# The Japan Year Book 1935 — Who's Who & Directories

402 entries, LLM-transcribed. These entries were transcribed by the vision model of Opus 5.5. Before using any of these details, you must verify specific details with the original source which is linked to whenever possible.


## List of Clubs, Societies, Associations

### Political and Military

**CHOSEN JIJO KENKYUKAI** (The Korean Affairs Association). Established in 1921; Junryo Ushimaru, president. The Association aims to inform Koreans the home affairs through its organ paper "Chosen Chugai Jiho" (Korean Times for Home and Abroad). Address: 34 Wakakusa-machi, Seoul, Chosen. — p. 1345 ([scan leaf 1395](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1395/mode/1up))

**DAI ASIA KYOKAI** Kazunobu Kanokogi and others are directors. The society works for the unification of Asiatic countries. Issues "Dai Asia Shugi" (Great Asianism). Address: Osaka Building, Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1345 ([scan leaf 1395](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1395/mode/1up))

**KAIBOGIKAI** (The Coastal Defence Volunteers' Association). Established in 1922; Otojiro Ito, president; membership 3,200. The object of the association is to study matters in connection with the coastal defence of Japan. Address: Shisei Kaikan, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1345 ([scan leaf 1395](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1395/mode/1up))

**KAIGUN KYOKAI** (The Navy Association). Established in 1926; Viscount Makoto Saito, president. The Association is trying to spread a knowledge of the navy of Japan. Address: Yusen Building, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1345 ([scan leaf 1395](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1395/mode/1up))

**KAIKOSHA** (Military Club). Established in 1877; General Senjuro Hayashi, president. The purpose is to keep friendly relations among army officers as well as to cultivate the spirit of patriotism. Address: 2 Iidamachi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1345 ([scan leaf 1395](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1395/mode/1up))

**KOKUMIN BOKU KYOKAI** (The National Aerial Defence Association). Address: 775 Sendagaya, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KOKUMIN SOZEI KYOKAI** (The National Tax-Payers' Association). Established in 1923; Nihei Otani, president; membership 7,500. The object is to spread knowledge of taxation in Japan. Address: 7 Nishi-Ginza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**OSAKA TOSHI KYOKAI** (The Association for the Study of Municipal Problems of Osaka). Established in 1925; Takéo Kagami, president; membership 8,000. The aim is to study every problem pertaining to cities. Address: Osaka City Hall, Nakanoshima, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**SUIKOSHA** (The Naval Club). Established in 1876; Admiral Minéo Osumi, president; membership 11,500. The purpose of the club is to study marine affairs and keep mutual friendship among members. Address: 13 Saekicho, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU ZAIGO GUNJINKAI** (The Ex-service Men Association). Establisshed in 1907; General Soroku Suzuki, president; membership 3,000,000. The purpose is to keep up the spirit of the Japanese soldiery. Address: 1 Kudan, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**TOKYO SHISEI KYOKAI** (The Tokyo Municipal Administration Society). Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president. Address: 2 Uchi-yamashitacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**TOSHI KYOKAI** (The Association for the Study of Municipal Problems). Established in 1917; Fumio Goto, president; membership about 5,000. Address: 1 Otemachi, Koji-machi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**YOYOKAI** Established in 1923; Saburo Momotaké, director. Social friendship among naval officers is the aim of the society. Address: Care of Sagawa, 23 Kasumicho, Azabu, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**YUSHUKAI** Established in 1925; Admiral Ryokitsu Arima, president. The purpose of the Society is to study various problems of the Japanese navy. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU CHOSONCHO KAI** (The All-Japan Town and Village Masters' Society). Tsutomu Okazaki, president. The aim of the society is to study every problem concerning town and village administration. Address: 8 Sankocho, Yotsuya, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

### International and Diplomatic

**BERUGI KYOKAI** (La Société Belgo-Japonaise). Estalished in 1912; Baron Sumizo Otera, president; membership 200. The purpose is to keep friendship between Japan and Belgium. Address: 60 2-chomé, Nagatacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**EIKOKU KYOKAI** (The British Society). Established in 1928; Prince Chichibu, president; membership 275. Address: 1 Enokimachi, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**JAPANO-SIAM KYOKAI** Katsutaro Inahata, president. The object is to promote the commercial development between two countries. Address: The Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KAIGAI IJU KUMIAI RENGOKAI** (The Federation of Emigration Associations). Established in 1927; membership 82 local associations; Hachisaburo Hirao, president. The aim is to serve as a means of connection among member associations, giving aids to promote their aspiration. Address: 7 Otemachi 1 chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KAIGAI JIJO KENKYUKAI** (The Overseas Affairs Research Association). Established in 1927; Masao Kanda, president; membership 2,500. Address: 1367 Shimoochiai 3-chomé, Yodobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KAIGAI KYOKAI CHUOKAI** (The Central Board of Overseas Associations). Established in 192[illegible]: Gosuké Imai, president; membership 27 local associations. The object is to encourage emigration. Address: The Sanshi Kaikan, Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KANSAI NICHI-FUTSU KAIKAN** (L'Institut Franco-Japonaise du Kansai). H. E. the Ambassador of France, president. Address: Ebisudani, Higashiyama, Kyoto — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KINTO BOEKI KYOKAI** (The Near-East Trade Association). Established in 1925; Katsutaro Inahata, president; membership 130. The society aims at the development of trade between Japan and Turkey. Address: The Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KOBE NICHIBEI KYOKAI** (The Kobé Japano-American Association). Established in 1920; Sadao Miyakawa, director; membership about 230. The aim is to bring the Japanese and the Americans into closer relations. Address: [illegible] Akasaka-dori, Nadaku, Kobé. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**KOKUSAI BUNKA SHINKOKAI** (The Society for International Cultural Relations). Established in 1934; Prince Fumimaro Konoyé, president. The aim is to introduce Japanese and Oriental culture to foreign countries. Address: Meiji-Seimeikan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**MANSHU BUNKA KYOKAI** (The Manchurian Culture Society). Established in 1920; Count Yasuya Uchida, president; membership 2,500. Publishes "Mammo" (Manchuria and Mongolia) and others. Address: 91 Kiimachi, Dairen. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**NANYO-KYOKAI** (The South Sea Association). Established in 1915; Prince Fumimaro Konoyé, president; membership 1,400. The Society makes a study of the South Sea Islands and gives information about it. Address: 10 Marunouchi 2-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1346 ([scan leaf 1396](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1396/mode/1up))

**NICHI-BEI KYOKAI** (The America-Japan Society). Prince Iyesato Tokugawa, president. The Society aims at the promotion of friendly relations between the peoples of Japan and of the United States of America. Address: Imperial Hotel, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-BOKU KYOKAI** (La Sociedad Mexico Japonesa). Established in 1924; Keizaburo Moriyama, president; membership 280. Address: 80 Yochomachi, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-DOKU BUNKA KYOKAI** (Das Japan-Deutsche Kultur-Institut). Established in 1927; Marquis Toshitaké Okubo, president; membership 100. Address: The Shisei Kaikan, Hibiya Park, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-DOKU KYOKAI** (Der Deutsch-Japanische Verein). Established in 1921; Dr. Aihiko Sata, president; membership 280. The Association aims at contributing towards promotion of culture and industries in both countries. Address: Hamadori, Dojima, Osaka. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-EI KYOKAI** (The Japan-British Society). H. E. the British Ambassador, president; membership 280. Address: British Embassy, Gobancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-FUTSU GAKKAN** (La Maison Franco-Japonaise). Established in 1927; French Ambassador, president; membership 100. The object is to bring the cultures of both countries into a closer touch. Address: Kujoyama, Yamashina, Kyoto. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-FUTSU KAIKAN** (La Maison Franco-Japonaise). Established in 1924; Baron Seisho Tomii, president; membership 405. The Institute aims at the development of the Japanese and the French cultures. Address: 3 Surugadai 2-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-FUTSU KYOKAI** (The Japano-French Society). Viscount Sukekuni Soga, president. Address: [illegible] Surugadai 2-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-GO KYOKAI** (The Australia-Japan Society). Established in 1914; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 120. The object is the promotion of the friendly relations and welfare of the two countries. Address: The Nippon Kogyo Club, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-HAKU KYOKAI** (Associaçaõ Nippon-Brazileira). Established in 1926; Takesuké Shirané, president; membership 860. The Association serves to promote friendship between the two countries and acts as go-between in the matter of mutual understanding. Address: 1-chome, Kaigan-dori, Kobé. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-I BUNKA KYOKAI** (The Japano-Italian Culture Association). Established in 1931; membership 3[illegible]2. The aim is the exchange of Japanese and Italian cultures. Address: 29 Fujimicho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-IN KYOKAI** (The Indo-Japanese Association). Established in 1903; Marquis Nobutsuné Okuma, president; membership 1,000. The object is to promote the friendship between Japan and British India, Straits Settlements, Dutch East Indies, Siam, French Indo-China and the Philippines. Address: 1 Uchisaiwaicho 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-RO KYOKAI** (The Japan Soviet Society). Established in 1906; Viscount Makoto Saito, president; membership 878. The object is to promote friendship and learning of the two countries. Issues reports. Address: 17 Uchisaiwaicho, 1-chome, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NIKKA GAKKAI** (The Japanese and Chinese Educational Association). Established in 1918; Marquis Moritatsu Hosokawa, president; membership 100. The purpose is to help the Chinese students in their studies in Japan. Address: 31 Nakasarugakucho, 1 chome, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NIKKA KYOKAI** (The Japan-Canada Society). Established in 1930; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 100. Address: The Nippon Kogyo Club, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NIPPON GAIJI KYOKAI** (The Foreign Affairs Association of Japan). Established in 1931; Katsuji Inahara, director. The work of the association is to introduce Japanese affairs through a quarterly magazine in English, "Contemporary Japan", and foreign affairs to Japanese public through a monthly in Japanese, "Kokusai Hyoron" (International Review). It also publishes "The Japan Year Book" in English. Address: Osaka Building, Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NIPPON IMIN KYOKAI** (The Japan Emigration Society). Established in 1914; Shunji Miyao, president; membership 700. The object is to make general researches about matters concerning emigration and give such informations as may be needed by people. Address: 30 Maruyamacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOKUSAI KYOKAI** (The International Association of Japan). Established in 1920; Viscount Kikujiro Ishii, president; membership 11,800. Issues "Kokusai Chishiki" (International Knowledge) and "Sekai to Warera" (World and We). Address: 12 Marunouchi 2-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NIPPON LATIN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION** (La Société Japonaise en Amérique Latine). Established in 1910; Prince Sanetaka Ichijo, president; membership 275. The purpose is to study the conditions of the North, Central, and South American countries. Address: 2 Nakadori 3-chomé, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NIPPON-SWEDEN KYOKAI** (The Japan-Sweden Society). Established in 1929; Ginjiro Fujiwara, president; membership 222. Address: The Nippon Kogyo Club, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NICHI-RO TSUSHINSHA** (The Japan-Soviet Trading Agency). Established in 1918; Moriji Uyeda, director. Publication, "Nichiro Tsushin" (Japano-Russian Correspondence). Address: Nijuichi-go Kan of Mitsubishi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1347 ([scan leaf 1397](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1397/mode/1up))

**NISSO BUNKA KYOKAI** (The Japano-Soviet Culture Association). Mantaro Hasegawa, director. Address: Sangen Building, Ginza 3-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**OSAKA HAN TAIHEIYO CLUB** (The Osaka Pan-Pacific Club). Established in 1927; the Governor of Osaka-fu, president; membership 100. The purpose is to cultivate international friendships among the countries around the Pacific. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**OSAKA NICHI-RO BOEKI KYOKAI** (The Osaka Japano-Russian Trading Association). Katsutaro Inahata, president. Address: The Osaka Municipal Office, Nakanoshima, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**SHAMU KYOKAI** (The Siam Society). Established in 1913; Prince Fumimaro Konoyé, president; membership 110. Address: 11 Kojimachi 5-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**TAIHEIYO MONDAI CHOSAKAI** (The Japanese Council, Institute of Pacific relations). Established in 1925; Prince Iyesato Tokugawa, president; membership 170. The object is to study the problems relative to the Pacific coastwise nations. Address: The Shisei Kaikan, Hibiya Park, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**TOKYO HAN TAIHEIYO CLUB** (The Tokyo Pan-Pacific Club). Viscount Kyoshiro Inouyé, president. Address: The House of Peers, Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**TOYO KYOKAI** (The Oriental Society). Rentaro Mizuno, president. Address: The Osaka Building, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

### Legal

**AIKOKU HOSO RENMEI** (The Patriotic Lawyers' Association). Tomonaga Kadooka, director. Address: 6 Yurakucho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**HOSOKAI** (The Association of Legal Circles). Established in 1891; Kojiro Isoya, director; membership 15,000. Issues a journal. Address: Nishihibiya, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**JIYU HOSO DAN** (The Free-Legal Circles). Kesaya Yamazaki, director; membership 60. The purpose is to safeguard the rights of lower class peoples by dint of their cooperative actions. Address: 19 Shinsakurada, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**NIPPON BENGOSHI KYOKAI** (The Japan Lawyers' Association). Established in 1921; 50 directors in charge of presidency; membership 4,000. The object is to facilitate cooperative work of lawyers. Address: 1 Nishi-Hibiya, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU BENGOSHIKAI** (The Imperial Lawyers' Association). Ichizo Hiramatsu, director. Address: Nishi-Hibiya, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**TOKYO BENGOSHI KAI** (The Tokyo Lawyers' Association). Koitsu Sakuma, director. Address: 6 Yurakucho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

### Commercial, Industrial, and Agricultural

**BOEKI SHOREI KAI** (The Trade Promotion Society). Established in 1927; Baron Takashi Masuda, president. Address: 1 Honcho 2-chomé, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**CHOCHIKU GINKO KYOKAI** (The Association of Saving Banks). Kunizo Hara, president. Address: 8 Marunouchi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**CHUO CHIKUSAN KAI** (The Central Live-stock Breeding Association). Established in 1915; Ryoji Iwazumi, director; membership 6,000. Issues "Chikusan" (Live-stock Breeding) Address: 1 Tameiké, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**CHUO DENKI CLUB** (The Central Electric Enterprisers' Club). Yonejiro Hiratsuka, director. Address: The Department of Home Affairs, Otemachi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON BEIKOKU KAI** (The Japan Rice Association). Established in 1907; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 10,500. Issues "Beikoku" (Rice). Address: 30 Sagacho 1-chomé, Fukagawa, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON BOSEKI RENGOKAI** (The Federation of Spinning Industrial Associations of Japan). Established in 1882; Fusajiro Abé, president; membership 6[illegible] companies. Address: Mengyo Kaikan, Bingomachi, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON KATSUDO SHASHIN KYOKAI** (The Japan Cinematographic Association). Koichi Negishi, director. Address: The Department of Home Affairs, Otemachi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON ORIMONO KYOKAI** (The Japan Textile Industry Association). Established in 18[illegible]5; Saiichiro Shibata, president; membership 2,500. The Association aims at the progress of dyeing and textile industry. Issues "Senshoku Jiho" (Dyeing and Weaving Times). Address: 2 Kyobashi 1-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON RENGO KASAI HOKEN KYOKAI** (The Federation of Japan Fire Insurance Associations). Kenkichi Kagami, director. Address: 6 Marunouchi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON SANRIN KAI** (The Japan Forestry Association). Established in 1882; Zentaro Kawasé, president; membership 6,000. The object is to improve forestry enterprises in Japan. Publishes "San Rin" (Forestry). Address: Sankaido, Tameiké, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON SANSHI KAI** (The Japan Silk-Yarn Industry Association). Established in 1892; Viscount Tadaatsu Makino, president; membership 298,000. The object is to improve silk industry in Japan. Issues "Sanshi Kaiho" (Silk World Review). Address: Sankaido, Tameiké, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1348 ([scan leaf 1398](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1398/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON SUISAN KAI** (The Japan Marine Products Association). Established in 1882; Ichijiro Itani, president; membership 4,000. Publishes "Suisan Kai" (Marine World). Address: Sankaido, Tameiké, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON YOGYO KYOKAI** (The Japan Ceramic Industry Association). Established in 1891; Kinji Abé, president; membership 1,400. Publishes a journal. Address: 4 Hamacho 3-chomé, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**DENKI FUKYU KAI** (The Association for the Propagation of Electric Knowledge). Count Keigo Kiyoura, president. Address: 3 Yurakucho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**DENKI KYOKAI** (The Electric Enterprising Association). Toshio Homma, director. Address: 3 Yurakucho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**FUMIN KYOKAI** Established in 1927; Minoru Oka, president. The object is to improve agricultural methods and encourage farming. Publishes reports. Address: Hagoromo, Takashi, in the suburbs of Osaka City. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**JINZO HIRYO RENGOKAI** (The Federation of the Artificial Fertilizer Associations). Eihachiro Tanaka, director. Address: 8 Marunouchi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**JIYU TSUSHO KYOKAI** (The Free-Trade Association). Tetsujiro Shidachi, director. The purpose is to advocate free trade. Address: 7 Nishi Ginza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**KAGAKU KOGYO KYOKAI** (The Chemical Industry Association). Established in 1917; Morio Nakamatsu, president; membership 780. Publishes a magazine, "Kagaku Kogyo" (Chemical Industry). Address: 2 Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**KANTO SANGYO DANTAI RENGOKAI** (The Federation of Kanto Industrial Associations). Established in 1931; Ginjiro Fujiwara, president; membership 39 associations. Address: Nippon Kogyo Club, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**KANTO SHOHI KUMIAI RENMEI** (The Federation of Eastern Japan Consumers' Trade Unions). Rikichi Okamoto, director. Address: Oshimamachi, Joto, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**KASAI HOKEN CLUB** (The Fire Insurance Men's Club). Takashi Isaka, director. Address: 6 Marunouchi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**KOWAN KYOKAI** (The Port Problems Research Association). Rentaro Mizuno, director. Address: 2 Otemachi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**KOZAN KONWAKAI** (The Minerals Traders' Club). Hisahiro Naito, director. Address: Nippon Kogyo Club, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**METRE JIKKOKAI** (The Association for Practising Metre Rule). Taheiji Imamura, director. Address: 1 Yamamotocho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NANYO BOEKI SHINKOKAI** (The Society for the Promotion of South Seas' Trade). Kamekichi Yamazaki, director. Address: Tokyo Shokoshoreikan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIKKA JITSUGYO KYOKAI** (The Japano-Chinese Businessmen's Association). Established in 1920; Kenji Kodama, president; membership 200. Address: Naka 6, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON BOEKI KYOKAI** (The Foreign Trade Association of Japan). Baron Ichizaemon Morimura, director. Address: 3 Nishi-Ginza 7-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON CHUO SANSHIKAI** (The Japan Central Sericultural Society). Established in 1932; Viscount Tadaatsu Makino, president; membership 8 organizations. Address: 1 Tameiké, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON DORYOKO KYOKAI** (The Japan Metrological Society). Eitaro Okamura, president. The purpose is to unify weights and measures available in Japan. Address: 8 Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON JINKEN RENGOKAI** (The Japan Rayon Industry Association). Established in 1927; Fukuryo Takagi, president: Address: Daido Building, Tosabori, Nishiku, Osaka. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KANZUME KYOKAI** (The Japan Packing Industry Association). Established in 1922; Bokushin Maki, president. Address: 1 Yedobashi 1-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KEIZAI RENMEIKAI** (The Federation of Japan Commercial Associations). Baron Seinosuké Go, president. Address: Kogyo Club, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KENCHIKU KYOKAI** (The Japan Architecture Association). Established in 1917; Yasushi Kataoka, president; membership 1,300. Issues "Kenchiku to Shakai" (Architecture and Society). Address: Daido Building, Tosabori, Nishiku, Osaka. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOGYO KAI** (The Japan Mining Association). Established in 1885; Viscount Kyoshiro Inouyé, president; membership 1,667. Publishes a journal. Address: 7 Nishi-Ginza 8-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOJIN CLUB** (The Japan Engineers' Club). Established in 1920; eight directors in charge; membership 5,143. Issues "Kojin" (Engineer). Address: 12 Nishikicho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOKOKU CLUB** (The Japan Advertising Club). Shigeto Tsumura, director. Address: 6 Nishi-Ginza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOTSU KYOKAI** (The Japan Communication Society). Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president. Address: The Yusen Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOZAN KYOKAI** (The Japan Mineral Industry Association). Established in 1927; Shinji Yoshino, president; membership 500. Issues reports. Address: 5 Kobikicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON MENKA DOGYO KUMIAI** (The Japan Cotton Dealers' Association). Established in 1898; Shichirobei Nosé, president. Address: 2 Nakanoshima-machi, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1349 ([scan leaf 1399](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1399/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SANGYO KYOKAI** (The Japan Industry Association). Established in 1921; Seki Hoshino, president. The purpose is to inquire into various industrial subjects. Address: 1 Uchiyamashitacho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SEISHI RENGOKAI** (The League of Paper Manufacturers of Japan). Kikujiro Takashima, president. Address: 10 Marunouchi 2-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SENSHU KYOKAI** (The Japan Ship-Owners' Association). Established in 1894; Shinjiro Kurokawa, president; membership 1[illegible]6. Issues a monthly report. Address: [illegible]2 Akashimachi, Kobé. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SHIKKO KAI** (The Japan Lacquer Ware Industry Association). Established in 1890; Chiyokichi Tetsuka, president; membership 800. Issues "Urushi to Kogei" (Lacquer and Industrial Arts). Address: 16 Matsudacho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SOKOGYO RENGOKAI** (The Federation of Japan Warehousing Associations). Address: Mitsubishi Soko Kabushiki Kaisha, 1 Yedobashi 1-chomé, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NIPPON TEKKO KYOKAI** (The Japan Iron and Steel Industry Association). Kuniichi Tawara, president. The object is to make a scientific study of iron and steel as well as of working-up techniques of manufacturing. Address: 2 Marunouchi [illegible]-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NIPPON YOMO KOGYOKAI** (The Japan Wool Industry Association). Established in 1920; Seibei Kawanishi, president. Address: 1 Marunouchi, 2-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NIPPON YUSHUTSU MEN-ORIMONO KOGYO KUMIAI** (The Association of Cotton Fabrics Export of Japan). Tsunejiro Miwa, president. Address: 2 Kyobashi 1-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**NOJI DENKA KYOKAI** (The Association for the Electrification of Agriculture). Established in 192[illegible]; Viscount Dr. Masatoshi Ogochi, president; membership 1,000. Issues "Noji Denka" (Electrification of Agriculture). Address: 3 Yurakucho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**OSAKA BOEKI DOMEIKAI** (The Federation of Osaka Foreign Trade Associations). Nisaburo Nikawa, president. Address: 54 Kanzakimachi, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**OSAKA BOEKI KYOKAI** (The Osaka Foreign Trade Association). Hikoé Kishimoto, director. Address: the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Nakanoshima, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**OSAKA JITSUGYOKUMIAI RENGOKAI** (The Federation of the Osaka Commercial Societies). Heibei Mori, director. Address: Jitsugyokaikan, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**OSAKA JITSUGYO KYOKAI** (The Osaka Businessmen's Society). Established in 1903; membership 500. Address: 15 Kitadori 1-chomé, Nagahori, Nishiku, Osaka. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**OSAKA KASHO SHOKAI** (The Chinese Merchants' Association of Osaka). Masuzo Cho, director. Address: 211 Nibancho, Honda, Nishiku, Osaka. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**OSAKA SANGYO CHOSAKAI** (The Osaka Industrial Research Society). Shinobu Agata, director. Address: Kogyo Shoreikan, Osaka. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**OSAKA YUSHUTSU KYOKAI** (The Osaka Exporters' Association). Takéo Kagami, president. Address: Osaka Municipal Office, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**RORYO SUISAN KUMIAI** (The Russian Waters Fishery Association). Established in 1903; Sukehidé Kabayama, president; membership 121. Address: Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**SANGYO CHOSAKAI** (The Industrial Research Society). Established in 1930; Usaburo Yanagitani, president; membership 26 organizations. The Association aims to investigate the business condition and management. Address: Kaijo Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**SANGYO FUKURI KYOKAI** (The Industrial Welfare Association). Established in 1929; membership 900. Publishes "Sangyo Fukuri" (Industrial Welfare). Address: The Social Welfare Bureau, Department of Home Affairs, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**SEIMEI HOKEN KAISHA KYOKAI** (The Life Insurance Companies Association). Established in 1903; Suketaro Hirosé, president; membership 35 companies. Address: 4 Marunouchi, 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**SEKITAN KOGYO RENGOKAI** (The Federation of Coal Mining Associations). Established in 1921; Kenjiro Matsumoto, president; membership 63. Issues "Sekitan Jiho" (Coal Miner's Times). Address: Kogyo Club, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU KAIJI KYOKAI** (The Imperial Marine Affairs Association). Established in 1899; Baron Chuzaburo Shiba, president; membership 63,274. Issues a ship directory. Address: 6 Marunouchi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU BAHITSU KYOKAI** (The Imperial Horse-breeding Association). Established in 1926; Count Yorihisa Matsudaira, president; membership 853. Address: Toyo Building, Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU GAS KYOKAI** (The Imperial Gas-work Society). Established in 1912; Seishichi Iwasaki, president; membership 900. Address: 2 Marunouchi, 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU JIDOSHA KYOKAI** (The Imperial Automobile Association). Established in 1931; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president. Address: Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU NOKAI** (The Imperial Agricultural Association). Established in 1910; Viscount Tadaatsu Makino, president; membership 47 agricultural organizations. The object is to encourage agricultural pursuits. Address: 1 Marunouchi 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1350 ([scan leaf 1400](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1400/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU SHINRINKAI** (The Imperial Forestry Association). Established in 1919; Dr. Seiroku Honda, president; membership 136. Address: 1 Tameiké, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU SUISAN KAI** (The Imperial Aquatic Institute). Established in 1922; Viscount Masuzo Nomura, president; membership 42 organizations. Issues "Teisui" (Imperial Fishery). Address: Toyo Building, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU TETSUDO KYOKAI** (The Imperial Railway Association). Established in 1898; Dr. Sakajiro Furukawa, president; membership 2,550. Address: 4 Marunouchi 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU UNSO KYOKAI** (The Imperial Transport Society). Established in 1919; Kinjiro Nakano, president; membership 2,500. The object is to unify the transport business in Japan. Address: Yusen Building, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TETSUDO DOSHIKAI** (The Railway Men's Association). Established in 1913; Kaichiro Nezu, president; membership 310 organizations. Issues reports. Address: 4 Marunouchi 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOA KEIZAI CHOSA KYOKU** (The East-Asiatic Economic Investigation Bureau). Yoshiaki Hatta, president. Issues "To-a" (East Asia) and "Manchurian Year Book." Address: 1 Uchiyamashitacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOKO KAI** (The Light House Keepers' Association). Established in 1924; Toyoki Nagakawa, president; membership 569. Publishes "Toko" (Light). Address: Care of the Bureau of Light House, Yokohama. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOKYO-FU SHOTEN RENMEI** (The League of Tokyo Merchants). Established in 1931; Keizo Nakahara, president; membership 342 organizations. Address: Care of the Department of Commerce and Industry, Tokyo Prefectural Office, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOKYO GINKO CLUB** (The Tokyo Bankers' Club). Established in 1899; Dr. Eiichi Baba, president. The purpose is to exchange banking knowledge among members. Address: 8 Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOKYO JITSUGYO KUMIAI RENGOKAI** (The Federation of Tokyo Businessmen's Societies). Seki Hoshino, director. Address: 33 Motofunecho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOKYO JIYU TSUSHO KYOKAI** (The Tokyo Freetrade Association) Tetsujiro Shidachi, president. Address: 7 Nishi-Ginza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOKYO KOJO KONWAKAI** (The Friendly Association of Factories in Tokyo). Established in 1920; the Governor of Tokyo-Fu, president; membership 200. Address: Care of the Bureau of Commerce and Industry of the Tokyo Prefectural Office. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**TOKYO KOJO KYOKAI** (The Tokyo Factory Association). Established in 1930. The Superintendent General of the Metropolitan Police is in charge of presidency. The object is to improve factory administration. Address: the Metropolitan Police Office, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**YOKOHAMA BOEKI KYOKAI** (The Yokohama Foreign Trade Association). Established in 1898; Nobuhiro Joko, president; membership 150 houses. The object is to promote foreign trade. Address: 1 Kaigandori, Nakaku, Yokohama. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**YUSHUTSU MENSHIFU DOGYO KAI** (The Cotton Goods Exporters' Association). Established in 1921; Chubei Ito, president; membership 19. Issues a monthly. Address: Kosho Building, Nakanoshima, Osaka. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU BEIKOKU HANBAI KOBAI KUMIAI RENGOKAI** (The All-Japan Federation of Sale and Purchase Associations of Rice). Established in 1931; Yoshio Udo, president; membership 51 organizations. Issues a daily paper. Address: Care of the Central Board of the Federation of Industrial Associations, 21 Agebacho, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU KEIZAI CHOSAKIKAN RENGOKAI** (The All-Japan Federation of Economic Research Institutes). Established in 1920; Teijiro Sato, president; membership 126 organizations. Issues reports. Address: Toyo Building, Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU INSATSUGYO KUMIAI RENGOKAI** (The All-Japan Federation of Printers' Associations). Established in 1921; Keiseki Hikima, president; membership 4,500. Address: 1 Kita-Jimbocho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU YOSANGYO KUMIAI RENGOKAI** (The National Sericultural Society). Established in 1921; Sanji Kuroki, president; membership 10,000 local guilds. Issues a journal. Address: 1 Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**ZOSEN KYOKAI** (The Ship-building Industry Association). Established in 1897; Dr. Hampei Fujishima, president; membership 1,939. The object is to make researches of shipbuilding and technical arts thereof. Issues reports. Address: 8 Marunouchi 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

### Moral and Educational

**BUNGEIKA KYOKAI** (Literary Men's Association). Tomokichi Tsuji, Secretary, The purpose is to promote friendship among members and protect their rights. Address: 5 Kobikicho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**CHUO NOGIKAI** (The Central "Nogi" Society). Established in 1918; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 25,000. The purpose of the organization is to ennoble the spirit of General Nogi. Address: 63 Shin-Sakamachi, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1351 ([scan leaf 1401](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1401/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON BUMMEI KYOKAI** Nobutsuné Okuma, president. The institute aims at the study of various problems of civilization. Publishes books. Address: 34 Wasedacho, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON BYORI GAKKAI** (The Japan Pathological Society). Dr. Tomosaburo Ogata, president. Address: the Tokyo Imperial University, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON KISHO GAKKAI** (The Japan Meteorological Society). Established in 1882; Dr. Takemasa Okada, president; membership 444. Publishes weather reports. Address: the Chuo-Kishodai, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON KOKUSHI KAI** (The Japan Historical Association). Established in 1931; Iichiro (Soho) Tokutomi, president; membership 650. The purpose of the Association is to study Japanese history and guide the thoughts of the nation. Address: The Aoyama Kaikan, Aoyama, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON KYOFUKAI** (The Japan Temperance Society). The Society aims at the guidance and enlightenment of people in their thoughts and life. Issues "Kyofu" (Moral Reform). Hisakichi Yamazaki, president; membership 1,000. Address: 2 Hayashicho, Honjo, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON RENGO SEINENDAN** (The Japanese Young Men's Association). Established in 1924; Fumio Goto, president; membership local associations. Issues "Seinen Shinbun" (Young men's News). Address: Kasumigaoka, Yotsuya, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DAITO BUNKA KYOKAI** (The Greater Oriental Culture Association). Established in 1923; Teijiro Yamamoto, president. The purpose is to advance the Oriental culture and publishes "Nippon Shinron" (Neo-Review of Japan). Address: 16 Fujimicho 6-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DENKI GAKKAI** (The Electrological Society). Established in 1888; Dr. Iwaichi Notomi, president; membership 7,597. Address: 3 Yurakucho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DENSHIN-DENWA GAKKAI** (The Telegraph and Telephone Society). Established in 1917; Genichiro Ohata, president; membership 3,880. Issues a magazine. Address: 2 Atagocho, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**DOBOKU GAKKAI** (The Civil-Engineering Society). Established in 1915; Dr. Hidekichi Sanada, president; membership 3,500. Issues "Doboku Gakkai." Address: 6 Marunouchi 1-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**EISEI KOGYO KYOKAI** (The Sanitary Industry Association). Established in 1927; Shigemoto Kitaura, president; membership 850. The purpose of the Association is to make researches of foodstuffs. Issues "Eisei Kogyo" (Sanitary Industry). Address: Kenchiku Kaikan, 1 Ginza 3-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**GAKUSHI KAI** (The Allumini Association of the Imperial University) Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president. Address: 1 Nishikicho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**GAN KENKYUKAI** (The Cancer Research Association). Established in 1908: Dr. Mataro Nagayo, president; membership 319. The Association makes a study of cancer and issues a magazine "Gan" (Cancer). Address: 2 Motofujicho, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**HOGAKU KYOKAI** (The Legal Research Society). Baron Dr. Shigeto Hozumi, president. Address: the Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**HOKEN GAKKAI** (The Insurance Association). Established in 1906; Dr. Seiryo Awazu, president; membership 450. The object is to study the theory and practice of insurance and publish "Hoken Gaku" (Insurance). Address: 759 Marunouchi Building, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**ISHIN SHIRYO HENSANKAI** (The Editorial Office of the Restoration Period Materials). Kentaro Kaneko president. Address: Sannencho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KAGAKU CHISHIKI FUKYUKAI** (The Association for the Propagation of Scientific Knowledge). Established in 1921; Dr. Toyokichi Takamatsu, president. The Association issues "Kagaku Chishiki" (Scientific Knowledge). Address: 6 Marunouchi 2-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KAHEI GAKKAI** (Seminary for Research on Fire Arms). Dr. Tamotsu Aoki, president. Address: Zoheigaku Kyoshitsu, the Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KEIDAI KEIZAI GAKKAI** (The Economics Institute of the Kyoto Imperial University). Dr. Masao Kanbé, supervisor. Address: the Kyoto Imperial University, Kujoyama, Kyoto. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KENCHIKU GAKKAI** (The Architecture Institute). Yoshikuni Okuma, president; membership 7,9[illegible]. Issues a magazine, "Kenchiku Zasshi" (Architecture). Address: 1 Ginza Nishi 3-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KIKAI GAKKAI** (The Mechanics Research Institute). Established in 1897; Dr. Masao Kamo, president; membership 5,000. Issues "Kikai Gakkai" (Mechanics). Address: Marunouchi Building, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KOGYO KAGAKUKAI** (The Industrial Chemistry Institute). Established in 1898; Dr. Mototaro Matsui, president; membership 4,000. Publishes "Kogyo Kagaku" (Industrial Chemistry). Address: Yurakukan, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KOKKA GAKKAI** (The Statecraft Society). Established in 1869; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 2,000. Address: Seminary-room of the College of Law, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1352 ([scan leaf 1402](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1402/mode/1up))

**KOKUGO KYOKAI** (The Japanese Language Research Society). Established in 1930; Prince Fumimaro Konoyé, president; membership 180. Address: 29 Shiroganecho, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**KOKUMIN SEIRIGAKU KENKYUKAI** (The Institute of National Physiology). Established in 1914; Dr. Hidetsurumaru Ishikawa, president; membership 1,800. Publishes "Seirigaku" (Physiology). Address: Kaguraoka Yoshidamachi, Kyoto. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**KOKURITSUKOYEN KYOKAI** (The National Park Association). Established in 1927; Marquis Moritatsu Hosokawa, president. Issues "Kokuritsu Koyen" (National Parks). Address: Care of the Bureau of Public Health, the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**KOKUSAIHO GAKKAI** (The Institute of International Law). Established in 1897; Dr. Sakutaro Tachi, president; membership 800. Address: the Seminary-room of the College of Law, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**KOKUSHI KAIKO KAI** (The National History Retrospection Society). Established in 1929; Marquis Nobutsuné Okuma, president; membership 210. Issues "Kokushi Kaiko" (National History Retrospection). Address: Care of Marquis Okuma, Aoyama 9-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**KOMIN KYOIKU KAI** (The Civil Education Society). Established in 1925; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 25,000. Issues "Komin" (Civics): Address: Yurakukan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**KOSEIKAI** (The Industrial Policy Association). Established in 1918; Aikitsu Tanakadaté, president; membership [illegible],500. Issues "Kosei" (Industrial Policy). Address: Yurakukan, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**KOTEN KOKYUSHO** (The Institute for the Japanese Classic Literature). Established in 1882; Prince Kuniyuki Tokugawa, president; membership 1,300. Issues an organ paper. Address: the Kyoto Imperial University, Kyoto. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**MEIJI SEITOKU KINEN GAKKAI** (The Memorial Institute of the Emperor Meiji). Count Hirotaro Hayashi, president. Address: 2 Maruyamacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**MINZOKU GAKKAI** (The Institute for the Study of Ancient Customs and Manners). Dr. Mikinosuké Ishida, president. Address: 8 Surugadai 1-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**MITSUBISHI KEIZAI KENKYUSHO** (The Mitsubishi Economics Research Institute). Kikuo Aoki, president. Issues reports. Address: 8 Marunouchi 3-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**MOKUZAI KOGEI GAKUKAI** (The Woodwork-craft Association). Established in 1919; Joichi Kogure, president; membership 1,000. The object is to study general woodwork craft. Issues "Shitsunai Kogei" (Interior Decorative Arts). Address: 14 Shimo-negishi, Shitaya, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NAKAYAMA BUNKA KENKYUSHO** (The Nakayama Cultural Research Institute). Dr. Yu Fujikawa, president. Address: Toyo Building, Uchiyamashitacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NAWA KONCHU KENKYUSHO** (The Nawa Entomological Institute). Umekichi Nawa, president. Address: 2 Omiyamachi, Gifu prefecture. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NENRYO KYOKAI** (The Fuel Association). Established in 1927. Baron Toshiatsu Sakamoto, president; membership 2,500. The Association aims at the progress of fuel-power industries in Japan. Issues "Nenryo Kyokai," association paper. Address: Fuel Experimental Station, Kawaguchi-machi, Saitama prefecture. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON CHIKUSAN GAKKAI** (The Japan Livestock Breeding Society). Ryoji Iwazumi, president. Address: the Seminary-room of Agriculture, the Tokyo Imperial University, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON CHIRI GAKKAI** (The Japan Geographical Society). Dr. Takeo Kato, president. Address: the Seminary-room of Geography, the Tokyo Imperial University, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON DORYOKU KYOKAI** (The Japan Motive Power Society). Established in 1927; Keizaburo Hashimoto, president; membership 120 organizations. Issues "Doryoku" (Motive Power). Address: 8 Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON EISEIKAI** (The Japan Sanitation Society). Tatsujiro Oshima, president. Address: 60 Otemachi, 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON ESPERANTO GAKKAI** (The Japan Esperanto Society). Established in 1919; Wasaburo Oishi, president; membership 1,650. Issues a magazine. Address: 1 Motomachi, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON GAKUJITSU KYOKAI** Established in 1924; Kenzo Nakagawa, president; membership 2,000. The Association aims at the advancement of every branch of sciences in Japan. Issues reports. Address: Care of the College of Medicine, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON GAKUSEI KOKU RENMEI** (The Japan Students' Association of Aeronautics). Established in 1930; Bukichi Matsunaga, president; membership 350. Address: Tokyo Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON HAKUBUTSUKAN KYOKAI** (The Japanese Association of Museums). Address: Shakai Kyoikuka, the Department of Education, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON INSATSU GAKKAI** (Institution of Printing Technology of Japan). Established in 1928 in Tokyo; Dr. Michiya Yano, president; membership 410. The institution has as its object study of printing technique, support the interest of printing industry by lectures and publications. Address: c/o The Tokyo Higher Industrial Art School, Shinshibacho, Shibaku, Tokyo. — p. 1353 ([scan leaf 1403](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1403/mode/1up))

**NIPPON ISHIKAI** (The Japan Physicians' Society). Dr. Taichi Kitajima, president. Address: 5 Surugadai 2-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON JIDO GAKKAI** (The Japan Puericulture Association). Established in 1897; Kuniyoshi Katayama, president; membership 1,000. Publishes "Jido Kenkyu" (Study on Children). Address: 25 Muramatsucho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KAGAKU KAI** (The Japan Chemisty Society). Dr. Motooki Matsui, president. Address: Science Department, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KAGAKU KENKYUKAI** (The Japan Chemistry Association). Established in 192[illegible]; Dr. Toshiyuki Majima, president; membership 1,200. Issues "Nippon Kagaku" (Japanese Chemistry). Address: Nakanoshimadori, Komegafukuro, Sendai. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KAIHO KAI** (The Japan Marine Law Society). Dr. Niichiro Matsunami, president. Address: Nakamachi, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KAZAN GAKKAI** (The Japan Volcanological Society). Established in 1932; Ichizo Yajima, president; membership 1,200. Issues reports. Address: 6 Omoté Jimbocho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KEKKAKUBYO GAKKAI** (The Tuberculosis Research Association of Japan). Established in 192[illegible]; Dr. Tokio Mito, president; membership 1,600. Issues a periodical "Kekkaku" (Tuberculosis). Address: Tokyo City Tuberculosis Hospital, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOGAKU KAI** (The Japanese Engineering Association). Established in 1881; Dr. Chuzaburo Shiba, president; membership 12 associations. Address: 2 Marunouchi 1-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOTSU KYOKAI** (The Japanese Traffic Association). Established in 1929; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 200 companies. The object is to provide means for the connection and unification of traffic organs in Japan. Publishes Association reports. Address: The Yusen Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON MINZOKU EISEI GAKKAI** (The Japan Race-Hygienics Society). Dr. Sen Nagai, president. Address: Medical Department, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON NOGYO KAGAKUKAI** (The Japan Agricultural Chemistry Association). Address: Agricultural Department, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON RAJIO ASSOCIATION** (The Japanese Radio Association). Established in 1925; Tatsuji Nakayama, president; membership 500. The purpose of the Association is to spread a knowledge of electric wave and that of the appliciation of it. Its organ is "Rajio no Nippon" (Japanese Radio). Address: Care of the Electric Club, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON ROMAJIKAI** (The Japan Roman Letters Society). Established in 1926; Dr. Aikitsu Tanakadaté, president; membership 6,000. Publishes a periodical "Romaji Sekai" (Roman Letters World). Address: Mitsukashi Building. 1 Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SAKUMOTSU GAKKAI** (The Japan Agricultural Products Society). Suketeru Yoshikawa, president. Address: Agricultural Department, the Tokyo Imperial University. Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SHAKAIGAKU KAI** (The Japan Sociological Society). Dr. Teizo Toda, president. Address: the Seminary-room of sociology, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tykyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SHASHIN GAKKAI** (The Society of Scientific Photography of Japan). Established in 1933; Lieutenant-General Hitoshi Omura, president; membership 318. The Society has its object study of the theory and practice of photography. Address: c/o The Tokyo Higher Industrial Art School, Shinshibacho, Shibaku, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SUGAKU BUTSURI GAKKAI** (The Japan Mathematics and Physics Association). Established in 1877; Dr. Kanichi Terazawa, president; membership 1,000. Publishes reports. Address: Science Department, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON TOSHOKAN KYOKAI** (The Japan Library Association). Established in 1892; Kiichi Matsumoto, president; membership 1,40[illegible]. Publishes "Toshokan" (Library). Address: the Department of Education, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON YAKUZAISHIKAI** (The Japan Pharmacologists' Society). Kametaro Kawai, president. Address: Kojunsha Building, 4 Ginza 6-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NIPPON ZOEN GAKKAI** (The Japan Gardening Society). Established in 1925; Dr. Keiji Uyehara, president; membership 200. Issues "Zoen Geijutsu" (Art of Garden Building). Address: 6 Kami-meguro, Meguro, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NOGYO DOBOKU GAKKAI** (The Agricultural Engineering Society). Teiji Tanaka, president. Address: Agricultural Department, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NOGYOKEIZAI GAKKAI** (The Agricultural Economics Society). Dr. Hiroshi Nasu, president. Agricultural Department the Tokyo Imperial University, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**NOJI DENKA GAKKAI** (The Agricultural Electrification Society). Dr. Viscount Masatoshi Okochi, president. Address: Denki Club, Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1354 ([scan leaf 1404](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1404/mode/1up))

**OHARA SHAKAI MONDAI KENKYUSHO** (The Ohara Institute for Research in Social Problems). Established in 1919; Iwasaburo Takano, president. Issues journal. Address: Reijinmachi Tennoji, Osaka. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**RAI YOBO KYOKAI** (The Leprosy Prevention Society). Established in 1931; Count Keigo Kiyoura, president. Address: Care of the Bureau of the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**RIKAGAKU KENKYUSHO** (The Institute of Physics and Chemistry). Established in 1917; Dr. Viscount Masatoshi Okochi, president; membership 200. Publishes bulletins. Address: Kamifujimayecho, Komagomé, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**SHAKAI KEIZAI KENKYUSHO** (The Social and Economic Problems Institute). Iwasaburo Takano, president. Address: Tameiké Building, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**SHIGAKKAI** (The History Research Institute). Established in 1889; Dr. Kumazo Tsuboi, president; membership 1,400. Publishes a magazine. Address: the Office of Historical Materials, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**SHOMEI GAKKAI** (The Illumination Research Institute). Established in 1916; Tsunetaro Kujirai, president; membership 1,700. Publishes "Shomei Gakkai", a periodical. Address: 8 Yurakucho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU KYOIKU KAI** (The Japanese Educational Association). Established in 1893; Hidejiro Nagata, president. Address: Hitotsubashidori, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**TEIYU RINRI KAI** (The Society for the Study of Ethics). Established in 1897; Masanori Oshima, president: membership 51. Address: Sendagimachi, Komagomé, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**TETSUGAKU KAI** (The Philosophy Research Society). Dr. Tetsujiro Inouyé, president; membership 960. Address: Care of the Department of Literature, the Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**TOA DOBUNKAI** Established in 1898; Count Nobuaki Makino, president; membership [illegible],000. The purpose is to promote mutual friendship and culture between Japan and China. Address: Sannencho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**TOKYO TOKEI KYOKAI** (The Tokyo Statistics Association). Established in 1922; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership 850. Publishes an organ magazine. Address: 8 Nishi-Ginza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

### Political and Social Movement

**DAI NIPPON KOKUSUIKAI SOHONBU** (The Headquarters of Japan Nationalistic Association). Keisaburo Moriyama, director. Address: 842, Kitashinagawa 6-chomé, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**DAI NIPPON SEIGIDAN** (The League for the Political Justice of Japan). Eizo Sakai, director. Address: Minamicho, Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**DAI NIPPON SEISANTO** Established in 1917; Ryohei Uchida, president. The purpose of the party is to build an economically strong foundation for the nation. Address: 6[illegible] Nagata-cho 2-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**DAI NIPPON SHONENDAN RENMEI** (The Japanese Boy Scouts Association). Count Yoshinori Futara, president; membership 90,000. Issues "Shonendan Kenkyu" (Study of Boy Scouts). Address: Department of Education, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**KENKOKUKAI** Bin Akao, president. The purpose of the organization is to work for the exaltation of Japanese nationality. Address: 75 Nenokami, Mikawajima, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**KOKUHONSHA** Established in 1924; Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma, president. The object of the organization is to lead the nation in sane nationalism. Address: 5 Hirakawacho, 6-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**KOKURYU KAI** Ryohei Uchida, president. The Association has a spirit of nationalism as its principle. Address: 7 Shinmachi 5-chomé, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**KOKUSUI TAISHU TO** (The Nationalistic Democratic Party). Ryoichi Sasagawa, president. Address: 2[illegible], Kitahama, 1-chomé, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOKUMIN KINSHU DOMEI** (The National Temperance League). Hanpei Nagao, president. Issues "Abstinent Japan" and others. Address: Omotesarugakucho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SHOHI KUMIAI DOMEI** (The Japan Consumers' Unions). Nisaburo Totsu, director. Address: 2 Oshimamachi, Joto, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SUIHEISHA** Established in 1922; Umekichi Minami, director. The organization works for the social emancipation of "Eta people" and the general improvement of their status. Address: Takano Kitamachi, Kamikyoku, Kyoto. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**SHICHISEI GIDAN** Dr. Arata Ninakawa, president. The Society aims at the political justice as well as the exaltation of nationalism. Address: Araijuku, Omori, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**SHUYODAN** Established in 1906; Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma, president; membership 200,000. The purpose of the Society is to do political reform work. Issues "Kojo" (Advancement) and two others. Address: Sendagayamachi, Shibuya, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**TAIKA KAI** Established in 1920; Fumio Iwata, president. The object of the organization is to work for political reform, upholding the nationalistic spirit. Address: 5 Kagacho 2-chomé, Ichigaya, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1355 ([scan leaf 1405](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1405/mode/1up))

**YAMATO MINRO KAI** Established in 1921; Banzan Fujishiro, president; membership [illegible]80,000. The purpose is to lead the public thought. Issues "Minro Horitsu Sekai" (Law of People and of Labour). Address: 571 Kami-Meguro, Meguro, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU SUIHEI SHA** (The Federation of the Suiheisha). Jiichiro Matsumoto, director. Address: 22 Sakaecho 4-chomé, Naniwaku, Osaka. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

### Labour Unions

**CHUO RODO KUMIAI DOMEI** (The Central Federation of Labour Unions). Senjiro Tsuboi, director. Address: c/o Wago Club, Imairicho, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**JIYU RODO DOMEI** (The Free Labour Union). Noboru Kato, director. Address: 1 Nishi Azumamachi, Mukojima, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**JUN RODOSHA KUMIAI DOMEI** (The Federation of the Genuine Labourers' Unions). Isamu Okubo, director. Address: Kuramayé, Mifuné, Fukagawa, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**KAIGUN RODO KUMIAI RENMEI** (The Federation of the Naval Workers' Unions). Ryuji Yamamoto, director. Address: 15 Hondori 12, Kure. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**KAIIN KYOKAI** (The Seamen's Union). Hidekichi Koizumi, director. Address: 8 Shimo Yamatedori, Kobeku, Kobé. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**KANGYO RODO SODOMEI** (The Federation of the Government Employees Labour Unions). Ukichi Nishiura, director. Address: 860 Echumachi, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KAIIN KUMIAI** (The Japan Seamen's (lower) Society). Choei Horiuchi, director. Address: Kaigandori, Kobé. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOTSU RODO SORENMEI** (The Federation of the Japan Transportation Workers' Unions). Suematsu Nohira, director. Address: 8 Tsukiji 3-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOWAN JUGYOIN KUMIAI RENMEI** (The Federation of the Japan Port Workers' Unions). Kunitaro Hamada, director. Address: [illegible] Kaigandori, Kobeku, Kobé. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**NIPPON NOMIN KUMIAI** (The Japan Farmers' Unions). Rikizo Hirano, director. Address: Tamuracho 1-chomé, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**NIPPON RODO SODOMEI** (The Federation of the Japan Labour Unions). Komakichi Matsuoka, director. Address: Shikokumachi, Mita, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**NIPPON RODO SORENMEI** (The Federation of the Japan Labourers' Union). Shinichi Yagi, director. Address: 73 Aioicho, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**NIPPON ZOSEN RODO KUMIAI** (The Japan Shipbuilding Labourers' Union). Kumazo Ishii, director. Address: Tsukiji Shinmachi, Uragamachi, Kanagawa prefecture. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**SHIN NIPPON KAIIN KUMIAI** (The New Japan Seamen's (lower) Society. Sotaro Monji, director. Established in June, 1935. Address: Sakaemachi, Kobé. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**TEIYU DOSHIKAI** (The Transportation and Communication Workers' Union). Takayuki Urayama, director. Address: 15 Imairicho, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU NOMIN KUMIAI** (The All-Japan Farmers' Union). Motojiro Sugiyama, director. Address: 663 Morikoji, Asahiku, Osaka. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU RODO KUMIAI DOMEI** (The Federation of All-Japan Labourers' Unions). Mitsu Kono, director. Address: Higashi Fukudamachi, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

### Social Work

**ASAHI SHIMBUN SHAKAIJIGYODAN** (The Social Work Department of the "Asahi" Newspaper Office). Address: 3 Nakanoshima, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**CHUO SHAKAI JIGYO KYOKAI** (The Central Social Work Association). Established in 190[illegible]; Count Keigo Kiyoura, president; membership 863. The purpose is to unify all social work institutions in Japan. Issues "Shakai Jigyo" (Social Works). Address: Care of the Bureau of Social Affairs, the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**CHUO YUWA JIGYO KYOKAI** Established in 1925; Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma, president. The purpose is to work for the harmonization of different classes of people, giving lectures from time to time. Issues "Yuwa Jigyo" (Harmonization Works). Address: Care of the Bureau of Social Affairs, the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**DAI NIPPON BUKKYO JIZEN KAI** (The Buddhist Charity Association of Japan). Established in 1901; Zuisho Shiba, president; membership 450,000. The works of the Association are to give free medical treatment to the poor. Address: Hanayamachi, Horikawadori, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**DOJUN KAI** (The Mutually Benefitting Society). Established in 1924; Kogoro Miyazawa, president. The purpose is to build and rent houses and so on. Issues "Dojun Kai." Address: 2 Uchisaiwaicho, 2-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**FUKUDEN-KAI** Established in 1879; Count Hideo Yamada, director; membership 2,000. The society has an end in view to protect children and runs a kindergarten to carry out its purpose. Issues "Fuku Den" (Benevolence). Address: Miyashirocho, Shibuya, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**HAKU JUJIKAI** (The White-Cross Society). Chuichi Ariyoshi, president. The society aims at the extermination of tuberculosis. Address: 1 Ogawamachi 2-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**HOMEN IIN RENMEI** (The League of the District Committee). Established in 1931; Count Keigo Kiyoura, president. The purpose is to keep connection among the District Committees for social relief works. Address: 7 Otemachi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1356 ([scan leaf 1406](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1406/mode/1up))

**HOSEI KAI** Established in 1914; Kisaburo Suzuki, president; membership local organizations. The purpose of the society is to aid, protect and culture ex-convicts. Issues "Hogo Jiho" (Protection Times). Address: 37 Kami-Rokubancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**JIDO AIGO KAI** (The Association for the Love and Protection of Children). Established in 1926; Aijiro Tomita, president. The purpose is to bring up and protect the children of weak constitution. Address: Care of the Bureau of Social Affairs, the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**KAKUSEI KAI** Established in 1911; Isoo Abé, president; membership 11,200. The object is to encourage moral and social movements, aiming at the prohibition of licensed prostitution. Issues a journal "Kakusei" (Purification). Address: Otsuka Nakamachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**KEI FUKU KAI** Established in 1924; Asaji Akagi, president. The purpose of the organization is to give aid to private social work enterprises. Address: Care of the Bureau of Social Affairs, the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**KIRISUTOKYO FUJIN KYOFU KAI** (The Christian Women's Temperance Society). Established in 1894; Mrs. Chiyo Kozaki, president; membership 109. The object is to reform bad manners at home and in society. Issues "Fujin Shimpo" (Women's News). Address: 5 Horaicho 1-chomé, Yokohama. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**KYUSEIGUN HONYEI** (The Headquarters of the Salvation Army). Established in 1898; Yasoo Segawa, acting commander; membership 13,000. Issues "Toki no Koé" (Voice of the Times). Address: 5 Hitotsubashidori, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KAIIN EKISAI KAI** (The Japanese Seamen's Association for Mutual Aid). Established in 1880; Rentaro Mizuno, president; membership 170,000. The purpose of the Association is to give aid to seamen and protect them. Issues "Umi no Sekai" (World of Seas). Address: 51 Akashimachi, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KEKKAKU YOBO KYOKAI** (The Anti-Tuberculosis Association of Japan). Established in 1913; Prince Kuniyuki Tokugawa, president; membership 156. Issues "Jinsei Kofuku" (Human Happiness). Address: 5 Otemachi 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SEKIJUJI SHA** (The Red Cross Society of Japan). Established in 1877; Prince Iyesato Tokugawa, president; membership 2,800,000. The work of the Society is relief work, prevention of diseases, etc. Issues "Haku Ai" (Universal Love). Address: Shiba Park, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**OSAKA MAINICHI SHIMBUN JIZENDAN** (The Social Work Department of the "Mainichi" News Paper Office). Address: 2 Dojimauyé, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**RAIBYO YOBO KYOKAI** (The Anti-Leprosy Society). Established in 1931; Viscount Keigo Kiyoura, president; membership 28,560. The purpose of the Association is to prevent and eradicate leprosy. Address: Care of the Bureau of Public Health, the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**SAISEI KAI** Established in 1911; Eitaro Mabuchi, director; membership 49,832. The purpose of the organization is to treat patients gratis. Issues "Sai Sei" (Saving Lives). Address: 1 Akabanecho, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**SAN IKU KAI** Established in 1926; membership 240. Itsuo Fujita, director. The purpose of the organization is to give assistance to mothers in the matter of bringing up children. Issues "San Iku," a journal. Address: 19 Taiheimachi 8-chomé, Honjo, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU HAIHEIIN** (The Imperial Society for Disabled Soldiers). Address: Sugamo, Toshima, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU SUINAN KYUSAI KAI** (The Imperial Sea-Disaster Relief Society). Established in 1889; Count Yorihisa Matsudaira, president; membership 145,400. Issues "Umi" (Sea). Address: 1 Sagacho 1-chomé, Fukagawa, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**TOKYO TEIDAI SETTLEMENT** (The Tokyo Imperial University Settlement). Established in 1923; Dr. Itsutaro Suehiro, president; membership 400. There are several departments; such as, Legal Advisory, Dispensary, Day Nursery, Night School, and Social Study, etc. The students call their work "University Extension Movement." Address: 44 Motomachi, Yanagishima, Honjo, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**YOKU FU KAI** Established in 1925; Seizaburo Fukuwara, president. The work of the organization is to succour aged people who have no body to depend on. Issues reports. Address: Kami-Takaido, Suginami, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

### Religious

**NIPPON KIRISUTOKYO REMMEI** (The National Christian Council of Japan). Dr. Yugoro Chiba, president. Address: 5 Nishikicho 1-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KIRISUTOKYO SEINEN DOMEI** (The Japan Christian Young Men's Union). Yoshimuné Abé, president. Address: Omotesarugakucho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**NIPPON NICHIYOGAKKO KYOKAI** (The National Sunday School Association of Japan). Dr. Tadaoki Yamamoto, president. Address: Nishikicho 1-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**ZENKOKU SHINSHOKU KAI** (The All-Japan Shinto Union). Rentaro Mizuno, president. Address: Wakagicho, Shibuya, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

**ZEN NIPPON BUKKYO SEINENKAI REMMEI** (The League of Buddhist Y.M.A. of Japan). Haruki Yoshimura, president. Address: 10 Hitotsubashidori, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1357 ([scan leaf 1407](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1407/mode/1up))

### Fine Arts

**KOKUMIN BIJUTSU KYOKAI** (The National Art Association). Established in 1931; Dr. Viscount Masatoshi Ohkochi, president; membership 189. The object of the Association is to study and promote every style of fine arts. Issues "Kokumin Bijutsu" (National Art). Address: 51 Kiridoshisaka-machi, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**KOKUSAI BIJUTSU KYOKAI** (The International Art Association). Established in 1927; Marquis Teruhisa Komatsu, president; membership 1,350. The object of the Association is to exchange art works internationally. Address: 29 Fujimicho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NICHI FUTSU GEIJUTSU SHA** (The Franco-Japanese Art Association). Established in 1924; secretaries in charge. The object is to exchange art works between Japan and France. Address: 12 Tameiké, Akasaka, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIKA KAI** Established in 1914; Shintaro Yamashita, president; membership 23. The object is to promote the production of new style fine arts. Address: 17 Banshumachi, Yotsuya, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON BIJUTSU IN** (The Institute of Japanese Art). Established in 1914; Taikan Yokoyama, president; membership 179. The purpose is to study Japanese fine arts and hold general exhibitions for the works prepared by those interested. Issues reports occasionally. Address: Kami-misaki-minamicho, Yanaka, Shitaya, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON BIJUTSU KYOKAI** (The Japan Institute of Fine Arts). Established in 1879; Count Kentaro Kaneko, president; membership 1,100. The object is to study fine arts and hold art exhibitions for the works prepared by members. Issues reports. Address: Ueno Park, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOGEI BIJUTSU KAI** (The Japan Applied Arts Association). Established in 1926; membership 250. The purpose of the Association is to aid the advancement of applied arts in Japan. Issues reports. Address: 16 Yanaka Tennoji, Shitaya, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON JIYU GADAN** (The Free Painting Society of Japan). Established in 1920; secretaries in charge by turn; membership 10. Address: Care of Ishii, Fuyamachi-higashi, Oshikoji, Kyoto. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON MANGA KAI** (The Cartoonists' Association). Itto Ushijima, president. Address: 17 Honchodori 4-chomé, Nakano, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON NANGA IN** (The Japan Academy of Southern-School Painting). Established in 1921; Suiun Komuro, president; membership 16. The purpose is to study the Southern-School painting in Japan. Address: 40 Nakarokubancho Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SOGAKA KYOKAI** (The Japan Illustrators' Association). Established in 1923; Seiko Unno, president; membership 73. Issues reports. Address: 180 Kogaimachi, Azabu, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SUISAIGA KAI** (The Water-Colour Painting Society of Japan). Established in 1913; secretaries in charge; membership 135. Issues Mizué (Water-Colour Painting). Address: Care of Mochizuki, 166 Komagomé Dozakamachi, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**NIPPON UKIYOE KYOKAI** (The Japan Ukiyoé Association). Established in 1922; Marquis Yorisada Tokugawa, president; membership 800. Issues "Ukiyoé No Kenkyu" (Study of Ukiyoé). Address: Care of Ochiai, 9 Fujimicho 5-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**SHUNYO KAI** Established in 1922; Genichiro Adachi, president; membership 22. Issues reports. Address: c/o Mr. Adachi, 422 Denenchofu, Omori, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**SUIKO KAI** Established in 1924; secretaries in charge; membership 8. The purpose is to study and protect old art works. Issues "Ezuroku" (Art Records). Address: Care of Matsuda, Osaki Chojamaru, Shinagawa, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**TAIHEIYO GA KAI** (The Pacific Art Society). Established in 1902; secretaries in charge; membership 53. The object is to study the Occidental art and sculpture. Address: 1 Yanaka Mashimacho, Shitaya, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU BIJUTSU IN** (The Imperial Academy of Fine Arts). Established in 1875; Coru Shimizu, president. The Academy aims to help the advancement of fine arts in Japan by holding general exhibitions. Care of the Department of Education, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**TODAI HOGA KAI** Established in 1925; Somei Yuki, president; membership 260. This organization exists for the study of Japanese art. Address: Care of Kano, 68 Kanasugi Hamamachi, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

### Music

**BUKKYO ONGAKU KYOKAI** (The Buddhistic Music Association). Established in 1928; Ryuai Shijo, president; membership Buddhist Associations. Address: Care of the Bureau of Religion, the Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**DAINIPPON SAKKYOKUKA KYOKAI** (The Japan Composers' Association). Rentaro Mizuno, president. Address: c/o Mr. Komatsu, [illegible] Asagaya 3-chomé, Suginami, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**DOSEI KAI** (The "Dosei-Kai" Music Society). Established in 1894; Kaju Norisugi, membership 1,275. Issues reports. Address: Ueno Park, Shitaya, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**DOYO ONGAKU DAN** (The Juvenile Music Association). Established in 1924; Kingetsu Murosaki, leader. The purpose is to spread juvenile songs and plays. Address: Mashimacho, Shitaya, Tokyo. — p. 1358 ([scan leaf 1408](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1408/mode/1up))

**GAGAKU FUKYU KAI** (The Society for the Propagation of the Classical Ceremonial Music of Japan). Wataro Togi, president; membership 50. The object is to propagate ancient ritual music. Address: 12 Tansumachi, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**HOSHO KAI** (The Hosho Association). Established in 1911; Count Yoritoshi Matsudaira, president; membership 1,400. The purpose of the Association is to encourage the Hosho School of "No". Address: 1 Motomachi, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**KAIGUN GUNGAKU TAI** (The Japanese Navy Band). Established in 1908; Shimpei Asano, head; membership 60. Address: Minami-Odawaracho, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**KANZE KAI** Established in 1900; Sakon Kanzé, president; membership 800. The purpose of this organization is to study the Kanzé school "No" music. Issues a journal "Kanzé." Address: 10 Shin-Ogawacho 2-chomé, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**KISARAGI SHA** (The Kisaragi Society). Established in 1910; Chosei Motoori, head; membership 60. The purpose is to study music in general. Address: Care of Motoori, 888 Meguro, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**KIYOMOTO KAI** Established in 1914; Enju Tayu, head. The object is to study "Kiyomoto-bushi." Address: 48 Takanawa, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**NAGAUTA FUYOKAI** Established in 1912; Sakichi Kineya, head; membership 300. The purpose is to study the music of this school. Address: 9 Hirakawacho, 4 chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOKYO ONGAKU KYOKAI** (Japan Symphony Association). Established in 1920; Kosaku Yamada, leader; membership 50. The purpose is to promote and propagate symphony. Issues "Kokyogaku" (Symphony). Address: 29 Gobancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KYOIKU ONGAKU KYOKAI** (The Educational Music Association of Japan). Established in 1927; Kaju Norisugi, president; membership 3,500. The purpose is to promote educational music. Issues "Kyoiku Ongaku" (Educational Music). Address: Ueno Park, Shitaya, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**SHIN KOKYO GAKUDAN** (The New Symphonic Association). Established in 1926; Viscount Hidemaro Konoyé, head; membership 1,000. The object is to study and propagate Occidental symphony. Issues pamphlets. Address: 1154 Nakanobu, Shinagawa, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**SHOKYOKU KYOKAI** (The Koto Music Association). Established in 1917; Keimatsu Imai, president; membership 500. The purpose is to study and propagate "koto" music. Issues "Sankyoku" (Three Instruments). Address: 11 Ichibancho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU JOSHI KANGEN GAKUDAN** (The Imperial Girls' Instrument Association). Established in 1924; Yuko Yamasaki, head; membership 20. Address: Care of Imperial Theatre, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**TOIN KAI** Lead by Shizué Fujikagé. The purpose of the Society is to establish a new school of "Buyo" (Japanese dance) and to promote this school. The Society issues pamphlets. Address: 6 Kasumicho, Azabu, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**TOKIWAZU KENKYU KAI** (The "Tokiwazu" Performance Association). Matsuo Tayu, president. The purpose is to give recitals. Address: 1013 Nishigahara, Takinogawa, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**TOKYO MANDOLIN CLUB** Established in 1914; Shingi Miyayama, head; membership 20. The purpose is to study mandolin and guitar. Issues "Ongaku Shimbun" (Music News). Address: 20 Tansumachi, Azabu, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**TOKYO ORATORIO KYOKAI** (The Tokyo Oratorio Association). Established in 1925; membership 40. The purpose is to promote and propagate religious music. Address: Care of the Sunday School Association, Nishikicho, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**TOKYO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION** Established in 1919; Gen Uchida, leader; membership 205. The object is to study music, especially symphony orchestra. Issues "Ongaku Junrei" (Musical Pilgrims). Address: 1229 Higashiyama, Kamimeguro, Meguro, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**TOYAMA GAKKO GUNGAKUTAI** (The Military Band of the Toyama School). Established in 1896; Kuniichi Okada, 2nd class music officer, leader; membership 120. Address: Toyamacho, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**UTAZAWA KAI** Established in 1922; Shibakin Utazawa, president; membership 100. The Association aims at the practice and study of "Utazawa." Address: 3 Kobikicho 6 chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**YOKYOKU KENKYU KAI** (The "Yokyoku" Study Association). Established in 1913; Shin-ami Nakamura, president; membership 763. The object is to study and propagate the Kanzé School "Utai." Issues Yokyoku Shimpo (Yokyoku News). Address: 24 Daibancho, Yotsuya, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**ZEN NIPPON HARMONICA RENMEI** (All-Japan Harmonica League). Established 1927; Taiko Mano, head; membership 800. The purpose is to study harmonica music. Issues "Harmonica News". Address: 853 Nippori, Nippori, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

### Social Friendship

**DENKI CLUB** (The Electric Enterprisers' Club). Established in 1922; Keijiro Inouyé, president. Address: 8 Yurakucho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**FUKUOKA ROTARY CLUB** Sueo Nonaka, president. Address: Hakata Shoko Kaigisho, Nishi, Nakasu, Fukuoka. — p. 1359 ([scan leaf 1409](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1409/mode/1up))

**KAZOKU KAIKAN** (The Peers' Hall). Established in 1874; Prince Nobusuké Takatsukasa, president; membership 1,255. Address: 5 Marunouchi. 2-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**KOBE ROTARY CLUB** The aim is to improve civic service and to advance international good-will. Hiroshi Hayashi, president. Address: Oriental Hotel, Kaigandori, Kobé. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**KOJUNSHA** Established in 1879; Dr. Kiriku Hayashi, president; membership 1,645. Address: 4 Ginza 6-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**KYOTO ROTARY CLUB** Yoshijiro Ishikawa, president. Address: Kyoto Hotel, Kawaramachi, Kyoto. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**MARUNOUCHI CLUB** Senichiro Horié, president. Address: Marunouchi Building, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NAGOYA ROTARY CLUB** Ryusei Watanabé, president. Address: Nagoya Shoko Kaigisho, Nakaku, Nagoya. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIHON (NIPPON) CLUB** Established in 1898; Prince Iyesato Tokugawa, president; membership 468. Address: 12 Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KOGYO CLUB** (The Industrial Club of Japan). Established in 1917; Kusuyata Kimura, president; membership 1,030. Issues reports. Address: 2 Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**OSAKA CLUB** Hanji Iijima, president. Address: 5 Imabashi, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**OSAKA ROTARY CLUB** Junkichi Satomi, president. Address: 6 Imabashi 4-chomé, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**TAIWAN CLUB** Yukisuké Sakai, president. Address: Showa Building, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**TOKYO CLUB** Address: Sannencho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**TOKYO ROTARY CLUB** Seiichi Kashima, president. Address: Marunouchi Building, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**YOKOHAMA ROTARY CLUB** Shinkichi Yamada, president. Address: 1 Hayashicho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

### Sports and Athletics

**DAI NIPPON BUTOKU KAI** Established in 1908; General Soroku Suzuki, president; membership 2,500,000. The purpose of this organization is to study and encourage martial arts. Issues a journal. Address: Okazaki Park, Kyoto. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**DAI NIPPON SUMO KYOKAI** (The Wrestling Association of Japan). Established in 1925; Masanori Hirosé, president; membership 1,000. Issues "Kaku-do" (Art of Wrestling). Address: 25 Motomachi, Honjo, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**DAI NIPPON TAIIKU KYOKAI** (The Japan Amateur Athletic Association). Established in 1907; Ryozo Hiranuma, Acting-president; membership 13 organizations. The object is to encourage and guide athletics and physical culture. Issues a journal. Address: Yaesu Building, 16 Marunouchi 2-chomé, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**KODO KAN** Established in 1909; Jigoro Kano, president; membership about 100,000. The purpose is to train body and mind by means of Jujutsu. Issues "Judo" and one more magazine. Address: Otsuka-Sakashitamachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**MEIJI JINGU TAIIKU KAI** (The Meiji Jingu Physical Culture Association). Established in 1926; Baron Yoshio Sakatani, president; membership, all the organizations of physical culture. The object is to hold general athletic meeting in honour of the Meiji Shrine. Address: Care of Nippon Seinen Kaikan, Yotsuya, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON JOBA KYOKAI** (The Japan Horse-Riding Association). Established in 1878; Count Yorihisa Matsudaira, president; membership [illegible] organizations. Issues reports. Address: Toyo Building, Uchi-Yamashitacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON JOSHI SPORTS REMMEI** (Japan Women's Sporting League). Established in [illegible]; Tosaku Kinoshita, president. The League has an object in view to take part in international female athletic meetings. Address: Care of the Osaka Mainichi Shimbun, Osaka. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON RUGBY ASSOCIATION** Established in 1927; Kikan Takagi, president; members 306. Issues a journal. Address: Kogyo Building 52 Ginza, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SANGAKU KAI** (Japan Alpine Association). Established in 1906; Kyuta Kojima, president; membership 1,000. Issues "Sangaku" (Mountains). Address: Fujiya Building, Kotohiracho, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SUIJOKYOGI REMMEI** (The Japan Aquatic Sporting League). Established in [illegible]; Dr. Itsutaro Suehiro, president; membership 119 organizations. Issues reports. Address: [illegible] Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON TEIKYU KYOKAI** (The Japan Tennis Association). Established in 1922; Count Masatsuné Hotta, president; membership local organizations. Issues reports. Address: Ando Shippo Building, 4 Ginza 5-chomé, Kyobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**NIPPON YUEI REMMEI** (The Japan Swimming League). Count Yoshinori Futara, president; members are local associations. Address: 1 Edogawacho, Koishikawa, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**TEIKOKU KEIBA KYOKAI** (The Imperial Horse-Race Association). Established in 1921; Count Yorihisa Matsudaira, president; memberseip 11 organizations. Address: 22 Shinsakuradamachi, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**ZEN NIPPON AMATEUR KENTO REMMEI** (The All Japan Amateur Pugilists' League). Established in 1924; Lieut. General Bunjiro Horiuchi, president; membership 5 organizations. Address: Nippo Building, Uchisaiwaicho, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1360 ([scan leaf 1410](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1410/mode/1up))

**ZEN NIPPON RIKUJO KYOGI REMMEI** (The All Japan Athletic League). Established in 1925; Ryozo Hiranuma, president; membership 26 organizations. Issues a monthly. Address: 6th Building, Nakadori, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**ZEN NIPPON SKII REMMEI** (The All Japan Ski League). Established in 1925; Masaué Inada, president; membership 7,110. Issues Ski Year Book. Address: Care of Ogawa, 308 Komagomé Shinmeicho, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**ZEN NIPPON TAIIKU DANSU REMMEI** (The All Japan Physical Culture Dance League). Established in 1931; Baron Ken Yamakawa, president. Address: Care of the Department of Education, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**ZEN NIPPON TAISO REMMEI** (The All Japan Physical Exercise League). Established in 1930; Ryozo Hiranuma, president; membership 1,200. The purpose is to encourage physical exercises and unify physical culture associations in Japan. Issues "Taiso" (Physical Exercises). Address: Care of the Department of Educationi Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

### Women

**AIKOKU FUJIN KAI** (The Patriotic Women's Association). Established in 1901; Hisako Motono, president; membership [illegible]. The purpose is to succour the bereaved families of disabled soldiers. Issues "Aikoku Fujin" (Patriotic Women). Address: 5 Kudan 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**CHUO FUJIN KAI** (The Central Women's Association). Established in 1927; Kaiei Masuko, president; membership 20,000. The purpose is to keep connections among various women's associations in Japan. Issues "Eikyu" (Permanence). Address: 1919 Nagasaki Minamimachi, Toshima, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**DAI NIPPON RENGO FUJIN KAI** (The Federation of Women's Associations of Japan). Established in [illegible]; Haruko Shimazu, president; membership local associations. The purpose is to promote home education. Issues "Katei" (Home). Address: 4 Urakasumigaseki, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**FUJIN SANSEI DOMEI** (The Women Suffrage Union). Established in 1923; Aiko Kawaguchi, president; membership 700. The object of the Union is to carry out woman suffrage movements. Issues reports. Address: 6 Uchisaiwaicho 1-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**FUJIN SETTLEMENT** (The Women's Settlement). Established in 1931; Mumeo Oku, president. The purpose of the Settlement is to protect children and improve living conditions. Issues reports: 78 Hayashicho, Honjo, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**FUJIN SHISEI KENKYU KAI** (The Women's Municipal Adminstrative Association). Established in 1923; Aiko Kawai, president; membership 500. The purpose is to educate women for self-government. Issues an annal. Address: Kobinatadaimachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**FUSEN KAKUTOKU DOMEI** (The Union for Obtaining Woman Suffrage). Established in 1924; Fusae Ichikawa, president; membership 1,596. Issues "Fusen" (Woman Suffrage). Address: 18 Kojimachi 2-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**KIRISUTOKYO JOSHI SEINENKAI NIPPON DOMEI** (The League of Y.W.C.A. of Japan). Established in 1895; Matsuko Tsuji, president; membership 6,000. Issues "Joshi Seinen Kai" (Y. W. C. A.). Address: 18 Nishikicho 1-chomé, Kanda, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**NIPPON JOI KAI** (The Medical-Women's Association of Japan). Established in 1902; Dr. Yayoi Yoshioka, president; membership 1,700. Issues reports. Hongo 2-chomé, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KIRISUTOKYO FUJIN KYOFU KAI** (Japan Christian Women's Temperance Society). Established in 1886; Chiyo Ozaki, president; membership 7,200. The purpose is to promote abstinence, moral and religious education. Issues "Fujin Shimpo" (Women's News). Address: 360 Hyakuninmachi, Okubo, Yodobashi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**NIPPON SEKIJUJI SHA TOKUSHI KANGOFU KAI** (The Japanese Red-Cross Volunteer Nurses Association). Established in 1887; Eiko Nabeshima, president; membership 22,400. Issues "Haku Ai" (Universal Love). Address: Shiba Park, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**RIKUKAIGUN SHOKO FUJINKAI** (The Association of Military and Naval Officers' Wives). Momoko Kuroki, president. The purpose is the discipline of woman's virtues. Issues "Misao" (Chastity). Address: 11 Wakamatsucho, Ushigomé, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**SENTO HIRUTA YOKO HOME** (St. Hilda's Home). Established in 1891; in care of Sister Superior. The purpose is to help the children of the poor and encourage home industry. Address: 853 Shirokané Sankocho, Shiba, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

### Travelling, Sight-Seeing, Amusement, etc.

**JAPAN TOURIST BUREAU** (Nippon Ryoko Kyokai). Established in 1912. The purpose is to provide various facilities for foreign travellers. Issues "Tourist," a monthly. Address: Tokyo Station, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**KOKUSAI KANKO KYOKAI** (The Japan Travel Publicity Association). Established in 1931; Shinya Uchida, president; membership 81. The purpose is to invite foreign tourists and propagate abroad fine scenery. Address: Care of the Department of Railways, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1361 ([scan leaf 1411](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1411/mode/1up))

**NIPPON INU HOZON KAI** (The Association for the Preservation of Japanese Dogs). Established in [illegible]; Hiroshi Saito, president; membership 250. The object is to make researches of Japanese dogs. Issues "Nippon Inu" (Japanese Dogs). Address: [illegible] Daita, Setagaya, Tokyo. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**NIPPON KIIN** (The Japan "Go" Association). Viscount Nobuaki Makino, president. The purpose is to promote interest in "Go" playing. Issues "Kido" (the way of "Go"). Address: 1 Nagatacho 2-chomé, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**NIPPON ONSEN KYOKAI** (The Hot Spring Association). Established in 1930; Sanetaka Ichijo, president; membership 1,480. The purpose is to invite foreign tourists. Issues "Onsen" (Hot Spring). Address: Care of the Japan Tourist Bureau, Tokyo. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**NIPPON TORI KENKYU KAI** (The Association for the Study of Japanese Birds). The purpose is to study birds. Address: Care of the Bird Co., Kudansakaué, Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

### Exchanges

**CHOSEN STOCK EXCHANGE** Hatsutaro Arai, director. Capital ¥[illegible]. Address: Koganecho, Keijo (Seoul). — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**DAIREN STOCK AND MERCHANDISE EXCHANGE** Tatsuo Sakurauchi, director. Capital ¥5,000,000. Address: Shikishimamachi, Dairen. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**DAIREN STOCK EXCHANGE** Yozo Tamura, director. Capital ¥12,000,000. Address: Yamagatadori, Dairen. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**KOBE STOCK EXCHANGE** Gisaku Takigawa, director. Capital ¥[illegible]. Address: 7 Kusunokimachi, Higashiku, Kobé. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**KYOTO STOCK EXCHANGE** Sakutaro Sono, director. Capital ¥6,000,000. Address: Todoindori, Chukyoku, Kyoto. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**NAGOYA RICE AND GRAIN EXCHANGE** Masahiko Takahashi, director. Capital ¥1,300,000. Address: Komehamacho, Nakaku, Nagoya. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**NAGOYA STOCK EXCHANGE** Yoshio Shimodé, director. Capital ¥6,000,000. Address: 1 Minamiisecho, Nakaku, Nagoya. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**OSAKA DOJIMA RICE AND GRAIN EXCHANGE** Masao Saneyoshi, director. Capital ¥6,000,000. Address: Dojima-hamadori, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**OSAKA STOCK EXCHANGE** Sadakichi Hamazaki, director. Capital ¥45,000,000. Address: 2 Kitahama, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**OSAKA SAMPIN (COTTON) EXCHANGE** Risaburo Nakamura, director. Capital ¥ 5,000,000. Address: [illegible] Kitakyutaromachi, Higashiku, Osaka. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**TOKYO GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE EXCHANGE** Yoshitaro Hayakawa, director. Capital ¥[illegible]. Address: 1 Kakigaracho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE** Chuji Kajiwara, director. Capital ¥47,000,000. Address: Kabutocho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))

**YOKOHAMA STOCK EXCHANGE** Yeisuke Fukuda, director. Capital ¥6,500,000. Address: [illegible] Minaminakadori, Nakaku, Yokohama. — p. 1362 ([scan leaf 1412](https://archive.org/details/japan-year-book-1935/page/n1412/mode/1up))