. (C't Mutsu), '90; held a similar post at the Foreign Office when his chief was transferred to it; Sec. of Legation at London '93; transferred to a similar post at Peking '95-98; Dir. of Political Bureau, to be promoted Vice-Min. of Foreign Affairs '00 and removed to the Legation at Peking, '01-06; nominated Amb. at Vienna in Feb. '07; Amb. to U.S.A. '09; Minister of Foreign Affairs in '12. Ambassador to Petrograd during the Great War, the Minister in '18. Mrs. Uchida is a daughter of Mr. Dogura and was educated at Vassar College, U.S.A. Add. Nishi Okubo, near Tokyo.", "p": "166", "l": "scan leaf 237", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n237/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uchimura, Kanzo", "t": "Christian teacher and essayist, was b. '61 in Saitama; grad. from Sapporo Agr. Coll. '81; clerk at the Dep't of Agr. and Commerce; studied at Amherst Univ. '83-88; instructor at the Higher School, Tokyo, and by his refusal to bow before the Emperor's portrait from religious scruple he had to resign; has subsequently devoted himself to journalism, educationist and non-Sectarian Christian teacher, and is publishing a religious monthly. Wrote “How I became a Christian” and others. Add. Tsunohazu, near Tokyo.", "p": "166", "l": "scan leaf 237", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n237/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uchimura, Tokujiro", "t": "Mech. E., Mem., A.S.R.E., Patent Solicitor; was b. '67 in Tokyo; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Technical College in '[illegible]; examiner of the Gov't Patent Bureau till '06; Chief Expert of the Imp. Refrigerating Co., travelled through Europe and America to inspect cold storage business in '07. Add. Yariyacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "166", "l": "scan leaf 237", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n237/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uchiyama, Kojiro", "t": "Gen., Chief Aide-de-Camp to His Majesty since '12, was b. '59 in Tottori; Sub-Lieut. (Art.) '79; attached to the Legations in Russia and France; Commanded Art. Corps in the Russo-Japanese War, attaché at Petrograd till '07; Commander of Yura Fort '08 and of 15th Division (Toyohashi) and 12th (Kokura) later; General '15. Add. Harajuku, Sendagaya, Tokyo.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ue—", "t": "See Uye—.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ukita, Kazutami", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), historian and educationist, Prof. Waseda Univ., was b. '60 in Kumamoto; studied English under Capt. Janes of U.S.A. engaged by the Lord of the Fief and was converted into a Christian; grad. Doshisha '79; was for some while engaged in religious work and journalism; Prof. at his alma mater; entered Yale '92 and studied philosophy and politics; was again Prof. at the Doshisha and next at present institution '97. Add. Takata, near Tokyo.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uno, Hogara", "t": "D.M., Emeritus Prof. Imp. Tokyo Univ. and Prop. of the Rakuzando Hospital for skin diseases; was b. in Shidzuoka in '50; grad. Medicine at the Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '76; Assist-Prof. in the Coll. in '81, and subsequently appointed Vice-Pres. of University Hospital; was sent to Germany in '89 for study. Resigned the chair in '01 to establish the hospital. Add. Yumicho, Hongo, Tokyo.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Urabe, Hyakutaro", "t": "Prof., Keio Univ.; b. 18[illegible]9 in Fukuoka-ken; grad. from Keio, '95, was on the editorial staff of the Jiji '95; teacher at Keio Business Sch. '99; Prof., of his alma mater and the Chief Editor of the Nippon. Add. Keio Univ., Tokyo.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Urabe, Jofu", "t": "Pres. of the Meiji Leather Mfg. Co. and Mng.-Dir. of Borneo Rubber Co. since '11 and '17 respectively, b. '71 in Chiba-ken; grad. from Waseda at politics; entered the Sakuragumi Firm and when it was reorganized into a joint stock co., was elected its Pres., chief promoter of the above cos. Add. Higashi-Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uryu, Sotokichi", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Admiral (ret.) holder of 2nd G. K.; b. '54 at Kanazawa; entered the Navy early and was dispatched to Annapolis to complete study; Cap., '91; naval attaché at the French Legation till '96; Rear-Adm. '00; on the outbreak of the Japan-Russia War, he commanded a detachment; took part in the battle of Aug. 14th (off Shantung) and in that of the Japan Sea, meanwhile promoted to Vice-Adm. and appointed Commander of Takeshiki, and next Saseho Adm.; Member of the Admirals' Council, '09; Com'der Yokosuka Admiralty '09-12; full Adm. and placed on retired list in Dec. '12. He and his wife, who was educated in America, attended the Annapolis anniversary function in '09. Add. Nippori near Tokyo.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Usagawa, Kazumasa", "t": "Baron (cr. '07), Lieut.-Gen. (ret.), ex-Pres. of Oriental Development Co., Seoul (1908-13); was b. '49 in Yamaguchi and adopted by K. Usagawa of the clan; Lieut. '[illegible]9, staff officer to the 1st Army in the Japan-China War which gained him the 4th Class Golden Kite; Maj.-Gen. '01; Lieut.-Gen. '06. Add. Sendagaya, near Tokyo.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Usami, Kei[illegible]buro", "t": "Pres., Chiba Prefectural Agricultural & Industrial bank, Dir., Teikoku Fire Ins. Co., etc., b. 1867 in Chiba-ken; grad. from the Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. and entered the Finance Dept., '94; Sectional Chief of the Japan Hypothec Bank '96; was one of the promoters of the Hokkaido Colonization Bank. Add. Mobara-machi, Chiba-ken.", "p": "167", "l": "scan leaf 238", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n238/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ushiba, Takuzo", "t": "Dir. of Chiyoda Mutual Life Insurance Co., b. '50 in Miye-ken; grad. from Keio Univ. 74; Secretary of Home Dept. '76-80; adviser to Korean Govt. '82-3; Revenue Officer '83; but resigned it to enter business. Founder and Managing Dir. of Nippon Civil Eng. Co. '92; Gen.-Man. of Sanyo Rly. Co. '94, its Pres. '02. Add. Tarumi, Akashi, Hyogo-ken.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Ushijima, Kinji", "t": "potato planter in Cal., U.S.A. and Pres. of Japanese Association of San Francisco; b. '66 at Kurume; studied at the Keiogijuku; went over to U.S.A. and began potato plantation from which he made a fortune; is reputed as “Potato King” along the Pacific coast. Add. Barclay, San Francisco, U.S.A.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Utsunomiya, Taro", "t": "Gen., Mem. of Military Council since '20; b. in Saga '61; Sub-Lieut. of Infantry in '85; Col. '05 and Major-Gen. in '09; attaché Legation, London '04; Dep'tal Chief of the General Staff; Com. 7th Div., then of 4th; Com., Chosen Garrison '19-20. Add. Army Office.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uyeda, Mannen", "t": "D. Litt., Philologist, Dean and Prof. Lit., Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '67 in Aichi-ken; grad. Lit. Coll. of the Univ. in '88; sent to France and Germany to prosecute further study; was once appointed acting Dir. of the Tokyo Foreign Language School; Councillor and Bureau Chief of the Edu. Dep't. Add. Yanaka Shimizucho, Shitaya, Tokyo.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uyehara, Shika[illegible]o", "t": "Dir., Keisei Electric Rly. Co., Borneo Rubber Co., Japan Electro-Industrial Co., etc.; b. 186[illegible] in Oita-ken; grad. from the Oita Normal School and Tokyo Semmon Gakko (fore-runner of Waseda Univ.); passed the Exam. for Bar and began practice in Tokyo; once returned M. P. Add. No. 16 Shin-Suwacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uyehara, Yusaku", "t": "Baron (cr. '97), General, Chief of General Staff Board, b. '56 in Hyuga; Sub-Lieut. (Eng.) '69; was ordered to study in France '89; staff officer to the 1st Army in the Sino-Japanese War which gained him 4th Class Golden Kite; attended the coronation ceremony of the Tsar and also the Hague Peace Conference; chief staff to Marshal Nozu in the Russo-Japanese War; Com. of 7th Division '08; Minister of War '12-13; Chief, M.l. Edu. Board, '14. Add. Daimachi, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uyemura, Cho[illegible]aburo", "t": "Mng.-Dir. Japan Beer Brewery Co., etc.; was b. '62 in Tokyo; was for some years an official of the Departments of Agr. and Com. and of Communications. Add. Aoyama Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uyemura, Masahisa", "t": "a noted Christian preacher and Prof. at the Meiji Gaku-in, pastor of the Fujimicho Church, Tokyo; was b. '59 in Tokyo; is one of the prominent Christians brought up by the late Dr. Niijima. Add. Naka-okuban-cho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uyeno, Kintaro", "t": "Dr. Pharmacy, Dir., Dai-Nippon Beer Co., b. 1866 in Tokyo; grad. from the Coll. of Science, Imp. Tokyo Univ.; entered the Co. as an expert gradually rising to the present post. Add. No. 16 Kogai-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Uzawa, Somei", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), barrister, M.P. (Seiyukai), Dir. of the Meiji Univ.; b. '72 in Chiba, where his precocious ability attracted wide attention; grad. Law, Imp. Univ. Tokyo, class '99, and has been practising since then, being reputed as an expert in criminal cases. Add. Tsukiji, Tokyo.", "p": "168", "l": "scan leaf 239", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n239/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Wada, Eisaku", "t": "painter of Western style, Prof. in the Tokyo Fine Art Acad., was b. '74 in Kagoshima-ken; grad. from the Academy in '96 and after having served as Assist.-Prof. at his alma mater for some years he was sent to France where he studied under Raphael Collin; is a Mem. of the Hanging Committee of Imperial Art Society. Add. Kasumi-cho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Wada, Hikojiro", "t": "Crown Mem. House of Peers (nom.'11), b. '59 in Hiroshima-ken; took active part in the democratic movement under Count Itagaki about '80; visited Europe and America, '89-90; member of the former Nationalist Association; appointed Dir., Agr. Bureau, Dept., Agr. and Com.; transferred to the Com. and Ind. Bureau; and then raised to be Vice-Minister; the Chief Commissioner of the Grand Exhibition '08; resigned in '11. Add. Hikawacho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Wada, Toyoji", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Fuji Spinning Co., eldest son of Kunroku Wada, was b. '61 in Oita-ken; proceeded to America as Agent of the Kai Shoten about '89 and returned home about five years later; entered the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, and Kanegafuchi Spinning Co., which was started in '96; next the present Co. Add. Mukojima, Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Wada, Tsunashiro", "t": "Dr. S. (Japan), Mng. of Association of Mine-Owners of Japan; was b. in '58 at Wakasa, and first studied at the Kaiseiko, pioneer of the present Imp. Univ., Tokyo, where he became interested in geology of which he is a Nestor in Japan. He was next appointed assist.-Prof. at the University; transferred to the Department of Agriculture and Commerce in which he rose to Director of Mining Bureau and President of the Imperial Steel-Works when it was started in '95. Add. Yakōjimae, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Wadagaki, Kenzo", "t": "Economist, D.C.L. (Japan), Professor at the Imperial Tokyo University, Principal of Japan Girls' Commercial School, etc.; was b. '60 in Hyogo-ken; grad. Lit. Col. of the Univ. in '80; further studied Political Economy at Cambridge, England, in '81; and afterward in Germany; visited Europe '12-13. Add. Okubo, Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Wakatsuki, Reijiro", "t": "ex-Minister of Finance, Crown Mem. of House of Peers, was b. '66 in Shimane-ken, grad. from Law, Tokyo Imp. Univ., '92; was appointed Councillor of the Treasury soon after graduation, where he rapidly rose and was appointed Bureau Dir. '03, and then Financial Agent in London in '06; recalled home and appointed for the second time Vice-Minister of Finance '08 and resigned in '11, Minister of Finance Dec. '12—Feb. '13 and again April '14—Aug. '15. Add. Nakarokuban-cho Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Wakao, Shohachi", "t": "M.P., Pres. of the Naigai Kogyo (International Industrial) Co., Dir. of the Wakao Bank, Y'hama, etc., b. in 1873 and adopted into the family '96 by marriage; studied in the Chuo Daigaku. Add. 34/1 Mita, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Chiaki", "t": "ex-Minister of Imperial Household, was b. '49 at Suwa; was clerk at a local office '69; Secretary and then Governor at Kagoshima and others till about '00; Gov. of Shiga, then Hokkaido '01; Vice-Min. of the Household '02; Gov. of Kyoto '04-'05; Treasurer of the Household '05; Vice-Min. of the Household '08 and Minister '10-14. Add. Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "169", "l": "scan leaf 240", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n240/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Chifuyu", "t": "Mem. House of Peers since '20; Mng.-Dir. of the Franco-Japanese Bank (Tokyo Branch), b. '76; son of Chiaki Watanabe and adopted as heir by his late uncle Viscount Kunitake Watanabe; grad. at Law, Imp. Univ. (Tokyo) '98; further educated in France, Germany and America; Manager of Industrial Bank of Japan for some years; then Mng.-Director of Nippon Seikosho and Hokkaido Colliery and Steamship Co.; was for a while proprietor and editor of a Tokyo daily. Add. Nishimachi, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Kaichi", "t": "D. Eng., C.E., B.S., Pres. Ishikawajima Shipbuilding and Eng. Co., Dir. Keihan Elec. Rly.; b. in Shinano '53; grad. in '83 Gov't Eng. College; conferred C.E. and B.S. by Glasgow Univ. which he finished in '89, then studied practical side under Sir John Fowler and other noted British engineers; elected member of Civil Eng'ing Society, London. Add. Omote-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Jiemon", "t": "Pres. of 27th Bank, Watanabe Warehousing Co., Asahi Life Ins. Co. and of Watanabe Hozen Kaisha, Dir. of Tokyo Bay S.S. Co. etc.; b. '70 in Tokyo; second son of the late Jiemon Watanabe, a millionaire merchant of Tokyo; on his father's death, assumed both his name and business. Add. 1-chome, Honzaimokucho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Katsusaburo", "t": "Representative of the Watanabe Partnership Unltd., b. in Tokyo '73, younger brother of the above; grad, from the now defunct Shogyo Soshu Gakko '00; a promoter of the Tokyo Taxi-cab Co. est. '18. He is also connected with various other enterprises. Add. Shiro-yama, Nishi-kubo, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Katsusaburo", "t": "Dir. of Local Adm. Bureau, Home Dept.; b. '72 in Okayama-ken; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '96 and had been in service of local gov'ts, ultimately, Gov. of Tokushima-ken; present post, '07. Add. Minami, Enokicho, Ush., Tokyo.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Osamu", "t": "ex-M.P. Director of Osaka Electric Lamp Co., etc.; was b. in '59 in Ehime; educated at the Keiogijuku; has held the post of Councillor in the Foreign Office; Mayor of Saseho, etc. Add. Hirakawa-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Tokicki", "t": "Chairman of Dirs., Ichimura Spinning Co., Mng.-Dir., Hoden Petroleum Co., Dir., Niigata Hydro-Elec. Co., Hokuitsu Paper Mill, etc.; b. 1859 in Niigata-ken and was adopted by the family. Is now chairman of the Nagaoka Chamber of Commerce. Add. Kanko-incho. Nagaoka City.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watanabe, Toru", "t": "Dir., Kinugawa Hydro-Electric Co., Banzai Life Ins. Co., Borneo Rubber Co., etc., b. 1867 in Chiba-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Semmon Gakko (later Waseda Univ.); was on the staff of the Tokyo Nichi Nichi; Manager of the Tokyo Stock Exchange till '06; was promoter and then, Mng.-Dir. of the Yinkow Water Works and Electric Co., China. Add. 52 Takanawa Minamicho, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "170", "l": "scan leaf 241", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n241/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Watase, Torajiro", "t": "elder brother of the above, was b. at Numazu '60; grad. Sapporo, Agr. Coll. '84. Was connected with educational work at Tokyo and in the provinces; then started business as seed-grower and importer and exporter of agricultural instruments and requisities. Sat in the Municipal Council, in which he had charge of the Grand Exhibition Section. Add. Tame-ike, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yada, Seki", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Toshin Warehousing Co., b. in '62 in Wakayama-ken; grad. from Keio '80; was a journalist on the Jiji's staff for some years; then entered business, such as the the Traffic Manager of the Sanyo Rly. Co., Dir. of the Kobe Electric Light Co.; entered in '95 Mitsui Bank and was appointed Auditor in '15; transferred in '16 to the present post in the Toshin which is practically run by the Firm. Add. No. 1 8-chome, Tamachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yajima, Eisuke", "t": "ex-mem, House of Peers, Dir. of 10th Bank and Kofu Gas Co., Pres. of Yajima Silk Filature Co., etc., dealer in silk and cottons; b. '69 in Yamanashi-ken. Midoricho, Kofu.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yajima, Kajiko", "t": "Mrs., lady educationist, Pres. of W.C.T.U. of Japan, b. '[illegible]4 in Kumamoto ken; entered a Teachers' Training Institute at her 38th year; founded present W.C.T.U. in '86, Chrittenden Home in '95 and ever since has devoted herself to social reform of girls; had long been Dir. of Joshi Gakuin. Represented Japanese women at the age of 86 in the Internationl Prohibition Meeting held in London, '20. Add. Tameike, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamaba, To[illegible]akusu", "t": "Pres. Japan Musical Instrument Co. (Hamamatsu) etc., was b. in '51 in Wakayama and was long engaged as a dealer in watches and medical instruments. His invention of the Yamaba organ was a turning point in his career. Add. Hamamatsu, Shizuoka-ken.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamada, Buntaro", "t": "Dr. Eng., Dir., Mitsui Mining Co., b. in Fukui-ken, 18[illegible]1; grad. from the Tokyo Imp. Univ. '86, furthering his studies in Germany '89-91; returning home expert to the Ikuno Mine and next Dir. of the Kamioka Mine owned by the Mitsui. Add. No 75 Susugaya-cho, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamada, Eitaro", "t": "Mng. of the Iwakura Railway School, Councillor of Waseda Univ., Nisshin Life Insurance Co., Ltd., etc.; was b. in '62 in Aichi prefecture; graduated from the Aichi Normal School and next from the Tokyo Semmon Gakko (forerunner of the present Waseda Univ.); took to journalism; entered business in '92 and was connected with the Tokyo Electric Railway, the Narita Railway, and the the Kinki Railway, the Nippon Railway Co., and Official Receiver of the Nippon Rly. when it was nationalized. Add. Shirokane Daimachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamada, Naoya", "t": "Dr. Eng., Director of Mitsui Mining Co. and Hokkaido Colliery and S.S. Co.; was b. in '6[illegible] in Tokyo; graduated from Mining and Metallurgy at Imperial Tokyo Univ. '85; Mining Superviser of Gov., then he entered the Mitsui. Add. Nakarokuban-cho, Koji., Tokyo.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamada, Saburo", "t": "D.C.L., Prof. in the Law Coll. of the Imp. Tokyo Univ.; b. '69 in Nara-ken; first studied at the Tokyo Semmon Gakko (now Waseda Univ.) and then grad. from the Law Col., Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '96; studied International Private Law at the Univ. Hall and in Germany, England, etc. '97-01; Prof. at the Univ. on his return; is also Prof. in the Waseda Univ. and is editor of a law magazine. Add. Benten-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "171", "l": "scan leaf 242", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n242/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamagata, Aritomo", "t": "Marshal, Prince (Count '84, Marquis '95, Prince '07), Pres. of Privy Council, holder of Grand Cordon, O.M. (Br.), one of the elder statesmen; was b. '38 in Choshu, and took a distinguished part in the civil strife attending the Restoration, appointed Major-Gen. and a junior Vice-Minister of War by the Imp. Government; Lieut.-Gen. '72 and the Minister of War '73; was chief of Staff of the Army of Subjugation commanded by the late H.I.H. Prince Arisugawa in the civil war '77. After having sat frequently in the chair of Chief of the General Staff and of War, circumstances obliged him to undertake various civil posts, chiefly connected with Home Affairs and Justice Departments. Visited Europe and America '88-89 to study the local self-government system and the constitution of civil corporations; commander of the 1st Army in the Japan-China War, but soon compelled by ill-health to return home. Attended the coronation ceremony of Tsar Nicholas '96, and brought home Yamagata-Lobanow Convention in regard to Korea. Formed a Ministry '89-91, and had rather stormy time with the freedom-loving people's representatives, as it was also in his 2nd Ministry '98-00. On outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War he succeeded Marshal Oyama as Chief of the General Staff, and app. President of Privy Council on the late Prince Ito's departure for Korea as Resident-Gen. in '0[illegible]. Add. Odawara.", "p": "172", "l": "scan leaf 243", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n243/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamagata, Isaburo", "t": "Gov.-General of Kwantung since '20; b. '57 in Choshu, an adopted son and heir of Marshal Prince Yamagata, being a son of his sister. Studied in France; held various posts in the Central Government and as Governor in several provinces; Minister of Communications till '08; Dir. of Political Affairs, Korean Gov.-Gen. '10-19. Add. Port Arthur.", "p": "172", "l": "scan leaf 243", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n243/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamagata, Isco", "t": "Editor and Prop. of the Seoul Press, English daily in Korea, since 1909, b. 1869 in Shiga-ken; studied literature at the Tokyo Imp. Univ., was on the staff of the Yorozu. Add. Seoul.", "p": "172", "l": "scan leaf 243", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n243/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamaguchi, Einosuke", "t": "D. Sc. (Japan), Director of the Imperial Archives and Mausolea; was b. '63 in Shimane-ken; grad. Physics at Tokyo Univ. in '84; Prof. in the Imp. Kyoto Univ. '97; President of the Peers' Sch. in '05; present post in '07. Add. Iidamachi, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "172", "l": "scan leaf 243", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n243/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamaguchi, Seitaro", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of the Yamaguchi Bank, Tokyo, since its est. Aug. '17; b. in '85 of millionaire family in Niigata-ken; studied economics at Harvard; returned home in '10 to become Mng.-Dir. of the Hokuet[illegible]u Hydro-Electric Co. which post he still holds; connected with a number of other cos., presiding over or directing them as the head of the family. Add. No. 1, 3-chome, Honcho. Nih., Tokyo.", "p": "172", "l": "scan leaf 243", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n243/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamaguchi, Sogi", "t": "Auditor of the Bank of Japan, b. '51 in Shimane-ken, had long served in the Financial Dep't as Bureau Dir., and entered the Nippon Ginko about twelve years ago. He is elder brother of Mr. Einosuke Yamaguchi. Add. Haraikata-machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "172", "l": "scan leaf 243", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n243/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamaguchi, Tetsuya", "t": "D. Eng. (Japan); Director of the Uraga Dockyard, Insp.-Gen. of Naval Construction (ret.); was b. in Tokyo in '56 and studied engineering at the former Gov. Engineering Coll. He then entered the Navy as an engineer. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "172", "l": "scan leaf 243", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n243/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamakawa, Gitaro", "t": "D. Eng., Prof. of Electric Eng. at Imp. Univ. Tokyo since '87; b. at Kawagoe in '60; graduated electricity from the Gov. Engineering Coll. in '82; visited Europe for study '96-99; has written several works on his speciality. Add. Kagomachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo.", "p": "173", "l": "scan leaf 244", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n244/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamakawa, Kenjiro", "t": "Baron (cr. '15), D. Sc. (Japan), Emeritus Prof. and President of Imperial Tokyo Univ., Mem. House of Peers; b. '54 at Aizu; studied physics in Russia and America, was connected with the Tokyo Imp. Univ. after his return in '73, ultimately rising to the President. He resigned the post and was nom. Mem. House of Peers '04. Since '06 he had charge of the Tech. Coll. founded near Wakamatsu by Mr. Yasukawa, millionaire coal-miner; Pres. of Imp. Kyushu Univ. on its inauguration in '11; Pres. of Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '13, combining ad interim the same of Kyoto in '14. Add. Ikebukuro, near Tokyo.", "p": "173", "l": "scan leaf 244", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n244/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamakawa, Yuki", "t": "Dir. Yokohama Specie Bank; b. '55 in Ishikawa-ken; an official of the Treasury '76-78; entered the Specie Bank in '80 and has continued in its service, having had charge of the Kobe Branch and of London Branch at the time of Russo-Japanese War. Add. Nishitobe, Yokohama.", "p": "173", "l": "scan leaf 244", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n244/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamamoto, Gombei", "t": "Admiral (ret.) Count (cr. Baron '02, Count '07), ex-Premier, ex-Mem. of Supreme Mil. Council; b. '52 in Satsuma and fought in the War of the Restoration on the Imperial side; one of the pioneer graduates of the Naval Academy, class '77; was on board a naval training vessel that visited America and then made a voyage round the world on board a German warship; promoted Lieut. '80, and appointed Vice-Commander of the cruiser Asama; was one of the commissioners sent to England '85 to bring home the cruiser Naniwa built there; Commander of gunboart Amagi '86; was dispatched to Europe and America in '87 on suite of the then Vice-Minister of the Navy (Adm. Kabayama); Captain '90 and Commander of the Takao, and next that of the Takachiho. He was soon transferred to the Naval Office first as Personal Secretary to the Minister; Director of a Bureau and was gazetted Rear-Admiral '95; Vice-Minister '96, then Vice-Adm. and Minister from '98 to Jan. '06; full Admiral '04. Dispatched to England and U.S.A. on suite of Prince Fushimi '07 and was decorated with G.B.M.G. by King Edward; formed Cabinet '13-14 succeeding 3rd Katsura Ministry. The Naval Scandal involved his Cabinet and it fell in '14. Add. Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "173", "l": "scan leaf 244", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n244/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamamoto, Jotaro", "t": "ex-Executive Dir. of the Mitsui Bussan, was b. in '67 in Fukui; entered the service of the Company in '82. and was attached to the Branch at Shanghai, where he soon rose to its chief and remained till '07; transferred to the head office in '12, involved in the Naval Scandal and left the Mitsui. Add. Shinsaka, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "173", "l": "scan leaf 244", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n244/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamamoto, Tatsuo", "t": "Minister of Agr. & Com., Mem. House of Peers, ex-Gov. of Hypothec Bank of Japan; b. '56 in Oita-ken; connected with educational work from '80 to '82 when he entered the Mitsubishi Firm and was appointed a Director of the Yusen Kaisha, formed by amalgamation of the Mitsubishi with the rival company Kyodo; entered in '90 the Bank of Japan in which he was appointed Dir. of Banking Bureau, to be nominated Governor '98; relieved of the post '03; Gov. of Hypothec Bank of Japan '10; appointed Minister of Finance in '11, resigned in '12; again Minister of Agr. and Com. '13-14; and for the third time in '18. Add. Kami-Niban-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "173", "l": "scan leaf 244", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n244/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamamuro, Gumpei", "t": "Col. and Chief Secy, of Salvation Army, b. '71 in Okayama-ken, raised himself from a printer's apprentice and studied at Doshisha, to enter Salvation Army in '95; is known as an influencial preacher as well as an able social reformer. Has written a number of Christian works. Add. Salvation Army, Ginza, Tokyo.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamanari, Kyoroku", "t": "Dir. of the Bank of Taiwan, b. '73 in Okayama-ken; grad. '91 from the Accountants' School, formerly attached to the Tokyo Higher Commercial School, and entered the 34th Bank to be made Mng. of its Keelung Branch; removed in '85 to the Bank of Taiwan and had charge of its Kobe and Osaka Branches; next Assistant-Chief of the Dept. of General Affairs of its Head Office and finally installed in the present post in addition to the Managership of its Tokyo Branch. Add. Taihoku, Formosa.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamanashi, Hanzo", "t": "Lieut.-Gen., Vice-Min. of War, b. 1865 in Kanagawa-ken; Sub.-Lt., infantry, '86; Capt. '95; Major, 1900; Colonel, '09; Maj.-Gen. '15; appointed in the meantime instructor to the Military and Naval Colleges, Regimental and then Brigade Commander, Section Chief of the Gen. Staff Office, and finally Chief of the Inspection Dept., Military Education Board in '16; Lieut-Gen. and present post, '17. He distinguished himself as Chief Staff of the Besieging Army of Tsing-tao during the Great War. Add. No. 13 5-Bancho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamanouchi, Ichiji", "t": "Crown Mem. House of Peers (nom. '14) and Lord-in-Waiting of the Kinkei Hall; b. in Kagoshima in '65; grad. Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. in '88; Secretary and next Sectional Chief of the Police Bureau, Home Office, Governor of Aomori '02-4, Dir. of the R'ly Bureau '04-6, Vice-Pres. of the Imp. R'lys., and then Director of R'ly Adm. Dept., '09-12; Governor of Hokkaido '12; Chief Secy. to the Cabinet in Yamamoto Ministry. Add. Fujimicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamanouchi, Toyokage", "t": "Marquis, Capt. of Infantry (ret.); was b. in '76 of the former fief of Tosa; graduated from the Military Cadet School in '00; to France for study '09 to return home ill in '10; married in '03 Princess Sachiko, eldest daughter of Prince Fushimi (d. '19). Add. Yoyogi, near Tokyo.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamao, Yozo", "t": "Viscount (cr. '87), was b. '37 in Yamaguchi, and was one of those young men who with late Prince Ito and Marquis Inouye proceeded to England on the eve of the Restoration for study; returned home in '70 and appointed Secretary at the Public Works Department and finally rose to be its Minister in '80; subsequently appointed Vice-President of the former Senate; Councillor at the Court; President of the Legislative Bureau; Lord Steward to the House of Princes Arisugawa and Kitashirakawa, etc. Resigned the official service in '93 and has since been leading retired life. Add. Toriizaka, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamaoka, Juntaro", "t": "Vice-Pres., Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Chairman of Dirs. of the Osaka Iron Works, Pre. of the Osaka Chamber of Commerce, b. 1866 in Kanazawa; official of the Dept. of Communications '92-98; entered O.S.K. '98; its Section Chief '99; Manager, 1908; Dir. and Vice-Pres. since '14, combining several other posts. Add. Tennoji, Higashi-nari-gun, Osaka-fu.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamashina, Reizo", "t": "Vice-Pres. of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, Dir. of the Nippon Marine Eng. Co.; b. '64, Hiroshima-ken; came up to Tokyo '84, and opened a small diving firm; est. Yamashina Marine Eng. Office which was subsequently amalgamated with the Mitsubishi Marine Eng. Dept., is engaged in harbour works, bridge and dock construction, refloatation of wrecked ship, etc.; visited U.S.A. and Europe as representative of the Chambers of Commerce in Japan '18. Add. 1-chome, Kobikicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "174", "l": "scan leaf 245", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n245/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamashita, Genta[illegible]o", "t": "Admiral, ex-Com.-in-Chief of First Fleet; was b. in '63 in Yamagata-ken; graduated from the Naval Academy '83 and Sub-Lieutenant '85; Commander '98; Captain '06; Rear-Admiral '08; Vice-Admiral '12. Was Member of the Naval General Staff; on the Staff of the Imperial Headquarters; Chief of Staff to the 1st Squadron and then to the Saseho Naval Station; chief of the 2nd Section of the Naval Materials Dep't, etc.; President of the Naval Academy '10-14. Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff Board and Mem. of the Adm. Council in '14-15; Com.-in-Chief of Saseho Admiralty, '15-17; Admiral '18. Add. Navy Office.", "p": "175", "l": "scan leaf 246", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n246/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamashita, Kamesaburo", "t": "of Yamashita Steamship Co. which has sprung into fame since the outbreak of the War, was b. 1866 in Iyo, and came up to Tokyo while under 20 to seek employment. In '9[illegible] he became a small coal-dealer; began shipping business in '03, next lumber and warehouse business. The war and unusual activity of shipping business has established his fortune. Add. Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "175", "l": "scan leaf 246", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n246/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamawaki, Gen", "t": "D.C.L. Mem. House of Peers and ex-Pres. of Adm. Litigation Court; b. in Fukui '49; studied in Germany '70-72. He afterward filled various high civil posts and occupied the Presidency, Adm. Liti. Court '0[illegible]-13. Mrs. Fusako Yamawaki is a lady educationist and Dir. of Girls' High School. Add. Hinoki-cho, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "175", "l": "scan leaf 246", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n246/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamawaki, Ha[illegible]uki", "t": "Governor of Miye-ken; b. '71 in Kyoto, adopted son and heir of the above; grad. Law, Imp. Univ. in '96 and passed the higher civil service exam. the same year; official in the Dep't of Agr. and Com., first as Per. Sec. to the Minister, then as Secretary and Sectional Chief; Commissioner of Anglo-Japanese Exhibition in '10; the Dir. of Monopoly Bureau, Formosa, chief Commissioner to Panama Exhibition in '14-15. Gov. of Yamanashi '16-18. Add. Hirakawacho, Koj., Tokyo.", "p": "175", "l": "scan leaf 246", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n246/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamaya, Tajin", "t": "Admiral and Com.-in-chief of Yokosuka Adm'lty since '20 b.in '6[illegible] in Tokyo; graduated from the Naval Academy '8[illegible] and then the Naval College '97; took part in the Japan-China War; Captain '05; Chief of Staff to the 4th Squadron during the Russo-Japanese War; Rear-Admiral '09; Chief of the Bureau of Personnal '09-13; Pres. of Naval College '13-14; Com. of 1st Fleet Aug., '15 and partook in the European war; Vice-Chief of Naval Staff Board '15; Vice-Adm. and then Com.-in-Chief of the first Fleet '18-'20. Add. Yokosuka.", "p": "175", "l": "scan leaf 246", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n246/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamazaki, Keiichi", "t": "Consul Gen. in Shanghai since '19; b. in Kanagawa-ken, 1882; grad. from the Special Course of the Tokyo Higher Commercial School and passed the Dip. Service Exam. '05; Elevé-Con., the same year; rapidly promoted to Consul, Embassy Sec. and then to Consul-Gen. in London. Add. Shanghai.", "p": "175", "l": "scan leaf 246", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n246/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yamazaki, Shicroku", "t": "Treasurer, Imp. Household; b. in '68 at Sa[illegible]a; grad. from Imp. Tokyo Univ. (Law) '9[illegible], and at the same time passed the higher civil service exam.; Tax Inspector '97 attached to Nagasaki Taxation Office; transferred to Finance Office to be made its Sec. '00; Dir. of Finance Bur., then Debt Bureau. Add. Yoy[illegible]hata, near Tokyo.", "p": "175", "l": "scan leaf 246", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n246/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yanagisawa, Yasutoshi", "t": "Count, Mem. House of Peers, Mem. of Japanese Census Commission, Consulting Statist to the Cabinet, mem. of International Statistical Society, Hon. Mem. of Royal Statistic Society (England), etc.; b. '70 in Echigo, son of Lord Mitsu-aki, scion of the House of Yanagisawa which hereditarily held the fief of Koriyama, Yamato; adopted '86 as son and heir of the Main houses, and succeeded to the title '93; grad. at the Peers' College with honour '94; sent by the Imperial Court to Germany for study and attended the Universities of Berlin, Vienna, Strassburg, Brussels and Paris, studying statistics; meanwhile appointed on the suite of H.H. Prince Kan-in who was sent to attend the Diamond Jubilee of Emperor Francis Joseph; returned home in '00; attended the International Statistical Conference six times as representative of Japan, from that at Christiania in '99 to the latest at the Hague '11. He held Presidency of the 1st Mutual Insurance Co. till '15, and is now its adviser. Add. 8-chome, Tamachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "176", "l": "scan leaf 247", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n247/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yanagiya, Usaburo", "t": "Paymaster-Lieut. (ret.), Vice-Gov. of Hypothec Bank of Japan; b. in '67 in Nagasaki-ken; graduated from the College of Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., '90. Entered the Bank of Japan immediately after graduation; travelled Europe in '96; was appointed Chief of the Issue Dep't, Auditor to the New York Agency, Chief of the National Loan Bureau; resigned '13, and appointed Dir. of the Hypothec Bank; present post '13. Add. Harajuku, Tokyo.", "p": "176", "l": "scan leaf 247", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n247/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yano, Fumio", "t": "Dir. of Kinjo Middle School, author, and retired diplomat; b. '50 in Oita prefecture; graduated from the Keiogijuku, '70; entered the central Government as Secretary to the Treasury, '78; resigned with Count Okuma in '81 and took charge of the Hochi Shimbun, in company with the late Mokichi Fujita; took part in the formation of the Kaishinto (progressive party); made tour in Europe and America, '86-88; Master of Ceremonies and Chief of the Bureau of Imperial Tombs, '90-96; Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to China, '97-98; placed on the retired list in '99. He has written “Keikoku Bidan” (story of ancient Greece), “Ukishiro Monogatari” (a marine novel); “News Society,” etc. Add. Harajuku, Tokyo.", "p": "176", "l": "scan leaf 247", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n247/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yano, Tsuneta", "t": "Pres. and Mng.-Dir. of the 1st Mutual Life Insur. Co., was b. '65 in Okayama; grad. the Third Higher School in '89; entered the Japan Life Insur. Co., and in '93 was made manager of the Kyosai Life Insur. Co.; went over to Belgium to attend the International Congress of Actuaries held in Sept. '95; and afterward entered a German Life Insur. Co. to receive its business training; was appointed an official in the Dep't of Agr. and Com., but soon resigned to start the present Co. Add. Omori, near Tokyo.", "p": "176", "l": "scan leaf 247", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n247/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yashiro, Rokuro", "t": "Baron (cr. '16), Adm., (ret.) ex-Mem. Sup. Mil. Council; b. '60 in Aichi; Naval Ensign in '85, and rapidly promoted; Captain in '01 and finally to the present rank. Long served as Staff-Officer of the Standing Squadron, then Attaché to the Legation at Petrograd; Vice-Com. of the Yashima; commander of the Asama in Russo-Japanese War; Dir. of Naval Staff College '12-13; Com. of Maizuru Admiralty '13-'14; Minister of Navy '14-15; Admiral '16; Com. 2nd Fleet '17. Add. No. 81 Kogaicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "176", "l": "scan leaf 247", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n247/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yasoshima, Chikanori", "t": "Manager of the Shibusawa's Office, Dir. of the Shinagawa Fire Brick Co., Shibusawa Warehouse Co., etc., was b. '73 in Uwajima, Iyo; grad. Tokyo Higher Commercial School in '94; appointed Per. Sec. to Baron Shibusawa. He travelled once in Europe and America with the Baron. Add. Shirokane-Daimachi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "176", "l": "scan leaf 247", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n247/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yasuda, family", "t": "The. One of the Millionaire families, owning, running or dominating over scores of big concerns such as banking, trading, building, insurance, etc., throughout Japan. Zenjiro, head of the family, who sprang from obscurity to the present affluence, b. '38 in Toyama-ken; founded several banks besides financing many more useful undertakings; once Mem House of Peers. (Res. Yokoami, Honjo, Tokyo). Zenzaburo, Highest Tax Mem., House of Peers for Tokyo, Pres. of Tokyo Building Co., Gen. Superviser of Yasuda Bank, etc., b. in '69 at Uwajima and was adopted by the family as husband of its eldest daughter; grad. from Law Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. '9[illegible]. Zennosuke, (Dir., Yasuda Bank, Kyoto Bank, etc.), Zengoro (Pres., Yasuda Bank, Teikoku Marine, Transport and Fire Ins., Dir., Yasuda Trading, etc.) Yoshio (Pres., 3rd Bank, Tokyo Fire Ins., Aud. Yasuda Bank, Katsuragawa Elec.-Power House, etc.), brothers-in-law of the above and 2nd, 3rd and 4th sons of Zenjiro, and Zenshiro, and Zenye, Yoshiye both their relatives by blood, all take active part in management of concerns owned or run by the family.", "p": "177", "l": "scan leaf 248", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n248/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yasukawa, Kei-ichi[illegible]o", "t": "Baron, ([illegible]. '19), a highest tax-payer, mine-owner, Dir. of several Cos.; b. '4[illegible] in Chikuzen; studied at the Keiogijuku '72; has made a fortune in coal-mining; founded single-handed the Meiji S[illegible]mmon College in 1[illegible]8 by contributing 3,0[illegible]0 000 yen, and has been duly rewarded. The institution was offered to the Gov't with all its properties in 1920. Add. Wakamatsu, Fukuoka.", "p": "177", "l": "scan leaf 248", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n248/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yasukawa, Yunosuke", "t": "Dir. of Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, b. 70 at Kashiwahara, Kyoto; grad. from the Osaka Higher Commercial School in '89 and entered Mitsui Firm the same year; was promoted to Dir. '17, after having been Chief of one Branch or other. Add. Tsukudo-Hachiman, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "177", "l": "scan leaf 248", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n248/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yata, Chonosuke", "t": "Consul-Gen., b. 1871 in Shimane-ken; grad. from the Tokyo Higher Commercial School '95; passed the Diplomatic Service Exam. '99; Eléve-Con. 1900; Stationed at Tientsin, Mexico, Vancouver, etc. as consul and Legation Secretary; Consul-Gen. in '13 and stationed at Ottawa, New York; called back home '19. Add. For. Office.", "p": "177", "l": "scan leaf 248", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n248/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yatsuka, Heiji", "t": "Pres. of Tokyo Wire Mfg. Co., Mng.-Dir. of the Tokai Leaden Pipe Mfg. Co., b. '68, Ehime-ken; came up to Tokyo '88 and attended to study as self-supporting student; taught at commercial school, Yokohama till '9[illegible], when he entered business as an Accountant of the Yokohama Wire Mfg.; its Manager '10; left the Co. when it was absorbed by Furukawa Co.; promoted the present cos. '12. He has connection with several other cos. Add. No. 17 Okanocho, Yokohama.", "p": "177", "l": "scan leaf 248", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n248/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yokoi, Jikei", "t": "Dr. Agr., Prof. at Agr. Coll., Imp. Tokyo Univ. and Pres. of Tokyo Agr. Univ. (private); b. '60 in Kumamoto; grad. from above Coll. '83; studied in Germany '9[illegible]-02; expert to the Agr. and Com. Dep't; Prof. in '94. Add. Aoyama Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "177", "l": "scan leaf 248", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n248/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yokota, Hideo", "t": "D.C.L. (Japan), Judge of Supreme Court since '01; b. '62 in Nagano-ken; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ., class '[illegible]8; sat at Tokyo, Chiba and Hakodate District Courts, and Tokyo and Hakodate Appeal Courts before his transfer to the present post; teaches at the Waseda Univ., etc. being an authority on claims; was sent abroad on official mission '09. Add. Nakano, near Tokyo.", "p": "177", "l": "scan leaf 248", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n248/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yokota, Kuniomi", "t": "Baron, (cr. '15), Pres. of the Supreme Court since '06; was b. '50 in Oita-ken; entered the judical service '76, Public Procurator, '80; the acting Dir. of Criminal Bureau and Sec. of the Dep't which post he resigned to study law in Europe '86-91; was appointed on return Pub. Proc. of the Tokyo Appeal Court, Councillor, then Vice-Min. of Justice '96, Proc.-Gen. '98, Chief Pub. Proc. of Tokyo Appeal Court '99. Add. Kagurazaka, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yokoyama, Matajiro", "t": "geologist, D. Sc. (Japan), Prof. in the Imp. Tokyo Univ.; was b. '60 in Nagasaki; grad. Geology in the Imp. Tokyo. Univ. and was subsequently appointed an official at the Dep't of Agr. and Com. in '82; sent to Germany to prosecute further study in '86; appointed Prof. at his alma mater on returning home. Add. Higashi-Goken-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoneyama, Umekichi", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Mitsui Band, b. 1869 in Tokyo; adopted into the present family as husband of its daughter; studied in the Aoyama Gaku-in and U.S.A. Entered the Bank '95 and toured abroad with Seihin Ikeda for inspecting banking '98; Manager of the Yokohama and then, Osaka Branch; elected to the present post, 1909 when the Bank was reorganized into K.K.; second tour in Europe '13. Add. No. 116/6 Aoyama-Minamicho, Tokyo.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshida, Ch[illegible]kei", "t": "Mng.-Dir. of Kobe Marine, Transport and Fire Ins. Co., and of Nissin Fire and Marine Ins. Co., b. '66 in Ishikawa-ken; became a lawyer '87; elected Vice-Chairman of Osaka Lawyer's Association '99; gave up the profession and became Mng.-Dir. of Kobe Marine Ins. Co. '07; organized Nisshin Co. '11. Add. No. 25/2 Koku-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshida, Kenryu", "t": "Pres. of Hiroshima Higher Normal School since '20, b. '70 in Ishikawa; grad. from Philosophy, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '97; Dir. of Middle Schools, Prof. at Waseda; Pres. 7th High School till '20 Add. Hiroshima.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshida, Yosaku", "t": "member of the Board of Ceremonies, Imp. Court, b. '50; clerk at Foreign Office in '77-86, attaché in '87, Elève-Consul at Manila in '92 and then attaché in Berlin; Personal Sec. of Foreign Office '96-'18. Add. Tokyo.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshii, Ishinosuke", "t": "Maj.-Gen.-infantry, b. 1868 in Tokyo; Grad. from the Military College and appointed Sub.-Lieut., 1892; Captain, 1 898; Colonel, 1912. Took part in the Chino-Japan and Russia-Japan Wars; was for a long time senior staff officer of Kwantung Military Government, Maj.-Gen. and Com. of 30th Brigade since 1917. Add. Isshi-gun, Miye-ken.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshii, Keiso", "t": "Commander (ret.), 2nd Count, mem. House of Peers, Pres. Japan Lifeboat Assoc., was b. '55; studied in England, and then grad. from the Naval Cadet School in '80. Add. Sagacho, Fukagawa, Tokyo.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshii, Yukei", "t": "ex-Dir. of the Bank of Japan, was b. '63 in Kagoshima. Early entered the Bank of Japan in which he gradually distinguished himself to be given in course of time an important position of Director, which he resigned in '19. Add. Kita-iga-cho, Yotsuya, Tokyo.", "p": "178", "l": "scan leaf 249", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n249/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshimatsu, Shigeta[illegible]o", "t": "Adm., Mem. of Supreme War Council; b. '59 in Kochi-ken; appointed Sub.-Lieut. in '83; was at one time Staff Officer of the Kure Adm., Sec. Chief, Staff Office; Chief Staff of Saseho Adm.; Com. of the Naniwa, Takasago, and some others; Rear-Adm. in '07; Vice-Adm. '09; Prof. of Naval Staff Coll. in '10; Com. of 2nd Squad. in '11-12; Chief of Edu. Board '12-14; Com. of the Kure Adm. '14-17; Com.-in-Chief of 1st Fleet '15-17; full Adm. '16; present post in 17. Add. Navy Office, Tokyo.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshimura, Manjiro", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Furukawa Trading Co., b. 1886 in Tochigi-ken; grad. from Keio in 1902; further studied in the Halle and the Berlin Universities for 5 years. Returning home via England and America at the outbreak of the European war entered the Furukawa firm, 1915; the present post when the firm was reorganized into a Joint Stock Co., Married the sister of Baron Furukawa. Add. No. 152 Shimoshibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshimura, Tetsunosuke", "t": "Pres. of the Yoshimura Firm, b. in '58 in Shiga-ken; came up to Tokyo to seek employment when 29 and worked his way up to the present eminence; inaugurated the present firm in '91. He is connected with the Manchuria Flour Mill and Nippon Machine Mfg. Co. as their President, etc. Add. 2-chome, Shirokane-Dai-Machi, Shiba, Tokyo.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshioka, Kyoho", "t": "Pres. of 5th High School; b. '76 in Yamaguchi; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '99; was Prof. at 2nd High School, Inspector, etc. Add. Kumamoto.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yoshizawa, Kenkichi", "t": "Dir. Political Bureau, For. Office since '19, was b. '74 in Niigata-ken; grad. from Col. Literature (English Lit.), Imp. Tokyo Univ. '99; passed the Dip. and Com. Service Exam. the same year; attached at Seoul '99; Elève-Consul at Amoy, Shanghai, London, etc. '00-0[illegible]; 1[illegible] Secy. at London '10; Consul-Gen. at Hankow; Sec. of Chinese Legation '16-19. Add. Hiroo, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yu-asa, Shichiza-emon", "t": "millionaire dealer in iron and copper and importer and exporter in Kyoto, b. in Kanazawa '77, brother of Mr. S. Hayakawa, banker, and was adopted by the Yuasa of Kyoto; grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo, Univ. '91. Add. Takakura Higashi-iru, Gojodori, Kyoto.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yu-asa, Shobei", "t": "mem. House of Peers (nom. '16), b. '74 in Fukushima, grad. from Law, Imp. Tokyo Univ. '89; held posts of Secretary at Shiga, Hyogo and other provinces; then Secretary and Dir. of Local Government Bureau, Home Office; Gov. of Okayama and then of Shizuoka in '14; Dir. of Police Bur., Home Office '15-16. Add. Shizuoka.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yu-asa, Takenosuke", "t": "general exporter and importer in Kobe, Aud. of Masuda Flour Mill Co. and Mem. of Kobe Chamber of Commerce; b. '69 in Wakayama-ken; was a Mng. of the well-known Masuda Firm., Yokohama, Add. Yamamoto-dori Gochome, Kobe.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yugawa, Kankichi", "t": "Mng.-Dir., Sumitomo Bank, b. 1868 in Wakayama-ken, grad. from the Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. '90; was Secretary to the Dept. of Communications and next to the Formosan Govt.; Principal of the Post and Telegraph School; represented Japan at the International Postal Conference held at Washington, '96; Dir. of the Communication Superintending Bureau; Councillor to the Dept. of Communications; resigned office '05 and entered the Sumitomo Firm. Add. Sumitomo Bank, Osaka.", "p": "179", "l": "scan leaf 250", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n250/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yugawa, Moto-omi", "t": "ex-Vice-Min. of Com. 1914-16, Dir. of the Yusen Kaisha; was b. in Shizuoka; grad. Law Coll., Imp. Univ. '93, and was long connected with the Com. Dep't having been Secretary, Dir. of Maritime Bureau, etc.; Dir. of the Fujita Firm, Osaka for a time. Add. Kami-Osaki, Ibaragun, Tokyo-fu.", "p": "180", "l": "scan leaf 251", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n251/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yuhara, Gen-ichi", "t": "Pres. of Higher Female Normal School, Tokyo; b. '63 in Saga; first studied Medicine at Imp. Tokyo Univ., but left it unfinished in '84; held post of prof. at various Gov. Schools, Dir. of Middle Schools, Dir. Imp. Music Academy '08-17; present post in '17. Add. Ichigaya, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "180", "l": "scan leaf 251", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n251/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Yuhi, Mitsuye", "t": "Gen. Com. Tsingtao Garrison since '19; b. '63 in Kochi; Sub-Lt., '82; graduated from Military Staff College; studied in England, Vice-Chief Staff of 2nd Army in Russo-Japanese War; Com. of 27th Brigade '09; Sec. Chief of General Staff till '14 when transferred to Dir. of Mil. Staff College; Lt.-Gen. and Divisional Com. '15 and then, Chief of Staff of the Siberian Expedition sent during the Great War.", "p": "180", "l": "scan leaf 251", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n251/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Zumoto, Motosada", "t": "Prop. and Edit. of the Herald of Asia, started by him in '16, an English weekly review of life and progress in the Orient; b. '62 in Hoki Province, and grad. Sapporo Agr. Coll. '84; was long on the staff of the Japan Mail; entered civil service for a short while and was twice appointed Per. Sec. of the late Prince Ito when he was Premier; frequently visited Europe and America; was during the Russo-Japanese War a resident correspondent of the London Standard in Tokyo; accompanied the late Prince Ito to Seoul as non-official mem. of the Residency-Gen., and in January '06 he took over the Seoul Press formerly owned by an Englishman. Withdrew from it in '09, to start the Oriental Information Agency in New York City, but returned to Tokyo in December '10 to assume the control of the Japan Times, from which he withdrew in '14. Made a tour to U.S.A. with Baron Shibusawa in '15. Add. Hommuracho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "180", "l": "scan leaf 251", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n251/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Who's Who in Japan", "s": "", "n": "Zushi, Tamiyoshi", "t": "Director of the Asahi Rubber Co., was b. '54 at Kagoshima; studied at an American Coll. '73-79; Sec. of the former Public Works Dep't '79; transferred to the R'ly Bureau '83 and remained in the service as Dep't Dir. till '0[illegible] when he was placed on retired list. Add. No. 1060 Ochiai-mura. near Tokyo.", "p": "180", "l": "scan leaf 251", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n251/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "I. Patriotic Institutions", "n": "The Red Cross Society of Japan", "t": "—Shiba, Tokyo The Society was started in 1877 and in 1886 Japan joined the Geneva Convention. Two hospital steamers “Hakuai-Maru” and “Kosai-Maru” were constructed in 1900. The Society's hospital is reputed in accommodation and general arrangement as being the best in the Far East. It attends to training of nurses, the course of study extending over three years. Every local branch of the Society also maintains a similar service, though of two year course. In the European war the Society despatched three relief corps each to England, Russia and France, this being the first time that Japan extended her philanthropic work to Europe. Three relief corps have also been sent to Eastern Siberia in 1918. The sick and wounded who were received in headquarters at Vladivostok by the year end totalled 29,034 counted in the number of days, they being mostly Czecho-Slov[illegible]ks and Bolsheviki contingents. The latest statistics returned at the end of 1917-8 fiscal year read as follows: Hospitals, 15; hospital train, 1; hospital ships, 2; medical corps, 161; doctors and pharmacists, 196; nurses and helpers 4,951. The total membership of the society was 1,798,835 including foreigners. Expenditure in 1917 amounted to ¥ 2,820,977, of which the hospitals spent ¥ 1,013,559; total property assessed at ¥ [illegible]6,769,950 From 1914 the Society is devoting 10% of the annual subscription by the members to the preventive work of tuberculosis to be undertaken by its provincial branches, this arrangement to last six years. The Honorary President is H.H. General Prince Kan-in, while the Chairman and Vice-Chairmen of the Committee are Baron T. Ishiguro and Mr. N. Hirayama and Marquis Kuninori Tokugawa respectively.", "p": "234", "l": "scan leaf 305", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n305/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "I. Patriotic Institutions", "n": "Volunteer Nurse Society", "t": "—As an adjunct to the Red Cross Society, this philanthropic body of women possesses over 13,665 members throughout the country. The chairman is Marchioness Nabeshima.", "p": "235", "l": "scan leaf 306", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n306/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "I. Patriotic Institutions", "n": "The Women's Patriotic Society", "t": "—Kudan, Tokyo The Society owes its inception to an old woman and its present prosperity to her single-hearted devotion to the cause. Madam Okumura (d. '07), inspired by what she witnessed in North China at the time of the Boxer Trouble in 1900, started the movement to organize a patriotic league with almost fanatical zeal. The principal effort of the Society is to give relief to invalidated soldiers, the families of those who were killed. The Society also looks after schooling of orphans of soldiers killed in war. It keeps a workhouse for disabled soldiers, their families or families of those killed in war. Since 1918 the Society has attended also to relief works in general. It is now the largest and most important woman's association in Japan, the data for 1918, being: No. of members 995,600, expense (from beginning to '18) ¥2,2[illegible]9,122; fund ¥1,310,000. The Hon. President is H.H. Princess Kan-in, the Chairman Barones Hamao.", "p": "235", "l": "scan leaf 306", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n306/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "I. Patriotic Institutions", "n": "The Volunteer Fleet", "t": "The Maritime Society started in October, 1904 the work of creating Volunteer Fleet as auxiliary to the Imperial Navy in time of emergency. Its program is to raise fund of ¥15,000,000 and to build and maintain auxiliary fleet of 100,000 tons. The first two steamers built with that object proved defective in plan, but could find purchasers during the War. In 1920 it ordered an 8,000-class oil boat costing ¥2,400,000. Similar boats will follow with the further collection of the fund. The Society is presided over by H.H. Admiral Prince Higashi-Fushimi and is divided into Men's and Women's departments.", "p": "235", "l": "scan leaf 306", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n306/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "II. Charity Hospitals", "n": "The Saiseikai", "t": "—Shiba, Tokyo The work of this charity organization mentioned before is now divided into two kinds, one consisting in establishing free hospitals, and the other in distributing free tickets for treatment in the provinces. The Hon. Pres. H.H. Prince Fushimi. Pres. Prince Iyesato Togugawa, Tice-Pres. Nis. Hirata, Board of Directors consisting of nine members. The fund subscribed by June. 1918 totalled about yen 24,3[illegible]2,400 of which over yen 15,117,500 collected. Work was started in May, 1912, and from beginning to end June, 1918 in Tokyo patients treated numbered 222,768 corresponding to over 6[illegible] millian uumber of days treated. In the provinces, during the year ended June, 1917, patients treated totalled 66,0492, making about 2⅓ millions.", "p": "236", "l": "scan leaf 307", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n307/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "II. Charity Hospitals", "n": "The St. Luke's International Hospital", "t": "—Tsukiji Tokyo The institution was founded in 1895, by and is under the derection of the American Episcopal Church Mission. It cares for the sick rnd suffering of all nations, irrespective of race, color, language, or creed. Dr. S. Osada, the first director was succeeded in 1900 by. Dr. R. B. Teusler, the present director. The director receives his appointment from the Bishop who is the head of the Mission. The property of the Hospital is held by the foundation of American Episcopal Missionaries, and it also receives an annual appropriation from the Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church in America. The Hopital intends to accommodate 200 free patients and 100 pay patients. The staff consist of three or four foreign and 12 to 15 native doctors.", "p": "236", "l": "scan leaf 307", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n307/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "II. Charity Hospitals", "n": "Dojinkai", "t": "—Hitotsubashi-dori, Kanka, Tokyo The Society was founded in 1902 for diffusing medical konwledge in China and other Asiatic countries and to establish for that purpose free hospitals and to supply doctors and nurses. Maintains such hospitals at Peking, Seoul and about 30 other places; 320 practitioners and nurses have been despatched. During the decade ended 1917 the society's hospitals cared for 213,936 days' patients of all nationalities. The Hon. Pres. is Prince Kuni, Pres., Marquis Okuma, Vice-Pres., Dr. Tamba.", "p": "236", "l": "scan leaf 307", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n307/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "II. Charity Hospitals", "n": "Izumibashi (Mitsui) Charity Hospital", "t": "—Izumicho, Kanda, Tokyo This is the largest private charity hospital in Japan and was founded by the Mitsui family who has given yen 1,250,000 for the purpose; the work began at the end of 1908. ¥ 1,500,000 was added in 1919 to the fund. In March 1916-'17 patients total 1,398 are being received in the hospital and 170,044 out-patients receive treatment. The staff numbers 53", "p": "236", "l": "scan leaf 307", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n307/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "II. Charity Hospitals", "n": "Tokyo Charity Hospital", "t": "—Atagocho, Shiba, Tokyo This is a private inst. est. 1882; in 1919 had 22,019 patients in hospital, besides, 328,568 out-patients treated; in March, 1919 possessed fund of yen 1,040,000, disbursed 61,202. The Hospital is under special patronage of the Court.", "p": "236", "l": "scan leaf 307", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n307/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "II. Charity Hospitals", "n": "The City Charity Hospital of Tokyo", "t": "—Tsukiji, Tokyo The hospital was opened in 1911 at an estimated expense of yen 60 000 and with the scope to take in 400 patients at one time. It is attended to by Naval surgeons. In 1917-8 there were treated about 900 patients and over one hundred thousand out-patients were given treatment.", "p": "237", "l": "scan leaf 308", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n308/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "III. Asylums and Orphanages", "n": "Tokyo Asylum for Invalids and Orphans", "t": "Otsuka Tsujimachi, Tokyo Metropolitan institution, est. 1872. Receives unclaimed sick-travellers since 1883, foundlings and lost children with no one to protect since 1885, boys for correction since 1900. The number of inmates under protection at the end of 1917–8 year were: destitute people 406, sick-travellers, 1,240, foundlings and lost children 692 and 127 for correction.", "p": "237", "l": "scan leaf 308", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n308/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "III. Asylums and Orphanages", "n": "Tokyo Lunatic Asylum", "t": "—Setagaya, near Tokyo Metropolitan institution est. 1879 for taking care of lunatics of poor families or travellers taken by lunacy. From its establishment in 1879 to 1917 10,215 persons entered and 9,806 left it, the cost of upkeeping being borne by the Metropolitan treasury. Of 3,187 who left this institution in the course of 19 years (1895–1913), 1,391 committed crimes such as lèse-majesté, homicide, suicide and arson, the proportion of crimes amounting to 40%. The asylum removed in 1919 from Sugamo to the present site to provide larger accommodation.", "p": "237", "l": "scan leaf 308", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n308/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "III. Asylums and Orphanages", "n": "The Okayama Orphanage", "t": "—Okayama The orphanage was founded in April, '87 by the late Mr. Juji Ishii (d. '14). According to the returns at the end of June, '18, the Orphanage had under its care 395 children. The Orphanage now maintains two branches, one at Osaka and the other at Chausuhara in Hyuga. The latter has about 675 acres of lands where the poor children are made to work in farming and sericulture. The Hotokusha, the bank of the institution, keeps the children's savings amounting to some yen 2,070 of which 3 boys possess over yen 100 each. Of the orphans aided, 372 have become self-supporting citizens.", "p": "237", "l": "scan leaf 308", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n308/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "III. Asylums and Orphanages", "n": "[illegible]ukuden-ka", "t": "(Shimoshibuya, near Tokyo) The orphanage was started early at 1879 and at present cares for 130 boys. Financially, however, it is by no means strong the assets being estimated at ¥63,000 while the expenditure for the year 1917 was about ¥10,000.", "p": "238", "l": "scan leaf 309", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n309/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "III. Asylums and Orphanages", "n": "Sumire Girl's School Orphanage", "t": "(Yokohama) A Catholic institution established in 1874, and hence one of the oldest in Japan. Already more than 1,300 orphans and foundlings have been taken care of, and at present 150 are given protection.", "p": "238", "l": "scan leaf 309", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n309/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "V. Reform Work — 1. Ex-Convicts' Homes", "n": "Hosei-kai", "t": "—(Prison Ass'tion Office, Tokyo) The organ of the Chuo-Hogo-kai (Central Association for Protection of Ex-convicts). This is a foundation organized and supported by about 280 homes throughout the country. It is connected with the judicial authorities and exercises control over the homes.", "p": "239", "l": "scan leaf 310", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n310/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "V. Reform Work — 1. Ex-Convicts' Homes", "n": "Mr. Hara's Ex-Convict Home", "t": "One of the largest and best regulated, this was created on the memorable occasion of the amnesty in 1896. Mr. Hara is a Christian who had been imprisoned for some years for political offence, and who undertook the duty of a prison chaplain. Up to Jan. 1919 the home took care of 6,1[illegible]8 ex-convicts including 607 women. Those admitted in '18 totalled 740 men and 91 women. The statistics for 1918 are as follows:— Self-supporting, 572; under protection at the home or other institutions, 17; died, 2; escaped and re-convicted, 65; whereabout unknown, 15[illegible].", "p": "239", "l": "scan leaf 310", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n310/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "VI. Aids for the Feeble-Minded", "n": "The Takinogawa Orphanage for the Feeble-minded at Sugamo", "t": "This was founded in '91 at Takinogawa, Oji, eastern suburb of Tokyo, by Mr. R. Ishii, a devout Christian. About 57 inmates of both sexes are under protection of the home. The orphanage is supported by ¥95,085 of the assets, annual expenditure being ¥ 12,061 for 1917.", "p": "240", "l": "scan leaf 311", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n311/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "VIII. Reform Farm or Katei Gakko (Family School)", "n": "Reform Farm or Katei Gakko (Family School)", "t": "—Sugamo, Tokyo Reform of refractory boys side by side with farming is a novel undertaking started by Mr. Kosuke Tomeoka, a well-known Christian reformer. In 1917 the Home had under its roof 52 children together with externs, and by that year over 150 boys had left it completely reformed. The Reform Farm scheme is an ambitious one, being to open up land covering 1,000 cho (2,500 acres) in Hokkaido. The plan is to open up 800 cho in 11 years.", "p": "240", "l": "scan leaf 311", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n311/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Charity and Relief", "s": "X. Miscellaneous Works", "n": "Invalidated Soldier's Home", "t": "This was first started in 1906 at Shibuya, suburb of Tokyo. Only about 80 are at present living in the Home, all the rest, sixteen thousands of invailds being still at their own homes, partly because the pension for invaildated soldiers was somewhat raised soon after the War and also because family ties are very strong in Japan. The Home was removed in June '08 to the present site at Sugamo, presented by the Mitsui family and has fund of over yen 440,000 of which yen 100,000 was donated by Mr. I. Morimura.", "p": "240", "l": "scan leaf 311", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n311/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "The Bank of Japan", "t": "Founded in 1882, capital 37,500,000 yen paid up. The Bank issues convertible bank notes within the limit of 120,000;000 yen on the security of gold or silver coins and bullion, and of Government bonds cr commercial bills of a reliable nature. It pays the tax of 1-20% for average monthly issue of notes and that of 5 per cent. per annum for any excess issue. Board of Directors.—Governor, Junnosuke Inouye; Vice-Gov., Seishiro Kimura; Directors, Tomoye Yoshii; Eigo Fukai; S. Katayama. Head Office.—Honryogai-cho, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Branches.—Osaka, Nagoya, Moji, Hakodate, Kyoto, Kanazawa, Otaru, Fukushima, Hiroshima, Niigata, Matsumoto, Akita, Matsuye.", "p": "398", "l": "scan leaf 469", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n469/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "The Yokohama Specie Bank", "t": "Founded in 1880 for furnishing financial facilities to the foreign trade of the country, capital ¥42,000,000 paid up. The Bank gets its foreign bills of exchange rediscounted by the Bank of Japan to an amount not exceeding yen 20,000,000 a year at the rate of 2 per cent. In April 1919 it decided to increase its capital to ¥100 million, and have the unpaid capital of 6 millions paid up by the end of July the same year. Bord of Directors—President, Chuji Kajiwara; Vice-Pres.; Shinakichi Suzuki; Directors, Masunosuke Odagiri, Chunosuke Kawashima, Nagatane Soma, Baron K. Iwasaki, K. Tatsumi, Y. Yamakawa, F. Watanabe, I. Matsukata, M. Mitsui, K. Kodama, K. Morimura, K. Takeuchi. Head Office.—Minami Nakadori, Yokohama, Branches.—Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, Nagasaki, London, Lyons, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Batavia, Buenos Aires, Honolulu, Sydney, Bombay, Singapore, Rangoon, Calcutta, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtao, Hankow, Tientsin, Peking, Newchwang, Dairen, Port Arthur, Mukden, Tiehling, Changchun, Antung-Hsien, Harbin, Liaoyang, Tsinan, Kaiyuan.", "p": "398", "l": "scan leaf 469", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n469/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "The Hypothec Bank of Japan", "t": "Founded in 1897, the Bank furnishes long-period loans (within limit of 50 years) at a low rate of interest for improvement and development of agriculture and industry and to serve as a central banking organ for agricultural and industrial enterprises on a larger scale throughout the whole country; cap. ¥25,000,000 paid up. The Bank is authorized, when at least one-fourth of its nominal capital is paid up, to issue mortgage debentures to an amount not exceeding ten times its paid up capital. These debentures shall be redeemed at least twice a year by means of drawings and for each issue of debentures premiums of various amounts varying from five to one thousand yen are allotted to a certain number of debentures to be determined by drawings. Bard of Directors.—Governor, Gentaro Simula; Vice-Gov. Usaburo Yanagiya; Directors; Naonosuke Kawakami; Keizaburo Kato; Issei Tsukuda. Head Office.—Yamashita-cho, Hibiya Park, Tokyo.", "p": "398", "l": "scan leaf 469", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n469/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "Provincial Hypothec Banks (Noko Ginko)", "t": "These banks exist one in each prefecture to act as local organ of credit for agriculture and industry, each with a capital of two hundred thousand yen or upwards. The lines of business transacted by these banks are similar to those dealt with by the Hypothec Bank, only in a smaller scope.", "p": "399", "l": "scan leaf 470", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n470/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "The Colonial Bank of Hokkaido", "t": "The Bank was established in 1900 for promoting colonization and exploitation of Hokkaido; capital ¥10,000,000 p.u. The Bank is authorized to issue mortgage debentures to an amount not exceeding five times its paid-up capital, though such debentures may not exceed the total amount of outstanding loans redeemable in annual instalment. The capital was increased to ¥10,000, in '17. Board of Directors.—President and Managing-Director, Riyo Mizukoshi. Directors; Wataru Maijima, Muneki Seki; Ototake Nakata, Yone Hoshino. Heard Office.—Sapporo, Hokkaido.", "p": "399", "l": "scan leaf 470", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n470/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "The Industrial Bank of Japan", "t": "Established in 1902, capital ¥20,504,000 paid up, of which more than ¥7,550,000 is held by foreign capitalists. In 1918, in order to encourage foreign investment of Japanese the Government pledged to guarantee profits for investment made abroad, within the limit of ¥100,000,000. To make good the loss of about ¥7 millions by the fall of 4 & 5% Gov. bonds owned by it and the loans made to certain gold mines, the Bank borrowed ¥13,500,000 at cheap rate from the Bank of Japan and the Specie Bank. The Bank enjoys the privilege of issuing debentures to an amont of ten times its paid up capital and to any amount for the purpose of public utility abroad. Boad of Directors.—Governor Kyucho Hijikata; Vice-Gov., Eijiro Ono. Directors, Teizo Iwasa, Motonari Ninomiya, Katsumi Yanaga. Head Office.—Zenigame-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.", "p": "399", "l": "scan leaf 470", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n470/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "The Bank of Taiwan", "t": "Est. 1897, capital ¥20,000,000 paid up, it enjoys privilege of issuing against the reserve of gold, silver coins or bullion bank notes convertible in gold yen, notes within ¥10,0000,000 covered by Government bonds, Treasury bills, etc. Nominal capital was increased from ¥1[illegible],000,000 to ¥20,[illegible]00,000 in 1916. It started in 1917 a long-term deposit as trust account but which has been suspended lately. Board of Directors.—President, Tetsutaro Sakurai; Vice-Pres., Kojuro Nakagawa; Directors, Iyetoshi Sata, Kyoroku Yamanari, Shingo Minami. Heard Office.—Taihoku, Formosa. Tokyo Branch: Eirakucho, Marunouchi.", "p": "399", "l": "scan leaf 470", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n470/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Special Banks", "n": "The Bank of Chosen", "t": "See Chap. on Chosen.", "p": "399", "l": "scan leaf 470", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n470/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Clearing Houses", "n": "Tokyo Clearing House", "t": "The Tokyo Clearing House commenced its business at the end of 1877. More or less good result was realized, but the subsequent development of banking business has necessitated the form as it now stands. Its organization is mainly based on that of the clearing-houses in Europe and America.", "p": "407", "l": "scan leaf 478", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n478/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Banks and Banking Business", "s": "Clearing Houses", "n": "Osaka Clearing House", "t": "Founded in 1979 the Osaka Clearing House is the first of the clearing houses establishsd in our country. In Osaka, the centre of trade in our country since old time, cheques and bills were in use long before the Restoration, and it took the lead in introducing the clearing house facilities.", "p": "407", "l": "scan leaf 478", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n478/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Agricultural Association, Japan", "t": "Founded 1881; publishes monthly organ Dai Nippon Nokai-ho, and maintains Tokyo Agricultural University (private) in Tokyo as its educational Institution. Members number 15,5[illegible]0 and are Honorary, Special, Ordinary and Associate. Patron Prince Fushimi; Pres. Marquis K. Matsudaira; Vice-Pres. Dr. A. Yokoi, the Pres. of the University. Add. Tameike, Akasaka, Tokyo.", "p": "747", "l": "scan leaf 818", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n818/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Asiatic Society, of Japan", "t": "Pioneer association of the kind in Japan and was est. about 1[illegible]80 by the late Sir Earnest Satow and others in Japan for studying and investigating Japanese customs, history, literature, etc. List of members 530 including those residing abroad. Annual subscription ¥12; Meeting held quarterly and proceedings published occasionally and distributed to members gratis. Pres. Sir Williom Conyingham Greene; Hon. Secy. Ernest Wilson Clement. Add. Keio University, Tokyo.", "p": "747", "l": "scan leaf 818", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n818/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Bankers' Association, Tokyo", "t": "Founded 1900; funds ¥150,000 to be created. Subscription in proportion to the capital paid up of the associated banks, ranging from ¥100 to ¥1,000. The members number 69 banks. Pres S. Hayakawa, Directors. T. Matsukawa; Chief Secy. N. Yamazaki. Add. Sakamoto-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "747", "l": "scan leaf 818", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n818/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Barristers' Society, Japan", "t": "Founded June, 1896; issues a monthly periodical; members numbered 1,700 at the end of Feb. 1916; Dues, ordinary membership 20 Sen per month. Directors Y. Ishiyama, S. Ikeda, K. Harada, T. Hanai, etc. Add, Nishi-Hibiya, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "747", "l": "scan leaf 818", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n818/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Botanical Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1882; publishes a monthly Botanical Magazin. Dues ¥6.60 per annum. Members number 400. Pres. Dr. J. Matsumura; Chief Dir. Dr. K. Shibata. Add. Botanical Garden, Tokyo.", "p": "747", "l": "scan leaf 818", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n818/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Division of Economics and History, Japanese Committee", "t": "Est. in July, 1912 in accordance with the international Conference of Economists held in 1911 in Berne. The result of investigation will be published at the head office in New York, U.S.A. President of the National Committee is Baron Y. Sakatani, and Secy. Y. Yamamoto. Office at Senshu Daigaku, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "747", "l": "scan leaf 818", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n818/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Chemical Industry Society, Tokyo", "t": "Founded 1878; dues for regular member ¥5 per annum, associate ¥3, these numbering 650 in all. Publishes a monthly Tokyo Kwagakukwaishi. Pres. U. Suzuki; Secy. Y. Shibata, K. Aso. Add. Science College, Imp. University, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Electric Association", "t": "Founded 1912; subscription ¥4 to 500 a year. Pres R. Kimura; Vice-Pres. Dr. I. Nakahara; Chief Secy., B. Kawanishi. Add. Sanchome, Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Emigration Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1914; subscription ¥10 per annum. Members number 5,[illegible]00. Pres. Marquis S. Okuma; Vice.-Pres. J. Soyeda; Chief Secy. S. Hayakawa. Add. Sanchome, Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Fire Insurance Society, Japan", "t": "Created 1907; annual subscription according to the business result of the society. Chairman of the committee is K. Kagami; Chief Secy. K. Takai. Add. Minami-Nabecho Nichome, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Foreign Trade Association, Japan", "t": "Founded 1886; member 466 in all. Representatives, K. Ikeda, K. Otani, O. Suzuki; Secy. T. Ikeda. Add. 7 Sojurocho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Geographical Society, Tokyo", "t": "Founded 1879; number of members 260; dues ¥100 in lump or ¥6 a year. Patron Prince Kan-in; Pres. Marquis N. Nabeshima; Vice-Pres. Visc. Y. Hanabusa, Baron D. Kikuchi; Secys. Dr. F. Omori, K. Inouye, K. Fukuchi. Add. Nishi Konyacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Historio-Geographical Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1899. Dues ¥2 a year. Members number about 800; publishes a monthly organ Rekishi-Chiri. Pres. Marquis M. Hachisuka. Add Aoyagicho, Koishikawa, Tokyo", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Horticulture Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1889; publishes a monthly magazine. Dues for ordinary members ¥2, special members ¥3, per annum; list of members some 3,000. Pres. Marquis S. Okuma; Vice-pres. Viscount T. Fujinami. Add. 696 Nakashibuya, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Imperial Aviation Society", "t": "Founded 1914; members 7,000 in March, 1916. Dues, regular member ¥100 in lump or annually ¥12 for ten years, common member ¥10 or 3 annually for five years. Pres. Marquis S. Okuma; Vice-Pres. Baron Y. Sakatani. Add. Yurakucho 1-chome, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Imperial Railway Association", "t": "Founded 1898; publishes as organ Teikoku Tetsudo Kyokai Kwaiho; members 2, 436 in all. Honorary members confined to those who have rendered distinguished services to railway business. Pres. Count M. Terauchi; Vice-Pres. Dr. H. Furukawa, Dr. K. Nomura, etc. Chief Secy. R. Unno. Add. Marunouchi, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Industrial Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1806; publishes a monthly journal; subscription, ¥12 per annum. Pres. Viscount Kaneko; Vice-Pres. S. Asano. Add. 1 Yamashirocho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Jurisprudence Society", "t": "Founded 1894; annual dues ¥2; members some 300 at present. Pres. Dr. Baron Chincho Hozumi; Dirs. T. Minobe, G. Suehiro. Add, c/o Hozumi, Haraikata-machi, Ushigome, Tokyo.", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Life Assurance Society", "t": "Founded 1908; publishes a quarterly bulletin; subscription to be levied in proportion to business result of the Cos. Pres. Taizo Abe. Add. Yurakucho, Kojimachiku, Tokyo", "p": "748", "l": "scan leaf 819", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n819/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Meteorological Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1882; publishes monthly magazine. Dues, ordinary member ¥2 per annum; members number 337. Pres. Dr. S. Nakamura. Secys. W. Oishi, T. Okada, T. Yoshida. Add Meteorological Observatory, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Mining Industrial Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1885; publishes a magazine as its organ. Dues, ordinary member ¥6 annually and ¥3 for admission; supporting member is asked to contribute ¥200 or upward in lump; members 1,50[illegible] in all, including 18 honorary members and 63 supporting members. Pres. Dr W. Watanabe. Add. Kagacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Oriental Association (formerly called Taiwan Kyokwai)", "t": "Founded 1898, for developing resources in Formosa, Korea and Manchuria. Has established schools in Tokyo Seoul, Dairen, etc. bringing up students to devote themselves to colonization work. Subscription Y6 per annum for ordinary member; issue monthly magazine, Toyo Jiho; members number 3,500. Pres. Komatsubara, ex-Minister of Education; Vice-Pres. Baron Okura; Dirs. M. Kadono, S. Hayakawa. Add. Marunouchi, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Sericultural Society, Japan", "t": "Founded 1892; publishes a Japanese monthly and a French Bulletin as its organ. Reliable information is supplied on application to foreigners abroad. Special member ¥10 in lump or ¥12 in course of 4 years, and ordinary ¥[illegible].50; members number 165,477. Patron Prince Kanin; Pres. Viscount K. Kiyoura. Add. Nishikicho, Kanda, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Society for the Propagation of Roman Alphabets", "t": "Founded —; publishes its organ in Roman lettlers; Members 3,000; Dues, ¥1 per annum. Pres. Marquis K. Saionji. Add. No. 3 1-chome, Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Society for Protection of Industrial Property", "t": "Founded 1905; dues, ¥5—30 in lump or ¥2 a year. Pres. Viscount K. Kiyoura; Vice-Pres. K. Otani. Add. Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Statistical Society, Tokyo", "t": "Founded 1878; publishes monthly magazine styled Tokei Shushi, and also issues the Imperial Japanese Statistic Annual and a number of statisctics. Dues, ¥3 a year and have membership of 500. Pres. Dr. Baron Yoshiro Sakatani. Add. Yamashita-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "University Graduate's Society", "t": "Founded 1886; admits graduates of Imperial Universities of Tokyo, Kyoto, Kyushu and Tohoku, and also others who have connections with the above institutions. Dues, ¥2 per annum, or ¥20 for life; publishes monthly bulletin; comprises 18 committees and 1 chief secretary. Add. Nishikicho, Kanda, Tokyo,", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section I. Learned Institutions", "n": "Zoological Society, Tokyo", "t": "Founded 1879; annual subscription ¥6 for class \"A\" member, ¥3.60 for \"B\" member; members number about 400; the Zoological Magazine is issued monthly, with \"Annotations Zoological Japonensis\" as occasional publication. Pres. Prof. S. Watase (c/o Imp. Univ. Tokyo); Secy. Dr. N. Yatsu.)", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "America's Friends Society (Beiyu-Kyokwai)", "t": "Est. 1906 by Japanese who have stayed in America and by Americans staying in Japan, with the object of promoting friendly relation between the two countries. Number of members about 300; annual dues ¥12. Pres. Viscount Kentaro Kaneko. Add. Gofukucho, Nihombashi, Tokyo.", "p": "749", "l": "scan leaf 820", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n820/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "Belgo-Japanese Association", "t": "Founded 1889; members number about 74 comprising only those who have studied in Belgium. Secy., Mr. S. Akusada, 53 Fujimicho, Azabu, Tokyo.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "British Society", "t": "Found 1908 by the late Count Hayashi, the late Sir Claude MacDonald, Count Hirosawa, the late Capt. Brinkley, Viscount Inaba, Vice-Admiral Baron Miyabara, Count Kawamura, etc.; dues ¥5 a year for ordinary members or ¥5[illegible] in one sum for life. The membership numbers about 250. Add. British Embassy, Tokyo.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "Eiraku Club", "t": "Formed in 1914 by graduates and friends of Waseda University as social organ. Membership about 300; dues ¥24 a year; one half for country member; Pres. Dr. Y. Hiranuma. Sec. S. Tamura. Add. Eiraku-cho, Tokyo. Tel. Central 389.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "Franco-Japanese Society", "t": "Founded 1886. List of members number over 300 including five grades of members; dues of ordinary member ¥3.60 a year. Patrons, Prince Nashimoto and French Ambassador; Chief Dir. K. Furuichi, Dr. Eng. Add. Hibiya Park. Tokyo.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "Indo-Japanese Association", "t": "Founded 1802; covers British India, French Indo-China, Dutch islands in the South Seas. Members 570 in all. Pres. Marquis S. Okuma; Vice-Pres. Baron N. Kanda, Dr. F. Nanjo; Secy. Y. Soyejima. Add. Hibiya Bldg., Hibiya Park, Tokyo.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "Kojunsha", "t": "Founded 1879 by graduates of and others instructed in Keio University and is a social club. Entrance fee ¥300; annual subscription ¥36. Membership over 1,000. Pres. E. Kamada; Chief Dirs. J. Kadono, H. Ishikawa. Add. Nabecho Nichome, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "Latin American-Japanese Society", "t": "Created by Japanese interested in Central and South Americas, or peoples of these republics connected with this country, about 120 in number. Add. Hibiya Park, Tokyo.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "The Nippon Club", "t": "Est. 1888 by Japanese; is a non-political institution. List of members about 500 including country members. Entrance fee ¥30, annual subscription ¥36. The present building was built in 1906. Pres. Viscount C. Okabe; Hon. Secy, Mr. S. Hayakawa. Add. Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo; Tel. No. 625 & 5439 Honkyoku.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "Russo-Japanese Society", "t": "Founded 1906; members number 3[illegible]0; dues, ¥6 a year for ordinary members or ¥200 for life, special members ¥500. Pres. Count M. Terauchi; Vice-Pres. Baron S. Goto; Add. Uchisaiwaicho, Marunouchi, Tokyo.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix A: Learned & Social Institutions", "s": "Section II. Social Institutions", "n": "The Tokyo Club", "t": "Est. 18[illegible]5 by Japanese and foreigners; entrance fee ¥50; annual subscription ¥36 for city members and ¥10 for country members. List of members about 300. The present building was built in 1908 at the cost of ¥3[illegible]0,00[illegible]. Pres. H.H. Prince Fan-in; Vice-Pres., British Ambassador, Baron Makino, Mr. Sonoda; Hon. Secy. Mr. A. Medley; Hon. Treas. Mr. M. Kushida. Add. Aoicho, Akasaka, Tokyo. Tel. No. 225—7 & 760 Shimbashi.", "p": "750", "l": "scan leaf 821", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n821/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Aichi Bank", "t": "K. K., Tamayacho, Nishi-ku, Nagoya, Est. 1896; cap. ¥7,000 p. u; in '18 absorbed Kitakata and other banks, cap. being greatly increased. Pres. Y. Watanabe.", "p": "751", "l": "scan leaf 822", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n822/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Asano Chuya (Day and Night) Bank", "t": "K. K, Tori-1-chome Nihombashi, Tokyo. Cap. ¥6,250 p. u. Pres. S. Asano, Mng.-Dir. J. Nagashima.", "p": "751", "l": "scan leaf 822", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n822/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Chosen Ginko", "t": "(Bank of Chosen), Seoul. (Vid. Chap. Chosen).", "p": "751", "l": "scan leaf 822", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n822/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Dai Hyaku Ginko", "t": "(100th Bank), K. K., Yorozuche, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 77. Cap. ¥13,750 p. u.; res. ¥5,000. Pres. R. Ikeda, Dirs. K. Ando, H. Cho, etc.", "p": "751", "l": "scan leaf 822", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n822/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Dai Ichi Ginko", "t": "(1st Bank), K. K., Kabutocho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. The first private bank in Japan, est July '73. Cap. ¥30,000 p. u.; res. ¥18,500; Pres. Y. Sasaki; Gen.-Mngs. K. Ishii, Y. Noguchi, Y. Sugita.", "p": "751", "l": "scan leaf 822", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n822/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Dai Ni Ginko", "t": "(2nd Bank), K. K., Sanchome, Yokohama. Est. '74. Pres. T. Hara, Mng. K. Yamagata.Cap. ¥1,500 p. u.; res. ¥2,130.", "p": "751", "l": "scan leaf 822", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n822/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Dai San Ginko", "t": "(3rd Bank), K.K., Kobunacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. '78 by the Yasuda family. Cap. ¥30,000; res. ¥9,000; Pres. Yoshio Yasuda.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Dai 81 Bank", "t": "K.K., No. 5, Tomisawa-cho, Nihom., Tokyo. Formed June 1918 by the union of 40th and 41st Banks; Cap. ¥4,650 p.u.; res. ¥1,354. Pres. C. Kikuchi; Mng.-Dir. F. Osawa.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Fujimoto Bill Broker Bank", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Yokobori, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1906; cap. Y1,500 p.u.; res. ¥785; branches at Kobe and Tokyo. Chairman B. Hiraga.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Hokkaido Takushoku Ginko", "t": "(Colonization Bank of Hokkaido), K.K., Sapporo, Hokkaido. Est. 1900; cap. ¥7,499 p.u.; res. ¥2,336; Pres. Riyo Mizukoshi.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Jugo Ginko", "t": "(15th Bank), K.K., Kobikicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. '77 by some Peers and formerly called the Peer's Bank; Cap. ¥23,500 p.u., res. ¥7,750. Pres. I. Matsukata, Vice-Pres. M. Naruse.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Fujita-Gumi Bank", "t": "K.K., 3-chome, Imabashi, Osaka. Est. 1917 with ¥5,000 p.u. Chairman, Baron H. Fujita.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Furukawa Bank", "t": "K.K., Setomono-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1917 by the Furukawa family with cap. ¥2,500 p.u. Pres. Baron T. Furukawa.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Higo Bank", "t": "K.K., Kumamoto. Est. 1897; cap. ¥5,000 (2,750 p.u.); res. ¥1,060. Tokyo branch, Koamicho, Nihombashi Mag.-Dir. Zensuke Yasuda.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Kashima Bank", "t": "K.K., Osaka. Est. by Mr. Kashima, President; cap. ¥5,000 p.u.; reorganized in '17 with extended business.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Kanda Bank", "t": "K.K., No. 26, Sakamoto-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. April 1918; cap. ¥5,000 (½ p.u.); chiefly deal in public loan bonds and debentures. Pres. R. Kanda.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Kawasaki Bank", "t": "K.K., Himono-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. July 1893 by the late H. Kawasaki; cap. ¥10,000 p.u. Pres. Kawasaki.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Kitahama Bank", "t": "K.K., Kitahama, Osaka. Est. March '97, Cap. ¥4,000 p.u., Dirs. Y. Yashima, R. Hunter.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Konoike Bank", "t": "Gm. K., Imabashi, Osaka. Est. May, 1877; cap. ¥3,000 p.u.; res. ¥3,900; is conducted by the Konoike family. Pres. Baron Z. Konoike.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Meiji Bank", "t": "K.K., Honfuna-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo Est. 1895; absorbed '18 Tawara and other smaller banks increasing cap. to ¥10,000 (½ p.u. in '19). Pres. Zensuke Yasuda, Mng.-Dir. R. Kanahara.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Mitsui Bank", "t": "K.K., Surugacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Oldest, est. over 200 yrs. ago by Takatomi Mitsui in the Tokugawa era, organized as Mitsui Bank, K.K., 1909. cap. ¥60,000 p.u. Pres. Gen-emon Mitsui; Mng.-Dirs. S. Ikeda, U. Yoneyama, N. Kikumoto, O. Majima.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Mitsubishi Bank Department", "t": "Yayesucho, Koji. Tokyo. Est. 1895 and is conducted by the Mitsubishi Firm; cap. ¥1,000 p.u.; Chief, M. Kushida.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Morimura Bank", "t": "Gm. K., Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. '98 by Baron Morimura, President. cap. ¥500, p.u.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Murai Bank", "t": "K.K., Moto-Yokkaichicho, Tokyo. Founded in Dec. 1906 and reorganized with capital of ¥10,000 (½ p.u.) in April 1918; res. ¥808, in 1920. Pres. K. Murai.", "p": "752", "l": "scan leaf 823", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n823/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Naniwa Bank", "t": "K.K., Awajicho, Osaka. Formed in 1878 with the union of the 5th and 32nd national banks amalgamated with four other banks; cap. ¥23,750 p.u.; res. ¥4,320; Pres. M. Matsukata.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Nippon Ginko", "t": "(Bank of Japan), K.K.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Nippon Kogyo Ginko", "t": "(Industrial Bank of Japan), K.K.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Nippon Kangyo Ginko", "t": "(Hypothec Bank of Japan), K.K.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Okazaki Bank", "t": "K.K., Naniwa-cho, Kobe. Est. '17 by Mr. T. Okazaki, a millionaire merchant, and incorporated; cap. ¥10,000 (p.u. 6,000); reserves ¥2,000. Pres. T. Okazaki.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Sino-Japanese Banking Corporation", "t": "K.K., Peking, China. Est. '18 as a joint enterprise of Japanese and Chinese under the patronage of the Chinese Govt. cap. ¥20,000 (5,000 p.u.) subscribed by Japanese and Chinese; Pres. Lu Tsung-yu; Mng-Dir. Tsunejiro Kakuichi.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Sumitomo Bank", "t": "K.K., Kitahama, Osaka. Est. 1871 by the Sumitomo family; reorganized K.K., 1895; cap. ¥26,250 p.u.; res. ¥4,500, in '20. Pres. Baron K. Sumitomo.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Taiwan Ginko", "t": "(Bank of Taiwan or Formosa), K.K., Taihoku, Formosa, Vid. Chap. Taiwan.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Tokai Ginko", "t": "K.K., Gofukucho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1889 Pres. C. Kikuchi.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Yasuda Bank", "t": "K.K., Kobunacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est, 1864 by Mr. Zenjiro Yasuda, and run by the Yasuda family; sub. capital ¥25,000, (p.u. 17,500); control 28 syndicate banks, both head & branch offices. Connection world-wide. Pres. Zengoro Yasuda; Mng.-Dir. Y. Suzuki.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Yokohama 74 Bank", "t": "K.K., Yokohama. Est. 1878; absorbed Mogi Bank '18, and increased cap. to ¥2,400 p.u.; reorganized in '20.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Yokohama Specie Bank", "t": "K.K., Yokohama.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section I. Banks", "n": "Yokohama Wakao Bank", "t": "Gm. K. Yokohama. Est. 1890 by the Wakao family; cap. ¥500 p.u.: res. ¥130 in '18. Pres. I. Wakao.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Aikoku Life Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Honzaimokucho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1897. Pres. M. Suzuki; Mng.-Dir. R. Wakao.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Chiyoda Mutual Life Ins. Co", "t": "Okecho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. March 1904. Pres I. Kadono, Mng.-Dir. R. Kitakawa.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Dai Ichi Mutual Life Ins. Co", "t": "Tori-Sanchome, Nihom., Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1902 by Mr. Yano and others, pioneer mutual life insurance Co. Capital ¥25 p.u. Pres. T. Yano, Dir. S. Ohashi, K. Hattori.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Daido Life Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Yedobori, Osaka. Est. 1902; Capital ¥210 p.u. Pres. K. Hirooka, Mng.-Dir. S. Gion.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Fuji Shokai", "t": "1-chome, Yaesu-cho, Koj., Tokyo. Founded in 1909 and run by Mr. M. Furudono; agent for various foreign and domestic fire ins. cos.; owns the Waseda Denki Kogyo (Electro-Chemical Laboratory), dealers in and manufactures of various potassium compounds and general industrial stuffs at Kamitotsuka, near Tokyo.", "p": "753", "l": "scan leaf 824", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n824/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Jinju Life Assurance Co", "t": "K.K., No. 3 1-chome, Uchi[illegible]cho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1887; cap. ¥1,000 p.u. Pres. D. Shimogo; Mng.-Dir T. Shimogo.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Kobe Marine, Transportation & Fire Ins. Co", "t": "K.K.. Kobe. Est. 1907; capital ¥1,250 p.u. Pres. T. Okazaki, Mng.-Dir. S. Tanaka.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Kyodo Fire Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Izumocho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1906. combines accidence ins. Mng.-Dirs. S. Morimoto, S. Kurachi.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Meiji Fire Ins. Co", "t": "K.K.. Yayesucho, Koji., Tokyo. A leading fire ins. Co., est. Dec. 1892. Pres. M. Suyenobu.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Meiji Life Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Yayesucho, Koji., Tokyo. One of the leading and earliest ins. Co., est. 1881. Pres. T. Abe.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Nippon Accident Ins. Co", "t": "K.K,, No. 9 Ninami-Kinroku-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1917; cap. ¥2,000 ([illegible] p.u.); res. ¥300. Pres. Seiryo Awazu.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Nippon Fire Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Ginza, Tokyo, Est. Apr. 1892; combines Accidence, Marine, and Burglary as subsidiary business. Pres. H. Kawasaki.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Nippon Life Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Imabashi, Osaka. Est. 1889. Pres. Y. Kataoka.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Nippon Marine Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Yedobori, Nishiku, Osaka. Est. 1896; cap. ¥3,00[illegible] (900 p.u.) increased to ¥10,000 '18. Pres. W. Ukon.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Nissho Fire and Marine Re-ins. Co", "t": "K.K., No. 5 1-chome, Minami-hatchobori, Tokyo. Est. 1917; cap. ¥2,000 (500 p.u.); res, ¥500. Pres. M. Maejima,", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Osaka Marine and Fire Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., 2-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1898; cap. ¥5,000 (1,540 p.u.) doubled '18. Pres. Ryutaro Hunter; Mng.-Dir. G. Tarao.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Teikoku Life Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Gofukucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1888, Pres. A. Fukuhara,", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Teikoku Marine, Fire and Transport Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Kitasayacho, Nihom., Tokyo. Est. July 1893 for fire insurance only; in '05 started marine and transport ins; wide connection abroad; cap. ¥3,850 p.u. Pres. Zengoro Yasuda; Vice-Pres. H. Murase.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Tokyo Fire Ins. Co", "t": "K.K No 1 Kitasayacho, Nihom., Tokyo. Est. 1887; cap. ¥10,00[illegible]; res. ¥5,560. Pres. Yoshio Yasuda, Vice-Pres. Baron A, Nakamatsu.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Tokyo Marine Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Marunochi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1878: capital ¥15,00[illegible] (7,500 p.u.) Pres. M. Suyenobu.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section II. Insurance", "n": "Yokohama Fire, Marine, Transportation and Credit Ins. Co", "t": "K.K., Honcho, Yokohama. Est. Aug. 1897 for fire insurance only; afterwards started other insurances. Pres. K. Ono, Mng.-Dir. K. Ezaka.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Dai-Nippon Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Amagasaki, Hyogo-ken. The Amagasaki and Settsu Cotton Spinning Cos. were amalgamated to create this Co. in '18. with cap. ¥30,500 p.u. Pres. S. Kikuchi.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Fuji Gassed Yarn Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Oshima, near Tokyo. Founded 19[illegible]2; Pres. T. Wada; Dirs. E. Kawasaki, R. Inanobe. etc.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Fukushima Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Shimo Fukushima, Osaka. Est. 1892. Pres. Y. Yashiro; Dirs. T. Nomura, H. Hamamoto.", "p": "754", "l": "scan leaf 825", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n825/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Goto Woolen Cloth Co", "t": "K.K., Oimachi, near Tokyo. Est. July '81; cap. ¥2,750 p.u. in 1920. Pres. J. Goto, Mng.-Dirs. S. Goto, H. Goto.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Japan-China Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Kameido, near Tokyo. Est. '07; rings 60,464, throwings 27,8[illegible]3; cap. in '20 ¥7,000 p.u.; res. ¥1,955. Pres. S. Miyajima; Mng.-Dir. Y. Murata.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Jomo Musline-de-Laine Co", "t": "K.K., Tatebayashi, Gumma. Est. '02; ¥[illegible],500 p.u. Pres. K. Nezu; Mng.-Dir. H. Matsuo.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Sumida, near Tokyo. Est. '92; cap. ¥15,787 p.u.; res. ¥21,438; Chairman of Dirs. H. Hibiya; Mng.-Dir. S. Muto.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Kishiwada Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Kishiwada, Osaka. Est. 1892; rings 148,161 and looms 350. Pres. J. Terada.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Kurashiki Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Kurashiki, Okayama-ken. Est. '87; total rings 88,984; cap. ¥6,199 p.u.; res. ¥3,617. Pres. M. Ohara; Dirs. S. Kiyama, G. Hayashi, R. Ohashi, etc.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Musline-de-Laine Spinning Co", "t": "(Mosurin Boseki), K.K., Nakatsu, Nishinari-gun, Osaka. Mfrs. of woolen and cotton yarns and fabrics. Est. 1896; cap. ¥7,500 p.u., res. ¥1,489. Pres. K. Inabatake.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Naigai Cotton Co", "t": "K.K., Dojima, Osaka. Est. 1887; cap. ¥1,250 p.u. in '20; rings 140,124, throwings 4,854; looms 982 stands. Pres. R. Kume, Dirs. Y. Eguchi, K. Ii.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Nikka (Japan-China) Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Shanghai; was originally the Hung-yuan Spinning Co., with 53,000 spindles and 500 English-made looms, Shanghai, which was purchased by Mr. S. Kawasaki for Tls. 1,300 in '18 and transferred to Mr. T. Wada and others, who found a new Co. with cap. ¥4,000 p.u.; connection with the Fuji Gassed Spin. Mill. Pres. T. Wada.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Nippon Cotton Trading Co", "t": "K.K., Nakanoshima, Osaka. Est. '92; cap ¥20,000 p.u., res. ¥20,100; chiefly engaged in wholesale of cotton. Spindles 9,392. Branches at Tientsin, Dairen, Hongkong, Shanghai, Hangkow, Bombay, Texas and New York. Pres. M. Mita.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Nippon Linen Co", "t": "K.K., Ginza, Tokyo. Est. '14; cap. ¥5,000 p.u., res. ¥1,753 own 4 linen factories in Hokkaido and one factory near Tokyo. Pres. C. Kikuchi; Mng.-Dir. N. Miyauchi, etc.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Nippon Seifu Co", "t": "Sujakuno, near Kyoto. Mfrs. of cotton yarn, fabrics, and dyeing, etc. Est. '95; capital ¥2,250 p.u.; loans ¥17,728. Mng.-Dir. K. Inouye.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Nippon Silk Throwing Co", "t": "K.K., Kiryu, Gumma-ken. Est. 1902; later enlarged; cap. ¥3,000. Throwing Mills at Kiryu, Yonezawa, Fukushima & Hodogaya, Spindles, 79,000; Patent processes for crepe fancy yarns. Pres. Y. Mayebara.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Nippon Woolen Fabrics Co", "t": "K.K., Nishidemachi, Kobe. Est. 1896. Have factories at Tokyo and Kakogawa, and have begun 1917 for the first time in Japan to manufacture thin woolen cloth; cap. ¥10,411 p.u.; res. ¥5,505. Pres. S. Kawanishi.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Osaka Godo Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Dojima, Osaka. Est. 1900; cap. ¥10,250 p.u.; res. Y10,187. Mng.-Dir. F. Taniguchi.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Ryomo Weaving and Finishing Co", "t": "K.K., Kiryu, Gumma-ken. Est. 190[illegible]; cap. ¥2,000. Mfrs. of silk crepe, taffeta, & cotton fabrics. The finishing machines loaned by the government. Pres. T. Kaneko; Mng. Dir. H. Iizuka.", "p": "755", "l": "scan leaf 826", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n826/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Sakai Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Sakai, Osaka-fu. Est. '92. Pres. S. Amagasaki; Mng.-Dir. R. Komuro.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Teikoku Linen Co", "t": "K.K., Uragashi, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1911; cap. ¥12,800 (12,100 p.u. in '20); reserves ¥2,486; div. 12% Pres. Z. Yasuda; Mng.-Dirs. K. Doki, R. Saiga,", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Tokyo Calico Co", "t": "K.K., Kameido, near Tokyo. Est. 1906; cap. ¥[illegible],500 p.u.; reserves Y461 in '19; Spindles 29,000. Chairman of Dirs. J. Sugimura; Mng.-Dirs. K. Horigoshi, G. Aoki.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Tokyo Orimono (Textile) Co", "t": "3-chome, Senju, Tokyo. Est. 1902; cap. ¥7,000 (3,750 p.u.). Dyer and printer; mfr. all kinds of cotton piece goods. Pres. Y. Shioda. Mng.-Dirs. S. Tamamura and R. Esaki.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Tokyo Silk Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Minami-Makicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo; est. '18; cap. ¥5,000 (½ p.u.). Dirs. K. Suzuki, H. Matsushima, etc.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Tokyo Woolen Fabrics Co", "t": "(Tokyo Keorimono Co.), K.K., Minami-Senju, Tokyo. Est. 1906; cap. in 1920 ¥20,900 p.u.; reservs ¥1,810. Mng.-Dir. K. Fujita, K. Kusaka, K. Tsukaguchi, K. Usami.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Tokyo Musline-de-Lains Co", "t": "K.K., Kameido, near Tokyo. Mfrs. of mousseline-de-laine and other woolen fabrics. Est. '96; cap. ¥20,000 p.u. Chairman, Sugimura; Mng.-Dir. G. Aoki.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Toyo Muslin Co", "t": "K.K,, Kameido, Tokyo. Est. '07; cap. ¥5,500 p.u. In '18 1,000 looms were newly added and annual output 60,000,000 yards to be increased to 70,000,000. Chairman of Dirs. T. Kambe.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Toyo Cotton Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Yokkaichi, Ise. Est. '14 with incorporation of the Miye and the Osaka; cap. ¥19,625 p.u.; spindles 465,040, thrownings 4,560, and looms 11,369. Pres. D. Ito. Mng.-Dirs. T. Saito, G. Imamura, etc.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section III. Spinning and Weaving", "n": "Woolen Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Edobori-Kitadori, Nishiku, Osaka. Est. 1918; cap. ¥3,000 (½ p.u.); manufacture and deal in woolen goods. Dirs. T. Takimura, S. Niwa, etc.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Daimaru Dry Goods Store", "t": "Shijo-dori Takakura, Kyoto. Founded 1716, and reorganized as partnership ltd., is a pioneer department store in Kyoto-Osaka district. Pres. J. Shimomura.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Funakoshi & Co", "t": "Minami-Kyuhojimachi, Osaka. Manufacturers of and wholesale dealers in handkerchiefs and other cotton goods; recently extended business operations to China and South Seas. Prop. Tatsujiro Funakoshi.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Ishii Hosiery Factory", "t": "Temmabashi-suji, Osaka. Manufacture and wholesale exporter of hosiery, cotton singlets, knitted underwear, etc. Prop. Katsujiro Ishii.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Ito Dry Goods Store", "t": "K.K., Sakaecho. Nagoya. Organized as K.K., in 1910; have big branches in Tokyo and Kyoto. Pres. M. Ito Mng.-Dir. K. Kito.", "p": "756", "l": "scan leaf 827", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n827/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Kawashima Jimbei", "t": "Higashi Horikawa Ichijo, Kyoto, is upholsterer and embroider to the Court, and manufacturer of silk fabrics, cut-velvet, kimono, embroidery, being a leading house at Nishijin, Kyoto. Tokyo Branch (Uyedaya), 15 Yariya-cho, Kyobashi.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Maekawa Shoten", "t": "K.K., Bingo-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Sept. '18; cap. ¥1,500 p.u.; deal in cotton yarns, and cotton goods. Dirs. Y. Maekawa, etc.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Mitsukoshi Gofukuten", "t": "K.K., Surugacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. A. leading and the oldest dry goods store with a history of three hundred years and also pioneer department store, known as \"Harrods in Tokyo,\" or \"Marshal Field in Tokyo.\" Reorganized as K.K. with capital of ¥2,000 in which the Mitsui family hold largest share. Branches; Osaka. Kyoto, Seoul and Dairen. Awarded gold medals at foreign and domestic exhibitions. Pres. H. Nozaki; Mng.-Dirs. R. Nakamura, T. Asabuki.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Nishimura Dry Goods Store", "t": "dealers in and manufacturers of high grade fabrics, embroideries, cut-velvet, kimono, etc., being one of the oldest in Kyoto. Saijo, Karasumaru, Kyoto; Tokyo branch, Yamashitacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Osaka Knitting and Spinning Co", "t": "K.K., Nishinari-gun, Osaka. Est. 1912; cap. ¥600 p.u.; manufacturers of cotton hosiery goods with Mitsui Bussan Kaisha as selling agents; supply 600,000 lbs. of cotton knittings per annum now, largely shipped to Europe. Pres. S. Nango; Dirs. C. Kamo, S. Koizumi, M. Kita; Auditor K. Kure.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Shibakawa & Co", "t": "Gm. K., Koraibashi, Osaka. Est. 1903, capital ¥500; general importers and exporters of dry goods; have branches in Tokyo, Kobe and London. Chiefly deal in handkerchiefs, woolen goods and general textile fabrics. Prop. Eisuke Shibakawa.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Shirokiya Dry Goods Store", "t": "Nihombashi, Tokyo. A leading dry goods and department store in Tokyo, founded 1662. Branch at Osaka. Pres. W. Omura, Mng. Dir. T. Okuda, Dir. K. Tomono.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "K. Sowa & Co", "t": "Nichome, Ginza, Tokyo. Sole agents for Kyoto Weaving Co.; have branches at Yokohama, Shanghai and Kyoto. Prop. K. Sowa.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Takashimaya (Iida & Co.)", "t": "Gm. K., Kyoto and Tokyo, Karasumaru-dori, Takatsuji, Kyoto. Formerly private firm run by Mr. Shinshichi Iida; reorganized in 190[illegible] as Gm, K., cap. ¥1,[illegible]0[illegible]. Branches at Yokohama, Kobe, Fukui, Lyon (Fr.), London (Eng.), Tientsin (China). Prop. S. Iida.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IV. Dry Goods, Knitted Goods, Etc.", "n": "Yuasa Raw Cotton Co", "t": "K.K., dealers in raw cotton, cotton cloth, and cotton goods in general, Kitahama, Osaka. Est. Aug. '18; cap. ¥1,000 p.u. Dir. T. Tsuchihashi.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Ando Shippo-ten", "t": "enamel ware, Ginza, Tokyo. Est. '82 by J. Ando. Average annual output is reported about ¥3,000. Branch, Harbart. U.S.A. Awarded with Gold and Silver medals at Paris, St. Louis, Anglo-Japanese Fairs, etc.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Hattori Watch and Clock Store", "t": "Manufacturer of and dealer in watches and clocks, jewels, surveying instruments, etc. Prop. Kintaro Hattori. Ginza, Tokyo.", "p": "757", "l": "scan leaf 828", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n828/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Ikeda Gm. K", "t": "curio merchant, Shimmonzen, Kyoto. Formed Mar. '96, succeding former Ikeda firm; capital ¥3[illegible]0 with eight partners; branch at Ginza, Tokyo.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Isetsu & Co", "t": "1[illegible] Motoiwaicho, Kanda, Tokyo. Est. 1862; manufacturers and exporters of various kinds of toys, kakemono, etc. Prop. Tatsugoro Hirose.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Kitashimizu Katsuzo", "t": "Tomino-koji, Kyoto, Toys, especially dolls, largely exported; awarded high prizes at Paris and several domestic fairs.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Kuramochi & Co", "t": "(Toyodaya Co.). 13 & 14, Bakurocho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1851; wholesale manufacturers and exporters of Japanese toys.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Mikimoto Shinju-ten", "t": "jewels and pearls, Ginza, Tokyo. Has piscina at Ago and Gokasho bays near Toba, and cultivates pearls by patented process invented by the proprietor of the firm. Awarded grand prizes at foreign and domestic exhibitions; has gold and silver smith depts. Prop., K. Mikimoto.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Miyamoto Shoko", "t": "silver smith and dealer, Yazaemoncho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 18[illegible]2; contractor to several Government Depts,; awarded gold and silver medals at foreign and domestic exhibitions. Prop., K. Miyamoto.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Muramatsu Firm", "t": "jewellers and makers of platinum vessels used in laboratories, etc.; gold-medal at St. Louis World's Fair, Grand Prize at Paris World's Fair, etc. Demma-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Samurai Shokai", "t": "20 Honcho, Yokohama. Est. 190[illegible], carved wood furniture-maker and dealer, gold and silver work, also deals in ivory, bronze, gold lacquer, damascene wares, embroideries, etc. Pres. Y. Nomura.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Tenshc-do", "t": "manufacturers of and dealers in silver and bronze art objects, jewels, etc. Gold medals and Grand Prizes at foreign and domestic exhibitions. Ginza, Tokyo.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "H. Yamada & Co", "t": "Itchome, Yokoyamacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1893; is the manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of toys and dolls, and also exports a great deal abroad. Prop. H. Yamada.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section V. Arts, Curios, Jewels, and Toys", "n": "Yamanaka & Co", "t": "partnership unltd., Awadaguchi, Kyoto. Est, 1908, a leading curio establishment in Japan. Branch shop at Boston.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Azumi Isaburo", "t": "apothecary and druggist, Tomitacho, Kitaku, Osaka. Manufacturer of and wholesale dealer in insecticide, est'd 1894.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Fukuhara Shiseido", "t": "Ginza, Tokyo, exporters and importers of all toilet goods, drugs, patent-medicines, etc. Est. 188[illegible]. Pres. Y. Fukuhara.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Hoshi Seiyaku Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "Minami-Demmacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Cap. ¥250 p.u.; manufactures patent medicines. Pres. H. Hoshi; Dirs. T. Arai, K. Ishimoto.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Iseya Kichijiro", "t": "toilet articles, Yokoami, Higashi-Ryogoku, Tokyo. One of the oldest establishments dating from Tokugawa regency; speciality, tooth powders styled \"Takarako,\" \"Baikosan\" and \"Nippon-san.\" Export large amount to China, Korea, etc.", "p": "758", "l": "scan leaf 829", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n829/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Kidani Firm", "t": "druggist, Ogacho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. An old establishment; speciality, the \"Jitsubo-san,\" medicine for women's disease. Proprietor, Kidani.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Kobayashi, T", "t": "Sototemachi, Honjo, Tokyo. Manufacture of and dealer in tooth powder (\"Lion\" brand) and toilet soaps; established by his father. His brands are exported to China, India, Australia, South Seas and Russian markets; awarded high medals at foreign and domestic fairs.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Marumiya Shoten", "t": "Tachibanacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. in Keio Era. Manufacturer of and wholesale dealer in toilet-articles, drugs, nutriments, fancy-goods, etc. Keeps a well equipped laboratory under leading experts in chemical technology, etc. Prop. Zembei Miwa.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Morishita H", "t": "Kitakyutaromachi, Higashiku, Osaka; is the manufacturer of popular patent medicines, \"Jintan,\" etc., which are shipped largely to China and South Seas.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Naikoku Seiyaku Kaisha (Japan Drug Co.)", "t": "K.K., 10, Muromachi Sanchome, Nih., Tokyo. Est. Nov., 1915; cap. ¥1,000 (¥500 p.u.), Government guaranteeing profit of 8%. The Co. produce ascetylin, salicylic acid, antifebrin, phenacetin, etc. Works at Mitake, Minamishinagawa, Tokyo. Pres. Y. Fukuhara; Mng.-Dirs. M. Shiobara, Dr. K. Ikeguchi.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Nippon Oxygen Co", "t": "Hamacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. July, '18; cap. ¥700 p.u.; chief product is oxygen both for inhaling and for industrial use, and oxygen acetyline. Dirs. R. Sudo, T. Yamaguchi, etc.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Sankyo & Co", "t": "K.K., druggists and chemists, Muromachi, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Started at Yokohama in 1899 by Dr. Jokichi Takamine, renowned chemist and originator of \"Taka Diastase\" and Adrenalin and Mr. Shiohara, now Mng.-Dir. of the Co.; sole agent for Parke, Davis & Co., U.S.A.; removed to Tokyo in '01; incorporated Shiohara's firm with capital ¥500 in '07; K.K. '13 with capital ¥1,212 p.u. to be increased to ¥2,870 '18; amalgamated with the Satow-Light Co. engaged in celluloid manufacture. Pres. Dr. J. Takamine; Mng.-Dir. Y. Shiohara.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Toyama Baiyaku Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "(Patent Medicine Co.), Hoshinoimachi, Toyama; the district known from ancient time for patent medicines of all kinds.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Tsumura Juntendo", "t": "Tori Sanchome, Tokyo. Manufacturer of \"Chujo-to,\" patent medicine for women's disease, and has wide connections abroad.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VI. Toilets, Chemicals and Drugs", "n": "Yamaba Firm", "t": "Gm. K., Minami Kyutaromachi, Osaka; wholesale dealers in dye-stuffs and similar chemicals. Est. 1855.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Anglo-Japanese Hydro-Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Uchisaiwaicho, Tokyo. Est. '11; cap. ¥1,650 p.u.; div. 9%; supplies light, etc. to Hamamatsu City and environs. Directors: Pres. A. Kabayama; Dirs. Baron K Sonoda, S. Kuno.", "p": "759", "l": "scan leaf 830", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n830/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Ebikawa Electro-Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., Sannencho, Koj., Tokyo The orginal Ebikawa Electric Power Co. est. 1912 with cap. ¥600 p.u later increasing to ¥1,000 p.u., amalgamated in '18 with the Ebikawa Kogyo (cap. ¥750 p.u.), Tokai Denka Kogyo (500 p.u.) and Nippon Electric Iron Foundry (500 p,u.), and emerged on creation of the new Co. backed by ¥2,750 p.u. cap. and much enlarged business. Pres. T. Tachikawa, Mng.-Dir. H. Inai.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Fuji Hydro Electric Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1907; cap. ¥4,300 p.u.; amalgamated May '18 with Fuji Chemical Industry Co. Pres. K. Ono.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Hayakawa Electric Power Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1917; cap. ¥2,000 p.u.; can supply 45,000 h.p. Pres. Wakao.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Hiroshima Electric Light Co", "t": "K.K., Otemachi, Hiroshima. Est. 1893; cap. ¥3,000 p.u. Pres. K. Takatsuka.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Hokkaido Gas Works", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, Tokyo. Est. July '11. Directors: Pres. J. Sonoda; Mng.-Dir. T. Suzuki.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Inawashiro Hydro-Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, Tokyo. Est. '11. Directors: Pres. R. Toyokawa; Mng.-Dirs. N. Shiraishi, R. Kondo, R. Hara, etc.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Katsuragawa Electric Power Co", "t": "K.K., 3-chome, Ginza, Tokyo. Est. '10; supplies current for the motors of the Tokyo Municipal electric undertakings as trams, light, etc. Directors: Pres. N. Ikegami; Dirs, S. Iwata, S. Hara, etc.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Kinugawa Hydro-Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, Tokyo. Est. '10; supplies Tokyo City Trams about 50,000 h.p. Directors: Pres. T. Toshimitsu; Dirs. S. Kobayashi, T. Otsuka.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Kobe Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Kobe. Est. '13, by amalgamation of Kobe Elec. Light, and Kobe Railway Cos. Directors: Mng.-Dir. N. Uchimura; Dirs. T. Akiyama, S. Kawanishi, etc.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Kobe Gas Works", "t": "K.K., Aioicho, Kobe. Est. '98. Capacity 1,600,000 c. ft. Directors: Pres. K. Matsukata; Mng.-Dir. S, Kubo.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Kyoto Electric Light Co", "t": "K.K., Kawaracho, Kyoto. Est. '89. Directors: Pres. Z. Ozawa; Mng.-Dir. H. Tanaka; Dirs. G. Tanaka, S. Arakawa, etc.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Kyoto Gas Works", "t": "K.K., Yanagibaba, Kyoto. Est. '09. Directors: Pres. H. Oku; Dirs. J. Uchiki, T. Inagaki, Y. Shibata.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Nagoya Electric Light Co", "t": "K.K., Nakaku, Nagoya. Est. '89. Mng.-Dirs. M. Fukuzawa, T. Shimode.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Nagoya Gas Works", "t": "K.K., Otsucho, Nagoya. Est. '06. Directors: Pres. M. Inouye, Mng.-Dir. S. Okamoto.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Nippon Electric Light Co", "t": "K.K., Fujishirocho, Honjo, Tokyo. Est. '11; the power being supplied from Katsuragawa Elec. Power Co. Mng.-Dir. K. Shima, K. Ando; Dirs. S. Kokura, K. Ono, etc.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Nippon Hydro-Electric Power Co", "t": "K.K., 6-chome, Minami-Kanecho, Kyobashi., Tokyo. Est. '18. with cap. ¥1,250 p.u. Chairman of Dirs. Igarashi.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Osaka Electric Light Co", "t": "K.K., Nakanoshima, Osaka. Est. '87 capacity 23,250 k.w.; besides, 20,000 k.w. supplied by Ujigawa Co. Directors: Pres. M. Doi; Mng.-Dir. T. Sakano.", "p": "760", "l": "scan leaf 831", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n831/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Osaka Gas Works", "t": "K.K. Nakanoshima, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1896. Directors: Pres. C, Kataoka; Dirs. C.P. Cushman, S. Kishi, C. Watanabe.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Tokyo Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Horinouchi, Kawasaki, Kanagawa-ken. Est. 1896, reorganized 1917; cap. ¥6,000 p.u. Pres. I. Fujioka; Mng.-Dir. J. R. Gary.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Tokyo Electric Light Co", "t": "K.K. Yurakucho, Tokyo. Est. 1883; amalgamated many elec. Cos. and at present is almost sole Co. supplying light in Tokyo City and environs; capacity 134,[illegible]00 k.w. (coal) and 52,000 (hydro), besides supplied 45,000 h.p. by Inawashiro Co. and 100,000 h.p. by Kinugawa Co. Directors: Pres. I. Wakao; Mng.-Dirs. K. Kambe, I. Nakahara, T. Koshiyama.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Tokyo Gas and Electric Engineerings Co", "t": "K.K., Narihira-cho, Nakanogo, Honjo, Tokyo. Est. 1910; mfrs. of and dealers in various machines, gas-mantles, enamel-wares; have connection with the Rly. Board, Naval Arsenals, etc. Pres. Goro Matsukata.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Tokyo Gas Works", "t": "K.K., Nishikicho, Kanda, Tokyo. Est. '85; the only gas Co. in Tokyo City having amalgamated newly opened rivals; total supply 1,624,592,400 c. ft. Directors: Pres. R. Kume; Dirs. S. Ohashi, F. Watanabe, K. Koda, etc.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Ujigawa Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Shichijo, Kyoto. Est. 1906; capacity 30,000 k.w.; supply power to Osaka Elec. Light Co. (25,900 k.w.), Kyoto Elec. Light Co. (1.000 k.w,) and Osaka Municipal Trams (4,000). Directors: Pres. A. Nakagawa; Dirs. M. Muraki, M. Doi, M. Asai, S. Ikeda; Mgr. Y. Hayashi.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VII. Gas and Electricity", "n": "Tone Electric Power House", "t": "K.K., Maebashi; Gumma-ken. Est. '07; capacity 13,000 k.w., supplying light and running trams (9 m. 16 ch.), also undertakes gas (50,000 c. ft.). Pres. T. Hozumi; Mng.-Dir. S. Osawa.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Asano Ogura Steel Foundry", "t": "K.K., Ogura, Fukuoka-ken. Est. 1918; cap ¥15,000 (6,000 p.u.). Pres. Soichiro, Asano.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Dai-Nippon Colliery Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Eiraku-cho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1917; cap, ¥15,000 (10,000 p.u.). Pres. S. Koga, Mng.-Dir. K. Tate.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Fuji Steel Works", "t": "K.K., Kawasaki, near Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥6,000. Pres. S. Hoshino; Vice-Pres. S. Fujii.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Fujita-Gumi Mining Co", "t": "K.K., Dojima, Osaka. A business dept. of the Fujita Firm, separated from it 1917 and reformed as K.K., with nominal cap. ¥[illegible]0,000. Pres. Baron H. Fujita, Mng.-Dir, N. Saka.", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Furukawa & Co", "t": "Gm. K., Yayesucho, Koji., Tokyo. Founded 1878 by the late Ichibei Furukawa and reorganized as such in May, 1918, with capital of ¥20,000. It runs Mining, Trading, and Banking Depts.; owns Ashio and 10 other copper mines besides coal mines and foundries; manufacture copper and brass products, steel wire, etc. Pres. Baron T. Furukawa; Mng.-Dirs. B. Konda (Mining); T. Yoshimura (Trading); S. Nakagawa (Banking).", "p": "761", "l": "scan leaf 832", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n832/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Hoden Petroleum Co", "t": "K.K., Nagaoka, Niigata-ken. Est. 1893; one of the leading petroleum Cos.; capital ¥16,250 p.u.; reserves ¥4,562; div. 20%. Pres, K. Hashimoto; Mng.-Dir. T. Watanabe.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Hokkaido Iron Works", "t": "K.K., 5-chome, Nihom. Tokyo. Est. 1917; cap. ¥3,000 p.u.; can produce 150,000 tons of pig-iron; controlled by the Mitsui. Pres. N. Yamada; Mng.-Dir. D. Kurita.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Hokkaido Tanko Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "(Hokkaido Colliery and S.S. Co.), Honkawayacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1889 and were first engaged in coal mining and railway but with the railway nationalization in Oct. '06, expanded the colliery work, shipping service; also undertake the manufacture of coke and forestry business. In conjunction with Messrs. Armstrong and Vickers, the Co. opened a steel foundry styled the Nippon Seikosho. Also work their own Wanishi Iron Foundry. Capital ¥27,000 (26,000 p.u.); reserves ¥3,300. Chairman T. Dan; Mng.-Dirs. T. Isomura, T. Uno, etc.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Ibaraki Anthracitic Colliery Co", "t": "K.K., Akashicho, Tsukiji, Tokyo, Est. 1893; capital ¥675 p.u.; reserves ¥139; Chairman M. Takeuchi; Dirs. N. Ninomiya, K. Kimura.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Iriyama Colliery Co", "t": "K.K., Yagembori, Tokyo. Est. '95; capital ¥875 p.u.; reserves ¥1,060; div. 20%; have coal mine in Fukushima prefecture. Directors; Pres. S. Go; Mng.-Dir. N. Uchida; Dirs. K. Ito, E. Yamagiwa.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Ishikari Colliery Co", "t": "K.K., Uchisaiwaicho I, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1906; capital ¥12,500 (7,000 p.u.) Pres. N. Yamada.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Iwaki Colliery Co", "t": "K.K., Minato-gashi, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. '84; capital ¥1,200 p.u, reserves ¥303; div. 20%. Directors: Chairman N. Yamada; Mng.-Dir. K. Kurata.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Kaijima Mining Co", "t": "K.K., Nokata, Fukuoka-ken. Est. 1899 by Kaijima family; transformed as K.K. in Dec. '09; cap. ¥2,500 p.u.; own five collieries in Kyushu turning out annually over 1,700,000, tons of coal. Pres, E. Kaijima, Mng.-Dirs. H. Nakane, etc.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Kobe Steel Foundry Co", "t": "K.K., Wakino-hama, Kobe. Founded 1911 by the Suzuki family, Kobe; increased cap. to ¥10,000 (6,256 p.u.), reserves about ¥2,000. Pres. I. Suzuki, Mng.-Dirs. S. Yorioka and K. Tamiya.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Kuhara Mining Co", "t": "K.K,, Nakanoshima, Osaka. Est. 1912 and reorganized 1915 as Co. ltd. increasing cap. from ¥10,000 to ¥30,000; then again to 75,000 (41,250 p.u.) in 1918; res. ¥30,000; mining, chemical-industry and machine-making relating to mining, etc.; possess Hitachi mines and 339 other metallic leases, 92 coal and 21 miscellaneous leases, altogether covering 220,800 acres and annual prod. copper 25,760,000 lbs., gold 80,000 oz., silver 655,000 oz., In 1917 established big refineries at Mukden and Fushun, South Manchuria. Pres. F. Kuhara; Dirs. Takeuchi and Nakayama.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Meiji Mining Co", "t": "Gs, K., Eita, Kahogun, Fukuoka. Est. 1908; cap. ¥5,000 p.u.; reserves ¥350; div. 728%. Directors: Pres. K. Yasukawa, Vice-Pres. K. Matsumoto; Mng. Z. Shiratsuchi.", "p": "762", "l": "scan leaf 833", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n833/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Mitsubishi Mining Co", "t": "K.K., Yayesucho, Koj., Tokyo; cap. ¥100,000; owns gold, silver, and coal mines. Pres. Baron H. Iwasaki (Vide Mitsubishi Firm).", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Mitsui Mining Co", "t": "K.K., Surugacho. Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1911, reorganized '18; cap. ¥100,000 (62,500 p. u.), res. ¥7,000 in '20; largest coal miners in Japan producing about 4,000,000 tons a year. See Mitsui Firm under Sec. General. Pres. M. Mitsui; Mng.-Dir. G. Mitsui; Mng.-Dir. N. Yamada.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Masura Alloy Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥3.000. Dirs. Kuroda, G. Masuda,", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Mitsubishi Iron Foundry Co", "t": "K.K., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1917 by the Iwasaki Family; cap. ¥300,000. Have a big foundry at Kenjiho, Korea. Pres. Baron Iwasaki.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Murai Mining Co", "t": "K.K., Moto-Yokkaichi-cho, Nihom., Tokyo. Founded by Mr. Kichibei Murai as Mining Dept. of the old Murai Firm; reorganized as an independent Co. in 1918. Cap. ¥2,000 p.u. Pres. K. Murui.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Nakajima Mining Co", "t": "K.K., Hasuike-machi, Fukuoka city. Est. Aug. '18; cap. ¥10,000 p.u. Chairman T. Nakajima.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Nippon Petroleum Co", "t": "K.K., Mitsubishi Buildings, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1888; own Kurokawa wells (see Chap. Mining) etc.; cap. ¥25,000 p.u. in '20; reserves ¥6.500. Pres. H. Naito; Mng.-Dirs. J. Tanaka, T. Nakano.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Nippon Steel Foundry", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Uchi-Saiwai-cho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥1,250 p.u.; engaged in mining industry in general. Dirs. Tanuma Katsusuke & others.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Nitto Steel Works Co", "t": "K.K., Nakadori, Tsukijima, Tokyo. Est. 1915; reorganized '17, cap. increased to ¥2,000 p.u.; have begun to manufacture tin-plate, annual output estimated at 15,000 tons. Pres. K. Inouye.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Okura Mining Co", "t": "K.K., (Vide Okuragumi, Section General).", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Osaka Electric Copper Refinery Co", "t": "K.K., Osaka. Est. 1883; cap. ¥5.000 (3,750 p.u.); res. ¥1,600. Pres. K. Inouye.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Osaka Iron Works", "t": "K.K., Sakurajima, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1919; cap. ¥12,000 (11.500 p.u. in '20); res. ¥4.794. Shipbuilding and machinery. Pres. J. Yamaoka. Nng.-Dir. E. Nakayama.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Oshima Steel Foundry", "t": "K.K., Oshimacho, Minami-katsushika, Tokyo. Taken over by Messrs. H. Ogawa, H. Tanaka, and H. Okura, the Dirs. for ¥2.700 in 1917 and reformed with extended cap. ¥1,500 p.u.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Sumitomo Firm", "t": "Osaka, one of the oldest millionaire houses in Japan, combining banking, mining, refining, electric wire dep'ts, etc., owns Besshi Copper Mine, etc., and runs copper works, electric wire and cable works, both at Osaka, Fertilizer Factory at Niihama, Iyo; manufactures steel ingots, steel forgings, etc. for railways, shipbuilding yards, etc. Pres. Baron Sumitomo; Mng.-Dir. K. Nakada.", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Takata Mining Co", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, 2-chome, Koj., Tokyo. Founded in 1918 by M. K. Takata, a millionaire merchant; cap ¥10,000 (4,500 p.u,): besides mining, attend to refinery and chemical industry; also manufacture and deal in various hard wares, tools, and machines. Pres. Kanakichi Takata, Dirs. K. Kawaguchi, T. Ikeda. (Vide Sect. General).", "p": "763", "l": "scan leaf 834", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n834/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section VIII. Mining and Metallurgy", "n": "Toyo Iron Works", "t": "K.K., Tetsubin-cho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1917 with cap. ¥50,000 (12,500 p.u.); Govt. guarantees profit of 6%. Pres. Baron S. Go, Mng.-Dir. Baron K. Nakajima.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Dai Nippon Beer Brewery Co", "t": "K. K., Meguro, Tokyo. Formed March, 1906 by amalgamating Ebisu, Sapporo and Asahi breweries. Cap. ¥18,500 p. u.; res. ¥2,570; Brands \"Ebisu,\" \"Sapporo,\" \"Asahi,\" and \"munchenner\" beers. Pres. K. Makoshi: Mng.-Dir. C. Uemura.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Eigashima Sake Brewery Co", "t": "K.K., Okubo, Akashi, Hyogo-ken. Est. Jun 1888; annual products 15,000 koku. Directors: Pres. Kyokichi Tobe; Mngr. Toyotaro Tobe.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Kabuto Beer Brewery Co", "t": "K. K., Ginza, Tokyo. Est. Sept. '9[illegible]; B and, \"Kabuto.\" Cap. ¥3,750 p. u.; res. ¥110 Pres. K. Nezu.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Kirin Beer Brewery Co", "t": "K. K., Bund, Yokohama. Founded by some foreigners and reorganized in Feb. 1907 as K. K. with Japanese and foreign share-holders; brands, \"Lager,\" \"Pilsena,\" etc. Cap. ¥4,985 p. u.; res. ¥615. Pres. Baron. R. Kondo, Mng.-Dir. S. Ida.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Kondo Rihei and Co", "t": "K.K., No. 9 2-chome, Honcho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥1,000 p.u.; dealers in wine and spirits. Pres. R. Kondo.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Meidi-Ya", "t": "K.K., Yokohama. Sole agent for Kirin beer; also a leading grocer and provision establishment. Pres. O. Isono. (Vid. Sec. XXIII.)", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Nishinomiya Sake Brewery Co", "t": "K.K., Nishinomiya, Hyogo. Est. Apr. 1889; annual products 24,000 koku; is the largest sake brewery.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "G. Tanaka & Co", "t": "Choshi, Chibaken. Est. 1616, one of the oldest brewery of Japanese soy, \"Higeta Shoyu;\" have been honored with several medals at exhibitions at home and abroad. Prop. G. Tanaka.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Teikoku Beer Brewery Co", "t": "K.K., Dairi, Fukuoka-ken. Est. May, 1912. Have capacity to produce 65,000 koku a year. Pres. R. Oka; Mng.-Dir. I. Sumida.", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section IX. Brewery", "n": "Teikoku Mineral Water Co", "t": "K.K,, Hirano, near Kobe; and Sakamoto, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1907; capital ¥480 p.u. Own Mitsuya & Peacock brands of Hirano table water containing natural carbonic acid gas, obtained from a spring at Hirano village, near Ikeda station of the Hankaku railway. Awarded gold medal at St. Louis Exposition in 1904. Chairman of Directors, K. Hamaguchi; Mng.-Dir. S. Nakaya; Dirs. J. Yamana, T. Kuwabara", "p": "764", "l": "scan leaf 835", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n835/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Chutai Colonization and Sugar Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Nawa, Loochoo. Est. Oct., 1910; capital ¥2.750 p.u.; reserves ¥78, div. 10%. Pres. K. Abe; Mng,-Dir. K, Yano.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Dai Nippon Sugar Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Suna-mura, Minami-Kazushika-gun, Tokyo-fu. Est. 18[illegible]6; capital ¥12,000 p.u.; reserves ¥3,195; div. 10%; debts ¥4,70[illegible]. Factories at Tokyo, Osaka, Moji, Formosa. Pres. R. Fujiyama; Mng.-Dirs. C. Takayama, R. Ito.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Ensuiko Sugar Mnf. and Colonization Co", "t": "K.K., Kagi, Formosa. Est.1907; capital ¥7,875 p.u.; reserves ¥1,453; debts ¥2,000; div. 14% The Co. amalgamated in 1914 with Taito Colonization Co. (est. Aug., 1912; cap. ¥2,25[illegible] p.u.) Pres. I. Arai; Mng.-Dirs. T. Maki, S. Fujisaki.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Meiji Sugar Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Tainan. Formosa. Est. 1906; capital ¥8,9[illegible]5 p.u.; reserves 2,210; div. 15%. Chairman H. Soma; Mng.-Dirs. T. Takagi, K. Arima.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Nan-Man (South Manchuria) Sugar Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Japanese Concession, Mukden, China. Est. 1916; cap. ¥10,000 (3,500 p.u.) Pres. T. Arai, Mng.-Dir. S. Hashimoto.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Nanyo (South-Sea) Sugar Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥2,0[illegible]0 p.u. Dirs. T. Hiraoka (chairman), K. Matsuo, T. Toyota, etc.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Niitaka Sugar Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Sentoho, Taichu, Formosa. Est. Oct. 1909; capital ¥5,00[illegible] p.u.; reserves ¥450; div. 12%. Pres. K. Takashima; Mng.-Dr. K. Makiyama.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Tainan Sugar Mnf. C", "t": "K.K., Tainan, Formosa. Est. Nov., 1912; cap. ¥1,620 p.u,; reserves ¥19; div. 7%. The Co. amalgamated in 1916 with Antai Co. and Giran Co. Pres. U. Suzuki; Mng.-Dir. Y. Kawai.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Taiwan Sugar Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Takao, Formosa. Formed 1900; capital ¥29,[illegible] (2[illegible],800 p.u.); reserves ¥7,000; div. 12%. The Co. agreed to amalgamate in Sept., 1916 with the Taihoku Sugar Mnf. Co. (capital ¥2,250 p.u.) Chairman S. Fujita; Mng.-Dirs. I. Yamamoto, N. Takechi, T. Masuda.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Teikoku Sugar Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Taichu, Formosa. Est. 1910; cap. ¥15,000 (9,38[illegible] p.u,); reserves ¥1,25[illegible]; debts ¥1,0[illegible]0; div. 12%. The Co. amalgamated in '16 with Minami-Nippon Sugar Mnf. Co. (cap. ¥2,500 p.u.) Pres. M. Matsukata; Mng.-Dir. S. Makiyama.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section X. Sugar Manufacturing", "n": "Toyo Sugar Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Kagi, Formosa. Est. 1907; absorbed in 1914 Toroku Sugar Mnf. Co., cap. ¥1,200 p.u.) and other Cos. in '15 and Hokko Sugar Mnf. Co. (cap. ¥1,500 p.u.) and Tamaki Co. in '16 and increased the cap. to ¥6,615 p.u.; reserves ¥2,232; div. 14%. Mng.-Dir. 1. Shimosaka.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XI. Flour Milling and Confectionery", "n": "Imamura Confectioners", "t": "K.K., No. 2 Mita-Koyamacho, Shiba, Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥1,000 (¼ p.u.) Pres. T. Imamura.", "p": "765", "l": "scan leaf 836", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n836/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XI. Flour Milling and Confectionery", "n": "Manchuria Flour Milling Co", "t": "K.K. Tieling, S. Manchuria.. Est. 1908; cap. ¥1,500 p.u. in 1920; manufacture 1,200 barrels per day; have branches at Changchung, Harbin and Tainan. Pres. T. Yoshimura.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XI. Flour Milling and Confectionery", "n": "Morinaga & Co", "t": "K.K., confectioners, Mita, Tokyo. Est. in 1910, succeeding Mr. Morinaga's confectionery business, with capital ¥1,200 (900 p.u.); Directors, T. Morinaga (Pres.), H. Matsuzaki (Gen. Mng.), T. Kakujima (Mng. of Osaka Branch).", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XI. Flour Milling and Confectionery", "n": "Nippon Flour Milling Co", "t": "K.K., Higashi-Ogibashi, Fukagawa, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1896. Cap. in 1920 ¥5,625, reserves ¥1,270 Pres. S. Iwasaki, Vice-Pres. M. Hirano.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XI. Flour Milling and Confectionery", "n": "Nisshin Flour Milling Co", "t": "K.K., Suyehirogashi, Nihombashi, Tokyo, Est. Mar. '07. Pres. K. Nezu; Mng-Dir. T. Shota.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XI. Flour Milling and Confectionery", "n": "To-a Flour Milling Co", "t": "K.K., Oshimacho, suburb of Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1906. Cap. ¥1,250 p.u. in '20. Mng.-Dir. S. Moroi.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Chosen Paper-Mill Co", "t": "K.K., New Wiju, Korea. Est.D ec. 1917; cap. ¥5,000 (½ p.u.), sister-Co. of the Oji Paper-Mill, Tokyo. Pres. G. Fujiwara; Dir. T. Hara.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Fuji Paper Mill Co", "t": "K. K., Sanjikkembori, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1887; own 8 mills in Shizuoka-ken, Hokkaido & Osaka; 3 branches in China; annual product 100 million lbs. Pres. H. Okawa; Mng,-Dirs. Y. Anamizu, T. Takahashi.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Fuji Pulp Mfg. Co", "t": "K. K., Sanjikkembori, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. '18; cap. ¥750 p.u.; has connecticn with the Fuji Paper-Mill. Chairman S. Kubota.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Japan Chemical Pulp Muf. Co", "t": "K.K., Sakaehama, Karafuto, Est. 1915; cap. ¥750 p.u. Branch office; No. 21 Mitsubishi building, Yaesucho, Kojimachi. Pres. K. Koike Dirs. K. Tsukakoshi, S. Arita.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Karafuto Sangyo Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "Otomari, Karafuto, Manufacturers of and dealers in pulp and foreign paper. Est. July '18; cap. ¥2,500 p.u.; supply pulp to the Oji Paper-Mill. Pres. G. Fujiwara.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Kashiwabara Paper Store", "t": "K. K., 1-chome, Minami-Demma-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1916; cap. ¥1,000; dealers in pulp, foreign and native papers; importers and exporters, and commission merchants. Has a branch at Osaka. Pres. M. Kashiwabara, Dirs. K. Tsunoda, etc., Man. K. Ito.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Mitsubishi Paper-Mill Co", "t": "K.K., Takasago, Hyogo-ken. Founded and run by the Iwasaki family as gm.k.; reformed in 1918 as such; cap. ¥2,500. Pres. Baron H. Iwasaki.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Nakagawa Paper Mill Co", "t": "K. K., Nakagawa near Tokyo. Est. in 1915, Cap. ¥3,000. Pres. Baron H. Iwasaki.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Nakanoshima Paper-Mill Co", "t": "K.K., Tamaecho, Kitaku, Osaka. Est. Oct. '06; cap. ¥166 p.u.; annual prod., match-paper 2 million lbs and packing paper 16 million lbs. Pres. Dembei Shimogo; Mng.-Dir. Torataro Shimogo; Mng. K. Baba.", "p": "766", "l": "scan leaf 837", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n837/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Oji Paper Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., General Office: 9 Shinsaiwai-cho, Shiba, Tokyo. Founded in 1873. Subsidiary concerns: Chosen Paper Mfg. Co., Karafuto Industrial Co., etc. Annual Output: Paper—100,000 tons; Sulphite Pulp—30,000 tons. Managing Director Ginjiro Fujiwara.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Okayama Paper-Mill Co", "t": "K.K., Okayama. Est. Jan. '03; cap. ¥450 p.u.; div. 6.6%. Exported in 2nd half, 1915, 1450 tons of paper to China, Korea, Australia, South Seas and India. Mng.-Dir. Y. Iwado; Dirs. S. Hatakeyama, T. Mizuta, J. Nakamura.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Tokai Pulp Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Yariyacho, Kyobashiku, Tokyo. Est. 1907; div. 8%. Pres. K. Okura; Dirs. Y. Haraguchi, H. Okura.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Tokyo Paper-Board Co", "t": "K.K., Minami-Senju, Tokyo. Est. '86; capital ¥1,000 p.u.; reserve ¥387; div. 9%. Products in 2nd half, 1915 printing paper 5,636,000 lbs. and paper-board 3,600 tons. Mng.-Dir. S. Asano; Dirs. R. Yamanaka, T. Miyama, R. Suzuki.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Toyo Paper-Mill Co", "t": "K.K., Toyosaki-machi, Osaka-fu. Est. 1906; manufacture rice paper for cigarette. Pres. S. Inouye; Mng.-Dir. T. Nakamura.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XII. Paper and Paper Wares", "n": "Yokkaichi Paper-Mill Co", "t": "K.K., Yokkaichi, Miye-ken. Est. '87. Product of paper in 2nd half, 1915, 8 million kin. Directors: N. Shigemori, H, Okawa, H. Itakura, I. Kumazawa.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIII. Glass and Ceramics", "n": "Asahi Glass Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K.; Amagasaki, Hyogo prefecture. Est. 1909; cap. ¥500 p.u.; manufacturers of plate glass; run by the Iwasaki family; branch-shop established at Kawasaki, near Tokyo. Mng.-Dir. S. Sō.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIII. Glass and Ceramics", "n": "Nikka (Japan-China) Ceramic Industry Co", "t": "K.K., Tsi-nan-fu, Shantung, China. Est. 1918; cap. ¥2,000 (800p.u.); besides manufacturing earthen ware, engaged in coal mining and supply of electricity. Dirs. Tadaichiro Tanaka, Y. Nakamura, etc.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIII. Glass and Ceramics", "n": "Osaka Ceramic Co", "t": "K.K., Dojima, Kitaku, Osaka. Est. 1882; cap. ¥1,150 p.u.; res. ¥240; loans ¥190; div. 10%; produce sundry varieties of bricks including ordinary bricks at the factories at Sakai, Kishiwada, Kaizuka, etc. Pres. R. Isono; Dir. K. Hirooka.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIII. Glass and Ceramics", "n": "Shimada Glass Works", "t": "Shin-Yodogawa, Osaka. Est. 1903; cap. ¥300; glass wares, as lamp shields. cups, dishes, and flower vases, etc.; largely export to China, India and South Seas. Prop. M. Shimada.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIII. Glass and Ceramics", "n": "Shinagawa White Brick Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Kita-Shinagawa, Tokyo-fu. Est. 1875 and organized as K,K. in 1903; cap. ¥3,500, (2,500 p.u.); res. ¥195; div. 16%; yearly output estimated at 30,000,000 fire-proof, and 15,000,000 decorative; have a factory at Osaka and 3 at Fukuoka prefecture. Mng.-Dir. M. Yamanouchi.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIII. Glass and Ceramics", "n": "Shōfū Porcelain Co", "t": "Gs. K., Honcho-dori, Kyoto. Est. about 1861 and organized as such in 1906; manufacturers and wholesale exporters of Japanese crockery wares; have a large factory in Nagoya to produce export wares, and sale office at Kyobashiku, Tokyo; largely export to China, India, South Seas and Australia. Prop. Kajo Shofu.", "p": "767", "l": "scan leaf 838", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n838/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Aichi Cement Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Atsuta-Higashi-cho, Minami-ku, Nagoya. Est. 1889; cap. ¥1,600 p.u. Pres. Takashima.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Asano Cement Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Kiyosumicho. Fukagawa, Tokyo. Founded 1912 by Mr. Soichiro Asano, a millionaire merchant of Tokyo; cap. ¥9,130 p.u.; debentures ¥8,930; res. ¥352; Monthly output about 550,000 barrels. Pres. S. Asano.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Dai Nippon Artificial Fertilizer Co", "t": "K.K., Kitashimbori-cho, Nihombashiku, Tokyo. Est. 1887; cap. ¥8,437 p.u.; loans ¥2,100; res. ¥977; div. 8%. Chairman K. Anraku; Mng.-Dirs. I. Abe; M. Horiuchi; Dirs. T. Masuda, M. Tanaka, T. Murai, T. Nishikawa, S. Uemura, G. Murota.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Electric and Chemical Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., Honkawayacho, Nihombashiku, Tokyo. Est. 1913; cap. ¥125 p.u.; div. 12%; line of business, lime, carbonic lime, sulphate ammonia, etc. Chairman K. Magoshi; Mng.-Dirs. J. Otaguro, T. Fujiwara. Dirs. S. Ohashi, S. Uemura, K. Makita, G. Fujiwara.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Japan Celluloid aud Artificial Silk Co", "t": "K.K., Aboshi, Banshu, Hyogo prefecture. Est. 19[illegible]8; cap. ¥1,200 p.u. Chairman T. Tanabe; Dirs. K. Iwai, Y. Kawada.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Japan Enamel Co", "t": "K.K., Kitahorie, Nishiku, Osaka. Est. 1912; cap. ¥186 p.u.; div 8%. Pres. M. Shiraishi; Mng.-Dir. Y. Kitabatake; Dirs. K. Kishimoto, K. Kondo, K. Hirose.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Japan Dye-Stuff Co", "t": "K.K., Yariya-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1915 under official protection which guarantees profit of 8%; cap ¥8,000 (2,000 p.u.). Line of business, to produce aniline salts, aniline and alizarine dyes, carbolic acid, etc. Pres. H. Nakaya; Dirs. Shuntaro Ohashi, Chozaburo Uemura, etc.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Japan Glycerin Co", "t": "K.K., Chifuna, Nishinari-gori, Osaka. Est. 1915 under the official patronage which guarantees profit of 8%; cap. ¥1,050 p.u.; absorbed Japan Seiyu Co., and Imperial Fish-oil Refining Co. emerging on creation of the new Co., chief productions are glycerin, machine oil, painting oil, perfumery, wax, etc. Pres. Y. Hiraga; Dirs. O. Kase, Y. Fujimoto, T. Arima.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Japan Match Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Aratamachi, Kobe. Est. 1907; cap. ¥1,000 p.u.; res. ¥52; div. 10%; output for 2nd half-year 1915, 75,740 cases. Pres. M. Naoki; Mng.-Dirs. I. Honda, J. Goto; Dirs. T. Takemura, K. Tomono.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Japan Nitro-Fertilizer Co", "t": "K.K,, Tosabori, Nishiku, Osaka. Est. 1907; cap ¥10,[illegible]00 (7,600 p.u.); factories at Mizumata, Kagami and Hinode. Chairman T. Nakahashi; Mng.-Dirs. J. Noguchi, S. Ichikawa; Dirs. N. Shiraishi, Y. Watanabe, R. Toyokawa.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Japan Paint Co", "t": "K.K., Minami-Shinagawa, Tokyo. Est. 1881 in Tokyo and organized as K.K., 1898; cap. ¥1,100 p.u.; have factories at Osaka; annual output estimated at 60,000,000 lbs.; export large amount to China, India and South-Seas. Pres T. Tazaki; Dirs. N. Hasegawa, J. Mogi, S. Asada.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Kanto Sanso Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Oji, near Tokyo. Est. 1896; Mfr. chemicals, dye-stuffs, etc.; cap. ¥5,000 (3,250 p.u.); res. ¥2,706. Pres. E. Tanaka.", "p": "768", "l": "scan leaf 839", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n839/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Nippon Acetic Acid Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Yokogawa-cho, Yanagishima, Honjo, Tokyo. Est. 1902; cap. ¥1,30[illegible] (920 p.u.); res. ¥790. Pres. K. Makoshi.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Nippon Acid-Proof Paint Co", "t": "K.K., No. 1 Omote-Jimbocho, Kanda, Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥1,000 (¼ p.u.). Pres. E. Kono.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Nippon Arsenious acid Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., No. 15 Minami-Kinrokucho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥1,000 (¼ p.u.) Chairman, K. Anraku.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Nippon Artificial Manure Co", "t": "K.K., Azuma-cho, Minami-Katsushika, Tokyo-fu. Est. 1912 with cap. ¥2,000 (950 p.u.) reserves, ¥20[illegible]. Pres. T. Hasegawa, Mng.-Dir. H. Kojima.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Nippon Camphor Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Kobe. Est. 1918 with cap. ¥6,000 p.u. by the seven Camphor Mfg. Cos. in various places by amalgamation. Mng.-Dir. T. Watanabe; Dirs. N. Kaneko, etc.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Nippon Chemico-Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., Kameido, Tokyo. Est. Nov. '16; cap. ¥2,000 p.u.; res. ¥1,6[illegible]0; united Nippon Dye-stuff Mfg. Co. in Dec. '18. Pres. Baron Kihachiro Okura.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Onoda Cement Mnf. C", "t": "K.K., Onoda, Asa-gun, Yamaguchi prefecture. Est. 1881; cap. ¥1,600; res. ¥977; loans ¥496; div. 10%. Mng.-Dir. E. Fukuhara. Dirs. S. Kasai, S. Iida, T. Fukuhara.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Osaka Chemical Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1897; cap. ¥720; res. ¥250; div. 15%; line of business, coal-tar and sulphate ammonia. Pres. K. Ukita; Dirs. S. Watanabe, R. Wakae, F. Matsuo, K. Shimomura, S. Sotoyama.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Sakai Celluloid Co", "t": "K.K., Sakai. Est. 1908; cap. ¥2,000 p.u. Dirs Y. Mitsui, M. Morita, T. Dan, K. Fujino.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Sakura Portland Cement Co", "t": "K.K., Funadaikumachi, Kitaku, Osaka. Est. 1907; cap. ¥504 p.u.; div. 5%. Pres. I. Hiraga; Mng-Dir. M. Sakamoto.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Tokyo Gas and Electric Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., Nakanogo, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1910; div. 8%; line of business, gas works, installation of gas stove, iron pipes and gas mantles, etc. Pres. G. Matsukata; Dirs. I. Umiina, S. Kawakami.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Sulphate Fertilizer Co", "t": "K.K., Sakai city, Osaka-fu. Est. 1896; cap. ¥300 p.u.; div. 8%; output for 2nd half-year, 1915, sulphuric acid 13,612,199 lbs., soda 1,174,516 lbs., fertilizer 3,096,550 kwan; have factory at Nanao. Pres. S. Noda; Dirs. S. Hishitani, B. Oi, K. Oka, E. Toda.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Toyo Cement Mng. C", "t": "K.K., Hamago, Watarai-gun, Miye-ken; formed by fusion of Miye Cement, and Tsuruga Cement Cos. in 1918; cap. ¥4,000.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Toyo Paint Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., No. 224 Sendagi, Hongo, Tokyo. Est. 1918 absorbing Santoku Paint Co. Pres. S. Koyamada.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Toyo Salt Industry Co", "t": "K.K., No. 3 1-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥1,000; have salt-fields in Tientsin, China, covering 3,50[illegible] cho. Closely connected with the Sino—Japanese Industrial Co. Mng.-Dir. K. Mori, Dirs. H. Fujita, S. Akimoto.", "p": "769", "l": "scan leaf 840", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n840/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIV. Chemical Industries", "n": "Yokohama Fish-Oil Co", "t": "K.K., Okano-cho, Y'hama. Est 1893 cap. ¥1,500 p.u.; have a branch at Kobe; Mfr. fish-oil, cocoa-nut oil, etc. Pres. Rihei Okano.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Abe Kobei & Co", "t": "Importers and exporters, Honcho, Yokohama. Est. fifty years ago and reorganized in 1918 when its engineering dept. was removed to Tokyo (Uchisaiwaicho, Koj.) to manufacture machines, tools, electric lamps, etc.; designers and contractors in general. Cap. ¥5,000 p.u. Own machine and electric workshops in Osaka and Dairen. Pres. Konosuke Abe.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Ikegai Iron Works", "t": "K.K., Shiba, Tokyo. Est. June, 1906; with cap. ¥25[illegible] by the Ikegai family; converted into K.K. in Apl., 1913; cap. ¥500 p.u. Pres. S. Ikegai.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Iwata Bros. & Co", "t": "Gs. K., Rokuchome, Kita-uriboridori, Nishiku, Osaka, are manufacturers of various machines and electric apparatuses, and also combine export and import business.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Kawai Iron Works", "t": "44/2 Hondamachi, Nishiku, Osaka. Manufacturers of shearing machines and others for iron factory use.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Kimmon (metres) Shokai", "t": "Edobashi, Sugamomachi, Tokyo-fu. Manufactures of and dealears in water metre, gas metre and every description of metric plants; pioneer gas metre plant in Japan. Prop. D. Jumonji.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Kisha Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "K.K.. Shimoyacho. Nishi, Osaka. Est. Sept., 1896; cap. ¥2,700 (2,200 p.u.); reserves ¥820. Mng-Dir. S. Hasegawa.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Kishimoto & Co", "t": "K.K., No. 8 6-chome, Nakanoshima, Osaka. Est. 1918; cap. ¥3,000 p.u.; chiefly deal in steel, iron and hard ware. Pres. Kichiemon Kishimoto.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Kyoritsu Electric Apparatus and Wire Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., No. 39 Fujimicho, Azabu, Tokyo. Est. '08. and reorganized '18; cap. ¥5,000. Mng.-Dir. K. Ishiguro.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Matsuda Seisakujo", "t": "K.K., Kami-Fukushima. Kitaku, Osaka. Manufacturers of cartridge fuse, and have undertaken large orders from Russia. The establishment lately expanded into K.K., with cap. ¥50[illegible] p.u. Pres. J. Matsuda.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Nakajima Engineering Works", "t": "K. K., Itchome, Kujominamidori, Nishiku, Osaka. Manufacturers of machines in general.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Nippon Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Shikoku-cho, Mita, Tokyo. Agents for the Western Electric Co., U.S.A. Makers, exporters and importers of electric apparatuses and instruments. Founded July 1899; capital ¥3,750 p.u. subscribed by Japanese and foreign capitalists. Branch; Osaka, Dairen, Seoul. Mng.-Dir. K. Iwatare.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Niigata Tekkosho (Engineering Works)", "t": "K.K., No. , 3-chome, Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1910; cap. ¥20,000 p.u. Mfr. steam engines, pumps, oil well machineries, etc. Pres. T. Yamaguchi. Mng.-Dir. K. Sasamura.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Nippon Kikai (Machinery) Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., 7-chome, Higashi-Nakadori, Tsukijima, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est 1915; cap. ¥2,000 (800 p.u.). Pres. T. Yoshimura.", "p": "770", "l": "scan leaf 841", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n841/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Nippon Music Instrumeut Co", "t": "—Vide Section Miscellanous.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Nippon Iron Works", "t": "K.K., Muroran, Hokkaido. Est. Nov. 1907, cap. ¥15,000 p.u; reserves ¥21; loans ¥10,000. Chairman of Dirs. C. Takazaki.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Nippon Sharyo Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "(Japan Car Manufacturing Co.), K.K. Atsuta, Nagoya. Est. Oct, 1906; cap. ¥840 p.u.; manufacture railway carriages, wagons, locos, and also contract various buildings and structures. Pres. Z. Morimoto; Mng.-Dir. K. Harada.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Nippon Steel Pipe Co", "t": "K.K., Kawasaki, Kanagawa-ken. Est. 1910; cap. ¥5,[illegible]00 p.u.: div. 10%; annual output estimated at 15,000 tons of pipes and 20,000 tons of iron rod, etc. to be enlarged to 100,000 tons in the near future. Pres. M. Shiraishi; Dir. S. Ohashi.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Osaka Denkibundo (Electric Copper) Co", "t": "K.K., Temmabashi, Kitaku, Osaka. Est. 1892; cap. ¥1,760 p.u.; res. ¥150; loans ¥318; div. 15%. Pres. S. Matsuoka; Mng-Dir. S. Suzuki.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Osaka Kosakujo", "t": "K.K., dealers in and manufacturers of steam-engies, boilers and machinery, Nakano-cho, Kitaku, Osaka. Est. Oct. '18; cap. ¥600. Dirs. S. Tsuji, T. Shimada.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Seikosha", "t": "Yanagishima, Honjo, Tokyo. Watch and clock works established by K. Hattori, watch and clock dealer, (which vid. Sec. V.)", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Shibaura Engineering Works", "t": "K.K., Shiba, Tokyo. Est. July 1875; gradually enlarged since 1891, when the works came into possession of the Mitsui family; reorganized in 1904 as K.K. Pres. M. Mitsui; Mng.-Dirs. K. Kishi, S. Kobayashi.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Shimazu Works", "t": "K.K., Kawaracho, Kyoto. Est. 1917, incorporating Mr. G. Shimazu's private machine works; cap ¥2,0[illegible]0 (1,300 p.u.)", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XV. Metals, Machines, Tools, etc.", "n": "Tokyo Steel Material Works", "t": "K.K., Oshima-machi near Tokyo. cap. ¥3,00[illegible]. Est. 1916. Pres. Dr, K. Haraguchi; Mng.-Dir. T. Hayashiya.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVI. Leather, Leather Goods, Belting, etc.", "n": "Chosen Leather Co", "t": "K.K., Kyongkido, Korea. Est. 1911; cap. ¥600 p.u.; res. ¥82; Div. 8%. Pres. K. Kaneko; Dirs. A. Uga, N. Takehiro, etc.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVI. Leather, Leather Goods, Belting, etc.", "n": "Hada Cotton Belt Mnf. Co", "t": "Sototemachi, Honjoku, Tokyo. Manufacturers of and dealers in cotton belts; obtained a patent for “Hada belt machine” 1899; supply to Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Furukawa, Kuhara and others.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVI. Leather, Leather Goods, Belting, etc.", "n": "Japan Leather Co", "t": "K.K., Senju, Tokyo-fu. Est. 1907; cap. ¥2,500 p.u.; res. ¥2,000, div. 15%; factory at Tokyo, Osaka, Hokkaido, Shanghai and Tientsin. Chairman, K. Okura, Vice-chairman, S. Ōsawa; Mng.-Dir. T Ito.", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVI. Leather, Leather Goods, Belting, etc.", "n": "Meiji Leather Co", "t": "K.K., Yaesucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1911; increased cap. to ¥2,500 p.u. in '18; Branch in Osaka. Mng.-Dir. J. Urabe. Dirs. J. Sekido, C. Sato, N. Uchida, G. Uchida, K. Nagasawa", "p": "771", "l": "scan leaf 842", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n842/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVI. Leather, Leather Goods, Belting, etc.", "n": "Nitta Leather Beltings Co", "t": "Gs. K., Kuboyoshicho, Namba, Osaka. Est. 1885; sole manufacturers of leather and cotton belts.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVI. Leather, Leather Goods, Belting, etc.", "n": "Sakura-Gumi", "t": "Gs. K., Yaesucho, Kojimachiku, Tokyo. Boot and Shoe-makers, with close connection with the Japan Leather Co. Partners, J. Watanabe, J. Sato.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Fukushima Shokai", "t": "Gs. L., Stock-brokers, Aomonocho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1905 succeeding Mr. Fukushima's business; have wide connection in Europe and America. Departments,—Bonds, Financial and Trust. Capital, ¥1,000. Pres. N. Fukushima, Mng.-Dir. W. Kitajima.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Osaka Dojima Exchange", "t": "K.K., Dojima, Osaka. Est. 1876; cap. ¥3,500 p.u.; res. ¥437. Dir. 34% for 1916. Chairman. T. Takakura.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Osaka Kabushiki Torihikijio", "t": "(Stock Exchange of Osaka), K.K., Kitahama, Osaka. Est. '78; capital ¥7,000 p.u.; res. ¥593. Chairman of Dirs. K. Fujino; Mng.-Dir. K. Miyazaki.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Osaka Sampin Torihikijo", "t": "(Osaka Exchange of Raw Cotton, Cotton Yarns and Fabrics), K.K., Kita-Kyutaro-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1894; capital ¥650 p.u. doubled in '18; reserves ¥931, div. 13.2%. Directors: Chairman, R. Imanishi; Dirs. S. Iwata, O. Watanabe, H. Akioka.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Tokyo Beikoku Shohin Torihikijo", "t": "(Rice and Produce Exchange of Tokyo), K.K., Kakigaracho, Nihombashi, Tokyo, first formed in '76 with capital yen 100, increased to yen 400 in '93, to yen 1,500 in '08 when the Tokyo Produce Exchange was amalgamated; now yen 2,250 p.u.; reserve ¥208; div. 16%. Chairman, C. Sekine.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Tokyo Kabushiki Torihikijio", "t": "(Stock Exchange of Tokyo), K.L., Kabutocho, Tokyo. Est. in 1878; capital ¥8,000 p.u.; reserves ¥875; div. 18.7%. Chairman Baron S. Go.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Yamaichi & Co", "t": "gm. K., No. 3, Kabuto-cho, Nihom., Tokyo, Stock brokers, trust and financial agents, etc. Pres. K. Sugino.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVII. Stock Brokers and Exchanges", "n": "Yokohama Torihikijio", "t": "(Yokohama Exchange of Raw Silk, Tea, Fabrics, Marine Products, Sugar, Grains and Stock Exchange), K.K., Minami-Nakadori, Yokohama. Est. May '94; capital ¥1,800 p.u. Directors: Chairman O. Watanabe; Mng.-Dirs. S. Yamazaki, S. Kikushima.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Hakubun-Kwan", "t": "publishing house, Honcho, Nihombashi, Tokyo, founded 1887 by the late Sahei Ohashi, father of the present proprietor, Shintaro Ohashi; issues 15 kinds of magazines, etc.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Kaisei-Kwan", "t": "Kobinata-Suidocho, Koishikawa, Tokyo. A leading publisher of text-books for schools; publishes Westernized Japanese song books. Prop. T. Nishino.", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Kyobun-Kwan", "t": "(Methodist Publishing House), Ginza, Tokyo. Leading book-sellers and stationers in Tokyo, also undertake printing. Agents Ginn & Co., Boston. E. J. Igrehart (Gen.-Mng.)", "p": "772", "l": "scan leaf 843", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n843/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Maruzen Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "Publishers, book-sellers and stationers. Tori-Sanchome, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1880, capital ¥1,300 p.u. in '20; connections, world wide. Dirs. N. Yamazaki, R. Matsushita, etc. Branches; Osaka, Kyoto, Sendai, and Fukuoka.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Nissbin Insatsu, Ltd", "t": "Tsurumaki-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo. Est. 19[illegible]9. General printing; cap. ¥500. Mng.-Dir. S. Kokuye.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Shimbi Shoin", "t": "K.K., publishers of fine art work, Sakana-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Reorganized in 1906 as K.K., succeeding Mr. Tajima's private establishment. Awarded gold medals at home and foreign exhibitions. S. Tajima (Mng.-Dir.) See Chap. on Arts and Crafts.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Shuyei Sha Pub. Co., Ltd", "t": "Nishi Konya-cho, Ky., Tokyo. Est. 1899. General printing; cap. ¥1,000. Mng.-Dir. Y. Sugiyama.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Tokyo Printing Co", "t": "K.K., Printer. Kabutocho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Capital ¥237 p.u.; reserves ¥144; div. 12%; contractors to several Government Departments. Awarded gold medals at home exhibitions. Mng.-Dir. Z. Hoshino.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Tokyo Tsukiji Kappan Seizojo", "t": "K.K., Tsukiji, Tokyo; pioneer printing and type foundry, est. 1873; capital ¥300; awarded gold medals at foreign and home exhibitions for art printing and type-founding; contractors to Government. President S. Nomura.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XVIII. Printing and Publishing Houses", "n": "Toyo Printing Co", "t": "K.K., Atagocho, Shiba, Tokyo. Est. '05; cap. ¥650 p.u.; div. 4.5%. Pres. M. Tezuka.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIX. Fishery and Marine Products", "n": "Daito Fisheries Co", "t": "K.K., Kochi, Kochi-ken. Est. July 1907; capital ¥200 p.u.; div. 10%. Catches are chiefly whales. Pres. Z. Inouye.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIX. Fishery and Marine Products", "n": "Fusan Fisheries Co", "t": "K.K., Fusan, Korea. Est. May, 1889, organized into present Co. in May, 1907. Capital ¥280 p.u.; div. 19% Chiefly engaged in fish market, also marine production and ice making. Pres. C. Ochi.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIX. Fishery and Marine Products", "n": "Nippon Fisheries Co", "t": "K.K., Homminatocho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1906; capital ¥875 p.u.; div. 7.53%; ctaches are chiefly whales and herrings. Pres. N. Murata.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIX. Fishery and Marine Products", "n": "Teikoku Fisheries Co", "t": "K.K., Shimoyamatedori VI., Kobe. Est. Jan. '07; capital ¥500 p.u.; div. 5%. Chiefly engaged in salmon, yellow-tail and trout fishery and trawling. Chairman K. Kozone; Mng.-Dir. C. Sone.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XIX. Fishery and Marine Products", "n": "Toyo Whaling Co", "t": "K.K., Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. May, '09; capital ¥[illegible],000 p.u.; reserve ¥45[illegible]; div. 12%. Pres. J. Oka.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Chosen Yusen Kaisha", "t": "K.K., Seoul, Korea. Est. '12; cap. ¥1,500 p.u.; reserves ¥58; debts ¥93; div. 7%. Own 31 vessels and 10,325 tons gross. Pres. K. Harada; Mng.-Dir. H. Yoshida.", "p": "773", "l": "scan leaf 844", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n844/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Japan-China Steamship Co", "t": "=Nisshin S.S. Co.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Hayashi S.S. Co", "t": "K.K., Shipping agent, Nishiku, Osaka. Est. July '18; cap. ¥3,[illegible]00. Dirs. C. Matsumoto, etc.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Kobe Sambashi (Jetty) Co", "t": "K.K., Kano-cho, Kobe. Est. 1875; cap. ¥7,524 p.u. at end of 1918; chiefly engaged in transportation business.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Kokusai (International) S.S. Co", "t": "K.K., Kaigan-dori, Kobe. Est. 1919 with the combination of several prominent shipowners; cap. ¥100,000 (43,700 p.u.); own 250,00 tons of bottoms to be doubled by Feb. '20; Tokyo Branch in the Kaijo-Building, Maruno-uchi, Koj. Dirs. K. Yamashita, S. Uchida, etc.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Nanyo Yusen Kaisha", "t": "K.K., Kobikicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Former Nanyo Gumi, reorganized as such in 1914. Cap. ¥1,500 p.u. Pres. R. Harada; Mng.-Dir. R. Matsumoto.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Nippon Kaiun Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Eirakucho, Koj,, Tokyo. Est. 1917; cap. ¥15,000 (3,700 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Hayashi.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Nippon Yusen Kaisha", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Pres. Baron R. Kondo; Vice-Pres. Dr. T. Suda; Mng.-Dirs. K. Harada. Y. Ito, H. Fujishima, S. Nakajima, etc.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Nisshin Kisen Kaisha", "t": "(Japan-China S.S. Co.), K.K., Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Pres. S. Kondo; Mng.-Dirs. K. Tosa, N. Takeuchi, R. Shiraiwa; Dir. T. Nakabashi.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Osaka Shosen Kaisha", "t": "K. K., Tomishimacho, N., Osaka. Cap. ¥100,000; res. ¥25,000; Div. 12%. Pres. K. Hori, Vice-Pres. J. Yamaoka; Dirs. R. Kafuku, K. Kimura, R. Fukao, S. Murata. H. Ota.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Osaka S. S. Trust Co", "t": "K.K., Dojima, Osaka. Est. Aug. '18; cap. ¥2,000 p. u.; chiefly deal in shipping business in general; Dirs. R. Isono, S. Yamamoto, etc.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Tokyo Bay S. S. Co", "t": "K. K., Reiganjima, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1899; cap. ¥2,000 (1,400 p. u.); res ¥485. Mng.-Dir. K. Sakurai.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XX. Shipping", "n": "Toyo Kisen Kaisha", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Pres. S. Asano; Dirs. H. Okawa, K. Okura, M. Shiraishi, Y. Ito, S. Nakajima, R. Asano.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Asano Ship-building Co", "t": "K.K., Hashimoto-cho, Yamauchi-cho, Y'hama, Founded April 1917 by Mr. Soichiro Asano, President; cap. ¥3,750 p.u.; can build 30,0[illegible]0 ton class steamers,", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Hakodate Dockyards Co", "t": "K.K., Hakodate, Hokkaido. Est. Nov.. 1896; cap, ¥570 p.u.; reserves ¥88; debts ¥640; div. 8%. Pres. T. Kawata; Mng.-Dir. H. Kondo.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Ishikawajima Dockyards", "t": "K.K., Ishikawajima, Tokyo. Shipbuilding and Engineering works; one of the oldest private establishments; reorganized in Jan. 1887 as K. K. with expanded business; capital ¥4,614 p.u. Pres. Watanabe; Mng. Uchida. Vid. cap. Industry.", "p": "774", "l": "scan leaf 845", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n845/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Kawasaki Dockyards. Co", "t": "K. K., Kobe. The forerunner of the Tokyo Tsukiji Dockyards, founded in 1878 by Mr. S[illegible]ozo Kawasaki; reorganized in '96 as K. K.; cap. ¥ 32,500 p. u.; reserves 29,880; loans ¥8,850; div. 10%. In 1917 started marine transportation business and its iron works newly built at suburbs of Kobe have begun to mfr. iron plate. Pres. Kojiro Matsukata.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Mitsubishi Dockyards", "t": "established by the Mitsubishi Firm; was reorganized in 1918 as an independent joint stock company with the nominal capital of ¥50,000; see the Mitsubishi Firm under Sec. General.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Osaka Iron Works", "t": "K.K., Kawaguchi, Okaka. Est. March, 1914 as K.K. Pres. J. Yamaoka; Mng.-Dirs. R. Yamaguchi; K. Kimura.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Osaka Ship-building Co", "t": "K.K., Sembi-cho, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1916; cap. ¥2,500 p.u. Pres. N. Iwaki.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Uraga Dockyards Co", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Pres. T. Machida; Mng.-Dirs. H. Oki, T. Yamaguchi, etc.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Yokohama Dockyards Co", "t": "K.K., Irifunecho, Yokohama. Est. June, 1891; cap. ¥2,475 p.u.; reserves ¥942; div. 9%. Chairman of Dirs. R. Hara; Mng.-Dirs. S. Yamada, J. Kondo.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXI. Shipbuilding", "n": "Yoshiura Ship-building Co", "t": "K.K., Yoshiura, Hiroshima-ken. Bought in 1917 by Mr. Tadasaburo Yamamato and was reorganized as such with cap. ¥1,000 p.u.; have its iron works backed by a separate cap. ¥500 in Kobe. Pres. T. Yamamoto, Mag.-Dir. U. Tomishima.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Chosen Hotel", "t": "Keijo (Seoul), Korea. Opened in Oct. 1914; the ground on which its fire-proof building stands is said to have been formerly a part of the “Temple of Heaven”; cable add. “Choho,” Keijo. Man. S. Inohara.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Fujiya Hotel", "t": "K.K., Miyanoshita, Hakone. Formed '93 by the Yamaguchi family; is reputed as one of the best hotels in Japan, and is provided with hot spring bath.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Grand Hotel", "t": "Yokohama, commands an unbroken view of surrounding country. Mng.-Dir. H. E. Manwaring.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Imperial Hotel", "t": "K.K., Uchi-Yamashita-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Est. in 1907; cap. ¥2,400; Directors, K. Okura (Pres.), A. Hayashi (Mng.).", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Kanaya Hotel", "t": "Nikko. 15 munites walk from Nikko Station; situated near the secred bridge. Proprietor, Kanaya.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Mikasa Hotel", "t": "Karuizawa, Nagano-ken. Open May—Oct. in the famous summer resort, 4½ hrs. from Tokyo. Asama, the most active volcano in Japan, can be ascended from Karuizawa. The Hotel is situated on the slope of Mt. Mikasa, 3,278 ft. above sea-level. Man. S. Matsuda.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Miyako Hotel", "t": "Kyoto, Has 150 bed rooms and fine walks. Man M. Hamaguchi.", "p": "775", "l": "scan leaf 846", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n846/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Nara Hotel", "t": "Nara near Kyoto. Under direct management of Imp. Govt. Rly.; built on sunny, lofty hill in Deer Park in palace style.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Nikko Hotel", "t": "Nikko. Situated at the adjoining ground to the temples and shrines. Prop. H. Arai.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Oriental Hotel", "t": "Kobe. Purchased in 1917 by Toyo Kisen Kaisha and operated by the Co. in connection with their steamship service. Man. W. Clark.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Sanyo Hotel", "t": "Shimonoseki. Under direct management of Imp. Govt. Rlys.; on station premises close to jetty.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Tsukiji-Seiyoken Hotel", "t": "Tokyo. Est. 1869 and rebuilt in 1911. Man. Y. Seno.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXII. Hotels", "n": "Yamato Hotels", "t": "changchun (Terminus of South Manchuria, Chinese Eastern, and Kirin-changchun Rlys.), Mukden, Port Arthur, Dairen, and Hoshigaura (the finest summer resort in North China) near Dairen. Run on European line under the direct management of the S. M. R. Co.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Chugai Boeki (Foreign and Domestic Trading) Co", "t": "K.K., Yokohama, general exporters and importers. Est. 1917, cap. ¥2,000 (½ p.u.) Pres. M. Kita, Mng.-Dir. K. Sugiyama.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "D. Nagase & Co", "t": "Dojima Hama-dori, Osaka, general exporters and importers; lino of exports,—general Japanese produce, drugs, oils, chemicals, manufactured goods etc.; line of imports.—chemicals, dyes, drugs etc.; branches at Kobe, Kyoto and Tokyo, and London (65 Fenchurch St., E.C.) Pres. D. Nagase.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "E. H. Hunter & Co", "t": "Hirano-cho, Kobe. Formed 1868, by E. H. Hunter; first engaged in rice export business but have begun many years since to import machineries and also engaged in antimony refining business; have special connection with Osaka Iron Works. Prop. Ryutaro Hunter.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Furukawa Trading Co", "t": "K.K.,—Vid. Sect. Mining.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Gosho Goshi Kaisha", "t": "Nakanoshima, Osaka. Est. 1905 as partnership firm with capital ¥1,000; manufacturers and exporters of underwear, etc., annual export amounting to ¥4,000, also manufacture and export yarns to China and India; branches at Kobe and Tsingtao. Acting partner. Y. Kitagawa.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Hamaguchi Trading Co", "t": "K.K., 3-chome, Koami-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥1,000 (¼ p.u.). Pres. Kichiemon Hamaguchi.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Horne Trading Co", "t": "K.K., Takiyama-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. '18; cap ¥60[illegible] p.u.; chiefly deal in machinery, tools and material goods. Dirs. F. W. Horne, Y. Soejima, etc. Auds. E. W. S. Oustin, H. Yamamoto.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Kakiage Trading Co", "t": "Importers and exporters, Kiryu, Joshu. Est. ¥1918; cap. 500 p.u.; mfrs. and dealers in silk and cotton goods in general. Pres. B. Kakiage.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Kawamata Kempu Seiren Kabushiki Kaisha", "t": "Masagocho, Yokohama. Leading silk exporters, est. '99 with capital ¥100 p.u. Brand: Kawamata Habutaye, Deer brand. Mng,-Dir. K. Komatsu.", "p": "776", "l": "scan leaf 847", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n847/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Kinoshita Trading Co", "t": "K.K., Sayakita-cho, Nishiku, Osaka. Est. Sept. '18; cap. ¥500 p.u.: general importers and exporters. Pres. R. Kinoshita.", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Kodera & Co", "t": "Newchwang, Manchuria. Oil factory and shipping agents. Branches: London, Dairen, Kobe, Tokyo, Vladivostock, Mukden, Harbin, etc. Prop. Sokichi Kodera, Nakayamatedori, Kobe.", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Kuhara Trading Co", "t": "K.K., Kobe. Founded by Mr. Fusanosuke Kuhara, a leading merchant of Osaka; cap. ¥10,000. Pres. F. Kuhara.", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Meidi-Ya", "t": "K.K., Importers and dealers in groceries, provisions and agents of Kirin Beer, Nunobiki Tansan Mineral Water, Buchanan's Whisky, J. Brown's Scotch Whisky, etc. Head Office, Honcho, Yokohama. Est. 1885 by late Mr. H. Isono; reorganized as partnership unlimited company 1903; changed into limited liability company May '11. Warranted purveyors to the Imperial Household and the Imperial Navy. Capital ¥500, Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, Moji and Seoul. Directors: C. Isono (Pres.), M. Miyaji (Mng.-Dir.), K. Sano (Dir.)", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Masuda & Co", "t": "Gm. K., Honcho, Yokohama. Importers and exporters; est. Feb. '12; Cap. ¥500. Principal exports,—Timber, sulphur, superhosphates, spelter metals and minerals, Portland cement, fish-oil, sugar, flour, etc.; principal imports,—sugar, grains, sulphate of ammonia, iron, steel, hides and skins, etc. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, Osaka, Sydney, Shanghai, Dairen, Hankow, Tientsin, Tsingtao, Tainan, Takao, Nawa, Shimonoseki, Otaru, Nagoya, Newchuang, and London. Have four mills, of flour, sugar refinery, etc., also possess Matsuo sulphur mine. Dirs. Fusajiro Nakamura and Masutaro Masuda.", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Mitsui Bussan Kaisha", "t": "K.K., General importers and exporters, Surugacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Established in the latter part of 10th century as a dry goods store and in 1876 the Mitsui Bussan were organized to undertake general trading but more particularly foreign trade. Reorganized in Oct. '09 as Joint Stock Co. with other enterprises, all practically owned by the 11 branches of the Mitsui family; capital ¥20,000 p.u. Director: Pres. G. Mitsui; Mng.-Dirs. S. Watanabe, K. Fukui and S. Odagaki, M. Fujise. Branches: London, New York, &c.", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Naigai Kogyo Kaisha", "t": "K.K., Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. Cap. ¥5,000. Imp'ters and exp'ters of machinery, motor-cars, building material. Pres. S. Wakao; Man.-Dir. T. Fujiwara.", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Nippon Seicha Kaisha", "t": "(Japan Tea Firing Co.), K.K., general merchants and tea exporters, Miyagawa-cho, Yokohama. Founded Feb. 1894 with the object of exporting Japanese tea to other countries chiefly tea producted in Shizuoka; capital ¥100 p.u. Director: K. Otani (Pres.), Konosuke Otani (Vice-Pres.), K. Kameda (Act. Mng.)", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Nippon Tea Export Co", "t": "K.K., Aioicho, Kobe. Est. Feb. 1898; capital ¥250 p.u.. chiefly deal in tea produced at Kyoto and vicinity. Branches: Shizuoka, Fushimi, Chicago and New York. Directors: K, Ito (Pres.), H. Kamada (Mng.-Dir.), T. Yabuta (Mng.)", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Ogura & Co", "t": "16 Kitanakadori, Yokohama (export dep't). Dealer in Manila hemp, China hemp, jute, fertilizers, straw and chip braid, Formosa hats, flax canvas, Manila rope, grain and seeds, etc. Head Office at Tokyo; branches at Osaka, Kobe, Manila, Hankow.", "p": "777", "l": "scan leaf 848", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n848/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Okuragumi", "t": "See under Section General.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Suzuka Firm", "t": "Importer, exporter and mfr. of fertilizers, reorganized as K.K. in '20; 1-chome, Sagacho, Fukagawa, Tokyo; connection world-wide. Pres. J. Suzuka.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Tokyo Boeki (Foreign Trade) Co", "t": "K.K., 3-chome, Irifune-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1918 and engaged in the South Sea trade and reclamation work. Pres. K. Tamaki.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Yano & Joko Co", "t": "gm. K., General exporters and importers, 76, Yamashitacho, Y'hama. Connection world-wide.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Yonei & Co", "t": "General importers and exporters, Ginza, Tokyo. Est. in 1887 by late K. Isono under the name of Isono & Co.; contractors to the several Government Departments; agents for many foreign Cos. Branches; Osaka, Kobe, Seoul, &c. Prop. N. Yonei.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Yu-asa Firm", "t": "Takakura Higashi-iru, Gojo, Kyoto. Importers and exporters; dealers in metal wares, etc. Prop. Shichizaimon Yu-asa.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIII. Exporters and Importers", "n": "Z. Horikoshi & Co", "t": "2-chome, Tsukiji, Kyobashi, Tokyo. General exporters and importors; est. 1893; mfrs. of and dealers in silks, silk and straw goods, pearl buttons, rugs, etc. Connection, world-wide. Pres. Z. Horikoshi, Mng.-Dir. S. Yasojima.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Asano & Co", "t": "K.K. Eirakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. Aug. '18; cap. ¥2,500 p.u.; deal in immovable properties, negotiable instruments, mining rights, etc.; engaged in general importing and exporting, transportation and warehousing. Chairman of Dirs. S. Asano.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Chuka (China) Enterprise Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1919; cap. ¥10,000; engaged in investment in and management of all enterprise in China; has a branch at Shanghai. Pres. S. Fujita.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Japan-America Trust Co", "t": "Nakabashi-Izumicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. '18; cap. ¥50,000 subscribed by American and Japanese capitalists; engaged in investment in foreign countries, introduction of foreign capital, general broking and trust business; has a branch in Osaka. Pres. M. Sugawara, Mng.-Dir. K. Imanishi.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Masudaya & Co", "t": "Yokohama. (Vide Abe Kobei and Co. Sec. XV.)", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Mitsubishi Firm", "t": "ltd.; K.K., Carries on Shipbuilding, Banking, Mining, Iron Works, Trading, Warehousing and Insurance business each as an independent company. Trading Co. as organized in 1918 is backed with capital ¥15,000, p.u., res. ¥2,900. Pres. Baron K. Iwasaki; Mng.-Dir. S. Sakamoto.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Mitsui & Co", "t": "Gm. K., Surugacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1893 with cap. ¥60,000 in 1920. Controlling centre of all the undertakings run by the Mitsui. Pres. Baran Hachiroemon Mitsui.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Nippon Shoji Kaisha (Japan Trading Co., Ltd)", "t": "K.K., Kabutocho, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1916, cap. ¥500 (½ p.u.); general exporters and importers; licensed sellers of gunpowder, dynamite, etc. Pres. H, Kawasaki.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Okuragumi", "t": "K.K., General exporters and importers, Ginza, Tokyo. The firm organized as a partnership with Baron Kihachiro Okura, well known merchant in the country, president, in 1873. Reorganized as a joint stock Co. in Dec. '11; capital yen 4,000 p.u.; increased to 10,000 later. In 1918 the mining and engineering dep'ts. were each formed into as independent company, the former with capital of ¥20,000 (Baron and Mr. Okuras, President and Vice-Pres. and J. Kadono (Mng.-Dir.) and the latter with capital of ¥2,000 and with T. Tokumi as managing director.", "p": "778", "l": "scan leaf 849", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n849/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Shōshō Yoko", "t": "K.K., 3-chome, Ginza, Tokyo. Founded and presided by Mr. Tadasaburo Yamamoto, a parvenu shipowner; reorganized in 1917 as K.K., with cap. ¥2,500 p.u.; deal in carrying trade.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Suzuki & Co", "t": "unltd., Sakaecho, Kobe. Est. 1887, capital ¥500. General merchants and manufacturers; Industrial Dep't.—camphor, fish-oil, electrolytic cathode, copper, spelter, etc. Import Dep't,—sugar, grains, machineries, chemicals, etc. Export Dep't,—sugar, grains, metals, provisions, etc. Branches and Agencies at London, New York, Melbourne, Vladivostock, Shanghai, etc. Manager, B. Nishikawa; Rep. of the Co., Mrs. Suzuki.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Takamine Industrial, Co", "t": "K.K., Eirakucho, Koji., Tokyo. Est. Aug. '18; cap. ¥1,1[illegible] p.u.; manufacturers, importers and exporters in general; also engaged in broking and agent business; has a branch office in Broad St., New York. Pres. Dr. J. Takamine.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Takata Shokai", "t": "Gm. K., Eirakucho, Marunouchi, Tokyo. General importers and exporters. Est. 1880, succeeding Mr. Bair's business, a German merchant; reorganized 1908, cap. yen 1,000. Contractors to Government and their connections are world wide. Branches: London, New York, Osaka and Shanghai. Dirs. Shinzo Takata, (Pres.), Nobujiro Takata and Kamakichi Takata.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXIV. General", "n": "Yasuda Trading Co", "t": "Gofukucho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Cap. ¥1,00[illegible] p.u.; carries on various enterprises in which the Yasuda family is solely interested, these being Nail works in Tokyo and Edamitsu (Kyushu), Iron-works at Osaka, godown and transport business, etc. Pres. Zennosuke Yasuda.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Akita Timber Co", "t": "K.K., Noshiro, Akita. Est. March, '07, amalgamating with the Noshiro Hanzai, Akita Seizai and Noshiro Zaimoku Cos.; capital ¥2,000 p.u. Directors: N. Isaka (Pres.), D. Takemura, S. Kikuchi (Mng.-Dirs.)", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo & Osaka", "t": "K.K., Est. 1892 and reorganized as such in Aug. 1919 with cap. ¥1,500 p.u.; Mr. R. Murayama, former proprietor elected President.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Borneo Rubber Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Yurakucho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. 1918 bought from a Dutch Co. in Sumatra 3,750 acres of land, 550 acres already planted with India-rubber trees.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Feng-tsai Timber Co", "t": "K.K., Changchun, South Manchuria. Est 1918 as a joint enterprise of Baron K. Okura, millionaire merchant of Japan and Mr. Chu-Tsuchi, China's ex-Minister of Finance; manufacture and deal in timber; supply fund for timber manufacturers and take charge of afforestation, etc.", "p": "779", "l": "scan leaf 850", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n850/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Fukuda & Co", "t": "Nishiiru, Muromachi, Kyoto. Est. about 400 years ago; gold foil store exporting its goods to Europe, America and China: awarded highest honours at foreign and domestic exhibitions. Prop. Jusuke Fukuda.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Japan-China Bean Oil Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Yariya-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Originally owned by Mr. Kyujiro Matsushita; reorganized as such in 1918 with cap. ¥1,8[illegible]0 p.u.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Japan Russia Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., 6/29 Kobikicho, Kyo., Tokyo. Est. '17; nominal cap. ¥10,000. Engaged in foreign trade in general, transportation, etc. Pres. O. Ichiki, Mng.-Dir. M. Kono.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Johor Rubber", "t": "K.K., Marunouchi. Tokyo. Est. 1918. Cap. ¥690 p.u.; owns 1,015 acres of land planted with rubber trees. Mng.-Dirs. T. Okabe, T. Tsujikawa.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Karafuto (Saghalien) Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., Otomari, Saghalien Est. 1914; cap. ¥5,000 (2,000 p.u.); res. ¥2,000. Pres. H. Okawa.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Malay Rubber Plantation Co", "t": "K.K., Uchisaiwaicho, Tokyo. Est. '12 with cap. ¥125 p.u.; is undertaking rubber planting at Malay Island, leasing land 2,890 acres. Directors: Chairman Y. Isobe; Mng.-Dirs. S. Matsumiya, etc.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Manchuria Industrial Co", "t": "K.K., Mikawa-cho, Dairen. Est. 1917; cap. ¥1,250 p.u.; provide tenement-houses at Anshan-tien, South-Manchuria for clerks and workmen belonging to the newly founded iron foundry there. Pres. Z. Yasuda.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Mitsubishi Warehousing Co", "t": "K.K., No 7 Komatsu-cho, Fukagawa, Tokyo. The Tokyo Warehousing Co., est. 1916, assumed the present name in March '18 with extended business and increased capital to ¥10,000 (½ p.u.), have branches at Kobe and Osaka. Pres. T. Takeichi.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nagoya Timber Co", "t": "K.K., Aichi-gun, Aichi prefecture. Est. 1907; cap. ¥800, p.u.; div. 7%. Pres. K. Hasegawa; Mng.-Dir. T. Suzuks: Dirs. K. Takeuchi., etc.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Briquette Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., No 4 Tomishima-cho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1897; cap. ¥1,100 (825 p.u.) Pres. K. Ono.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Cork Co", "t": "K.K., Yanagiwaramachi, Honjoku, Tokyo. Est. 1914; home demand is almost monopolized by the Co.; also largely exports to Shanghai, etc.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Denkyu Co", "t": "(electric bulb), K.K, Sugamomachi, Tokyo. Est. 1915, cap. ¥258 p.u. Chairman S. Ohashi; Mng.-Dirs. T. Hatano, T. Yoshimura; Dirs. K. Makoshi, K. Shin, K. Arao.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Crucible Co", "t": "K.K., Shimo-Shibuya, Tokyo-fu. Est. 1883; cap. ¥437 p.u.; div. 30%; in 1907 the Co. amalgamated with Imperial Crucible Co., and Osaka Crucible Co: latest yearly sales reached 3,500,000 pieces; largely export to China, India and South Seas. Dirs M. Saegusa, S. Iwasaki; Mng. K. Taguchi.", "p": "780", "l": "scan leaf 851", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n851/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Electric Battery Co", "t": "K.K., Imadegawa-Shimmachi, Kami-Kyo, Kyoto. Est. 1917; cap. ¥3,500 (9[illegible]0 p.u.). Mag.-Dir. G. Shimazu.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Musical Instrument Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Shizuoka. Est. 1898; cap. ¥1,2[illegible] (9[illegible] p.u.). Instruments produced, as well as music, etc., are put to sale at the Kyoiki-sha, No. 14, Takekawa-cho, Kyobashi. Pres. Chiyomaru Amano.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Public Bonds Co", "t": "K.K., dealers in public bonds in general, No. 6 1-chome. Ginza, Tokyo. Est. 1915; cap. ¥2,000 (1,850 p,u.). Dirs., M. Yoshioka, etc.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nippon Rubber Co", "t": "K.K., Tamahimecho, Asakusa. Tokyo. Est. 1900; cap. ¥165, p.u.; div. 10%. Chairman S. Nakamura: Dirs. E. Otsuka, N. Okuma, S. Yoshida.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nissho Trust Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Hatcho-bori, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. '18: cap. ¥2,000. Pres. S. Tanaka.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nitto Hosho Shintaku (Trust) Co", "t": "K.K., No. 17, Aomono-cho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. 1918; cap. ¥2,000. Pres. B. Dazai.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Nishikawa & Co", "t": "Shijodori, Kyoto city. A leading bamboo wares establishment with a branch store in Tokyo. Bamboo screens for parlor first designed by the store, are much vogue in America. Prop. Genjiro Nishikawa.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Oriental Exploitation Co", "t": "K.K., Uchisaiwai-cho, Koj., Tokyo. Est. July, 19[illegible]9 in Korea under Government protection to guarantee profit of 6%; make investment in railway, mining, farming, engineering enterprise. etc.; cap. ¥20,000 p.u; seek the new sphere of activity in Manchuria, Mongolia, etc. Dirs. N. Matsudaira, T. Kawakami, U. Takase.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Osaka Electric Apparatus Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Nishinari-gori, Osaka. Est. 1915. Dirs, Kadoma, S. Imanishi.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Osaka Electric Bulb Co", "t": "K.K., Nishinari-gun, Osaka. Est. 1907; cap. ¥650 p.u.; div. 10%; especial div. 6%. Pres. S. Watanabe; Dirs. K. Otsuka, K. Kimura.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Otaru Timber Co", "t": "K.K., Otaru, Hokkaido; leading timber suppliers in Japan. Own three steamships and undertake shipping; contractors to the Imperial Gov't Rlys. and South Manchuria Rly. Co.; capital ¥1,410 p.u. Directors, K. Okura (Pres.), T. Doi (Mng.); Branches, Tokyo, Kobe and Dairen.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Oversea Exploiting (Kaigai-kogyo) Co", "t": "K.K., No, 13, Sojurocho, Kyobashi, Tokyo, Est. '18; cap. ¥2,150 p.u.; formed by amalgamation of the 4 emmigration Cos., Tokyo, South American, Nitto, and Brazil. Pres. J. Koyama; Mng.-Dir. J. Shinobu.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Taiwan Tea Mfg. and Colonization Co", "t": "K.K., Taihoku. Est. 1918; cap. ¥3,000; manufacturers of and dealers in woolong tea. Pres. K. Makoshi.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Takeuchi & Co", "t": "Gs. K., Bakurocho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. about 50 years ago: organized as Gs. K., 1911, cap. ¥300; one of the oldest makers of safes in Japan; capable to turn out 600 cases per month.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Toikoku Cold Stōrage Co", "t": "K.K., No. 12 Akashicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. 1912; cap. ¥1,000 (600 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. T. Takahashi.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "To-a Kogyo (Industrial) Cos", "t": "K.K., Yurakucho, Tokyo. Est. 1899; cap. in '18 ¥7,200 p.u.; The Co. supply funds for undertakings in China. Directors: Pres. K. Arai; Dirs. J. Kadono, K. Shiraiwa.", "p": "781", "l": "scan leaf 852", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n852/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "To-a Tobacco Co", "t": "K.K., Minami-Nabecho, Kyobashi, Tokyo, Est. '06; cap. ¥1,700 p.u.; annual div. 12%; is carrying on the business in Chosen and Manchuria. Products for 2nd half-year 1914, in Chosen 643,201,400 pieces of cigarette and 4,499,00[illegible] momme of cut tobacco, in Manchuria 226,550,0[illegible]0 pieces of cigarette and 1,980,000 momme of cut tabacco. Pres. K. Sasa; Mng.-Dir. T. Fujita; Dirs. R. Ezoye, M. Iwaya, etc.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Tokunaga Shoten", "t": "Yokoyamacho, Nihombashi, Tokyo. Manufacturers of and dealers in hair brushes; have a factory at Koishikawa, Shibuya and Tamagawa; annual output is estimated at ¥100. Prop. Y. Tokunaga.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Tokyo Cordage Mnf. Co", "t": "K.K., Kyobashiku, Tokyo. Est. 1887; cap. ¥1,874 p.u.; Pres. K. Yamada; Mng.-Dirs. S. Asano, K. Okura, S. Fukuyama.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Tokyo Building Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Gofuku-cho, Nihom., Tokyo. Est. 1896; cap. ¥5,0[illegible]0. Building contractors; loaners on and brokers for real estates; branches at Yokohama, Seoul, Tientsin, etc. Pres. Y. Yasuda, Vice-Pres. I. Yabuta; Mng.-Dirs. H. Eitaki, etc.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Tokyo Hat Co", "t": "K.K., Hikawashita, Koishikawa, Tokyo. Est. 1906; cap. ¥1,0[illegible]0 (625 p.u.). Pres. Kyohei Makoshi.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Tokyo Electric Co", "t": "K.K., Kawasaki, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Apl 1886; cap. ¥2,600 p.u.; manufacture electric lamps, etc. Pres. I: Fujioka.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Tokyo Rubber Co", "t": "K.K., Azumamachi, Tokyo-fu. Est. 19[illegible]1; cap. ¥225 p.u., Mng.-Dir. N. Nagatomi; Dirs. H. Okawa, M. Onishi, K. Kimura, E. Tanaka.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Tokyo Taxi-Cab Co", "t": "K.K., 2-chome, Sukiya-cho, Nihom., Tokyo. Est. '18; cap. ¥5,000 p.u.; intend for the present to run 18[illegible] taxies, 100 goods-waggons and 100 auto-cars on hire in Tokyo. Pres. M. Okamoto. Dirs. K. Watanabe, S. Wakao, R. Horiuchi, etc.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Yamamoto Tosuke & Co", "t": "K.K., 1-chome, Andoji-Dori, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. 1918; cap. ¥2,000 p.u.; dealers in material metals and hard wares. Pres. T. Yamamoto.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Yokohama Nursery Co", "t": "K.K., Nakamura-cho, Yokohama. Est. '06; exporters of nursery stocks, seed and plants; capital ¥500. Branches: London, New York, etc. Directors, U. Suzuki (Mng.-Dir.), S. Iida (Mng.)", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Yokohama Rubber Mfg. Co", "t": "K.K., Ura-Takashima-cho, Y'hama. Est. in 1917 as a joint enterprise of Y'hama Wire Mfg. Co. and Goodrich Rubber Co., Ohio, each subscribing half of the total capital ¥2,500; sole agents for the American Co. in the Far East. Pres. Baron K. Nakajima, Dirs. K. Kawai, etc.", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" }, { "a": "Appendix B: Business Directory", "s": "Section XXV. Miscellaneous", "n": "Yuasa Storage Battery Co", "t": "K.K., Kyoto. The storage battery factory run by Mr. S. Yuasa (Pres.), enlarged and reorganized as such in 1918; cap. ¥5,000 (nominal).", "p": "782", "l": "scan leaf 853", "u": "https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1920/page/n853/mode/1up" } ]