# Japan-Manchoukuo Year Book 1939 — Who's Who & Directories

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## Japan — Imperial Court: The Imperial House and Royal House of Chosen

### The Imperial House — The Reigning Sovereign

**His Imperial Majesty Hirohito** the reigning Emperor of Japan (124th of the line), is the first son of the late Emperor Taisho (Taisho Tenno), born on April 29th, 1901. He was nominated Heir-Apparent on September 9th, 1912, being at the same time appointed Sub-Lieutenant of the Army and Second Sub-Lieutenant of the Imperial Navy and decorated with the Grand Cordon of the Chrysanthemum; promoted to Lieutenant of the Army and 1st Sub-Lieutenant of the Navy on October 31st, 1914; to Captain and Lieutenant on October 31st, 1916; promoted to Major and Lieut.-Commander on Oct. 31st, 1920; visited Europe in 1921; appointed Regent on Nov. 25th, 1921; promoted to Lieut.Colonel and Commander on Oct. 31st, 1923; married Princess Nagako Kuni (first daughter of H.I.H. Prince Kuni) on Jan. 26th, 1924; promoted to Colonel and Captain (Navy) on Oct. 31st, 1924; acceded to the Throne on the death of his father Emperor Taisho on Dec. 25th, 1926; formally enthroned on Nov. 10th, 1928. On March 3rd, 1921 His Majesty (then Crown Prince) proceeded to Europe to make observations and exchange courtesies with the sovereigns and rulers of European countries, returning home in September the same year. It was an epoch-making event in the history of the Japanese Imperial House as it was the first Crown Prince of this Empire who ever stepped out of the country and visited foreign lands, and moreover it was an unqualified success in every respect, particularly having had the result of promoting and further cementing the happy relations between Japan and her friendly Powers in the Occident. After returning from the foreign tour, he was appointed Regent in November, 1921, to conduct affairs of State in place of his Imperial father who, on account of chronic illness, was incapacitated from performing his onerous duties as Emperor. In January, 1924, he married Princess Nagako, eldest daughter of H.I.H. General Prince Kuniyoshi Kuni. Then on the 25th of December, 1926, following the death of his father Emperor Yoshihito (Taisho Tenno) he ascended the Throne as the 124th Emperor, the new era named Showa being adopted for his reign. The enthronement of the sovereign was officially celebrated at the ancient Capital of Kyoto in November (10th to 15th), 1928, after the lapse of one year's mourning over the demise of the departed Emperor according to traditional custom, the national function being performed with time-honoured ceremonies. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Nagako** the Empress, first daughter of the late Prince Kuniyoshi Kuni, born on March 6th, 1903. Her Majesty was educated at the Peeresses' School and afterward studied under private tutors at her home. Married the Emperor (then Crown Prince) Jan. 26th, 1924. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Sadako** the Empress Dowager (consort of the late Emperor Taisho), born June 25th, 1884; fourth daughter of the late Prince Michitaka Kujo, a noble of the first rank; married Emperor Taisho (then Crown Prince) on May 10th, 1900; widow Dec. 25th, 1926. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — The Crown Prince

**Tsugu-no-miya Akihito** first son of the Emperor, born on December 23rd, 1933. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Children of the Emperor

**Masahito** (Yoshi-no-Miya), second son of the Emperor, born Nov. 28th, 1935. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Shigeko** (Teru-no-Miya), first daughter of the Emperor, born Dec. 6th, 1925. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Kazuko** (Taka-no-Miya), third daughter of the Emperor, born Sept. 30th, 1929. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Atsuko** (Yori-no-Miya), fourth daughter of the Emperor, born Mar. 7th, 1931. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Brothers of the Emperor

**Chichibu-no-Miya** (Residence—Akasaka-ku, Tokyo). — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Brothers of the Emperor — Chichibu-no-Miya

**Prince Yasuhito** present head (1st of the line) and second son of the late Emperor Taisho, born June 25th, 1902. His house-name was formerly Atsu-no-Miya, but on attaining majority in June, 1922 the Prince founded a new house (Chichibu-no-Miya) by Imperial order. The Prince was educated at the Peers' School and, after finishing the middle school course of the institution, entered the Central Military Preparatory School in 1917 to receive military education; further studied at the Military Academy, graduating in 1922; appointed Sub-Lieutenant (infantry) October 1922 and attached to Imperial Guards Division; promoted to Lieutenant, 1925; went abroad to study at Oxford, 1925-26; returned in January 1927; married Miss Setsu-ko, daughter of Mr. Tsuneo Matsudaira, then Ambassador to the Court of St. James', 1928; promoted to Captain, 1930; visited Manchoukuo, 1934; promoted to Major, 1935; Lieut.-Col., 1938, attended British Coronation, 1937. The Prince is Honorary President, British Association (Tokyo), Siamese Association (Tokyo), Swedish Association of Japan, Peers' Club. Honorary member, Ski Club of Great Britain, Alpine Ski Club of England. — p. 43 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Setsuko** consort of the above, is daughter of Mr. Tsuneo Matsudaira, Minister of the Imperial Household, and niece of Viscount Yasuo Matsudaira. Was born Sept.9th, 1909; educated at the Peeresses' School and later in the United States; married the Prince Sept. 28th, 1928. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Brothers of the Emperor

**Takamatsu-no-Miya** (Residence—Takanawa Nishidaimachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo). — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Brothers of the Emperor — Takamatsu-no-Miya

**Prince Nobuhito** present head (1st of the line) and third son of the late Emperor Taisho, born January 3, 1905. Graduated from Peers' School, 1921, from Naval College, 1924; appointed 2nd Sub-Lieutenant, December 1925; 1st Sub-Lieutenant, 1926; meanwhile studied at the Torpedo School, 1925-26; Naval Aviation School at Kasumigaura, 1927; Naval Gunnery School at Yokosuka, 1930-31; promoted to Lieutenant, 1930 and attached to the Naval Staff Board; appointed squadron Commander of the warship Takao, 1932; transferred to the Fuso in similar capacity, 1933; promoted to Lieut.-Commdr., 1935. The Prince married Princess Kikuko, daughter of the late Prince Yoshitaka Tokugawa, February 1930; went abroad the same year to return the courtesy of the British Court accompanied by the Princess. The Prince is Honorary President, the Japan Fine Arts Association, the Turco-Japanese Society and the Japan-Denmark Society, both of Tokyo. The Prince was formerly called Teru-no-Miya, but in July, 1931, he set up a new house and assumed the family-name, Takamatsu-no-Miya. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Kikuko** consort of the above, is sister of Prince Yoshimitsu Tokugawa and was born Dec. 26th, 1911. Married the Prince Feb. 4th, 1930. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Brothers of the Emperor

**Mikasa-no-Miya** (Residence—Akasaka-ku, Tokyo). — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Brothers of the Emperor — Mikasa-no-Miya

**Prince Takahito** present head (1st of the line) and fourth son of late Emperor Taisho and the youngest brother of the reigning Emperor, born Dec. 2nd, 1915. The Prince finished the middle school course of the Peers' School in 1932; the Military Academy in June, 1936; is attached to the 15th Regiment (Cavalry) as Cadet. On attaining his majority in 1935, the Prince was granted the name of Mikasa and founded a new house. Promoted to Sub-Lieut. 1936, Lieut., 1937. The Prince visited Manchoukuo in 1936. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Kan-in-no-Miya** (Residence—Nagata-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo). The House was founded by Prince Naohito (1703-52, A.D.), eldest son of Higashiyama Tenno (113th Emperor). — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Kan-in-no-Miya

**Prince Kotohito** head (6th of the line), Field Marshal, Supreme War Councillor and Chief of General Staff. Is the 16th son of the late Prince Kuniie Fushimi; born Sept. 22nd, 1865; studied at the Military Preparatory Schools and then at the Military Academy; later studied at a French Military School; took part in the Japan-China and the Russo-Japanese Wars; promoted to Lieut.-General in 1905; appointed Commander of the Imperial Guards Division in 1906; promoted to General and made Supreme War Councillor in 1912; Field Marshal in 1919; appointed Chief of General Staff, Dec. 1931. In 1921 the Prince accompanied the Crown Prince (present Emperor) on his tour of Europe. Prince is Hon. President of the Japan Red Cross Society, the Japan Sericultural Association, the Franco-Japanese Society, the Russo-Japanese Society, the Tokyo Geological Society, the Military Club, the Tokyo Club and many other similar bodies. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Chieko** Consort of the above, 2nd daughter of the late Prince Sanetomi Sanjo; born May 25th, 1872. Married the Prince Dec. 19th, 1891. The Princess is Honorary President of the Japan Women's Education Association and of the Japan Red Cross Voluntary Nurses' Association. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Haruhito** 2nd son of Prince Kotohito, born Aug. 3rd, 1902. Studied at the Peers' School and then at the Military Academy; is Captain of Cavalry attached to the Cavalry School as instructor and superintendent of research department, appointed Major of Cavalry, July, 1937. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Naoko** consort of the above, 4th daughter of the late Prince Saneteru Ichijo; born Nov. 7th, 1908; married Prince Haruhito July 14th, 1926. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Higashi Fushimi-no-Miya** (Residence—Tokiwamatsu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo). The House was set up by the late Adm. Prince Yorihito, 7th son of the late Prince Kuniie Fushimi, and younger brother of Marshal Prince Kan-in. The Prince died heirless in 1922. — p. 44 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Higashi Fushimi-no-Miya

**Dowager Princess Kaneko** consort of the late Prince Yorihito and eldest daughter of the late Prince Tomosada Iwakura. Born Aug. 29th, 1876; married the late Prince Feb. 10th, 1898; widow in 1922. The Princess is Honorary President of the Ladies' Patriotic Association and also of the Women's Hygiene Association. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Fushimi-no-Miya** (Residence—Kioicho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo). The House is the oldest of the princely families, founded in the 14th century by a son of Gohanazono Tenno, the 102nd Emperor. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Fushimi-no-Miya

**Prince Hiroyasu** present head (23rd of the line) and eldest son of the late General Prince Sadanaru; born Oct. 16th, 1875; succeeded to the House of Prince Kwacho in 1883, but returned to the present House in July 1904; studied at the Naval Academy and then in Germany; took part in the Russo-Japanese War and was wounded on board the Mikasa in the battle of the Yellow Sea (Aug. 1904); studied in England, 1909-10; was in command of the Takachiho, 1910; Vice-Admiral, 1917; full Admiral, 1922; Supreme War Councillor, 1920; appointed Chief of Naval Staff Board, Feb. 1932; Admiral of Fleet, May 1932. The Prince is Hon. President of the Imperial Life Boat Association, the Japan Seamen's Relief Association, the Cancer Research Society, the Naval Club, the Japan-German Society, the Scientific & Chemical Research Institute, etc. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Tsuneko** consort of the above, 9th daughter of the late Prince Keiki Tokugawa (the last Shogun). Born Sept. 23rd, 1882. Married Jan. 9th, 1897. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Hiroyoshi** eldest son of Prince Hiroyasu, born 1897; studied at the Naval Academy; married Princess Tokiko, 3rd daughter of Prince Ichijo, in 1919; is Commander of the Navy; appointed Vice-Commander of the Cruiser Naka, Nov. 1934; Commander of the Mine Layer Itsukushima, Nov. 1935; Commander of 3rd Destroyer Flotilla, 1936. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Tokiko** consort of the above, 3rd daughter of Prince Saneteru Ichijo, born 1902. Married Dec. 23rd, 1919. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**(Prince Hironobu** 3rd son of Prince Hiroyasu, born 1905, created a new House in 1926 by order of the late Emperor Taisho and is now called Marquis Kwacho. He graduated from the Naval Academy in 1925). — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Yamashina-no-Miya** (Residence—Fujimi-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo). — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Yamashina-no-Miya

**Dowager Princess Hisako** mother of Prince Takehiko and consort of the late Prince Kikumaro, 3rd daughter of the late Prince Tadayoshi Shimazu; born Feb. 7th, 1874; widow, 1908. Prince Takehiko has four brothers, Prince Yoshimaro (born 1901), Prince Fujimaro (born 1905), Prince Hagimaro (born 1906) and Prince Shigemaro (born 1908), who were all ordered to set up new houses and are now known as Marquis Yamashina, Marquis Tsukuba, Count Kashima (died Aug.1932) and Count Katsuragi respectively. They are no longer members of the Imperial Family. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Takehiko** head (3rd of the line), eldest son of the late Prince Kikumaro; born Feb. 13th, 1898; studied at the Naval Academy; attached to the Naval Aviation Corps as Sub.-Lieutenant and attached to the Naval Staff Board; retired from active service in 1927 on account of declining health; promoted to Lieut.-Commander in 1929 and at the same time placed on waiting list. Married Princess Sakiko, 2nd daughter of the late Prince Kuniyoshi Kaya-no-Miya, who died on Sept. 1st, 1932. Was at one time an aviation enthusiast for which the Prince was popular called "Prince of the Air" and established a private aviation institute (Mikuni Aviation School). — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Kaya-no-Miya** (Residence—Sambancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo). — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Kaya-no-Miya

**Dowager Princess Yoshiko** mother of Prince Tsunenori and eldest daughter of the late Marquis Tadayori Daigo. Born Oct. 20th, 1865. Married the late Prince Kuninori in 1892; widow, 1910. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Tsunenori** head (2nd of the line) and eldest son of the late Prince Kuninori. Born Jan. 27th, 1900. Graduated from the Military Academy in 1921 and then from the Military Staff College in 1926; promoted to Major of Cavalry and instructor at the Military Staff College, 1931-34; appointed Commander of the 10th Cavalry Regiment Aug. 1925, is now commdr. 16th Cavalry Regiment. The Prince, accompanied by Princess Toshiko, visited Europe and America in 1934. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Toshiko** consort of Prince Tsunenori and 5th daughter of Prince Michizane Kujo. Born May 16th, 1903; married Prince Tsunenori May 3rd, 1921. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Kuni-no-Miya** (Residence—Miyashiro, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo). — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Kuni-no-Miya

**Dowager Princess Chikako** mother of Prince Asa-Akira, 7th daughter of the late Prince Tadayoshi Shimazu. Born Oct. 19th, 1879; married the late Prince Kuniyoshi Dec. 23rd, 1899; visited Europe with her husband in 1909; widow, Jan., 1929. Is also mother of the Empress Nagako. — p. 45 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**(Prince Kunihide** 3rd son of the late Prince Kuniyoshi, born May 10th, 1910. Set up a new house in April, 1931, by Imperial order and is now known as Count Higashi Fushimi). — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Asa-Akira** head (3rd of the line), eldest son of the late Marshal Prince Kuniyoshi Kuni. Born Feb. 2nd, 1901; studied at the Naval Academy; made Lieutenant in 1928; promoted to Lieut.-Commander in 1931; attached to the Naval Staff Board; Chief Gunner of the cruiser Kiso; transferred to the cruiser Yakumo in the same capacity in August, 1934, promoted to Lieut.-Commdr. and now attached to the Navy Office. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Tomoko** consort of the above and 3rd daughter of Prince Hiroyasu Fushimi. Born May 18th, 1907; married the Prince Jan. 25th, 1925. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Nashimoto-no-Miya** (Residence—Mitake-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo). — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Nashimoto-no-Miya

**Prince Morimasa** head and 2nd of the line, 4th son of the late Prince Asahiko; born March 9th, 1874. Field Marshal and Supreme War Councillor. Studied at a French Military School in 1903-04 and again in 1907-08; took part in the Russo-Japanese War (1904-05); after holding various high posts including the post of divisional commander was promoted to full General in 1923 and then appointed member of the Supreme War Council; Field Marshal, August, 1932. The Prince is Honorary President of the Franco-Japanese Society, the Japan Agricultural Association, the Japan Forestry Association, the Japan Martial Art Association, the Imperial Aero Association, the Italian Society of Japan etc. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Itsuko** consort of the above, 2nd daughter of the late Marquis Naotada Nabeshima; born Feb. 2nd, 1882; married Prince Morimasa Nov. 28th, 1900; made a tour of Europe with the Prince in 1908-09. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Asaka-no-Miya** (created in March 1906). (Residence—Shirokane Dai-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo). — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Asaka-no-Miya

**Prince Yasuhiko** head, 8th son of the late Prince Asahiko Kuni; born Oct. 2nd, 1887. Studied at the Military Academy and then in France; Major-General and instructor at the Military Staff College in 1930, later appointed Commander of the 1st Infantry Brigade; promoted to Lieut.-General and appointed Commander of the Imperial Guards Division in Aug. 1933; appointed Supreme War Councillor, 1935. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Higashi Kuni-no-Miya** (created in Nov. 1906) (Residence—Ichibei-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo). — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Higashi Kuni-no-Miya

**Prince Naruhiko** head, 9th son of the late Prince Asahiko Kuni; born Dec. 3rd 1887; set up the present house in November, 1906, by order of the late Emperor Meiji. Studied at the Military Academy and later in France where he stayed from 1920 till 1926; married Princess Toshiko May 18th, 1915; Major-General and Commander of the 5th Infantry Brigade in August, 1930; promoted to Lieut-General and appointed Commander of the 4th Army Division in August 1934; appointed Chief of the Military Aviation Department, July, 1937; is Honorary President of the Press Association of Japan. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Toshiko** consort of the above, is the youngest daughter of the late Emperor Meiji. Born May 11th, 1896; married the Prince May 11th, 1915. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Kita Shirakawa-no-Miya** (Residence—Takanawa Minami-cho, Tokyo). — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Kita Shirakawa-no-Miya

**Dowager Princess Fusako** mother of Prince Nagahisa and consort of the late Prince Narihisa; 7th daughter of the late Emperor Meiji. Born Jan. 28th, 1890; married Prince Narihisa Apr. 29th, 1909; went to France with the late Prince in 1922; widow 1923. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Nagahisa** head (4th of the line), eldest son of the late Prince Nagahisa; born Feb. 19th, 1910; succeeded to the title on the death in Paris of his father in 1923; studied at the Military Academy; married Princess Sachiko Apr. 26th, 1935; is Captain of Artillery and attached to Field Artillery Regiment (Imperial Guards Division). The Prince has three sisters. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Sachiko** consort of the above, is the 2nd daughter of Baron Yoshiyori Tokugawa. Born Aug. 26th, 1916, married Prince Nagahisa Apr. 26th, 1935. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family

**Takeda-no-Miya** (Residence—Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo). The House was created in March, 1906 by the late Prince Tsunehisa (died in 1910), eldest son of the late Prince Kitashirakawa, by order of the late Emperor Meiji. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### The Imperial House — Other Members of the Imperial Family — Takeda-no-Miya

**Dowager Princess Masako** mother of Prince Tsuneyoshi and consort of the late Prince Tsunehisa; is the 6th daughter of the late Emperor Meiji, born Sept. 30th, 1888; married the late Prince Tsunehisa Apr. 30th, 1908; widow in 1919. The Prince is Honorary President of the Tokyo Charity Association. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Tsuneyoshi** head (2nd of the line), eldest son of the late Prince Tsunehisa; born Mar. 4th, 1909. Studied at the Military Academy; was appointed Sub-Lieutenant of Cavalry in 1930 and attached to the 1st Cavalry Regiment; promoted to Lieutenant in August, 1933, Captain in August, 1936. Married Princess Mitsuko May 12th, 1934. — p. 46 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Mitsuko** consort of the above, is the youngest daughter of Prince Kinteru Sanjo. Born Nov. 6th, 1915. — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

### Royal House of Chosen

**Ri** the former royal family of Chosen (Korea). — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Gin** head of the family and younger brother of Prince Chiok (the late head of the house), born October 20th, 1897 in Keijo (Seoul). Brought up in the royal palace in the former Korean capital but later moved to Tokyo to receive education. Graduated from the Military Academy in Tokyo in 1920; promoted to Captain and attached to the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Imperial Guards Division in 1926; later attached to the General Staff Office; promoted to Lieut.-Colonel and attached to the Military Training Department; appointed Colonel and Commander of the 59th Infantry Regiment August, 1935, appointed head instructor of the preparatory course, Military Staff College, July, 1937 promoted to Major-Gen. July, 1938; married Princess Masako in 1920; visited Europe in 1927 for study and observation accompanied by Princess Masako. Residence in Tokyo—Kioi-cho. Kojimachi-ku). — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Masako** consort of the above, eldest daughter of H.I.H. Prince Morimasa Nashimoto; born November 4th 1901; married Prince Gin in 1920. — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Im** consort of the late Prince Chiok Ri, born September 19th, 1894; widow in 1926, (Residence—Seoul, Chosen). — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Ri Ken** eldest son of Prince Ri Kang, born October 28, 1909. Graduated at the Military Academy; is Captain of Cavalry. (Residence—Tokiwamatsu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo). — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Yoshiko** consort of the above, eldest daughter of Mr. Hiroshi Matsudaira; born October 6th, 1911; married the Prince in October 1931. (Issue—Two sons). — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Ri Ko** 5th son of the late Grand Prince Ri and father of Prince Ri Ken; born March 30th, 1877. — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Kin** consort of the above and eldest daughter of the late Baron Kin; born December 22nd, 1880; married December 6th, 1893. — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Prince Ri Gu** 2nd son of Prince Ri Kang; born November 15th, 1912. Graduated at the Military Cadet School and is now Captain of Artillery. — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))

**Princess Sanshu** consort of the above and daughter of Marquis Boku; born December 11th, 1914; married May 3rd, 1935. Issue:—A son. (Residence—Tokiwamatsu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo). — p. 47 ([scan part 1, leaf 96](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n96/mode/1up))


## Japan — Administrative System: Table 7. Directory

### Cabinet

**Prime Minister** Prince Fumimaro Konoe — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Chief Secretary** Akira Kazami — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**President of — Planning Board** Masao Taki — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**President of — Legislation Bureau** Chu Funada — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**President of — Decoration Bureau** Yasumaro Shimojo — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**President of — Manchurian Affairs Board** Lieut.-Gen. S. Itagaki — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**President of — Information Bureau** Koki Yokomizo — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Statistics** H. Hiraki — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Pension** T. Takagi — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Printing** K. Tsuchiya — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Tohoku** M. Kuwahara — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Preparation of Celebration of the 2,600th Aniversary of Imperial Reign** S. Utada — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

### Privy Council

**President** Dr. Baron K. Hiranuma — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Vice-President** Y. Hara — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Chief Secretary** K. Murakami — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

### Councillor

**Councillor** H.I.H. Prince Yasuhito Chichibu — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** H.I.H. Prince Takahito Mikasa — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Count Kentaro Kaneko — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Marquis Nagashige Kuroda — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Dr. Joji Sakurai — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Misao Kawai (General) — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Baron Kantaro Suzuki (Admiral) — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Viscount Kikujiro Ishii — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Ryokitsu Arima (Admiral) — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Dr. Seitaro Kubota — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Hajime Motoda — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Soroku Suzuki (General) — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Eizo Ishizuka — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** H.I.H. Prince Nobuhito Takamatsu — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** H.I.H. Prince Kotohito Kan-in — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Dr. Tohru Shimizu — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Ikunosuke Fujisawa — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Baron Gonsuke Hayashi — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Hiroshi Minami — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Ryuzo Tanaka — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Takeji Nara (General) — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Dr. Torasaburo Araki — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Baron Keisiro Matsui — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Dr. Michinori Sugawara — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Councillor** Chinjiro Matsuura — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

### Department of the Imperial Household

**Minister** Tsuneo Matsudaira — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Vice-Minister** Baron Matsusuke Shirane — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Grand Chamberlain** General Saburo Hyakutake — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Grand Master of Ceremonies** Marquis Tadakata Hirohata — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Deputy Grand Master of Ceremonies** Torao Kagoshima — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Grand Master of Rituals** Prince Kimiteru Sanjo — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Deputy Grand Master of Rituals** Tadanao Daigo — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Chief Aide-de-Camp to the Emperor** Lieut.-Gen. Koshiya Usami — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Peerage** Viscount K. Mushakoji — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Medical Affairs** Dr. Z. Yada — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Archives** S. Watanabe — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Architecture** T. Iwanami — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Treasury** A. Miura — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Imperial Mews** K. Sugimura — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Crown Forest** M. Mitsuya — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Poetry** Prince K. Sanjo — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Lord Steward to the Empress** Marquis T. Hirohata — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Lord Steward to the Empress Dowager** Masao Oya — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**President, Peers' School** Admiral Ki Nomura — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Director, Imp. Household Meseum (Tokyo)** Dr. Eizaburo Sugi — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Director, Imp. Household Meseum (Nara)** T. Yamaguchi — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

### Office of the Privy Seal

**Lord-Keeper of Privy Seal** Kurahei Yuasa — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Chief Secretary** Marquis Y. Matsudaira — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

### Department of Foreign Affairs

**Minister** Prince F. Konoe (Add.) — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Tadao Matsumoto — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Kensuke Horinouchi — p. 61 ([scan part 1, leaf 114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n114/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Eastern Asia** I. Ishii — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — European & Asia** K. Inouye — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — American** S. Yoshizawa — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Commercial** S. Matsushima — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Treaty** T. Mitani — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Cheif — Information Department** T. Kawai — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Cheif — Cultural Undertaking Dept** T. Hachiya — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Cheif — Research Department** K. Yonezawa — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

### Department of Home Affairs

**Minister** Admiral Nobumasa Suetsugu — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Eikichi Katsuda — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Masanori Hanyu — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Masayoshi Kimura — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Shrines** K. Kodama — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Local Affairs** C. Saka — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Police** S. Honma — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Public Works** K. Ando — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Planning** M. Matsumura — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Chief, Japanese Office of International Labour Board (Geneva)** Juitsu Kitaoka — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

### Department of Finance

**Minister** Nariakira Ikeda — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Masataka Ota — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Parmanent Vice-Minister** Sotari Ishiwatari — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Sanjo Nakamura — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Financial Commissioner Abroad** S. Arakawa — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Account** T. Taniguchi — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Taxation** H. Oya — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Finance** R. Ono — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Banking** T. Irumano — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Exchange** K. Nakamura — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — National Savings** S. Ishiwatari — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Deposit** T. Hirose — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Building & Repair** S. Ishiwatari — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Monopoly** S. Arai — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Mint** T. Yamada — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Costums Houses — Yokohama** S. Takahashi — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Costums Houses — Kobe** M. Mitsuyama — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Costums Houses — Osaka** A. Komiya — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Costums Houses — Nagasaki** A. Ando — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Costums Houses — Moji** K. Tanioka — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Costums Houses — Hakodate** K. Kawamata — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Costums Houses — Nagoya** T. Tamai — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Local Taxation Superintendece Bureaux — Tokyo** Shigenobu Nakamura — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Local Taxation Superintendece Bureaux — Osaka** Satoru Nakamura — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Local Taxation Superintendece Bureaux — Sendai** S. Matsuyama — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Local Taxation Superintendece Bureaux — Nagoya** Y. Fukada — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Local Taxation Superintendece Bureaux — Hiroshima** H. Takebe — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Directors, Local Taxation Superintendece Bureaux — Kumamoto** O. Kurihara — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

### Department of Justice

**Minister** Suehiko Shiono — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Tomoyuki Hisayama — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Michiyo Iwamura — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Wakami Fujita — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Civil Affairs** K. Omori — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Criminal Affairs** N. Matsusaka — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Penal Adm** K. Akiyama — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Research Department** N. Inouye — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**President, Supreme Cout** Dr. Torajiro Ikeda — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**Procurator-General, Supreme Court** S. Motoji — p. 62 ([scan part 1, leaf 115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n115/mode/1up))

**President, Appeal Courts — Tokyo** N. Kimura — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**President, Appeal Courts — Osaka** T. Nagashima — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**President, Appeal Courts — Nagoya** K. Tateishi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**President, Appeal Courts — Hiroshima** H. Sakurada — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**President, Appeal Courts — Nagasaki** S. Shimizu — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**President, Appeal Courts — Miyagi** Y. Kubota — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**President, Appeal Courts — Sapporo** Y. Hidaka — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Chief Procurators Appeal Courts — Tokyo** S. Yoshimasu — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Chief Procurators Appeal Courts — Osaka** K. Kanayama — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Chief Procurators Appeal Courts — Hiroshima** T. Kamiya — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Chief Procurators Appeal Courts — Nagoya** C. Miyagi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Chief Procurators Appeal Courts — Nagasaki** R. Wada — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Chief Procurators Appeal Courts — Miyagi** G. Iwamatsu — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Chief Procurators Appeal Courts — Sapporo** H. Takikawa — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

### Department of Education

**Minister** Baron General Sadao Araki — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Sakusaburo Uchigasaki — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Parmanent Vice-Minister** Nobukichi Ito — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Tadataka Ikezaki — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Special School** Baron K. Yamakawa — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Common School** M. Fujino — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Technical School** T. Ogasawara — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Special Education** S. Tanaka — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Text Book** T. Ishii — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Religious** C. Nagao — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Educational Reform** T. Kikuchi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Tokyo Imperial Univ** Dr. M. Nagayo — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Kyoto Imperial Univ** Dr. M. Hirano — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Tohoku Imperial Univ** Dr. K. Honda — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Kyushu Imperial Univ** Dr. B. Arakawa — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Hokkaido Imperial Univ** Dr. Y. Kon — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Osaka Imperial Univ** Dr. C. Kusumoto — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Epidemic Diseases Inst** Dr. Y. Miyakawa — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Aeronautical Inst** Dr. K. Wada — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Seismic Research Inst** Dr. M. Ishimoto — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Tokyo Astronomical Obs** Dr. R. Sekiguchi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Imperial Library** K. Matsumoto — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Central Meteorological Observatory (Tokyo)** Dr. T. Okada — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Physical Education Research Inst** Dr. T. Iwahara — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Navigation Training Inst** T. Ogasawara — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Marine Observatory (Kobe)** Dr. T. Okada — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — High Altitute Observatory** W. Oishi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Geodetic Observatory** Dr. S. Kimura — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Science Museum (Tokyo)** T. Mizuno — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Imperial Academy** Dr. Joji Sakurai — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Imp. Fine Arts Academy** Dr. Tooru Shimizu — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

### Department of Agriculutre and Forestry

**Minister** Count Yoriyasu Arima — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Morihei Takahashi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Hiroyasu Ino — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Keishiro Sukegawa — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Agriculture** H. Obama — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Fishery** H. Miyake — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Forestry** F. Murakami — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Stock Breeding** R. Kishi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Sericulture** S. Yoshida — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Rice** H. Sudo — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Horse Administration** Y. Hasumi — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Economic Rehabilitation Dept** Dr. G. Kodaira — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Silk Conditioning House (Yokohama)** Toshihiko Higo — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

**Directors — Silk Conditioning House (Kobe)** Fred Kitao — p. 63 ([scan part 1, leaf 116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n116/mode/1up))

### Department of Commerce and Industry

**Minister** Nariakira Ikeda — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Budayu Kogure — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Naokai Murase — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Kennosuke Sato — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Commercial** T. Niikura — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Industrial** E. Azuma — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Mining** Y. Kogane — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Insurance** N. Maki — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Control** K. Kuroda — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Patent Bureau** Ginya Ishii — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Trade Bureau** S. Terao — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Fuel Bureau** S. Kojima — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Directors — Tokyo Mine Superintendence Bureau** H. Nagata — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Directors — Sendai Mine Superintendence Bureau** K. Nakamura — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Directors — Osaka Mine Superintendence Bureau** N. Oshima — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Directors — Fukuoka Mine Superintendence Bureau** N. Kashiwamura — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Directors — Sapporo Mine Superintendence Bureau** Y. Adachi — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

### Department of Communications

**Minister** Ryutaro Nagai — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Katsutaro Tajima — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Takeshi Ono — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Ken Inukai — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Postal Affairs** N. Nagaoka — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Telegraph & Telephone** K. Tamura — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Construction** Dr. Arakawa — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Electrical** T. Owada — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Mercantile Marine** J. Isetani — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Financial** S. Teshima — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Postal Savings** T. Hagiwara — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Control** Y. Yamada — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Light House** T. Yamane — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Tokyo City Communications Bureau** T. Iino — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Tokyo District Communications Bureau** M. Morishima — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Nagoya Communications Bureau** K. Hirata — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Osaka Communications Bureau** S. Komatsu — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Hiroshima Communications Bureau** S. Okazaki — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Kumamoto Communications Bureau** M. Nakamura — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Sendai Communications Bureau** M. Mayeda — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Sapporo Communications Bureau** J. Yasuda — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Aviation Board** Y. Fujiwara — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Higher Marine Court (Tokyo)** J. Isetani — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

### Department of Railways

**Minister** Chikuhei Nakajima — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Shogo Tajiri — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Kenjiro Kiyasu — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Masao Kanai — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Traffic & Operation** S. Yamada — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Construction** S. Horikoshi — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Maintenance & Improvement** H. Asonuma — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Local Railway Administration** K. Suzuki — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Mechanical Engineering** H. Kii — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Financial & Purchasing** K. Ikei — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Electric** S. Morita — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Tourist Industry** M. Den — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Tokyo** S. Nagasaki — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Nagoya** T. Hirayama — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Osaka** R. Kimura — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Moji** T. Eguchi — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Sendai** I. Kambayashi — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Sapporo** M. Ushizuka — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Hiroshima** K. Fukui — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

**Regional Superindents — Niigata** T. Nakajima — p. 64 ([scan part 1, leaf 117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n117/mode/1up))

### Department of Overseas Affairs

**Minister** Prince F. Konoe (Add.) — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Saburo Yasumi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Hikozo Hagiwara — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** H. Irei — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Chief, Chosen Department** H. Hagiwara — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Superintendence** K. Soyejima — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Industrial** T. Ueba — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Colonial Affairs** S. Yasui — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

### Government-General of Chosen

**Governor-General** General Jiro Minami — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Director General of Administrative Affairs** Rokuichiro Ono — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Internal Affairs** J. Otake — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Financial** N. Mizuta — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Industrial** S. Hozumi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Judicial** H. Miyamoto — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Educational** T. Shiobara — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Police** K. Mitsuhashi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Agriculture & Forestry** T. Yunomura — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Railway** Y. Kudo — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Communications** C. Yamada — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Monopoly** H. Suzukawa — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Higher Court** Y. Ogawa — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Appeal Courts (Keijo)** H. Kido — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Appeal Courts (Heijo)** C. Nomura — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Presidents — Appeal Courts (Taikyu)** S. Hara — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Customs Directors — Jinsen** M. Oda — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Customs Directors — Fusan** S. Hyodo — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Customs Directors — Shingishu** K. Ike — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Customs Directors — Rashin** K. Odajima — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**President, Keijo Imperial University** Dr. H. Hayami — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

### Government-General of Taiwan

**Governor-General** Admiral Seizo Kobayashi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Director-General of Administrative Affairs** Jiro Morioka — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Internal Affairs** S. Yamagata — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Educational** S. Shimada — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Financial** K. Mineda — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Industrial** K. Tobata — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Police** N. Futami — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Monopoly** F. Imagawa — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**President, Traffic Board** T. Tomari — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**President, Higher Court** K. Tomono — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Customs Director (Keelung)** N. Kobayashi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Customs Director (Takao)** C. Sakaguchi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**President, Taihoku Imperial University** Dr. S. Mita — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

### Kwantung Bureau

**Director-General** Toshio Ohtsu — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Chief of Home Affairs Board** Toshio Imayoshi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Chief of Supervisory Board** Akira Tanaka — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Gov. of Kwantung Province** N. Miura — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors of Kwantung Province — Internal Affairs** K. Shiraishi — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors of Kwantung Province — Police Affairs** Y. Owada — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors of Kwantung Province — Financial Affairs** M. Tanaka — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors of Kwantung Province — Public Works** M. Shimizu — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors of Kwantung Province — Marine Affairs** H. Nishizawa — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors of Kwantung Province — Communications** T. Miyake — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors of Kwantung Province — Monopoly** N. Yasunaga — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Higher Court (Ryojun) — President** T. Kajima — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Higher Court (Ryojun) — Chief Procurator** K. Shimoda — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Chief, Civil Administration Office — Ryojun** A. Arikawa — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Chief, Civil Administration Office — Chinchow** M. Tomizaki — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Chief, Civil Administration Office — Pulantien** M. Endo — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**Chief, Civil Administration Office — Pitzuwo** R. Uyeshima — p. 65 ([scan part 1, leaf 118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n118/mode/1up))

**President, Ryojun Engineering College** Dr. S. Noda — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### Karafuto Administration Office

**Governor** S. Munesue — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Directors — Internal Affairs** K. Muto — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Directors — Police** Y. Shirai — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Directors — Industrial** T. Nakamura — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Directors — Central Laboratory** Dr. K. Miyake — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### South Sea Islands (Mandate) Administration Office

**Governor** Kenjiro Kitajima — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Director, Civil Affairs** Teiichi Domoto — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Director, Colonization** Shintaro Takahashi — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**President, Higher Court** Otoji Ishikawa — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### Board of Audit

**President** Kesao Oka — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Department Chiefs — 1st** S. Kimura — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Department Chiefs — 2nd** B. Kawamoto — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Department Chiefs — 3rd** M. Oka — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Department Chiefs — 4th** T. Kiyohara — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### Court of Administrative Litigation

**President** Dr. H. Futagami — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Department Chiefs — 1st** T. Miyake — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Department Chiefs — 2nd** G. Endo — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### Metropolitan Police Board

**Inspector-General** Genki Abe — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### Department of Army

**Minister** Lieut.-Gen. Seishiro Itagaki — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Kumeshiro Kato — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Lieut.-Gen. E. Tojyo — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Shohei Hisa — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Personnel** Lieut.-Gen. K. Aminami — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Military** Lieut.-Gen. A. Nakamura — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Arms** Major-Gen. H. Kimura — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Finance** Intendant-Lieut.-Gen. H. Ishikawa — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Law** F. Oyama — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Organization** Major-Gen. Y. Uetsuki — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Medical** Surgeon Lieut.-Gen. C. Koizumi — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Soldiers** Major-Gen. H. Imamura — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Aviation Department** H.I.H. Prince Naruhiko — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Aviation Technical Research Inst** Major-Gen. K. Kazumi — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Military Aviation Arsenal** Major-Gen. T. Nakagawa — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Military Arsenal** Lieut.-Gen. G. Nagamochi — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Ordnance Department** Lieut.-Gen. T. Nakayama — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Technical Department** Lieut.-Gen. T. Hisamura — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Scientific Research Institute** Lieut.-Gen. R. Tada — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Fortification Department** Major-Gen. Y. Satake — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Horse Supply Department** Lieut.-Gen. S. Kuno — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Commander, Tokyo Gendarmerie** Major-Gen. K. Fujii — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Commander, Chosen Gendarmerie** Major-Gen. S. Ninomiya — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Commander, Military Air Corps** Lieut.-Gen. Y. Tokugawa — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Director — Senju Woollen Factory** Intendant Major-Gen. N. Yamamoto — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Director — Provision Depot** Intendant Major-Gen. T. Kano — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Director — Clothing Depot** Intendant Major-Gen. K. Suzuki — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### General Staff Office

**Chief** Field Marshal H.I.H. Prince Kan-in — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Deputy Chief** Lieut.-Gen. H. Tada — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — General Affairs** Major-Gen. T. Nakajima — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — 1st Section** Major-Gen. K. Ishihara — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — 2nd Section** Major-Gen. M. Homma — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — 3rd Section** Major-Gen. G. Tsukada — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — 4th Section** (Vacant) — p. 66 ([scan part 1, leaf 119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n119/mode/1up))

### Department of Army

**Chief, Land Surveying Department** Major-Gen. S. Kuwahara — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

### Military Training Department

**Inspector-General** Lieut.-Gen. J. Nishi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Superintendent** Lieut.-Gen. R. Ando — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Inspectors — Cavalry** Lieut.-Gen. S. Nakayama — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Inspectors — Artillery** " T. Iseki — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Inspectors — Engineering** " M. Ushijima — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Inspectors — Commissariat** Major-Gen. K. Seki — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Military Staff College** Major.-Gen. O. Tsukada — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Military Academy** Lieut.-Gen. Y. Shinotsuka — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Artillery & Engrg. Sch** Major-Gen. S. Shimada — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Infantry School** Lieut.-Gen. T. Miyake — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Toyama School** (Vacant) — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Cavalry School** Major-Gen. Y. Ishida — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Field Artillery School** Lieut.-Gen. T. Hirono — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Heavy Artillery School** Major-Gen. M. Kimoto — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Engineering School** Major-Gen. K. Asakawa — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Intendants School** Intendant Major-Gen. K. Ouchi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Veterinary Surgeon School** Sur. Lieut.-Gen. Y. Terashi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Motor Car School** Major-Gen. K. Tsuchihashi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Tokorozawa Aviation School** " B. Kinoshita — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Akeno Aviation School** " K. Nagasawa — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Shimoshizu Aviation School** " T. Giga — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Hamamatsu Aviation School** Lieut.-Gen. M. Makino — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Kumagai Aviation School** " E. Ebashi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Aviation Technical Sch** Major-Gen. K. Tsuji — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Communications School** " S. Hyakutake — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Preparatory Sch. (Tokyo)** " T. Kamimura — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Preparatory Sch. (Hiroshima)** " N. Tominaga — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Preparatory Sch. (Sendai)** " U. Yamada — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Narashino Military Sch** Lieut.-Gen. M. Takiguchi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Artificers School** Major-Gen. T. Miura — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Tank School** " M. Tanabe — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Tokyo Garrison Headquarters** Lieut.-Gen. K. Nakamura — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Eastern Air Defense Hdqrs** " B. Kawagishi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Central Air Defense Hdqrs** " H. Tani — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Western Air Defense Hdqrs** " M. Matsui — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — Guards (Tokyo)** S. Iida — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 1st (Tokyo)** T. Kuwaki — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 2nd (Sendai)** Y. Okumura — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 3rd (Nagoya)** S. Fujita — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 4th (Osaka)** M. Matsui — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 5th (Hiroshima)** R. Ando — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 6th (Kumamoto)** K. Muto — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 7th (Asahikawa)** W. Sonobe — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 8th (Hirosaki)** Marquis T. Mayeda — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 9th (Kanazawa)** R. Yoshizumi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 10th (Himeji)** R. Iscgai — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 11th (Zentsuji)** M. Yamamuro — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 12th (Kurume)** O. Yamada — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 14th (Utsunomiya)** K. Doihara — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 16th (Kyoto)** K. Nakajima — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 19th (Ranan)** K. Suetaka — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Army Division (May 1st, 1938) — Commander (Lt.-Gen.) — 20th (Ryusan)** B. Kawagishi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Colonial Armies — Commanders — Chosen Army** General K. Koiso — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Colonial Armies — Commanders — Taiwan Army** Lieut.-Gen. M. Furusho — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Colonial Armies — Commanders — Kwantung Army** General K. Uyeda — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Colonial Armies — Commanders — in Shanghai District Force** General S. Hata — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Colonial Armies — Commanders — in N. China District Force** General H. Terauchi — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

### Department of Navy

**Minister** Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Vice-Minister** Fusajiro Ichinomiya — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Permanent Vice-Minister** Vice-Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Parliamentary Councillor** Seiki Kishida — p. 67 ([scan part 1, leaf 120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n120/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Naval Affairs** Rear-Adm. S. Inouye — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Personnel** " Y. Shimizu — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Supplies** Vice-Adm. N. Ujiya — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Construction** Rear-Adm. N. Yoshida — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Education** " M. Niimi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Medical Affairs** Surg. Vice-Adm. S. Takasugi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Account** Paym. Vice-Adm. T. Takei — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Bureau Directors — Law Affairs** S. Shiomi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Naval Technical Department** Rear-Adm. T. Sugiyama — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Aviation Department** Vice-Adm. I. Yamamoto — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Technical Institute** " K. Hidaka — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Gunpowder Depot** Ordnance Rear-Adm. S. Matsuoka — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Chiefs — Hydrographical Department** Rear-Adm. S. Koike — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Naval Staff College** Vice-Adm. S. Hibino — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Naval College** " T. Sumiyama — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Engineering School** Rear-Adm. I. Kaneda — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Medical School** Surg. Vice-Adm. C. Tanaka — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Gunnery School** Rear-Adm. D. Okochi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Torpedo School** " C. Nagumo — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Communications School** " K. Makida — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Paymaster School** Paym. Vice-Adm. T. Otaba — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Artificers School** Rear-Adm. H. Asakuma — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Navigation School** Rear-Adm. S. Moizumi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**School Directors — Submarine School** Marquis Rear-Adm. Teruhisa Komatsu — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

### Naval Staff Board

**Chief** Fleet Adm. H.I.H. Prince Hiroyasu Fushimi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Deputy-Chief** Vice-Admiral S. Shigeizumi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — Section Chiefs** Vice-Adm. N. Kondo — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — Section Chiefs** Rear-Adm. G. Mikawa — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — Section Chiefs** " B. Furihata — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Section Chiefs — Section Chiefs** Captain K. Abe — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

### Naval Stations

**Commander in-Chief — Yokosuka** Vice-Adm. K. Hasegawa — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commander in-Chief — Kure** " T. Kato — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commander in-Chief — Sasebo** " S. Toyota — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

### Secondary Naval Ports

**Commanders — Maizuru** Vice-Adm. M. Idemitsu — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Ominato** Rear-Adm. S. Shimomura — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Mako** " S. Mito — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Chinkai** Vice-Adm. J. Arichi — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commanders — Ryojun** Rear-Adm. M. Maeda — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

### Naval Arsenal

**Cheifs — Yokosuka** Rear-Adm. M. Hoshino — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Cheifs — Kure** Vice-Adm. M. Yoshinari — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Cheifs — Hiro** " H. Araki — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Cheifs — Sasebo** Rear-Adm. K. Sunakawa — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Cheifs — Maizuru** " M. Matsuki — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Cheifs — Aeronautical, Yokosuka** Vice-Adm. G. Hara — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

### Imperial Fleets

**Commander in Chief — Combined Fleet** Vice-Adm. Zengo Yoshida — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commander in Chief — First Squadron** " " " — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commander in Chief — Second Squadron** " Shigetaro Shimada — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commander in Chief — Third Squadron** " Koshiro Oikawa — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commander in Chief — China Sea Squadron** " " " — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Commander in Chief — Training Squadron** Rear-Adm. Umataro Tanimoto — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

### Navy Department in Manchoukuo

**Commander-in-Chief** Rear-Adm. Shiro Takasu — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))

**Chief Staff** Captain Kiyoshi Ujitani — p. 68 ([scan part 1, leaf 121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n121/mode/1up))


## Japan — Press and Publications: Leading Newspapers

### Leading Newspapers

**Chugai Shogyo Shimpo** (started in 1876). Economic and Commercial paper, issues both morning and evening editions, Pres., T. Tanaka; Ed., T. Obama. Office—Kayaba-cho, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))

**Hochi Shimbun** (started in 1872). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., S. Noma; Ed., S. Okano. Office—Yurakucho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))

**Jiji Shimpo** (started in 1882). Amalgamated into Tokyo Nichi Nichi in December, 1936. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))

**Kokumin Shimbun** (started in 1892). Founded by Iichiro Tokutomi who retired in 1928; issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., M. Shiki; Ed., I. Yamanouchi. Office—Ginza-Nishi 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))

**Miyako Shimbun** (started in 1885). Social paper, Pres., E. Fukuda, Ed., H. Watanabe. Office—Uchisaiwaicho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku Tokyo. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Asahi Shimbun** (started in 1888). Sister paper to the Osaka Asahi Shimbun; issues boht morning and evening editions. Pres., S. Uyeno; Ed., T. Ogata. Office—Yurakucho 2-chome Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Nichi-Nichi** (started in 1872). Sister paper to the Osaka Mainichi, issues both morning and evening editions. Chairman of Board M. Oka; Ed., S. Takaishi. Office—Yurakucho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))

**Yomiuri Shimbun** (started in 1874). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., M. Shoriki; Ed., U. Takahashi. Office—Ginza-Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 161 ([scan part 1, leaf 219](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n219/mode/1up))


## Japan — Press and Publications: Newspapers, English dailies and news agencies

### Leading Newspapers

**Kobe Yushin Nippo** (started in 1884). Rep., K. Nakai; Ed., T. Yamada. Office—Sakaecho, Kobe. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Osaka Asahi Shimbun** (started in 1879). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., S. Uyeno; Ed., M. Takahara. Office—Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Osaka Mainichi Shimbun** (started in 1881). Issues both morning and evening editions and also an English edition. Chairman of Board M. Oka; Ed., S. Takaishi. Office—Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Fukuoka Nichinichi** (started in 1877). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., M. Nagae; Ed., A. Kikutake. Office—Watanabe-dori, Fukuoka City. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Hokuroku Times** (started in 1907). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., S. Tanaka; Ed., J. Shibuya. Office—Soguruwa, Toyama City. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Kahoku Shimpo** (started in 1897). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., J. Ichiriki; Ed., G. Ichiriki. Office—Higashi-Sambancho, Sendai City. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Shin-Aichi** (started in 1889). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., U. Oshima; Ed., H. Tanaka. Office—Miyuki-honmachi, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Nagoya Shimbun** (started in 1906). Pres., M. Koyama; Ed., Y. Shibata. Office—Nishi-Kawabatacho, Naka-ku, Nagoya City. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Hokkai Times** (started in 1901). Issues both morning and evening editions. Pres., Y. Abe; Ed., K. Nagauchi. Office—Ohdori, Sapporo City, Hokkaido. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Chugoku Mimpo** (started in 1892). Pres., M. Ohmori; Ed., T. Koriyama. Office—Higashi-Nakayamashita, Okayama City. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

### Foreign Journalism in Japan

**Japan Advertiser** (est. 1905). An American paper; Subscription (per annum)—¥44.00 at home and ¥73.00 abroad. Pub. & Ed., B. W. Fleisher; Mng.-Ed., Wilfred Fleisher. Office—Uchiyamashitacho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Japan Chronicle** (est. 1868). An English paper (former Kobe Chronicle incorporated with Hyogo News). Subscription (per annum)—Daily ¥38.00 at home and ¥59 abroad; Weekly ¥18.00 at home and ¥25.00 abroad. Ed., & Pub., E. A. Kennard, Bus. Mgr. S. Foley. Office—65 Naniwa-machi, Kobe. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Japan Times & Mail** (est. 1897). Founded by the late S. Yamada, Motosada Zumoto, late Yoshitaro Takenobu and others, as the then only English newspaper conducted and edited by Japanese; incorporated with the Japan Mail (started by the late Capt. Brinkley) in 1924. Subscription (per annum)—Daily ¥30.00 at home and ¥55.000 abroad. Pres., H. Ashida; Exec.-Ed. Yasotaro Morri. Office—Uchisaiwai-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

**Osaka Mainichi English Edition** (est. 1922). Subscription (per annum)—¥16.60 at home and ¥29.80 abroad. Ed., M. Kitamura; Pub. & Printer, R. Araki. Office—Dojima, Kitaku, Osaka. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))

### News Agencies

**Domei Tsushinsha** (est. 1936) The Domei Tsushinsha was established by the co-operation of the leading newspapers and the Japan Broadcasting Association through the good offices of the Government and opened to business on January 1, 1936 using the Shimbun Rengo Tsushinsha as its nucleus. Subsequent negotiations with the Nippon Dempo induced it to participate in the Domei's news service. As a result, the Nippon Dempo's news service department, together with the domestic and overseas branches, joined the Domei on May 31. Almost all city and rural newspaper also joined it on the same day. Thus, the Domei has come to control 70 branches at home and abroad. At the same time its advertising department joined that of the Nippon Dempo. So the Domei and the Nippon Dempo are destined to co-operate closely, the former as the greatest news agency and the latter as the greatest advertising agency. Pres. Y. Iwanaga, Managing Dirs., T. Hatakeyama, I. Furuno, S. Uyeda, Y. Hori. — p. 165 ([scan part 1, leaf 220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n220/mode/1up))


## Japan — Arts and Crafts: Deceased painters (name, death year, description)

**Hayami, Gyoshu** d. 1935. Master painter of Japanese school and mem[illegible] of “Nippon Bijutsu-in.” — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Hirafuku, Hyakusui** d. 1933. Master painter of Japanese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Hirano, Gogaku** d. 1893. Celebrated painter of the Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Hishida, Shunso** d. 1911. Master of a new school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kano, Hogai** d. 1888. Master painter of Meiji Era. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kawabata, Gyokusho** d. 1912. Master painter of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kawamura, Oshin (Ukoku)** d. 1806. Master painter of the Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kawanabe, Gyosai** [illegible] 1889. Originated a new popular school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kawanabe, Mitate** [illegible] 1905. Tosa school and high authority in antiquities. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kikkawa, Reika** d. 1929. Master painter of Tosa school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kikuchi, Yosai** d. 1878. Originated the Yosai style. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kishi, Chikudo** d. 1895. Kyoto painter. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kobori, Tomone** d. 1931. Master painter of Japanese school (Yamatoye Style). Member of Imperial Fine Arts Academy, Prof. of Tokyo Fine Arts School and Artist to the Imperial Household. Was pupil of Senko Kawasaki. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Koide, Narashige** d. 1931. Master painter of the Western school (oil painting). — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kodama, Kwatei** d. 1913. Master painter of the Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kono, Bairei** d. 1905. Kyoto painter of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kumagae, Naohiko** d. 1913. Master landscapist of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kume, Keiichiro** d. 1934. Pioneer of Western Painting. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Kuroda, Seiki** d. 1925. Painter of the Western school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Baiso** d. 1934. Kyoto painter of “Ukiyoye” school and pupil of Imao Keinen, also a noted Kyoto painter. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Matsuoka, Eikyu** d. 1938. Master Painter of Japanese school. Member of Imperial Fine Arts Academy. Prof. Tokyo School of Fine Arts. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Mitsutani, Kunishiro** d. 1936. Master painter of the Western school (oil painting). Member of Imperial Fine Arts Academy. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Mochizuki, Gyokusen** d. 1901. Master painter of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Mori, Kwansai** d. 1894. One of masters of the Okyo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Morikawa, Sobun** d. 1902. Kyoto painter of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Nakajima, Raisho** d. 1871. Okyo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Nakanishi, Shoseki** d. 1883. Prof. of Kyoto Art Academy. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Noguchi, Shohin** d. 1917. One of masters of the Okyo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Noguchi, Yukoku** d. 1898. Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Nomura, Bunkyo** d. 1911. Landscapist of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Okuhara, Seiko** d. 1903. Lady painter of the Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Saigo, Kogetsu** d. 1912. One of the best pupils of Hashimoto Gaho. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Shibata, Zeshin** d. 1891. Celebrated painter and Makiye artist. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Shimomura, Kanzan** d. 1930. Master painter of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Shiokawa, Bunrin** d. 1877. Landscapist of the Shijo school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Hyakunen** d. 1891. Master of the Okyo style. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Shonen** d. 1910. Son of above, same school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Koko** d. 1912. Master painter of the Japanese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Taki (Kwatei)** d. 1901. The Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Taniguchi, Aizan** d. 1899. Master painter of the Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Tanomura, Chokunyu** d. 1906. Southern style. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Tazaki, So-un** d. 1898. Master painter of the Buncho school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Terasaki, Kogyo** d. 1919. Master painter of new school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Tomita, Keisen** d. 1936. Kyoto painter of the Shijo school. Member of Imperial Fine Arts Academy. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Tsuchida, Bakuan** d. 1936. Kyoto painter of the Shijo school. Member of Imperial Fine Arts Academy. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Tsutaya, Kyuko** d. 1933. A painter of the Japanese school and one of the pupils of Terasaki Kogyo. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Shokwa** d. 1887. Son of Kwanzan and pupil of Chinzan. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Keichu** d. 1934. Noted painter of the Shijo school and pupil of the late Gyokusho Kawabata (d. 1912). Was long on the hanging committee of the ‘Teiten.’ — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Baiso** d. 1920. Southern Chinese school. — p. 176 ([scan part 1, leaf 231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n231/mode/1up))


## Japan — Social Problems: Organs for control, deliberation and arbitration (private institutes)

**The Kyocho-kai** (Tokyo).—Organized in 1919 by the Government authorities, university professors, business men, social workers, etc., to effect the “harmonization of capital and labour.” — p. 209 ([scan part 1, leaf 264](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n264/mode/1up))

**Ohara Social Problems Research Institute** (Osaka).—Established in 1919 by Mr. Ohara, a millionaire in Okayama, it conducts all important researches on social problems in the country, the staff including Dr. Iwasaburo Takano (Chief) and a number of able experts. — p. 209 ([scan part 1, leaf 264](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n264/mode/1up))

**Kurashiki Institute for the Research of the Science of Labour** (Kurashiki, Okayama prefecture).—Also founded by Mr. Ohara. Investigates the scientific aspects of the labour problem. — p. 209 ([scan part 1, leaf 264](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n264/mode/1up))

**Industrial Labour Investigation Office** (Tokyo).—Established in 1924, chiefly by representatives of labour organizations and scholars, to investigate political, economic and social affairs of the country. — p. 209 ([scan part 1, leaf 264](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n264/mode/1up))

**Arima's Agrarian Research Institute** (Tokyo).—Established by Count R. Arima to devote itself to the study of agrarian problems, which are now growing in importance and attracting the serious attention of the public, in consequence of the wide awakening of the peasant class. — p. 209 ([scan part 1, leaf 264](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n264/mode/1up))


## Japan — Shipping and Shipbuilding: Leading Shipowners (company notes)

### Leading Shipowners

**Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail S.S. Co.)** Founded in October, 1885, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, which is one of the two premier maritime companies of Japan, celebrated the jubilee in October, 1935. The company was established by the amalgamaion of two rival concerns, the Mitsubishi and the Kyodo Un-yu Kaisha. By the amalgamation of the two companies the N. Y. K. inherited 29 steamers and 1 sailing vessel from the Mitsubishi Company and 29 steamers and 10 sailing crafts from the Kyodo Un-yu Kaisha, making a total of 69 vessels. Of these the 58 steamers totalled 64,610 tons gross and the 11 sailing vessels 4,725 tons gross. Between Japan and New York the Company maintains what is one of the most up-to-date freight services on the oceans to-day. The company put into commission in the Jubilee Year six new motor vessels on its Orient-New York Express Service. These six sister ships are all of 9,000 tons and their speed 18½ knots. Three of them were built in Nagasaki and three in Yokohama. The company owns several motorships on its Pacific run. These are the Chichibu Maru (17,500 tons), the Asama Maru (17,000 tons) and the Tatsuta Maru (17,000 tons). These, along with the Taiyo Maru, run a fast fortnightly service from Hong-Kong to Los Angeles and San Francisco, via Honolulu. On the European run the company has also excellent boats, the Terukuni Maru and the Yasukuni Maru being the finest ships on the service. They are both of 11,900 tons gross. The following is a list of the important N.Y.K. passenger and freight services:— Japan-European Fortnightly Service; Orient-California Fortnightly Service; Japan-Australia Monthly Service; South American West Coast Monthly Service; Japan-Bombay Monthly Service; Japan-China Rapid Express Service. Besides the above the company maintains regular passenger services from Japan to Tsingtao, the South Sea Islands, Tientsin, Formosa, etc., the last two being operated by the N. Y. K. Line. The authorized capital of the company as in 1937 was ¥106,250,000, of which ¥78,250,000 was paid up. — p. 248 ([scan part 1, leaf 303](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n303/mode/1up))

**Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile S.S. Co.)** The Company was established in 1884 by the amalgamation of small shipping companies which had steamers plying between ports in the inland sea. The field of operation has subsequently been enlarged and it enjoys at present a commanding position in Japanese shipping. The following is a list of the important O. S. K. passenger and freight services:— South American Monthly Service; New York Rapid Express Monthly Service; East Coast African Monthly Service; Bombay Twice Monthly Service; Calcutta Twice Monthly Service; Australia Monthly Service; South Seas Service (South Seas Subsidized Service, South Seas Voluntary Service, Philippine Service, Saigon-Bangkok Service). The Company also maintains a regular passenger service from Japan to important places in Formosa, China, Korea, Dairen, etc. The authorized capital of the Company as in 1937 was ¥100,000,000, of which ¥62,500,000 is paid up. — p. 249 ([scan part 1, leaf 303](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n303/mode/1up))


## Japan — Supplement: Diplomatic and Consular Service (Foreign and Japanese) (September 15th, 1938): Foreign Embassies and Legations in Tokyo

### Foreign Embassies and Legations in Tokyo — Embassies

**Belgium** —5, Niban-cho, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. kudan 3556). Ambassador—Baron de Bassompierre. 1st Secretary—Pierre Attilio Forthomme. Secretary-Interpreter—Ferdinand Buckens. — p. 587 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Brazil** —2, 3-chome, Omote-cho, Akasaka-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 3448). Ambassador—Pedro Leao Velloso. 1st Secretary—Ruy Pinheiro Guimaraes. Military Attaché—Commander Jose de Lima Figueiredo. 2nd Secretary—Renato Firmino Maia de Mendonca. — p. 587 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**France** —33, Fujimi-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Takanawa 90 & 2541). Ambassador—Charles Arsene-Henry. Counsellor—Baron Guy Fain. Naval Attaché—Captain Joseph Rosati. Air Attaché—Wing-Commander Max Bruyere. Military Attaché—Major Thiebaut. Commercial Attaché—Comte de Tascher (absent). 3rd Secretary—Arnaud d'Andurain de Maytie; 1st Secretary-Interpreter—Georges Bonmarchand; Secretary Archivist—Francios Guezennec; 2nd Secretary-Interpreter—D. Joly; Attaché—Charles Lesca, Lortat-Jacob; Assistant Commercial Attaché—Robert Douteau. — p. 587 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Germany** —14, 1-chome, Nagata-cho, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. Ginza 2317, 2318, 3033). Ambassador—Major-General Eugen Ott. Counsellor—Dr. Boltze. Counsellor (of Legation)—Dr. H. Kolb. Military & Air Attaché—Colonel Gerhard Matzky. Naval Attaché—Captain Vaisseau Lietzmann. Chancellor Commercial—Dr. von Spindler. — p. 587 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Great Britain** —1, Goban-cho, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. Kudan 2706 & 2707). Ambassador—Sir Robert Craigie. Counsellors—J. L. Dodds, W. B. Cunningham. Naval Attaché—Captain H. B. Rawlings. Military Attaché—Major-General F. S. G. Piggott. Air Attaché—Captain W. E. G. Bryant. Commercial Counsellor—G. B. Sansom. Commercial Secretary—H. A. Macrae. Financial Counsellor—E. L. Hall Patch. (absent). Asst. Commercial Secretary—F. S. Tomlinson (absent). 2nd Secretaries—A. A. F. Haigh, H. R. Sawbridge; 3rd Secretary P. H. Gore-Booth; Asst. Naval Attaché—Comdr. A. D. Merriman; Assistant Military Attaché—Major G. T. Wards; Honorary Attaché—I. E. M. Morrison; Student Interpreters—A. J. dela Mare, J. R. V. Mason, R. G. H. Watts, R. T. D. Ledward, J. O. Lloyd; Archivist—J. M. Tabor; Assistant Archivist—J. M. Clague; Military Attaché's Office—H. T. Langstone; Air Attaché's Office—G. H. D. Bell. — p. 587 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Italy** —28, 1-chome, Mita, Shiba-ku. (Tel. Mita 1580 & 4060). Ambassador—Giacinto Auriti. Counsellor—Baron Michele Scammacca. Naval Attaché—Captain Giorgio Giorgis. Military Ataché—Lt.-Colonel Guglielmo Scalise. Air Attaché—Lt.-Colonel Nerio Brunetti. 1st Secretary—Pio Macchi des Comtes de Cellere. Commercial Counsellor—Dr. Romolo Angelone. 2nd Secretary—Franco Bounous. Assistant Interpreter—Salvatore Mergè. — p. 587 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Manchoukuo** —50, Sakurada-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 4066–69). Ambassador—Yuan Chen-Tuo. Counsellors—Kiyotane Noda, Yeh Yao-kung; Hachiro Kato. Military Attaché—Major-Gen. Li Wen-Lung. Asst. Military Attaché—Colonel Yu Cheng. Commercial Secretaries—Kanichi Utsumi, Hsueh Yung-K'uei, Tadashi Nakano. Secretaries—(2nd) Kanichi Utsumi, Mitsusato Fujimori, Mutsumi Koinuma, Wu Yun Ta Lai, Hajime Kii; (3rd) Wu Hang Yeh. Attaché—Akira Okuda. — p. 587 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Poland** —9, Tsuna-machi, Mita, Shiba-ku. (Tel. Mita 1055). Ambassador—Thaddee de Romer. Counsellor—Xavier Zaleski. Military & Naval Attaché—Lt.-Colonel Georges Pierre Levittoux. 1st Secretary—Jacek Trawinski. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Turkey** —283, Yoyogi Sanya, Shibuya-ku. (Tel. Yotsuya 3901 & 1224). Ambassador—R. Husrev Gerede. Counsellor—N. Ferruh Alkend. Military Attaché—Captain Hayri Saner. 2nd Secretary—H. Nizamedin Erenel. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**The United States of America** —1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 421-2-3-4, 525, 1409). Ambassador—Joseph Clark Grew. Counsellor—Eugene H. Dooman. Naval Attaché—Captain Harold Bemis. Military Attaché—Major Harry I. Creswell. Commercial Attaché—Frank S. Williams. 1st Secretary—Joseph F. McGurk; 2nd Secretaries—Edward S. Crocker, Cabot Coville, George D. Andrews, Jr.; 3rd Secretaries—Frank A. Schuler, Max W. Schmidt; Assistant Naval Attaché—Lieut.-Comdr. Francis Joseph Bridget. Assistant Military Attaché—Captain Robin B. Pape. Attachés—Ralph J. Blake, Glen W. Bruner. Honorary Attaché—David McAlpin Pyle. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**U. S. S. R** —1, Mamiana-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 138 & 139). Ambassador— Commercial Counsellor—Vladimir Kotchetoff (absent). Counsellor (Charge d'Affaires a. i.)—Constantin Smetanin. Naval Attaché—Captain Alexandre Kovaleff. 1st Secretary—Boris Rodoff (absent). 2nd Secretaries—Jean Jourba, Petr Anuroff. Attaché—Ivan Volkov. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

### Foreign Embassies and Legations in Tokyo — Legations

**Afghanistan** —7, Aoba-cho, Shibuya-ku. (Tel. Aoyama 5790). Minister—Habibullah Khan Tarzi. 1st Secretary—Abdul Rauf Khan. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Argentina** —2, Ichiban-cho, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. Kudan 2065). Minister—Eduardo Racedo. Secretary—Arturo Alvarez Montenegro. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Bolivia** —7, Aoba-cho, Shibuya-ku. (Tel. Aoyama 7557). Charge d'Affaires—J. E. Guerra Ballivian. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Canada** —16, 3-chome, Omote-cho, Akasaka-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 3107). Minister—R. Randolph Bruce. 1st Secretary—E. D. McGreer. Commercial Secretary—C. M. Croft. 2nd Secretary—Kenneth P. Kirkwood. Assit. Commercial Attaché—A. Keith Doull. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Chile** —7, 1-chome, Shirokane-Daimachi, Shiba-ku. (Tel. Takanawa 3141). Minister—Martin Figueroa. 1st Secretary—Marcial Martinez. Commercial Counsellor—Manuel Cuadros. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Colombia** —Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. Marunouchi 67). Charge d'Affaires—Leopoldo Borda Roldan. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Cuba** —11, Shinrydo-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 4501). 1st Secretary (Charge d'Affaires)—Dr. Florencio Guerra. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Czechoslovakia** —67, Tansu-machi, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 183). Minister—Frantisek Havlicek. Counsellor—Dr. Jan I. Havelka. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Denmark** —52, Hikawa-cho, Akasaka-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 916). Minister—Baron Rudolph Bertouch-Lehn. Secretary—Comte Kjeld Knuth. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Egypt** —331, 3-chome, Kamiosaki, Shinagaka-ku. (Tel. Osaki 4095). Minister—Abdel Wahab Daoud Bey. 2nd Secretary—Hassan Zaki. Attaché—Abdel Salam Raafat. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Finland** —62, Tansu-machi, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 205). Minister—Hugo Valvanne. Attaché—Tovio Ilmari Kala. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Iran** —55, Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 3010). Counsellor (Charge d'Affaires a. i.)—Ali Mohammed Sheybany. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Mexico** —21, 2-chome, Nagata-cho, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. Ginza 4494, 4495). Minister—General Francisco J. Aguilar (absent). 2nd Secretary—Eduardo Espinosa Prieto. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Netherlands** —1, Sakae-cho, Shiba-ku. (Tel. Shiba 3045). Minister—General J. Pabst. 1st Secretary—Dr. J. H. van Roijen. Secretary-Interpreter—J. B. Snellen; Asst. Interpreter—Dr. R. H. van Gulik; Attaché Lieutenant S. den Boeft. — p. 588 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Norway** —17, Aoyama Takagi-cho, Akasaka-ku. (Tel. Aoyama 1455). Minister—Finn Koren. 1st Secretary—Arnoldus H. Kolstad. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Peru** —2, Hiroo-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Mita 2640). Minister—Dr. Ricardo Rivera Schreiber. 1st Secretary—Carlos Porras. Military Attaché—Commander Juan Mendoza. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Portugal** —1, Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. Ginza 1048). Minister—Joaquim Pedroso. (absent). Secretary, (Charge d'Affairs a. i.)—Dr. A. Carreiro de Freitas. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Rumania** —55, Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 5061). Minister—Georges G. Stoicesco. Military, Naval & Air Attaché—Colonel G. Bagulesco. 1st Secretary—Radu Flondor. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Siam** —140, 1-chome, Harajuku, Shibuya-ku. (Tel. Aoyama 4337). Minister—Phya Sri Sena. Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel Luang Virayodha; 2nd Secretary—Luang Ratanadib; 3rd Secretary—Arun Vichitnananda. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Spain** —2, 1-chome, Ichibei-cho, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Akasaka 461). Minister—Santiago Méndez de Vigo. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Sweden** —22, Nishi-machi, Azabu-ku. (Tel. Mita 3420). Minister—Widar Bagge. 1st Secretary—T. Hugo Wistrand. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))

**Switzerland** —3, No. 1, Niban-cho, Kojimachi-ku. (Tel. Kudan 2302). Minister—Walter Thurnheer. 2nd Secretary—Julien Rossat. — p. 589 ([scan part 1, leaf 642](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n642/mode/1up))


## Japan — Diplomatic and Consular Service: Japanese Embassies and Legations Abroad (October, 1938)

### Japanese Embassies and Legations Abroad — Embassies

**Belgium** (1, Boulevard General Jacques, Ixelles Bruxelles, Belgique)
Ambassador—Saburo Kurusu (also Minister to Luxemburg)
Counsellor—Ryuki Sakamoto
Military Attaché—Colonel Y. Tsuchihashi
Secretary (2nd)—N. Yoshioka — p. 592 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Brazil** (75, Rua dos Voluntarios da Patria, Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Ambassador—Setsuzo Sawada
Counsellor—Tokuji Amagi
Military Attaché—Colonel R. Nakanishi
Naval Attaché—Commander A. Shigehiro
Secretaries (2nd)—T. Kudo; (3rd) S. Komine — p. 592 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**France** (24, Rue Greuze, Paris, France)
Ambassador—Dr. Yotaro Sugimura
Counsellor—Katsutaro Miyazaki
Military Attaché—Colonel Y. Tsuchihashi
Naval Attaché—Captain M. Sumikawa
Secretaries—(1st) S. Sato, K. Tsutsui; (2nd) K. Saito — p. 592 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Germany** (Berlin W. 62, Ahornst. I, Deutschland)
Ambassador—Major-General H. Oshima
Counsellor—Tsuneo Yanai
Military Attaché—Major-General T. Kawabe
Naval Attaché—Lieut.-Commander Y. Ichikawa
Secretaries—(1st) T. Masatani, J. Kanda; (3rd) R. Takeuchi
Commercial Secretary—Y. Sudo, Alexander Nagai — p. 592 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Great Britain** (37, Portman Sq., London, W. I., England)
Ambassador—Mamoru Shigemitsu
Counsellor—Suemasa Okamoto
Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel I. Suganami
Naval Attaché—Captain H. Yano
Secretaries—(1st) T. Sato, Y. Muto; (2nd) K. Inoue, S. Kase; (3rd) A. Kotaki
Commercial Counsellor—S. Moto, Shinjiro Matsuyama (also Consul-General) — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**China** (Peking, China)
Ambassador—Shigeru Kuwagoe
Counsellor—Kanjo Horiuchi, Morindo Morishima (also Consul-General, Shanghai)
Naval Attaché—Rear-Admiral N. Nomura
Secretaries—(1st) K. Hayashide, M. Akiyama, I. Goto (also Consul, Shanghai); (2nd) S. Kawahara (also Consul, Shanghai), N. Kita (also Consul, Shanghai), S. Kadowaki (also Consul, Shanghai), M. Ishikawa (also Consul, Shangai), E. Sone, Y. Isono (also Consul, Shanghai); (3rd) M. Hasegawa (also Consul, Shanghai), R. Harada, K. Shimizu, H. Yamada, H. Shimazu (Consul), W. Oguma (Consul), F. Uchida (also Consul, Nanking), S. Ishiguro (also Consul, Shanghai), R. Yaguchi.
Commercial Counsellor—Shizuo Shimada (also Vice-Consul, Shanghai) — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Italy** (Viale Regina Magherita 260, Rome, Italie)
Ambassador—Toshio Shiratori
Caunsellor—Jun Matsumiya
Secretaries—(1st) T. Terazaki; (3rd) K. Hara
Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel S. Arisue
Naval Attaché—Commander H. Hiraide — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Manchoukuo** (Hsinking, Kirin Province, Manchoukuo)
Ambassador—Gen. Kenkichi Ueda
Counsellor—Sotomatsu Kato
Military Attaché—Major-General K. Ishihara
Naval Attaché—Captain K. Shiroya
Secretaries—(1st) T. Miura; (2nd) S. Ogata; (3rd) K. Narita, Y. Izeki, O. Kuroda — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Poland** (Ulica Bronislawa Pierackiego 10, Varsovie)
Ambassador—Hideichi Sakoh
Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel M. Ueda
Secretaries—(1st) J. Kimura; (2nd) M. Inoue; (3rd) T. Niimiya — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Turkey** (Ayaz Pacha 77 Pera, Stamboul, Turquie)
Ambassador—Toshihiko Taketomi
Counsellor—Hirobumi Terashima
Military Attaché—Major T. Isomura
Naval Attaché—Commander M. Ishikawa
1st Secretary—K. Kano — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**United States of America** (2514 Massachusetts Ave., N. W., Washington, D.C., U.S.A.)
Ambassador—Kensuke Horinouchi
Counsellor—Yakichiro Suma
Military Attaché—Colonel M. Yamauchi
Naval Attaché—Captain K. Kobayashi
Secretaries—(1st) Sakamoto; (2nd) N. Kitazawa; (3rd) R. Iwata, S. Fukushima
Commercial Secretary—T. Inouye (also Consul) — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**U. S. S. R** (Malaya Nikitskaya 13, Moscow, U. S. S. R.)
Ambassador—Shigenori Togo
Counsellor —Haruhiko, Nishi
Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel A. Tsuchii
Naval Attaché—Captain M. Maeda
Secretaries—(1st) K. Sasaki, M. Miyakawa; (2nd) M. Yoshitomi; (3rd) S. Ohta S. Hirose
Commercial Counsellor—K. Tanaka — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

### Japanese Embassies and Legations Abroad — Legations

**Afghanistan** (Kaboul, Afghanistan)
Minister—Kazuo Moriya
Secretaries—(2nd) Kaku Kuwahara; (3rd) Shintaro Iwasaki — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Argentina, Paraguay & Uruguay** (Calle Reconquista 336, Buenos Aires, La Argentina)
Minister—Iwataro Uchiyama
1st Secretary—Toyokichi Fukuma (also Consul)
Military Attaché—Colonel R. Nakanishi
Naval Attaché—Commander A. Shigehiro
Commercial Secretary—Yoshio Nakamura — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Hungary** (Kelenhegyi ut 42/a, Budapest)
Minister—Hajime Matsumiya
Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel T. Wakamatsu
1st Secretary—Tsutomu Suwa; (3rd) Tokinosuke Takeuchi — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Canada** (Victoria Bldg., 140 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario)
Minister—Shu Tomii
Naval Attaché—Commander K. Takeuchi
1st Secretary—Motoichiro Omori — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Chile** (Avenida Pedro de Valdivia 522, Santiago, Chili)
Minister—Tetsuichiro Miyake
Military Attaché—Colonel R. Nakanishi
Naval Attaché—Commander A. Shigehiro
2nd Interpreter—E. Kawasaki — p. 593 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Colombia** (Edificio de Banco de la Repubrica, 520-522, Bogota)
Minister—Kiyoshi Yamagata
1st Secretary—Fujio Minoda — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Cuba** (Ad. de Belgica entre Av. de los Aliados Y. Victoria, Altura de Almendares Havana, Cuba)
Minister—Kensuke Horinouchi (Ambassador to Washington)
3rd Secretary—H. Terasaki (also Consul) — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Czechoslovakia** (Palace “Fenix” C. 60-62, Vaclavaske Namesti, Praha-11 Techecoslovaiequ)
Minister—Keinosuke Fujii
Military Attaché—Major T. Maki
Secretaries—(1st) Noboru Ogawa (absent); (2nd) Y. Kiuchi — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Egypt** (No. 6 Rue Hadika, Garden City, Le Cairo, Egypte)
Minister—Masayuki Yokoyama
3rd Secretary—Toshio Katsube — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Finland** (11, B. Parkgatan, Helsingfors, Finlande)
Minister—Yujiro Sugishita
Military Attaché—Major Y. Kato
Naval Attaché—Captain M. Maeda
3rd Secretary—K. Izumi — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Iran** (Av. Pahlavi, Teheran, Iran)
Minister—Soichi Nakayama
Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel H. Takashina — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Latvia** (Jura Alunana iela 2, dz 2. Riga, Latvija)
Minister—Shojiro Otaka
Military Attaché—Major T. Takatsuki — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Mexico** (also Salvador, Guatemala, Hondulas, Nicalagua & Costalica) (Avenida de Los Insurgentes 190, Colonia, Roma, Mexico)
Minister—Saichiro Koshida
Naval Attaché—Commander K. Hamanaka
2nd Secretaries—Yashichi Otani (also Consul)
3rd Secretary—Yoriyoshi Saida (also Consul) — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Netherlands** (I, Guliana Van Stolberglaan, Den Haag, Pays-Bas)
Minister—Kazue Kuwajima
Naval Attaché—Lieut-Commander M. Watanaki
3rd Secretary—T. Hagihara — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Panama** (La Esquina de Ave. Justo Arosemena y Calle 38, Panama)
Minister—Saichiro Koshida
2nd Secretary—Yashichi Otani — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Peru** (also Ecuador & Bolivia) (Av. Arequipa 610, Lima, Peru)
Minister—Masamoto Kitada
2nd Interpreter—M. Fukushima — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Portugal** (Praca do Rio de Janeiro 14, Lisbao, Portugal)
Minister—Ken Yanagizawa — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Rumania** (also Jugo-Slavia) (Strada G. Gogu Constacuzino 33, Bucaresti, Roumanie)
Minister—Tadashi Kurihara
Military Attaché—Major H. Kitano
Naval Attaché—Commander M. Ishikawa
1st Secretaries—Jiro Kurosawa, Nobuo Watanabe
2nd Secretary—Shunsuke Asada — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Siam** (545, Raja Prarob Road, Makasan, Bangkok)
Minister—Kuramatsu Murai
Military Attaché—Lieut.-Colonel J. Saito
Naval Attaché—Captain S. Torigoe
1st Secretary—Shinichi Takase (also Consul General)
3rd Secretary—T. Kasahara
Commercial Counsellor—J. Tazawa — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Spain** (Caille de Alcala 87, Madrid, Espana)
Minister—Makoto Yano
1st Secretary—Taiichiro Takaoka — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Sweden** (also Norway and Denmark) (Strandvagen 25, Stockholm, Suede)
Minister—Shigeru Kuriyama
Military Attaché—Major Y. Kato
Secretaries—(2nd) M. Hirata, Y. Iwanaga; (3rd) M. Yamaguchi — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Switzerland** (95, Thunstrasse, Berne, Suisse)
Minister—Eiji Amau.
2nd Secretary—Tsuyoshi Tsukamoto — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Union of South Africa** (Prudential House, Pretorious St., Pretoria, Union of S. Africa)
Minister—Kenichi Okada
1st Secretaries—Takeo Kinoshita, Tomotsune Ota — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))

**Japanese Office for International Conferences** (Geneve, Switzerland)
Director—Eiji Amau
Deputy Director—Uzuhiko Usami
Commissioners—Kota Hokezu, M. Kanayama — p. 594 ([scan part 1, leaf 647](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n647/mode/1up))


## Japan — Diplomatic and Consular Service: Japanese Consulate-Generals Abroad (September, 1938)

**London** (1, Broad Street Place, Finsbury Circus, London, E.C. 2, England) Consul-General—Kiyoshi Uchiyama — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Hamburg** (Hamburg, Alsterdamm 39, Europahaus, Deutschland) Consul-General—Hiroshi Kawamura; Vice-Consul—Shigeo Imai — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Geneva** (Switzerland) Consul-General—Uzuhiko Usami — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Vienna** Consul-General—Akira Yamaji — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Vienna:** Consul-General—Akira Yamaji; Consul-General—Uzuhiko Usami; Consul—Sempachi Tanaka; Vice-Consul—Kozo Okuyama — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

### U. S. S. R. (Asiatic Russia)

**Vladivostok** (24, Pekinskaya Ulitsa, Vladivostock) Consul-General—Motoharu Shichida; Vice-Consul—R. Honda — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Alexandrovsk** (3, Ulitsa Imeni Dzerzinskavo, Alexandrovsk, Sakhalin) Consul-General—Bunichiro Tanaka — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Habarovsk** (54, Komsomolskaya Ulitsa, Habarovsk) Consul-General—Shigeru Shimada — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

### Manchoukuo:

**Harbin:** Consul-General—Ken Tsurumi; Consul—Taku Taniguchi; Vice-Consul—N. Arihisa — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Tsitsihar:** Consul-General—Seijiro Takiyama — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Mukden:** Consul-General—Denjiro Kato; Consul—O. Yoshimura; Vice-Consul—T. Sai — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Hsinking:** Consul—Hakuo Shirasaki — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

### China:

**Tientsin:** Consu-General—Shigenori Tashiro; Consuls—C. Nakajima, H. Tanaka, S. Shima, S. Takai, J. Nagai; Vice-Consuls—N. Teraoka, N. Nishida, Y. Orikasa — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Tsingtao:** Consul-General—Yoshioki Miura; Consuls—Yasushi Shirai, Nagatoshi Osawa, Eiji Wajima; Vice-Consuls—S. Yoshitake, Y. Watanabe — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Tsinan:** Consul-General—Manabu Arino; Consul—Shizuka Mochizuki; Vice-Consul—K. Fujii — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Shanghai:** Conul-General—Shinroku Hidaka; Consuls—N. Ban, S. Kato, A. Tajima, T. Hattori; Vice-Consuls—H. Kawaguchi, N. Tabata, S. Shirokura, etc. — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Nanking:** Consul-General—Yoshinori Hanawa; Consul—Shoichi Tanaka, Takayoshi Sasaki; Vice-Consuls—S. Inui, K. Komori — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Hankow:**  — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Chengtu:**  — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Fuchow:**  — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Amoy:** Consul-General—Goro Uchida — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Canton:**  — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Hongkong:** Consul-General—Toyoichi Nakamura — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Hanoi** (76, Boulevard Carnot, Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China) Consul-General—Ushio Munemura — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Singarope** (Union Bldg., Colleyer Quay, Singapore, Straits-Settlements) Consul-General—Issaku Okamoto — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Bangkok** (545 Raja-Prarob Road, Makasan, Bangkok, Siam) Consul-General—Shinichi Takase — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Manila** (G. de Las Reyes Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Manila, P. I.) Consul-General—Nobuo Fujimura — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Batavia** (3, Gang Scott, Batavia, Java) Consul-General—Kintaro Umase — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Calcutta** (Royal Insurance Bldg., Dalhousie Sq. Calcutta, India) Consul-General—Tanichiro Yoshida — p. 595 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Sydney** (17, Castlereagh St., Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) Consul-General—Torao Wakamatsu — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Honolulu** (1742, Nauuanu Av., Honolulu, Hawaii) Consul-General—Kosaku Mizusawa — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**San Francisco** (Postal Telegraph Bldg., Battery St., San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A.) Consul-General—Kanzo Shiozaki; Consuls—K. Umase, Y. Hirota (absent); Vice-Consul—Shigeru Takase — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**New York** (500 Fifth Av., New York City, N. Y., U. S. A.) Consul-General—Kaname Wakasugi; Consuls—Shiroji Yuki. Toyoji Inouye, S. Fukushima — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Mexico** (c/o Japanese Legation, Mexico City) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))

**Sao Paulo** (83, Av. Bringadeiro Luiz Antonio, San Paulo, Brazil) Consul-General—Junzo Sakane, Kozo Ichige (absent); Consul—Masaki Yodokawa; Vice-Consul—Keizo Hishikawa; Ribeirao Preto Branch (Rua General Osorio 112, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil) Vice-Consul—Takeo Saito — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 650](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n650/mode/1up))


## Japan — Diplomatic and Consular Service: Japanese Consulates Abroad (September, 1938)

### Belgium:

**Anvers** R. Moriyama — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### England:

**Liverpool** K. Mizuno — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### France:

**Marseilles** Y. Yamashita — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Sweden:

**Stockholm** Chancellor Hirano (in charge) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### U. S. S. R.:

**Odessa**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Blagovestchensk**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Manchoukuo:

**Suifenho** S. Shimomura (V.C.) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Manchouli** M. Matsuda (V.C.) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Hailar** T. Yonaiyama (absent), T. Miura (V.C.) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Chinchow** G. Sumino (V.C.) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Chihfeng** C. Yamayasu (V.C.) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Chengteh** M. Kusano (V.C.) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### China:

**Chefoo** H. Nagaoka — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Hangchow**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Kiukiang**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Chenchow**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Ichang**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Changsha**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Chungkiang**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Shashi**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Swatow**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Yunnan**  — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Philippines:

**Davao** I. Shibata — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Java:

**Sourabaya** O. Saito — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Sumatora:

**Medan** C. Harada — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### French Indo-China:

**Saigon** S. Takase — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Rangoon** T. Kaneko — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### India:

**Bombay** J. Fukui — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Colombo** N. Kuga — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Egypt:

**Port Said** M. Ohno (V.C.) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Alexandria** T. Kuroki — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Morocco:

**Casablanca** N. Katsuda — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Arabia:

**Beyrout** S. Obase — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Ethiopia:

**Addis-Ababa** M. Ikeno (in charge) — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### East Africa:

**Mombassa** C. Mogaki — p. 596 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### British South Africa:

**Cape Town** T. Kinoshita — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### U. S. A.:

**Los Angeles** I. Ohta — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Portland** H. Yoshida — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Seattle** Y. Sato — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Chicago** H.Masutani — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**New Orleans** K. Ito — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Canada:

**Vancouver** H. Nemichi — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Ottawa** Chancellor Kobayashi (in charge) — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Cuba:

**Havana** H. Terasaki — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Salvador:

**San Salvador** N. Saida — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Panama:

**Panama** Y. Otani, T. Umemoto (absent) — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Peru:

**Lima** N. Fujimura — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Argentina:

**Buenos Aires** T. Fukuma — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

### Brazil:

**Rio de Janeiro** Shunichi Komine — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Bauru** Hayao Suetake — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Belem** Tomiya Kozeki (V.C.) — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))

**Santos** Sakae Nanjo (V.C.) — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 651](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n651/mode/1up))


## Japan — Diplomatic and Consular Service: Japanese Honorary Consuls Abroad (September, 1938)

### Albania:

**Tirana** Alexandre Hobdari — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Belgium:

**Liege** Armand Paar Magis — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Bolivia:

**Trinidad** Samuel Avila Alvarado — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Brazil:

**Manaos** Aluysio de Araujo — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Chile:

**Iquique** Don Haracio Mujica — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Colombia:

**Bogota** Don Luis Carlos Corral — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Denmark:

**Copenhagen*** Henrik Gether (C.G.); Robert Berner — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Dominica:

**Santo Domingo** Esteban Prieto Pena — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Ecuador:

**Guayaquil** Pedro V. Miller — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### France:

**Algier** Pierre Marie Auguste Ferrat — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**le Havre** Charles Francis Langstaff — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Tunis** Jules Charles Prat — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Germany:

**Bremen** F. H. Noltenius — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Leipzig** Alfred Selter — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**München*** Eduard Schussel (C.G.) — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Stettin*** Arthur Kunstmann (C.G.) — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Vienna** Hans Carl Zimmermann — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Great Britain:

**Adelaide (Australia)** Frank Lancelot Parsons — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Brisbane (Australia)** Frederick Ewen Loxton — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Broome (Australia)** Arthur Male — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Cardiff** Ronald Howard Evans — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Dublin** James Bell Hollwey — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Durban** William Robert Wright — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Gibralter** W. H. Smith — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Glasgow** Urquhart F. Burrell — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Manchester** William Peer Groves — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Melbourne (Australia)** David York Syme, P. J. Black (V.C.) — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Middlesborough** Alfred William Bulmar — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Valetta** Rovert Howard — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Oakland** Eliot Rypinski Davis — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Greece:

**Salonika** Edwin N. Saltiel — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Haiti:

**Port-au-Prince** Edouward Estève — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Honduras:

**Tegucigalpa** Ignacio Agurcia — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Hungary:

**Budapest** Hollôs Ödön — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Italy:

**Genoa** Lionel Canali — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Livorno** Comte Giorgio do Chayes — p. 597 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Naples** Marquis de Compolattro, Charles Emile Capomazza — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Palermo** Giuseppe Pater Nostro — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Venice** Giuseppe Fujinato — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Jugoslavia:

**Belgrade** Milutin Stanojevitch — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Luxemburg:

**Lexemberg*** Jean Pierre Arendt (C.G.), Casimir Theisen (V.C.) — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Netherlands:

**Rotterdam*** Hendrik Pieter Van Vliet (C.G.) — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Amsterdam** William Rehbock — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Willemstad** Richard Abram Cohen Henriquez — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Norway:

**Oslo*** Arthur Hervich Mathiesen (C.G.) — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Palestine:

**Haifa** Norman Robert Stephan Joly — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Peru:

**Trujillo** Carlos Larco Herrera — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Arequipa** Francisco Gomez dé la Torre — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Poland:

**Gdynia** Feliks Collat — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Portugal:

**Oporto** Ricardo Spratley — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Sweden:

**Gothenburg** Tor Erland Johnson Broström — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### Switzerland:

**Basel** Edouard Zellweger — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

### U. S. A.:

**Boston** Richard Ely Danielson — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Philadelphia** Edward Shippen Morris — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Galveston** J. H. Langben — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**Mobile** Henry H. Clarke — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))

**San Juan** Asisclo Marxuach — p. 598 ([scan part 1, leaf 652](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n652/mode/1up))


## Manchoukuo — Education: Japanese educational institutions (leading institutions)

**Manchuria Medical University** Established at Mukden by the South Manchuria Railway in June, 1911 for Japanese and Manchurian students. Course: preparatory 3 yrs., university 4 yrs. Enrollment at the end of April, 1936—university course, 287; preparatory course and special preparatory course, 240; special course 137. Clinic attached. — p. 685 ([scan part 1, leaf 744](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n744/mode/1up))

**Port Arthur Engineering University** Formerly Port Arthur Engineering School. Elevated to university status August, 1922. Departments: mechanical engineering, electric engineering, mining, metallurgy. Course: preparatory 3 yrs., university 4 yrs. Enrollment at the end of April, 1936: Preparatory course, 253; University course, 162. — p. 685 ([scan part 1, leaf 744](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n744/mode/1up))

**Russso-Japanese Association School** Established, 1920 at Harbin by the Late Count Goto. Course, 3 yrs., Special course 1 yr. — p. 685 ([scan part 1, leaf 744](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n744/mode/1up))

**South Manchuria Technical College** Established at Dairen. Formerly, South Manchuria Technical School. Elevated to college status, 1922. Course, 3 yrs. Departments: architectural, mechanical. Enrollment in May, 1936: 276. — p. 685 ([scan part 1, leaf 744](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n744/mode/1up))

**Industrial Training Schools** Established at Fushun and Penhsihu. Object: practical technical training. Course, 3 yrs. — p. 685 ([scan part 1, leaf 744](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n744/mode/1up))

**Agricultural Training Schools** Established at Kungchuling and Hsingyaocheng. Course, 1 to 2 yrs. With dormitory facilities. — p. 685 ([scan part 1, leaf 744](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n744/mode/1up))

**Commercial Training Schools** Established at Yingkow and Liaoyang in 1928. Course, 1 to 2 yrs. With dormitory facilities. — p. 685 ([scan part 1, leaf 744](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n744/mode/1up))


## Commerce — Representatives of Japanese Prefectures and Colonies

### Representatives of Japanese Prefectures and Colonies

**Dairen** Fukuoka, Osaka, Aichi, Yamaguchi, Tokyo, Hokkaido, Saga, Wakayama, Formosa, — p. 777 ([scan part 1, leaf 834](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n834/mode/1up))

**Mukden** Hiroshima, Fukui, Shizuoka, Kyoto, Okayama, Hyogo, Gifu, Ishikawa, Tokyo, Osaka, Wakayama, Nagoya, Korea, Fukuoka, Miyagi, Shimane. — p. 777 ([scan part 1, leaf 834](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n834/mode/1up))

**Hsinking** Aichi, Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Korea, Tokyo. — p. 777 ([scan part 1, leaf 834](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n834/mode/1up))

**Harbin** Aichi, Fukuoka, Tokyo, Osaka, Hyogo, Hiroshima, Hokkaido, Toyama, Korea. — p. 777 ([scan part 1, leaf 834](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n834/mode/1up))

**Mukden Trade Association** The Mukden Trade Association was organized in December, 1912 by the Japanese traders resident at Mukden. The members of the association as in July, 1936 numbered 35. It handles chiefly wheat, flour, sugar, furs and hides, rubber shoes, textiles, toilet goods and others. It is steadily being carried on between Manchoukuan consumers and exporters in Japan. — p. 777 ([scan part 1, leaf 834](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n834/mode/1up))


## Manchoukuo — Manufacturing Industry: Pulp

### Pulp

**The East Manchuria Rayon Pulp Company, Limited** Designated location of works, Yenchihsien, Chientao Province; Site of works, 300,000 tsubo, approximately; Capital, ¥15,000,000. Products: wood pulp of various kinds; annual capacity, 15,000 metric tons; annual production, 10,000 metric tons. — p. 818 ([scan part 1, leaf 873](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n873/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Pulp Industrial Company, Limited (Japan-Manchoukuo joint enterprise)** Designated location of works, Ninan-hsien, Pinkiang Province; Site of work, 500,000 tsubo; Capital, M¥10,000,000; Products: wood pulp of various kinds; annual capacity, 15,000 metric tons; annual production, 10,000 metric tons. — p. 818 ([scan part 1, leaf 873](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n873/mode/1up))

**The Japan-Manchuria Pulp Manufacturing Company, Ltd** Designated location of works, Tunghua-hsien, or Tunchincheng; Site of works, 500,000 tsubo, Capital, M¥10,000,000; Annual capacity, 15,000 metric tons; Annual production, 10,000 tons. — p. 819 ([scan part 1, leaf 873](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n873/mode/1up))

**Toyo Pulp Company, Limited (formerly known as the Manchu Pulp Company, Limited)** Probable location of works, one of the following four places: lower course of the Wantsing, Tumen, or Hunchun, or Yenchi-hsien; Site of works, 300,000 tsubo; Capital, ¥10,000,000 (half to be paid up for the first call); Production: wood pulp of various kinds; annual capacity, 15,000 metric tons; annual production, 10,000 metric tons. — p. 819 ([scan part 1, leaf 873](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n873/mode/1up))


## Manchoukuo — Economic Policy: Principal affiliated companies

### Principal Affiliated Companies in Japan

**Nippon Mining Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥160,100,000; Capital Paid-up ¥160,100,000; Main Products: Gold, Silver, Copper, Crude Oil, Iron Ore, etc. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Hitachi, Ltd** Capital Paid-up ¥117,900,000; Capital Paid-up ¥117,900,000; Main Products: Electrical & Mechanical Equipments for Power Plants, Machineries and Rolling Stock, etc. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Osaka Iron Works, Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥12,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥12,000,000; Main Lines: Shipbuilding, Ship Repairing, and General Engineering. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Hitachi Electric Power Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥10,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥ 6,250,000; Main Lines: Supply of electric power. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Nissan Automobile Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥30,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥30,000,000; Main Products: "Nissan" and "Datsun" Passenger Cars and Trucks. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Nissan Automobile Sales Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥5,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥2,000,000; Main Lines: Sales of "Nissan" and "Datsun" Cars and Trucks. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Nissan Chemical Industry Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥124,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥ 77,500,000; Main Products: Coal, Fertilizers, etc. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Japan Fat & Oil Industry Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥40,500,000; Capital Paid-up ¥25,500,000; Main Products: Fish Oil and Fish Meals, Soaps, Paints, etc. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Nippon Marine Products Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥91,500,000; Capital Paid-up ¥67,000,000; Main Lines: Trawling, Floating Crab Canneries, Whale Catching and Whale Floating Factories, Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Nippon Industrial Rubber Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥10,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥10,000,000; Main Lines: Rubber Plantation in British North Borneo, Hemp Plantation, Lumber and Woodwork Business. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**Nissan Steamship Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥8,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥6,125,000. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**The Daido Match Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥8,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥7,000,000; Main Products: Matches. — p. 911 ([scan part 1, leaf 966](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n966/mode/1up))

**The Nissan Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥5,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥1,250,000; Main Lines: Fire, Marine, Accident and Transportation Insurance. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

### Principal Affiliated Companies in Manchoukuo

**Showa Steel Works, Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥100,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥ 90,000,000; Main Products: Pig Iron and Steel Billets, Steel Products, etc. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Colliery Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥80,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥32,000,000; Main Lines: Coal Mining. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Mining Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥50,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥12,500,000; Main Products: Gold and Other Metals. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Light Metals Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥25,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥ 6,250,000; Main Products: Aluminium and Alumina. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

**Dowa Automobile Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥6,200,000; Capital Paid-up ¥3,200,000; Main Products: Passenger Cars and Trucks. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Gold Mining Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥12,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥12,000,000; Main Lines: Gold Dredging. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Lead Co., Ltd** Capital Subscribed ¥4,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥4,000,000; Main Products: Lead and Zinc. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))

**The Manchuria Soya Bean Industry Corp** Capital Subscribed ¥5,000,000; Capital Paid-up ¥2,525,000; Main Products: Soya Bean Flour and Oil. — p. 912 ([scan part 1, leaf 967](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n967/mode/1up))


## Who's Who

### A

**Aall, Cato N. B** Hon. Consul for Norway in Tokyo; Chairman of Board of Dirs. Aall & Co., Tokyo, Osaka and Kobe; b. Aug. 1865, Vadsö, Norway; s. of Rev. Nils Anthon Aall. Career: grad. Com. Academy, Oslo, Norway; Hon. Consul for Norway and Sweden in Johannesburg, Transvaal; was for many yrs. in France, England, Canary Islands, America, China and Belgium. Address: 426/7, Mitsubishi 21-gokan, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Abe, Genki 安倍源基** Metro. Police Chief since Dec., 1937; b. Feb. 14, 1894, Yamaguchi-ken; e. s. of Hanjiro Abe; m. Fujiko, e. d. of Masanosuke Akiyama. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1920; passed Higher Civil Service Exam.; served Okinawa, Kochi and Aichi Prefs.; Secr. Home Office; Chief Educ. Bur. of Yamagata-ken; Chief Spec. Higher Police Dept., Metro. Police Board, 1932; Police Chief of Home Office. Address: Metro. Police Board, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Abe, Isoh 安部磯雄** M.P.; Pres. Shakai Taishuto (Social Mass Party); Mem. Tokyo Muni. Assembly; b. Feb. 4, 1865, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Gonnojo Okamoto; adopted by Abe family. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ.; studied in Europe and America; joined Christian movement in Okayama City; Instructor Doshisha; Prof. Waseda Univ.; founder and Pres. Shakai Minshuto (Japan's first proletarian political party) 1926; when Shakai Minshuto and Rodo Taishuto were merged into the new Shakai Taishuto, July 1932, apptd. Pres. Address: 107 Yedogawa Apts., Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Abe, Jiro 阿部次郎** Prof. in Æsthetics at Tohoku Imp. Univ. since 1923; b. Aug. 1883, Yamagata-ken; s. of Tomitaro, teacher. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; Lecturer Keio Univ. 1913; same. Japan Women's Coll. 1917; despatched to Europe for study by Educ. Dept. 1922-23. Address: 245 Tsuchitoi, Sendai. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Abe, Kiichiro 阿部喜市郎** M.D.; Physician; b. Dec. 14, 1880, Gumma-ken; s. of late Sakutaro, mine operator. Career: studied Medical Science (especially Radiant Ray Remedy); studied in Germany, Austria and France 1923; on return home founded Abe Hospital and Cancer Research Institute. Address: 1 Maruyama Fukuyama-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Abe, Nobuyuki 阿部信行** General on the reserve list. See 1936 issue. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Abe, Yoshimune 阿部義宗** Pres. Aoyama Gakuin; b. Dec. 3 1886, Hirosaki City. Career: grad. Aoyama Gakuin; Drew Theol. Seminary (B.D.); New York Univ. (M.A.); Chairman, Nat. Committee, Y.M.C.A. of Japan. Address: Aoyama Gakuin, Midorigaoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Abo, Kiyokazu 安保清種** Baron; Admiral (Reserve); Mem. House of Peers; Advisory Councillor to Cabinet; b. Oct. 15, 1870, Saga-ken; s. of Tanetetsu Sawano; later adopted by late Baron Kiyoyasu Abo; m. Sueko. Career: grad. Nav. Acad.; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; Captain H.M.S. Akitsushima; Staff 2nd Fleet; Nav. Gen. Staff Bd.; Chief, Nav. Tech. Dept.; Comdr.-in-Chief Kure and Yokosuka Nav. Stns.; served in Russo-Japanese War as Gunnery Officer on H.M.S. Mikasa; attended London Nav. Conf. as Adviser to Delegation 1929; Navy Minister 1930; Supreme War Councillor 1931-34. Address: 126 Ichigaya Tomihisa-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Adachi, Buntaro 足立文太郎** M.D.; Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; b. June 1865, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Chozo Adachi. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1894; studied Anat. & Anthrop. in Germany; Prof. 3rd Higher Sch.; Prof. and later Dean Med. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; resigned 1925; Pres. Osaka Higher Med. Sch. Address: 8 Yoshida Kaguraoka-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Adachi, Kenzo 安達謙藏** M.P.; Pres. Kokumin Domei Party since 1932; b. Oct. 23, 1864, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Nihei Adachi, samurai. Career: studied Chinese literature; law and politics in Tokyo; founded Chosen Nippo and Kanjo Shimpo; elected to Diet 14 times since 1902; Minister of Communications 1925; Acting Home Minister 1926; Dir. Minseito; Adviser, same; Home Minister in Hamaguchi Cabinet 1929; left Minseito 1931; established "Hasseiden" (Eight Saints' Temple) in Yokohama 1933. Address: 2 Hiroo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Adachi, Kenzo 安達堅造** Lt.-Colonel (reserve); Pres. Nippon Diesel Engrg. Co.; b. June 17 1881; s. of Shigenata Adachi. Career: grad. Middle School attached to Tokyo Higher Normal School 1899; Infantry Sub-Lieut. 1902; Military Wing Lt.-Col. until 1924. Address: 76. Shimo-Ochiai 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Agata, Shinobu 縣忍** See 1937 issue. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Ahnert, Edward von** Mining Engr.; Geologist; b. July 1865, Modlin, (Novogeorgievsk); s. of Edward Gotlieb von Ahnert, military eng.; n. German. Career: grad. Mining Institute of Katherina II, St. Petersburg 1889; served Laboratory of Finance Dept. 1893-95; Chief Engr. Expedition of Amur Ry. 1896; Mem. Expedition of Imp. Russian Geol. Soc. Manchuria & Korea 1896-98; Mem. of Geol. Committee, Russia 1897-1924; Chief, Far Eastern Sec. of same 1915-24; Mem. 3rd Pan-Pacific Sc. Cong. Tokyo 1926, Int'l Geographists' Cong. Paris 1931, 14th Geol. Cong. Washington 1933; Consulting Geologist, S. M. R. 1933; Hon. Corr. Mem. Deutsche Akademie, Munchen. Address: Boulvarniy 38 Prospectus, Harbin-N. T., Manchoukuo — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Aikawa, Yonetaro 相川米太郎** Lawyer; b. Apr. 1890, Nagasaki; s. of Yoneichi Aikawa; m. Kazuko, d. of Umpei Tachikawa, 1918. Career: joined the bar in Tokyo 1917; in Dairen 1918; elected Vice-Pres. Kwantung Province Bar Assn. 1921; was in Europe and America for study 1923-24; Pres. above mentioned assn. 1928; Mem. Dairen Muni. Assembly 1928 & 1932. Address: 51 Harima-cho, Dairen. — p. 943 ([scan part 1, leaf 1004](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1004/mode/1up))

**Aikawa, Yoshisuke 鮎川義介** Industrialist; Pres. Manchuria Ind. Develop. Corp., Nissan Motor Car Co., Chairman Hitachi Elec. Power Co., Nissan Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Nippon Suisan K. K.; Dir. Nissan Chemical Ind. Co., etc.; b. Nov. 1880, Yamaguchi-ken; e. s. of Yahachi Aikawa; m. Miyo, e. d. of Tojiro Iida, businessman. Career: grad. Mech. Engrg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903. inspected casting in Amer. and established Tobatta Foundry on returning; founder of Nissan Concern. Address: 18 Samban-cho 6-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Aiso, John Fujio 相磯藍雄** A.B.; LL.B.; Mem. New York Bar; Manchoukuo Patent Attorney; Dir. Chi Tung Tobacco Co. and A. Lopato Sons Ltd., Manchoukuo; b. Dec. 1909, Calif. U.S.A.; s. of Tokichi Aiso. Career: grad. Brown Univ., Harvard Law Sch.; studied Japanese Law at Chuo Univ., Tokyo; formerly of legal counsel at New York to Ind. Bk. of Japan. Daido Elec. Power Co., Ujigawa Elec. Co- Address: Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Mukden. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akaboshi, Tetsuma 赤星鐵馬** Aud. Chitose Fire & Marine Ins. Co.; b. Feb. 1882, Tokyo; s. of Yanosuke Akaboshi; m. 1909. Career: grad. Econ. Course, Pennsylvania Univ.; entered business on returning. Address: 1823 Kichijoji, Musashino-machi, Tokyo-fu. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akagi, Chikayuki 赤木親之** Spec. Deputy Commr. of Shanghai Muni. Council since Apr. 1938; Councillor Emb. China; b. May 1897, Hiroshima-ken; adopted s. of Shusaku Akagi. Career: served Home Office and Overseas Affairs Dept.; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. Overseas Min.'s Secretariate. Address: Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai, China. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akagi, Tomoharu 赤木朝治** See 1938 issue. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akahane, Ryukichi 赤羽柳吉** Prop. Tenryu Koshi, Penhsihu, Manchoukuo; b. July 1879, Nagano-ken; s. of Kazue Akahane; m. Koto Masuda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Waseda Univ.; Repr.-Dir. Chuo Shoji Co.; Mng.-Dir. Taishin Shoji Co.; [illegible]rganized present firm and is working smokeless [illegible]al mines. Address: 81 Settsu-machi, Dairen. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akama, Nobuyoshi 赤間信義** See 1936 issue. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akamatsu, Chijo 赤松智城** D. Litt.; Prof. Keijo Imp. Univ.; b. Dec. 1886, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Shodo Akamatsu. Career: grad. Phil. Ccurse (specially studied religion) Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1910; took P.-G. Course of same 1923; apptd. Prof. Ryukoku Univ. and Koya-san Univ. Address: Wajodai Keijo, Chosen. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akashi, Hatsutaro 赤司初太郎** Pres. East Manchuria Rayon Pulp Co., Taiwan Elec. Light Co., Manchuria Sugar Mfg. Co., Taiwan Pulp Ind. Co., Toho Kinzoku Seiren K. K., Akashi Mining Co., Kayanuma Coal Mining Co.; b. Jan. 1874, Kochi-ken. Career: entered business at Taiwan since 1908. Address: 49 Kageoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akashi, Teruo 明石照男** Pres. Dai-Ichi Ginko; Shibusawa Dozoku Kaisha; Chairman Tokyo Banker's Club; Dir. Shibusawa Dozoku Kaisha. Tokyo Clearing House; Executive-Dir. Oriental Develop. Co. since 1938; b. Mar. 30, 1881, Okayama-ken; s. of Seiichiro Akashi; m. Ai, d. of late Viscount Eiichi Shibusawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; joined Mitsubishi Firm. Address: 66 Myogadani-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akita, Kiyoshi 秋田清** M.P.; Advisory Councillor to Cabinet; b. Aug. 29, 1881, Tokushima-ken; s. of Eiji Akita. Career: grad. Tokyo Hogakuin (Law Coll.) and Nippon Horitsu Gakko; passed Judicial Service Exam.; Judge Kochi District Court; joined the bar 1905; M.P. since 1912; Parl. Vice-Minister of Communications, and later of Home Affairs in Tanaka Cabinet 1927; Speaker House of Rep. 1932-34. Address: 5 Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akiyama, Kaneyuki 秋山兼雪** See 1938 issue. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akiyama, Makoto 秋山信** Dir. Mitsui Bank since Sept. 1938; b. Aug. 1889, Hyogo-ken. Career: grad. Econ. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; with Mitsui Bank since graduation; Mgr. Kobe Branch 1936; Mgr. Business Affairs Dept. Head Office. Address: c/o Mitsui Bank, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akiyama, Shohachi 秋山正八** Vice-Pres. Japan Locomotive & Car Mfg. Co.; Pres. Manchuria Locomotive & Car Mfg. Co.; Dir. Dairen Machine Works; b. Nov. 17, 1877, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Jun-ichi Akiyama, official. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; joined Nihon Ry. Co.; when the railway was nationalized, 1906, apptd. Tech. Expert Rys. Dept.; sent abroad for study 1907-10; on return home apptd. Chief Oi and Omiya Factories; Chief, Vehicles Section; Dir. Tech. Work Bureau till 1924. Address: 31 Maruya-machi 4-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akiyama, Yasuke 秋山彌助** b. June 1868, Nagano-ken; s. of Tamezo Akiyama, farmer. Career: grad. Law Dept. Chuo Univ.; Public Procurator at Onomichi, Shimonoseki, Kure, Uwajima, and Aizu-Wakamatsu District Courts, and Hiroshima and Matsue Local Courts; same, Supreme Court 1924; resigned and called to the bar in Nagano City 1925; removed to present address 1929; retired 1934. Address: 2730 Kichijoji, Tokyo-shigai. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Akizuki, Tanehide 秋月種英** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; b. Mar. 9, 1886, Tokyo; s. of late Taneki Akizuki, Peer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1909; entered Justice Dept.; Dir. Marine Products Export Co.; elected Peer 3 times since 1913; Parl. Councillor of Justice 1936-37. Address: 18 Nanpeidai, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Amasaki, Yoshio 尼崎芳雄** Lawyer; Mng.-Dir. Showa Cotton Co.; Dir. Manshu Pulp Mfg. Co.; b. Oct. 5, 1896, Kyoto-fu. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; joined Ohmi Bank; Dir. Showa Cotton Co. Address: 45 Dojima 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Amau, Eiji 天羽英二** Minister to Switzerland; Dir. Japanese Bur. for Int'l Conf. Geneva; Japanese Repr. to Int'l Commn. to Opium Questions, Geneva; b. Aug. 19, 1887, Tokushima-ken; s. of Kumeya Amau, merchant. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; P.-G. Course of Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1912; Eleve-Consul at Antung, Sydney, 1912-16; Attache, 1916; Secr. Embassy, London 1918; attached to Delegation to Versailles Conf. at Paris 1919; sent to Berlin as Commr. to execute Treaty of Versailles 1920; Secr. Legation, Berne 1920; Secr. Foreign Office Tokyo 1921; attached to Del. to Wash. Conf. 1921; to Shantung Settlement Conf. and Conf. for Abolition of Postal Agencies in China at Peking 1922; Consul-General at Canton 1923; same at Harbin 1925; 1st Secr. Leg. to Peking 1927; Counsellor, Emb. to Moscow 1929; Dir. Information Bureau 1933-37. Address: Japanese Legation, Berne. — p. 944 ([scan part 1, leaf 1005](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1005/mode/1up))

**Amemiya, Ikusaku 雨宮育作** Dr. Agr.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Fishery Experimental Station attached to same; b. Nov. 5, 1889, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Kagemichi Amemiya. Career: grad. Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; further studied at Cambridge and Edinburgh Univs. Address: 907 Komaba-cho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Amemine, Masao 明峯正夫** D. Agr.; Emeritus Prof. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. since July 1938; b. Jan. 1876, Nagoya; s. of Tadayoshi Yusa, banker; adopted by Genan Akemine, priest. Career: grad. Sapporo Agrl. Coll. 1899; apptd. Instructor, Ehime Pref. Agrl. Sch. 1901; Kumamoto Pref. Agrl. Sch. 1903; Asst. Prof. Agrl. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1907; sent to Europe and America for study 1919-1921; Prof. present Univ. 1919-38. Address: Minami-Rokujo Nishi 9-chome, Sapporo, Hokkaido. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Amino, Zenyemon 網野善右衞門** Pres. Edogawa Petroleum Co.; Dir. Koshu Bank; b. Feb. 24, 1894, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Masahisa Hirose, Ex-M.P.; adopted into Amino family. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1913; made econ. inspection tour of Eur. & Amer. 1927. Address: 1 Nihon Enoki Nishi-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**An, Chi-yun 安集雲** Manchoukuo Cons.-Gen. at Hamburg since 1938; b. 1896, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Principal Fengtien Middle Sch. 1928; Chief 2nd Sec. of Fengtien Financial Board 1931; Sec. Chief Fengtien Revenue Supt. Office upon foundation of Manchoukuo; Instructor, Financial Officer Training Inst. of Fin. & Com. Dept. Address: Manchoukuo Consulate General, Hamburg, Germany. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Anami, Korechika 阿南惟幾** Lieut.-Gen.; Dir. Personnel Affairs Bureau, War Office; b. Feb. 21, 1887, Oita-ken. Career: grad. Mill. Acad. 1905; Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff, Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. 2nd Imp. Guards Inf. Reg.; Dir. Mil. Preparatory Sch. 1934-36; Dir. Soldiers Affairs Bureau 1936-37. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Ando, Eizo 安藤榮蔵** Mem. Kyoto Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Acting Partner, Ando Shoten; b. Nov. 1876, Shiga-ken; s. of Yasutaro Kugi. later adopted by late Eizo Ando. Career: inherited family estate 1907. Address: Bukkoji-Agaru, Karasumaru, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Ando, Masazumi 安藤正純** M.P.; Dir. Seiyukai; b. Sept. 1876, Tokyo; s. of Takeju Ando. Career: grad. Toyo Univ.; further studied at Waseda Univ. and Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages; Editorial Staff Tokyo & Osaka Asahi Shimbun; elected M.P. 7 times since 1920; Parl. Councillor, Dept. of Educ. 1927; Parl. Vice-Minister of same 1931; made inspection tour of Europe, America and China; Chief Secr. Seiyu-kai. Address: 1834 Sugamo 7-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Ando, Yoshichika 安藤善親** Cloisonne mfr.; Vice-Pres. J. Ando & Co.; b. Apr. 1885 in Fukushima-ken; s. of Jubei Ando, cloisonne mfr. Career: Trading in Objects d'Art in U.S. and Canada 1905-17; in Shanghai and Peking, 1918; held Cloisonne Exhibition in American Gallery, New York 1920; Repr. at Int'l Exposition Philadelphia; awarded silver medal for service as mem. Int'l Board of Jury; presented cloisonne vases to Manchoukuo Emperor at coronation, 1934. Mem. Committee Japanese Art Assn.; Mem. Rotary Int'l. Address: 4 Ginza 5-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Anesaki, Masaharu 姉崎正治** Dr. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Academy; Dir. Society for Int'l Cultural Relations; b. July 25, 1873, Kyoto; s. of Masamori Anesaki, retainer of Prince Katsura. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; apptd. Prof. in Japanese Lit. and Life, Harvard Univ. 1913-15; Haskell Lecturer, Univ. of Chicago 1915; Michionis Lecturer, Coll. de France 1919; Earl Lecturer, Pacific School of Religion and Univ. of Calif. 1921; Prof. Religions Sc. and Dir. of Library, Tokyo Imp. Univ. till Mar. 1934; Mem. of Int'l Intellectual Cooperation Committee, Geneva 1934; author of books on religions. Address: 117 Hakusan Goten-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Ansai, Kosaku 安齋宏索** Dir. Yamaguchi Higher School since Apr. 1938; b. Aug. 1887, Sendai; s. of Shuzo Ansai. Career: grad. German Litt. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; apptd. Prof. 4th, 2nd and Hirosaki Higher Schools; Dir. Hirosaki Higher Sch. 1921-38. Address: Yamaguchi Higher School, Yamaguchi. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Antaki, E** Senior Partner, E. Antaki & Son, G. K. Career: came to Japan 1897 and established business in Kobe; is one of few surviving pioneers of export trade of Japan; first shipper of cotton piece goods to Egypt; first bills discounted by Yokohama Specie Bank on Egypt were those of E. Antaki; was also first merchant who exported Japanese cultured pearl which is still one of principal lines of export actively handled by his son S. Antaki, junior partner of the firm. Address: Japan-Australia Bldg., 2 Kaigan-dori, Kobe. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Arata 青木新** See 1936 issue. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Chishiro 青木知四郎** Pres. Chikubi Ry. Co.; b. Sept. 7, 1880; s. of Kumataro Aoki, agriculturist; m. Nao (deceased); Haruye, 2nd d. of Hikoroku Ito. Career: grad. Law Coll. Keio Univ. 1908; Mem. Gifu Pref. Assembly 3 times; elected M.P.; entered business; Pres. Gifu Ice Mfg. Co.; Aud. Nippon Silk Cloth Co.; Pres. Nishino Ry. Co., Gifu Jidosha K. K., Sunomata Jidosha K. K.; Dir. Ibigawa Elec. Co. Address: Kano Temma-cho, Gifu-Shigai. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Kamataro 青木鎌太郎** Pres. Aichi Tokei Denki K. K., Nagoya Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Dir. Taihei Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Chuo Trust Co., Nippon Group Life Ins. Co., Fukuju Life Ins. Co.; Adv. Mikawa Hydro-Elec. Power Co.; Aud. Toyo Warehousing Co.; Adv. Councillor Cabinet Planning Board; b. Oct. 1874, Aichi-ken; e. s. of Yokichi Aoki. Address: 1 Tomizawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. — p. 945 ([scan part 1, leaf 1006](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1006/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Kazuo 青木一男** Vice-Pres. Cabinet Planning Board since 1937; b. Nov. 28, 1889, Nagano-ken; s. of Zenzo Aoki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; entered Finance Dept.; resided in England as Secr. 1917-21; Secr. Fin. Bureau; Chief, Research Sec. of same 1924; Dir. Foreign Exchange Control Dept.; Dir. Fin. Bureau 1934-36; Vice-Pres. Manchurian Affairs Board 1936-37. Address: 1049 Yoyogi Oyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Kikuo 青木菊雄** Advisor Mitsubishi Co., Ltd.; Dir. Chemical & Physical Research Institute and Nippon Ind. Assn.; Secr. Japan Ind. Club; b. Mar. 21, 1867, Nara-ken; s. of Sakyo Aoki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1893; entered Mitsubishi firm; Chief, Nagasaki, Moji and Osaka Branches; Dir. Mitsubishi Bank; Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha 1920; retired from the Mitsubishi after 40 yrs.' service 1932; Chairman Mitsubishi Econ. Res. Bur. Address: 3169 Oi Kashima-machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Minoru 青木實** Dir. Finance Bureau Manchoukuo Dept. of Fin. & Com.; b. Feb. 1901, Hokkaido; s. of Sankei Aoki; m. Aiko. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1924; entered Fin. Office; Chief Tax Office of Wakayama Nishi Kandabashi; Bank Inspector; resigned 1934; in Manchoukuo since 1935; apptd. Chief State Property Sec.; Councillor Research Sec; Dir. Revenue Bur. Fin. Dept. Manchoukuo. Address: 305 Sochikodo, Hsinking. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Nobumitsu 青木信光** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; Mng.-Dir. of Kenkyukai in the Upper House; Aud. Bank of Japan; b. Sept. 20, 1869, Tokyo. Career: studied at Peers' Sch.; Tokyo Hogakuin (Law Coll.). Address: 19 Kawata-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Sachihiko 青木佐治彦** Dir. Legislative Bur. Gen. Affairs Bd., Manchoukuo since Mar. 1938; b. Sept. 25, 1895. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; Judge Kobe Local Court 1926; Consulate Staff, 5 yrs.; went to Europe & Amer. for study 1931; Judge Court of Appeal 1932; Secr. Justice Dept. of Japan 1934; Dir. Civil Affairs Bur. Manchoukuo Justice Dept. 1934-38. Address: 801 Kikoro, Hsinking. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Seiichi 青木精一** M.P.; b. Apr. 1883, Gumma-ken; s. of Buhei Aoki. Career: grad. Theol. Sem.; joined Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha; Osaka Shimpo; Mgr. Tokyo Branch of same; Mgr. Polit. Dept. Chuo Shimbun; returned to Diet 6 times; Parl. Vice-Minister of Communications 1934-36. Address: 1038 Kashiwagi 5-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoki, Shuzo 青木周三** Mayor of Yokohama since 1935; Mem. House of Peers; b. Aug. 26, 1875, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Shutetsu Aoki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; joined Railways Dept.; Dir. Fin. Bureau; Vice-Minister of Railways in Kato Cabinet 1924; same in Hamaguch[illegible] Cabinet 1929-31; Deputy-Mayor of Yokohama; sent to Europe & Amer. Address: Mayor's Residence, 27 Olmatsu-cho 2-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoyagi, Ichitaro 青柳一太郎** Pres. Kobe-Arima Elec. Ry. Co. since 1916; b. Sept. 1876, Yonezawa City; s. of late Shiro Aoyagi, lawyer. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; fought in Russo-Japanese War on board "Iwate." Address: 560 Seiwain-cho, Kyoto. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Aoyama, Hidesaburo 青山秀三郎** D.E.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Mar. 1894, Fukui; s. of Masayuki Aoyama. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; apptd. Lecturer of same; Asst. Prof. 1919; went to Europe for study 1928-30; on return home rec'd deg. and promoted to present post. Address: 928 Totsuka-machi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Arai, Seiichiro 荒井誠一郎** Dir. Monopoly Bureau, Finance Dept. since 1936; Mem. Franco-Japanese Soc.; b. Sept. 3, 1889, Tokyo; s. of Zengoro Arai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; entered Fin. Dept.; attached to Fin. Commr. London; Secr. Fin. Dept. 1924; Secr. to Fin. Minister; Chief Nat. Loan Sec. Fin. Bureau; Dir. Tokyo & Nagoya Revenue Supt. Offices; Dir. Bank Bureau 1934-36. Address: 79 Onden 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Arai, Shizuo 荒井靜雄** Pres. Board of Audit, Manchoukuo; b. 1894, Takata City; s. of Kentaro Arai, Privy Councillor of Japan. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; served S. M. R. Co. 1919-32; with Manchoukuo Govt. since 1922; Dir. Decorations Bureau 1934-35; Chief Secr. Privy Council; Dir. Supervisory Bur. Supervisory Council. Address: 3 Nishiki-cho 1-chome, Hsinking. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Arakawa, Bunroku 荒川文六** D.E.; M.A. (Cornell Univ.); Pres. Kyûsyû Imp. Univ. since 1936; b. Nov. 18, 1878, Yokohama; s. of Syôgo Arakawa; m. Tiyo, e. d. of Kazinosuke Ibuka. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; apptd. Lecturer of same; Asst. Prof. 1901; sent to Europe & America for study of elec. engrg. 1907-1910; with present Univ. as Prof. since 1911. Address: 73 Zigyônisi-mati, Fukuoka. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Araki, Masajiro 荒木正次郎** Pres. Taiwan Com. & Ind. Bank; b. May 1881, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Masao Araki, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; Gov. Bank of Taiwan. Address: 15 Nanmon-cho 2-chome, Taihoku. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Araki, Sadao 荒木貞夫** Baron; General (retired); Educ. Min. since 1938; b. May 1877, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1898; Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. 8th Brig.; Comdr. Gendarmerie; Chief 1st Sec. of Gen. Staff Office; Pres. Mil. Staff. Coll.; Comdr. 6th Div.; Supt. Mil. Training Dept.; War Min. 1931-33; Supreme War Councillor; resigned from active service 1936; Advisory Councillor to Konoye Cabinet 1937-38. Address: 63 Hatagaya Hommachi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Araki, Torasaburo 荒木寅三郎** M.D.; Privy Councillor since 1937; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. Oct. 17, 1866, Gunma-ken; s. of late Yasuji Araki. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1887; studied Physiology at Strassburg Univ. Germany; on return home apptd. Prof. 3rd Higher Sch. 1895; rec'd deg. 1897; Prof. Med. Coll. Kycto Imp. Univ. 1899; Dean and then Pres. of same; Pres. Peers' Sch. 1929-37. Address: 2281 Arajjuku 1-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 946 ([scan part 1, leaf 1007](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1007/mode/1up))

**Arima, Ryokitsu 有馬良橘** Privy Councillor; Warden of Meiji Shrine; Retired Admiral; b. Nov. 1861, Wakayama-ken; s. of Motohako Arima. Career: grad. Naval Acad. 1888; Staff 1st Sqn.; Captain, Iwate; Chief Staff 2nd Fleet; Dir. Nav. Gunnery Sch.; Comdr.-in-Chief 3rd Fleet; Chief Nav. Training Dept.; Privy Councillor since 1931. Address: 18 Oyama-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Arima, Yoriyasu 有馬頼寧** Count; Minister of Agr. & Forestry; Mem. House of Peers; b. Dec. 1884, Tokyo; s. of late Count Raiman Arima; Career: grad. Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; Prof. of same; M.P. 1924; Parl. Vice-Minister of Agr. & For. 1932-33. Present post since 1937. Address: 71 Sekine-cho, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Arisaka, Shozo 有坂鉊藏** D.E.; Ordnance Vice-Admiral (reserve); Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. Teikoku Oxgen Co.; b. Jan. 1868, Tokyo; s. of Senkichi Arisaka, architect. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied ordnance in France for 3 yrs.; on returning, Staff, Tokyo Nav. Arsenal; Chief Arms Mfg. Dept.; Chief Ordnance Dept. Kure Naval Arsenal; [illegible]rved Sino-Japanese, Russo-Japanese and World Wars; visited Europe & Amer. 4 times. Address: 84 Sangenjaya, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Arisawa, Uruo 有澤潤** M.D.; Eye-specialist; Head Arisawa Ophthalmology Hospital; Pres. Eye-specialists Soc., Osaka; b. Mar. 1881. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Asst. Doctor, Eye-Clinic, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; for 6 yrs. Asst. to late Prof. Axenfeld, Eye-Clinic, Freiburg Univ. Germany; founded present hospital 1914; Prof. Osaka Med. Coll. Address: 70 Terakaichi, Uchide, Seido-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Arishima, Kensuke 有嶋健助** Pres. Meiji Shoten K. K., Karafuto Sugar Mfg. Co.; Chairman Kyokuto Condensed Milk Co.; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Meiji Confectionery Co.; Vice-Pres. Showa Rubber Co.; Dir. Manchuria Sugar Mfg. Co.; b. Aug. 15, 1868, Kagoshima; s. of late Ken-ichiro Arishima, M.D.; m. Hayako. Career: Customs Commr. Taiwan Govt.-Gen.; resigned same 1908 and entered business. Address: 27 Higashi Shinano-machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Arita, Hachiro 有田八郎** Foreign Minister since Oct. 1938; b. September 1884, Niigata-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; attended Paris Peace Conf. and Wash. Disarm. Conf.; Dir. Asia Bureau Foreign Office; Minister to Austria; Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs 1932-33; Amb. to Belgium 1934-36; to China, 1936; Foreign Min. 1936-37; Advisory Councillor to For. Min. Address: Foreign Office, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Ariyoshi, Chuichi 有吉忠一** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Yokohama Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Vice-Chairman Nav. Assn.; b. May 1873, Kyoto-fu; s. of late Sanshichi Ariyoshi, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; Councillor Shimane-ken, Hyogo-ken and Home Dept.; sent to Europe 1907; Gov. Chiba-ken 1908; Supt. Gen. Affairs Board, Chosen 1910; Gov. Miyazaki-ken, Kanagawa-ken, Hyogo-ken; Chief, Adm. Board, Chosen; Mayor of Yokohama 1925. Address: 1050 Yoyogi Oyama, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Aruga, Mitsutoyo 有賀光豐** Mem. House of Peers; Adv. Rice Bur. Agr. & For. Dept.; b. May 13, 1873, Nagano-ken; s. of Mitsuhiko Aruga. Career: grad. Tokyo Hogakuin (Law Coll.) 1894; Fin. Inspector, Govt.-Gen. of Chosen; Secr. of same; Chief, Home Affairs Dept. of same; Pres. Chosen Shokusan Bank 1919-1937. Address: 885 Kitazawa 3-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asabuki, Tsunekichi 朝吹常吉** Pres. Teikoku Life Ins. Co.; Dir. Tokyo Gas Co., Taiwan Sugar Mfg Co., Kyoto Miyako Hotel; Adv. Chiyodagumi; b. June 1877, Oita-ken; s. of Eiji Asabuki. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1896; studied economics at London Univ.; joined Bank of Japan 1898; served Mitsui Firm 1906-08; founded Chiyoda-gumi, Ltd. Address: 57 Shimotakanawa, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asada, Heizo 淺田平藏** Repr.-Dir. Osaka Yogyo Cement Co. since 1938; b. Feb. 1881, Hyogo-ken; 3rd s. of Teijiro Asada. Career: grad. French Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered business; Repr.-Partner Asada Alum Manufactory; Dir. Osaka Yogyo Cement Co. Address: 211 Suga, Shikama-machi, Hyogo-ken. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asahi, Isoshi 朝日五十四** See 1938 issue. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asahina, Yasuhiko 朝日奈泰彦** Dr. of Pharm.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1918; Mem. Imp. Acad. since 1930; b. Apr. 1881, Tokyo; s. of Washio Asahina; m. Koto. Career: grad. Pharm Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; Asst. Prof. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912. Address: 123 Totsuka-machi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asakawa, Masago 淺川眞砂** Sr. Mng.-Dir. Ishikawajima Shipbldg. & Engrg. Co.; Dir. Japan Aircraft Co.; Aud. Ishikawajima Shibaura Turbine Co.; b. Nov. 1883, Nagano-ken; s. of Tamanosuke Asakawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; joined Dai-Ichi Ginko; Mgr. Keijo Branch. same; with Ishikawajima Shipbldg. & Engrg. Co. since 1933. Club: Industrial Club of Japan. Address: 108 Kobinata-Suido-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asakura, Fumio 朝倉文夫** Sculptor; Prof. Tokyo Sch. of Fine Arts; Mem. Imp Fine Arts Acad.; b. May 1883, Oita-ken; s. of Yozo Watanabe; later adopted by Tanehiko Asakura. Career: grad. Sculpture Dept. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1912; made inspection tour of Borneo Islands 1911. Address: 20 Tennoji-machi, Yanaka, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asami, Yoshichi 淺見興七** D. Agr.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1932; b. Mar. 1894, Gifu-ken. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; rec'd deg. 1923; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923. Address: 906 Shakujii Tateno-machi, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asano, Hachiro 淺野八郎** Pres. Kwanto Securities Co.; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Asano Portland Cement Co.; Dir. Shokawa Hydro-Elec. Power Co., Nippon Nickel Co., Asano Bussan K. K., Tsurumi Iron and Shipbldg. Co., etc.; Acting Consul for Salvador at Tokyo; b. Aug. 1891, Tokyo; s. of Soichiro Asano, businessman. Career: grad. Econ. Coll. Keio Univ.; with his father's business upon graduation; went abroad to inspect shipbldg. ind. 1923; again visited Amer. 1926-27; completed Saku Hydro-Elec. Power Station 1928. Address: 1 Nagasaka-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 947 ([scan part 1, leaf 1008](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1008/mode/1up))

**Asano, Mitizo 淺野三千三** Dr. of Pharm.; Prof. Kanazawa Pharm. Coll. attached to Kanazawa Medical Univ. since 1931; b. Sept. 18 1894, Chiba-ken. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Prof. Kanazawa Pharm. Coll. 1925; rec'd deg. 1926; sent to Germany for study 1927-29. Address: 3 Yamazaki-cho, Kanazawa. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Asano, Soichiro 淺野總一郎** Financier; b. July 1894; s. of late Soichiro Asano, Sr. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; often visited Europe & Amer.; succeeded to his father's estate 1930. Address: 16 Tamachi 5-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Ashida, Hitoshi 芦田均** D.L.; M.P.; Pres. & Editor The Japan Times; Prof. Keio Univ.; Mem. Committee of Tourist Industry; Mem. Foreign Trade Council; b. Nov. 1887, Kyoto-fu. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered diplomatic service; attended 1st and 2nd League of Nations Assemblies at Geneva 1920 and '21; apptd. Delegate at Information Bureau, Foreign Office 1923; 1st Secr. Emb. Constantinople 1925; Councillor of same 1929; transferred to Belgium 1930; retired 1932; elected M. P. several times; with Japan Times since Jan. 1933. Address: 28 Naka-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Ashino, Hiroshi 蘆野弘** Chief Archives & Documents Sec. of For. Minister's Secretariate; b. Dec. 1893, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered For. Office 1920; Eleve-Cons. at Canton 1920; served 1st Sec. of Com. Bur. 1925; 3rd Secr. to Emb. in Germany 1928; Consul at Poland 1929, Hongkong 1932; 2nd Secr. to Leg. in China 1934; 2nd Secr. to Emb. in China 1935. Address: 27 Tsukudo-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Aso, Hisashi 麻生久** Lawyer; Chief Secr. Shakai Taishuto Party since 1932; b. May 24, 1891, Oita-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Editorial Staff, Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun; became Dir. Federation of Japan Mine Labourers' Assn. which he organized; Mem. Central Executive Committee of Nippon Rodo Nominto 1926; Pres. Nippon Taishuto 1930; Chief Secr. Zenkoku Rono Taishuto. Address: 202 Komagome Hayashi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Ataka, Yakichi 安宅彌吉** Pres. Ataka Shokai, Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Vice-Pres. Japan-Manchou Business Assn.; Dir. Osaka Stock Exchange, Osaka Ind. Assn.; Adviser Trade Bureau, Dept. of Com. & Ind. since Jan. 1936; b. April 1873, Ishikawa-ken; bro. of Matakichi Ataka. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1895; established Ataka Shokai 1904; Vice-Pres. Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind. Address: 550 Miyamorido, Sumiyoshi-ku, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Atoda, Reizo 阿刀田令造** See 1938 issue. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Atsuki, Katsumoto 厚木勝基** D.E.; Pres. Kogyo Kagaku-kai; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1926; b. Mar. 4, 1887, Tokyo; s. of Totsuheiji Atsuki. Career: grad. Applied Chemistry Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; rec'd deg. 1919. Address: 21 Maruyama-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Atsumi, Ikuro 渥美育郎** Hon. Cons. for Argentine at Yokohama; Pres. Kaigai Kogyo K. K.; Dir. Osaka Shosen Bldg. Co.; b. Feb. 7 1881, Kobe; s. of Toru Atsumi. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1902; joined O.S.K. and served at its Kobe, Moji, Shanghai, Bombay, Yokohama and Tokyo branches; went to Brazil as Mem. Japanese Economic Mission to Brazil 1935; Dir. O.S.K. Address: 80 Shinmachi 1-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Aune, R. Birch** Hon. Vice-Consul for Norway at Kobe and Osaka since 1937; n. Norwegian; b. Apr. 1902, Oslo. Office Address: 45 Hirano-machi, Kobe. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Auriti, Giacinto** Diplomatist; Italian Amb. to Tokyo since 1933; b. June 1883, Rome; s. of Francesco Auriti, magistrate. Career: grad. Rome Univ.; entered diplomatic service; sent to Berne, Madrid, Bucharest and Vienna; Minister to Austria. Address: Italian Emb., Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Austin, R. Mcp** British Consul General at Yokohama; b. Oct. 20, 1887, London, England; n. British; married. Career: entered British Consular Service 1908. Address: British Consulate-General, Yokohama. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Axling, William** B.A.; D.D.; Religious and Social Welfare Worker; b. Aug. 1873, Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.A.; s. of N. E. Axling, pastor; m. Lucinda W. Burrows. Career: founder of Tokyo Misaki Kaikan, religious, educ. & social welfare institution; one of organizers of Nat. Christian Council in Japan and Secr. of it since its organization; travelled widely in America before Washington Conf. on disarm., also at time of Exclusion Emigration Bill agitation and of Manchurian Incident spoke as interpreter of Japan. Author of "Japan on the Upward Trail" and "Kagawa". Address: 5 of 2 Shirakawa-cho, Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Azuma, Suehiko 東季彦** Lawyer; Prof. Nihon Univ.; Lecturer Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1928; b. Jan. 1886, Nara-ken; s. of Takeshi Azuma, M.P. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Asst. of same 1917; Prof. Military Intendants Sch. 1917; Prof. Law & Lit. Coll. Kyushu Imp. Univ. 1924. Address: 25 Shiroyama-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Azuma, Takeshi 東武** M.P.; Leader, Seiyukai; Adv. Rice Bur. Agr. & For. Ministry; b. Apr. 27, 1869, Nara-ken; s. of Yoshitsugu Azuma. Career: grad. Tokyo Hogakuin (Law Coll.), 1890; emigrated into Hokkaido with his fellow villagers to engage in colonization work; founded Hokkai Jiji and Hokkai Times; elected M.P. 10 times; Parl. Vice-Minister of Agr. & Forestry in Tanaka Cabinet 1927. Address: 273 Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

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**Baar, Alfred** Hon. Cons. of Japan in Liege since Oct. 1937; b. Jan. 14, 1905. Career: grad. Law & Sociology Course Liege Univ. 1929; Asst. Prof. in Fiscal Law at Alma Mater 1930-36; Mem. Fiscal Commn. at Belgian Ministry of Fin.; Dir. Fin. Service at "Exposition de l'Eau, Liege 1939." Address: 13 Avenue Emile Digneffe, Liege, Belgium. — p. 948 ([scan part 1, leaf 1009](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1009/mode/1up))

**Baba, Katsuya (Kocho) 馬場勝彌** Writer; b. Nov. 1869, Kochi-ken; s. of Raihachi Baba. Career: grad. Meiji Gakuin 1893; Teacher, Hikone Middle Sch. and Urawa Middle Sch.; Lecturer Keio Univ.; introduced European Literatures into Japan. Address: 2 Mita Toyooka-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Baba, Tsunego 馬場恒吾** Author; Political Critic; b. July 18, 1875, Okayama-ken; s. of Kamesaburo Baba. Career: studied at 2nd Higher Sch., Doshisha Univ.; Polit. Dept. Waseda Univ.; Editorial Staff Japan Times for 10 years; same, Oriental Review in New York; on return home joined Kokumin Shimbun; went to Paris Peace Conf. as Corr.; participated in organizing parties. Address: 10 Minami-Teramachi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Baerwald, Ernst** Mgr. Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha; b. Aug. 1884 at Frankfurt am Main, Germany; m. Otti Forell. Career: grad. Higher Com. Sch. Frankfurt am Main; entered Loepold Cassella & Co.; stayed 8 years in Italy; arrived Japan 1912; entering Cassella Senryo Kaisha and later joined present company. Club: Tokyo Club. Address: Nagai Compound, 11 Konno-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Bagge, Widar** Swedish Min. to Japan and Siam; b. Apr. 30, 1886, Sweden. Career: grad. Law Dept. Univ. of Stockholm; Attache Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1919; 2nd Secr. London 1921, Brussels 1922; 1st Secr. Rome 1923, Helsingfors 1924, Tokyo 1928-30; Acting Cons.-Gen. Shanghai 1930; Sec. Chief Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1931; Dir. Com. Bur. of same 1933; Counsellor Paris 1934; present posts since 1937. Address: Swedish Legation, 22 Nishi-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Ban, Kaoru 坂薫** Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Stock Exchange since 1936; b. Nov. 12 1895, Aichi-ken; s. of Keitaro Ban. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; entered Com. & Ind. Dept.; Commr. Patent Bureau; Chief Mining Adm. Sec. Osaka Mining Supt. Bureau; Commr. Com. & Ind. Dept.; Chief Exchange Sec. Com. Bureau, same; Chief Ind. Adm. Sec., Ind. Bureau and later Statistics Sec.; despatched to Europe & Amer. 1935. Address: 3 Shotomachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Barth, Johannes** Merchant; Secr. German Chamber of Com. in Japan; b. 1891, Bremen, Germany. Career: Came to Japan 1914; established own business 1921; at present, agent in Japan for several European industrial firms; wrote many essays in the Mitteilungen der Deutschen Gesselschaft fuer Natur und Voelkeunde Ostasiens, of which he is Vice-President; Mem. of Asiatic Soc. of Japan. Business Office: Takiyama Bldg. Nishi-Ginza 6-chome, Tokyo. Private Address: 3 Kami-Ogikubo 1-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Basler, Rolf W** Hotel Manager (Adviser for modern hotels in Japan); b. Aug. 1911 in Switzerland; s. of Rudolf Basler, bank Mgr. Career: Attended special hotel schools in Switzerland and Mercantile School in London; thorough training in Swiss hotels as cook, waiter, reception clerk, administration, etc.; Lieut.-Quartermaster, Swiss Army; In Japan since 1934. Address: Kawana Hotel, Izu. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Bassompierre, Albert Marie Leon Adolphe de** Baron; Belgian Ambassador to Japan; b. Aug. 1873, Brussels; s. of Ernst de Bassompierre, Commr. General, Belgian Army; m. Hélène de Woot de Trixhe. Career: Dr. Juris. Louvain Univ. 1896; later entered diplomatic service. Address: Belgian Embassy, 33 Shimo-Nibancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Baty, Thomas** D.C.L.; LL.D.; Legal Adviser, Japanese Foreign Office; b. Feb. 1869, Cumberland, Great Britain; n. British; s. of William-Thomas Baty. Career: grad. Queens' Coll. Oxford; Trin. Coll. Cambridge; English Bar (Inner Temple) 1898; Fellow, Univ. Coll. Oxford 1895-1902; Whewell Scholar, Univ. of Cambridge 1893; Hon. Secr.-Gen. Int'l Law Assn. 1905-1916; organized conferences at Christiania, Berlin, Portland (Me.), Budapest, London, Paris and Madrid; Associate, Institut de Droit Int'l and Academie Diplomatique; former Examiner, Oxford, Liverpool, Manchester, London and Hongkong Univs.; was contributed an album of calligraphy by many notables on his 70th birthday 1938. Publications: "Int'l Law," "Canons of Int'l Law," "Polarized Law," "Vicarious Liability," etc. Address: 9 Urakasumigaseki, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Bennett, Walter George** Lloyd's Agent & British Consular Agent; b. July 1867, London; n. British; s. of Edmund Hellyer Bennett. Career: grad. Aske's Hatcham Sch. Surrey, England; arrived at Nagasaki from London in 1887 and joined Holme, Ringer & Co. as Shipping Clerk; established Holme, Ringer & Co. at Jinsen, Oct. 1896 and remained as Mgr. until 1904; established Bennett & Co. 1904. Address: British Consulate, Jinsen, Chosen. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Berlas, N. H** B.A. (Alahabad Univ.); B. T. (Aligarh Univ.); Prof. Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages; b. June 1890, Delhi, India; s. of M. T. Berlas, educator; m. A. J. Berlas. Career: taught at several high schools in India for 20 yrs.; was Dir. of 2 of them; taught Hindustani in Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Lang. 6 yrs.; Hon. Sec. Red Cross Soc. and St. John's Ambulance Assn. of a local branch 4 yrs.; is a student of Islam and of Japanese culture; contributor to Indian periodicals on the subjects about Japan to enlighten people of his native land. Author of two books on Japan. Address: 780 Togoshimachi, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Berrick, Bertam R** Hon. Consul for Finland at Yokohama; b. July 1878, London; s. of Lester Berrick, merchant; m. Gertrude Mendelson. Career: educated Townley Castle Sch. and continent; came to Japan Nov. 1898; joined Berrick Bros. Yokohama. Address: 199 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Berry, Arthur D** A.B.; B.D.; D.D.; Missionary; Teacher Aoyama Gakuin; b. Mexico, New York, U.S.A. Address: Aoyama Gakuin, Aoyama, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Bertouch-Lehn, Rudolph** Baron; LL. D.; Danish Minister to Tokyo; b. Apr. 1891, Denmark; m. Olga, Burchard. Career: grad. Univ. of Copenhagen; present post since 1935. Address: The Royal Danish Legation, 52 Hikawa-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 949 ([scan part 1, leaf 1010](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1010/mode/1up))

**Bischoff, Ernest** Dr. Phil.; German Consul at Dairen since 1935; b. July 1880, Muenchen; s. of Theodor Bischoff, director of a railway company; m. Hertha Bischoff, née Zelle. Career: Counsellor of Legation at German Embassy Tokyo 1925-26; Consul at Kobe 1926-34. Address: c/o German Consulate, Dairen. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Bleackley, Horace Vivian** Mng.-Dir. Sale & Co. Ltd., Tokyo; b. July 16, 1907, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England; s. of Horace William Bleackley; married. Career: grad. Radley Coll. 1926; studied in Paris 1926; served Sale & Co., London 1927, Hudson's Bay Co. 1929; with Sale & Co. Ltd., Tokyo since 1929. Address: 86 Harajuku 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Boku, Ei-ko 朴泳孝** Marquis (cr. 1910); Mem. House of Peers; Adviser, Board of Councillors Chosen Govt.-Gen.; Pres. Keijo Spinning Co.; Dir. Chosen Land Improvement Co.; b. June 1861, Bannan, Suigen District, Keiki-do. Career: held important positions in political circles in Chosen since 1892; nominated Peer 1933. Address: 81 Suijin-do, Keijo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Boku, Ei-tetsu 朴榮喆** Mem. Board of Councillors, Chosen Govt.; Pres. Chosen Com. Bank since 1931; Spec. Mem. Keijo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Hon. Cons.-Gen. of Manchoukuo at Keijo; b. Feb. 1879, Zenshu; s. of Boku Ki-jun. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1903; Gov. Kogendo and Kita-Kankyodo; Inspector, Oriental Development Co.; Pres. Sannan Bank 1927; Vice-President of present bank 1928; Pres. 1931. Address: 144 Shokakudo, Keijo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Boku, Shun-kin 朴春琴** Pres. Soai-kai; Mng.-Dir. Nissen Enterprise Co.; Prop. Nissen Kaikan; b. Apr. 1891, Keisho Nando, Chosen. Career: grad. Mitsuyo Kanbun Shojuku (Chinese Classics Sch.); Nichigo Gakko (Japanese Language Sch.); founded Sokyu-kai (Mutual Relief Society), Soai-kai (Mutual Friendship Society); went to Manchuria and Mongolia to inspect condition of Chosenese; sent to Diet from Tokyo 1932. Address: 1 Umayabashi, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Bose, Rash Behari** Journalist; Lecturer; Corr. of Indian Papers; Editor of "New Asia," a monthly paper standing for Complete Independence of Asia; b. Mar. 1886, Bengal, India; n. Indian; Naturalized as Japanese citizen, 1923; s. of Benode Behari Bose, official. Career: grad. Dupleix Coll., French Chandernagore; Morton Inst., Calcutta, India; worked as Chief Clerk, Forest Research Institute, Indian Govt.; joined Indian Independence Agitation and led revolutionary movement in India 1910-15; was charged by the Indian Govt. with sedition, conspiracy to wage war against the British King, creating disaffection among Indian soldiers for revolutionary purposes, throwing bomb upon and severely injuring Lord Hardinge, Viceroy of India, and a reward of twelve thousand Rupees was announced for his arrest; fled from India as refugee after unsuccessful uprising in 1915 to Japan, where he was ordered to be deported by Japanese Govt., but rescued and protected by Mitsuru Toyama, late Premier Inukai and other Japanese political leaders, and naturalized as Japanese Citizen; is active in Japan for Indian Independence, Asiatic Renaissance and World Peace based on justice and love; built "Asia Lodge," dormitory for Indian and other South Asiatic students, at 401 Yodobashi-machi, Tokyo; published the following books (in Japanese); Prospect of Revolutionary Asia, pages 325; Indian Tales of Wits, pages 340; India in Revolution, pages 428; India in Bondage, pages 334; Indian Folk Tales, pages 272; Victory of Young Asia, pages 245; and Cry of India, pages 345. Address: 79 Onden 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Brauns, Erik** Mining Engr.; Dir. Gadelius & Co.; b. Apr. 20, 1893 at Oskarstrom, Sweden; s. of Wilhelm Brauns, Businessman; m. Margit Olsson. Career: grad. Royal Tech. Univ. of Stockholm, Sweden, 1916; after holding various posts in Sweden and England, joined Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Tokyo, 1920. Address: 16 Kitano-cho 2-chome, Kobe. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Briceno, Julio E** Consul-Gen. for Panama at Yokohama since 1931; b. Feb. 14, 1910, Panama City; s. of Alejandro Briceno, judge, public notary, diplomat; m. Beatrice Schnahenbeck 1931; profession journalist; consular official. Career: Reporter "Panama-America," "Diario de Panama," "Grafico" and "Accion Comual," 1928-31; served Immigration Dept. Panama, Foreign Office 1930; Secr. to Premier Vallarino 1931; Chief of 1st Sec., Dept. of Justice 1931; since Mar. 20, 1931 Consul at Yokohama. Address: Panama Consulate, 157 Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Bruce, Robert Randolph** Hon. B. Sc., C.E., F.R.G.S., LL.D.; Canadian Min. to Tokyo since 1936; b. July 1863 at St. Andrew's, Lhanbryd. Elgin; s. of Rev. Charles Bruce, M.A.; m. 1st Lady Elizabeth Northcote (deceased), y. d. of 2nd Earl of Iddlesleigh; 2nd, Edith Badgley, d. of late W. A. Molson, M.D., widow of Richard Benedict Van Horne, 1932. Educ.: The Gymnasium old Aberdeen; Glasgow Univ. Career: Scientific Staff, Wm. Denny Bros. Dumbarton, 1883-87; went to Canada 1887; Eng. Staff, C. P. Railway, 1887-95; engaged in mining, British Columbia, 1897-1925; Pres. Mine Owners' Assn. of the Interior, 1923-25; Lieut.-Gov., British Columbia, 1926-31; Dir., Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada. Address: Canadian Legation, 16 Omote-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Brumbaugh, Thoburn Taylor** Methodist Missionary; b. Aug. 1896, Agosta, Ohio; s. of Rev. E. G. Brumbaugh, Methodist Minister. Career: grad. Oberlin Business Coll. Ohio 1914; Army service, U. S. A. and in France 1917-1[?]; Ohio Wesleyan Univ. Delaware 1920 (B.A.); Sch. of Theol. Boston Univ. 1924 (S.T.B.); Union Theol. Sem. New York 1930 (S.T.M.); Methodist Student Pastor, Harvard Univ. 1923-24; Asst. Pastor, Grace Methodist Church, Dayton, Ohio 1922-23; Missionary in Japan since 1924. Publications: "Religious Values in Japanese Culture." Address: 65 Miyashita-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Bruner, Glen Willard** B.S.; M.A.; Attache of American Emb., Tokyo; b. Aug. 22, 1897, Red Cloud, Nebr., U. S. A.; s. of Chas. E. Bruner. Career: U.S. Reclamation Service 1917; U.S. Army 1917-19; taught Sci. at Eaton High Sch. 1919-20; educational work in Japan 1920-31; Amer. Vice-Cons. at Nagasaki 1931-37; Language Officer Amer. Emb. Tokyo 1937. Address: 6 Hinoki-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 950 ([scan part 1, leaf 1011](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1011/mode/1up))

**Buchanan, Daniel Crump** B.A.; M.A.; B.D.; Ph. D.; Missionary of Presbyterian Church in U.S.A.; engaged in Newspaper Evangelism; b. June 1892, Kobe; s. of Dr. William C. Buchanan, missionary for 44 years in Japan; m. Katharine Baetjer. Career: grad. Fredericksburg Coll. 1912; Washington and Lee Univs. 1914; Presb. Theol. Sem. Chicago 1921; Hartford Sem. Foundation 1934; taught in Hagi Middle Sch. Yamaguchi-ken 1914-16; Yamaguchi Middle Sch. and Yamaguchi Higher Com. Sch. 1916-17; Kwansei Gakuin 1917-18; went to U.S. to join army as volunteer 1918; returned to Japan as ordained missionary 1921; joined Asiatic Society of Japan as life member 1921; published "Inari: Its Origin, Development, and Nature", 1935. Address: Ichijo-dori, Muro-machi Nishi, Kyoto. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Buncombe, William Pengelley** B.A. (Cambridge Univ. England); Missionary; b. June 1856, Taunton, Somerset, England; s. of William Buncombe, lawyer. Career: ordained in English Church 1883; Curate in Kingston-on-Thames and St. Paul's church for 5 yrs.; came to Japan as Missionary 1888. Address: 487 Asagaya 3-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Butler, Paul Dalrymple** H.B.M. Cons.-Gen. Mukden; b. Mar. 1886, Herriard, Hants, England; s. of Rev. G. H. Butler. Career: entered British Consular service 1908; served at Tokyo, Seoul, Tansui, Osaka, Manila, Yokohama. Address: British Consulate-Gen., Mukden. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

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**Cameron, Charles R** B.A.; American Cons.-Gen. at Tokyo; Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Chi; b. New York State, U. S. A. Career: grad. Cornell Univ. 1898; Philippine Civil Service 1901-17; Captain and Major U.S. Army 1917-19; Consul at Taona, Chile 1919-20, Pernambuco Brazil 1920-23, Tokyo 1923-25; Cons. and Cons.-Gen. at Sao Paulo Brazil 1927-34; Cons.-Gen. at Habana Cuba 1934-36, Osaka 1936-37; present post since 1937. Address: American Consulate-General, Tokyo. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Canali, Lionel** Major; Hon. Consul for Japan at Genoa and Turin; b. Mar. 1890, Genoa; s. of late Edward Canali. Address: Via Lomellini, 8, Genoa, Italy. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Catto, Alexander Ross** Cable Corr. & Ins. Agent since 1928; b. Oct. 1867, London; s. of John Catto; n. Scottish. Career: grad. St. Saviour's Coll. Ardingly; engaged in ins. business in London and various parts in the East; came to Japan first in 1893; returned to Japan 1902; joined J. Russell Kennedy 1927. Address: 13 Reinanzaka, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chamberlin, William Henry** A. B. (Haverford Coll.), Writer & Journalist; b. Feb. 1897, Brooklyn, New York; s. of Ernest V. Chamberlin; m. Sophie Trosten. Career: grad. William Penn. Charter Sch., Pa. 1913; Haverford Coll. Penn. 1917; connected with Philadelphia Press, Phila. Public Ledger, New York Tribune 1917-22; Staff Far Eastern Corr. of Same in Tokyo since Feb. 1935; Corr. of Christian Science Monitor at Moscow 1922-34; Author of "Soviet Russia" (1930)," "The Soviet Planned Economic Order" (1931); " Russian's Iron Age". (1934); "The Russian Revolution" (1935), etc. Address: 258 Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chang Ching-hui 張景惠** General; Manchoukuo Prime Minister since 1935; b. 1871, Taian-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. Fengtien; apptd. Major-Gen. 1916; Mil. Gov. of Chahar District and Comdr. 16th Div. 1920-22; Dir.-Gen. Nat. Highway Preparation Bureau 1924; War Min. in Ku Wei-chun Cabinet 1927; Min. of Ind. in Fan-Fu Cabinet; Gov.-Gen. Tung Sheng Spec. Dist.; Pres. Supreme War Council Nat. Govt.; joined Japanese Army for preservation of peace at Harbin at time of Manchurian Incident; Gov. Heilungkiang Prov. 1932; apptd. Pres. Privy Council and War Minister; concurrently Min. Dept. of Foreign Affairs; Dept. of Mongolia Adm., 1937. Address: Premier's Residence, Hsinking. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chang Hai-peng 張海鵬** General; Chief, Aide-de-Camp to Manchoukuo Emperor; Manchoukuo Privy Councillor; b. 1867 in Kaipin-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: apptd. Comdr. 55th Brig. of 28th Div.; Comdr. 4th North-East Cav. Div. and Tutelary Envoy in Taoliao 1927. Address: Manju Taigai, Hsinking. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chang I-san 張益三** See 1938 issue. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chang Lien-wen 張聯文** Dir. Social Affairs Bur. Manchoukuo People's Welfare Dept. since Feb., 1938; b. 1895, Chinchow, Kwantung Prov. Career: grad. Police Training Institute Liao-Yang; Staff Finance Dept. Fengtien Prov.; Chief 1st Sec. Fengtien Prov. Stamp Revenue Office; Dir. Mukden Revenue Supt. Bureau; Magistrate Hailung-hsien Fengtien Prov.; Chief Chuangho Salt Fields; Councillor Fengtien Prov.; Chief Personnel Sec. of same 1932-35; Dir. Rites & Religions Bureaux 1935-37. Address: Dept. of People's Welfare, Hsinking. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chang Ming-tsun 張明峻** Dir. Public Health Bureau, Manchoukuo Department of People's Welfare; b. 1892, Shengyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Fengtien English Med. Coll.; surgeon Heilungkiang, Kirin & Fengtien Provs.; Pres. Kirin Prov. Hospital. Address: Dept. of People's Welfare, Hsinking. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chang Shih-chao 章士釗** Chairman Judicial Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; b. 1881, Hunan Prov., China; Career: grad. Edinburgh Univ. England; Pres. Peking Univ.; came to Japan as refugee after the 2nd revolution; returned China 1916; Prof. Peking Univ.; elected M.P.; delegate Shanghai Peace Conf. as Southern Repr. 1919; sent to Eur. and Amer. to inspect educ. condition 1919-22; Pres. State Agr. Coll. Peking 1922; later assisted in publishing business at Shanghai; Justice Min. under Tuan Chi-jui after the Feng Yu-hsiang's coup d'tat 1924; Educ. Min. 1925; Prof. Tungpeh Univ. Fengtien 1930; later opened law office at Shanghai; Mem. and Chief Secr. of Chicha (Hopeh-Chahar) Political Council 1936; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar. 1938. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 951 ([scan part 1, leaf 1012](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1012/mode/1up))

**Chang, Shun-han 張書翰** Dir. Gen. Postal Admin. Bur. Manchoukuo since July 1938; b. 1891, Itung-hsien, Kirin Prov. Career: grad. Pei-Yang Univ. Tientsin; Magistrate Changchun-hsien; Chief Yenki Muni. Adm. Planning Office; Supt. Yenki Marine Customs; Adviser Gov.'s Office, Kirin Prov.; Chief Educ. Dept. of Kirin 1934-36; Dir. Civil Affairs Bureau, Kirin Prov; Dir. Supervisory Bur. Home Office. Address: Home Office, Hsinking. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chang Yen-ching 張燕卿** Vice-Chairman Hsinmin-Kai (Govt. Assn. of Public Welfare) of Provisional Govt. of China since Dec., 1937; b. Feb. 1898, Hopei Prov. Career: grad. Peers' Sch. Tokyo; Magistrate Fuhsien Fengtien Prov.; Dir. Adm. Bureau Tientsin; Dir. Ind. Bureau Kirin Prov. 1931; Min. of Ind. 1932-35; Foreign Minister; accorded Privilege of former post; Chief Dir. Manchoukuo Boy Scouts; Privy Councillor of Man. Address: Hsinking. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chang Wen-chu 張文鑄** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. 3rd Dist. Garrison (Tsitsihar) since 1932; b. 1898, Heilungkiang Prov. Career: grad. Paoting Mil. Acad.; Instructor Heilungkiang Mil. Training Inst.; Chief Staff Heilungkiang Div. Garrison; Comdr. 1st Reg. of Heilungkiang. Address: 3rd Dist. Garrison Hdqrs., Tsitsihar. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chao Chen 趙震** Vice-Dir. Manchoukuo Forestry Bureau; b. 1885, Payen-hsien, Heilungkiang Prov. Career: grad. Higher Police Training Inst. Heilungkiang Prov. 1905; Magistrate, Wangching-hsien 1915; Chief, Police Dept. Peking-Mukden Ry. Bureau 1927; Acting Dir. Kirin-Changchun, Kirin-Tunhua, Ssupingkai-Taonan Ry. Bureaux; Dir. Fishing & Merchant Vessels Protection Bureau Fengtien Prov.; Dir. Weights & Measures Bureau 1935-37. Address: Forestry Bureau, Hsinking. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chao Chi 趙琪** Mayor of Tsingtao since 1938; Police Chief of same; b. in Shantung Prov., China; Career: grad. Tehua Univ. of Tsingtao; Tech. Expert Tsingpu Ry. Bur.; Chief Secr. Kochu Konsu; Dir. Lungkou Com. Bur.; Chairman Com. for Public Peace Preservation of Tsingtao on the Sino-Japanese Hostilities 1938. Address: Mayor's Residence, Tsingtao, China. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chao Ju-mei 趙汝楳** See 1934 issue. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chao Peng-ti 趙鵬第** See 1938 issue. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chapman, Ernest Newell** B.A. (Univ. of Califor. 1911); Missionary; b. Nov. 1888, Oakland, Calif. U. S. A.; s. of H. W. Chapman, minister; m. Katherine Arbury Chapman. Career: missionary work of Presbyterian Church in Japan since 1917. Address: Isada, Shingu, Wakayama-ken. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chapman, James Jeffries** D.D.; Clergyman; b. July 1873, Fauquier Country, Virginia, U. S. A.; s. of William Henry Chapman, Govt. official; m. Ellen Ritchie Scott. Career: missionary of Amer. Epis. Church in Kyoto Diocese since 1899. Address: Karasumaru, Shimotachiuri-agaru, Kyoto. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chen Chin-tao 陳錦濤** Fin. Min. Admin. Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; b. 1870, Nanhai, Kwangtung Prov., China. Career: studied at Columbia and Yale Univs., U. S. A.; entered Chinese Govt. service; resigned same 1927; Prof. in Econ. at Chinghua Univ., Shanghai; Authority on Finance in China; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar., 1938. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chen Chun 陳群** Internal Affairs Minister Admin. Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; Mem. Fed. Committee of Prov. & Renov. Govts. of China; b. 1890, Fukien Prov., China. Career: studied at Meiji and Toyo Univs., Japan; Secr. Kwangtung Govt. 1921; assisted under Pai Chung-hsi after the North Dist. Suppression of Chiang Kai-shek; Pres. Shanghai Marshal Court; Chief Political Dept. of 26th Army; Business Dir. Shanghai Law Coll.; Vice-Dir. Political Affairs Bur. of Interior Dept. 1933; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar. 1938. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chen Lu 陳籙** Foreign Min. Admin. Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; b. 1878, Fukien Prov., China. Career: grad. Univ. of Paris; entered For. Service of China; Dir. Pol. Affairs Bur. of Foreign Affairs Dept.; Minister to Mexico; For. Vice-Min.; Min. to France; Repr. Chinese Office of League of Nations; Vice-Chairman Treaty Committee of Foreign Affairs Dept. 1936; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar. 1938. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chen Tse-min 陳則民** Educ. Min. Admin. Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; b. 1881, Suchow, China. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ., Japan; opened law office at Shanghai; Chairman Shanghai Bar Assn.; later entered business; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar. 1938. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Cheng Lin-kao 鄭林皐** See 1938 issue. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Cheng Yu 鄭禹** Mayor of Mukden since July 1938; b. 1889, Foochow, China; s. of Cheng Hsiao-Hsu, Ex-Prime Minister. Career: studied at Seijo Sch. Tokyo 1905; grad. Liverpool Univ. 1911; Manager, Kinghua Publishing Co. Peking 1919; Mgr. Tungchi Printing Office, Mukden 1922; Mgr. South Branch, Chihsin Cement Co. Shanghai 1927; Mng.-Dir. Huafeng Enamel Co. Shanghai 1930; Secr. to Prime Min. 1932; Dir. Cap. Constr. Bureau 1935-37; Dir. Postal Admin. Bur. 1937-38. Address: Mayor's Residence, Mukden. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chi Pin 啓彬** Aud. Ind. Bank of Manchou since Dec. 1936; b. 1887, Shengyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. Tokyo; Magistrate Changchun-hsien, Kirin Prov.; Adviser to Gov. of Kirin Prov.; Chief, Yenki Muni. System Adm. Planning Office, Kirin; Dir. Revenue Supt. Bureau Mukden 1932-36. Address: 202 Daido-Daigai, Hsinking. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chi-mo-te-se-mu-pei-lo 齊默特色木[?]勒** Manchoukuo Privy Councillor; b. Feb. 1891, Kuoerhissu-Chien Banner. Career: Prince Hoshih, Chelimu League 1902; Mem. House of Commons 1922; Mem. Constitution Draft Committee; Gov. Hsingan Adm. Office 1932-34; Min. of Mongolia Adm. 1934-37. Address: Privy Council, Hsinking. — p. 952 ([scan part 1, leaf 1013](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1013/mode/1up))

**Chi Hsieh-yuan 齊燮元** Mem. of Provisional Govt. of China; b. 1876 Ningho-hsien, Hopeh Prov., China. Career: grad. Art. course of Pehyang Mil. Acad. 1906; Peking Mil. Acad. 1907; Comdr.-in-Chief of Chihli Armies during 1st Kiangsu-Chekiang War in 1924; defeated by Chang Chung-chang (Fengtien Army) and came to Japan as refugee 1924; returned China 1925; Acting Mem. of Chicha (Hopeh-Charhar) Political Council 1935. Address: Peking, China. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chiang Chao-tsung 江朝宗** General; Mem. of Provisional Govt. of China; b. 1863. Anhwei Prov. China; Chief Infantry Corps of Peking 1912; Vice-Comdr. of Capital Guard Army, 1917; Temporary Prime Min. 1917; Comdr. of Gendarmerie Hdqrs. of Peking under Chang Hsun; same of Yui Army; maintained public orders in Peking under a relief Assn. after Chang tso-lin left Peking 1928; Vice- Chairman of Mi Chiaohui (a religious organization), 1936. Address: Peking, China. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chiang En-chi 姜恩之** Gov. Chinchow Prov. since July 1938; b. 1899, Yushou-hsien, Kirin Prov. Career: grad. Polit. & Econ. Dept. Chaoyang Univ. Peking; Magistrate, Meng-kiang, Hua-tien and Yushou hsiens, Kirin Prov.; Dir. Gen. Monopoly Bur. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Chinchow. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chih Tsung-me 池宗墨** Mem. Executive Committee of Provisional Govt. of China since Feb. 1938. Career: Chief Executive of Chitung Autonomous Govt. (Anti-Communist organization) for several years. Address: Peking, China. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chin Hsien-li 金憲立** See 1938 issue. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chin Jung-kei 金榮桂** Gov. Fengtien Prov. since July 1938; b. 1876, Kaiping-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Peking Coll. 1909; Gen. Dir. Tsinan Muni. Office; Chief Police Gen. Adm. Office, Tung Sheng Spec. District; Dir. Chinese Eastern Ry. (North Manchuria Ry.) 1932; Police Chief Harbin 1933-35; Metro. Police Chief 1936-37; Mayor of Mukden 1937-38. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Mukden. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chin Ming-shih 金名世** Gov. Jehol Prov. since 1937; b. 1896, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Peking Law Coll.; Secr. Kirin Prov. Office; Dir. Harbin Elec. Bureau; Chief Police Dept. Kirin Prov. 1933-34; Gov. Sankiang Prov. Address: Governor's Residence, Chengteh. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chin Pi-tung 金壁東** See 1937 issue. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chino, Gitaro (Sosho) 茅野儀太郎** Prof. of German Litt. Keio Univ.; Poet; b. Mar. 18 1883, Nagano-ken; s. of Naotaro Chino. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; Prof. 3rd Higher Sch.; Prof. Nihon Women's Univ. Address: 1071 Nakanobu-machi, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chiwaki, Morinosuke 血脇守之助** LL.D. (America); Dentist; Pres. Tokyo Dental Coll.; Japan Dental Assn.; b. Feb. 1, 1870, Chiba-ken; s. of Seinosuke Kato; adopted by Chiwaki family. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; studied at Takayama Dental Inst.; became Corr. Tokyo Shimpo; Teacher of English of middle Sch.; Secr. and Lecturer, Takayama Dental Inst.; founded Tokyo Dental Inst. (now Tokyo Dental Coll.) 1900; founded Japan Dental Assn. 1903; author of books on dental science. Address: 496 Sendagaya 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Cho, Shun-ichi 長俊一** Dir. Hiroshima Higher Tech. Sch.; b. Dec. 1881, Yonezawa; s. of Shimizu Cho; m. Maki, d. of Kichihei Suzuki. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; apptd. Prof. Hiroshima Higher Normal Sch. 1908; Yokohama Higher Tech. Sch. 1920; went to U. S. A., Germany & France for study; Sch.-Inspector Dept. of Educ. 1927; Dir. Hamamatsu Higher Tech. Sch. 1932-36. Address: c/o Hiroshima Higher Tech. Sch., Hiroshima. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Christians, Jann** Chancellor; b. Jan. 1884, Germany; m. Paula Dierks. Career: Consular Service since 1905, mostly in the Far East and Japan. Address: German Consulate, 51-B Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chu Shen 朱深** Mem. Fed. Committee of Prov. & Renov. Govts. of China since 1938; b. 1897 Yungching, Hopei Prov., China. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ.; on returning, practiced Law; Chief Procurator of Metro. Procurator's Office, 1913; same Metro. High Procurator's Office, 1915; Justice Min. 1917-20; concurrently Interior Min. 1919; Advisor of Anfu Clique; Supt.-Gen. Metro. Police Board and Supervisor of Peking Admin. 1925; later entered business circles. Address: Peking, China. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chu Shu-yuan 祝書元** Dir. Admin. Bur. and Chief Secr. of Admin. Committee of Provisional Govt. of China since Jan., 1938; b. 1881, Tahsing, Hopei Prov., China. Career: grad. Tung Wen Coll., Shanghai; Supt. Hopei Higher Police Training Sch.; Secr. Communications Dept.; Dir. Kaifeng Telegraph Bur.; Supt. E-hu and Chih-lu Telephone & Telegraph Supt. Bureau; Bur. Dir. of Home Dept.; Dir. Tientsin Telegraph Bur. Address: Admin. Dept. Peking, China. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Chung Yu 鍾毓** See 1937 issue. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Clarke, Henry Ashley** 1st Secr. at British Emb., Tokyo; b. June 26, 1903, England; s. of H. H. R. Clarke, M.D.; m. Virginia Bell. Career: Secr. British Missions at Budapest, Warsaw, Constantinople, Tokyo; same at Foreign Office, London. Address: c/o British Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Cobb, John B** B.A.; M.A.; Missionary; b. Oct. 1893, Macon, Georgia, U.S.A.; s. of James Jackson Cobb, banker; m. Theodora Cook Atkinson. Career: Prof. at Kentucky Wesleyan Coll. 1915-17; came to Japan 1918; taught at Palmore Institute, Kobe 1919-27 and 1932-33; Evangelistic Work and Principal of Fraser Institute, Hiroshima 1927-31; Principal, Osaka English Sch. since 1933. Address: Eki Kita, Ashiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Coote, Leonard W** Missionary; b. Apr. 1890, Enfield, Middlesex, England; s. of Ernest Coote; m. Esther Keene. Address: P. O. Box 5, Ikoma, Nara-ken. — p. 953 ([scan part 1, leaf 1014](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1014/mode/1up))

**Cording, Hans** Rep. Dir. Dai-Nippon Kali Kaisha. Career: engaged in several kinds of business in London, Africa, Singapore, Java, China; in Japan since 1929. Address: (office) Teikoku Seimei Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Cox, Melville James** Journalist; Chief Correspondent in Japan for Reuters; b. Dec. 1885, London; s. of Herbert Robert Cox. Career: joined Reuter's London Office 1901; proceeded Bombay 1907; Mgr. Reuter's Colombo Office 1909-11; Mgr. Reuter's Shanghai Office 1912-19; Mgr. Reuter's Far Eastern News Service 1925-33; Chief Corr. in Japan since 1934. Address: Reuters Ltd., Dentsu Bldg., Ginza, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Curtis, John L** A.B.; Supervisor, Japan and Manchoukuo Branches of The National City Bank of N. Y.; b. in Camden, Maine, U. S. A.; s. of John C. Curtis. Career: grad. Bowdoin College 1911; Foreign Banking Service since 1911 with Int'l Banking Corp. and The Nat. City Bank of N. Y.; Mgr. Harbin Branch 1921-30; Asst. Vice-Pres. New York Office, 1931-32; present post since 1933. Address: c/o The National City Bank of New York, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Cutsem, Alphonse van** Consul-General for Belgium at Shanghai; b. Sept. 1883, Antwerp. Career: Cons.-Gen. at Harbin; transferred to Shanghai 1937. Address: Belgian Consulate-Gen., Rue Lafayette 1300 Shanghai, China. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Dan, Ino 團伊能** Baron; Dir. Society for Int. Cultural Relations; Authority on Classical Japanese Arts; b. Feb. 21 1892, Omuta City; s. of late Baron Takuma Dan; m. Michiko, d. of Suesaburo Ueno. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; further studied at Harvard Univ. and Lyon Univ.; apptd. Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923; Asst. Prof. 1927; sent to China 1931; resigned 1933; succeeded peerage 1932; decorated with Commander le Crown by King of Italy 1929. Address: 344 Harajuku 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Daniels, Frank James** B. Sc. (Econ.), London; Worker for Orthological Inst. (Basic English); b. 1899, Chatham, England. Career: Register in British Emb. 1928-32; English teacher Otaru Higher Com. Sch. 1933-36. Address: 2507 Sakurayama, Zushi-machi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Danno, Reisuke 檀野禮助** Dir. Hokkaido Colliery & Steamship Co.; etc.; b Aug. 9, 1875, Nagasaki-ken; s of Katsuji Danno. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; visited Europe & Amer. and attended Int'l Rotarian Assembly at Denver as Japanese Delegate 1926; sent to Diet 1928. Address: 89 Myogadani-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Das, Susil Chandra** Merchant; b. Aug. 1888, Calcutta. Career: came to Japan 1915; Pres. Indian Club 1921-29; elected its Hon. Mem. 1930; First Indian Resident in Japan received in audience by H. I. M. the Emperor 1929; Hon. Secr. & Treasurer Indian Trade Assn. 1925-35. Address: 10/1, Yamamoto-dori 2-chome, Kobe. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Debuchi, Katsuji 出淵勝次** Mem. House of Peers since Apr. 1936; b. July 1878, Morioka; s. of Katsumasa Debuchi, official. Career: grad. P.-G. Course, Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; 3rd Emb. Secr. at Berlin 1907-10; 1st Secr. at Peking 1914; at Washington 1918; Charge d'Affaires at Berlin 1920; attended 2nd League of Nations Assembly and Washington Conf.; Commr. Shantung Settlement Conf. 1922; Dir. Asia Bureau 1923; Foreign Vice-Minister 1924-28; Ambassador to U. S. A. 1928-33; sent to Australia as Delegate of Goodwill Mission 1935. Address: 96 Tamagawa-Oyama-cho, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Den, Makoto 田誠** Dir. Board of Tourist Industry, Rys. Dept. since July 1934; b. Mar. 1891, Tokyo; s. of Baron Kenjiro Den. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; entered Ry. Dept.; Councillor, Ry. Bureau; Secr. Ry. Dept. 1929; Chief Int'l Sec., Traffic Bureau; went to Europe and America 1923 and 1938. Address: 147 Aoyama Minami-cho 6-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Devin, Frederic Ray** Chairman Eastern Asia Trading Co. since 1934; Importer & Exporter; b. Nov. 22, 1906, Yokohama. Career: grad. Univ. of Calif. 1928; Cashier Ford Motor Co., Japan 1929-31; Auditor Swan Devin & Co. 1931-2; Casualty Adjuster American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai 1932-34. Address: 89 Midori-ga-oka, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Dohi, Tadashi 土肥顯** Deputy Mayor of Mukden since 1937; b. May 1896; s. of Takichi Dohi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1920; joined Ry. Dept., S.M.R. Co., same year; Chief of Kaiyuan Local Office, 1926; Hsinking Local Office, 1927; Chief of Gen. Affairs Sec., Gen. Affairs Dept., Head Office, 1931; Personnel Sec., same, 1932; sent to Europe and America for investigation, 1934; Chief, Shanghai Business Office, 1935. Address: Municipal Office, Mukden, Manchoukuo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Dohihara, Kenji 土肥原賢二** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. 14th Division since Mar. 1937; b. 1883, Okayama-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1905; grad. Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff, Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. Inf. 30th Reg.; Comdr. Inf. 9th Brig.; Chief Mil. Spec. Service Facilities, Mukden 1935; attached Remaining 1st Div. Address: c/o 14th Division Hdqrs. Utsunomiya. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Douteau, Robert** Asst. Com. Attache; b. 1906, Paris. Career: with French Embassy, Tokyo since 1928. Address: No. 2 Hirakawa-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Durgin, Russell L** B. S. (Dartmouth); Hon. Secr. Y.M.C.A. Tokyo; b. Nov. 1891, Concord, New Hampshire, U. S. A.; s. of late Hazen F. Durgin; m. Delphine Lazelle. Address: 5 of 7 Fujimi-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Edmondson, Gerald James Ellis** British Pro-Consul, Dairen since 1927; b. 1898, England; s. of James Curtice Ellis, architect; m. Laura E. O'Brien. Career: educated at Westminster Cathedral Sch. and City of London Coll.; served in great War 1914-18; entered civil service 1920; seconded to British Far Eastern Consular Service (Japan) 1925; Pres. of Dairen Cosmopolitan Club 1937. Address: c/o British Consulate, Dairen — p. 954 ([scan part 1, leaf 1015](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1015/mode/1up))

**Eguchi, Teijo 江口定條** Mem. House of Peers; Vice-Chairman Dojin-Kai; Aud. Meiji Sugar Mfg. Co.; b. Apr. 1 1865, Kochi-ken; bro. of Shojo Eguchi, samurai of Kochi Clan. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1887; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; Mgr. Nagasaki and Moji Branches; Vice-Chief, Mining Dept. Head Office; Mng.-Dir. of same; Vice-Pres. S. M. R. Co. 1931-32. Address: 36 Honmura-cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Eh Le-chun 額勒春** Gov. Hsingan East Prov. since 1932; b. 1879, Inner Mongolia. Career: Gov. Eastern Puteha; Councillor, Gov.'s Office of Heilungkiang 1926. Address: c/o Hsingan East Prov. Office, Chalantun, Manchoukuo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Ehara, Tsunaichi 江原綱一** Counsellor Manchoukuo Leg. in Berlin since Aug. 1938; b. Nov. 15, 1886, Okayama-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923; served Dairen, Tsingtao, Hankow and Yingkow Maritime Customs 1923-33; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Harbin Customs 1933; Chief Gen. Affairs. Dept. Harbin Spec. Muni.; Vice-Gov. Chientao Prov. 1937-38. Address: Manchoukuo Legation, Berlin, Germany. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Elked, Anthony** Exchange Broker; b. Oct. 1873, Budapest, Hungary; s. of A. Elked. Career: grad. Com. Acad. Budapest; Officer, Royal Hungarian Cav.; Austrian Jute Spinning Works, Vienna; Credit Lyonnais, Paris, London, etc.; joined Russo-Asiatic Bank, St. Petersburg in 1898, later in China; Sub-Mgr. in Japan for 14 years; came to Japan 1903; apptd. Adviser, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; Mgr. Foreign Dept. 74th Bank; served Park-Union Foreign Bkg. Corp. Tokyo; established himself as Foreign Exchange Broker 1921. Address: c/o Elked & Gerdts, 14 Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Elm, Paul From** Manager, The East Asiatic Co. Ltd. for Kwantung Leased Territory since 1928; b. 1896, Copenhagen. Career: in service of present firm in Manchuria since 1919. Address: The East Asiatic Co., Dairen. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Endo, Ryukichi 遠藤隆吉** D. Litt.; Educator; Dir. Sugamo Gaku-en; b. Oct. 2, 1874, Maebashi; s. of Senjiro Endo; m. Natsuko, d. of late Shuji Izawa. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Prof. Higher Normal Sch. and Waseda, Toyo, Nihon, Kokugakuin and Shukyo Univs. successively since 1900; rec'd. deg. 1907; founded Sociological Research Inst. 1907, Research Inst. of Divination Arts 1914, Sugamo Mid. Sch. 1922, Sugamo Com. Sch. 1923 and Sugamo Higher Com. Sch. 1928; has long devoted in promotion of Orientalism, advocated Stout Educationalism and for exhibition of characteristics of private educ. Address: 2639 Nishi-Sugamo 2-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Endo, Ryusaku 遠藤柳作** Mem. House of Peers since Apr. 1936; b. Mar. 18, 1886, Saitama-ken; 2nd s. of Kogoro Endo, agriculturist. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Secr. Govt.-Gen. of Chosen; Chief Ind. Dept. Tokyo-fu; Chief Home Affairs Dept. Chiba-ken; Gov. Aomori-ken and Miyagi-ken; M.P. 1928; Pres. Musashino Ry. Co.; Gov. Kanagawa-ken, Aichi-ken; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bd. of Manchoukuo. Address: 1448 Ikebukuro 3-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Esaki, Masumi 江崎眞澄** See 1936 issue. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Fan Han-sheng 范漢生** Chinese Cons.-Gen. to Chosen; b. 1882, Anhwei Prov., China. Career: grad. Hosei Univ. of Japan; 1st Class Interpreter Yenki-hsien; Adv. Negotiation Office of Kirin Prov. 1918; served For. Office of Nat. Govt. of China as Sec. Chief; Cons.-Gen. to Keijo 1934; participated in the foundation of Provisional Govt. of China Dec. 1937; again apptd. Cons.-Gen. to Chosen by the Prov. Govt. of China Feb. 1938. Address: Chinese Cons.-Gen., Keijo, Chosen. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Farmer, Percival** Hon. Vice-Consul for Norway and Acting Consul for Netherlands at Yingkow since 1922; b. 1884, Yingkow; s. of Charley Farmer, H.B.M. Consular Service. Career: 3 years in Belgium & France during the Great War. Address: The Bund, Yingkow, Manchoukuo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Feng Han-ching 馮涵清** Vice-Pres. Manchuria Ind. Development Corp. since Dec., 1937; Privy Councillor Manchoukuo; b. 1892, Kaiping, Fengtien Prov. Career: studied Law and Economy; Court Judge; Dir. Peking-Fengtien Ry. Bureau; Chief Ind. Dept. Fengtien Prov.; Justice Min. 1932-37; accorded privilege of former post. Address: Hsinking. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Feng Kuang-min 馮廣民** Mayor of Harbin since Feb. 1938; b. 1882, Shenyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Peking Higher Normal Sch. 1914; Chairman Fengtien Educ. Assn. 1922; Prin. Fengtien Prov. 3rd Middle Sch.; Gov. Panshan-hsien; Chief Secr. Tungpeh Univ. 1928; Councillor Fengtien Prov. Office; Gov. Hsifeng-hsien; Gov. Chin-hsien upon foundation of Manchoukuo 1933; Dir. Civil Affairs Dept. of Chinchow Prov. Office 1934; Dir. Social Affairs Bur. People's Welfare Dept. 1937. Address: Mayor's Residence, Harbin. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Figueroa, Martin** Chilean Minister to Japan since 1936; b. Mar. 1889, Santiago, Chile; s. of Juan Pelajio Figueroa. Career: Lawyer of Univ. of Santiago de Chile; Attaché, Chilean Leg. in Spain 1919; Com. Counsellor at Leg. in Austria, Hungary 1922; 1st Secr. 1925; Charge d'Affairs 1927; Counsellor at Berlin 1933; Resident Minister to Czechoslovakia 1934; despatched as Delegate to Internatinal Conf. and Congress. Address: c/o Chilean Legation, 7 Shirokane-Dai-machi 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Finn, Koren** B.L.; Norwegian Minister in Japan, China, Siam; b. May 1878 at Oslo; s. of August Laurentius Koren, superior army surgeon; m. Gulborg Bing. Career: Secr. For. Office 1902; served Consulate-Gen., Kobe 1905; Vice-Consul, Bilbao 1908; Secr. Leg. in St. Petersburg 1909; Acting Consul-Gen. Hamburg 1910; Rotterdam, 1911; Consul, Montreal 1912; Spec. Mission in Tokyo 1917; Consul-Gen. Melbourne 1917; Charge d'Affairs en Pied Lisbon 1921; Minister on Spec. mission 1925; Min. Lisbon 1931; Minister of 1st Class in Tokyo, Nanking, Bangkok, 1935. Address: Norwegian Legation, 17 Aoyama Takagi-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 955 ([scan part 1, leaf 1016](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1016/mode/1up))

**Fleisher, Benjamin W** B. Ph.; Publisher, The Japan Advertiser and The Trans-Pacific; b. Jan. 1870, Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A.; n. American; s. of Simon B. Fleisher, manufacturer. Career: grad. Univ. of Pennsylvania 1889. Address: Onden, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fleisher, Wilfrid** Journalist; Managing Editor The Japan Advertiser; Corr. The New York Herald Tribune in Japan since 1929; b. Nov. 20, 1897, Philadelphia, Penn., U. S. A.; s. of B. W. Fleisher, publisher; m. Greta Sundberg of Stockholm, Sweden. Career: educated Charterhouse, Surrey, England and Columbia Univ. N. Y. 1919; Corr. with A. E. F. Siberia during War; Corr. United Press in Paris 1921-24; Corr. United Press 2nd Assembly League of Nations; Business Mgr. Japan Advertiser 1924-25; Washington Corr. N. Y. Times 1925-29. Address: The Japan Advertiser, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Frazar, Everett Welles** Businessman; Pres. Frazar Estate Co.; Senior Partner Frazar & Co.; Vice-Pres. Amer.-Japan Soc., Pan Pacific Club; b. Aug. 1867, Shanghai, China; s. of Everett Frazar, merchant. Career: grad. Stevens Inst. of Tech., Hoboken, New Jersey, U. S. A. 1890 with degree M. E.; Pupil of Thomas A. Edison 1891; arrived at Yokohama 1896. Address: c/o Frazar Estate Co., Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fuchida, Taro 淵田太郎** Dir. C. Itoh & Co.; b. Mar. 31 1890, Miye-ken; m. Mitsuyo. Career: grad. Kobe Higher Com. Sch. 1911; joined present firm and served at its head office in Osaka; Mgr. Tsingtao, Tientsin, Hankow Br. successively; Tokyo Br. 1924-36. Address: C. Itoh & Co., Osaka. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fuchs, Walter** Ph. D.; Lecturer, Manchuria Medical Coll. Mukden; b. Aug. 1902. Career: grad. Berlin Univ. 1925; specialized in Far Eastern languages and history; asst. in Ethographical Museum, Berlin; in Manchuria since 1926. Address: 5 Shinano-machi, Mukden. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fuetterer, E. O** Mng. Dir., I. I. Tschurin & Co. Harbin; b. Nov. 1893 at Kirrlach, Germany; s. of O. Fuetterer; m. Grete Wiechers. Career: educated in Germany 1900-11; joined Shanghai German firm 1911-13; military service at Tsingtao 1913-14; Controller of Hongkong & Shanghai Bank at Mukden and Harbin. Address: 61 Bolshoi Prospect, New Town, Harbin. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujihara, Ginjiro 藤原銀次郎** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Oji Paper Mfg. Co., S. Saghalien Ry. Co., etc.; b. June 1869, Nagano-ken; s. of late Mohei Fujihara. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1891; founded Matsue Nippo; joined Mitsui Bank; transferred to Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; Mgr. Shanghai, Amoy, Taihoku Branches and Timber Dept. of Head Office; nominated Peer 1929; made inspection tour Canada and U. S. A. 1935. Address: 121 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujii, Keinosuke 藤井啓之助** Minister to Czechoslovakia since 1937; b. Mar. 1888, Gunma-ken; s. of Naojiro Fujii. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; Chief Translation, Telegraphic, Personnel, Correspondence Sections, Foreign Office successively; 1st Secr. Embassy London; Consul-Gen., Hamburg; Councillor Emb. Berlin, Washington, London. Address: Japanese Legation, Prague, Czechoslovakia. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujii, Kosuke 藤井浩祐** See 1935 issue. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujii, Masuki 藤井眞透** D.E.; Chief Civil Engrg. Lab. Home Dept.; b. Jan. 1889, Miyazaki-ken; s. of Ujisumi Fujii. Career: grad. Civil Engrg. Dept. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Civil Engineer Hyogo-ken, Meiji Shrine Construction Bureau, Earthquake Disaster Relief Office, etc.; Research Engr. Research Bureau of Public Works, Home Dept.; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; sent abroad 1930; sent to Manchoukuo 1934. Address: 382 Totsuka-machi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujii, Otoo 藤井乙男** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Academy; b. July 14, 1868, Hyogo-ken; s. of Ichiro Fujii. Career: Prof. 4th Higher Sch.; 8th Higher Sch.; Kyoto Imp. Univ. Address: 53 Omiya Tajiri-machi, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujii, Shinichi 藤井新一** M.A.; LL.D.; Prof. Waseda and Hosei Univs.; Instructor Nihon Univ.; b. Aug. 1892, Kagawa-ken; s. of Uhei Fujii. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; Univ. of Southern Calif.; Boston Univ.; Columbia Univ.; attended Washington Conf. 1921-22; Dir. Nat. League of Univ. Profs. Tokyo since 1932. Address: 11 Otsuka Kubo-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujii, Takaharu 藤井崇治** Vice-Pres. Elec. Power Control Preparation Bureau since May 1938; b. July 1, 1894, Hiroshima-ken; 2nd s. of Kitota; married. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1921; entered Communications Dept.; served Osaka and Sapporo Com. Burs.; Attached to Emb. in England; Dir. Com. Bur. Kwantung Prov. 1933, Sapporo Com. Bur. 1935; Dir. Postal Affairs Bur. Communications Dept. 1938. Address: Communications Dept., Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujikawa, Yasushi 藤川靖** Dir. P.O. Life Ins. Bur. of Ins. Bd. Public Welfare Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. July 30, 1892, Tokyo; 3rd s. of Torakichi Kono; adopted by Toyojiro Fujikawa; married. Career: passed Higher Civil Service Exam. 1916; grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Sectional Chief of several Local Com. Bureaux; sent to France for inspection; Priv. Secr. to Com. Min. 1934; Dir. Telegraph & Telephone Bur. of Com. Dept. Address: 1 Ichigaya Sadowara-cho 2-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujinami, Masashi 藤波正** M.D.; Surgeon Lt.-Gen. (reserve); Pres. Japan Red Cross Hospital; b. Aug. 18, 1881, Oita-ken; s. of Hisabumi Fujinami. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; joined military service; studied in Europe 1917; Instructor, Mil. Medical Coll. Address: 45 Kitayamabushi-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 956 ([scan part 1, leaf 1017](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1017/mode/1up))

**Fujino, Megumu 藤野惠** Dir. Common Educ. Bureau of Educ. Dept.; b. Apr. 16, 1894, Hiroshima-ken; bro. of Kan Fujino, businessman. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; Commr. Niigata-ken; Commr. Social Bureau; sent to Europe & America 1927; Secr. Social Bureau 1931; Gov. Kagawa-ken 1925; Dir. Tech. Educ. Bureau 1936-37. Address: 41 Otsuka Naka-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujinuma, Shohei 藤沼庄平** Mem. House of Peers; b. Feb. 17, 1883, Tochigi-ken; s. of Tomozo Wakatabe, and later adopted by Tomojiro Fujinuma. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Chief Police Dept. Nara-ken, Kagoshima-ken. Kyoto-fu, Osaka-fu; Gov. Ibaraki-ken, Niigata-ken; M. P.; Gov. Tokyo-fu; Metropolitan Police Chief 1932-34; Chief Secr. of Cabinet. Address: 500 Koyama-machi, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujioka, Jokichi 藤岡淨吉** See 1936 issue. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujioka, Nagatoshi 藤岡長敏** Gov. Kagawa-ken; b. Aug. 19, 1894, Nara-ken; 3rd s. of Chojiro; m. Futaba, 2nd d. of Yorozu Oda, Mem. House of Peers. Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Kyoto Imp Univ. 1920; Police-Supt. Kyoto-fu and Metro. Police Bd.; Dir. Educ. Dept Hiroshima-ken; Police Chief Kagoshima and Shizuoka Prefs.; same of Hokkaido Govt. 1932; Dir. Police Affairs Dept. Metro. Police Bd.; present post since Feb. 1938. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Takamatsu City. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujisawa, Ikunosuke 藤澤幾之輔** Privy Councillor; b. July 1859 in Miyagi-ken; s. of Kakeyoshi Fujisawa, samurai. Career: learned law at Tokyo and became lawyer through examination, 1880; Chairman, Sendai Municipal Assembly; Permanent Mem. and Pres. Miyagi-ken Pref. Assembly; elected to Diet 13 times; Parl. Vice-Min. Communications Dept.; same, Home Dept.; Com. & Industry Minister; Speaker, House of Representatives; Councillor, Meiji Shrine Construction Bureau; Mem., Temporary Legislation Investigation Committee, etc; present post since June 1934. Address: 25 Uenohara-machi, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujishima, Takeji 藤島武二** Painter; Court Artist; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. since 1908; b. Sept. 18, 1867, Kagoshima; s. of Kempo Fujishima. Career: studied art of painting with Togaku Hirayama, Japanese Painter of Shijo Sch. 1881, oil painting under Hosui Yamamoto with Gyokusho Kawabata; in Paris & Rome as student of Dept. of Educ. 1905-13. Address: 12 Akebono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujita, Eisuke 藤田榮介** See 1937 issue. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujita, Heitaro 藤田平太郎** Baron; Pres. Fujita-Gumi, Fujita Mining Co.; b. Oct. 1869, Osaka; s. of late Denzaburo Fujita. Career: studied at Keio Univ.; went to England for study, 1888; during 10 years' stay chiefly studied mining; Dir. Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Japan Fire Ins. Co., Kitahama Bank, Nikkan Gas Co., etc. Address: 41 Sekiguchi Dai-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujita, Hisanori 藤田尚德** Admiral; War Councillor since 1936; b. Oct. 1880, Tokyo; s. of late Hisomu Fujita, principal of Kogyokusha Middle Sch.; m. Hisa. Career: grad. Naval Staff Coll.; Vice-Admiral 1929; Captain "Kirishima"; Secr.-Gen. Naval Tech. Dept.; Chief Personnel and Protocol Section of Navy; Chief, Yokosuka Naval Arsenal; Chief, Naval Tech. Dept ; Vice-Navy Minister 1932; Comdr.-in-Chief, Kure Naval Station 1934-36. Address: 1448 Naka-Meguro 4-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujita, Kenichi 藤田謙一** Repr. Partner Fujita G.K.; Pres. Nagato Colliery Undertakings Co.; Dir. Hokkaido Colonization Co.; Adv. Taiwan Kogyo K. K.; b .Jan. 5, 1873 at Hirosaki City. Career: grad. Meiji Univ.; entered business; served as M P.; later returned to bus!ness. Address: 539 Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujita, Masasuke 藤田政輔** Pres., Fujita & Co, Nippon Sulphuric Acid Co., Dir. Chuo Fire & Accident Ins. Co.; b. Feb. 24, 1889, Yamaguchi-ken; bro. of Yoshisuke Aikawa; later adopted by Fujita family. Career: grad. Chemical Course, Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1915; established Fujita Laboratory. Address: 77 Tango-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujiwara, Yasuaki 藤原保明** Dir. Aviation Bur. Com. Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. Mar. 20, 1889, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Chujiro Fujiwara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; entered Communications Dept.; sent to Europe and United States for study; attended World Postal Conf. 1924; Chief, Foreign Mail Section; Dir. Telegraphic Affairs Bureau; Secr. Com. Dept.; Dir. Postal Affairs Bureau, Manchoukuo, 1932-35; Dir. Osaka Com. Bur. 1936-38. Address: Communications Dept., Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujiwhara, Sakuhei 藤原咲平** D. Sc.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Meteorologist, Central Meteorological Observatory; Prof. Meteorology, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Oct. 1884, Nagano-ken; s. of Mitsuzo Fujiwhara, official. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; rec'd deg. 1915. Address: c/o The Central Meteorological Observatory, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujiyama, Aiichiro 藤山愛一郎** Vice-Pres. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Pres. Dai-Nippon Sugar Mfg. Co., Shuseisha, Nihon Nat. Cash Register Co.; Dir. Taiwan Takushoku K. K., Musashino Elec. Ry. Co., Kokkwa Conscription Ins. Co., Nikkwa Life Ins. Co., Kyodo Trust Co., East Manchuria Ind. Co., etc.; b. May 22, 1897, Tokyo; s. of Raita Fujiyama. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Keio Univ. 1922; studied in Europe & America. Address: 14 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujiyama, Kazuo 藤山一雄** See 1937 issue. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fujiyama, Raita 藤山雷太** Mem. House of Peers; Financier; b. Aug. 1862, Saga-ken; s of Kakuzaemon Fujiyama. Career: studied at Keio Univ. Address: 14 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fukai, Eigo 深井英五** Mem. House of Peers since Jan. 1937; Advisory Councillor to Fin. Min.; b. Nov. 1871, Gumma-ken. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ. 1891; journalist 1893-1900; entered Bk. of Japan 1901; attended Paris Peace Conf. 1919; Washington Disarm. Conf. and Geneva Int'l Econ. Conf. 1921; Govt. Delegate, Int'l Conf. London 1933; Gov. Bk. of Japan 1935-37. Address: 51 Hikawa-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 957 ([scan part 1, leaf 1018](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1018/mode/1up))

**Fukao, Ryutaro 深尾隆太郎** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Nanyo Takushoku K. K.; b. Jan. 19, 1877, Osaka; s. of Motomu Fukao. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1899; elected Peer 1928. Address: 30 Ichigaya Naka-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukuda, Tamezo 福田[?]造** Dir. Nagaoka Higher Tech. Sch. since 1923; b. July 1881, Osaka. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; Instructor Mil. Art.-Engrg. Sch. 1908; Prof. Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1916; sent to Europe and America for study 1919-21. Address: Gakko-machi, Nagaoka. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukuhara, Hachiro 福原八郎** Pres. Nambei Takushoku K. K.; b. Nov. 1874, Fukuoka; s. of Isaku Motoki, later adopted by late Nobuzo Fukuhara. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1899; Dir. and Chief Engr. of Tokyo Works, Kanegafuchi Spinning Co.; made inspection tour of Europe and America. Address: 28 Higashi-Shinano- machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukuhara, Shinzo 福原信三** Pres. Shiseido Co. Ltd.; b. July 25, 1883, Tokyo; s. of late Arinobu Fukuhara, businessman. Career: grad. Chiba Medical Coll. 1907, Columbia Univ., U. S. A., 1911; made special study of mfg. and sales of toilet preparations in New York for many yrs.; returned home and started Fukuhara Shiseido with his brother 1916. Address: 278 Chojamaru, Kamiosaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukui, Kikusaburo 福井菊三郎** See 1936 issue. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Kukukita, Yasunosuke 福喜多靖之助** Councillor to Dirs. Oji Paper Mfg. Co. since 1933; Dir. Japan Wire Cloth Co.; b. Mar. 16, 1874, Miye-ken; s. of Hedahei Fukukita. Career: grad. Higher Sch. Dept. Doshisha 1898; Stanford Univ. 1904; Non-Official Staff, American Embassy in Tokyo, 1906; made inspection tour of U. S. A. and Canada 1935. Publication: "Cha-no-Yu, Tea Cult of Japan." Address: 48 Honmura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukumoto, Junzaburo 福本順三郎** Dir. Dairen Customs, Manchoukuo; b. July 1882, Hyogo-ken; s. of Dr. Kosaku Fukumoto. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1905; joined Chinese Customs Service; present post since June, 1932. Address: 3 Ikimachi, Dairen. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukumoto, Sadaki 福本貞喜** Company Director; Pres. Tohoku Shoji Kaisha; Dir. Mito Elec. Ry. Co., Nisshi Tanko Kisen K K.; b. Aug. 1888, Kumamoto-ken. Career: grad. Nagasaki Higher Com. Sch.; joined Yamashita Steampship Co. 1910; Mng.-Dir. same; Dir. Yamashita Gomei Kaisha; Aud. Yamashita Mining Co.; Mng.-Dir. Hanshin Harbor Co. Address: 8 Shimo-Osaki 2-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukuoka, Hajime 福岡一** M.A.; Exporters & Importers; Prop., Tokyo Kogyo Boyeki Shokai (1937); Special Repre. of Johns-Manville Int'l Corp., New York; b. April 1890, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Kamezo Fukuoka. Career: grad. Keio Univ., 1915; Univ. of Southern Calif., U. S. A., 1918. Address: 122 Denyenchofu 4-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukushima, Eisaku 福島英朔** Pres. Heijo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Vice-Pres. Chosen Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Nov. 11, 1885, Gunma-ken. Career: grad. Polit. Course Keio Univ.; served Mitsubishi Concern 1912-17. Address: 33 Yamate-cho, Heijo-fu, Chosen. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Fukuyama, Zenjiro 福山善治郎** See 1936 issue. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Funabashi, Kiyokata 船橋清賢** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; b. Dec. 1891, Tokyo; s. of Suiken Funabashi, Peer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Bank of Japan; elected Peer 1925; Parl. Councillor of Justice 1934-36. Address: 1908 Sanno 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Funada, Chu 船田中** Pres. Cabinet Legislation Bur. since 1937; Ex-Mem. Seiyu-kai Party; b. Apr. 28, 1895, Tochigi-ken; e. s. of Hyogo; m. Sumiko, 5th d. of Hajime Motda. Career: passed Higher Civil Service Exam., 1917; grad. Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1918; Commr. Osaka Pref.; Councillor Fukushima and Aichi Prefs.; Prin. Shimotsuke Middle Sch. 1924; Secr. to Prime Min. 1931; Dep. Mayor of Tokyo; elected M. P. several times since 1930. Address: 33 Aoyama Minami-cho 5-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Funada, Kazuo 船田一雄** Chairman, Mitsubishi Trading Co.; Dir. Mitsubishi Elec. Mfg. Co.; Executive Dir. Nanyo Takushoku K. K.; b. Dec. 1877, Ehime-ken; s. of Nobue Funada; m. Toyo, d. of Seibi Honda. Career: grad. German Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha. Address: 37 Nando-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Funatsu, Tatsuichiro 船津辰一郎** Dir.-Gen. Japanese Cotton Mill Owners' Assn. Shanghai since 1926; b. Aug. 9, 1873, Saga-ken; s. of Saikichi Funatsu, farmer. Career: Student Interpreter of Foreign Office; 1904 served in Russo-Japanese War; apptd. Chansellor, Foreign Office, serving at Chefoo, Tientsin, Shanghai, Yingkow, Chicago, New York; Vice-Consul at Nanking 1905; Consul, Hongkong 1908; same, Nanking; Secr. Legation at Peking 1914; Consul-General, Tientsin 1919; Shanghai, 1923. Address: c/o the above association, Yokohama Specie Bank Bldg., Shanghai. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Furukawa, Torasaburo 古川虎三郎** Dir. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha since 1937; Mgr. Ship Dept. same; Pres. Toyo Kaiun Kaisha; Acting Pres. Nippon Shipping Exchange; b. July 1881, Ehime-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1905; entered Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; promoted Mgr. Ship Dept. 1926; Japanese Maritime Employers' Del. to Gen. Conf. Int'l Labour Organization at Geneva 1936. Address: Shiomi-dai-machi 1-chome, Suma-ku, Kobe. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Furumi, Tadayuki 古海忠之** Dir. Accounts Bureau Gen. Affairs Board State Council of Manchoukuo since 1935; Vice-Dir. Planning Dept. Central Hdqrs of Kyowa-kai; b. May 5, 1902, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1924; entered Finance Dept.; Commr. Building & Repairs Adm. Bureau; Commr. Manchoukuo State Council 1932; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec.; Sec. Chief Personnel Bureau 1934-36. Address: c/o Gen. Affairs Board, State Council, Hsinking. — p. 958 ([scan part 1, leaf 1019](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1019/mode/1up))

**Furusho, Motoo 古莊幹郎** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr.-in-Chief Japanese Forces in South China; b. Sept. 14, 1882, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Kan Furusho. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1903; Mil. Staff Coll. 1912; Dir. Personnel Bureau War Office; Chief 1st Dept. Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. 11th Div.; Vice-Minister of War 1935-36; Dir. Army Air Service Dept.; Comdr. Taiwan Army 1937. Address: Japanese Forces' Hdqrs., Canton, China. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Furuta, Keizo 古田慶三** Pres. Showa Coal Co.; Dir. Teikoku Fuel Ind. Co. since Jan. 1938; b. May 1867, Nagano-ken; s of Shigetake Furuta. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1891. Address: 555 Denyen-chofu 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Furuta, Masatake 古田正武** Privy Councillor of Manchoukuo; b. Jan. 13, 1888, Gifu-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; entered judicial service; Councillor and Secr. Justice Dept.; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bur. Manchoukuo Justice Dept. 1933-36; Vice-Justice Min. Manchoukuo 1936; present post since 1937. Address: 606 Suchi-kodo, Hsinking. Manchoukuo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Furuta, Shunnosuke 古田俊之助** Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Honsha Ltd.; Chairman Sumitomo Metal Industries; Mng.-Dir. Manshu Kokan K. K.; Dir. Sumitomo Life Ins. Co ; b. Oct. 1886, Kyoto-fu; s. of Kazuma Inoue, later adopted by Furuta family. Career: grad. Mining & Metal. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; joined Sumitomo Firm; Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Metal Industries Co. Ltd. Address: 359 Nakano, Motoyama-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Futagami, Hyodi 二上兵治** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Court of Adm. Litigation since 1934; b. Feb. 25, 1878, Toyoma-ken; s. of Hyotaro Futagami. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; Councillor, Communications Dept.; Secr. Commn. Minister; judge, Court of Adm. Litigation; attended World Telegraphic Conf.; Chief Secr. Privy Council. Address: 1373 Kami-Meguro 6-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Fuwa, Kumao 不破熊雄** See 1938 issue. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Gallois, Edme Henri** French Consul-General at Yokohama since 1937; b. Nov. 1878 Provins (Seine et Marne); s. of Maurice Gallois, judge; m. Marle-Rose Pairard. Career: served French Embassy Tokyo 1903-18; Consul, Keijo 1918-26; Polit. Sec. Foreign Office, Paris 1927-37. Address: 185 Yamate-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Gansmoe, Thorleif B** Honorary Consul for Norway at Kobe and Osaka since 1928; n. Norwegian; b. May 1879 in Vesteraalen, Norway. Address: 45 Harima-machi, Kobe. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Geary, John Richard** Financier and Executive; b. 1872, Albany, New York. Career: Dir. Tokyo Elec. Co.; Nipponophone Co.; Columbia Gramophone Co.; Shibaura Engrg. Works; Japan Steel Products Co; Nippon Kokusan Kogyo; Frazar Estate Co. Address: 527 Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Genda, Matsuzo 源田松三** Dir. Personnel Bureau Gen. Affairs Bd. Manchoukuo State Council; b. Oct. 1, 1899, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Harushichi Genda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923; entered Finance Dept.; Supt. Sapporo Revenue Office; Chief Fin. Sec. Kwantung Govt.-Gen. 1927-32; Dir. Revenue Bureau Fin. Dept. Address: 92 Kita Annan-Kodo, Hsinking. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Geoffrey, I. Larkins** Consul for Norway at Dairen; b. Feb. 3, 1893, Shanghai, China; s. of F. Larkins; n. Norwegian. Address: c/o W. H. Winning & Co., P. O. Box 134, Dairen. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Gerdts, Adolf** 1st Order of Vasa, Sweden; Exchange Broker; b. May 1876, Malmö, Sweden; m. Marie Weinberger. Career: grad. Malmö Högre Almänna Läroverk; after 4 years' com, training in Hamburg, Germany, came to Japan and joined A. Meier & Co. 1896; Partner, same firm 1910-17; Swedish Vice-Consul, Yokohama 1906-16; Consul 1919; Dir. Winkel & Gedde, Ltd. Kobe & Yokohama 1918-22. Address: c/o Elked & Gerdts, 14 Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Gerede, R. Hüsrev** Turkish Ambassador to Japan since Mar. 1936; b. in Edirne, Turkey; s. of Gen. Mehmet dei Pasa. Career: started his career as Mem. General Staff Off. of Turkish Republic; is a close friend of Pres. Kāmal Atatürk; Mil. Attaché in Athens, later Comdr. in Balkan War and Great War; elected Rep.; apptd. Minister to Hungary 1924; stayed in London at the negotiation for peace as Turkish delegation of Nat. Govt. of Ankara for several times; Min. to Bulgaria 1926-30; to Iran 1930-34. Address: Turkish Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Germain, Robert** B.A.; French Consul at Mukden since 1937; b. Oct. 1896 at Paris; s. of Paul Germain, agronomist; m. Dubreux. Career: grad. Univ. of Paris, Oriental Language Inst. Paris; Vice-Consul, Peking 1922-26; Consul, Keijo 1926-29; Vice-Consul, Shanghai 1930; Consul, Swatow 1930-31; Nanking, 1931-32; Asst. Consul, Tientsin 1932-35; First Chinese Secr. French Leg. Peking 1935; Consul Adjoint, Embassy, Peking 1935-36. Address: French Consulate, Mukden. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Godo, Takuo 伍堂卓雄** D.E.; Ordnance Vice-Admiral (retired); Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Nippon and Tokyo Chambers of Com. & Ind.; b. Sept. 1877, Kanazawa; s. of late Takuji Godo. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901; entered naval service; Chief Ordnance Dept. Kure Naval Dockyard; Steel Mfg. Dept. of same; Ordnance Testing Dept.; Chief Aviation Dept. Hiro Arsenal; sent to Europe & America 6 times; Chief, Kure Nav. Dockyard 1924; attached to Nav. Tech. Dept. 1927; retired 1928; Dir. S. M. R. Co.; Pres. Showa Steel Works 1934-36; Minister of Com. & Ind. in Hayashi Cabinet 1937; visited Germany as goodwill mission 1937. Address: 36 Kikui-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Goedicke, Alfred E** Mgr. for Japan, Chemical Construction Corp.; b. 1879, Leoben, Austria; s. of Edward Goedicke, Steel Works Mgr. Career: grad. Heidelberg Univ.; went to America; Mgr. & Dir. in various chemical works. Address: 1733 Fukazawa-machi 4-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 959 ([scan part 1, leaf 1020](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1020/mode/1up))

**Goh, Seinosuke 郷誠之助** Baron; Mem. House of Peers since 1911; Advisory Councillor to Fin. Min.; b. Jan. 8, 1865, Tokyo; s. of late Baron Junzo Goh. Career: went to Germany to study economics 1884; received Ph. D. 1890; entered business 1895; high taxpayer in Tokyo-fu; Pres. Japan and Tokyo Chambers of Com. & Ind. till 1937; retired from active business 1937. Address: 28 Kami-Niban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Goko, Kiyoshi 郷古潔** Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (merger of Mitsubishi Shipbldg. Co., Mitsubishi Aircraft Co. and Yokohama Dock Co.) since 1935; Dir. Manchuria Air Transport Co. since 1936; b. Nov. 1882, Iwate-ken; s. of Tamasaburo Goko; m. Naoye. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1908; joined the Mitsubishi; Mgr. Hankow and Wakamatsu Br. Mitsubishi Trading Co.; Dir. and Business Mgr. Mitsubishi Shipbldg. Co. 1928; Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Aircraft Co. 1932. Address: 645 Yamanouchi, Kita-Kamakura, Ohfuna-machi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Goto, Fumio 後藤文夫** Mem. House of Peers; b. Mar. 1884, Oita-ken; s. of late Yoshitomo Goto, official; m. Haru, sister of Viscount Hisaakira Kano. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; Chief, Police Dept. Aomori-ken; went to Europe and America for inspection, 1917; Councillor, Home Dept. 1919; Secr. to Home Minister 1920; Dir. Police Bureau, Home Dept. 1922; Secr.-Gen. Taiwan Govt. 1924-28; Pres. Japan Young Men's Assn. 1930; nominated Peer; Agr. & Forestry Min. in Saito Cabinet, 1932-34; Home Min., 1934-36. Address: 29 Konno, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Goto, Itsuo 後藤鎰尾** 1st Secr. Emb. China and Cons. at Shanghai since Feb. 1938; b. Sept. 1898, Aichi-ken. Career: grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; entered foreign service 1922; Eleve-Cons. at London 1924; Singapore 1927; Vice-Cons. 1927; served Asia Bur. 1929, Personnel Sec. 1930; 3rd Secr. Leg. Canada 1933; 2nd Leg. Secr. 1933. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Shanghai, China. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Goto, Keita 五島慶太** Pres. Tokyo-Yokohama Elec. Ry. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Kosoku Ry. Co.; Dir. Sangu Kyuko Elec. Ry. Co., etc.; b. Apr. 1882, Nagano-ken; s. of Kikuemon Kobayashi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Supervision Bureau, Rys. Dept. 1920; resigned and entered business. Address: 49 Hasedo, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Goto, Kunihiko 後藤國彦** Pres. Narita Ry. Co., Keisei Elec. Ry. Co.; b. July 2, 1891, Oita-ken; s. of Mitsuhiko Goto. Career: grad. Hosei Univ. 1911; joined Yomiuri Shimbun-sha; Chief, Econ. Sec. same; entered business. Address: 25 Kuruma-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Gourley, Louis H** M. A.; A. B.; American Consul at Kobe; b. Oct. 17, 1889, Springfield, Illinois, U. S. A. Career: Consular officer at Vera Cruz, Mexico; Warsaw, Poland; Lourenco Marques, Africa; Elizabeth, Fed. of S. A.; Wash., D. C.; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Hongkong; Shanghai and Tsingtao, China. Address: c/o American Consulate, Kobe. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Grandgerard, C. P** Mng.-Dir. Toyo Otis Elevator K. K.; b. Mar. 22, 1888, U. S. A. Address: c/o Toyo Otis Elevator K. K., Naka-6-gocho 1-chome, Kamata-ku, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Grew, Joseph Clark** Diplomat; American Amb. to Japan since 1932; A.B. (Harvard Univ. 1902); LL.D. (George Washington Univ. 1926); b. May 1880, Boston; s. of Edward Sturgis Grew. Career: grad. Groton Sch. 1898; Harvard Univ. 1902; travelled extensively in Europe & the East; Clerk in Cons.-General Cairo 1904; Vice-Consul Cairo 1904-06; 3rd Secr. Amer. Emb. Mexico City 1906-07; St. Petersburg 1907-08; 2nd Secr. Emb. Berlin 1908-11; Secr. Emb. Vienna 1911-12; Secr. Emb. Berlin 1912-16; Counsellor of same 1917; Counsellor Emb. and Chargé d'Affairs at time of break of diplomatic relations with Austria-Hungary Vienna 1917; assigned to Dept. of State Washington May 1917; Acting Chief Western Europe Affairs Div. Mar. 1918; attended Pre-Armistice Negotiations Versailles as Secr. Amer. Delegation Oct.- Nov. 1918; Secr.-Gen. Am. Commission to negotiate Peace with rank of E.E. & M.P. Paris Nov. 1918; assigned as Am. Secr. on Int'l Secretariat of Peace Conf. Jan. 1919; E.E. & M.P. to Denmark 1920; to Switzerland 1921; Am. Rep., Conference on Near Eastern Affairs Lausanne 1922-23; negotiated and signed Treaty with Turkey 1923; Am. Unofficial Rep. with Temporary Mixed Commn. of League of Nations for control of Traffic in Arms Geneva & Paris 1924; Under Secr. of State 1924-27; served as Chairman Personnel Examining and Sch. Boards of Foreign Service and as Mem. Central Comm. Am. Red Cross; Amb. to Turkey 1927-32. Address: American Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Gunji, Shigeru 郡司茂** Mgr. Hotel New Osaka since 1934; b. May 1897, Chiba-ken; s. of Fukutaro Gunji; m. Nobuko. Career: grad. Okura Higher Com. Sch.; joined The Imp. Hotel, Tokyo 1924; was in France, England, Germany, Italy, America to study hotel business 1930-33. Address: 19 Imazu Urakaze, Nishinomiya City. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Hachisuka, Masauji 蜂須賀正氏** Marquis; Naturalist; b. Feb. 15, 1903, Tokyo; s. of late Marquis Masaaki Hachisuka. Career: grad. Magdalene Coll. Cambridge; went on expeditions to Egypt 1923-24; Arctic Region in Iceland 1925; Corsica Is. 1925 & 1926; French North Africa 1927; Philippine Islands 1929; Belgian Congo, Africa 1931. Address: 9, Mita Tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Hachiya, Teruo 蜂谷輝雄** Dir. Cultural Undertakings Dept. of Foreign Office since Mar. 1938; b. Oct. 4, 1895, Tokyo-fu; e. s. of Kazusuke Hachiya; married. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1919; entered Foreign Office; Vice-Cons. at Hamburg; Cons. at Mukden; 2nd Secr. Emb. Wash.; Cons. at Vancouver; Cons.-Gen. at Mukden and Commr. of Kwantung Govt. 1933; 1st Secr. Emb. London. Address: Foreign Office, Tokyo. — p. 960 ([scan part 1, leaf 1021](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1021/mode/1up))

**Hackett, H. W** Treasurer Kobe Coll.; n. American; s. of Geo. W. Hackett, editor. Career: P.G. Work Columbia Univ., New York; Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass.; Publication: Articles on institutional finance and international topics. Address: c/o Kobe College, Nishinomiya. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hamada, Kunimatsu 濱田國松** M.P.; b. Mar. 1868, Miye-ken; adopted son of Seizaburo Hamada. Career: grad. Tokyo Hogaku-in; elected Rep. 12 times; Vice-Speaker House of Rep.; Parl. Vice-Minister of Justice in Tanaka Cabinet 1927-29; speaker 1934-36. Address: 18 Naka-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hammitzsch, Horst** Dr. Phil.; Prof. of German 8th Higher Sch.; b. Nov. 1909, Dresden; m. geb. Grummt Charlotte. Career: grad. Gymnasium; entered Leipzig Univ. Phil. Fakultaet and studied languages of Eastern Asia, Mongolian, Chinese and Japanese; with present sch. since 1933. Address: 13 Nakayama-cho 5-chome, Nagoya. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Han Yun-chieh 韓雲階** Minister of Fin. & Com. of Manchoukuo; b. 1893, in Chinchow, Kwantung Province. Career: grad. Nagoya Higher Tech. Sch. 1917; Pres. Toa Ind. Co.; Pres. Asia Flour Mills; Dir. Harbin Exchange; Dir. Harbin Trust Co.; Councillor Heilungkiang Prov. Office 1931; Dir. Ind. & Fin. Bureaux Heilungkiang Prov. 1932; Mayor of Hsinking 1935-37. Address: Dept. of Fin. & Com., Hsinking. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hanajima, Koichi 花島孝一** See 1935 issue. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hanaoka, Toshio 花岡敏夫** See 1938 issue. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hanaoka, Yoshikuni 花岡[?]之** Sr. Mng.-Dir. Kamogawa Nickel Co.; b. Mar. 20, 1886, Nagano-ken. Career: grad. Elec. Course Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1909; served Mitsui Mining Co. 1909-12; Chief Elec. Sec. Tagawa Coal Mine 1913-17; Chief Engr. & Mgr. Suchow Elec. Light Co., China 1917-25; Vice-Chief Business Dept. Tokyo Elec. Power Co. 1927; Chief Kagemori Factory Tokyo Hatsuden Co. 1929; Dir. & Chief Chichibu Factory Nihon Elec. Ind. Co. 1929-37. Address: 7 Konno-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hanawa, Sanjiro 花輪三次郎** Cons. at Hsinking; b. Mar. 1898, Yamagata-ken. Career: grad. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; Judge 1925; joined For. Office; Cons. at Mukden, Liaoyang, Tiehling and Chengchiatun 1931, Concurrently Chinchow 1932; present post since 1933. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hanawa, Yoshinori 花輪義敬** Cons.-Gen. at Nanking since Feb., 1938; b. Aug. 1892, Yamanashi-ken. Career: grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; passed Higher Civil Service Exam. 1921; Eleve-Cons. at Canton and later Ottawa 1922, Seattle 1927; Vice-Cons. 1927; Cons. 1929; 3rd Secr. to Emb. in Manchoukuo 1932; 2nd Emb. Secr. 1933; Secr. For. Office. Address: Japanese Consulate General, Nanking, China. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Keitaro 原敬太郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Kunimichi 原邦道** Vice-Pres. Manchurian Affairs Board since Oct. 1937; b. Dec. 11, 1890, Shimane-ken; s. of Gonzaburo Hara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; entered Finance Dept.; Chief Kokura & Yokohama Revenue Supt. Offices; Bank Inspector; Chief Investment Sec. and Deposits Sec.; Dir. Osaka Revenue Supt. Bureau 1935-36; Econ. Adviser Kwantung Army 1936-37; Dir. Tokyo Rev. Supt. Bur. 1937. Address: 300 Juniso, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Kunizo 原邦造** Pres. Aikoku Life Ins. Co.; Dir. Mitsui Bank; Aud. S. M. R. Co., Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Tokyo Gas Co.; b. June 19, 1883, Osaka-fu; adopted by Rokuro Hara. Career: grad. 3rd Higher Sch. 1904; Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1907; Japanese Delegate Int'l Chamber of Com. Conf. Washington 1931; went to U. S. as Mem. Japanese Goodwill Mission Mar. 1937. Address: 325 Kitashinagawa 3-chome Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Ryuzaburo 原龍三郎** See 1935 issue. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Seimei 原清明** Pres. Osaka Kikai Kosakusho Ltd. since 1933; b. Oct. 31, 1882, Saga-ken; s. of Chuzo Kanezaki; later adopted by Hara family. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; invited by Chuan Han Ry. Co., Szechwan, China; Engr. Oita-ken & Saitama-ken; resigned 1923; joined Hunter & Co.; Dir. of present firm 1924; Chairman 1919. Address: Shiidera-machi. Tennoji-ku, Osaka. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Takeshi 原武** Ex-Counsellor Manchoukuo Emb. Tokyo; b. Feb. 23, 1898, Tokyo; s. of Makoto Hara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923; entered S M.R.; Acting Chief Peking Br.; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bureau Kirin Prov. 1931; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Secretariat, Gen. Affairs Board State Council 1932; Counsellor Manchoukuo Embassy Tokyo 1933; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bureau Jehol Prov. 1934-37. Address: Manchoukuo Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Tomitaro 原富太郎** Silk Exporter; Pres. Hara G. K.; Aud. Yokohama Koshin Ginko; Dir. 74th Bank; b. Aug. 31, 1868, Gifu-ken; s. of Hisao Aoki; later adopted by Hara family. Career: grad. Tokyo Technical Sch. 1890. Address: 48 Bentendori 3-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Yasusaburo 原安三郎** Pres. Japan Explosives Co. Ltd., Chosen Explosives Co., Chugai Mining Ind. Co., Chosen Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd., Teikoku Dye-stuff Mfg. Co. Ltd., Kyowa Leather Co., Ishin Chemical Ind. Co., Chugai Sangyo Co., Shinshin Concrete Ind. Co.; Dir. Yingkow Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd., Manchuria Hemp Mfg. Co., Ltd., North Manchuria Gold Mining Co.; Advisor, Manchuria Tobacco Co., Ltd.; Pres., Dir., Advisor or Aud. of several other companies; b. Mar. 10, 1884. Career: grad. Com. Coll., Waseda Univ., 1909; Mng.-Dir., Kinko-do Publishing Co. Ltd.; and later Pres., same; Aud., Japan Explosives Co Ltd., 1921; Sr. Mng.-Dir., same, 1923; then present post. Address: 20 of 3, Fujimi-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 961 ([scan part 1, leaf 1022](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1022/mode/1up))

**Hara, Yoshimichi 原嘉道** D.L.; Vice-Pres. Privy Council since Feb. 1938; Chairman Educ. Investigation Council; b. Feb. 13, 1867, Nagano-ken; s. of Kosaku Hara, clansman. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; Probationer and Councillor, Agr. & Com. Dept.; admitted to bar 1893; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Waseda and Chuo Univs., rec'd deg. 1907; Dir. Mitsui Trust Co. 1924; Justice Minister 1927. Address: 2 Fujimi-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Harada, Kametaro 原田龜太郎** Pres. Harada Trading Co.; b. Mar. 1886, Osaka; s. of Genjiro Harada. Career: succeeded to family estate. Address: 37 Uraku-cho, Nishinari-ku, Osaka. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hasegawa, Kiyoshi 長谷川清** Vice-Admiral; Comdr.-in-chief Yokosuka Nav. Stn. since Apr. 1938; b. May 1883, Fukui-ken; s. of Jichu Hasegawa. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1903; Nav. Staff Coll.; Secr. to Navy Minister; Nav. Attache Emb. Washington; Chief 1st Sec. Personnel Bureau of Navy; Captain "Nagato"; Chief Staff Yokosuka Nav. Stn.; Comdr. 2nd Submarine Sqn.; Chief 5th Sec. Nav. Tech. Dept. 1930; Vice-Min. of Navy; Comdr.-in-chief 3rd Fleet. 1936; fought at Shanghai in Sino-Japanese hostilities 1937. Address: 718 Kitashinagawa 3-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hasegawa, Motokichi 長谷川元吉** 3rd Secr. to Emb. in England and Cons. at Shanghai; b. Mar. 1888, Shimane-ken. Career: grad. Eng. Course Tokyo Sch. of For. Languages 1910, Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; joined 2nd Sec. Com. Bur. For. Office 1919; passed For. Service Exam. 1921; chancellor to Emb. in London 1922; Vice-Cons. at Shanghai 1926; served London 1934; delegated to Conf. of Commercial Problems between Japan and Dutch East Indies at Java 1934; 3rd Secr. since 1935. Address: Japanese Cons.-Gen., Shanghai, China. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hasegawa, Tetsutaro 長谷川鐵太郎** Pres. Dainichi Elec. Wire Co.; Dir. Yokohama Rubber Co.; Manchoukuo Elec. Wire Co.; Furukawa Electric Ind. Co.; b. Jan. 1884, Tokyo; s. of late Viscount Torao Komeda; later adopted by Kiyo Hasegawa. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; Mass. Inst. of Tech. and Yale Univ. Address: 118 Aoyama Minami-cho 6-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashiguchi, Yukuro 橋口勇九郎** See 1935 issue. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Denzaemon 橋本傳左衞門** D. Agr.; Prof. in Agr. at Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. July 1887, Saitama-ken; s. of Genshichi Hashimoto. Career: grad. Agricultural Dept. Tokyo Imperial Univ. 1910; joined Nippon Kangyo Ginko 1910-19; rec'd deg. 1920; went to Europe & Amer. for study; Lecturer Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1924; Dean 1924-26 & 1933-35; Adviser Kwantung Army 1934. Address: 50 Kitashirakawa Ogura-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Keizaburo 橋本圭三郎** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Nippon Oil Co.; b. Sept. 22, 1865, Nagaoka City; s. of Yajuro Hashimoto; m. Chiseko, sister of Asataro Yamane, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; Secr. Privy Council; Councillor, Legislation Bureau; Dir. National Debts Consolidation Bureau, Finance Department; Dir. Finance Bureau of same; Vice-Minister of Finance; same of Agr. & Com.; nominated Peer 1912. Address: 353 Nishi-Okubo 2-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Kisaku 橋本喜作** Pres. Osaka Harbor Land Co., Hamadera Real Estate Co.; Mng.-Dir. Daido Shokusan Co.; Aud. Hanwa Elec. Ry. Co.; Mem. Osaka Rotary and Osaka Clubs; b. Feb. 1873; s. of Shigeji Hashimoto. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ. Kyoto; joined Osaka Pref. Com. Museum; Econ. Dept. Osaka Mainichi Shimbun; went to China to research cotton industry; to New York to study trust business. Address: Hamadera-Koen-mae, Osaka-fu. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Manyemon 橋本萬右衞門** Pres. Hashimoto & Co., Koriyama Godo Bank, Koriyama Godo Shoken (Securities) K. K., Kaisei-sha; Chairman Koriyama Warehousing Co., Koriyama Rotary Club; Dir. Koriyama Jidosha K. K., Adachi Mining Co.; Adv. Koriyama Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. June 1892, Fukushima-ken; s. of Manyemon Hashimoto, Sr., Peer. Career: studied banking in Eur. & Amer. Address: 106 Oh-machi, Koriyama, Fukushima-ken; 747 Takinogawa-cho, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Kwanichi (Kwansetsu) 橋本關一** Painter; Court Artist; b. Oct. 1883, Kobe; s. of Kaikwan Hashimoto. Career: studied Chinese Classics & Poems under father; Japanese Painting with Seiho Takeuchi; won Special Choise twice and 2nd Prize 3 times in Educ. Dept. Fine Arts Exhibitions. Address: Ginkakuji-mae, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Saneaya 橋本實斐** Count; Mem. House of Peers; b. Mar. 5, 1891, Tokyo; s. of Sanehide Hashimoto; m. Naoko Hashimoto Career: grad. Peers' Sch.; Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Agr. & Com. Dept.; Commr. Agr. & Forestry Dept.; Secr. to Prime Minister 1929; Parl. Councillor, Home Dept. 1934-36. Address: 1290 Kaigan-dori, Yuigahama, Kamakura. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Shin-ichi 橋本信一** Pres. Settsu Shosen Kaisha; b. Dec. 1882, Osaka-fu; s. of Juichiro Hashimoto. Career: grad. Osaka Com. Sch. 1900; Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1904. Address: 847 Kita-Renge, Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Tatsujiro 橋本辰二郎** Mem. House of Peers; Chairman Yamashita Cokes Co., Nagasaki Shimbun-sha, etc.; b. May 1868, Oita-ken; s. of Yuzo Hashimoto. Career: grad. Senshu Univ.; Aud. Japan Typewriter Co.; Pres. Nagasaki Iron Works; Dir. Fukagawa Dockyard Co.; same, Hashimoto Trading Co. Address: 6 Motozono-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Toranosuke 橋本虎之助** Lt.-Gen. (retired); Chief Central Hdqrs. Manchoukuo Concordia Assn. (Manshu-koku Kyowa-kai); b. June 6, 1883, Kanazawa; e. s. of Masayo; married. Career: grad. Mil. Acad.; Mil. Staff Coll.; Attache Emb. U. S. S. R.; Comdr. Cav. 25th Reg.; Chief Staff Tokyo Defence Army Hdqrs; Chief 2nd Sec. of Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. Gendarmerie Hdqrs. of Kwantung Army; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Gen. Staff Office; Army Vice-Min. 1934. Address: 3 Heian-cho 1-chome, Hsinking. — p. 962 ([scan part 1, leaf 1023](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1023/mode/1up))

**Hashimoto, Utaro 橋本卯太郎** Dir. Dai-Nippon Brewery Co.; Aud. Tokyo Hat Co.; b. Mar. 1869, Okayama-ken; s. of Zenzaburo Hashimoto, farmer. Career: grad. Mech. Engrg. Course Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1894; apptd. Chief, Mech. Dept. Nippon Beer Co.; in 1906, amalgamating 2 competing beer breweries of Sapporo and Osaka, became Chief, Tech. Dept. of new firm; Dir. Yokohama Glass Mfg. Co. and Nippon Glass Ind. Co. Address: 50 Kageoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hasumi, Yasushi 荷見安** Dir. Horse Admin. Bur. Agr. & For. Dept. since Dec., 1937; b. Apr. 6, 1891, Ibaraki-ken; 2nd s. of Morinori. Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1916; joined Agr. & For. Dept.; Chief Co-operative and Rice Sections; Dir. Rice Bur. Address: 862 Nishi Shinagawa 3-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hata, Sonosuke 畑惣之助** Sr. Mng.-Dir. Asano Portland Cement Co., Chosen; b. Feb. 1879; s. of Asaki Hata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1910; Mgr. Hokkaido Industrial Co. upon graduation; Chief, Gen. Affairs Dept., Asano Portland Cement Co., 1917. Address: 1290, Sugamo 6-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hata, Shunroku 畑俊六** General; Comdr.-in-Chief Japanese Forces in Shanghai since Feb. 1938; High Mil. Councillor; b. July 1879, Tokyo; s. of Yoshikata Hata. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1901; Chief Secr. Gen. Staff; Comdr. 4th Field Heavy Artil. Brigade; Chief 4th Dept. Gen. Staff Office; 1st Dept. same; Artil. Inspector; Comdr. 14th Div. 1933; Chief Army Air Service Dept.; Inspector-Gen. of Mil. Educ. Address: Japanese Forces Hdqrs., Shanghai, China. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hatai, Shinkishi 畑井新喜司** Ph. D.; LL.D.; Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ.; Dir. Asamushi Marine Biological Stn. Aomori-ken; Dir. Palau Marine Stn. for Tropical Biology; b. Mar. 1876, Aomori-ken; s. of Idzumi Hatai. Career: grad. Tohoku Gakuin; studied Zoology & Neurology at Chicago Univ.; Ph. D. 1903; Prof. Wister Inst. of Anatomy & Biology 1918; studied Zoological Physiology in U. S. A. 1928; LL.D. 1933. Address: 17 Kotodai-dori, Sendai. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hatakeyama, Toshiyuki 畠山敏行** Asst. Mng.-Dir. The Domei National News Agency; b. Dec. 4, 1882, Nara-ken; s. of Yoshitoshi Hatakeyama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Communications Department; Dir. Nagoya Com. Bureau; same, Postal & Telegraphic Bureau; same, Telegraphic Affairs Bureau; Dir. Taiwan Elec. Power Co. Address: 251 Hyakunin-cho 2-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hatoyama, Hideo 鳩山秀夫** D.L.; b. Feb. 7, 1884, Tokyo; bro. of Ichiro Hatoyama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; Asst. Prof. same, 1910; studied Civil Law in Germany and France; Prof. Civil Law, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; rec'd deg. 1917; Attended League of Nations Assembly, Geneva 1917; Econ. Conf. Genoa 1922. Address: 89 Kobinata-daimachi 3-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hatoyama, Ichiro 鳩山一郎** M.P.; Executive Dir. Seiyukai Party; b. Jan. 1, 1883, Tokyo; s. of late Kazuo Hatoyama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; called to the bar; Chairman, Tokyo Municipal Assembly; Chief Secr. Tanaka Cabinet; Vice-Pres. Enthronement Commission; Educ. Min. in Inukai Cabinet; same in Saito Cabinet 1932-34; visited Europe as People's Mission on the Sino-Japanese Hostilities, 1937. Address: 10 Otowa 7-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hatta, Yoshiaki 八田嘉明** Minister of Overseas Affairs since Oct. 1938; Mem. House of Peers; b. Sept. 14, 1879, Tokyo; s. of Noriaki Hatta. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; Engr. Railways Dept.; Dir. Construction Bureau; Vice-Minister of Railways 1926-29; elected Peer 1929; Vice-Pres. S. M. R. Co. 1932-35; Supreme Adviser same 1936; Chairman Tohoku Shinko Kagaku K. K.; Pres. Tohoku Kogyo K. K. & Tohoku Shinko Denryoku K. K. 1937-38; Address: 73 Kamifujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hattori, Bunshiro 服部文四郎** M.A.; Ph. D.; D. Econ.; Prof. Waseda Univ.; Hon. Consul of Guatemala; b. Jan. 8, 1878, Shiga-ken; s. of Matashichi Hattori. Career: grad. Polit. Course Waseda Univ. 1902; Princeton Univ.; Berlin Univ.; Chief Secr. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Dir. Chamber of Com. & Ind. of Japan; Pres. Japan Times; Delegate and Vice-Pres. Pan-Pacific Com. Conf. 1922. Address: 11 Waseda-Minami-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hattori, Unokichi 服部宇之吉** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. Kokugakuin Univ.; b. June 30, 1867, Fukushima-ken; s. of Tohachi Hattori. Career: grad. Philosophy Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; Prof. 3rd Higher Sch.; Higher Normal Sch.; Councillor to Education Minister; studied Chinese Classics in China, 1899-1902; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; Dean, Normal Sch. Dept., Peking Univ.; invited to Harvard Univ. as Prof. 1916; went to Europe, 1920; Pres. Keijo Imp. Univ. 1926. Address: 182 Suwa-cho, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hauchecorne, Jean Pierre** Prof. of French Lang. & Litt. at Shizuoka Higher Sch.; b. Feb. 1908, Paris; s. of Armand Hauchecorne, Consul at Kobe; m. Odan (Hatsuko). Career: Secr. French Consulate, Kobe 1931-33; with present sch. since 1933; student of Japanese Language, Literature, Music, Arts, History and other Oriental subjects. Address: 36 Kita Ando, Shizuoka. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Havilland, W. A. de** M. A. (Cantab.); Patent Attorney; b. Aug. 31, 1872, Lewisham Kent, England. Career: resident in Japan since 1893; author of "A.B.C. of Go." Address: 446 Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Havlicek, Frantisek S** Czechoslovakian Minister to Tokyo; b. 1886, Kiew; s. of F. Havlicek, industrialist. Career: grad. Univs. in Prague and Vienna; apptd. Secretary of Legation in Vienna; Private Secr. to Prime Minister in Prague; Councillor of Leg. and Chargé d'Affaires, Berlin; Minister to Brussels. Address: 22 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hayakawa, Naose 早川直瀬** See 1935 issue. — p. 963 ([scan part 1, leaf 1024](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1024/mode/1up))

**Hayakawa, Shigezo 早川茂三** Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Trading Co. since 1934; b. Apr. 1882, Tokyo; s. of Mitsunosuke Hayakawa; m. Hanako. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; joined present firm; Chief, Kobe Branch, Ship Dept.; Gen. Mgr. Head Office. Address: 1113 Zoshigaya 7-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayakawa, Taizo 早川退藏** Aud. Kamogawa Nickel Co.; b. June 13, 1893, Sendai; s. of late Tomohiro Hayakawa, Mayor of Sendai. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. (1919) and Law Coll. (1922). Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Lecturer in Agr. Econ. at Alma Mater 1924-30; managed Hayakawa Farm at Sendai 1930; Dir. Miyagi Shokurin K. K. 1930; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Tohoku Savings Bk. 1933; present post since establishment of Kamogawa Nickel Co. 1938. Address: 17 Aza Kajiyashiki, Minami-Koizumi, Sendai. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayakawa, Tokuji 早川德次** Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Underground Ry. Co.; b. Oct. 14, 1881, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Tsunetomi Hayakawa. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. 1908; Secr. S. M. R. Co.; Mgr. Koya Railway Co.; went to Europe 1914; studied Tube System in London; Pres. Tokyo Bus Co. until the Co. merged into Tokyo Underground Ry. Co. Address: 1184 Naka-Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayami, Hiroshi 速水晃** D. Litt. (1921); Pres. Keijo Imp. Univ. since 1935; b. Oct. 23, 1876, Okayama-ken; s. of Jun Hayami. Career: grad. Phil. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; apptd. Prof. Yamaguchi and 1st Higher Schs.; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. Keijo Law Coll. 1924; studied in Europe and America; Prof. Keijo Imp. Univ. 1926. Address: 5024 Higashi-Shiken-cho, Keijo, Chosen. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Gonsuke 林權助** Baron; Privy Councillor since 1934; Chairman, Anglo-Japanese Soc.; b. Mar. 1860. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1887; Chief Com. Affairs Bureau; Amb. to Italy; Min. to China; Gov. Kwantung Govt.; Amb. to Britain; Grand Master of Ceremonies; went to England as Adviser to H. I. H. Prince Chichibu, 1925; went to Manchoukuo as attendant to Special Envoy H. I. H. Prince Chichibu 1934. Address: 23 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Hirotaro 林博太郎** Count; D. Litt.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Feb. 4, 1874; grand s. of late Count Yasuyuki Hayashi. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; sent to Europe 1903; Prof. Peers Sch 1904; Master of Ceremonies 1906; Prof. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1909; Tokyo Imp. Univ ; rec'd deg. 1919; Pres. S. Manchuria Ry. Co. 1932-35. Address: 399 Hatagayahon-machi 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Hisao 林[?]夫** See 1936 issue. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Ikutaro 林幾太郎** Pres. Kamogawa Nickel Co., Ltd. since Jan. 1938; b. May 1886, Oita-ken; s. of Kempei Ishii; later adopted by Toshihisa Hayashi. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1890; joined Rys. Dept; Mgr. Nihon Sea & Land Ins. Co.; was in London as supt. to agents 1899-1901; Dir. & Mgr. Nihon Fire Ins. Co.; joined Okura-gumi 1909; Mng.-Dir. Okura Mining Co. 1916-28; Dir. Honkeiko Colliery & Iron Works 1928-38; Pres. Okura Fire & Marine Ins. Co. 1928-36. Address: 30 of 861 Komaba-cho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Katsura 林桂** See 1937 issue. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Kimio 林癸未夫** Dr. Econ.; Chief Librarian and Prof. Waseda Univ.; b. Sept. 1883, Okayama-ken; s. of Tanejiro Fujii; adopted by Kumano Hayashi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Waseda Univ. 1905; rec'd deg. 1927. Address: 210 Hatagaya Honmachi 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Kiroku 林毅陸** D.L.; Mem. Imp. Academy; Ex-Pres. Keio Univ.; Dir. Radio Corporation of Japan; b. May 1, 1872, Saga-ken; s. of Seishichiro Nakamura; adopted by Takisaburo Hayashi. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Keio Univ. 1895; studied in France 1901-05; Prof. Keio Univ., 1905; Lecturer, Tokyo Univ. of Com.; returned to Diet from Kagawa-ken 4 times; attended 3rd World Parl. Com. Congress, Belgium; Councillor, Foreign Office; attended Wash. Disarm. Conf. 1921. Address: 99 Date, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Kyujiro 林久治郎** See 1934 issue. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Nobuo 林信夫** Dir. Physical Educ. Bur. Public Welfare Dept. since Jan., 1938; b. Dec. 1894, Wakayama-ken; Career: grad. Law Coll., Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1919; served Saitama, Kyoto and Hyogo Prefs.; Police Chief Yamagata and Aomori Prefs., delegate Int'l Labor Conf. 1927; Chief Public Peace Dept. Metro. Police Bd. 1931; Gov. Ibaraki Pref. Address: Public Welfare Dept. Tokyo. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Raizaburo 林頼三郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Senjuro 林銑十郎** See 1936 issue. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hayashi, Yasushige 林安繁** Mem. Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Pres. Ujigawa Elec. Power Co., Sanyo Elec. Ry. Co.; Dir. Osaka Bldg. Co., Shinko Land & Bldg. Co ; etc.; b. Feb. 2, 1876, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Bunjiro Hayashi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901; Address: 214 Okamoto, Motoyama-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hazama, Shigeru 狹間茂** Gov. of Ibaraki-ken since Jan., 1938; b. Mar. 24, 1893, Hiroshima-ken; 2nd s. of Shoichi Mitani; m. Mitsue, 2nd d. of Mitsuta Hazama and adopted into family. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1919; entered govt. service; Councillor Wakayama and Kanagawa Prefs.; Chief Documents Sec. Home Office; sent to Europe and Amer. for inspection; Secr. to Home Min. and Chief of Personnel Sec. Home Minister's Secretariate 1934; Dir. Sanitation Bur. Address: Gov's Residence, Mito, Ibaraki-ken. — p. 964 ([scan part 1, leaf 1025](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1025/mode/1up))

**Hazama, Shiro 間四郎** Mng.-Dir., Mitsubishi Elec. Mfg. Co. since 1937; b. Aug. 1888, Gifu-ken; s. of Mokuemon Hazama. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1913; joined Shipbuilding Dept., Mitsubishi G. K., 1914; transferred to Kobe works Mitsubishi Elec. Mfg. Co., 1921; Chief of same, 1928; Chief, Business Dept., Head Office, 1933. Address: 606, Kita Senzoku-cho, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hedges, Frank Hinckley** A.B.; B.J.; Journalist; b. Apr. 1895, Springfield, Missouri, U. S. A.; s. of James H. Hedges, civil engr. Career: diploma, Western Military Academy, Alton, Illinois, 1912; A.B, Drury Coll. 1917; B. J., Univ. of Missouri, 1919; successively News Editor Miami (Oklahoma) Record-Herald; Corpus Christ (Texas) Caller, feature writer Washington, D.C., Herald; Staff of Japan Advertiser Tokyo and Peking, 1920-31; Managing Editor same 1921-27; Chief Far Eastern Bureau Christian Science Monitor 1927-31; Staff Corr., Tokyo, London Times 1930-31; Contributor to American, English, Japanese magazines; occasional lecturer; Executive Secretary of Press Congress of the World, 1934; Tokyo Corr. Washington D.C., Post and Kansas City (Mo.) Star and Times. 1935; served as Second Lieut. 64th Pioneer Infantry, U. S. A. during World War; Fellow American Geographical Soc.; Member Asiatic Soc. of Japan, Amer. Legion, Theta Kappa Nu, Signa Delta Chi, Phi Alpha Omega, (national pres. same 1917-18), Pi Gamma Mu, Quill and Scroll. Democrat. Congregationalist. Author of "The Kabuki Stage of Japan," 1929, "What Do Americans Think About Japan (bi-lingual)" 1932, "In Far Japan" 1935. Address: Imperial Hotel, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hessel, Egon** Teacher of German, Matsuyama Higher Sch.; Repr. "Confessional Church of Germany"; b. May 1904, Duesseldorf, Germany; s. of Alexander Hessel, engr.; m. Ilse; b. Kraemer. Career: studied at univs. of Muenster, Tuebingen, Zurich, Bonn, Utrecht till 1928; Pastor in Western Germany 1928-31. Address: 103 Naka Ichiman-cho, Matsuyama. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hibino, Masaharu 日比野正治** See 1938 Issue. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hidaka, Shinrokuro 日高信六郎** Cons.-Gen. at Shanghai since Mar. 1938; b. Apr. 10, 1893, Fukuoka-ken; 2nd s. of Satoru Takahashi; adopted by Shigeki Hidaka; married. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; passed Higher Civil Service Exam. and For. Service Exam. 1919; attache Emb. France 1920; 3rd Secr. Leg. Sweden; 2nd Secr. Emb. France; delegate Peking Customs Cong. 1925; 1st Secr. Emb. China and Cons.-Gen. at Nanking 1933. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Shanghai, China. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Higuchi, Mitsuo 樋口光雄** Dir. Kirin Higher Normal Sch.; b. 1890, Aomori-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Dir. Dairen Com. Sch.; Chief, Gen. Affairs Dept. North Manchuria Special District, 1932-34; same, Sankiang Prov. Address: Kirin Higher Normal Sch., Kirin. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Higuchi, Suketsune 樋口典常** M.P.; b. Jan. 1868, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Tsuneuenion Higuchi. Career: grad. Law and Econ. Dept. Chuo Univ., 1890; elected M.P. 4 times since 1912. Address: 151 Fukazawa-machi 4-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hijikata, Hisaakira 土方久徴** Mem. House of Peers; b. Sept. 1870, Hokkaido; 2nd s. of Hisami Hijikata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; joined Bank of Japan; sent to England and Belgium; apptd. Examiner, Investigator and Secr.; Dir. National Debt Bureau and Mgr., Business Dept.; Pres. Ind. Bank of Japan; Dir. Nippon Yusen Kaisha; Vice-Pres. Franco-Japanese Bank; Pres. Kyoritsu Mining Ind. Co.; Vice-Pres. Bank of Japan; Pres. same 1928-35. Address: 763 Sendagaya 4-chome, Shibuyaku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hijikata, Yasushi 土方寧** D.L.; Lawyer; Life Mem. House of Peers; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Prof. in English Law at Chuo Univ.; b. Feb. 12, 1859, Kochi-ken; s. of Naoyuki Hijikata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1882; studied in England; called to the Bar Middle Temple; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; rec'd deg. 1891; went to Europe & America 1910 and 1927. Address: 6 Samban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hikida, Eikichi 四田銳吉** See 1934 issue. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hiraga, Yuzuru 平賀讓** D.E.; Retired Constructor Vice-Admiral; b. Mar. 8, 1878, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Hyakuzaemon Hiraga. Career: grad. Shipbldg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901; Lecturer Alma Mater; Staff Yokosuka Nav. Arsenal; same, Nav. Tech. Dept.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; went to Europe & America 1905, 1923 and 1934; Prof. & Dean Engrg. Faculty Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address: 5 Aoyama Minami-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hiraide, Teizo 平井出貞三** Communications Vice-Min. of Manchoukuo; b. Oct. 1891, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Kakumatsu Hiraide. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Secr. to Communications Min.; Chief, Planning Section, Hiroshima Communications Bureau; Secr. P.O. Life Ins. Bureau; Chief, Supt. Sec. Tokyo Com. Bureau; Chief Public Health Sec. Secretariate; Dir. Nagoya Com. Bureau; Dir. Postal Affairs Bureau Com. Dept. Manchoukuo. Address: 614 Suchi-ro, Hsinking. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hirano, Mitsuo 平野光雄** M.P.; b. Jan. 1881, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Fusajiro Hirano. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1910; Corr. Jiji Shimpo; returned to Diet 6 times; Parl. Councillor, Communications Dept. 1934-36. Address: 1033 Nakanobu, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hirano, Ryohei 平野亮平** Dir., Tokuyama Soda Ind. Co., Tokuyama Iron Co., Iwai Shoten; b. Dec. 1879, Nagano-ken; s. of Chori Hirano; m. in 1904. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1906; served Monopoly Bureau, Finance Dept.; promoted to Dir. same, 1929; retired in 1932. Address: 1513 Yoyogi Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hiranuma, Kiichiro 平沼騏一郎** Baron (cr. 1926); D.L.; Pres. Privy Council; b. Sept. 28, 1867, Okayama-ken; s. of Shin Hiranuma, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1888; Judge 1890, Judge Tokyo Court of Appeal; Dir. Civil and Criminal Affairs Bureaus, 1906; Justice Minister, 1923; nominated Peer, 1924; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Privy Councillor, 1924; Vice-Pres. Privy Council, 1926-36. Address: 429 Nishi-Okubo 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 965 ([scan part 1, leaf 1026](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1026/mode/1up))

**Hiranuma, Ryozo 平沼亮三** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Tamagawa Elec. Ry. Co., Vice-Pres. Japan Physical Education Society; b. Feb. 25, 1879, Kanagawa-ken; s. of Kyubei Hiranuma. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1898; returned to Diet twice; high-taxpayer in Kanagawa-ken. Address: 12 Nishi-Hiranuma-cho 2-chome, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirao, Hachisaburo 平生釟三郎** Chairman Nippon Seitetsu K. K., Iron & Steel Federation; Mem. House of Peers (nominated Nov. 1935); Adv. Kamogawa Nickel Co.; Econ. Adv. to North China; b. May 1886, Gifu-ken; s. of Tokikoto Tanaka, later adopted by Tadatatsu Hirao. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; Asst. Prof. of same; Asst. Dir. Jinsen Customs; Dir. Kobe Com. Sch.; Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Marine & Fire Ins. Co. for 40 yrs. Chairman Kawasaki Dockyard Co. and Dir. of several other firms; went to South America as Chairman Japanese Econ. Mission to Brazil 1932; Educ. Minister 1936-37. Address 18 Kobinata-Daimachi 2-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirao, Sampei 平尾贊平** See 1931 issue. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hiraoka Densho 平岡傳章** Pres. Yamaichi Securities & Finance Co. since Apr. 1938; b. Dec. 13, 1871, Yamanashi-ken; e. s. of Kempei Hiraoka. Career: entered business; Dir. Yamaichi Goshi Kaisha 1917; apptd. Vice-Pres. upon reorganization of Yamaichi Goshi Kaisha as joint Stock Co. 1926. Address: 199 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirasawa, Kaname 平澤要** Vice-Gov. Central China Develop. Co. since 1938; b. Apr. 1891, Nagano-ken; 2nd s. of Kinzo Hirasawa. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Communications Dept.; served various local Communications Bureaus as Dir.; Vice-Min. of Communications 1937-38. Address: 2623 Nagasaki Nakamachi 2-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirase, Yoshio 平瀬愛雄** Dir. Bank of Japan; b. Apr. 1884, Osaka-fu, s. of Ichigoro Hirase. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907. Address: 10 Komagome Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirashima, Toshio 平島敏夫** Dir. S. M. R. Co.; Mgr. Hsinking Branch of same; b. Nov. 4, 1891, Miyazaki-ken; 2nd s. of Shigetsuna; married. Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered Home Office; Chief Local Sec. and Secr. of S. M. R. Co. 1922; Secr. Taiwan Govt. 1928; Priv. Secr. to Justice Min. 1932-33; elected M. P. (Seiyu-kai) from Miyazaki-ken 1933; Vice-Gov. Chinchow Prov. of Manchoukuo; present posts since 1938. Address: S. M. R. Co., Hsinking. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirata, Johye 平田謙衞** Lawyer; Pres. Osaka Bar Assn.; Adviser, Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. 1864, Okayama-ken; s. of Kengoro Hirata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1888; apptd. Lecturer and Councillor Waseda Univ. 1889; commenced practice in Tokyo, 1890; Lecturer Law and Jurisprudence, Peers' Sch. and Nippon Univ.; went to Europe for study 1897; removed his main office from Tokyo to Osaka 1899; Pres. of Osaka Bar 1923. Address: 80 Hinoue-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirata, Tokujiro 平田篤次郎** Dir. Toyo Rayon Co.; b. Oct. 1872, Gunma-ken; s. of Kojuro Hirata. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1893; entered Mitsui & Co.; Mgr. Taiwan and Otaru Branches; Chairman Shibaura Engrg. Works. Address: 228 Togoshi-machi, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hiratsuka, Hiroyoshi 平塚廣義** See 1936 issue. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hiratsuka, Tsunejiro 平塚常次郎** Pres. Karafuto Kyodo Fishery Co., Taiheiyo Fishery Co.; Vice-Pres. Nichiro Fishery Co., etc.; b. Nov. 1881, Niigata-ken; s. of Zenji Hiratsuka. Address: 28 Sarugaku, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirayama, Kiyotsugu 平山清次** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1935; b. Oct. 13, 1874, Miyagi-ken; s. of Hirotsugu Hirayama. Career: grad. Astronomy Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imperial Univ. 1906; rec'd deg. 1911; studied in Amer. 1915; Prof. 1919; Mem. Imp. Acad. 1925. Address: 911 Komaba-machi, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirayama, Matajiro 平山復二郎** Dir. S. M. R. Co. since Aug. 1938; b. Nov. 1888, Tokyo-fu: s. of Eizo Hirayama; m. Hideko, 7th d. of late Baron Dairoku Kikuchi. Career: grad. Civil Engrg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered Rys. Dept.; Dir. Sendai Regional Office 1936; Dir. Constr. Bur. Rys. Dept. 1937. Address: S. M. R. Co., Dairen. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirayama, Shin 平山信** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Sept. 9 1867, Tokyo; bro. of Jun Hirayama. Career: grad. Astronomy Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1888; studied in England & Germany; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. Tokyo Astronomical Observatory, 1920. Address: 1 Nagasaka-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirooka, Keizo 廣岡惠三** Pres. Daido Life Ins. Co., Kajima Trust Co., b. Feb. 1876, Osaka; adopted by Shingoro Hirooka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903. Address: 692 Mori, Motoyama-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirose, Hisatada 廣瀬久忠** Vice-Min. Public Welfare Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. Jan. 1889, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Hisamasa Hirose; Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Police Supt. Gifu-ken; Commr. Metro. Police Bd.; Chief Police Affairs Dept. Shiga-ken; Commr. Social Affairs Bur. Home Dept.; Chief Home Affairs Dept. Fukui-ken; Dir. Reconstr. Bureau; Dep. Mayor of Tokyo 1929; Gov. Saitama-ken; Dir. Public Works Bureau Home Dept. 1934-36; Dir. Social Affairs Bureau; Vice-Home Min., 1937. Address: 16 Midorigaoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirose, Tamehisa 廣瀬爲久** Dir. Tokyo Elec. Light Co.; Feb. 29 1870, Yamanashi-ken; s. of late Hisamitsu Hirose; m. El. Career: Chief Senninsan Iron Works, 1907; Dir. Tokyo Elec. Power Co. 1922; Kanto Hydro-Elec. Co. 1926; Toshin Elec. Co. 1927; elected M. P. five times; attended Railway Congress, 1933. Address: 103 Aoyama Minami-cho 6-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 966 ([scan part 1, leaf 1027](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1027/mode/1up))

**Hirose, Toshisuke 廣瀬壽助** Lieut.-Gen. (retired); Pres. Manchuria Telephone & Telegraph Co.; b. June, 1875, Hiroshima-ken; e. s. of Ryosaku. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1900; served Mil. Arms Depot.; Comdr. 1st Inf. Brig.; Chief 3rd Dept. Gen. Staff Office; Chief Mil. Transportation Dept.; commanded Bandits Suppression Army in Manchuria 1932; Comdr. 10th Div.; retired acting service 1934. Address: Manchuria Telegraph & Telephone Co., Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hirose, Toyosaku 廣瀬豊作** Dir. Deposits Bur. Finance Dept.; b. Nov. 17, 1891, Kanazawa; s. of Kajima Hirose. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Chief Yodobashi Revenue Office; Commr. & Secr. Finance Dept.; Chief Investment Sec. Deposits Bur.; Chief Nat. Loans Sec. Fin. Bureau; Chief Documents Sec. Minister's Secretariat 1932-36; Dir. Fin. Bureau; Budget Bureau 1936-37. Address: 25 Kamiyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hirose, Yasutaro 廣瀬安太郎** Mng.-Dir. Komura Trust Co.; b. Aug. 1881, Kyoto: s. of Ainosuke Hirose. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. 1905; entered business; Mng.-Dir. Nomura Bank. Address: 136 Yoshino-dori, 1-chome, Toyonaka city, Osaka-fu. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hirota, Koki 廣田弘毅** Mem. House of Peers; b. Feb. 1878, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Tokuhei Hirota. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; Diplo. Probationer, Legation, Peking; Secr. Emb. London; Vice-dir. Information Bureau Foreign Office; Dir. Europe & America Bureau; Minister to Netherlands; Amb. to U.S.S.R. 1930-32; Foreign Minister in Saito and Okada Cabinets 1933-36; nominated Peer 1937; Prime Minister 1936-37; Pres. Cabinet Planning Bd. 1937; Foreign Minister 1937-38; conferred the privilege of former post 1938. Address: 170, Harajuku 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hirota, Ryutaro 弘田龍太郎** Musician; Composer; b. June 1892, Kochi-ken; s. of Seiro Hirota, educator. Career: grad. Tokyo Acad. of Music; Prof. same; sent to Berlin for study. Address: 8 of Ha, 3 Yayoi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hisajima, Sei-ichi 久島精一** Jr. Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Metal Industries since Jan. 1938; b. Oct. 1886 Hokkaido; e. s. of Shigeyoshi; m. Tomoko, 2nd d. of Uruh Kamiyama, Lord-in-waiting in Kinkei Hall; Career: grad. English Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; with Sumitomo Konzern upon graduation; served Besshi Mines, Sapporo Mining Office and Saka Coal Mine. Address: 345 Ashiya Gonnofuka, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hisamura, Taneki 久村種樹** Lieut.-Gen.; Chief, Mil. Tech. Dept. since 1936; b. Apr. 16, 1883, Shiga-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1903; resided in Europe during World War; Chief, Mil. Research Inst, 1932-36. Address: 2080 Shimo-Ochiai, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hishikari, Takashi 菱刈隆** See 1936 Edition. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Holder, Reginald Tom** A.S.A.A.; Merchant; b. Mar. 1894, Gloucester, England; s. of Thomas Holder, civil servant. Career: articled and served in accountancy profession in England 1912-15; in Singapore 1919-23; War service 1915-19, joined Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan) Ltd. in 1923 and became Director in 1926. Address: 77 Aza Takigahira, Tarumi-cho, Akashi-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Hollos, Edmond** Hon. Consul for Japan at Budapest; Mng.-Dir. Hungarian Com. Bank; Chief Fiscal Councillor to Royal Hungarian Govt.; b. June 25, 1874; m. Aurelie Neustadt. Address: P.O. Box 508, Budapest, Hungary. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Honda, Kotaro 本多光太郎** D. Sc.; Pres. Tohoku Imp. Univ.; b. Feb. 23 1870, Aichi-ken; s. of Hyozaburo Honda; m. Kane Honda, 1897. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; further studied in Europe; won Imp. Acad. Prize for his research in steel 1916; invented permanent magnet. Address: 21 Shimizu-dori, Komegafukuro, Sendai. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Honda, Kumataro 本多熊太郎** Writer; b. Dec. 1874, Wakayama-ken; s. of Uhei Honda. Career: grad. Tokyo Senmon Gakko and Hogakuin and later Univ. of Brussels: Secr. to Foreign Minister; Secr. Legation and Embassy; Counsellor of Emb. in London during World War; Minister to Switzerland and Austria; Amb. to Germany 1923-26. Address: 1080 Kamimeguro 7-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Honda, Seiroku 本多靜六** Dr. of Forestry; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. Teikoku Shinrin-kai; b. July 1, 1866, Saitamaken. Career: grad. Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; studied at Munchen Univ. (D. Econ.) 1892; rec'd deg. 1899; Prof. Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900-27; went to Siberia, China, and Chosen 1902; Philippine, Australia, and South China 1903; Europe & Africa 1907; West Indies and Siam 1913; South Africa & South America 1921. Address: 95 Sakuragaoka-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Honjo, Shigeru 本庄繁** Baron; General (retired); Pres. Board of Disabled Soldiers Relief since Apr. 1938; b. May 1876, Hyogo-ken; s. of Tsune-emon Honjo. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1897; Mil. Staff Coll. 1906; Comd. Kwantung Army; Adv. to Chang Tso-lin; directed mil. compaign during Manchurian Incident; Supreme War Councillor; Chief Aide-de-Camp to the Emperor 1933. Address: 8 Uenohara-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Honma, Masaharu 本間雅晴** Lieut.-Gen.; b. Nov. 1888 Niigata-ken; s. of Kenkichi Honma. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1907, Mil. Staff Coll. 1915; Mil. Attache in London 1918, in India 1922; Chief Mil. Publicity Sec.; Comdr. Inf. 1st Reg. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Honma, Yoshishige 本間好茂** Pres. Dai-ichi Mutual Savings Bank since 1938; b. Nov. 18[?]8, Niigata-ken. Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Prof. 4th Higher Sch 1908; Inspector Archives & Documents Dept. Bank of Japan; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Dai-ichi Mutual Savings Bank. Address: 27 Haraikata-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 967 ([scan part 1, leaf 1028](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1028/mode/1up))

**Horai, Ichimatsu 實來市松** Pres. Ind. Bank of Japan; b. Nov. 3, 1881 Osaka; s. of Matsu Horai, Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; joined Sumitomo Bank and served at Tokyo & Yokohama; entered present bank 1913; studied in England & Amer. 1916-24. Address: 476 Yoyogi Hatsudai, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Hori, Bunpei 堀文平** Pres. Meisei Spinning & Weaving Co., Meisei Rayon Co., b. Feb. 1882, Okayama-ken; s. of Toshiro Hori. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1904; joined Osaka Shosen Kaisha; Fukushima Spinning & Weaving Co. 1912. Address: Hibarigaoka, Kawanishi-machi, Hyogo-ken. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Hori, Keijiro 堀啓次郎** Mem. House of Peers: Adviser Osaka Shosen Kaisha; Dir. Sumitomo Bank; b. Jan. 1867, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Gohei Hori; adopted by late Kasumi Hori. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1893. Address 660 Hirao, Minomo-mura, Osaka-fu. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Hori, Takeo 堀丈夫** See 1936 issue. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Hori, Yoshiatsu 堀義貴** Mng.-Dir. Domei National News Agency; b. Feb. 5 1885, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Yukio Hori, m. Fusa, nee Nakajima. Career: grad. Tokyo Com. Coll. 1908; entered diplomatic service 1908; Priv. Secr. to Foreign Minister 1919-22; Chief, Diplomatic Mission attached to Expeditionary Force to Siberia 1922; Consul-General, London 1923-25; Councillor, Embassies at Peking and London 1924-31; Min. to Mexico. Address: 1 Mita Tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horikiri, Zenbei 堀切善兵衞** M.P.; Leader, Seiyukai Party; b. May 1882, Fukushima-ken; s. of Ryohei Horikiri. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1903; went to U. S. A., England and Germany to study finance and economics; apptd. Prof. Keio Univ.; joined Jiji Shimpo; Secr. to Finance Minister; Councillor, Finance Dept.; Secr. to Prime Minister; Parl. Councillor. Dept. of Agr. & Com.; attended World Parl. Conf.; visited Europe after World War; Parl. Vice-Minister of Finance in Saito Cabinet, 1932-34. Address: 5 Ichigaya Tamachi 2-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horikiri, Zenjiro 堀切善次郎** Mem. House of Peers; b. Sept. 1884, Fukushima-ken, s. of Ryohei Horikiri. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; entered Home Dept.; Dir. City Planning Bureau; Dir. Engrg. Bur.; Gov., Kanagawa-ken; Chief, Reconstr. Bur.; Mayor of Tokyo, 1929; Vice-Min. Overseas Affairs; Dir. Legislation Bur. 1932; Chief Secr. to Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 27 Takata Oimatsu-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horikoshi, Seiroku 堀越清六** Dir. Constr. Bur. Rys. Dept. since Aug. 1938; b. Nov. 1885, Okayama-ken. Career: grad. Civil Engrg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; entered Rys. Dept.; sent to Eur. & Amer. for study 1922; served local Constr. Offices as Chief; Chief Planning Sec. Constr. Bur. Rys. Dept. 1923; Dir. Hiroshima Regional Rys. Office 1937-38. Address: c/o Rys. Dept., Tokyo. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horikoshi, Tetsuzo 堀越鐵藏** See 1938 issue. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horinaga, Sadami 堀永定省** Mng.-Dir. Teikoku Seishi Kaisha since 1924; b. Nov. 1883, Tokyo; s. of Yurin Horinaga. Career: grad. Okura Higher Com. Sch. 1906; studied abroad; entered Teikoku Seishi Co. 1916; Mgr. & Dir., same. Address: c/o Teikoku Seishi Kaisha, Osaka Gas Bldg., Hirano-machi, Osaka. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horinouchi, Kensuke 堀内謙介** Amb. to U. S. A. since Oct. 1938; b. Mar. 1886 Hyogo-ken; s. of Reijun Horinouchi. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; apptd. Attaché, Japanese Legation, China 1911; Secr., Embassy, London 1916; Secr. Delegation to Paris Peace Conf.; Chief 2nd Sec. of Europe & America Bureau; Consul-Gen. Tsingtao 1923; 1st Secr. Embassy, London; Secr.-Gen. to Delegate to sign Peace Pact at Paris 1928; Councillor, Embassy; Chargé d'Affaires, China 1929; Councillor, Embassy, Washington 1930; Consul-Gen. New York 1931-34; Dir. America Bureau 1934-36; Vice-Foreign Minister; Chairman, China Planning Committee. Address: Japanese Emb. Wash. D. C. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horiuchi, Ryohei 堀内良平** M.P.; Pres. Japan Motor Bus Assn.; b. Nov. 3 1870; Yamanashi-ken; s. of Touemon Horiuchi, farmer. Career: grad. Tokyo Hogakuin (Law Coll.); Mem. Yamanashi-ken Pref. Assembly, Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Pres. Federation of Motorcar Unions; Councillor, Tokyo Motor Bus Co. and Fuji-Minobu Ry. Co.; Pres. Fuji Sanroku Elec. Ry. Co., Fuji Sanroku Land Co., Mt. Minobu Forestry Assn. Address: 308 Yoyogi Sanya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Horiuchi, Takeki 堀内千城** Counsellor at Emb. in China since Mar. 1938; b. Mar. 1889, Nara-ken; Career: grad. Pol. Course Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1915; passed For. Service Exam. 1918; Eleve-Cons. at Hongkong; delegate 1st Conf. of League of Nations at Geneva 1920; served Temporary Res. Bur. 1921, Gen. Affairs Sec. of Com. Bur. July 1921, 1st Sec. of same 1924; delegate Spec. Conf. for Chinese Maritime Customs 1925; 2nd. Secr. to Emb. in London 1927; delegate Int'l Conf. for Abolition of Prohibition and Limitation of Exports and Imports at Geneva 1927; Cons. at Shanghai 1929; 2nd Secr. to Leg. in China June 1929; 1st Leg. Secr. 1930; Mem. League of Nation's Res. Com. to China 1932; 1st Secr. to Emb.in China 1935; Cons.-Gen. at Tientsin. Address: Japanese Embassy, Peking, China. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Hoshijima, Jiro 星島二郎** M.P.; b. November 1887, Yamagata-ken; s. of Kinichiro Hoshijima. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; practised law since 1918; published magazines of Law; elected M.P. 7 times since 1920. Address: 55 Myogadani-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Hoshino, Naoki 星野直樹** Secr.-Gen. Manchoukuo State Council; b. Apr. 10, 1892, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; served Finance Dept. 1917-1932; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bur. Manchoukuo, Fin. Dept. 1932; Fin. Vice-Min. same 1934; present post since 1936. Address: 101 Yuanshou-loo, Hsinking. — p. 968 ([scan part 1, leaf 1029](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1029/mode/1up))

**Hoshino, Seki 星野錫** Co. Dir.; b. Dec. 26, 1854, Himeji; s. of Kempachi Hoshino. Career: engaged in printing business early; went to U. S. A. to observe printing business 1887; joined Oji Paper Mfg. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Printing Co. 1896; Vice-Pres. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Dir. Imp. Invention Society. Address: 28 Hama-cho 2-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hoshino, Sho 星埜章** See 1936 issue. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hosokawa, Moritatsu 細川護立** Marquis; Mem. House of Peers; b. Oct. 26 1883, Kumamoto; s. of late Marquis Morishige Hosokawa. Career: grad. Peers' Sch.; went to Europe and America. Address: 56 Takata Oimatsu-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hotta, Masaaki 堀田正昭** Diplomat; b. July 1, 1883, Tokyo; s. of Masatada Hotta. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Dir. Personnel Bureau Foreign Office; Europe & America Bureau 1926; Minister to Czechoslovakia; to Switzerland 1934-37; Amb. to Italy, 1938. Address: c/o Foreign Office, Tokyo. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hotta, Masatsune 堀田正恒** Count; Mem. House of Peers; b. Oct. 21 1887, Tokyo; s. of Viscount Chokuju Nabeshima; adopted by Seirin Hotta. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; visited Europe and America for inspection 1919; Parl. Councillor of Navy, 1921; Parl. Vice-Navy Minister 1934-36. Address: 5 Jochi-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hozumi, Shigetaka 穗積重威** Lawyer; Prof. Chuo Univ.; Dir. Japan Times & Mail; Aud. Asano Dozoku K. K.; b. Sept. 30, 1893, Tokyo; e. s. of Yatsuka Hozumi; married. Career: grad. French Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; studied law in Germany; Prof. in law at Alma Mater on returning; Councillor Legislation Bur. of Cabinet; Secr. Privy Council; Dean Law Faculty Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Inspector Peerage Bur. of Imp. Household Dept.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address: 16 Iigura-cho 3-chome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hozumi, Shigeto 穗積重遠** Baron; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Prof. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Apr. 11, 1883, Tokyo; s. of Baron Nobushige Hozumi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; studied civil law and juris. at Bonn, Berlin, Paris, London and Harvard Univ. 1912-16; rec'd deg. 1917. Address: 9 Haraikata-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hsi Chia 熙洽** Lt.-Gen.; Manchoukuo Imp. Household Minister; b. Aug. 1884, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. Tokyo; apptd. Instructor Mil. Coll. Three Eastern Prov.; Dir. of same; Chief Staff Kirin Army Office; Secr.-Gen. Kirin Prov.; Gov. of same 1932-34; visited Japan as Special Envoy of Manchoukuo 1934; Finance Min. 1934-35. Address: Imp. Household Dept., Hsinking. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hsieh Chieh-shih 謝介石** Chairman Manshu Bosan (Oil Mills Products) Co.; b. 1878, Shinchiku City, Taiwan; s. of Hsieh Ching Hsi. Career: grad. Law Dept. Meiji Univ.; Adv. to Gov. Gen. of Kirin; Councillor, Chiangkiang Inspector Gen.'s Office; Dir. Foreign Affairs Office, same; Chief Kirin Foreign Affairs Office, Mayor of Harbin; Delegate Manchoukuo Foundation Conf.; Foreign Min. 1932; visited Japan as Envoy for returning courtesy for recognition of Manchoukuo 1932; Privy Councillor 1935; Amb. to Tokyo 1935-37. Address: Hsinking. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hsu Ju-fen 許汝棻** See 1937 issue. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hsu Pao-heng 許實衡** Dir. Gen. Affairs Bureau, Manchoukuo Imp. Household Dept.; b. 1876, Chekiang Prov. Career: Chief Secr. Liaoning Prov. Office; Adviser Heilungkiang Prov. Office; Secr. Chief Executive Office, 1932-34. Address: Imp. Household Dept., Hsinking. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hsu Shao-ching 徐紹卿** Manchoukuo Minister to Italy since 1938; b. 1892, Mukden. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Engr. Three Eastern Prov. Arsenal; Councillor Fengtien Prov. Office; Chief Ind. Dept. Fengtien Prov. 1933-34; Gov. Chinchow Prov. 1937; Mayor of Hsinking 1938. Address: 5 Via Romagna, Rome, Italy. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hsu Wei-hsin 徐維新** See 1934 issue. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hu Tzu-yuan 胡嗣瑗** Manchoukuo Privy Councillor; b. 1869, Kweichow Prov. Career: Pres. Peiyang Law Coll. Tientsin; Secr.-Gen. Chief Executive Office, Manchoukuo 1932-34. Address: Hsinking. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Huang Fu-tsun 黃富俊** Gov. Antung Prov.; b. 1890, Shenyang-Hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Fengtien Law Coll. 1909; Chief Inspector, Fengtien Mil. Provisions Dept; Comdr. Communications Line Chenwei Army; Adviser Tungsheng Spec. District Gov's Office; Dir. Local Adm. Bureau Civil Affairs Dept. 1932-37. Address: Governor's residence, Antung. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hukuda, Kunizo 福田邦三** M.D ; Prof. of Physiology, Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1937; b. Dec. 20, 1896, Tuyama City: s. of Ryuziro Kawamura, later adopted by Hukuda family; m . Tatuko Yosioka. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; apptd. Asst. to same; Asst. Prof. 1924; sent abroad for study 1929-31; Prof. Nagoya Med. Coll. 1931-37; rec'd deg. 1932. Address: 458 O-oto, near Urawa. Saitama-ken. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Husain, S. L** B.A. (Punjab Univ. India 1920); Merchant; b. Oct. 1898; s. of S. Mohammad Husain, businessman. Career: Teacher of Mathematics in Panchgani High Sch. near Bombay; entered business in Bombay 1921; in Hongkong 1921-32; in Kobe since 1934. Address: 168 Isobe-dori 3-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hutara, Yosinori 二荒芳德** Count; Mem. House of Peers since 1925; Pres. Boy Scouts of Japan since 1922; b. Oct. 26, 1886, Uwazima, Ehime-ken; s. of Marquis Munee Date; m. Hiroko, d. of late Prince Kitashirakawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; sent to Europe and America; apptd. Secr. and Councillor, Imp. Household Dept. 1924; Mem. Int'l Committee of Boy Scouts Int'l Bureau since 1931. Address: 12 Kasumigaoka, Yotuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 969 ([scan part 1, leaf 1030](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1030/mode/1up))

**Hutchinson, Canon Archibald Campbell** M.A. (Cambridge); b. Feb. 1883 at Nagasaki; s. of Ven Archdeacon A. B. Hutchinson. Career: Missionary of Church Mission Soc.; Secr. of C. M. S. Japan Mission; Mem. Standing Committee, Diocese of Kyushu; lectured at Fukuoka Divinity Sch. and at Ikebukuro Theol. Coll. Address: 850 Roppon-matsu, F[illegible]kuoka. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Hyakutake, Gengo 百武源吾** Admiral; Supreme War Councillor since Apr. 1938; b. Jan. 1882; e. bro. of Admiral Saburo Hyakutake. Career: grad. Nav. Acad.; Instructor same; Captain "Tama" & "Kasuga"; Head Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; Vice-Chief Nav. Staff Bd.; Pres. Nav. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Training Sqn.; Comdr. Maizuru Nav. Port; Comdr.-in-Chief 3rd Fleet; Sasebo Nav. Stn.; Chief Naval Tech. Dept. 1936-37. Address: Navy Office, Tokyo. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ibuka, Kajinosuke 井深梶之助** M.A. (Princeton Univ.); D.D. (Rutgers Univ.); Emeritus Pres. Meiji Gakuin, Tokyo; Life Mem. Japan Imp. Educ. Soc.; b. June 1854; s. of Takuemon Ibuka, samurai, m. Hana Oshima. Career: educator and Christian minister in Japan. Address: 346 Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ichige, Kozu 市毛孝三** Cons.-Gen. to Sao Paulo; b. June 15, 1894, Mito; married. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered For. service; Cons. to Rio de Janeiro; 2nd Secr. Leg. in Switzerland; 1st Secr. Leg. in Australia. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Sao Paulo, Brazil. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ichikawa, Sadanji** See Takahashi, Eijiro. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ichikawa, Sanki 市河三喜** D Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1920, b. Feb. 18, 1886, Tokyo; s. of Sanken Ichikawa. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; was in England to study English Philology 1912-16; apptd. Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; rec'd deg. 1922; elected Albert Kahn Travelling Fellowship, 1931-32. Address: 25 Kitayamabushi-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ichimura, Keizo 市村慶三** Mayor of Kyoto since May 1936; b. Feb. 28, 1884, Kyoto-fu; s. of Sentaro Furukawa, later adopted by Teizo Ichimura. Career: grad. German Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; served as Police Supt. Hokkaido; Gov. Fukuoka-ken, Ehime-ken, Kagoshima-ken; Dep.-Mayor of Kyoto 1935. Address: Muni. Office, Kyoto. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ichimura Sanjiro 市村瓚次郎** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Aug. 9, 1864, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Shojiro Ichimura. Career: grad. Chinese Classics Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1887, Prof. Peers' Sch. 1891, Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1906; went to China 5 times; is an authority on Chinese Literature and History. Address: 80 Suwa-machi, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ichinomiya, Reitaro 一宮鈴太郎** See 1938 issue — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ide, Kaoru 井手薫** Architect, Taiwan Govt.-Gen. since 1919; b. Feb. 187[?], Gifu-ken; s. of Imashige Ide. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; travelled abroad 191[?]. Address: 53 of 2 Taisho-machi, Taihoku, Taiwan. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Idemitsu, Mambei 出光萬兵衛** Vice-Admiral; Dir. Nav. Acad.; b. Nov. 9, 1883, Fukuoka-ken; s of Katsubei Idemitsu. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1906; Nav. Staff Coll. 1916; Resident Mil. Officer, England; Staff Nav. Gen. Staff Office; Chief 1st Sec. Personnel Bureau of Navy; Capt. "Tama." "Yakumo" and "Jingei"; Chief Instructor Nav. Com. Sch.; Aide-de-Camp to the Emperor; Comdr. 1st Submarine Sqn. Address: c/o Nav. Acad. Etajima, Hiroshima-ken. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Idemitsu, Sazo 出光佐三** Mem. House of Peers since, 1937; Prop. of Idemitsu Shokai; Pres. Moji Chamber of Com. & Ind. since 1932; Hon. Consul for Manchoukuo at Moji since 1934; b. Aug. 1885; Fukuoka-ken; s. of Toroku Idemitsu, merchant; m. Kikue Yamanouchi. Career: grad. Kobe Com. Coll. 1909; established present firm. Address: 2937 Hatakeda, Moji, City. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Iga, Komakichiro 伊賀駒吉郎** Prin., Shoin Girls' Sch., Koyo Middle Sch. & Shoin Girls' Coll.; b. Oct. 22, 1869, Takamatsu; s. of Ihachiro Akagi, later succeeded Iga family; m. Ryu. Career: educ. work since 1896. Address: 116 Eiwa, Fuse-machi, Osaka-shigai. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Iglehart, Edwin Taylor** A.B.; B.D.; S.T.D.; Missionary; b. Nov. 1878, Greencastle, Indiana, U.S.A.; s. of Ferd. C. Iglehart. Career: grad. Columbia Coll., Drew Theol. Sem. New York Univ.; Pastor in New York Conf. 1899-1904; came to Japan, 1904; Teacher Aoyama Gakuin. Address: 6 Aoyama Gakuin, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ihara, Toshio (Seiseien) 伊原青々園** See 1935 issue. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Ihoriya, Makoto 庵谷忱** Pres. San-yu Koshi; b. Dec. 1, 1875, Okayama-ken. Career: came to Manchuria 1902; Pres. Mukden Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Mukden Financial Guild. Address: 10 Kotohira-cho, Mukden. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Iida, Shinshichi 飯田新七** Pres. Iida G. K.; Takashimaya Ltd.; b. Oct. 28, 185[?], Kyoto; s. of Shinshichi Iida, Sr. Career: inherited family estate 1888; established Takashimaya-Iida Co. (now Takashimaya Dept. Store); Mng.-Dir. Kyoto Textile Mfg. Co.; Vice-Pres. Kyoto Educ. Assn.; Counsellor, Kyoto Chamber of Com. & Ind. Address: 1 Yakushimae-cho, Karasumaru-dori Matsubara-agaru, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Iizuka, Naohiko 飯塚直彦** M.D.; Prof. Kyoto Med. Coll.; Chief Med. Dept. Attached Hospital; b. May 1887, Akita-ken; s. of H[illegible]koshiro Iizuka. Career: grad. Agrl. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1912; Med. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1916; apptd. Asst. Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1922; studied at Collège de France and L'Institut Pasteur. Address: Kami-Goryomae-dori, Karasumaru Higashi-iru, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 970 ([scan part 1, leaf 1031](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1031/mode/1up))

**Iizuka, Tomoichiro 飯塚友一郎** Writer; Prof. Nihon Univ.; b. Nov. 1894, Tokyo; s. of Yoshijiro Iizuka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; called to the bar; Dir. Ryubunkan Pub. Co.; Mem. Tokyo Pref. Assembly 1924; studied Dramaturgy; Lecturer in History of Stage Dramas at present Univ. 1931. Address: Yato, Koshigoe-machi, Kamakura-gun, Kanakawa-ken. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ijiri, Tatsunosuke 井尻辰之助** See 1934 issue. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikebe, Ryuichi 池邊龍一** Vice-Pres. Oriental Development Co. since 1938; b. Jan. 1, 1881, Nagasaki-ken; 3rd s. of Masagoro Ikebe; m. Toki, foster sis. of Buntaro Yamada, D. Engrg. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1904; Eleve-Cons. 1907; Secr. to Prime Minister; Mgr. Tokyo Branch of Chosen Bank 1918; made inspection tour of Eur.; Dir. Oriental Develop. Co.; Aud. South Seas Develop. Co. and Kaigai Kogyo K. K.; Chairman Kyodo Securities Co. Address: 20 of 170 Harajuku 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeda, Hideo 池田秀雄** M. P.; b. Feb. 1880; s. of Tetsu Ikeda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; joined Asahi Shimbun 1909; apptd. Official, Overseas Affairs Bur. 1910; Secr. same 1911; Chief Police Dept. Gifu-ken 1917; Secr. for Foreign and Home Depts. 1918; Chief Home Affairs Dept. Miyagi-ken 1922; Hiroshima-ken, 1922; Gov. Akita-ken 1924; Dir. Ind. Bur. of Chosen, 1924-28, Gov. Hokkaido, 1924-31; Pres. Keijo Nippo 1931-32; Parl. Vice-Minister of Com. & Ind. 1936. Address: 2122 Kami-Meguro 4-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeda, Kakichi 池田喜吉** See 1935 issue. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeda, Kiyoshi 池田清** Gov. Osaka-fu since 1937; b. Feb. 15, 1885, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Naosuke Ikeda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; entered Metropolitan Police Board; Chief, Foreign Affairs Sec., same; Police Chief, Gifu-ken; Chief, Gen. Affairs Sec., Shrines Bureau; Police Chief, Kyoto & Osaka Prefs.; Chief Home Dept. Hyogo-ken; Dir. of Shrines, Home Dept.; Dir. Police Affairs Bureau, Chosen Govt.-Gen. 1931-36; Gov. Hokkaido 1936-37. Address: Governor's Residence, Osaka. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeda, Seihin (Nariakira) 池田成彬** Minister of Finance and Minister of Commerce & Industry concurrently since May 1938; b. July 1867; s. of Nariakira Ikeda, banker. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; Harvard Univ.; Staff Mem. Jiji Shimpo; joined Mitsui Bank 1895; Mem. National Policy Council; Mng.-Dir. Mitsui Gomei Kaisha; Dir. Mitsui Trust Co.; Councillor Bank of Japan; resigned from Mitsui 1936; Gov. Bank of Japan 1937; Advisory Councillor to Cabinet. Address: (Private) 1 Nagasaka-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeda, Torajiro 池田寅二郎** D.L.; Pres. Surpreme Court since 1936; b. Jan. 1879, Saga-ken; s. of Sensuke Ikeda. Career: grad. English Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; Judge, 1905; Judge, Tokyo Local Court; Presiding Judge, Tokyo District Court, Councillor & Public Procurator, Justice Dept.; despatched to Europe & America 1913; Procurator, Supreme Court; Director of Civil Affairs Bureau, Justice Dept.; Presiding Judge, Supreme Court 1928-35. Address: 8 Yoyohata Honmachi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikegami, Goro 池上五郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikenaga, Hajime 池長孟** Landowner; Principal Ikuei Com. Sch. since 1923; b. Nov. 24, 1891, Kobe; s. of Tohru Ikenaga, Landowner and Educator; m. Masae (deceased). Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1917; Mem. Educ. Affairs Committee Kobe Municipality 1921-29; Accountant 2nd-Lieutenant 1922. Publications: Arakezuri no Tamashii, Kaikoku Hidan, Kuruizaki, etc. Address: Kumochi-cho 1-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeno, Seiitiro 池野成一郎** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Hon. Mem. Academie des Sciences, Paris; b. May 1866, Tokyo; s. of Tomigoro Ikeno. Career: grad. Botanical Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; apptd. Asst. Prof. later Prof. Agri. Coll. same; studied Botany in Europe 1906; rec'd deg. 1909; Mem. Imp. Academy 1927. Address: 89 Harajuku 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeo, Yoshizo 池尾芳藏** Pres. Nippon Elec. Power Co., Nippon Magnesium Co.; b. Mar. 1878, Shiga-ken; s. of Yohei Ikeo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; joined O. S. K. 1912; Chairman Elec. Assn. Address: 16 Shimo-dori 5-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikeuchi, Hiroshi 池内宏** D. Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1926; b. Sept. 28, 1878, Tokyo; s. of late Motoi Ikeuchi; m. Nao. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; apptd. Lecturer of same 1913; Asst. Prof. 1915; rec'd deg. 1922. Address: 7 Kojimachi 5-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Ikura, Kazuo 井倉和雄** Chairman Nagoya Bank since 1936; b. Feb. 1886 in Miye-ken; s. of Zenjuro Ikura. Career: grad. Keio Univ. entered Bank of Japan 1911, appointed private secretary to Gov.; promoted Mgr. Nagoya branch 1933. Address: 32 Nunoike-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Imai, Bumpei 今井文平** Mng.-Dir. Okura & Co. (Trading) Ltd.; b. June 1 1885, Nagano-ken; s. of Kensuke Imai. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; entered Okura & Co. 1911; Mgr. New York Branch 1916; returned home 1920; Dir. Okura Mining Co. 1922. Address: 6 Shinryudo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Imai, Gosuke 今井五介** Mem. House of Peers (Imp. nominee); Pres. Matsumoto Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Dir. Sericultural Assn. of Japan; Pres. Filature Assn. of Japan; Pres. Katakura & Co. Ltd. (Raw Silk Reelers & Exporters). Career: educated in America 1886; went to America 1917 & 1933. Address: Hatsudai, Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Imai, Zenji 今井善治** Chief, Explosives Works, Mukden Arsenal since 1932; b. Nov. 1881 Nigata-ken; s. of Matazo Imai, farmer. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1909 and apptd. Art. Sub-lieut.; grad. Engrg. Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1917; served at Mil. Explosives Works; sent to Europe for study 1921. Address: 7, Aoi-cho, Mukden. — p. 971 ([scan part 1, leaf 1032](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1032/mode/1up))

**Imaida, Kiyonori 今井田清德** Mem. House of Peers (nominated 1936); b. Feb. 1, 1884, Okayama-ken; s. of Yosaburo Kunishiro; adopted by Zenjuro Imaida. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Dir. Kumamoto Communications Bureau; Dir. Industrial Life Ins. Bureau; Dir. Elec. Bu-Osaka Muni.; Vice-Minister of Communications 1928; went to Europe and America 1914; Civil Adm. Chief of Chosen. Address: 230 Kamiosaki 4-chome, Shinagawaku, Tokyo. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imaizumi, Kaichiro 今泉嘉一郎** D.E.; Hon. Consul-Gen. for Luxemburg Tokyo; Dir. Nippon Kokan K. K.; b. June 27, 1867, Gunma-ken; s. of Tsuneko Imaizumi, doctor. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1892; Engr. Yawata Foundry 1896-1910; M.P. 1920-24; sent to Europe and America 7 times; elected Life Mem. Iron & Steel Inst. England 1903; Mem. Verein Deutscher Eisenhuttenleute. Address: 4 Onden 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imamura, Akitune 今村明恒** D. Sc.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Secr. Seismic Research Council; b. June 1870, Kagoshima-ken; s. of late Akikiyo Imamura. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1894; Instructor Mil. Acad.; rec'd deg. 1905; Prof. Seismology, Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923-31. Address: 685 Seijo, Kinuta, Tokyo-fu. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imamura, Hitoshi 今村均** Lieut.-Gen.; Dir. Soldiers Affairs Bur. Army Office since Jan., 1938; b. 1887 Miyagi-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1908; grad. Mil. Staff Coll.; resided in England & India; Chief Conscription Sec. War Office; Sec. Chief Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. Inf. 57th Reg.; Dir. Narashino Sch.; Comdr. Inf. 40th Brig. 1935-36; Vice-Chief Staff, Kwantung Army 1936-37; Secr.-Gen. Inf. Sch. Address: Infantry School, Tokyo. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imamura, Kusuo 今村奇男** Mng.-Dir. Dai-Nippon Cotton Spinning Co.; b. Dec. 1879, Nara-ken; s. of Kinzo Imamura, Ex-M.P. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. and Haverford Univ.; joined Settsu Spinning Co. (now Dai-Nippon Spinning Co.). Address: 746 Renge, Morigu, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo-ken. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imamura, Sachio 今村幸男** Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Trust Co.; Dir. Sumitomo Bank, Sumitomo Honsha Ltd., Sumitomo Life Ins. Co.; b. Nov. 1874, Nara-ken; s. of Kinzo Imamura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; Chairman Japan Trust Assn. Address: 35 Nango-cho, Nishinomiya City. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imamura, Shigezo 今村繁三** Pres. Imamura Bank; Dir. Car & Locomotive Mfg. Co.; Dir. 1st Mutual Life Ins. Co., Tropical Industry Co. and Taiwan Development & Tea Mfg. Co.; b. Jan. 1877, Tokyo; s. of Seinosuke Imamura. Career: studied at Trinity Coll. and Cambridge Univ. (M.A.). Address: 2808 Kokubunji, Tokyo-fu. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imamura, Shinjiro 今村信次郎** See 1936 issue. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imamura, Takeshi 今村武志** See 1938 issue. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imanishi, Yosaburo 今西與三郎** Pres. Hanshin Elec. Ry. Co.; b. Apr. 1887, Osaka; s. of Shoshichi Ishii; later adopted by Rinzaburo Imanishi. Career: grad. Osaka Higher Com. Sch.; Polit. Dept. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1912; entered business. Address: 24 Honden Samban-cho, Nishi-ku, Osaka. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Imayoshi, Toshio 今吉敏雄** Chief Civil Admin. Bd. of Kwantung Govt. since Mar. 1938; Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; entered govt. service; Dir. Educ. Affairs Bur. Wakayama-ken; Dir. Police Bur. Iwata-ken; Chief 1st Sec. Chosen Dept. of Overseas Affairs Dept. 1932; Chief Planning Sec. Supt. Bur. of same; Secr. Overseas Affairs Dept. and Commr. Chosen Govt. 1934. Address: Kwantung Govt., Hsinking. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Inabata, Katsutaro 稻畑勝太郎** Mem. House of Peers; Hon. Consul for Roumania, Belgium, Bolivia, and Portugal at Osaka; Chairman Japan Dye-stuff Mfg. Co.; b. Oct. 30, 1862, Kyoto; s. of Risuke Inabata. Career: while in Kyoto Normal Sch. in 1877; was sent to France for study of Applied Chemistry; represented Kyoto Pref. Exhibitions at Int'l Exhibition held at Amsterdam, 1883; investigated chemical and dyeing industry in Holland, England, Germany, Italy, Belgium and Switzerland; established Inabata & Co. 1890 and Inabata Dyeing Works, 1898; attended Intl. Labor Conf. Geneva, 1921; Chairman Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind. 1921-33. Address: 45 Nanzenji Fukuchi 2-chome, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Inabata, Taro 稻畑太郎** Pres. Inabata & Co.; Vice-Consul for Portugal at Osaka; b. May 1898, Kyoto; s. of Katsutaro Inabata. Career: grad. Tokyo Com. Coll. Address: 51 Junkei-machi-dori 2-chome, Minami-ku, Osaka. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Inada, Masatane 稻田昌植** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; b. Aug. 1890, Tokyo; s. of Baron Shosuke Sato, later adopted by late Kunitane Inada. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ. & Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Parl. Vice-Min. of Overseas Affairs 1936-37. Address: 15 Aobacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Inada, Ryukichi 稻田龍吉** See 1938 issue. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Inagaki, Saburo 稻垣三郎** Lieut.-Gen.; Intendant to H. I. H. Prince Kan-in; b. May 6, 1870, Shimane-ken; s. of Ryosal Inagaki. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1891; Cav. Sub-Lieut. 1892; Staff Gen. Staff Office; Aide-de-Camp; Comdr. Cav. 1st Reg.; Attaché Emb. England. Address: 4 Sakaedori 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Inahata, Hironosuke 稻畑廣之助** Mgr. Shizuoka Branch Hypothec Bank of Japan; b. 1889, Nagoya; s. of Soshichi Inahata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; joined present bank; visited Europe and America for inspection, 1921; Sub.-Mgr. Kyoto and Osaka Branches; Mgr. Tottori and Nara Branches. Address: 62 of 25 Nishi-Kusafuka-cho, Shizuoka. — p. 972 ([scan part 1, leaf 1033](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1033/mode/1up))

**Ino, Mitsuyoshi 稻生光吉** D.E.; Chief Internal Combustion Engine Drawing Dept. Kobe Works, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries; b. Oct. 25, 1892, Tokyo; s. of Masamichi Ino; m. Tomiko, d. of Hikozo Ichikawa. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; joined Mitsubishi Firm; made inspection tour of Europe & America; rec'd deg. 1926. Address: 1343 Takigahana, Mikage-cho, Hyogo-ken. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inoge, Toshie 猪野毛利榮** See 1938 issue. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Hideji 井上秀二** Pres. Civil Engrg. Soc.; b. Apr. 16, 1876, Sendai; s. of Yoshinori Inouye. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1899; apptd. Asst. Prof. at same; Chief, Civil Engrg. Sec. Kyoto Muni. Office; sent to Europe & America for investigation of water works 1907; on return home, Chief Water Works Sec. Yokohama Muni. Office; Chief. Civil Engrg. Sec. Inawashiro Hydro-Elec. Co.; Dir. Tokyo Elec. Light Co.; Adviser Mitsubishi Mining Co., Nippon Elec. Co. Address: 290 Harajuku 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Jihei 井上治兵衞** Chairman Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; b. June 13, 1873, Kyoto-fu; s. of late Jihei Inouye. Career: grad. Kyoto Com. Sch. 1891; joined present firm; Mgr. Shanghai, Tientsin, London and Hamburg, Branches. Address: 74 Shimo-Nibancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Jinkichi 井上仁吉** See 1936 issue. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Ken-ichi 井上憲一** Sr. Mng.-Dir. Oji Paper Mfg. Co.; Dir. and Aud. of several other cos.; b. Jan. 18, 1881, Kokura City, Kyushu; s. of Seizo Inouye. Career: grad. Shimonoseki Com. Sch. 1900; joined Mitsui Bussan K. K.; entered present Co., 1911. Address: 132, Harajuku 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Kinosuke 井上禧之助** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Ryojun Engrg. Univ.; b. Dec. 4, 1873, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Nobuatsu Inouye. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; apptd. Engr. Taiwan Govt., Agr. & Com. Dept., Imp. Steel Works, successively; as Dir. Imp. Geological Survey Bureau and as Pres. Ryojun Engrg. Univ. sent to Int'l Geological Congress held in Austria, Sweden and Canada; rec'd deg. 1917. Address: 96 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Kojiro 井上庚二郎** Dir. European & Asia Bur. For. Office; b. Aug. 1890, Kanagawa-ken; Career: grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered For. Office 1917; served China; Eleve-Cons. at London 1919; 3rd. Secr. to Emb. in London 1921; delegate Econ. and Fin. Conf. at Genoa and Peace Conf. for Near East at Switzerland 1922; Cons. at Amoy 1924; Commr. Taiwan Govt.-Gen. 1924; Cons.-Gen. at Sydney 1929; Chief 1st Sec. of Com. Bur. For. Office 1933; concurrently Secr. to Com. & Ind. Dept 1933; Counsellor to Emb. in Germany 1934. Address: 895 Higashi 2-chome, Magome-cho, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Masaji 井上雅二** Vice-Chairman Japan-Brazil Central Assn; Advisor, Oriental Development Co.; Peru Cotton Co.; Dir. Showa Rubber Co.; b. June 1876; s. of Tahei Adachi and later adopted by Tobei Inouye. Career studied at Kogyokusha, Nav. Acad. and Waseda Univ.; studied Colonial Policy and Econ. at Vienna and Berlin Univs.; Commr. Communications Dept.; Financial Officer, Chosen Govt.; Mng.-Dir. Nanyo Kyokai; Pres. Overseas Develop. Co. till Apr. 1936. Address: 3553 Mejiro 3-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Nobuo 井上誠夫** M.D.; Ophthalmologist; Commr., Court Physicians Bureau; b. Mar. 16, 1875, Nagano-ken; s. of Tatsuya Inouye, eye-specialist. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied Ophthalmology at P.-G. Course; studied at Univs. of Leipzig and Vienna, 1902; medical practice at Inouye Ophthalmological Hospital; again studied at Univ. of Berlin and Leipzig 1909; Prof. Okayama Medical Coll.; Dir. Okayama Ophthal. Hospital, 1912; rec'd deg. 1914. Address: 66 Nagata-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Saburo 井上三郎** Marquis; Mem. House of Peers; Major-Gen. (retired); b. Feb. 6, 1887, Tokyo; s. of late Prince Taro Katsura, later adopted by late Marquis Katsunosuke Inouye. Career: grad. Mil. Acad.; studied in Europe and America 3 yrs.; Artillery Sub.-Lieut. 1906; Col. 1929; Chief Mobilization Sec. War Office. Address: 42 Miyamura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Shu 井上周** Pres. Koshien Hotel, Sanyo Chuo Hydro-Elec. Co., Nippon Simple Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Hanshin Kyuko Elec. Ry. Co., Keihan Elec. Ry. Co., Hanshin Kyuko Bus Co., Osaka Mainichi Shimbun; b. Apr. 1879, Tokyo; s. of Yasujiro Inouye, businessman. Career: grad. Antwerp Com. Coll. Belgium 1902; founded Toyo Paper Mills 1906; Dir. Oji Paper Mfg. Co. when the aforementioned firm was merged 1924. Address: 32 Naka 2-chome, Tezukayama, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Shukichi 井上周吉** Aud. Yoda Machine Ind. Co.; Dir. of several other cos.; b. Nov. 1881, Shiga-ken; s. of late Goemon Inouye; m. Haru, d. of Jisaburo Hirata, 1912. Career: studied Elec. Engrg. at Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Pres. Omishima Elec. Co. 1920; Pres. Yoshizaki Ry. Co. 1925-26; Pres. Hachioji Paper Mfg. Co. since 1931, Toa Commercial Co. 1934, Jochushi Seizo K. K. 1935. Address: Ibaraki-cho, Osaka-fu. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Tadashiro 井上匡四郎** Viscount; D. E.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Apr. 1876. Kumamoto-ken; s. of Yokoku Okamatsu, and later adopted by Takeshi Inouye. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; went to Germany & Amer. for study 1902; apptd. Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. Osaka Higher Tech. Sch.; Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Parl. Vice-Minister of Navy; Ry. Minister 1926-27. Address: 28 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Tetsujiro 井上哲次郎** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. Toyo Univ.; Pres. East Asia Society & Philosophy Society; b. Dec. 1855, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Toshitatsu Tomita; later adopted by Tetsuhide Inouye. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1880; studied in Germany; apptd. Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof.; Dean Litt. Coll. Address: 109 Omote-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 973 ([scan part 1, leaf 1034](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1034/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Tsugimatsu 井上繼松** See 1937 issue. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Inui, Masahiko 乾政彦** D.L.; Attorney; b. Nov. 1876, Nara-ken; s. of Seigo Inui. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; studied at Univs. of Berlin and Bonn 1901-05; apptd. Prof. Tokyo Univ. of Com.; Lecturer, Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Lecturer and Dir. Hosei Univ.; Lecturer, Keio, Meiji and Senshu Univ.; Pres. Tokyo Bar Assn. Address: 12 Komagome Akebono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Inumaru, Tetsuzo 犬丸徹三** Mng.-Dir. Imp. Hotel, Tokyo; b. June 1887, Ishikawa-ken; bro. of Jintaro Inumaru. Career: grad. Tokyo Com. Coll. 1910; joined S. M. R. Co.; practised and inspected hotel business in China, Europe and America 7 years; joined present hotel 1919. Address: 102 Denen Chofu 3-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Irie, Kan-ichi 入江貫一** Vice-Minister of Manchoukuo Imp. Household Dept. since 1934; b. Mar. 6, 1879, Tokyo; s. of Viscount Yasushi Nomura; later adopted by Irie family. Career: grad. German Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Secr. Privy Council; Dir. Pensions Bureau; Councillor Imp. Household Dept.; Councillor, Leislation Bureau; Dir. Imp. Board of Aud. Bank of Japan. Address: Imp. Household Dept., Hsinking. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Isaka, Takashi 井坂孝** Pres. Hotel New Grand, Yokohama Fire & Marine Ins. Co. Tokyo Gas Chemical Ind. Co.; Dir. Mitsui Bank, Int'l Telephone Co., Nippon Yusen Kaisha; Pres. Tokyo Gas Co.; Dir. Yokohama Warehouse Co.; b. Dec. 8, 1869, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Miki Isaka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; went abroad for inspection 1928. Address: 53 Takanawa-Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Isaka, Toyomitsu 井坂豊光** M.P.; Lawyer; b. Dec. 1881, Osaka; s. of Koki Isaka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1910; returned to Diet 5 times; Parl. Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs 1934-36. Address: 38 Sakurada-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishibashi, Shojiro 石橋正二郎** Pres. Nihon Tabi K. K. and Bridgestone Tyre Co.; b. Feb. 1889, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Tokujiro Ishibashi. Career: founded Nihon Tabi K. K. 1918; Bridgestone Tyre Co. 1931; Vice-Pres. Kyushu Medical Coll. at Kurume, 1920; his residence was honoured with Prince Chichibu's stay for few weeks twice in July 1930 and Oct. 1931. Address: 70 Kushihara-machi, Kurume. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishibashi, Tanzan 石橋湛山** Mng.-Dir. & Chief Editor, Toyo Keizai Shimpo-sha (The Oriental Economist); b. Sept. 25, 1884, Tokyo. Career: grad. Waseda Univ., 1907; joined Tokyo Mainichi Shimbun, 1908; Editor, Toyo Keizai Shimpo, 1911; Dir. same, 1921. Publications: Inflation, Recent Finance & Economics of Japan, History of Banking in Japan, etc. Address: 705 Omachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishibashi, Tomonobu 石橋智信** D. Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Lecturer, Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sc., and Nihon Univ.; b. May 15, 1886, Hokkaido; s. of Masanobu Ishibashi. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; studied at Leipzig & Berlin Univs.; rec'd deg. 1919; won Imp. Academy Prize 1924. Address: 92 Shimmei-cho, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishida, Kaoru 石田馨** See 1938 issue. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishida, Taro 石田太郎** Pres. Sanyo Elec. Ry. Co. since 1934; Dir. Sinki and Sin-mei Motorcar Cos.; b. Oct. 1877; s. of Yasushige; m. Uta. Career: joined San-yo Ry. Co. 1901; after it was nationalized, continued service; Dir. Sendai and later Kobe Ry. Bureau; sent to Europe and Amer. 1909; to Siberia and Manchuria, 1918-19; Dir. Kobe Municipal Elec. Bureau 1927. Address: 1466 Shironomae, Mikage, Hyogo-ken. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishiguro, Tadaatsu 石黒忠篤** Chairman Central Bank of Co-operative Socs.; Dir. Rural Regeneration Soc.; b. Jan. 9, 1884, Tokyo-fu; s. of Viscount Tadanori Ishiguro. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Agr. & Com. Dept.; Chief Tenancy Sec.; Dir. Sericultural Bureau 1927; Agr. Bureau 1929; went to Europe & America 1914-15; Vice-Minister of Agr. & Forestry in Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 17 Ageba-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishiguro, Tadanori 石黒忠悳** Viscount; b. Feb. 11, 1845, Niigata-ken. Career: Studied Med. Sci. under Kensen Yangi; Mil. Surgeon 1871; Mil. Surgeon-Gen.; Chief, Med. Sec., Army Office; Chief, Field Sanitation Office in Sino-Japanese War; Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Japan Red Cross Soc.; Privy Councillor till 1936. Address: 17 Ageba-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Takichi 石井太吉** Pres. Ishii Iron Works Ltd.; b. Mar. 1880, Yokohama; s. of Minekichi Uchida; adopted by Chokichi Ishii. Career: established present firm, 1919; Dir. Crane Mfg. Co.; Pres. Takaoka Gas Co.; took 30 patents. Address: 49 Nampeidai-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishikawa, Fusao 石川總雄** See 1935 issue. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishikawa, Hidezurumaru 石川日出鶴丸** See 1938 issue. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishihara, Makoto 石原誠** M.D.; Prof. Kyushu Imp. Univ.; b. May 18, 1879, Hyogo-ken; adopted s. of Nizo Ishihara; married. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901; Asst. Alma Mater 1902; sent to Eur. & Amer. to study psychology 1902; Asst. Prof. Fukuoka Univ. of Medicine 1903; Prof. same 1906; granted deg. 1907; upon reformation of Fukuoka Univ. of Med. to Kyushu Imp. Univ. 1919, again apptd. Prof. of same; Dean Med. Faculty 1926-28. Address: 41 Shindaikucho, Fukuoka City. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishihara, Shinobu 石原忍** M.D.; Prof. Ophthal. and Dean of Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Surgeon Maj.-Gen. (retired); b. Sept 25, 1879, Tokyo; s. of Ujimoto Ishihara. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; sent to Germany to study med. sci. 1912-14; rec'd deg. 1916; apptd. Surgeon Lieut.-Col. 1906; attached to 2nd Inf. Reg., 1st Garrison Hospital Tokyo; Instructor Army Surgeon Sch.; Dir. 2nd Garrison Hospital; Surgeon-Maj.-Gen. 1926; Commr. Dept. of Overseas Affairs 1930. Address: 35 Miyasato, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 974 ([scan part 1, leaf 1035](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1035/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Bac 石井漠** Stage Dancer; Prop. Ishii Bac Dance Studio; b. Dec. 25, 1890, Akita-ken; s. of Ryukichi Ishii. Career: Completed Akita Middle Sch.; entered Opera Dept. Imperial Theater; studied dance under Enrico Rossi and song with Madam Tamaki Miura; made public performances at Berlin, Muenchen, Leipzig, Paris, Olmuts, Prague, Lords, Posen, Warsaw, Ostende and at New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco. Address: 62 Jiyugaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Itaro 石射猪太郎** Min. to Netherlands since 1938; b. Feb. 1887, Fukushima-ken; s. of Bungoro Ishii, agriculturist. Career: grad. Com. Dept. Toa Dobun Shoin 1908; served S. M. R. Co. 1908-11; joined Foreign Office 1915; service as Eleve-Consul at Canton, Tientsin, San Francisco; Secr. of Emb. & Leg. U.S.A., England, Mexico; Chief 3rd Sec. Com. Bureau; Consul-Gen. Kirin 1929, Shanghai; Minister to Siam 1936-37; Dir. East Asia Bur. For. Office 1937-38. Address: Japanese Legation, Amsterdam, Netherlands. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Kengo 石井健吾** See 1938 issue. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Kikujiro 石井菊次郎** Viscount; Privy Councillor since 1929; b. Mar. 10 1866, Chiba-ken; adopted s. of Hoyu Ishii. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; entered foreign service; Attache at Paris 1891; 1st Leg. Secr.; Dir. Com. Bureau; Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs; Ambassador to U. S. A. and France; Foreign Minister; ennobled, 1911; nominated Peer 1916; delegate Naval Disarm. Conf. 1927. Address: 15 Aoba-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Mankichi (Hakutei) 石井柏亭** Member of Imperial Academy of Fine Arts; Lecturer on free-hand drawing Tokyo Imperial University; b. Mar. 1882 in Tokyo; s. of Teiko Ishii, artist. Career: studied art under his father, later with C. Asai and F. Nakamura; went abroad twice, 1911-12 and 1923; exhibited works in 'Bunten' since 1907; organized "Nikakwai" art soc. with friends; organizer also of "Issui-kwai". Address: 1035 Nippori Watanabe-cho, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Mitsujiro 石井光次郎** Mng.-Dir. Asahi Shimbun-sha; b. Aug. 1889, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Kobe Com. Coll. 1912; Tokyo Com. Coll. 1914; Chief Public Peace Section, Metropolitan Police Board; Secr. and Councillor, Taiwan Govt.; visited Europe & America 1920-22. Address: 5862 Oi Kaneko-machi 2-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishii, Mitsuo 石井光雄** Pres. Hypothec Bank of Japan; b. Feb. 14 1881, Mie-ken; s of Shiro Ishii. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1906; joined Bank of Chosen, 1910; promoted to Mgr.; Dir. Chosen Shokusan Ginko, 1920. Address: 110 Kamimeguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishikawa, Minoru 石川實** 2nd Secr. Emb. China and Cons. at Shanghai since Feb., 1938; b. May 1896, Saitama-ken. Career: grad. Econ. Course Waseda Univ. 1920; Chancellor England 1924; served in U. S. S. R. 1928; Commr. For. Office 1930; sent to South Seas for inspection 1933; Cons. at Bombay 1935. Address: Japanese Embassy, Nanking, China. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishikawa, Takemi 石川武美** Pres. Shufu-no-tomo-Sha; b. Oct. 13 1887, Oita-ken; s. of Matazo Ishikawa. Career: engaged in publishing business for many years; Vice-Pres. Kokumin Shimbun. Address: 9 Surugadai 2-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishikawa, Yoshijiro 石川芳次郎** Mng.-Dir. Kyoto Elec. Light Co.; b. Nov. 1881, Tokyo; s. of Kunisaburo Ishikawa. Career: grad. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; apptd. Auditor Daishojigawa Hydro-Elec. Co., Kansai Kyodo Thermal Elec. Co.; went to Europe and America twice. Address: Sokokuji, Higashimonzen-cho, Kyoto. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishimoto, Kikuji 石本喜久治** Architect; b. Feb. 1894, Kobe; s. of Kisaburo Ishimoto. Career: grad. Archit. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920. went abroad to inspect archit. 1922-23; Lecturer Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1926; established Kataoka-Ishimoto Archit. Office with Dr. Yasushi Kataoka, 1927; founded Ishimoto Archit. Office, 1931. Address: 26 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishino, Matakichi 石野又吉** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ; b. Aug. 1875, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Kichirouemon Ishino, farmer; m. Kikuko, formerly Prof. of Tokyo Ladies Higher Normal Sch. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Sci. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; went to Europe and Amer. for study 1913-17; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1918; Dean. Sci. Coll. 1928-30; sent to Europe & Amer. 1927-28. Address: 428 Yabushita-machi, Tonodan, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishiwara, Fusao 石原房雄** M.D; Dir. Muni. Hygienic Inst. of Tokyo; b. Mar. 1884, Okayama-ken; s. of Shizuyoshi Ishikawa. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910. Address: 47 Kamitakata 1-chome, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishiwara, Jun 石原純** See 1938 issue. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishiwatari, Sotaro 石渡莊太郎** Vice-Minister of Finance; Concurrently Pres. Nat. Savings Encouragement Bur. and Dir. Finance Bur. of Fin. Dept.; b. Oct. 1891, Tokyo; s. of Toshiichi Ishiwatari, Peer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Chief Saiwaibashi Revenue Office; Commissioner Revenue Superintendent Bureau; Chief of Indirect Tax Section Tokyo & Osaka Rev. Supt. Bureaus; Chief Nat. Loans Sec. Finance Bureau; Chief Nat. Tax Sec. Taxation Bureau; Dir. same Bureau; Mem. Cabinet Research Bureau 1936; Dir. Revenue Bureau Fin. Office. Address: 125 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 975 ([scan part 1, leaf 1036](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1036/mode/1up))

**Ishizuka, Eizo 石塚英蔵** Privy Councillor; b. July 1866, Fukushima-ken; s. of Wasaburo Ishizuka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; Councillor, Legislation Bureau; Adviser Korean Govt.; Chief-Councillor Taiwan; Civil Adm. Chief Kwantung; Dir.-Gen. Residency-General, Korea; Chief Agr. Com. & Ind. Depts. of Chosen; Pres. Oriental Development Co.; Mem. House of Peers 1916; Governor-Gen. Taiwan 1929. Address: 71 Haramachi 2-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Isogai, Rensuke 磯谷廉助** Lt.-Gen ; Comdr. 10th Div.; b. 1871, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1905; Mil. Staff Coll.; apptd. Staff 11th Div.; attached to Gen. Staff Office; Chief Staff 1st Div.; Chief 2nd Sec., Mil. Training Dept.; Chief 2nd Dept. Gen. Staff Office; Mil. Attache, Emb. China 1933-36; Dir. Mil. Affairs Bureau 1936-37. Address: 10th Div. Hdqrs., Himeji. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Isomura, Toyotaro 磯村豊太郎** Mem. House of Peers; Chairman Hokkaido Colliery & S. S. Co.; b. Nov. 1868; s. of Yenji Isomura Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1889; entered Communications Dept. 1890; Bank of Japan, 1894; joined Mitsui Firm, 1896. Address: 30 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Issiki, Teizo 一色貞三** D. E.; Research Engr. Shibaura Engrg. Works Ltd.; b. Feb. 10 1885, Wakayama-ken; s. of Hannosuke Issiki. Career: grad. Elec. Engrg. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; made study of Elec. Engrg. especially of Lightning Protection. Address: 601 Koenzi 4-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Itagaki, Seishiro 板垣征四郎** Lt.-Gen.; War Minister since June 1938; b. 1885, Tokyo-fu. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1904; Mil. Staff Coll. 1916; Comdr. Inf. 14th Reg. 1921; attached Gen. Staff Office 1922; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Asst. Mil. Attache Legation China 1924; Staff 33rd Brig. 1927; Comdr. 33rd Inf. Reg. 1928; Staff Kwantung Army 1929; Dir. Army Press Bureau; attached to Gen. Staff Office 1933-34; Supreme Adviser to Manchoukuo 1934; Chief Staff Kwantung Army; Comdr. 5th Div.; served in Sino-Japanese Hostilities 1937-38. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Itakura, Takuzo 板倉卓造** D.L.; Prof. Keio Univ.; b. Dec. 1879, Hiroshima-ken; s. of late Riro Itakura. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Keio Univ. 1903. Address: 403 Togoshi-machi, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Itani, Masasuke [?]谷正輔** Pres. Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Kawasaki S. S. Co.; b. Mar. 1880, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of late Yataro Itani. Career: was Pres. Hokkaido Mining Co. Address: 111 Yamamoto-dori 4-chome, Kobe. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Itani, Zen-ichi 猪谷善一** Prof. in Econ. at Tokyo Univ. of Com.; b. Feb. 1899, Toyama-ken; s. of Matsujiro Itani, journalist. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com.; went to Paris, Geneva, Vienna, Berlin for studies; Expert to 10th Assembly, League of Nations 1929; Expert, Int'l Conference of Tariff Holidays 1930; Delegate to Pacific Conf. at Shanghai 1931. Address: 57 Takata Oimatsu-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Itaya, Miyakichi 板谷宮吉** Mem. House of Peers; Hon. Mayor of Otaru; Pres. Itaya S. S. Co., Hokumon Savings Bk., Karafuto Bk., Itaya Life Ins. Co.; b. May 16 1885, Otaru, Hokkaido; s. of late Miyakichi Itaya, Sr. Career: grad. Com. Dept. Waseda Univ.; Pres. Itaya Mercantile Steamship Co., Karafuto Bank; Dir. South Sea Mail Steamship Co.; Executive Partner, Kurohime Steamship Co.; Pres. Hokuman Savings Bank; Mng.-Dir. Hokkai Hydro-Elec. Co.; High Taxpayer in Hokkaido. Address: 4 Fujimi-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Itchikawa, Koitchi 市川厚一** D. Vet.; Prof. in Comparative Pathology at Hokkaido Imp. Univ.; b. Apr. 1888, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Shungoro Itchikawa, agriculturist; m. Career: granted deg. 1919; awarded with acad. prize by the Imp. Acad. for his research on cancer 1919; with present Univ. since 1919; Prof. since 1925. Address: c/o Hokkaido Imp. Univ., Sapporo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Ito, Chuta 伊東忠太** D. E.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. Waseda Univ.; b. Oct. 26 1867, Yonezawa; s. of Sukeyuki Ito. Career: grad. Archit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1892; Engr. Ise Shrine Construction Office; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; rec'd deg. 1901; went to China, India and Turkey 1902; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905-28. Address: 10 Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Ito, Jinkichi 伊藤仁吉** See 1935 issue. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Ito, Jirozaemon 伊藤次郎左衛門** Pres. Nagoya Pottery Co.; Dir. Aichi Watch, Clock & Elec. Machine Mfg. Co., Nihon Wireless Telegraph Co.; Adviser, Matsuzakaya Dept. Store; b. May 26 1878, Nagoya; s. of Jirozaemon Ito. Career: succeeded father's business, 1924; went to U.S.A. for investigation. Address: 3 Chaya-machi 3-chome, Nagoya. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Ito, Kumezo 伊藤久米蔵** D. E.; Consulting Mechanical Engr.; Prop. Ito Industrial Office; Dir. Tokyo Weighing Machine Mfg. Co ; Mng.-Dir. Showa Hikoki K. K.; b. Mar. 12, 1873, Fukuoka-ken; s. of late Kanae Ito, samurai. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1889; entered Mitsubishi Shipbuilding & Engrg. Co.; inspected shipbuilding and mechanical works in England, 1911-12; studied internal combustion engines in Europe, 1912-14; investigated stal. turbines in Sweden and England, 1916; submarine-boats and airplane engines in England and France, 1917-18; Vice-Pres. Kobe Works, of the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co. 1917; founder and Pres. Mitsubishi Internal Combustion Engine Works, Nagoya (later Mitsubishi Aircraft Co. which was merged into present Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.), 1918; retired 1922; invented and patented Ito's Bridge Manoeuvering Apparatus and Ito's Propeller-blade Milling Machine. Address: 6 Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Ito, Kyosuke 伊藤喬介** See 1938 issue. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Ito, Masanori 伊藤正徳** Writer; Councillor of Radio Corp. of Japan; b. Oct. 1889, Tokyo; s. of Hiroshi Ito. Career: grad Keio Univ. 1913; joined Tokyo Jiji Shimpo; Corr. in Europe & America; Dir. & Chief Editor of the paper; author of books on naval affairs. Address: 6223 Oi Kaneko-machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 976 ([scan part 1, leaf 1037](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1037/mode/1up))

**Ito, Masayoshi 伊東政喜** See 1937 issue. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Ito, Nobufumi 伊藤逃史** See 1938 issue. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Ito, Nobukichi 伊東延吉** Vice-Minister of Educ. since June 1937; b. May 1891, Aichi-ken; s. of Yukichi Ito. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Commr. Iwate-ken; Secr. to Educ. Minister; Secr. Educ. Dept.; Chief Engrg. & Supplementary Educ. Sec. Tech. Educ. Bureau; Chief Students' Dept. Address: 881 Shimo-Meguro 4-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Ito, Takuma 伊藤琢磨** Chairman, Japan Leather Co., Shoes Mfg. Co.; b. Sep. 1869, Tokyo; s. of Haruo Ito. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; studied in England. Address: 6 Kudan 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Ito, Tatsuzo 伊藤達三** Chairman Manshu Keiki K. K.; Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries; Dir. Taiwan Dock K. K., Chosen Heavy Industry Co., Manchuria Locomotives & Cars Mfg. Co.; b. Aug. 20, 1879, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Ishisuke Ito. Career: grad. Shipbuilding Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha 1905; studied in England 1905-09; Engr. Mitsubishi Nagasaki Dockyard; Chief, Business Dept. same; Mng.-Dir. same. Address: 126 Hara-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Ito, Yosaburo 伊藤與三郎** Mgr. Mitsui & Co. Ltd. London; b. Dec. 18 1887, Tokyo; m. Shioko Sasaki, cousin of Marquis Y. Sasaki. Career: Mgr. Deutsche Bussan A. G. Berlin; Mgr. Mitsui & Co. Ltd. Sydney; same, Otaru. Address: c/o Mitsui & Co. Ltd. Royal Mail House, 14/19 Leadenhall St., London, E. C. 3.; (home address) 63 Shoto-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Itoh, Chubei 伊藤忠兵衛** Pres. C. Itoh & Co.; Tientsin Spinning Co, Kureha Spinning Co.; b. June 1886, Shiga-ken; s. of late Chubei Itoh. Career: succeeded to family estate 1903. Address: Sumiyoshi-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Itoh, Takenosuke 伊藤竹之助** Mng.-Dir. C. Itoh & Co.; Aud. Tientsin Spinning Co.; b. July 1883. Career: Chairman Japan Cotton Merchants Union; Japan Cotton Goods Export Assn.; Mng.-Dir. Japanese Assn. for Export of Cotton Goods to India; Jap. Assn. for Export of Cotton Goods to Netherlands East Indies; went to Brazil as Mem. Japan Econ. Mission 1935. Address: Sumiyoshi, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Itohara, Butaro [?]原武太郎** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Matsue Bank, Hikawa Ry. Co.; b. Nov. 21 1879, Shimane-ken. Career: completed middle sch.; inherited family estate, 1910; his statue was erected at his native place for the merit in exploiting natural resources in the locality, 1934. Address; Yakawa-mura, Nita-gun, Shimane-ken. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iuchi, Hikoshiro 井内彦四郎** Mng.-Dir. Sangu Kyuko Elec. Ry. Co., Kansai Express Elec. Ry. Co.; b. Jan. 4, 1888, Kochi-ken; married. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1912; served Ohmi Bank 1912-16, Osaka Elec. Ry. Co. 1916-27. Address: Sangu Kyuko Elec. Ry. Co., Osaka. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Ivan, Isaev Nicholas** U. S. S. R. Acting-Cons. at Dairen; b. 1903, Kursk, Russia; s. of Ivan Isaev, worker. Address: U. S. S. R. Consulate, Dairen. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iwai, Takahito 岩井尊人** Mng.-Dir. Kamogawa Nickel Co. since 1938; b. June 22, 1892, Tambaichi, Nara-ken; 5th s. of Takayoshi Iwai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; served at its London Branch, 1919-25; travelled in Europe 1927-28; returned to Home Office; was charged with laying out Ishiyama Works, Toyo Rayon Co. 1926-27; Acting Mgr. Provision Dept. Mitsui Head Office 1929-31; Gen. Mgr. Brazil Coffee Propaganda & Sales Hdqrs. in Japan 1932-34; went to South Amer. as Mem. Japanese Econ. Mission to to Brazil 1935; while in London studied paintings and sculpture for 6 years and was recommended as Hon. Associate of Royal Soc. of Brit. Artists; Priv. Secr. to Educ. Min., author of "Outline of Tenrikyo." "Cherry Leaves" (London MacDonald 1922), etc. Address: 196 Horinouchi 1-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iwakoshi, Tsuneichi 岩越恒一** See 1937 issue. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iwakura, Tomohide 岩倉具榮** Baron; Mem. Hose of Peers; Secr. Saiseikai (Charity Medical Assn. under foundation of Imp. Court); Aud. 15th Bank; Councillor Inst. for Pacific; b. Feb. 1904; s. of Baron Tomoharu Iwakura; m. Yoshiko, e. d. of Count Takatsugu Todo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1927; entered Home Office and later Dept. of Imp. Household. Address: 10, Hachiyama-cho. Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iwamatsu, Genju 岩松玄十** Chief Pub. Procurator, Miyagi Court of Appeal since 1936; b. Feb. 5, 1881, Saga-ken; bro. of Shigeyoshi Iwamatsu. Career: grad. Law Coll. 1910; Public Procurator, Tokyo, Nagano, and Chiba Local Courts, Chief Public Procurator, Chiba Local Court; Chief Public Procurator, Higher Court, Taiwan Govt.; Yokohama Local Court, Aug. 1929; Public Procurator, Supreme Court; Tokyo Court of Appeal; Dir. Prison Affairs Bureau 1934-36. Address: 1 Katahira-cho Omachigashira, Sendai. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iwamura, Michiyo 岩村通世** Justice Vice-Min. since Dec., 1937; b. Aug. 1884; 5th s. of late Baron Michitoshi Iwamura; m. Yaye Miyake; Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1910; Councillor and Secr. Justice Dept.; Procurator Tokyo Dist. and Local Courts; Chief Secr. to Justice Min.'s Secretariate; sent to Europe and Amer. to inspect judicature; Procurator Supreme Court. Address: 103 Ogikubo 2-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iwanaga, Yukichi 岩永裕吉** Journalist; Pres. Domel News Agency; b. Sept. 1883, Tokyo; adopted by late Seiichi Iwanaga. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1909; served S. M. R. Co. and Govt. Ry. of Japan; became Mng.-Dir. Kokusai News Agency, later Shimbun Rengo-sha. Address: 232 Kami-Osaki 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 977 ([scan part 1, leaf 1038](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1038/mode/1up))

**Iwasaki, Chozo 岩崎重三** D. Sc.; Lecturer, Tohoku Imp. Univ.; b. Apr. 1869, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Choku Iwasaki, physician. Career: grad. Geol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; Prof. Kumamoto Higher Tech. Sch.; Lecturer Agri. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address: Tsukaguchi Jutakuchi, Tachibana-mura, Kawabe-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Iwasaki, Hikoyata 岩崎彦彌太** Vice-Pres. Mitsubishi Co., Ltd.; Dir. Mitsubishi Bk., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries; b. Sept. 1895; s. of Baron Hisaya Iwasaki. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; went to England for study 1922; with present firm since 1926; visited South America for inspection 1930. Address: 7 Tatsuoka-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Iwasaki, Koyata 岩崎小彌太** Baron; Pres. Mitsubishi Co., Ltd.; Dir. Mitsubishi Bank, Yokohama Specie Bank, Mitsubishi Minning Co., Mitsubishi Trust Co., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Tokyo Marine & Fire Ins. Co.; b. Aug. 3, 1879, Tokyo; s. of Yanosuke Iwasaki. Career: grad. 1st Higher Sch.; studied at Cambridge Univ.; made inspection tour of Europe and America; succeeded to peerage 1908. Address: 2 Toriizaka-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Iwata, Chuzo 岩田宙造** D. L.; Mem. House of Peers (nominated 1931); Aud. Sumitomo Trust Co.; b. Apr. 7, 1875, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Hikoshichi Hiyama, adopted by Kinzo Iwata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; journalistic work 1899-1909; called to the bar 1909; Mem. Legislation Consideration Committee, Imp. Econ. Conf., Tenancy System Inquiry Board, etc.; rec'd deg. 1916. Address: 12 Aoyama Takagi-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Iwate, Yoshio 岩手嘉雄** B. Mar. 1888, Tokyo; s. of Atsuo Iwate. Career: grad. Consul Course Tokyo Com. Coll. 1913; Elève-Consul, Diplomatic Probationer, Consul, Secr. of Foreign Office; Chief of Corr. and Translation Sections; 1st Secr. Legation Canada; Consul-Gen. Honolulu 1931; Councillor, Embassy, Italy, 1933-34; Min. to Colombia 1934-38. Address: c/o Foreign Office, Tokyo. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Izawa, Michio 伊澤道雄** Dir. S. M. R. Co. since 1938; b. 1888, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; joined S. M. R. 1927; Chief Shogai Sec. Ry. Dept.; Vice-Gen. Director & Chief, Transport Dept. Gen. Direction of Manchoukuo State Railway till 1936; Mgr. Tokyo Branch & Councillor of S. M. R. Address: S. M. R. Co, Dairen — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Izawa, Takio 伊澤多喜男** Mem. House of Peers; b. Nov. 24, 1869, Nagano-ken; bro. of late Shuji Izawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895; entered official service; Governor, Wakayama-ken, Ehime-ken, Niigata-ken; Metropolitan Police Chief; Gov.-Gen. of Taiwan, 1924; Mayor of Tokyo, 1926. Address: 2517 Nishisugamo 2-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Izumi, Akira 泉哲** D.L.; Non-Official Staff, S. M. R. Co.; b. Oct. 1873, Hokkaido; s. of Rintaro Izumi, farmer; m. Hatsuyo. Career: studied at Sapporo Agri. Coll; Lake Forest Coll. (B. A.), 1906; Univ. Wisconsin (M.A.), 1907; Columbia (Graduate Sch.), 1909-13; apptd. Prof. Keijo Imp. Univ. etc. Address: 566 Tenzanton, Dairen. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Izumi, Yaichi 泉彌市** Pres. Osaka Oxygen & Hydrogen Co.; director of several firms; b. Apr. 1893, Osaka; adopted by Seisuke Izumi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908. Address: Kyobashi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Izumiyama, Kokichi 泉山幸吉** M.D.; Dir. Izumiyama Hospital; b. Jan. 27, 1895, Aomori-ken; s. of Matsusaburo Izumiyama, banker. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ.; apptd. Asst. of same, 1921; Lecturer, 1927; rec'd deg. 1927; Sub-Dir. Miyagi Hospital of Japan Red Cross, 1927; Head Surgeon, Hosei Hospital, 1929. Address: 2 Odori Minami 4-chome, Toyohara-machi, Karafuto. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Jahn, Erwin** Dr. phil. (Leipzig); Prof. 3rd Higher Sch. since 1937 and Lecturer Kyoto Imp. Univ. since 1938; b. June 1890, Leipzig; m. Hertha Jahn. Career: Teacher at German High Schools until 1924; came to Japan 1924; taught at Yamaguchi Higher Sch. 1924-29; at Shizuoka Higher Sch. 1930-34; 1st Higher Sch. 1934-37; Lecturer Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1930-38. Address: Koto Gakko Kansha, Yoshida Honmachi, Kyoto. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**James, Ernest William** Merchant; Chairman, A. Cameron & Co., Ltd.; b. 1889, Kobe; n. British (both parents and grandparents Welsh); s. of H. D. James, sea captain; m. Winifred Hannah Jones, 1911. Career: educated in Kobe and Liverpool; Chairman, Kobe & Osaka Foreign Chamber of Com. 8 year; British Assn. of Japan Kobe Branch 3 years; Mem. of Council Japan-British Soc. of Kansai; Pres. S. P. C. A. 5 years; Consul-General for Sweden at Kobe & Osaka; Mem. Kobe Habour Improvement Enquiry Commission, Committee of Hyogo Pref. Assn. of Tourists, Japan-Canada Trade Assn., Merit of Imp. Donation Foundation, Saiseikai; Adviser, Sannomiya Social Relief Committee, Kobe Ward Tourists Assn. Decoration: O. B. E. Recreation; all branches sport. Clubs: Kobe Club, K. R. A. C., Rokko Golf Club, Osaka Club, Mengyo Club, Club Concordia, Shioya Country Club. Address: 1 of 121 Aza-Nishinota, Shioya, Akashi-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Jen Chuan-pang 任傳榜** Vice-Min. Communications Dept. Renovation Govt. of China since Apr. 1938; b. 1878 Chekiang Prov., China. Career: studied railway administration at Illionis Univ., U. S. A.; entered Peking Govt. after the unification of Southern and Northern Districts; Dir. Fin. Bur. Rys. Dept. of Nat. Govt. of China on its reorganization 1931; resigned Govt. service 1932. Address: Communications Dept., Nanking, China. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Jen Yuan-tao 任援道** Lieut.-Gen.; Peace Preservation Min. Admin. Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; Mayor of Nanking; b. 1891, Kiangsu Prov., China. Career; grad. Paoting Mil. Acad.; Comdr. 55th Combined Brig.; Dir. Arms Bur. of Army Dept.; Comdr. Pinghan Defence Army; Mem. Chicha (Hopeh-Chahar) Political Council 1935; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar. 1938. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 978 ([scan part 1, leaf 1039](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1039/mode/1up))

**Joko, Nobuhiro 上甲信弘** Permanent Mem. Yokohama Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Broker, Yokohama Exchange; b. Jan. 14, 1871, Ehime-ken; s. of Kenshichi Joko. Career: Pres. Federation, Yokohama Ind. Assn., Yokohama Silk Exporters Assn.; Japan Silk Industry Assn.; Mng.-Dir. Yokohama Traders' Assn. Address: 171 & 173 Bluff, Yokohama . — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Jonas, F. M** Merchant; F. R. S. A.; Dir. Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.; b. Apr. 1878, Osaka. Career: Chairman, Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.; Kobe Int'l Committee; Mem. of Committee, Kobe & Osaka Foreign Chamber of Commerce; Pres. Kobe Regatta & Athletic Club. Address: Shioya near Kobe. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Jonn, Ebbe** Pres. Gadelius & Co., Osaka; b. January 1886 Lund, Sweden. Career: Grad. Elec. Engrg. Course Royal Technical Univ. Stockholm 1909; Elec. Engr. at Swedish Gen. Elec. Co. 1909-17; rep. same in Japan from 1912; joined Gadelius & Co. 1917 as Mgr. Kobe Office; Mng.-Dir. Osaka Office 1932. Address: 158 Yamamoto-dori 4-chome, Kobe. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Jung Hou 榮厚** Manchoukuo Privy Councillor; Pres. Manchoukuo-Japanese Cultural Assn.; b. 1874 in Peking. Career: Foreign Affairs Commissioner, Yingkow; Chief Finance Dept. Heilungkiang Prov., Kirin Prov.; Pres. Kirin Provisional Bank 1925; Adviser to Kirin Prov. Office; Pres. Central Bank of Manchou 1932-36. Address: Hsinking. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kabayama, Aisuke 樺山愛輔** Count; Mem. House of Peers; Chairman Soc. for Int'l Cultural Relations; Hon. Dr. of Law (Weslyan Univ. Conn. and Amherst Coll. Mass.); Aud. Nippon Seitetsu K. K., Mitsui Trust Co.; b. May 10, 1865, Kagoshima; s. of late Count Sukenori Kabayama. Career: grad. Amherst Univ. Mass. U. S. A.; founded Kokusai News Agency 1914, presiding over same until it was merged into Nippon Shimbun Rengo Agency 1926; Vice-Pres. America-Japan Soc. since 1924; attended World's Parl. Com. Conf. London as Japan's Delegate 1926 & 1935; London Nav. Conf. as Adviser to Japanese Del. 1929. Address: 215 Gotanda 6-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kabayama, Sukehide 樺山資英** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Manchuria Cotton Co.; Adv. Nichiro Fishery Co.; b. July 19, 1868, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Sukeo Kabayama, samurai. Career: grad. 1st Higher Sch.; studied at Columbia Univ; grad. Law Coll. Yale Univ. and its P.-G. Course (LL.D.); entered War Office, 1895; Secr. to Premier and Education Minister; Pres. Toyo Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. S. Manchuria Ry. Co.; Chief Secr. of Yamamoto Cabinet, Address; 28 Oban-cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kada, Naoji 賀田直治** Pres. Chosen Hikaku (Hide & Leather) K. K., Chosen Kan-no K. K., Chosen and Keijo Chambers of Com. & Ind.; b. May 1, 1877, Niigata-ken; s. of Kinzaburo Kada, Businessman; married. Career: grad. Forestry Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; studied in Eur. & Amer. 1903-06; Forestry Expert Taiwan Govt.-Gen. 1906-1917; entered business at Chosen since 1917. Address: 11 Kanko-dori, Keijo-fu, Chosen. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kadono, Chokyuro 門野重九郎** Partner Okura & Co.; Japan-Manchou Business Assn., Tokyo Rapid Transit Ry. Co., Tokyo Boshoku Kogyo Co., Chin-Fu Ry. Co.; Vice-Pres. Int'l Assn. of Japan; Chairman East Asia Ind. Co., Japan Staple Fibre Assn.; b. Sept. 9, 1867, Miye-ken; s. of Watari Kadono. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1884; Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1891; studied in Europe & America 1891-95; served Sanyo Ry. Co. 1897-98; Okura & Co. London 1898-1907; Mem. Dr. Dan's Mission to Europe & Amer. 1921-22; Genoa Econ. Conf. 1922; London World Econ. Conf. 1933; Simla Conf. 1933; sent to Europe & America as Chief of Econ. Mission 1937; Pres. Nippon & Tokyo Chambers of Com. & Ind. Address: 51 Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kadono, Ikunoshin 門野幾之進** Mem. House of Peers; Mem. Tourist Ind. Committee; Pres. Chiyoda Life Insurance Co., Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co.; Dir. Mitsui Trust Co.; b. Mar. 15, 1856, Miye-ken; s of Wataru Kadono. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1873; Instructor same; entered business. Address: 9 Higashi-Toriizaka, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kaga, Kakujiro 加賀覺次郎** Mng.-Dir. Hotel New Osaka; b. Jan. 1875; s. of Tadashichi Kaga. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1898; Asst. Business Mgr. Sumitomo Bank; Mgr. Yokohama and Kobe Branches; Mng.-Dir. Head Office; Dir. 1932-34. Address: 685 Motoyama-mura Noyori, Mukogun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kagami, Kenkichi 各務謙吉** Mem. House of Peers; Advisory Councillor to Fin. Min.; Chairman Tokio Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Mitsubishi Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Meiji Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. Mitsubishi Trust Co., Nippon Aluminium Co., Meiji Life Ins. Co., b. Dec. 1868, Tokyo; bro. of Koichiro Kagami. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1888; attended Gen. Meeting, Int'l Chamber of Com. 1931. Address: 2 Otsuka Kubomachi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kageyama, Senzaburo 影山銑三郎** Vice-Pres. Ujigawa Elec. Co. and Dir. of several other firms; b. Feb. 1876, Tochigi-ken; s. of late Shigenori Kato; m. Yama, d. of late Teitaro Kageyama and adopted into family. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; served Communications Dept. for 19 yrs.; joined present firm as Mng.-Dir. 1923; was in Germany to study communications 1908-09; delegate World Postal Congress in Switzerland; represented Japan at Int'l. Elec. Communications Congress Preliminary Meeting, Washington 1920-21. Address: 258 Shimizutani-Nishino-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kaijima, Taichi 貝島太市** Pres. Kaijima & Co. since 1919 and Kaijima Coal Mining Co. since 1931; b. Nov. 1880, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Tasuke Kaijima, mine operator. Career: grad. Tokyo Com. Coll.; went abroad to inspect coal mining and Com. affairs 1906-09; Auditor Wakamatu Harbour Co. 1919; Adv. Shimonoseki Chamber of Com. & Ind. 1921; Counsellor Japan Ind. Club 1931, Pres. Chikuho Mining Assn. 1938. Address: 2793 Samurai-machi, Chofu, Shimonoseki. — p. 979 ([scan part 1, leaf 1040](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1040/mode/1up))

**Kainosho, Tadaka 甲斐莊楠香** Pres. Takasago Perfumery Co.; b. May 21 1880, Kyoto; s. of Masahide Kainosho; m. Fumiko, d. of Shobei Saito. Career: grad. Sci. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1904; Lecturer of same; Prof.; resigned 1910; went to Europe to study chemistry of perfumery and essential oils; joined Mitsuwa Chem. Lab. 1913; established present firm 1920. Address: 72 Goshoyama-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kajima, Seiichi 鹿島精一** Pres. Kajima-gumi (Civil Engineers, Contractors and Builders); b. July 11 1875, Iwate-ken; s. of Seinei Kasai, adopted by Iwazo Kajima. Career: grd. Civil Engrg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Mem. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Mng.-Dir. Toho Concrete Co. Address: 207 Sekiguchi-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kajima, Shinkichi 鹿島新吉** Mng.-Dir. Kajima-gumi. Career: grad. Keio Univ. and Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages. Address: 3 Maki-cho 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kajitsuka, Ryuji 梶塚隆二** Surgeon Col.; M.D.; b. Sept. 1888, Miyagi-ken; s. of Ryuan Kajitsuka, physician. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Surgeon 1915; Chief Sanitary Sec., War Office; visited Europe and America, 1928-29. Address: 319 Nishikubo, Musashino-machi, Tokyo-fu. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kajiwara, Nakaji 梶原仲治** Dir. Osaka Gas Co.; b. July 1871, Yamagata-ken; s. of Hyosaburo Kajiwara, merchant. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Investigation Bureau, Bank of Japan; Vice-Pres., later Pres. Yokohama Specie Bank; Pres. Hypothec Bk. of Japan, Tokyo Stock Exchange. Address: 57 Gotanda 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kakihana, Keisei 柿花啓正** Prominent econ. magazine publisher in Kwansai; Pres. Tenchi Seimei Gakkai (Econ. Soc.); Chief-Ed. Tenchi Seimei Keizai Shimbun (Econ. Newspaper); Pres. Godo Shoji K. K.; Adv. Dai Nippon Seisan-to; Consulator to Baron Tsumori; b. May 8, 1890, Osaka-fu; 2nd. s. of Sojiro Kakihana; m. Fumiko, sis. of Junzo Shinoda. Career: grad. Toyo Univ. 1915; studied econ. and law at Keio Univ. and Kyoto Imp. Univ.; furthured studies at Berlin Univ. and Univ. of Wash.; Reporter Yokohama Toitsu Tsushin-sha (News Agency); Dir. Izumi Shoji, Izumi Iron Works, Shindachi Woolen Spin. & Weaving Co. and Wakayama Spin. & Weaving Co. Publications: Over ten books on econ. and philosophy, etc. Address: 171 Bessho-machi, Kishiwada City, Osaka-fu. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kala, T. I** M. Comm. & Sc.; Attache Finnish Legation, Tokyo since July 1933; b. Mar. 1909, Helsinki; s. of J. H. Kala, (M.A.); Dir. Statistical Dept. Board of Railways. Career: Official in the Nat. Bank, Helsinki 1928-1930; entered Finnish Diplomatic Service 1933. Address: c/o Finnish Legation, 62 Tansu-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kambe, Masao 神戸正雄** D.L.; Pres. Kwansai Univ. since 1937; b. Apr. 19, 1877, Aichi-ken; s. of Nushimasa Kambe. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; Asst. Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1902; Prof. 1907; went to Europe 1904-07, 1913-14; Mem., Imp. Acad. 1930. Address: 70 Jodoji Nishida-machi, Kyoto. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kambe, Torajiro 神戸寅次郎** D.L.; Prof. Keio Univ. since 1903; b. Dec. 27, 1868, Shizuoka-ken; s of Jujiro Kambe; m. Sumiko, d. of Dr. Shigeki Nishimura. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1892; sent abroad for study 1899-1903; rec'd deg. 1914. Address: 21 Kageoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kamei, Kan-ichiro 龜井貫一郎** M.P.; b. Nov. 1892; s. of Korekiyo Kamei. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Secr., Com. Bureau Foreign Office; Consul, Antung, Tientsin, New York; Secr. Information Bureau; joined Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha; Lecturer Keio Univ.; Central Executive, Shakai Minshuto (Social Democratic Party). Address: 2 Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kamikawa, Hikomatsu 神川彦松** See 1935 issue. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kamio, Yoshiharu 神尾弌春** See 1938 issue. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kamiya, Tadao 神谷忠雄** Pres. Tropical Development Co., Argentine Agri. & Pastoral Co., Davao Trading Co., Piso Cocoanut & Cattle Ranch Inc. of Philippine Islands, Dir. Toshin Fire Ins. Co., Toho Securities Holding Co., Takasago Trading Co., Kawazugawa Hydro-Elec. Co., Tokyo Movable Fire Ins. Co.; b. Dec. 1880, Aichi-ken; s. of late Ichiji Kamiya. Career: studied at Meiji Law Coll. (now Meiji Univ.); went to Europe and America for study; engaged in emigration and colonization enterprises in South Seas, South America, etc. Address: Kamakurayama, Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kamo, Masawo 加茂正雄** D. Engrg.; Hon. M.A.S.M.E. (New York); M.I. Mech. E. (London); Hon. M.E.A.H. (Honolulu); Prof. of Mech. Engrg. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1912; b. Aug. 1876, Ehime-ken; s. of Hiromasa; m. Roku, d. of Prof. Wataru Watanabe. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; further studied in Europe & America; Dir. Fuel & Ore-Dressing Inst. of Chosen Govt.-Gen.; widely connected with engrg. bodies in Japan and abroad; often represented Japan in Int'l Engrg. Affairs. Address: 3 Yayoi-cho, Hongoku, Tokyo. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kan Chao-hsien 關潮洗** Vice-Pres. Central Bank of Manchou since Apr., 1938; b. 1884, Panshan-hsien, Chinchow Prov. Career: Comdr. Brig. of Northeastern Army; Mil. Gov. of Jehol; Aud. Central Bank of Manchou 1932; Dir. same. Address: Central Bank of Manchou, Hsinking. — p. 980 ([scan part 1, leaf 1041](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1041/mode/1up))

**Kanasugi, Eigoro 金杉英五郎** M.D.; Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Jikei-kai Med. Coll.; b. Sept. 13, 1865, Chiba-ken; s. of Yoemon Kanasugi. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1888. studied Otorhinolaryngology in Germany, 1889; Asst.-Prof. Wurzburg Univ.; established Kanasugi Hospital in Tokyo, 1892; rec'd deg. 1901; Hon. Pres. Japanese Otorhinological Soc. 1904; attended Int'l Otorhinological Conf. Vienna 1907. Address: 18 Kamiya-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanayama, Kiitsu 金山季逸** Chief Procurator Osaka Court of Appeal; b. Sept. 23, 1878, Toyama-ken; s. of Naoshi Takebe; later adopted by Hikoichi Kanayama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; entered Justice Dept.; Public Procurator Maebashi Local Court, Tokyo District Court, Tokyo Local Court; Chief Public Procurator Yokohama Local Court; Public Procurator Osaka Local Court 1925; Supreme Court; Vice-Minister of Justice 1934; Chief Procurator Tokyo Court of Appeal. Address: Niyemon-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kaneda, Hideo 兼田秀雄** M.P.; b. May 15, 1880, Aomori-ken; s. of Yasushizu Kaneda, Career: grad. Polit. & Econ. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1907; Corr. Chuo Shimbun, 1910; same, Asahi Shimbun; entered S. M. R. Co. 1923; Secr. to Pres. of same. Parl. Councillor of Ry. 1934-36. Address: 41 Otsuka Naka-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kaneko, Kenjiro 金子堅次郎** Mng.-Dir. Mitsui Gomei Kaisha since 1936; Dir. Mitsui Bk., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; b. Mar. 9, 1887, Fukuoka-ken; adptd. s. of Katsujiro Kaneko. Career: grad. Yamaguchi Higher Com. Sch.; entered Mitsui Bank; served at Kobe, Osaka and Wakamatsu Branches; Vice-Mgr. Osaka Branch; Mgr. Wakamatsu Branch; Chief, Home Sec. Head Office; Business Mgr. same 1929-36. Address: 415 Kami-Osaki Nakanomaru-cho, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kaneko, Kentaro 金子堅太郎** Count; Privy Councillor; b. Feb. 4, 1853, Fukuoka; s. of Seizo Kaneko, samurai. Career: studied Law at Harvard Univ. 8 years; Secr. to Premier; Secr. to Pres. of Privy Council; Chief Secr. House of Peers; Agr. & Com. Minister 1898; Justice Minister 1900; nominated Peer 1923; rec'd Hon. LL. D. Harvard Univ. 1899; ennobled Jan. 1934. Address: 5 Samban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kaneko, Kiyota 金子喜代太** Permanent Mem. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Chairman Osaka Asbestos Ind. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Asano Portland Cement Co., Nihon Cement Co.; Dir. Asano Kokura Steel Works, Nichiro Fishery Co., etc.; b. March 1883, Kochi-ken; s. of Torataro Kaneko. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; entered Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; resigned and joined Asano Firm. Address: 387 Kita-Shinagawa 6-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanematsu, Hiroshi 兼松熙** Pres. Toyoda-shiki Shokki K. K.; b. Dec. 1860, Gifu-ken; s. of Katsusuke Kanematsu; m. Kuwa Kojima. Career: started official service as village official; returned to Diet from Saga-ken and Gifu-ken 3 times; entered business. Address: 25 Minami-Kajiya-machi, 3-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanemitsu, Tsuneo 金光庸夫** M.P.; Vice-Speaker of House of Representatives; Permanent Member of Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind. Pres. Oji Elec. Ry. Co., Nippon Theatre, Toa Tobacco Co.; etc.; Aud. Nippon Oil & Fat Co.; b. Mar. 1877, Oita-ken; s. of Yoshizo Kanemitsu. Career: Head, Tax Office, Nagasaki Customs and Kumamoto Revenue Office; joined Suzuki Shoten Kobe 1908; Mng.-Dir. Taiyo Life Ins. Co.; estab. Taisho Life Ins. Co.; returned to Diet 6 times. Address: 31 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanitani, Joyo 蟹谷乘養** D. Sc.; Prof. Ryojun Engrg. Coll. since 1928; b. Dec. 1893, Toyama-ken; s. of Jiyo Kanitani, priest; m. Misae. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; Lecturer (1921), Asst. Prof. (1922) of same; sent to France and Italy to study mathematics 1926-28; rec'd deg. 1928. Address: 5 Nisshin-cho 6-chome, Ryojun. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanki, Shoichi 神吉正一** Vice-Dir. Gen. General Affairs Board, Manchoukuo State Council; b. Jan. 5, 1897; s. of Tsunekichi Kanki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; Secr. Emb. London 1923; Secr. Foreign Office 1928; Dir. Polit. Affairs Bureau till 1936; Dir.-Gen. Foreign Office, Manchoukuo. Address: 9 Chidori-cho 1-chome, Hsinking. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanoh, Sozo 狩野宗三** Mng.-Dir. Onoda Cement Co.; Dir. Oita Cement Co.; b. July 1883, Tokyo; s. of Kotetsu Oki, adopted by Toyokatsu Kanoh. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; studied at Technische Hochschule in Berlin, and Göttingen Univ. Germany, 1910-13; Engineer Onoda Cement Co. 1907; Chief Technical Dept. of same, 1909; Mgr. 1915; Technical Dir. 1918; Mng.-Dir. 1927. Address: Onoda, Yamaguchi-ken. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanokogi, Kazunobu 鹿子木員信** D. Litt.; Ph. D.; A. M.; B. D.; Prof. Kyushu Imp. Univ.; b. Nov. 3, 1884, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Saishichi Kanokogi; m. Sumi (deceased). Career: grad. Nav. Engrg. Sch. 1904; served in Russo-Japanese War as Engr. Lieutenent; studied at Kyoto Imp. Univ., Union Theol. Seminary, New York, and Berlin Univ., 1906-1913; Prof. in Phil. at Doshisha and later Keio Univ. on returning; made inspection tour of India 1909-10; Lecturer Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; sent to Europe as Overseas Research Fellow by Educ. Dept. 1923-26; present post since 1926; accepted the offer of position of Prof. by Berlin Univ. 1927-29; Dean Law & Litt. Faculty Kyushu Imp. Univ. 1932-33; attached to Hdqrs. of Japanese Forces in North China 1937. Address: Takuma-mura, Sora-gun, Fukuoka-ken. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanokogi, Takeshiro 鹿子木孟郎** Painter; b. Nov. 1874, Okayama-ken; s. of Nagamori Uji, samurai. Career: studied paintings in France under J. P. Laurens 1901; apptd. Lecturer Nagoya & Kyoto Higher Tech. Schs. 1908; Examiner Imp. Art Exhibition since 1908; painted a wall painting "Japanese Army's triumphal entry into Mukden" for the Art Museum at Meiji Shrine 1924; Chevalier de la Legion L'Honneur (France) 1934. Address: 27 Shimokamo Nishibayashi-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 981 ([scan part 1, leaf 1042](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1042/mode/1up))

**Kanzaki, Issaku 神崎一作** Shinto Bishop; b. July 1867, Kanagawa-ken; s. of Tomie Kanzaki, Shinto Priest. Career: grad. Toyo and Kokugakuin Univs.; apptd. Supt. and Bishop of Shinto; Councillor Kyochokai and League of Nations Assn.; Mgr. Dai-Nippon Religious Assn. Address: 655 Sendagaya 4-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kao Ling-wei 高凌霨** Gov. of Hopeh Prov. since Jan. 1938; b. 1868 Tientsin, China; Career: passed Literary Exam.; Supt. Mil. Acad. and Dir. of Mint Bur. Hopeh Prov.; stayed at Tientsin and assisted in organization of modern banks upon the 1st revolution; Chief Fin. Bur. of Chihli 1913; same of Nat. Taxes Collection Bur., Chihli 1914; Adv. to Gov. of Three Eastern Provs. 1915; Vice-Min. of Agr. & Com. 1920; Vice-Pres. Bank of Agr. & Com. 1921; Fin. Min. and concurrently Dir. of Currency and Salt Admin. Bureaux 1921; Interior Min. 1921-22; Dir.-Gen. Metro. Muni. Admin.; Pres. Yangtse River Commn.; Fin. Min. 1922; Min. of Agr. & Com. 1922; Prime Min. 1923; Dir.-Gen. Customs Admin. 1924; Min. of Agr. & Com. in Yen Hui-ching Cabinet; later stayed in Tientsin; Mem. of Chicha (Hopeh-Charhar) Polit. Council 1935; Mem. Foundation Com. of Provisional Govt. of China in Dec. 1937. Address: Governor's Residence, Peking, China. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Karashima, Asahiko 辛島淺彥** Chairman of Board of Dirs. Toyo Rayon Co. since Dec., 1937; b. July, 1892, Oita-ken; e. s. of Kakuzo; m. Shizu Tanaka. Career: grad. Engrg. Course 5th Higher Sch., 1905; joined Mitsui Bussan K. K.; Dir. present firm. Address: 33 Okazaki Higashi Tenno-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kasahara, Toshiro 笠原敏郎** D.E.; Dir. Supplies Div. of Supplies & Repairs Bureau, Manchoukuo since Feb. 1936; b. June 16, 1882, Niigata-ken; s. of Nagamasa Kasahara. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; Engr. Army Office; Metro. Police Bd. Home Dept.; Chief 2nd Tech. Sec. City-Planning Bur.; Chief Building Sec. Reconst. Bur.; Prof. Nihon Univ. Address: c/o Supplies & Repairs Bureau, Hsinking. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kasai, Toyotaro 河西豊太郎** Pres. Fuji Minobu Ry. Co., Toden Securities Co., Kanto Gas. Co.; Vice-Pres. Daido Cement Co.; Dir. Daido Boshoku K. K., Daini Toyo Muslin Co., Tokyo Underground Ry. Co.; b. Feb. 18, 1874, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Hyoichiro Kasai. Career: grad. Seiki Sch. and entered business. Address: 287 Nishi-Okubo 2-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kasama, Akio 笠間杲雄** See 1937 issue. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kashii, Kohei 香椎浩平** See 1936 issue. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kashima, Tsurunosuke 鹿島鶴之助** Pres. High Court at Kwantung since 1935; b. June 1881, Osaka; adopted s. of Yoshitaro Kashima. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; apptd. Public Procurator 1910; Judge, Fukuoka, Nawa, Miyazaki, Saga District Courts; Judge, Miyagi Court of Appeal; Presiding Judge, Okayama District Court 1928, Hiroshima Court of Appeal 1931-35. Address: High Court, Ryojun. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kashiwagi, Hideshige 柏木秀茂** Dir. Yokohama Specie Bank since 1933; b. Jan. 1881, Kameyama; s. of Takeshi Kashiwagi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; joined present bank and served at London branch; Mgr. New York Branch; Mgr. Head Office; Mem. Japanese Econ. Mission to Europe & Amer. 1937. Address: 6 Shinryudo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kashiwagi, Masamitsu 柏木勝光** Lieutenant (retired); Jr. Mng.-Dir. Manmo Keori K. K.; Aud. Manmo Keori Dept. Store; b. Apr. 17, 1892; s. of Sentaro Kashiwagi; m. Tsugi, 2nd d. of Hajime Kuwabara. Career: grad. Spinning & Weaving Course Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. (present Tokyo Univ. of Tech.) 1912; despatched to Siberia as sub-lieut. 1918-19; apptd. lieut. on returning; served Tokyo Keori K. K. 1915-23, Tokyo Muslin Spin. & Weaving Co. 1923-31; Chief Nagoya and Okazaki Factories Manmo Keori K. K.; Mgr. Nagoya Branch of same; Dir. same 1936; present posts since 1937. Address: Co.'s Residence, Mukden, Manchoukuo. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kasuga, Hiroshi 春日弘** Sr. Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Metal Industries; b. Aug. 1885 Nagano-ken; e. s. of Ki-ichiro; Career: grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; with Sumitomo Konzern upon graduation; present post since Jan. 1938. Address: 44 of 306 Kita Tanabe-cho, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kasuya, Renji 糟谷廉二** Consul-General; b. 1883, Aichi-ken; s. of late Sauemon Kasuya. Career: grad. Toa Dobun-Shoin, Shanghai; Cons. at Chungking, China. Address c/o Foreign Office, Tokyo. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Katano, Shigenori 片野重脩** See 1938 issue. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kataoka, Naokata 片岡直方** Pres. Sakai Gas Co.; Chairman, Osaka Gas Co.; Dir. Osaka Elec. Ry. Co., Hanshin Elec. Ry. Co.; b. Sept. 1882, Hyogo-ken; s. of Naoteru Kataoka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1910; entered Hanshin Elec. Ry. Co.; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bureau, same 1913; joined Osaka Gas Co.; Sub-Business Mgr. same; Vice-Pres. same. Addres: 35 Ishida, Nakayamadera, Nagaomura, Kawabe-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kataoka, Otogo 片岡音吾** Pres. Nomura Bonds & Securities Co.; Dir. Nomura Trust Co., Nomura Gomei Kaisha, Nomura Bank, Nomura Life Ins. Co., Nomura Forestry Co.; b. Feb. 1881, Okayama; s. of Tokutaro Kataoka. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1904; joined Ind. Bank of Japan. Address: Kotobuki-dori 1-chome, Oka-machi, Osaka-fu. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Kataoka, Yasushi 片岡安** D.E.; Vice-Pres. Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Pres. Fed. of Osaka Credit Unions; Nippon Archit. Assn.; Osaka Ind. Assn.; Nippon Elevator Mfg. Co.; Dir. Miyako Hotel and Nippon Life Ins. Co.; Prop. Kataoka Archt. Office; b. June 1876, Kanazawa; s. of Tadashige Hosono, adopted by Naoharu Kataoka. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; Mem. City Planning Committee, Tokyo & Osaka. Address: 20 Momoyama-machi, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto. — p. 982 ([scan part 1, leaf 1043](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1043/mode/1up))

**Katayama, Kusuyori 片山久壽[?]** M.D.; Surgeon; b. July 20, 1880, Kochi-ken; m. Taka Katayama. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; Head Surgeon, Kumamoto Pref. Hospital 1910; Hiroshima Pref. Hospital 1912; Juzen Hospital at Yokohama 1918; Dir. of same 1923-33. Address: 6 Bluff, Yokohama. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Katayama, Masao 片山正夫** D. Sc.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; b. Sept 11, 1877, Okayama-ken; s. of Seigo Katayama; m. Chika. Address: 126 Haramachi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Eiichiro 加藤榮一郎** Aud., Bank of Taiwan; b. Jan. 3, 1883, Aichi-ken; e. s. of late Kiemon Kato, M.P.; Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Chief, Direct National Tax Bur. Sendai Taxation Supt. Bur., Chief, Indirect National Tax Bur., Tokyo Taxation Supt. Bur. same; Commr. Finance Dept. 1918; Chief, Ordinary Bank Sec., same 1923; Bank Inspector of the "Chokunin" rank, same 1927; Dir., Osaka Customs House 1929; Supt., Bank of Japan 1932. Address: 128 Kami Fujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Genchi 加藤玄智** D. Litt.; Prof. Kokugakuin Univ., Tokyo; Authority on Shintoism; b. June 17, 1873, Tokyo; s. of Gencho Kato; m. Setsu, 1901. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Instructor, Mil. Acad.; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address: 11, Maruyama-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Gen-ichi 加藤元一** M.D.; Prof. Keio Univ.; b. Feb. 11, 1890, Okayama-ken; s. of Torao Kato. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1916; Asst. to same; Lecturer Keio Univ.; Prof. 1919; rec'd deg. 1920; was in Europe and America; attended World Biological Congress, America. Address: 625 Sendagaya 4-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Hiroharu 加藤寛治** See 1936 issue. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Hiyoshi 加藤日吉** Councillor Manchoukuo Leg. in Berlin aud. Gen. Affairs Bd. Manchoukuo State Council since Aug. 1938; Manchoukuo Trade Commr. to Germany since 1936; b. 1892, Saga-ken. Career: grad. Tung Wen Coll. 1913; served Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; Vice-Consul Peking 1922; Com. Commr. and Consul Shanghai; joined Manchoukuo Foreign Dept. 1932; Chief Com. Affairs Sec. Com. Bureau Foreign Dept. Address: c/o Manchoukuo Legation, Berlin, Germany. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Kanju 加藤勘十** See 1938 issue. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Keizaburo 加藤敬三郎** Mem. House of Peers; b. Apr. 9, 1873, Aichi-ken; s. of Hiroshi Kawamura, later adopted by late Atsuhiro Kato, ex-Mayor of Toyama. Career: grad. Nippon Univ. 1897; entered Communications Dept.; Dir. Com. Bureau and Com. Supt. Bureau; Dir. Hypothec Bk. of Japan 1913, Hokkaido Colonial Bank 1924; Pres. Bank of Chosen 1927-37. Address: 270 Hyakunin-cho 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Kumeshiro 加藤久米四郎** M.P.; Parl. Vice-War Minister; b. June 1884, Miyagi-ken. Career: grad. Nippon Univ.; apptd. Dir. same Univ.; Secr. to Home Minister; Councillor Meiji Shrine Constr. Bur.; Parl. Councillor, Home Dept. in Tanaka Cabinet; Par. Vice-Min. of Overseas Affairs 1931-32. Address: 33 Shirokane Saru-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Kyohei 加藤恭平** Pres. Taiwan Takushoku Kaisha since 1936; b. Jan. 25 1883, Tokyo; s. of Soichi Kato. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; toured abroad several times. Address: 350 Kita-Shinagawa 6-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Masaharu 加藤正治** D.L.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Legislative Deliberation Committee; Mem. & Secr. Imp. Acad.; b. Mar. 10, 1871, Nagano-ken; adopted by Masayoshi Kato, Ex-Vice-Pres. Nippon Yusen Kaisha. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; studied in Germany and France; rec'd deg. 1904. Address: 12 Kojimachi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Masanosuke 加藤政之助** Mem. House of Peers; b. July 18, 1854, Saitama-ken; s. of Tadaemon Kato. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; Editor Hokkaido Shimbun; Corr. Jiji Shimpo; Pres. Dewa Oil Co., Hakodate Tramway Co. and Tojo Ry. Co.; Chairman Saitama-ken Pref. Assembly 1880-89; elected M.P. 12 times; visited Europe and U. S. A.; nominated Peer 1927. Address: Nerima Toshida-machi 1-chome, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Ryogoro 加藤鐐五郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Sotomatsu 加藤外松** Counsellor Emb. in Manchoukuo since Apr. 1938. b. Mar. 1890 Toyama-ken. Career: grad. Kobe Com. Coll.; Eleve-Cons. at Mukden and New York 1914; Attache Emb. Brazil 1915; Italy 1916; France 1918; Delegate Paris Peace Conf. 1919; Mem. Committee for Paris Peace Treaty 1920; 2nd Secr. Leg. Roumania 1921; delegate 3rd League of Nations Assembly 1922; Chief 2nd Sec. Europe & America Bur. 1923; 1st Secr. Leg. China 1926; Cons.-Gen. Tientsin 1927; 1st Secr. Emb. Wash. 1929; Mem. Nav. Conf. London 1929; Councillor Emb. Wash. 1930-35; Min. to Canada. Address: Japanese Embassy, Hsinking. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Takayoshi 加藤隆義** Viscount; Vice-Admiral; Comdr.-in-Chief Kure Nav. Stn.; b. Mar. 1883, Tokyo; s. of Tomosaburo Kato. Career: grad. Nav. Staff Coll.; Delegate Permanent Advisory Commission on Naval, Military & Air Questions, League of Nations; Del. to Int'l Aviation Committee, same; Aide-de-Camp to H. I. M. the Emperor; Staff Nav. Gen. Staff; Pres. Nav. Staff Coll.; Dir. Nav Aeronautics Dept.; Vice-Chief Nav. Gen. Staff, 1934; Comdr.-in-Chief 2nd Fleet 1936. Address: Kure Nav. Stn. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Kato, Takeo 加藤武男** Chairman Mitsubishi Bank since 1938; Dir. Tokyo Clearing House, b. June 15, 1877, Tochigi-ken; s. of Shoichiro Kato. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1901; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; Asst. Mgr. Mitsubishi Bank, Kobe and Kyoto Branches, later Mgr. Osaka; was abroad 2 years; Mng.-Dir. 1919-38. Address: 9 Kawada-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 983 ([scan part 1, leaf 1044](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1044/mode/1up))

**Katow, Mauf 加藤猛夫** Prof. in English at Toyo and Chuo Univs.; Lecturer in English Litt. & Lang. at Nihon Univ.; b. Jan. 31, 1896, Kurashiki City; s. of Hideo Katow; m. Hisako, 2nd d. of late Kichihei Yendo. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; Prof. Nihon Univ. 1923-32, Toyo Univ. since 1922; resumed lectures in Faculty of Letters Nihon Univ. 1938. Arthor of books relating to the social history of England and English Literature. Address: 2411 Kichijoji, near Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Katsu, Masanori 勝正憲** M.P.; Chief Secr. Minsei-to since Apr. 1938; b. May 21, 1879, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Heihachiro Katsu. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Finance Dept.; Dir. Sendai Revenue Supt. Bur.; Councillor Finance Dept.; Dir. Tokyo Revenue Supt. Bureau; Financial Commr. abroad; Asst. Mayor of Tokyo 1926; Parl. Councillor of Finance; Parl. Vice-Min. of Fin.; of Com. & Ind. 1934-36. Address: 3159 Oi Kashima-machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Katsuda, Eikichi 勝田永吉** M.P.; Parl. Vice-Home Minister; b. Nov. 1888, Osaka-fu; s. of Teizaburo Katsuda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; called to the Bar; Dir. Japan Physical Educ. Soc., Japan Lawn Tennis Assn., Osaka Physical Educ. Soc., Dir. Toyama Spinning Co., Naigai Provision Co., Taiwan Pineapple Co.; Vice-Pres. Osaka Bar Assn.; Mem. Tourist Ind. Committee; Parl. Councillor Home Dept. in Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 48 Shimo-Takanawa, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Katsuda, Ginjiro 勝田銀次郎** Mayor of Kobe; b. Oct. 1873, Matsuyama City; s. of Rinjiro Katsuda. Career: grad. Aoyama Gakuin; started marine transportation business in Kobe 1900; converted it into Katsuda Steamship Co. and assumed its presidency; Pres. Kobe Shipowners' Assn.; Mem. Kobe Muni. Assembly. Address: 277 Ueno-dori 7-chome, Nada-ku, Kobe. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Katsuki, Kiyoshi 香月淸司** See 1938 issue. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Katsunuma, Seizo 勝沼精藏** Prof. Nagoya Med. Unit.; Head Hospital attached to same; b. Aug. 1886, Kobe; s. of Goro Katsunuma, captain. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. studied under Dr. Kinnosuke Miura. Dr. Katsusaburo Yamagiwa and Dr. Mataro Nagayo; went to France as Mem. Prince Saionji's suites, 1919; apptd. Prof. Nagoya Medical Coll.; Pres. Hospital attached to same; Pres. Japan Society of Int'l Medicine, 1932. Address: 4 Nakano-machi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kauffman, V. E** Secr. of Portuguese Consulate Harbin. Address: 16 Tsitskarskaya St., Harbin. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawada, Isao 河田烈** Mem. House of Peers; b. Sept. 24, 1883, Tokyo; s. of Yoshi Kawada; m. Shinako, d. of late Kazumasa Tsukuda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Finance Office; Inspector Revenue Supt. Bur. Secr. to Finance Minister; Asst. Fin. Commr. in France and England 1914-16; Chief, Budget Settlement Sec.; Dir. Budget Bur.; Vice-Minister of Finance 1929; Overseas Vice-Minister 1932-34; Chief Secr. of Okada Cabinet 1934. Address: 28 Higashi Shinano-machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawada, Jun 川田順** See 1938 issue. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawagishi, Bunzaburo 川岸文三郎** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. Eastern Air Defence Hdqrs. and Tokyo Guards Army; b. Jan. 1, 1882, Gumma-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1903, Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff Japanese Garrison in Tientsin; Aide-de-Camp to H. I. M. the Emperor; Staff Ordnance Dept; Comdr. 20th Div. 1936; present post since 1938. Address: Tokyo Guards Army Hdqrs., Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawagoe, Shigeru 川越茂** Amb. to China (absent); b. Jan. 1881, Miyazaki-ken; s. of Susumu Kawagoe, ex-M.P. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; Cons. Hankow; Secr. Foreign Office; 1st Secr. Emb.; Cons.-Gen. Honolulu and Kirin; Tsingtao 1929-32; Chief Suite, Spec. Envoy to Manchoukuo 1933; Councillor, Emb. Manchoukuo 1933-34; Cons.-Gen. Canton 1934; Tientsin till 1936. Address: c/o Foreign Office, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawagoe, Takeo 川越丈雄** See 1938 issue. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawahara, Shunsaku 河原春作** See 1938 issue. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawai, Eijiro 河合榮治郎** D. Econ.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Feb 13, 1891, Tokyo; bro. of Zembei Kawai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; Factory Inspector Agr. & Com. Dept.; Commr. Spec. Ind. Research Bureau; Councillor Agr. & Com. Dept.; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; studied in Europe & America. Address: 4948 Oi Kanoezuka-machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawai, Gempachi 川井源八** Chairman of Board of Dirs. Mitsubishi Elec. Mfg. Co. since 1935; Dir. Ryobi Denki Shokai, Ltd., Nippon Radio Telegraph and Telephone Co.; Aud. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Mitsubishi Trading Co., Tokyo Steel and Spring Co.; b. Jan., 1874, Wakamatsu City; s. of Gengo Kawai. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1894; joined Banking Dept. Mitsubishi G. K. 1895; transferred to Mitsubishi Warehouse Co. 1899; Sub-Mgr. Kobe Branch of same; Mgr. Osaka Branch, same; Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Elec. Mfg. Co., 1921. Address: 10 Hatagaya Hon-machi 1-chome, Shibuyaku, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawai, Misao 河合操** Gen. (retired); Privy Councillor since 1927; b. Sept. 1864, Oita-ken; s. of Morimasa Kawai. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. and Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff Taiwan Govt.; Instructor and Dir. Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff 3rd Army in Manchurian field during Russo-Japanese War; Comdr. 7th Brig.; Kwantung Army; Supreme War Councillor 1921. Address: 47 Horinouchi 1-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawai, Tatsuo 河相達夫** Chief, Information Bureau Foreign Office; b. July 26, 1889, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Keisuke Nagai; adopted by Yasusaburo Kawai; m. in 1913. Career: entered Foreign Office, 1918; Eleve Consul 1919; 3rd Secr. Emb. Wash. 1921; attended Wash. Conf., 1921; Consul at Vancouver 1925; Chief 1st Sec. Information Bur. 1928; 1st Secr. Emb. Wash. 1932; Cons.-Gen. Canton and later at Shanghai. Address: 3 Kioi-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 984 ([scan part 1, leaf 1045](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1045/mode/1up))

**Kawai, Tetsuji 河合鐵二** Mng.-Dir. One Hundredth Bank; b. Mar. 1894, Toyama-ken; s. of Tokichi Kawai; m. d. of Hachiroemon Kawasaki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered business. Address: 1 Roppongi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawakami, Kaichi 川上嘉市** B. S. E.; Pres. Japan Musical Instruments Mfg. Co.; b. Mar. 1885, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Jisaburo Kawakami; m. Kyoko, d. of Keijiro Oguri. Career: grad. Applied Chem. Dept. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; joined Tokyo Gas Co; later Sumitomo Elec. Wire & Cable Works; studied in Europe & Amer. 1914-15; Mgr. later Mng.-Dir. of Sumitomo; travelled on business to South Seas, Australia, Java and China; present post since 1927. Address: 344 Hirosawa-cho, Hamamatsu. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawakami, Tetsuta 川上哲太** M.P.; b. Oct. 1881, Ehime-ken; s. of late Setsutaro Kawakami. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1905; joined Kokumin Shimbun; Councillor Educ. Dept.; Mem. Religious System & Social Work Research Committee; went to Europe and America for study; visited China and Manchuria for inspection. Address: 26 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawamura, Hiroshi 川村博** Consul-Gen. at Hamburg since 1938; b. May 11, 1893, Miyagi-ken; s. of Shinrokuro Kawamura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; served in Shanghai; Consul, Seattle; Chief 3rd Sec. Information Bureau, Foreign Office; 1st Secr. Embassy, Bruxelles; same, Legation, Canada; 1st Secr. Emb. Hsinking; Cons.-Gen. at Chientao, Manchoukuo 1936. Address: c/o Japanese Consulate-Gen., Hamburg, Germany. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawamura, Ryujiro 川村鉚次郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawamura, Takeji 川村竹治** Mem. House of Peers; Trustee, Kawamura Jogakuin; b. July 17, 1871, Akitaken; s. of Toshiharu Kawamura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; Gov. Wakayama-ken; Chief, Police Bureau and Colonization Bureau; attended 6th Int'l Post Congress in Rome; Vice-Minister of Home Affairs in Hara Cabinet; Pres. S. M. R. Co.; Gov.-Gen. of Taiwan 192[?]-29; Justice Minister 1932. Address: 1643 Mejiro 2-chome, Toshimaku, Tokyo. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawamura, Takeshi 河村驍** D.E.; Counsellor, Mitsubishi Mining Co.; Dir. Tokyo Steel Works, Nihon Accumulator Co., Dai Nippon Paint Co.; b. Jan. 1878, Okayama-ken; s. of late Joichi Kawamura. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; entered Mitsubishi Co. as Engineer of Osarizawa Mine; promoted to Asst. Mgr. same mine; shifted to Hdqrs. of Mitsubishi Co. to investigate Iron and Steel Works at Kenjiho, Chosen, 1913; promoted to Chief Engr. Designing & Erecting Section of Iron Works Preparatory Dept. 1915; Mgr. Iron & Steel Mfg. Dept. same works; transferred to Head Office of Mitsubishi Iron & Steel Co., 1919; Dir. 1923-32; Lecturer, Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921-22; Pres. Iron & Steel Institute of Japan, 1924 & 1932; despached abroad to investigate mining, metallurgical engrg., iron & steel technology, chemical industry. Address: 1526 Yoyogi Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawamura, Toru 河村徹** Pres. Taiwan Nichi-Nichi Shimpo-sha; b. Nov. 1884; s. of Masato Kawamura, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Police Supt. Taiwan Govt.; Dir. Taiwan Camphor Mfg. Co.; joined present firm 1927; went to Europe and America for inspection 1921. Address: 25 Motozono-cho, Taihoku City. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawanishi, Ryozo 川西龍三** Pres. Kawanishi Warehouse Co., Kawanishi Aeronautics Co., Kawanishi Machinery Works, Asahi Transportation Co.; b. Feb. 20 1892, Kobe; s. of Seibei Kawanishi. Career: grad. Econ. Dept Keio Univ. 1916. Address: 22 Takakura-machi 1-chome, Suma-ku, Kobe. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawanishi, Seibei 川西清兵衛** Pres. Nippon Woollen Fabric Co., Showa Yarn Spinning Co., Chairman, Kobe Raw Silk Co.; Adviser Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. July 1865, Osaka; s. of Saburosuke Tsukushi. Career: elected Mem. and Councillor, Kobe Muni. Assembly; Pres. Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind. Address: 15 Higashi Hosozawa-cho, Suma-ku, Kobe. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawano, Tannosuke 河野坦之輔** Pres. Kaneman Shoten K. K.; Auditor, Nippon Senshoku K. K., Dai-Nippon Kinka Kogyo K. K.; Councillor, Tokyo Stock Exchange; Chairman Assn. of Spot Brokers of Tokyo Stock Exchange; b. Oct. 4, 1880, Nagano-ken; s. of Michinori Kawano, educator. Career: became Mng.-Dir. Tsingtao Bussan Kaisha; Dir. Chuo Reizo Seihyo Kaisha; Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Tokuda Ginko, Dai-Nippon Shoken Toshi K. K.; Vice-Pres. Assn. of Gen. Brokers of Tokyo Stock Exchanges. Address: 59 Wakamatsu-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawarada, Kakichi 河原田稼吉** Mem. House of Peers; b. Jan. 13, 1886, Tokyo; adopted s. of Moriyoshi Kawarada. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; entered Home Dept.; Chief Labour Dept. Social Bureau 1922; attended Int'l Labour Conf. as Govt. Delegate 1924 & 1928; Vice-Gov.-Gen. Taiwan Govt. 1928-29; Vice-Minister of Home Affairs in Inukai Cabinet 1921; Home Minister in Hayashi Cabinet 1937. Address: 33 Shoto-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki, Hajime 川崎肇** Pres. Kawasaki Trust Co., Nippon Fire Ins. Co., Teikoku Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. Daihyaku Bank; b. Nov. 1884, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Tosaku Kawasaki. Career: studied at Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; grad. Pennsylvania Univ. Address: 1 Dai-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki, Katsu 川崎克** See 1938 issue. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki, Suketaro 河崎助太郎** Pres. Shinko Woolen Weaving Co., Shinko Rayon Co., Nippon Woolen Thread Spinning Co., Asahi Woolen Thread Spinning Company, Kyoto Woolen Spinning Company, Toyo Woolen Thread Spinning Company, Kyoto Real Estate & Building Co.; Mem. Osaka Chamber of Com.; b. Jan. 13, 1873, Gifu-ken; s. of Kikuo Kawasaki. Career: studied at Kobe Muni. English Sch.; entered business. Address: 44 Bingo-machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 985 ([scan part 1, leaf 1046](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1046/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki, Torao 川崎寅雄** B. Humanics; b. 1890, Okayama-ken. Career: grad. Springfield College, Mass., U. S. A., 1916; General Secretary of Japanese Y. M. C. A. Honolulu, 1916-18; lectured in Amer. on Japanese culture & Far Eastern questions; Japanese Consular service at San Francisco and Mukden 1920-32; Dir. Information & Publicity Bureau, Manchoukuo Foreign Dept. 1932-35; Dir. Information Bureau Gen. Affairs Bd. Manchoukuo State Council 1932-35; Counsellor of Manchoukuo Emb., Tokyo 1935-37; in service Japanese Emb. Peking since 1937. Address: Japanese Emb., Peking, China. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kawashima, Yoshiyuki 川島義之** See 1936 issue. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kawata, Shiro 河田嗣郎** D.L.; Pres. Osaka Univ. of Com.; b. Aprill 1883, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Masasuke Kawata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1907; Asst. Prof. and Prof. same; rec'd deg. 1919. Address: 433 Tsukunoo-mura, Sempoku-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kawate, Suteji 河手拾二** Chairman Mitsubishi Mining Co.; Pres. Yubetsu Colliery & Ry. Co.; Dir. Sanyo Chuo Hydro-Elec. Co., Nippon Chem. Industries Co., North Saghalien Oil Co., North Saghalien Mining Co., Mitsubishi Elec. Mfg. Co., Showa Coal Co., etc.; Oct. 1877, Tokyo; s. of Chohei Kawate. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1899; entered Mitsubishi Trading Co.; Mgr. Moji Branch; Coal Dept. Head Office. Address: 52 Nagayato-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kaya, Okinori 賀屋興宣** Advisory Councillor to Cabinet; b. Jan. 1889, Hiroshima; s. of Ryoi Kaya, later adopted by Hana Kaya; m. Haru, d. of Naotaro Iketani. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Finance Dept.; Dir. Budget Bureau 1920; Finance Bureau; Vice-Minister of Finance Feb. 1937; Finance Minister 1937-38. Address: 13 Nishi-Sugamo 4-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kayaba, Gunzo 萱場軍藏** Gov. of Okayama-ken; b. Sept. 11, 1893; Miyagi-ken; s. of Hideharu Kayaba. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; Commr. Tochigi-ken, Fukushima-ken & Hyogo-ken; Chief Police Dept. Akita-ken, Okayama-ken & Aichi-ken; Chief Peace Preservation Sec. Police Affairs Bureau Home Dept.; Governor Tochigi-ken 1934-36; Dir. Police Bur. Home Office 1936-37. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Okayama. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kazami, Akira 風見章** Chief. Secr. of Cabinet; b. Feb. 12, 1886, Ibaragi-ken; s. of Rikisaburo Kazami. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1908; entered Osaka Mainichi Shimbun; Chief Editor Kokusai Tsushin; Dir & Editor Shinano Mainichi Shimbun; elected M.P. 3 times. Address: 248 Higashi-Osaki 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kern, Jakob Fritz Heinrich** (known as J. Kern); Swiss Businessman; Raw and Waste Silk Expert; Chairman Yokohama and Tokyo Foreign Board of Trade since 1933; O. M. and Spec. Mem. Imperial Red Cross Soc. of Japan; b. Dec. 1884, Paris; s. of Gottlieb Kern, Merchant; married. Career: grad. Kantonsschule of Aarau, Switzerland State Diploma; came to Japan 1905; connected with raw Silk export firms until 1928; established A. Kern & Co., 1928; Hon. Mem. de Comite de Patronage de la Societe Belge d'Etude & D'Expansion Liege, Belgium, for Int'l collaborator, documentation, dissemination of economic and colonial knowledge; Mem. of the National Economic Research Bur. of U. S. A. Address: 168 Bluff, Yokohama. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kestner, Albert Theodor** Dipl.Eng.; Mgr. Bamag-Meguin A. G. and Int'l Cement Gun Co. Tokyo; n. German; b. Dec. 1875, Breslau. Career: grad. Tech. Univ. Berlin; apptd. mech. engr. in Prussian Govt. Ry.; erecting engr. of gas works in Germany, Switzerland, Belgium; arrived in Japan July 1908; with Osaka Gas Works as erection engr. Address: 17 Hikawa-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Khan, Abdul Rauf** 1st Secretary, Afghan Legation, Tokyo since Sept. 1933. Address: Afgan Legation, 25 Mikawadai-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Khonji, A** Mgr. of M. Tayeb Khonji & Sons Kobe; b. Nov. 1901, Bahrein, Iranian Gulf; s. of M. Tayeb Khonji. Career: Amer. Mission Sch., Bahrein. Address: Isobe-dori 3-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Ki Hsing 吉興** General; Comdr. 2nd District Garrison Army (Kirin Prov.); b. 1879, Shenyanghsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Artillery Course, Mil. Academy in Japan; apptd. Chief Staff. 27th Division, 1918; Fengtien Prov. Army 1919; Kirin Prov. Army & Adviser, Kirin Prov. Govt. 1921; Comdr. 13th Mixed Brigade 1924; Comdr. Yenchi Guards Army. Address: 2nd Dist. Garrison Army Hdqrs., Kirin Manchoukuo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kibe, Yohei 岐部與平** Vice-Govr. Mutankiang Prov.; b. 1895, Oita-ken. Career: Chief Finance Sec. Dairen Civil Adm. Office; Post Office Master Hsinking & Mukden; Dir. Harbin Postal Adm. Bur. 1932-38. Address: Provincial Office, Mutankiang. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kido, Koichi 木戶幸一** Marquis; Mem. House of Peers; 1937; Public Welfare Min. since 1938; b. July 18, 1889, Tokyo; s. of late Marquis Takamasa Kido. Career: succeeded peerage, 1920; grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1915; Chief, Engrg. Section, Engrg. Bureau; Secr. 1925; Chief. Accountant Sec.; Dir. Peerage & Heraldry Bureau; Chief Secr. Keeper of Privy Seal; Educ. Min. 1937-38. Address: 62 Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kido, Shiro 城戶四郎** See 1936 issue. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kihara, Tetsunosuke 木原鐵之助** Lawyer; b. Sept. 1897, Ehime-ken; s. of Michinori Kihara; established present law office, Dec. 1924. Address (home): 1 Heiwa-dai, Dairen; business address: Kojima Bldg. 17 Nishi-dori, Dairen. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kihira, Tadayoshi 紀平正美** D. Litt.; Mem. Nat. Spiritual Culture Investigation Inst.; b. Apr. 30, 1874, Miye-ken; s. of Masajiro Kihira. Address: 57 Komagome Sendagi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 986 ([scan part 1, leaf 1047](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1047/mode/1up))

**Kikkawa, Suketeru 吉川祐輝** D. Agr.; Dir. Tokyo Agrl. Univ.; b. Aug. 9, 1868 at Matsuyama, Shikoku; s of Sukeyuki Kikkawa, m. Natsu Udaka. Career: Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imperial Academy. Address: 228 Ikejiri-cho, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kikuchi, Kan 菊池寛** Writer b. Dec. 1888, Takamatsu. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1916; joined Jiji Shimpo; established Bungei Shunju-sha; Prof. Bunka Gakuin 1930; Author of "Love of Tojuro," "Father's Return," etc. Address: 339 Zoshigaya 1-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kikuchi, Kyozo 菊池恭三** D.E.; Mem. House of Peers; Councillor Social Bureau, Home Dept.; Pres. Nihon Rayon Co., Chairman Kyodo Trust Co., b. Oct. 1859, Ehime-ken. Career: grad. Kobu Daigaku (now defunct Govt. Engrg. Coll.) 1885; engaged in Spinning Enterprise; nominated Peer 1926; rec'd deg. 1915; Pres. Dai Nippon Cotton Spinning Co. Address: 1 Uehon-machi 9-chome, Tennoji-ku, Osaka. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kikuchi, Toyosaburo 菊池豊三郎** Dir. Educ. Reform Bureau of Educ. Dept.; b. Oct. 1892, Aichi-ken; adopted s. of Sankuro Kikuchi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Commr. Educ. Dept. 1919; sent to Europe & America 1920; Secr. Educ. Dept. 1924; Chief Documents Sec. Minister's Secretariat; Dir. Tech. Educ. Bureau 1932-36; Common Edu. Bureau 1936-37. Address: 14 Shin-Ogawa-machi 1-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kikumoto, Naojiro 菊本直次郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimase, Sakuzo 木間瀬策三** Company Director; b. Sept. 3, 1876, Chiba-ken; s. of Juzo Kimase. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900. Address: 34 Komiya-cho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimoto, Masuo 木本益雄** Lieut.-Gen.; Artil. Inspector Mil. Training Dept.; b. 1883, Tokyo-fu. Career: grad. Mil. Acad.; Comdr. 7th Reg.; Field Artil. Reg.; Dir. Mil. Engrg. Sch.; Comdr. 2nd Brig.; Heavy Field Artil. Reg.; Dir. Heavy Field Artil. Sch. 1936; promoted to Lieut.-Gen. 1937. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimotsuki, Kanefusa 肝付兼英** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Councillor Home Dept. since 1936; b. July 1893, Tokyo; s. of late Vice-Admiral Kaneyuki Kimotsuki. Career: grad. Engrg. Dept. Waseda Univ. served Com. & Ind. Dept.; Engr. Resources Bureau 1927-29; Parl. Councillor Home Dept. 1936-37. Address: 1001 Horinouchi 1-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimura, Atsushi 木村惇** See 1936 issue. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimura, Hyotaro 木村兵太郎** Major-Gen.; Dir. Ordnance Bureau War Office since 1936; b. 1888, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1909; Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff Artil. Inspectorate; Instructor Field Artil. Sch.; Chief Ordnance Control Sec. War Office 1935. Address: c/o War Office Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimura, Kozaemon 木村小左衛門** M.P.; b. Feb. 2, 1888, Shimane-ken, s. of late Gisaburo Kimura. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; Dir., Shimane Savings Bank and Sanindo Ind. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Hikami Ry. Co.; Pres. Mitsuba Motorcar Co.; Secr. to Home Minister and Finance Minister; Parl. Councillor, Overseas Dept. in Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 73 Komagome Kamifujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimura, Masutaro 木村増太郎** Prof. Hosei Univ.; Ex-Dir. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Aug. 22, 1884. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1908; Non-Official Staff, Taiwan Govt.; Prof. Yamaguchi Higher Com. Sch.; Chief, Com. Museum of Japanese Products, Singapore; Chief, Econ. Dept. Hosei Univ. Address: 13 Uenohara, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimura, Shigeharu 木村重治** See 1938 issue. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kimura, Yuji 木村雄次** Chairman Fuji Agricultural Co.; Dir. Daito Spin. Co. Auditor Hitachi Ltd., Chosen Refining Co., Chosen Savings Bk., Tokyo Canal & Real Estate Co.; b. June 21, 1874, Miye-ken; s. of late Ippo Kimura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; entered Dai-Ichi Ginko; apptd. Dir. and Business Mgr. Kankoku Ginko, 1909; Dir. Bank of Chosen. Address: 600 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kinney, Henry Walsworth** Writer; b. in Hawaii; s. of Henry A. Kinney; n. American. Career: grad. Univ. of Copenhagen, 1897 (M.A.); P.-G. Course, in Pedagogy & English. Univ. of Calif. 1897-98; City Editor, Evening Bulletin of Honolulu; Editor, Hilo Tribune, Hawaii, 1909-14; Trans-Pacific, Tokyo, 1919; Corr. Philadelphia Public Ledger, Peking, 1925; with S. M. R. Co. Dairen 1925-35; Asst. to Amb. Yoshida, Japanese Assessor with Lytton Commission; with Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese Delegate, at League of Nations Session, Geneva, 1933-34. Publications: Broken Butterflies (1924), Earthquake (1928), Manchuria Today (1931). Address: c/o American Consulate, Papeete, Tahiti. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kinoshita, Sakan 木下莊** Mng.-Dir. Manchuria Pulp Ind. Co.; b. Oct. 6, 1885, Tokyo. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; Mgr. Sales Dept. Meiji Sugar Mfg. Co. and Meiji Shoten; founded present Co. 1933. Address: 1 Nishiki-machi 3-chome, Hsinking. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kirby, Edward Stuart** B. Sc. (Econ.) (London.); F. R. Econ. S.; Prof. of Com., Fukushima Higher Com. Sch.; b. Dec. 25, 1909, Yokohama. Career: educ. High Wycombe; Neuchatel, Switzerland; London Univ.; Economist and Interpreter Govt. U.S.S.R. Moscow 1932; Research Asst. U.S.A. Delegation Int'l Inst. of Agriculture, Rome 1934; returned Japan 1935. Address: Fukushima Koto Shogyo Gakko, Fukushima-shi. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kishi, Kuramatsu 岸倉松** Chief Secr. to Foreign Min.; b. Nov. 7, 1878, Akita-ken; Career: passed For. Service Exam. 1900; joined For. Office; served Hankow, Kungchow, Singapore and England; Vice-Cons. at Shanghai 1916; Consul at Liverpool 1919, Anvers 1920, Los Angeles 1923; Secr. to For. Min. 1923; Cons.-Gen. and 1st Secr. to Emb. in England 1929; Secr. to For. Min. 1930; Priv. Secr. to Premier 1936. Address: 8 Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 987 ([scan part 1, leaf 1048](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1048/mode/1up))

**Kishi, Ryoichi 岸良一** Vice-Min. Ind. Dept. of Manchoukuo since 1937; b. May 2, 1890, Tokyo; s. of late Saburo Kishi. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; entered Dept. of Agr. & Com. 1917; sent to Europe & America 1918; Expert of same Dept. 1921; Expert Dept. of Agr. & For. 1923; arrived in Manchoukuo 1932; Dir. For. Bur. Manchoukuo Ind. Dept. 1934-37. Address: c/o Industry Dept. Hsinking. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kishida, Sachio 岸田幸雄** Mng.-Dir. Nippon Elec. Power Co.; Nichiden Shoken K. K.; b. Feb. 24, 1893, Kyoto; s. of Ujiyoshi Kishida. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1916; went to Europe & America 1920. Address: 19 Matsuzaki-cho 2-chome, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kishimoto, Ayao 岸本綾夫** See 1936 issue. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kishimoto, Gohei 岸本五兵衛** Dir. Kishimoto Steamship Co., Konoike Trust Co., Manshu Pulp Ind. Co.; b. Dec. 1891, Osaka; s. of late Gohei Kishimoto. Career: grad. Meisei Com. Coll. 1910. Address: 10 Minami-dori, Nishinagahori 4-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kita, Reikichi 北昤吉** See 1938 issue. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kita, Seiichi 喜多誠一** Major-General; Military Attache Japanese Embassy, Peking China; b. 1886, Shiga-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1908; Mil. Staff Coll.; resided in China; Staff, Gen. Staff Office & Instructor, Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Inf. 37th Reg.; Staff, Kwantung Army; Sec. Chief. Gen. Staff. Address: c/o Japanese Emb. Peking, China. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kita, Soichiro 喜多壯一郎** M.A.; B.A.; M.P.; Prof. Waseda Univ.; Chairman All-Japan Skating League since Apr. 1938; b. Feb. 24, 1896, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Junichi Kita, lawyer. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; Princeton Univ. Address: 350 Totsuka-machi 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kitada, Masamoto 北田正元** Minister to Peru since 1937; b. Feb. 1888, Tokyo; s. of Seito Kitada; m. Teiko. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; Counsellor, Foreign Office; sent to China and Manchuria 1922; 1st Secr. Embassy, Switzerland, 1924; Consul-Gen. Alexandria.; Min. to Afghanistan 1934-37. Address: c/o Japanese Legation, Lima, Peru. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kitajima, Kenjiro 北島謙次郎** Gov. South Sea Mandate Islands since 1936; b. Oct. 5, 1893, Saga-ken; s. of Kenji Kitajima. Career: grad. Polit. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Govt. service; Chief, 1st Sec. Adm. Bur. Dept. of Overseas Affairs; Dir. Ind. Bur. of same. Address: Gov.'s residence, Koror, Palau. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kitamura, Seibo 北村西望** Sculptor; Mem. Imp. Academy of Arts; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch.; b. Dec. 16, 1884, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Nobutsura Kitamura. Career: grad. Sculpture Dept. Kyoto Applied Fine Arts Sch.; Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1912; won special choise in Educ. Dept. Fine Arts Exhibition. Address: 71 Nishigahara-machi, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kitashima, Taichi 北島多一** M.D.; Chief Med. Dept. Keio Univ.; Pres. Kitasato Inst., Japan Med. Assn.; b. June 1870, Tokyo; s. of Nobuatsu Kitashima. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895; rec'd deg. 1902. Address: 439 Nishi-Okubo 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku,Tokyo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kiyasu, Kenjiro 喜安健次郎** Vice-Minister of Ry. since 1934; b. Nov. 1885, Ehime-ken; s. of Kiichi Kiyasu. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered Ry. Dept.; Secr. to Ry. Minister; Councillor; Ry. Inspector; Dir. Ry. Adm. Bureau. Address: 3051 Oi Kashima-cho, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kiyosawa, Retsu 清澤冽** Author; Journalist; b. Feb. 1890, Nagano-ken; s. of Ichiya Kiyosawa. Career: studied in America; apptd. Editor, New World, San Francisco; Foreign Editor, Chugai Shogyo Shimpo and Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; Special Corr. at Naval Conf. London, 1930, for Chuo-Koron and Chugai Shogyo Shimpo; represented Hochi Shimbun in America 1931-32. Address: 921 Chofuminemachi, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kiyoura, Keigo 清浦奎吾** Count; Pres. Japan Press Assn.; b. Feb. 1850, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Ryoin Okubo, adopted by Hidesato Kiyoura, samurai. Career: apptd. Public Procurator; Chief Sec. Home Dept.; Dir. Police Bureau; Vice-Minister of Justice; Min. of Justice 3 times; Mem. House of Peers; Privy Councillor; Pres. Privy Council, Premier 1924; ennobled Viscount 1902; Count 1928; accorded honor of Ex-Premier. Address: 2315 Arai-juku, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Kleiman, Maxwell** B.C.S. (New York Univ.); Income Tax Consultant; Far Eastern Representative of Kamerman & Witkin, N. Y. City; b. Sept. 1904, New York; s. of Paul Kleiman, businessman. Career: joined law firm of Kamerman & Witkin; travelled in West Indies and Central America 1923; Europe 1924; Europe, Near East, North Africa 1929; Round the World 1933 & 1934; latest visit to Japan, July 1938. Clubs: Japan Society, National Geographical Soc., Gohan Club, New York, Japan-America Soc., Taskmor, Tokyo. Address: 1501, Broadway, New York City, U. S. A.; 508 Totaku Bldg., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Knoll, Karl** Dr. Juris, Trade Repr. of Germany in Manchoukuo since 1937; b. Oct. 1894 in Wuerttemberg. Career: served in Foreign Office Berlin 1922-25; Vice-Consul. Kobe 1925-27; Embassy, Tokyo 1927-37. Counsellor. Embassy 1934-37. Address: Kotoku Kaikan, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 988 ([scan part 1, leaf 1049](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1049/mode/1up))

**Knuth, Kield Gustan** Count; Secr. Danish Legation in Tokyo; b. Feb. 17, 1908, Copenhagen, Denmark. Career: grad. Univ. of Copenhagen 1931; present post since 1938. Address: The Royal Danish Legation, 52 Hikawa-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Ko Gen Ko 洪元煌** Management of Plantation; Dir. of Local Self-Government League of Taiwan since 1930; b. Aug. 1883, Taichu-shu, Taiwan; s. of Ko Gyoku Rin; m. 1903. Career: grad. Public Sch. 1903; organized Taiwan Cultural Assn. 1921, Taiwan Minshuto Party 1928, Toa-Coprosperity Assn. aiming at union of races of East Asia 1933, and Local Self-Government League 1934; Mem. Taichu Pref. Assembly 1936. Address: 248 Inakamura, Sotonsho, Nato-gun, Taichu-shu, Taiwan. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Koba, Sadatake 木場貞長** D.L.; Dr. Phil. Rer. Polit. (Germany); Mem House of Peers; b. Sept. 1860, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Kiyonari Koba. Career: grad. Polit. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied 3 years at Univs. in Germany; apptd. Secr. and Councillor Educ. Dept.; Secr. Hyogo-ken; Councillor, Legislative Bureau; Bur. Dir. & Vice-Minister of Education; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ. and Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Mem. Meiji Restoration History Editing Office; same, Educ. Adm. Inquiry Committee; nominated Peer 1906. Address: 4 Sakuragaoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobashi, Ichita 小橋一太** Mayor of Tokyo; b. Oct. 1, 1870, Kumamoto-ken. Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; Secr. and Commr. Home Office; Dir. Sanitation, Local and Public Works Bureaux, same; Vice Home Min.; Chief Secr. to Kiyoura Cabinet 1924; Educ. Min. in Hamaguchi Cabinet 1929; elected M.P. several times from Kumamoto-ken; Dir. of Minsei-to Party; present post since 1933. Address: Municipal Office, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Akira 小林明** D.E.; Prof. Ryojun Coll. of Engrg.; b. Aug. 1897; s. of Rikitaro Kobayashi. Career: grad. Engrg. Dept. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; Sub-Lieut. (res.) Air Force; Taught at Kiryu Higher Engrg. Sch.; Waseda Univ. Science Dept. Address: 32 Takasaki, Ryojun (Port Arthur). — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Ichizo 小林一三** Pres. Tokyo Elec. Light Co., Adviser Tokyo Takarazuka Theatre; b. Jan. 3, 1873, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Jimpachi Kobayashi; m. Kou, d. of Ichizo Niwa. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1892; joined Mitsui Bank; established Hanshin Kyuko Elec. Ry. Co. and became its Mng.-Dir. 1907; Pres. same 1927; Vice-Pres. Tokyo Elec. Light Co. 1928; Pres. same 1933; travelled Europe and America 1935-36. Established Takarazuka Theatre Chain. Address: 1967 Ikeda-machi, Toyono-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Kinuji 小林絹治** A.B.; J.D.; M.P.; b. 1888, Hyogo-ken; s. of Hyotaro Kobayashi. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Univ. of Calif. and Sch. of Jurisprudence, U. C.; Chief Editor Chuo Shimbun; entered S. M. R. Co.; Parl. Councillor Agr. & For. Dept. 1936-37. Address: 35 Yamamoto-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Masanao 小林正直** Pres. Oyodogawa Hydro-Elec. Power Co.; b. Apr. 4, 1873, Kyoto-fu; s. of Yoshinao Kobayashi. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ. 1893; entered Mitsui & Co.; Mgr. Nagasaki, Hongkong, Moji, New York Branches. Address: 75 Owada, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Seizo 小林躋造** Admiral on the reserve list; Gov.-Gen. of Taiwan; b. Oct. 1877, Hiroshima-ken; adopted s. of Tokinosuke Kobayashi. Career: grad. Nav. Staff Coll. 1909; Nav. Attache Emb. London and Wash.; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; attended Geneva Nav. Conf. 1927; Chief Tech. Dept. of Navy 1929; Vice-Minister of Navy 1930; Commander-in-Chief Combined Fleet and 1st Squadron 1931-33; Supreme War Councillor. Address: Gov.-Gen.'s Residence, Taihoku. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Sumie 小林澄兄** Ph. D.; Prof. Pedagogy, Keio Univ.; b. June 18, 1886, Nagano-ken; s. of late Yoriharu Kobayashi. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; studied in Europe & America 1914-16; visited Europe 1927. Address: 1462 Yoyogi Tomigaya-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Wasuke 小林和介** Pres. Dairen Exchange; b. Dec. 1873, Tokyo; s. of Yoshinao Kobayashi. Career: grad, Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1895; joined Yokohama Specie Bank; served Branches at Tientsin and Dairen; Mng.-Dir. Exchange Bank of China; Supt. Dairen Exchange. Address: 131 Kayede-cho, Dairen. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Yaokichi 小林八百吉** See 1938 issue. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kodaira, Shozo 小平省三** Dir. & Business Mgr. Dai-Ichi Bank, b. Feb. 27, 1889, Nagano-ken; s. of Eitaro Kodaira; m. Tsuyako. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1911; joined present bank; went to Europe & America 1919; Mgr. Marunouchi Branch 1922; Business Mgr. Head Office 1930; Dir. 1935. Address: 1389 Yoyogi Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kodama, Hideo 児玉秀雄** Count; Mem. House of Peers; Dir. Teikoku Gunjin Koen-kai; Vice-Chairman South Seas Assn.; b. July 1876; s. of late Viscount Gentaro Kodama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; Secr. Finance Dept.; Secr.-Gen. of Chosen; Chief Secr. of Cabinet; Grand Chancellor, Imp. Orders; Gov.-Gen. of Kwantung; Civil Adm. Chief Chosen Govt.; Min. of Overseas Affairs 1934-36; Communications Min. in Hayashi Cabinet 1937. Address: 37 Ichigaya Yakuoji-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kodama, Kenji 児玉謙次** Gov. Central China Develop. Co. since 1938; Chairman Central Assn. of Trade Unions; b. Nov. 1871; s. of Koretoki Kodama, samurai, Tokyo. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1893. Joined Yokohama Specie Bank; Gov. of same until 1936; Mem. Com. & Ind. Deliberation Com. Address: 2, Fujimi-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kodama, Masasuke 児玉政介** Vice Min. Public Welfare Dept.; b. July 1891, Yamaguchi-ken; adopted by Hayatsuchi Kodama; m. Ume Kubo. Career: passed Higher Civil Service Exam. 1915; grad. German Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Police Supt. Miye and Niigata Prefs.; Councillor Osaka Pref.; Acting Mayor of Kishiwada; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. Home Office; Chief Internal Affairs Dept. Hiroshima Pref.; Gov. Nara and Ishikawa Prefs.; present post since Jan., 1938. Address: Public Welfare Dept., Tokyo. — p. 989 ([scan part 1, leaf 1050](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1050/mode/1up))

**Kodama, Tomoo 児玉友雄** See 1938 issue. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Kodama, Tsuneo 児玉常雄** Pres. Manchuria Aeronautical Co.; b. Mar. 29, 1884, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of late Viscount Gentaro Kodama; m. Yae Katsura. Career: Air Colonel; Chief, Tech. Sec. Aviation Bureau, Communications Dept. Address: c/o Manchuria Aeronautical Co., 3 Kuiro, Gokeiro, Shofuchi, Mukden. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Kodera, Shin-ichi 小寺新一** Mng.-Dir. Dai-Nippon Celluloid K. K.; b. May 1883; s. of Tsutomu Kodera, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; Mgr. Nagasaki Branch. Address: 62 Naka 3-chome, Tezukayama, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Kogure, Budayu 木暮武太夫** M.P.; Parl. Vice-Min. Com. & Ind. Dept.; b. Feb. 1893, Gumma-ken; s. of Budayu Kogure, Sr., Ex-M.P.; Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keio Univ. 1917; served Mitsui Bank; elected M.P. 6 times from Gumma-ken. Address: 14 Momozono-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Koh, Seiichi 國府精一** Dir. Sumitomo Honsha Ltd.; Sumitomo Life Ins. Co.; Aud. Hanshin Elec. Ry. Co., Sumitomo Trust Co.; b. Sept. 1880, Okayama-ken; s. of Daikichi Koh. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; entered Sumitomo Bank; went to Europe & America for study 1912-14; Mgr. San Francisco Branch 1916-22; Tokyo Branch 1922-23; Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Life Ins. Co. Address: 1875 Kwanon-bayashi, Sumiyoshi-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Kohiyama, Naoto 小日山直登** LL.B.; Pres. Showa Steel Works since 1937; b. April 24, 1886, Wakamatsu s. of Naotaro Kohiyama. Career: grad. Law Dept. Imp. Univ. Tokyo; passed high civil service exam. 1913; entered S. M. R. Co. 1913; Sec. Chief Fushun Colliery 1920; elected Dir. S. M. R. Co. 1930; Pres. Manchuria Placer Co. 1935. Address: 2, Nakadai-machi, Anshan, Manchoukuo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Koide, Manji 小出滿二** Dir. Tokyo Agr. & For. Coll. since Apr. 1938; Prof. Kyushu Imp. Univ. since 1928; b. Aug. 1879, Hyogo-ken; married. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; Prof. Kagoshima Agr. Coll.; sent to Eur. for study; Sch. Inspector of Educ. Dept. Address: Tokyo Agricultural Coll., Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Koiso, Kuniaki 小磯國昭** See 1938 issue. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Koizumi, Saburo 小泉三郎** Chief, Supplies Div. Supplies and Repairs Bureau, Manchoukuo since 1936; Reserve Intendant-Lieut.-Colonel; b. 1889 Ibaraki-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Intendance Sch. 1910; apptd. Intendant-Lieut. 1915; Staff, Tokyo Factory, Mil. Arsenal 1920; Staff Kokura Mil. Arsenal; reserve service 1933; Dir. Supply Bureau, Gen. Affairs Board, Manchoukuo State Council 1933-35. Address: c/o Supplies and Repairs Bureau, Hsinking. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Koizumi, Shinzo 小泉信三** D. Econ.; Pres. Keio Univ.; b. May 10, 1888, Tokyo; s. of late Nobukichi Koizumi, bank director. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; studied economics in London, Cambridge, Berlin and Paris. Address: 323 Kita-Shinagawa 3-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Kojima, Shin-ichi 小島新一** Pres. Fuel Board Com. & Ind. Dept. since 1938; b. Feb. 1895, Ibaraki-ken. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered govt. service; sent to Eur. & Amer. 1928-29; Chief Ind. Sec. Com. & Ind. Dept. 1930; Sec. Chief Patent Bur.; Dir. Mining Bur. and later Tech. Affairs Bur. Com. & Ind. Dept; concurrently Chief 5th Div. of Commodities Adjustment Board 1938. Address: 26 Hachiyama-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Komai, Hisakichi 駒井久吉** Pres. Takasago Kigyo (Enterprises) K. K.; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Takasago Ind. Co.; Aud. Aikoku Life Ins. Co.; b. Feb. 5, 1881, Nara-ken; adopted by Komai family. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1907; served O. S. K. 1907-1918. Address: 1448, Senzoku, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Komai, Tokuzo 駒井徳三** See 1938 issue. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Komatsu, Heigoro 小松平五郎** Composer and Conductor; Conductor, National Symphony Orchestra, Nippon Univ. Symphony Orchestra, etc. b. Apr. 1897; s. of Heizo Komatsu. Career: studied at Keio Univ.; founded abovementioned orchestra, 1929. Address: 16 Nishi Ogikubo 2-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Komatsu, Kosuke 小松耕輔** Prof. Tokyo Girl's Higher Normal Sch.; Lecturer, Nippon Univ.; Chief, Japan Composers' Assn.; Pres. National Music Assn.; Non-commissioned Staff, J O A K; b. Dec. 14, 1884, Akita-ken; s. of Heizo Komatsu. Career: grad. Tokyo Academy of Music 1907; studied Composition under C. M. Widor and Harmony under P. Fochet, of Conservatoire de Paris for 3 years. Address: 485 Asagaya 3-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Komatsu, Midori 小松綠** LL. D.; Writer; b. Sept. 7, 1865, Fukushima-ken; adopted s. of Mitsuaki Komatsu. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1887; studied Polit. Sc. in Yale Univ. and Princeton Univ.; Secr. Legation, U. S. A.; Acting Minister to Siam; attached Residency-Gen. Korea 1906; Chief Secr. Privy Council; resigned 1916; attended Int'l Labour Conf. Geneva as Employees' Delegate 1929. Address: 1856 Sanno, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Komatsu, Takashi 小松隆** A.B.; A.M.; Mng.-Dir. Tsurumi Steel & Shipbuilding Co.; b. Mar. 20, 1886, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Mikisaburo Komatsu. Career: grad. Monmouth Coll.; Harvard Univ. U. S. A.; Secr. to Pres. Toyo Kisen Kaisha 1914-22; Mgr. San Francisco Branch of same, 1922-26; Secr. to Admiral Hiroharu Kato at Washington Conf. 1921; Mem. Japanese Delegation, 3 Power Naval Conf. Geneva 1927; Int'l. Labour Conf. Geneva 1934. Address 2370 Araijuku 1-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 990 ([scan part 1, leaf 1051](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1051/mode/1up))

**Komatsu, Teruhisa 小松輝久** Marquis; Rear-Admiral; Dir. Nav. Submarine Coll.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Aug. 1888, Tokyo; 4th s. of late Prince Yoshihisa Kitashirakawa. Career: grad. Nav. Staff Coll.; went to England to study nav. affairs; Captain Torpedo-Destroyer, "Hokaze"; Staff, Nav. General Staff; Comdr. "Isuzu" and "Nagato"; Captain, "Itsukushima" and "Jingei," "Nachi," etc.; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; Comdr. 1st Submarine Sqn. Address: 102 Tokiwamatsu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Komori, Shichiro 小森七郎** Pres. Radio Corp. of Japan; b. Oct. 6, 1873, Tochigi-ken; s. of Hanzo Komori. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; entered Communications Dept.; studied abroad 1916; attended I[illegible]l. Postal Union Conf. Stockholm 1924; Chief, Sapporo, Osaka and Tokyo Communications Bureaus; Mng.-Dir. Radio Corp. of Japan 1928. Address: 3 Hikawa-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Komuchi, Tsunetaka 神鞭常孝** Vice-Gov. North China Develop. Co. since 1938; b. Feb. 24, 1883, Kyoto-fu; e. s. of Tomotsune; married. Career: grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Fin. Dept.; Fin. Commr. in London 1908; Chief Revenues Sec. Fin. Dept.; Dir. Yokohama Customs House; Delegate Wash. Conf., Genoa; Dir. S. M. R. Co.; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Showa Steel Works; present post since 1938. Address: Peking, China. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kondo, Kenji 近藤賢二** Pres. Toyo Ramie Spinning Co., Nihon Carbon Co., Asahi Slate Co.; b. Jan. 1874, Hyogo-ken; s. of Masae Kondo, adopted by Mine Kondo. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ. 1894; Tranlater Taiwan Govt.-Gen; entered Rising Sun Petroleum Co. Address: 53 Takanawa Minamicho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kondo, Kotaro 近藤宏太郎** Dir. Sumitomo Colliery Co.; b. Feb. 1880, Niigata; s. of late Shinzaburo Kondo; m. Taneko, d. of Sojiro Tomura. Career: grad. Metallurgy Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; joined Yusenji Copper Mines in Ishikawa-ken; later entered Sumitomo Firm. Address: 1497 Sakurazuka, Toyonaka-cho, Toyono-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kondo, Renji 近藤廉治** Pres. Nippon Parker-Rising Co.; Dir. Sanken Kogyo Co.; b. Sept. 1891, Tokyo; s. of late Baron Renji [illegible], Pres. N. Y. K. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch.; apptd. Dir. Komatsu Seisakujo; Auditor, Tokyo Adding-Machine Mfg. Co. Address: 1 Nagata-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kondo, Shunsuke 近藤駿介** Gov. Ishikawa-ken since 1937; b. Dec. 1890, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Kyuzaemon Kondo. Career: grad. Polit. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Commr. Kochi-ken; Educ. Dept. Tokyo-fu; Police Chief Yamaguchi-ken; Chief, Sanitation Dept., Metropolitan Police Board; Chief, Civil Affairs Dept. Aomori-ken and Kyoto-fu; Gov. Fukui-ken, 1934-35; Gov. Nagano-ken, 1936-37. Address: Governor's Residence, Kanazawa City. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kondo, Shojiro 近藤昇次郎** Dir. Uraga Dock Co.; b. Oct. 1882, Nagoya; s. of late Gompei Kondo; went to Europe & America for inspection 1923. Address: 285 Hyakunin-machi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kondo, Tsugishige 近藤次繁** M. D.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Rotary Club, Tokyo; b. Dec. 1, 1865, Matsumoto City; s. of Tsugitaka Tsurumi, samurai. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1891; studied at Univ. of Strassburg, Heidelberg, Berlin and Vienna; apptd. Prof. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; established Surugadai Hospital 1924; rec'd deg. 1899. Address: 6 Surugadai 1-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kondo, Yasukichi 近藤安吉** Engr.; Chief Technical & Gen. Affairs Secs. Capital Construction Bureau, Manchoukuo; b. Dec. 15, 1887, Kochi-ken; s. of Katsunosuke Kondo. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1916; entered S. M. R. Co.; Chief, 1st Branch, Reconstruction Bureau; Engr. Home Dept. Address: 406 Koa-gai, Hsinking. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Konisho, Yutaka 古仁所豊** Mng.-Dir., Nippon Aircraft Co. since 1934; b. Apr. 1885 in Ibaraki-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; served Bk. of Japan; entered S. M. R. Co.;Sectional Chief Head Office; Chief, Peking Business Office and later Mukden Business Office; resigned same, 1931; Advisor, Ishikawajima Aircraft Co., 1932. Address: 1310 Sugamo 6-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Konoe, Fumimaro 近衞文麿** Prince; Prime Minister; Pres. Toa Kenkyusho (Eastern Asia Res. Inst.), Society for Int'l Cultural Relations, Radio Corp. of Japan, Toa Dobun-kai; b. Oct. 1891, Kyoto; s. of Prince Atsumaro Konoe. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; attended Peace Conf. as Mem. Prince Saionji's suite 1918; visited U. S. A. 1934. Pres. House of Peers. Address: 26 Nagata-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Konoe, Hidemaro 近衞秀麿** Viscount; b. Nov. 1898, Tokyo; s. of Prince Atsumaro Konoe. Career: grad. Coll. Course Peers' Sch.; studied at Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; in Germany 1922-25; made musical tour of Europe 1930; founded New Symphony Orchestra; Mem. House of Peers 1932-37. Address: 988 Kami-Ikegami, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Konoike, Zenyemon 鴻池善右衞門** Baron; Pres. Konoike Trust Co.; Dir. Sanwa Bank; b. Nov. 1883, Osaka; s. of late Zenyemon Konoike. Career: succeeded father's business; Pres. 13th Bank and Konoike Bank; ennobled Baron 1911. Address: 17 Imabashi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Koriba, Kwan 郡場寛** D. Sc.; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. since 1920; b. Sept. 1882, Aomori City; s. of Naoyo Koriba. Career: grad. Sci. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; rec'd deg. 1912; apptd. Prof. Agrl. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1915; sent to U. S. A., England, Italy, Switzerland to study botany 1918-20; to Java 1929; Europe & South America 1931. Address: Kurama-guchi Teramachi-Nishi, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Koriyama, Satoru 郡山智** See 1938 issue. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kosuge, Kinzo 小菅金造** Resident Dir. Osaka & Kobe Branches, Tokyo Marine & Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. Tatsuuma Marine & Fire Ins. Co.; b. Nov. 1880, Tokyo; s. of late Eigoro Kosuge. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1903. Address: 19, Aotani-cho 3-chome, Nada-ku, Kobe. — p. 991 ([scan part 1, leaf 1052](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1052/mode/1up))

**Kotera, Fusajiro 小寺房治郎** D.E.; Chief, Tokyo Ind. Experimental Station, Dept. of Com. & Ind.; b. Dec. 1870, Osaka-fu. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; Expert, Dept. of Agr. & Com. and same of Ind. Experimental Station (add.), 1901; rec'd deg. 1915; Temporary Chief, Nitrogen Research Inst., 1918; Mem., Science Research Inst., 1920; present post, 1924; Expert, Patent Bureau, Dept. of Com. & Ind. 1927; Mem. Fertilizer Investigation Committee 1928; same, Committee for Encouragement of Inventions, 1932; Temporary Mem., Committee for Principal Fertilizers, 1936. Address: 756, Naka-Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kouga, Ukichi 甲賀卯吉** Chairman Hayashi Steamship Co., Diamond Polishing Co.; b. July 17, 1860, Hyogo-ken; e. s. of Masanosuke Kouga, samurai; m. Senko. Career: apptd. Telegraph Operator of Industry Dept. 1873; joined Osaka Iron Works, Ltd. 1884; served as General Manager, later Auditor. Recreations: Golf, Gardening. Address: 201 Tanaka, Motoyama-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Koyama, Matsukichi 小山松吉** Pres. Hosei Univ.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Sept. 28, 1869, Mito; s. of Giheiji Takahashi; adopted by Takamitsu Koyama. Career: grad. Doitsu Kyokai Gakko 1892; Public Procurator, Local Courts, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Tokyo; Judge, Nagasaki Local Court and Appeal Court 1901; Public procurator, Tokyo Appeal Court and Tokyo Local Court 1906; same, Supreme Court; Public Procurator-Gen. 1924; Justice Minister 1932-34. Address: 20 Aoyama Takagi-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Koyama, Shoju 小山松壽** M.P.; Speaker House of Rep.; Pres. Nagoya Shimbun; b. Jan. 1876, Nagano-ken; s. of Yozaemon Koyama. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; joined Osaka Asahi Shimbun; went to China for inspection; apptd. Mgr. Nagoya Branch 1902; founded Nagoya Shimbun 1906; sent to Diet 9 times since 1907; Parl. Vice-Minister of Agr. & Forestry 1925; Vice-Speaker House of Rep. 1930. Address: 1054 Nakanobu-cho, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kozu, Shukusuke 神津[?]祐** D. Sc.; Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ. since 1916; b. June 1880, Nagano-ken; s. of Seizaburo Kozu. Career: grad. Engr. Agr & Com. Dept. 1907; studied Mineralogy and Petrology in Europe & America 1912; Pres. Japanese Assn. of Mineralogists & Economic Geologists 1928-37; Mem. Imp. Acad. 1932. Address: 8 Komegafukuro Shita-cho, Sendai. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Ku Tsing 胡靖** See 1938 issue. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Ku Tsu-heng 谷次亨** Vice-Dir.-Gen. Gen. Affairs Board Manchoukuo State Council; b. 1898, Kwantung Prov. Career: grad. Litt. Course Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Non-regular Staff S. M. R. Co.; Secr. Penhsihu Iron & Colliery Co.; Sec. Chief Personnel Bur. Manchoukuo State Council; Chief Educ. Bur. Antung Prov.; present post since 1937. Address: Gen. Affairs Board, Hsinking. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubodera, Tsutomu 窪寺勉** Dir. Oriental Development Co.; b. Aug. 1885, Yamanashi-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; apptd. Taxation Officer 1914; Chief, Taxation Offices at Urawa, Nagasaki & Kobe; Chief. Gen. Affairs Section, Kobe Customs 1918; sent to Canada & U. S. A. 1921; Secr. Finance Dept. & Chief, Savings Bank Section 1923; Supt. Nagasaki Customs 1929; Chief, Kumamoto Revenue Supt. Office 1931. Address: 8 Takane-cho Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kuboi, Yoshimichi 窪井義道** M.P.; b. Jan. 4, 1892, Yamaguchi-ken; s of Gisaku Kuboi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered Okura-gumi; studied Law in Germany 1922-24; called to the Bar; Parl. Councillor of Navy 1934-36. Address: 718 Kita-Shinagawa 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubota, Isamu 久保田勇** Acting Partner, Kubota-gumi; b. May 1907; Tokyo, s. of late Yukichi Kubota, contractor for civil engrg. & building. Career: studied at Waseda University; succeeded father's business. Address: 155 Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubota, Keiichi 久保田敬一** Baron; D.E.; b. Apr. 13, 1881, Tokyo; s. of late Baron Yuzuru Kubota. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; studied Ry. & Bridge Construction in America 4 years; entered Ry. Dept.; Chief, Tokyo Construction Office; Dir. Nagoya and Tokyo Ry. Bureau; Dir. Traffic Bureau 1929; Vice-Minister of Ry. in Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 167 Hase, Kamakura. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubota, Seitaro 窪田靜太郎** D.L.; Privy Councillor since 1932; b. Sept. 1865, Okayama-ken; s. of Zenshi Kubota, teacher. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1891; entered Home Dept. Counsellor, Home Dept.; Secr. Agr. & Com. Dept.; Dir. Sanitary Bureau, Home Dept; Judge, Court of Administrative Litigation; Pres. same. Address: 169 Denyen-Chofu 4-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubota, Shiro 窪田四郎** President of Nichiro Gyogyo Kabushiki Kaisha (Russo-Japanese Fishery Company), Hakodate Cold Storage Co.; Director of Taiheiyo Fishery Co.; b. May 1873, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Hiroshi Uchida; m. Aiko Zushi. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1896; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; served Kobe, Hongkong & Hankow Branches; Mng.-Dir. Sakai Celluloid Products Co. 1907; Dir. Hokkaido Colliery & Steamship Co. 1910; Mng.-Dir. Hazami Mining Co. 1913; Pres. Fuji Paper Mfg. Co. 1918; Pres. Hayakawa Elec. Power Co., etc. Address: 3 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubota, Tetsujiro 窪田哲二郎** D.E.; Dir. Nippon Mining Co.; Mgr. Saganoseki Smelter of same; b. Sept. 1885, Ehime-ken; s. of Satoshi Shinozaki, later adopted by Yasukazu Kubota; m. Yasuko, d. of Chikashi Daito. Career: grad. Metall. Dept. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; became Engr. Hitachi Mines; same Saganoseki Smelter 1916; rec'd deg. 1932. Address: Saganoseki Seirenjo, Kita Amabe-gun, Oita-ken. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubouchi, Ishitaro 窪内石太郎** Jr. Mng.-Dir. Manshu Tanko (Coal Mining) K. K.; b. Feb. 9, 1885, Ehime-ken; s. of Bunjiro Kubouchi, Marine transporter; married. Career: grad. Mining Course Tokyo Imp. Univ.; joined Meiji Mining Co. 1913; Dir. Meiji Mining Co., Hirayama Mining Co., Kaho Mining Co. till 1922; with present firm since 1922. Address: c/o Manshu Tanko K. K., Nishi Hiroba, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 992 ([scan part 1, leaf 1053](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1053/mode/1up))

**Kubushiro, Ochimi 久布白落實** B.D.; Gen. Secr. Japan Women's Temperance Union; b. Dec. 1882 in Kumamoto; d. of Rev. Shinjiro Okubo; m. Rev. Naokatsu Kubushiro. Career: grad. Joshi Gakuin, Tokyo 1902; Pacific Theological Seminary, Berkeley Calif. 1909; in National W. C. T. U. since 1916. Address: 278 Eifuku-cho, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kudo, Tetsuo 工藤鐵男** Minsei-to Mem. of Parliament; Parl. Vice-Min. Public Welfare Ministry since Jan., 1938; b. Jan. 1875, Aomori-ken; 2nd s. of Shin-ichi; m. Ryu, 3rd. d. of Junnosuke Kudo; Career: studied at Nihon Univ. and London Univ. (England); joined Nihon Shimbun-sha; sent to England to study journalism, 1911; Instructor Tokyo Dental Coll. and Girls' Business Spec. Sch.; Pres. Aomori Nippo-sha (Newspaper); Parl. Councillor Educ. Ministry, 1931; elected M. P. 5 times since 1924. Address: 665 Ekoda 2-chome, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuehlborn, Georg** German Consul at Mukden since Oct. 1936; b. July 8, 1888, Kassel; s. of Georg Kuehlborn, Sr., Official; married. Career: entered foreign service 1913: Student-Interpreter at Peking 1921; Vice-Cons. at Mukden, Vladivostok, 1926; Secr. Leg. at Peking 1930; Councillor Leg. at Peking and Nanking 1933; served Foreign Office Berlin. Address: German Consulate, Mukden, Manchoukuo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuenburg, Max J. von** Ph. D.; S. J.; Prof. Jochi Daigaku; b. Mar. 1886, Hollabrunn, Austria; n. German; s. of Count Leo Kuenburg, Councillor of Govt. Career: studied Law at Vienna Univ., Theology at Innsbruck Univ., Philosophy at Munich and Freiburg Univs. 1904-21; apptd. Prof. of Phil. Innsbruck 1922; came to Tokyo 1925. Address: c/o Jochi Daigaku, Kioi-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuhara, Fusanosuke 久原房之助** See 1936 issue. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuji, Naotaro 久慈直太郎** M.D.; Dir. Maternity Hospital Japan Red Cross Soc. since 1927; b. Dec. 29, 1881, Morioka; s. of Gen-ichiro Kuji. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; went to America for study 1907; Head, Obstetrics and Gynecology Dept. Iwate Hospital 1908-13; Med. Officer, Chosen Govt. Hospital 1913; Prof. Keijo Med. Coll. 1916; sent to Europe 1919-21; Prof. Kanazawa Med. Coll. 1923. Address: 11 Ebisu-dori 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kumabe, Taneki 隈部種樹** Chief 3rd Sec. Amer. Bureau, Foreign Office; b. Aug. 1893, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Yasujiro Kumabe, samurai, m. Matsuko, d. of late Eikichi Asawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo, Imp. Univ. 1919; started diplomatic career 1919; Consul Marseilles; Secr. Leg. Mexico & Emb. Turkey; attended Gen. Assembly of League of Nations 1923; Mem. Turkish Straits Adm. Commission 1931-32; Acting Min. to Portugal 1932-37. Address: Foreign Dept., Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kung Shih-pei 孔世培** Dir. Navigations Bur. Dept. of Communications Manchoukuo; b. 1885, Chufu, Shantung Prov. Career: grad. Peers' Coll. 1903; Chief Ssupingkai-Taonan Ry. Police Dept. 1916; Dir. Peking Highways Bureau; Vice-Dir. State Highways Bureau; Dir. Pub. Works Bureau Kirin Prov. Address: Dept. of Communications, Hsinking. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuniyoshi, Kiichi 國吉喜一** Mng.-Dir. Onoda Cement Co. of Manchuria; Dir. & Mgr. Kwantoshu Onoda Cement Co.; b. Mar. 1894, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Tomozo Tsujino; later adopted into Kuniyoshi family. Career: Applied Chemistry Course Engrg. Kyushu Imp. Univ., 1918; joined Onoda Cement Co., 1919; sent to Europe and America for study, 1924; Mgr. Dairen Branch, same 1930. Address: Choushuitzu, Dairen suburb. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuo En-lin 郭恩霖** Lieut.-Gen.; Chief Staff Pub. Peace Dept. Manchoukuo since 1937; b. in Liaoyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Mil. Academy Tokyo, 1911; Chief Staff, Kirin Mil. Training Academy; Chief, Defence Army, Kirin Prov.; Chief Staff, Defence Dept. 1932-34; Vice-Minister of Defence & Dir. Horse Adm. Bureau 1934-35; Comdr. 4th Dist. Army. Address: 4th Army Hdqrs., Harbin. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kurachi, Tetsukichi 倉知鐵吉** Mem. House of Peers; Company Director; b. Dec. 3, 1870, Kanazawa City; s. of Yukinori Kurachi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1894; entered Home Dept.; and later, Foreign Dept.; apptd. Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs. Address: 170 Harajuku 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kurahashi, Tojiro 倉橋藤治郎** Dir.-Gen. Kogyo Chosa Kyokai; Mng.-Dir. Kogyo Tosho K. K., Cia. Mexicana de Construcciones, S. A., (Mexico); b. Nov. 22, 1887, Shiga-ken; s. of Toshiro Kurahashi. Career: grad. Osaka Higher Tech. Sch. 1909; studied in U. S. A. 1916-19; attended Int'l Econ. Conf. 1927, 11th Assembly of League of Nations 1930 and 16th Int'l Labor Conf. 1932; Lecturer Meiji Univ.; Dir.-Gen. Nippon Power Assn., Nat. Assn. for Promotion of Professional Education; Aud. Paosan Glass Works, Shanghai, Tokyo Police Welfare Soc. etc. Address: 68 Haramachi 1-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kurihara, Sho 栗原正** Dir. Eastern Asia Bur. For. Office since 1938; b. Mar. 1890, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Shuntaro Kurihara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; Vice-Consul Mukden, Lyons; 3rd class Secr. Spain; attended Peace Conf. Paris; Consul Foochow, Hsinking; Secr. Foreign Office; Chief Corr. & Translation Sec. 1929; Consul-Gen. Hsinking 1932-33; Tientsin 1934; Dir. Research Bureau Foreign Office; Min. to Roumania & Jugoslavia, 1937-38. Address: For. Office, Tokyo. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kurimoto, Yunosuke 栗本勇之助** Pres. Kurimoto Iron Works; Adv. Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Aug. 1875, Wakayama; s. of Hanjiro Kurimoto. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; attended Int'l Labor Conf. as Capitalist Delegate 1930. Address: 35 Uyenomiya-cho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuriyama, Shigeji 栗山茂二** Vice-Gov. Tunghua Prov. since 1938; b. 1898, Ishikawa-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Judicial Affairs Bureau, Manchoukuo Justice Dept. 1932-33; Judge North Manchuria Spec. Dist. High Court 1934-35; Vice-Chief High Procurators' Office Chinchow Prov; Dir. Police Bur. Lungkiang Prov. Address: Lungkiang Prov. Office Tsitsihar. — p. 993 ([scan part 1, leaf 1054](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1054/mode/1up))

**Kuriyama, Shigeru 栗山茂** Minister to Sweden, Norway and Denmark; b. Oct. 1886, Fukui-ken; s. of Shunichi Kuriyama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; Diplo. Probationer Emb. France; Secr. Foreign Dept.; Chief 1st Sec. Treaty Bureau; Chief 3rd Sec.same; 1st Class Secr., later Councillor Emb. France 1927; Dir. Treaty Bureau. Address: Japanese Legation, Stockholm, Sweden. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kuroda, Nagashige 黒田長成** Marquis; Privy Councillor since 1924; Mem. House of Peers; former feudal lord of Fukuoka Clan; b. May 5, 1867, Fukuoka; s. of Nagatomo Kuroda. Career: grad. Cambridge Univ. (M.A.) 1887; ennobled 1884; Master of Ceremonies 1889; Vice-Pres. House of Peers 1894. Address: 1 Fukuyoshi-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kurokawa, Fukusaburo 黒川福三郎** Co. Dir.; Mem. Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Pres. Kurokawa & Co. Ltd.; b. Jan. 1893, Tokyo; s. of Tokubei Kimura, later adopted by Koshichi Kurokawa. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1915; became broker, Osaka Stock Exchange 1921. Address: 8 Uehonmachi 8-chome, Tennoji-ku, Osaka. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kurokawa, Shinjiro 黒川新次郎** Pres. Kokusai Kisen Kaisha Ltd. since 1927; b. July 9, 1875, Yamagata-ken; s. of Masachika Kanai, samurai; adopted by Yotaro Kurokawa. Career: grad. Aoyama Gakuin Coll. 1894; joined N.Y.K. 1894; Asst. Mgr. Shanghai Branch 1911; Mgr. Foreign Service Dept. Head Office 1916; Mgr. Kobe Branch 1920; Vice-Pres. 1923; resigned 1924; Delegate on Shipping Affairs, Peace Conf. Paris 1919; Pres. Japan Shipowners' Assn. 1932-36. Address: 14 Shoto, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kurosaki, Teizo 黒崎定三** Mem. House of Peers; b. Feb. 1885, Kyoto; s. of Buemon Kurosaki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; entered Legislation Bureau; promoted to Councillor, and Chief, 2nd Sec. same; Dir. Legislation Bureau in Saito Cabinet 1933-34. Address: 1 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kurosawa, Teijiro 黒澤貞次郎** Mfr. & Trader (Office Appliances); b. Jan. 5, 1875, Tokyo. Career: spent his younger days in U. S. A. and travelled abroad extensively. Address: 2 Ginza 6-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kurusu, Saburo 來栖三郎** Amb. to Belgium since Apr. 1936; b. Mar. 1886, Kanagawa-ken; s. of Sobei Kurusu. Career: grad. Consular Course Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; Consul Chicago; Consul-General Manila; 1st Secr. Legations Chile and Greece; Embassy Italy, Consul-General Hamburg; Minister Peru; Dir. Com. Bureau. Address: c/o Emb. of Japan, Brussels, Belgium. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kusama, Hideo 草間秀雄** Vice-Pres. Nippon Sankin (Gold Mining) Shinko K. K.; b. May 1882, Fukui-ken; s. of Tokio Kusama, Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Finance Dept.; Commr., Revenue Supt. Bureau; Financial Commr. Russia; Secr. Finance Dept.; Chief, Nat. Tax Sec., Director of Finance Bureau Chosen Govt.-Gen.; Inspector, Bank of Chosen & Oriental Development Co.; Mayor of Nagasaki 1931-33; Pres. Manchuria Gold Mining Co., 1935-38. Address: 16 Tokiwa-cho 1-chome, Hsinking. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kushida, Manzo 串田萬藏** Dir. Gen. Mitsubishi Co., Ltd.; Chairman Meiji Life Ins. Co.; Dir. Society for Int'l Cultural Relations; Mem. Spec. Ind. Deliberation Committee; Dir. Tokyo Marine & Fire Ins. Co; Mitsubishi Fire & Marine Ins. Co.; Mitsubishi Trust Co.; Mitsubishi Warehouse Co.; b. Feb. 10, 1867, Tokyo; s. of Magosaburo Kushida. Career: studied at Daigaku Yobimon & Pennsylvania Univ. 1890; served Mitsubishi Bank 1894-1937. Address: 17 Nagata-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kusumoto, Chosaburo 楠本長三郎** M.D.; Pres. Osaka Imp. Univ. since 1931; b. Jan. 20, 1871, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Kunitaro Kusumoto, Physician. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Teacher Osaka Higher Med. Sch. 1905; sent to Germany for study 1906; Prof. Osaka Med. Coll. 1919; Dean 1924. Address: Hirata, Ashiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kuwaki, Ayao 桑木[?]雄** D. Sc.; Dir. Matsumoto Higher Sch. since 1938; b. Sept. 1873, Tokyo; s. of Aishin Kuwaki. Career: grad. Sci. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; apptd. Asst. and later Lecturer of same; studied physics at Berlin Univ.; Prof. Kyushu Imp. Univ. Address: Matsumoto Koto-Gakko, Matsumoto, Nagano-ken. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kuwaki, Genyoku 桑木嚴翼** D. Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. June 25, 1874, Tokyo; s. of Aishin Kuwaki. Career: grad. Phil. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; apptd. Prof. 1st Higher Sch. 1899; Lecturer, later Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. Litt. Dept. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1906; sent to Europe and America for study 1907-09; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914, Mem. Imp. Academy 1923; travelled abroad, 1926 and 1930; Lecturer, Waseda Univ. Address: 34 Kita-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kuwaki, Takaakira 桑木崇明** Lt.-Gen. attached Ordnance Central Dept.; b. Oct. 1885, Hiroshima; s. of late Takamoto Kuwaki. Career: grad. Mil. Staff Coll. 1914; sent to Russia 1917; to Europe 1920; Turkey as Mil. Attache 1921; apptd. Instructor Mil. Staff Coll. 1922; Comdr. Field Artillery 2nd Reg. 1928; 3rd Brig. 1932; Staff Taiwan Army 1934; Chief 1st Dept. Gen. Staff Office 1936-37. Address: 31 Kita-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kuwashima, Kazue 桑島主計** Ambassador to Brazil since 1938; b. March 1884, Kagawa-ken; s. of Yasuzo Kuwashima. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1906; Secr. Foreign Office and Tokyo Reconstruction Bureau; 1st Secr. Emb.; Consular service Mukden, Hankow, Bombay, Chicago; Counsellor Emb. Washington; Consul-Gen. Honolulu; Tientsin 1930; Dir. East Asia Bureau Foreign Office; Min. to Netherlands 1937-38. Address: Japanese Embassy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Kwan En-fu 關恩[?]** Prof. Osaka Sch. of Foreign Languages for 15 years; b. Feb. 1872, Peking, China; s. of Kwan Chang-shan, official. Career: Teacher at Japanese Legation & Garrison in Peking for 11 years; at Yokohama Specie Bank, Div. Hdqrs. and S. M. R. Local Office in Liaoyang for 5 years; Prof. Otaru Higher Com. Sch. for 8 years. Address: 1368 Himematsu, Sumiyoshi-cho, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 994 ([scan part 1, leaf 1055](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1055/mode/1up))

**Langdon, William Russell** American Cons. at Mukden; b. July 31, 1891, Turkey; n. American; s. of James D. Langdon, merchant; married. Career: Japanese language officer, Japan 1914-16; Vice-Cons. or Cons. in Japan, China and Canada since 1920. Address: American Consulate General, Mukden, Manchoukuo. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Larkins, Geoffrey I** Hon. Consul for Norway at Dairen; Merchant; b. Feb. 1898; s. of F .Larkins; m. Dulcie Howell. Address: c/o W. H. Winning & Co., P. O. Box 134 Dairen. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Lassalle, Hugo** Teacher at Jochi Daigaku; b. Nov. 1898, Nieheim i/Westf. Germany; s. of Georg Lassalle, Judge. Career: engaged in relief work at Mikawashima, Tokyo. Address: c/o Jochi Daigaku, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Laver, Hubert Norman** Mgr. Tokyo & Yokohama Branches Union Insurance Soc. of Canton, Ltd.; b. 1901, London, Eng.; n. British. Address: 218 Yamate-cho, Yokohama. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Lee, Myo-Mook 李卯默** B.A.; M.A.; Ph.D.; Prof. and Librarian Chosen Christian Coll. Keijo; b. Jan. 18, 1902, Sang Won, Chosen. s. of Lee; Soo Hyung, Scholar; m. Louisa Pak. Career: Teacher Kongju Yeng Myung Sch. 1922-23; Mount Union Coll. Scholar 1923-25; Yost Merit Prize Winner 1925; Syracuse Univ. Fellow in History Dept. 1925-27; Harvard Univ. Scholar and Harriett Station Fellow in History 1927-30; Lecturer on Oriental History and Civilization, Syracuse Univ., 1931-34; travelled in Eur. 1934; Asst. Prof. of Western History, Librarian and Curator of Museum, Chosen Christian Coll., 1934-. Address: 106 Shichon, Keijo, Chosen. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Lemieux, Marie Joseph** B.A.; Bishop of Sendai; b. May 1902, Quebec, Canada; s. of Joseph E. Lemieux, merchant. Career: studied at the college of Ste Anne de la Pocatiere; entered the Dominican order in 1923; studied at Rome, 1928; at Oxford, 1929; arrvied in Japan 1930; apptd. missionary in charge of the Catholic parish at Miyamae-cho, Hakodate; apptd. bishop of Sendai April 1936; consecrated at Sendai June 1936. Address: Tenshuko Kyokai, 161 Moto-Terakoji, Sendai-shi, Miyagi-ken. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Lemke, Walter** Mech. Engr.; Krupp rep. in Japan; b. April 1877 at Koenigsberg, Germany. Career: Mng.-Dir. of factory in Russia before Great War; joined Krupp; came to Japan 1928. Address: Seinenkai Apt., Iriarai-machi, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Levedag, Werner** Merchant; Tokyo Mgr. Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. K.; b. May 1903, Yokohama; s. of Eduard Levedag; m. F. Mary Crossley. Career: German Sch. Yokohama; St. Joseph's Coll. Yokohama; Oberrealschule Muenster & Bonn Germany; University Bonn; entered business 1926; Klausmayer & Co. Bonn, Roemhild A. G. Weimar, Pressa Exhibition Cologne; joined present firm at Vienna, Austria 1928; attached to Japan end of same year. Address: 220 Yamate, Yokohama. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Li Ming-shu 李銘書** Dir. Manshu Takushoku Kaisha; Advisory Councillor Imp. Household Dept. Manchoukuo.; b. 1878, Heishan-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: Secr. Mil. Gov.'s Office, Heilungkiang Prov.; Dir. Forestry Bureau and Chief, Gold Mining Bureau, Kirin; Dir. Adm. Bureau, Kirin-Hailung Ry. 1926; Chief Secr. Kirin Prov. Office 1932-33; Chief, Civil Dept. Kirin Prov. 1933-34. Address: Kirin Prov. Office, Kirin. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Li Pan 李槃** Pres. Supreme Procurator's Office, Manchoukuo; b. 1877, Honan Prov. Career: grad. Hosei Univ. Tokyo; Judge, Fengtien Supreme Court. Address: Supreme Procurator's Office, Hsinking. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Li Shao-keng 李紹庚** Manchoukuo Communications Minister; b. 1895, Shenyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov.; s. of Li Yungwoo. Career: grad. Russian Com. Sch. 1920; Sino-Russian Law & Polit. Univ. Harbin; Chief Secr. Harbin Municipal Administration Bureau; Vice-Director, same; Advisor to North Manchuria Railway Administration Office, Fengtien Prov.; Consul-Gen. Vladivostok; Dir. Educ. Adm. Bureau, Harbin 1927; Dir. N. M. R. Adm. Bureau; Supt. same; Chief Dir. N. M. R. 1932-35. Address: c/o Communications Dept., Hsinking. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Li Shou-hsin 李守信** Lt.-Gen.; Comdr. First Army of Inner Mongolia; Bannerman of East Tumet Banner of Josoto League, Inner Mongolia; Vice-Chairman Mongolia Autonomous Commn. since 1938; b. 1892, Chaoyang-hsien, Jehol Prov., Manchuria; Career: defeated Ki Hung-chung's Army and conquered North Chahar, 1932; Chief Executive East Chahar Spec. Autonomous Dist. since foundation of Manchoukuo. Address: Changchiakou (Kalgan), Mongolia. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Liang Hung-chih 梁鴻志** Chairman Admin. Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; Mem. Fed. Com. of Renovation & Prov. Govts. of China; b. 1882, Fukien Prov., China. Career: grad. Peking Univ.; entered Peking government service; Councillor and Chief Secr. Govt. Council 1918; after the failure of Ankwo Clique, escaped to Japanese Emb. in Peking; Chief Secr. Executive Council under Tuan Chi-jui 1924; Mem. Gen. Committee for Oriental Cultural Undertakings 1925; stayed in Tientsin after the failure of Tuan Chi-jui 1926; political debating Mem. of Ankwo Army 1927; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar. 1938; concurrently Communications Min. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Lien Yu 廉隅** Vice-Min. For Affairs Dept. Renovation Govt. of China since Apr. 1938; b. 1886 Kiangsu Prov., China. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. Japan; Judge Supreme Court; Pres. Chekiang and Chihli High Courts; later called to the bar at Tientsin. Address: Foreign Affairs Dept., Nanking, China. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Lin Chi 林啓** Pres. Manchoukuo Supreme Court since 1932; b. 1884, Minhou-hsien Fukien Prov. China. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. Tokyo; Dir. Bureau of Special Sch. Affairs, Education Dept., China 1912; Pres. High Court, Peking. Address: Supreme Court, Hsinking. — p. 995 ([scan part 1, leaf 1056](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1056/mode/1up))

**Lindstrom, Bernhard D** District Mgr. Manchoukuo & North China Nipponophone Co. Ltd.; b. May 1899, Kobe; s. of H. Lindstrom, missionary; m. Ernestine Gardiner. Address: c/o Nipponophone Co., Ltd. 212 Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Liu En-ko 劉恩格** Chief Secr. Legislative Council, Manchoukuo; b. 1891, Liaoyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Mukden Law Coll.; studied law in Japan; Chief, Hsingho-tao, Tsitsihar 1921. Address: Legislative Council, Hsinking. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Lloyd, Eric Edwin Longfield** M.C., V.D.; Lieut. Col.; Australian Govt. Commr. and Repr. in Japan; b. Sept. 13, 1890, Sydney, Australia. Career: entered Australian Govt. Service; Adv. Australian Eastern Mission (headed by Sir John Latham) which visited Japan 1934; Australian Trade Commr. in Japan 1935-37; present post since 1937. Address: 8 Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Lo Chen-yu 羅振玉** See 1938 issue. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Lohmus, Alexander** Acting Consul of Esthonia at Harbin; b. Dec. 10, 1897, Tartu, Esthonia. Address: 11 Fifth Linie, Harbin. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Lu I-wen 呂宜文** Manchoukuo Min. to Germany since Aug. 1938; Career: Editor Taitung Daily, Dairen; Dir. Com. Affairs Bureau Foreign Dept. 1932-35; Secr. to Prime Minister; Gov. Tunghua Prov. Address: Manchoukuo Legation, Berlin, Germany. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Lu Jung-huan 呂榮寰** Manchoukuo Minister of Industry; b. 1890, Fushun, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Kiangsu Law Coll.; Vice-Pres. Mukden Assembly; sent to Washington Conf. as Rep. Three Eastern Provs. 1923; went to Russia 1923; Chairman Soviet-Chinese Conf. & Mukden-Soviet Conf.; Pres. Chinese Eastern Ry. 1924; Gov. Chinese Eastern Ry. 1927-29; Mayor of Harbin & Gov. North Manchuria Spec. Dist. 1932-34; Pinkiang Prov. Dec. 1934-May 1935; Civil Affairs Min. 1935-37; Fin. Min. May 1937. Address: Dept. of Ind., Hsinking. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Ma Liang 馬良** Gov. Shantung Prov. China; b. 1875 Chingyuan, Hopeh Prov., China. Career: grad. Pehyang Mil. Sch.; Comdr. 47th Brig.; Mil. Gov. of Tsinan; Comdr. 2nd Frontier Defense Div.; Chairman Committee for Public Peace Preservation of Tsinan Jan. 1938; present post since Mar. 1938. Publication: "New Tactics of China". Address: Gov.'s Residence, Tsinan, China. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Ma Yung-fa 馬永發** Chinese Cons. to Shingishu since Feb. 1938; b. 1877, Nanhai-hsien, Kwantung Prov., China. Career: grad. Kwantung Nautical Sch.; apptd. Vice-Cons. to Gensan (Chosen) by the Nat. Govt. of China; participated in the foundation of Prov. Govt. of China, Dec. 1937. Address: Chinese Consulate, Shingishu, Chosen. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Machida, Chuji 町田忠治** Pres. Minseito; Advisory Councillor to Cabinet; M.P.; b. Mar. 30, 1861, Akita-ken; s. of Nagahide Machida. Career: grad. Daigaku Yobimon (now Tokyo Imp. Univ.); published magazine "Toyo Keizai Zasshi"; went to Europe; joined Bank of Japan; Yamaguchi Bank; became Dir. of same; sent to Diet 8 times from Akita-ken; Councillor, Agr. & Com. Dept.; Min. Agr. & For. Minister of Com. & Ind. 1934-36. Pres. Hochi Shimbun. Address: 73 Minami Enoki-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**MacNaughton, Hamish Colin** Hon. Consul for Greece at Kobe; merchant; b. Nov. 1885, Glasgow, Scotland; n. British; s. of late James John MacNaughton, civil engr. Career: grad. Kelvinside Acad. Glasgow; arrived in Japan 1909; Asst. Findlay Richardson & Co. Yokohama & Kobe; served in World War 1917-19; returned to Japan 1919; Hon. Vice-Cons. for Greece 1921; Cons. 1921; commenced business on his account 1924. Address: Nippon Bldg. 79 Kyo-machi, Kobe. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Macrae, Herbert Alexander** M.A., M.B.E., F.R.G.S.; Com. Secr. British Embassy Tokyo; b. 1886 at Inverness, Scotland; m. Agnes Elsie Davidson Bruce. Career: entered Consular Service in Japan 1910; served at Kobe, Hakodate, Yokohama, Shimonoseki, Oslo, Honolulu, Manila. Address: British Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Fusanosuke 前田房之助** M.P.; b. Sept. 1884, Hyogo-ken; s. of Shirobei Maeda. Career: grad. Kobe Higher Com. Sch. 1907; Mem. County Assembly; elected M.P. since 1924; Councillor Finance Dept. 1931; Parl. Vice-Min. of Com. & Ind. 1936-37. Address: 3 Shin-machi 3-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Matsunae 前田松苗** M.D.; Dir. Branch, Japan Red Cross Hospital, Osaka; b. Nov. 18, 1877, Fukui-ken; s. of Shohaku Maeda, samurai. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1904; served, Red Cross Hospital; rec'd deg. 1910. Address: 29 Nishino-cho 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Matsuoto [?]田松韻** D.E. (1930); Prof. in Architecture at Tokyo Univ. of Engrg. since 1931; b. Dec. 1880, Kyoto; s. of Shohaku Maeda, doctor. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; served Kwantung Prov. Civil Adm. Office; Engr. Kwantung Govt. 1905; Prof. Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1907; despatched to England as Commr. British-Japanese Exhibition, and later student of Educ. Dept. 1909. Address: 1040 Nippori 9-chome, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Naozo 前田直造** Dir. Manchuria Telephone & Telegraph Co.; b. Mar. 10, 1883, Mie-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Chief, Telephone Section Communications Bureau, Com. Dept.; Dir. Sendai Com. Bureau, 1927; Dir. Tokyo Com. Bureau. Address: 186 Harajuku 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Tamon 前田多門** Editorial Writer, Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; Dir. Pacific Problems Research Committee; Dir. Tokyo City Adm. Research Committee; Councillor Social Bureau Home Dept.; b. 1884 Tokyo. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Priv. Secr. to Home Minister; Asst. Mayor of Tokyo 1921-23; Govt. Delegate to Int'l Labor Conf. Geneva 1923-26. Address: 18 Hikawa-machi, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 996 ([scan part 1, leaf 1057](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1057/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Toshinari 前田利爲** Marquis; Lt.-Gen.; Comdr. 8th Div.; Mem. House of Peers; b. June 5, 1885; s. of Toshiaki Maeda and later adopted by Toshitsugu Maeda. Career: grad. Mil. Academy, Military Staff College; instructor Military Staff Coll.; studied in Germany; served British Army in World War; went to England again as Mil. Attache; Comdr. Inf. 2nd Reg. Imp. Guards Div. 1930; Comdr. Inf. 2nd Brig. 1933; Chief 4th Sec. Gen. Staff Office 1935; Dir. Mil. Staff Coll. 1936-37. Address: 8th Div. Hdqrs., Hirosaki. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Toshio 前田利男** Prop. of Watch, Jewelry, & Spectacles Store; b. Apr. 1890, Nagasaki; s. of Tsurumatsu Maeda. Career: served Army Adm. Office at Yingkow during Russo-Japanese War, 1904; grad. Chinese Language Sch. 1908, and Russian Lang. Sch. 1910; engaged in business at Vladivostok, 1912-18; opened shop at Harbin 1917; Mem. Harbin Chamber of Com. & Ind. since 1932. Address: 47 Mostowaya St., Harbin. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Maeda, Yonezo 前田米藏** M.P.; Executive Dir. Seiyu-kai; Advisory Councillor to Cabinet; b. Feb. 1882, Wakayama-ken; bro. of Shoichi Maeda. Career: grad. Tokyo Hogakuin (Law Coll.); French Dept. Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Lang.; German Dept. Doitsu Kyokai Sch.; practised at the bar; sent to Diet 7 times since 1917; Dir.-Gen. Seiyukai; Dir. Chuo Shimbun, East-India Ind. Co., Hayakawa Elec. Power Co., Keijo Elec. Ry. Co.; Pres. Legislation Bureau in Tanaka Cabinet 1927; Com. & Ind. Minister in Inukai Cabinet 1931-32; Ry. Min. in Hirota Cabinet 1936-37. Address: 28 Mikawadai-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Maezawa, Orie 前澤織衞** Mng.-Dir. Oriental Can Mfg. Co.; b. May 25, 1885, Nagano-ken; s. of Enji Maezawa. Career: grad. Fisheries Institute and entered business. Address: 199 Higashi-Osaki 3-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Maffei, Arturo** Dr. of Law and Polit. Sci.; Consul for Italy at Harbin; b. June 1883, Pinerolo, Italy; s. of Giulio Maffei, lawyer; m. Marinenette Poncet-Zbindene. Career: Consul for Italy in Cordoba, Hankow. Address: Italian Consulate 93 Sungarisky Pr., Harbin. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Magnus, Albrecht** Dr. Juris.; Correspondent for Nachrichten fuer den Aussenhandel und Eildienst GmbH.; b. July 25, 1898, Kassel; m. Sigrid, d. of Ministerialrat Bareuther-Nitze. Career: grad. Law, Econ. and Agr. Course German Univ.; Asst. Secr. of Landowners' Assn. of the Reich, Berlin 1930; Dept. of Com. & Ind. 1934; present post since arrival in Japan Mar. 1937. Address: 330 Harajuku 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Maida, Minoru 米田實** D.L.; Advisor Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; Prof. Meiji Univ.; Lecturer Tokyo Univ. of Com.; b. Dec. 11, 1878, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Oregon and Iowa State Univs.; Chief Editor Tokyo Asahi Shimbun. Address: 915 Zoshigaya 6-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Majima, Toshiyuki 眞島利行** Dr. Sc.; Dean, Sc. Coll. Osaka Imp. Univ.; Emeritus Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ.; Prof. Tokyo Engrg. Coll.; Mem. Chem. Phy. Research Inst.; b. Nov. 1874, Kyoto; s. of Toshitami Majima. Career: grad. Chem. Course, Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; studied Chemistry in England & Germany; rec'd deg. 1909; Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1910; Dean, Sc. Coll. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1930; won Imp. Academy Prize for study of Lacquer. Address: Jurakuso, Takarazuka-kogai, Hyogo-ken. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makino, Motojiro 牧野元次郎** Pres. Fudo Savings Bank; b. July 1874, Chiba-ken. Career: studied at Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; founder of present bank. Address: 16 Nakano-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makino, Ryozo 牧野良三** M.P.; Lawyer; b. May 26, 1885, Gifu-ken; s. of Ihei Makino. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Secr. Communications Supt. Bureau; Secr. to Educ. Minister; joined the bar; sent to Diet 7 times; Councillor Com. & Ind. Dept.; Parl. Vice-Min. of Com. in Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 50 Shimo-Niban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makino, Shinken 牧野伸顯** See 1936 issue. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makino, Terutoshi 牧野輝智** Dr. of Econ.; Prof. in Sci. & Finance, Waseda Univ.; Adviser, Tokyo Asahi Shimbun-sha; b. Jan. 4, 1879, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Teizo Makino; m. Kikuko Saigo, 1910. Career: Waseda Univ. apptd. Teacher, Kumamoto Com. Sch.; Official, Agr. & Com. Dept.; joined Asahi Shimbun-sha 1911, and served as Corr.; Chief, Political Econ. and Editorial Depts.; rec'd deg. (Tokyo Imp. Univ.) 1928; author of many books on econ. subjects. Address: 562 Sendagaya-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makino, Toraji 牧野虎次** B.D.; Dir. Katei-gakko (Reformatory for Boys) since 1933; b. July 3, 1871 in Nishi Oji-mura, Shiga-ken; s. of Anryu Makino; m. Shigei Sawamura. Career: grad. Doshisha, Kyoto; Yale Div. Sch., New Haven Conn.; preacher Kyoto Cong. Churches; apptd. Vice-Pres. C. E. World Union 1917-19; Councillor for Social Works at Dept. Interior Affairs, S. M. R. Co.; Osaka Pref. Gov. 1919-1933. Address: 767 Kami-Takaido 3-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makinson, George Albert** American Cons.-Gen. at Osaka since Dec. 1937; b. Mar. 18, 1887, San Francisco, Calif., U. S. A.; s. of late George H. Makinson; married. Career: Mem. of Amer. For. Service since 1909; have had various consular posts in Latin Amer. and Eur. Address: Amer. Consulate-General, Osaka. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makita, Seinosuke 牧田清之助** Dir. La Federation Equestre Imperial du Japon, Int'l Equestrian Assn., Tokyo Riding Club; b. Mar. 14, 1887, Tokyo; s. of Kiyonari Makita. Career: studied English Litt. at Waseda Univ.; became Pres. Makita Orimono G. K.; Com. Councillor Toyokuni Bank; with Count Matsudaira, founded La Federation Equestre Imperial du Japon and Int'l Equestrian Assn. Address: 10 Horie-cho 3-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 997 ([scan part 1, leaf 1058](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1058/mode/1up))

**Makita, Tamaki 牧田環** D.E.; Pres. Showa Hikoki Kogyo K. K.; Dir. Nihon Seitetsu K. K., Teikoku Fuel Ind. Co.; b. July 24, 1871, Osaka. s. of Toranojo Makita. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895; entered Mitsui Mining Co.; went to Europe & America for observation 1898; Mng.-Dir. Mitsui Mining Co. 1913; Dir. Mitsui Gomei Kaisha 1932. Address: 43 Kita-Higakubo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Makiyama, Kozo 牧山耕藏** M.P.; Pres. Nagasaki Nichi-Nichi Shimbun; b. Jan. 20, 1882, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Ishiichi Makiyama, samurai. Career: grad. Polit. & Econ. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1906; elected M.P. 7 times since 1917; Parl. Vice-Minister of Navy 1917. Address: 9 Onden 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Mandai, Junshiro 万代順四郎** Chairman Mitsui Bank; Dir. Showa Bank; b. June 1883, Tsuyama, Okayama-ken. Career: grad. Aoyama Gakuin; entered Mitsui Bank; studied abroad; Mgr. Nagoya Branch. Address: 176 Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Mano, Bunji 眞野文二** D.E. (1891); Mem. House of Peers (nominated 1927); Pres. Nihon Kogaku-kai; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo & Kyushu Imp. Univs.; b. Nov. 1861, Tokyo; s. of Hajime Mano. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo 1881; Asst. Prof. of Alma Mater 1882; studied at Glasgow Univ. 1886-89; on return home became Prof.; Judge Patents Bureau; Dir. Tech. Educ. Bureau, Educ. Dept. & Prof. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; Pres. Kyushu Imp. Univ. 1913. Address: 814 Yoyogi Hon-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Marella, Paul** S.T.D.; J.C.D.; DD; Most Rev. Titular Archbishop of Docela, Apostolic Del. to Nippon since 1933; b. Jan. 1895 at Rome, Italy; s. of Louis Marella, official, Holy See. Career: studied at Pontifical Roman Seminary, Rome; Univ. of Appolinaris; Royal Univ. of Rome; ordained priest, 1918; consecrated bishop, 1933; official of Sacred Congregation of Propaganda, Rome; Counsellor, Apostolic Del. Washington U.S.A. Address: Apostolic Delegation, 12 Shinryudo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Marshall, C. T** Merchant; b. Jan. 21, 1905, Wallasey, England; s. of G. E. Marshall, Architect. Address: c/o Produce Export Co., Ltd., Harbin. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Martin, James Victor** B.A.; M.A.; Ped. D.; Lecturer, Osaka Univ. of Com. since 1931; b. Apr. 1875, Farmington, Ill., U.S.A.; s. of Chas. M. Martin, doctor; m. Esther B. Ludwig. Career: grad. Cornell Coll. Iowa 1898; studied at Univ. of Chicago, Boston Univ., Harvard Univ., Columbia Univ. and Univ. of London; missionary work at Tientsin 1900; at Nagasaki and Kumamoto 1900-04; Teacher at Wiley High Sch. 1906-08; Asst. Prof. Dakota Wesleyan Univ. 1908-13; Prof. Coll. of the Pacific, Calif. 1913-14; Aoyama Gakuin 1914-20; Yencheng Univ. 1930-31. Address: 67 Aotani-machi 2-chome, Nada-ku, Kobe. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Maruyama, Hideya 丸山英彌** Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Bank; b. May 1880, Yamagata-ken; s. of Jiemon Ito; later adopted by Toku Maruyama. Career: grad. Law Dept. Keio Univ. 1906. Address: 10 Takane-machi, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Maruyama, Tsurukichi 丸山鶴吉** Mem. House of Peers; b. Sept. 27, 1883, Hiroshima-ken; bro. of Mokichi Maruyama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; entered Metropolitan Police Board; Dir. of Public Peace Dept.; sent to Europe & America to study police affairs, 1917; Dir. Police Affairs Bureau, Chosen Govt.; Asst.-Mayor of Tokyo 1926; Met. Police Chief 1929-31; nominated Peer, 1934. Address: 96 Owada-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Mase, Tokuzo 間瀬德造** Councillor, and Member of Board of Engineers, Mitsubishi Jukogyo K. K.; b. Nov. 1886, Aichi-ken; 2nd s. of Murajiro Mase; m. Fusa, d. of Hikokichi Shinmi. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; Chief Engrg. Dept. Mitsubishi Internal Combustion Engine Co. Ltd.; Chief Engrg. Dept. Kobe Works, Mitsubishi Shipbuilding & Engrg. Co.; pioneer maker of Japanese Diesel engine specially noted for submarine diesel engine; rendered distinguished services in introducing the L-type submarine, its building and development. Address: 66 Asagaya 5-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Mason, James Day** Mng.-Dir. Yashima Automobile Co. Ltd.; b. 1881, Nagasaki. Career: grad. Ecole d'Etoile du Matin, Tokyo; Mgr. Foreign Dept. Takata & Co.; established present firm 1925, representing Chrysler Export Corp. for the Japanese Empire. Clubs: Rotary Club, Tokyo Club. Address: 170 Harajuku 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Masuda, Giichi 增田義一** M.P.; Pres. Jitsugyo-no-Nihon-sha; Dir. Waseda Univ.; Dir. Tokyo Underground Ry. Co., Malay Gum Co., Borneo Rubber Co.; b. Oct. 21, 1869, Niigata-ken; s. of Seishiro Masuda. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; joined Yomiuri Shimbun; Editor, Economic & Financial Sec., same; established present firm 1900; Vice-Speaker, House of Rep. 1931; elected Representative 6 times. Address: 125 Hara-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Masuda, Jiro 增田次郎** Pres. Daido Elec. Power Co., Showa Electric Power Co., Tateyama Hydro-Elec. Power Co., Daido Fertilizer Co.; Dir. Kamioka Hydro-Elec. Power Co.; Chairman East Manchuria Ind. Co., Elec. Assn.; b. Feb. 1870; s. of Giemon Masuda, Shizuoka-ken. Career: Secr. to Count Shimpei Goto; once elected Representative. Address: 48 Jochi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Masuda, Takashi 益田孝** Adviser, Mitsui Gomei Kaisha; b. Nov. 1847; s. of Takayoshi Masuda, samurai. Career: apptd. Kihelnokami (Cav. Inspector) and Zohei-Gonnokami (Ordnance Inspector) of Shogunate; Vice-Pres. Senshu Kaisha; participated in establishment of Mitsui Bussan Kaisha and apptd. Pres.; Mng.-Dir. Mitsui Gomei Kaisha; created Baron for merit of his contributions to commerce. Address: 731 Itabashi, Odawara, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 998 ([scan part 1, leaf 1059](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1059/mode/1up))

**Masuda, Taro 益田太郎** Baron; Mng.-Dir. Taiwan Sugar Mfg. Co.; b. Sept 1875, Tokyo-fu; s. of Takashi Masuda. Career: grad. Com. Inst. of Antwerp, Belgium; Dir. Imp. Theater, Morinaga Confectionery Co., Chiyoda Fire Ins. Co., Nippon Brick Co., etc. Address: 15 Hirakawa-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsubara, Jun-ichi 松原純一** Gov. Bank of Chosen; b. Mar. 23, 1884, Shimane-ken; s. of Shunzo Matsubara. Career: grad. Kobe Higher Com. Sch.; Vice-Pres. Bank of Chosen; Vice-Gov. Ind. Bk. of Manchou. Address: Asahi-cho 2-chome, Keijo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsubara, Koichi 松原行一** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. & Chairman Chem. Div. Nat. Research Council; b. May 22, 1872, Nagoya; s. of Yasoichi Matsubara. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; studied at Univs. of Manchester and Berlin 1903-06; apptd. Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Prof. 1909; Dean. Sc. Fac. 1929; Emer. Prof. 1933; attended as Govt. Delegate 2nd Int'l Convention of Int'l Catalogue of Sc. Litt. London 1905, and 6th Int'l Congress of Applied Chemistry Rome 1906, as Delegate of National Research Council, General Assembly of Int'l Research Council, Brussels 1926; 7th and 11th Int'l Conf. of Union of Chemistry, Washington 1926, and Madrid 1934; 9th Int'l Congress of Chem. Madrid 1934; is mem. of several Committee of Ministry of Educ., etc. Address: 10 Komagome Akebono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsubara, Umetaro 松原梅太郎** Dir. Tumen Customs; b. 1884, Kanagawa, Japan. grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imperial University; served at Customs, Tientsin, Dairen, Shanghai and Tsingtao; present post since 1932. Address: c/o Tumen Customs, Tumen, Manchoukuo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsuda, Masayuki 松田正之** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; b. Nov. 2, 1892, Saga-ken. s. of Baron Masahisa Matsuda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1918; apptd. Judge, Marine Court of Inquiry; Secr. Colonization Bureau of Cabinet 1924; Secr. Taiwan Govt. 1931; sent to Europe, America & Africa 1930; Gov. South Sea Govt. 1932; Dir. Monopoly Bureau Chosen 1933-34. Address: 1008 Nishigahara, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsuda, Reisuke 松田令輔** Dir. Planning Bureau Gen. Affairs Board Manchoukuo State Council; b. 1900. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; entered Finance Dept.; Commr. same; Dir. Accounts Bureau 1932-36. Address: State Council Hsinking. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsudaira, Tsuneo 松平恆雄** LL. D.; Lafayette Coll.; Rutgers Coll. and Univ. of Missouri (U. S. A.); Imp. Household Minister since Mar. 1936; b. Apr. 1877, Tokyo; s. of late Katamori Matsudaira, Lord of Aizu Clan. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; attache, Embassy, London 1902; Staff, Treaty Revision 1911; 2nd Secretary Legation, Peking 1912-14; Consul-General Tientsin 1914; Chief, Diplomatic Mission in Siberia 1918; Mem. Inter-Allied Ry. Committee, Siberia 1919; Dir. Europe & America Bureau, Foreign Office 1920; Secr.-Gen. Japanese Delegation, Disarm. Conf. Washington 1921; Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs 1923; Ambassador to U. S. A. 1925-28; Delegate to Gen. Assembly League of Nations 1929 and 1930; same to London Naval Conf. 1930; same to Gen. Disarm. Conf. Geneva 1932; Amb. to England 1929-36. Address: 16 Shoto, Shibuya-ku. Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsudaira, Yorinaga 松平頼壽** Count; Pres. House of Peers since June 1937; Chairman Japan Central Sericultural Assn. since Jan. 1936; Pres. Imp. Supporters' Assn. for Soldiers, Saisei-kai (The Imperial gift foundation); Dir. Daito Bunka Kyokai; b. Dec. 1874, Tokyo; s. of Yoritoshi Matsudaira. Career: grad. Peers' School; Law Dept. Waseda Univ. 1897. Address: 15 Komagome 4-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsudaira, Yoshitami 松平慶民** Viscount; Grand Master of Ceremonies; b. Mar. 1882, Tokyo; s. of late Yoshinaga Matsudaira. Career: grad. Oxford Univ. (Balliol Coll.), England; Master of Ceremonies; K.C.V.O., C.B.E. and other foreign decorations; went to London as Chief Suite Prince Chichibu 1937. Address: 8 Fujimi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsue, Harutsugu 松江春次** Pres. South Seas Development Co.; Dir. Dai-Nippon Koku Kogyo K. K.; Executive Dir. Nanyo Takushoku K. K.; b. Jan. 10, 1876, Fukushima-ken; s. of Kyuhei Matsue. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1899; studied in Louisiana Univ.; entered Japan Sugar Mfg. Co.; Chief, Osaka Factory; established Toroku Sugar Mfg. Co. 1910; Mng.-Dir. same; Mng.-Dir. Niigata Sugar Mfg. Co. 1916; Mng.-Dir. present firm; despatched to Europe by Agr. & Com. Dep. for study 1903-06. Address: 111 Fujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Haruo 松井春生** Vice-Pres. Teikoku Fuel Ind. Co.; Dir. Nippon & Tokyo Chambers of Commerce & Industry; b. May 12, 1891, Miye-ken; s. of Bunshi Matsui. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Commr. Chiba-ken; Councillor, Legislation Bureau; Mem. Cabinet Research Bureau; Dir. Resources Bureau 1935-36; Tohoku Rehabilitation Affairs Bureau 1936; Dir. Resources Bureau of Cabinet. Address: 176 Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Iwane 松井石根** General (retired); Advisory Concillor to Cabinet; b. July 27, 1878, in Aichi-ken; s. of Takekuni Matsui. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1892; Staff Kwantung Army Hdqrs.; Chief 2nd Section Gen. Staff Office; Staff Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. 11th Div. 1929; Comdr-in-Chief Taiwan Army 1933-34; Supreme War Councillor; Comdr.-in-Chief Japanese Forces in Shanghai 1937-38. Address: 2147 Sanno 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Keishiro 松井慶四郎** Baron; Privy Councillor since 1938; b. Mar. 5, 1868; s. of Yasuzo Matsui, Osaka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1889; 3rd Secr. Legation; 2nd Secr. same; 1st Secr. same; Councillor, Foreign Office; Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs; Amb. to France 1915; Delegate, Paris Peace Conf. 1918; For. Min. 1924; Amb. to England, 1925; Mem. House of Peers 1924-38. Address: 52 Shimorokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Kenkichi 松井謙吉** Dr. Agr.; Dir. Chiba Horticultural Coll. since 1931; b. Dec. 26, 1883; s. of Tsunesaburo Matsui. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; taught at Coll. of Agr. & Forestry, Morioka and Utsunomiya 1909-23; Sch. Inspector, Dept. of Educ. 1928. Address: Matsudo-machi, Chiba-ken. — p. 999 ([scan part 1, leaf 1060](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1060/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Makoto 松井命** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. Western Air Defence Hdqrs. since 1938; b. Dec., 1883, Fukui-ken. Career: Staff Aviation Sch. and Mil. Com. Sch.; Comdr. 1st Telegraph Reg.; Sec. Chief Arms Bur. War Office; Chief 2nd Div. Mil. Tech. Dept. Address: Western Air Defence Hdqrs., Kokura. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Motooki 松井元興** See 1938 issue. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Shigeru 松井茂** D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; Vice-Pres. Police Assn. and Fire-Prevention Assn.; Dir. Japan Red Cross Society, Civil Educ. Soc. and Central Social Welfare Assn.; Adviser of Central Inst. of Police Training; b. Sept. 27, 1866, Hiroshima-shi; s. of Yurin Matsui, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1893; apptd. Police Supt.; Chief, Yotsuya Police Station; Chief, 1st, 2nd Depts. and Fire Dept., Metropolitan Police Board; Procurator, Chosen Govt.; Gov. Shizuoka-ken and Aichi-ken; sent to Europe and America for inspection of police and fire protection services; rec'd deg. 1910. Address: 3141 Oi Kashima-cho, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsui, Taizo 松井退藏** Chief Secr. Dept. of Communications of Manchoukuo; b. 1[?]03, Nagoya. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1927; entered S. M. R. Co.; Chief 3rd Sec., Ry. Bureau, Communications Dept. 1932; Secr. Privy Council 1932-36; Councillor Manchoukuo Embassy Tokyo 1936-37. Address: c/o Dept. of Communications Hsinking. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsukata, Kojiro 松方幸次郎** M.P.; Pres. Taiwan Steamship Co., Japan-Soviet Oil Co.; b. Dec. 1865; s. of late Prince Masayoshi Matsukata. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied at Oxford, Yale and Paris Univs.; Secr. to Prime Minister; Pres. Kawasaki Dockyard Co.; Special Mem. Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind.; visited U.S.S.R. on business 1932; established Matsukata Japan-Soviet Oil Co. 1933. Address: 20 Yamamoto-dori 4-chome, Kobe. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsuki, Kan-ichiro 松木幹一郎** Pres. Taiwan Elec. Power Co.; Dir. Nippon Aluminium Co.; b. Feb. 2, 1872, Ehime-ken; s. of Sohei Matsuki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; Councillor Communications Dept.; Dir. Railways Dept. Councillor Tokyo City; Dir. Elec. Bureau; Chief Dir. Yamashita Gomei Kaisha 1918; Vice-Pres. Yamashita Steamship Co.; Dir. Uraga Dock Co.; Vice-Pres. Capital Reconstruction Board. Address: 4 Shoin-cho 2-chome, Taihoku. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsuki, Tamotsu 松木侠** Chief Secr. Privy Council of Manchoukuo; Dir. Legislative Bur. of General Affairs Board of State Council; b. Mar. 1898, Yamagta-ken; s. of Kiyonao Matsuki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; joined S. M. R. Co.; apptd. Legal Adviser to Kwantung Army 1931; Dir. Legislation Bureau Manchoukuo 1932; Councillor of same 1933-35. Address: 8 Keiminro, Goshiki-gai, Hsinking. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumiya, Hajime 松宮順** Min. to Hungary since June 19[?]8; b. Mar. 1892, Shiga-ken; Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; passed Higher Civil Service Exam.; entered For. Office and served England 1916; delegate Paris Peace Conf. 1919; Mem. Execution Com. for Peace Conf. 1920; 3rd Secr. to Emb. in Eng. 1920, Leg. in Siam 1921; concurrently Cons. at Bangkok 1922; 2nd Secr. to Emb. in Germany 1924; same to Poland 1925; 1st Secr. to Emb. in Germany 1927; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. and Translation Sec. For. Office 1928; Chief Accountant 1929; Secr. Cultural Undertakings Res. Com. for China 1929. Counsellor to Emb. in Germany 1934, in Italy till 1938. Address: Japanese Legation, Budapest, Hungary. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Gaku 松本學** Mem. House of Peers; b. Dec. 28, 1886, Okayama-ken; s. of Yoshio Kawakita. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Gov. Shizuoka-ken, Kagoshima-ken, Fukuoka-ken; Dir. Social Works Bureau Home Dept.; Dir. Police Affairs Bureau 1932-34. Address: 1051 Nakanobu-cho, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Joji 松本烝治** D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; Prof. Chuo Univ.; Lawyer; b. Oct. 14, 1877, Tokyo; s. of Soichiro Matsumoto, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; Councillor, Agr. & Com. Dept.; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; went to Europe to study com. law; rec'd deg. 1910; Councillor, Legislation Bureau; Vice-Pres. S. M. R. Co.; Pres. Legislation Bureau; Pres. Kansai Univ.; joined the bar; Com. & Ind. Minister in Saito Cabinet 1934. Address: 1 of 2 Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Kazuo 松本員男** Pres. Yingkow Waterworks and Electric Co.; Pres. Yingkow Chamber of Com.; Dir. Shinko Bank; b. Nov. 1869, Tokyo. Career: grad. Tokyo Law Coll.; established Yingkow Waterworks & Electric Co. Address: 3 Yoshino-cho, Yingkow, Manchoukuo. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Kenjiro 松本健次郎** Chairman, Rumoye Ry. Co., Wakamatsu Harbor Co., Kyushu Hydro-Elec. Co., Coal Mining Assn.; Pres. Kurosaki Pottery Ind. Co.; Director Nihon Seitetsu K. K., Mitsui Trust Co., North Karafuto Mining Co.; Executive-Dir. Oriental Develop. Co.; Auditor Yasukawa Electric Works; President of Showa Coal Co.; Rep. Director Meiji Spinning Co.; b. Oct. 14, 1870, Fukuoka-ken; s. of late Baron Keiichiro Yasukawa, and later adopted by Sen Matsumoto. Career: succeeded family estate 1923. Address: 1071 Nakahara, Tobata City, Fukuoka-ken. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Kozo 松本弘造** Mng.-Dir. Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Oji Securities Co.; Dir. Karafuto Ry. Co.; b. Aug. 3, 1882, Osaka-fu; s. of Toyojiro Matsumoto. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Finance Dept.; joined Industrial Bank of Japan 1915; Dir. of same bank 1920-30; was in America and China for 4 years. Address: 27 Kitatani, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Matataro 松本亦太郎** D. Litt. (1899); Ph. D. (1900, Yale Univ.); Mem. Imp. Acad.; Prof. Nippon Women's Univ.; Dir. Inst. of Child Study; b. Sept. 15, 1865, Gunma-ken; s. of Tasuku Iino; later adopted by Kanjuro Matsumoto. Career: grad. Phil. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1893; studied Psychology in Yale Univ. U.S.A.; Prof. Tokyo Higher Nor. Sch.; Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Pres. Kyoto Muni. Paintings Coll., Kyoto Applied Fine Arts Sch.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; went to Europe & America 1918 & 1924. Address: 15 Kobinatadai-machi 2-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1000 ([scan part 1, leaf 1061](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1061/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Shimpei 松本眞平** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Nitto Flour Mills Co., Japan-Manchoukuo Flour Mills Co., Matsumoto Cereals & Fertilizer Co., Taiwan Paper Manufacturing Co., Japan-Manchoukuo Pulp Co.; Vice-President of Eastern Manchurian Rayon Pulp Mfg. Co.; Dir. Kokubo Rayon Co.; b. May 12, 1878, Saitama-ken; s. of Heizo Matsumoto, businessman. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1900. Address: 87 Kobinata-Suido-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Shun-ichi 松本俊一** Chief Personnel Sec. of For. Minister's Secretariate; b. June 1897, Kure City; Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; entered Fin. Dept. 1921; Commr. For. Office June 1921; served Jap. Office of Temp. Peace Treaty; Delegate Com. for Revision of Regulation of War Time at Hungary 1922; served Belgium 1923; Eleve-Cons. at Anveles 1925; served 3rd and 2nd Secs. For. Office; 3rd Secr. to Emb. in France 1930; Delegate Int'l Codification Congress at Hungary Feb. 1930, Int'l Aviation Com. 1930; Mem. Execution Com. of Peace Treaty 1931; Delegate 12th Congress of League of Nations Assembly 1931, Temporary Congress of League of Nations Assembly 1932; 2nd Secr. to Emb. in France 1932; Delegate 13th Congress of League of Nations Assembly 1932, Int'l Econ. Congress at London 1933; Chief 2nd Sec. Treaty Bur. For. Office 1933; Mem. Perpetual Lease Com. 1933; Chief 1st Sec. Treaty Bur. Address: Official Residence, 1 Kasumigaseki, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumoto, Tadao 松本忠雄** M.P.; Parl. Vice-Min. of Foreign Affairs; b. July 2, 1887, Nagano-ken; s. of Yaesaku Matsumoto. Career: grad. Toa Dobun Shoin 1909; Corr. Yamato Shimbun; Private Secr. to late Count Komei Kato; Asst. Mayor of Tokyo; Parl. Councillor, Foreign Office 1933-36. Address: 3 Naka 3-gokan, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Giichi 松村義一** Mem. House of Peers; b. Sept. 7, 1883, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Reizo Matsumura, farmer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Commr., Kanagawa-ken, Saga-ken, Tottori-ken; Governor, Oita-ken 1923; Dir. Police Bureau, Home Dept. 1924; nominated Peer 1926; Vice-Minister of Com. & Ind. 1931. Address: 448 Nishiokubo 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Kenzo 松村謙三** M.P.; b. Jan. 24, 1883, Toyama-ken; s. of Waichiro Matsumura. Career: grad. Polit. Econ. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1906; Corr. Hochi Shimbun; sent to Diet from Toyama-ken; Secretary to Agr. & Forestry Minister; Parl. Councillor, Agr. & Forestry Dept. 1932-34. Address: 91 Sakashita-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Kikuo 松村菊勇** Pres. Ishikawajima Shipbuilding & Engrg. Co., Ishikawajima-Shibaura Turbine Co.; Dir. Ishikawajima Aircraft Co., Jidosha Kogyo K. K.; Vice-Admiral (reserve); b. Oct. 23, 1874, Tokyo; s. of Yasutane Matsumura. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1896; sent to England & Amer.; Staff, Standing Fleet 1903; grad. Nav. Staff Coll. 1907; resided in France 1908; Comdr. "Kasuga" 1911; during World War Staff Despatched Sqn. to Pacific 1914; Nav. Attache, Emb. Paris; Captain "Tokiwa" & "Hiei"; Chief Staff 2nd Sqn.; Chief, 1st Sec. Nav. Training Dept.; Comdr. 5th Sqn.; Comdr. Chinkai Nav. Port; retired active service 1926. Address: 955 Daita 2-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Kozo 松村光三** M.P.; b. Dec. 24, 1882, Tochigi-ken; s. of late Kozo Matsumura. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1909; joined Furukawa Gomei; apptd. Chief, Purchasing Section, Furukawa Mining Co.; Dir. Dai Nippon Artificial Fertilizer Co., Asahi Elec. Industry Co.; Parl. Councillor of Com. & Ind. 1932-34. Address: 39 Hachiyama-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Noboru 松村昇** Pres. Yonei Shoten Ltd. since 1919; Acting Partner, Meiji Gomu Seizosho; b. May 5, 1881, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law College Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; joined Yonei Shoten 1909; founded Meiji Gomu Seizosho 1919. Address: 30 Shimo-Rokubancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Shin-ichiro 松村眞一郎** Member of House of Peers; b. Jan. 2, 1880, Osaka; s. of Shimpei Matsumura; m. Emi, d. of Baron Tatsuo Yamamoto. Career: Dept. Chief, Legislation Bureau; Dir. Stock-Farming Bureau, Dept. of Agr. & Com.; Dir. Com. Bureau; Dr. Fisheries Bureau; Dir. Agr. Bureau; Vice-Minister of Agr. & Forestry 1931; nominated Peer 1933. Address: 39 Kami-Niban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsumura, Shonen 松村松年** D. Sc.; D. Agr.; Emeritus Prof. Hokkaido Imp. Univ; b. Mar. 1872, Akashi City; s. of Joohei Matsumura; m. Moto. Career: grad. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1896; studied in Berlin, Germany; Prof. of Entomology, Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1902-33. Emeritus Prof. since 1933. Address: 12 Ohyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsunaga, Naokichi 松永直吉** See 1938 issue. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsunaga, Yasuzaemon 松永安左衛門** Pres. Toho Elec. Power Co., Niigata Elec. Power Co., Oigawa Elec. Power Co.; Vice-Chairman Japan Ind. Assn.; Dir. Tokyo Elec. Light Co., Oji Elec. Ry. Co.; b. Dec. 1875, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Yasuzaemon Matsunaga, brewer. Career: grad. Law Dept. Keio Univ. 1896; apptd. Mgr. Hirosaki Hydro-Elec. Co. 1906; founded Toho Elec. Power Co. 1910; established new firms of electric, gas, brick, oil, vehicles, etc. in Kyushu; Pres. Hakata Chamber of Com. & Ind. 1917; elected to Diet from Fukuoka 1917; went to Europe & Amer. to inspect ind., polit. and econ. conditions after the War 1919; Pres. Elec. Assn. 1924. Address: 367 Shimo-Ochiai, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsunami, Niichiro 松波仁一郎** D.L.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Chairman Maritime Law Assn. of Japan; Prof. and Chief, Com. Dept. Nihon Univ.; Vice-Pres. Harbor Assn. and Nav. Assn.; b. Jan. 1, 1868, Osaka-fu. s. of Niemon Matsunami. Career: studied at Doshisha Kyoto; grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1893; apptd. Code Investigation Commn.; Advisor to Navy Office on Int'l Law of War; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll. 1896; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; rec'd deg. 1901; Vice-Chairman Int'l Maritime Conf. London 1899, Paris 1900 & Gothemburg 1924. Address: 17 Naka-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1001 ([scan part 1, leaf 1062](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1062/mode/1up))

**Matsuno, Tsuruhei 松野鶴平** M.P.; Director of Seiyukai; b. Dec. 1883, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Chohachi Matsuno. Career: sent to Diet 6 times since 1920. Dir. Kikuchi Elec. Ry. Co., Nippon Dempo News Agency, Ryubunkan Publishing Co.; Parl. Vice-Minister of Home Dept. in Inukai Cabinet 1931. Address: 2 Mita Tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuoka, Junkichi 松岡潤吉** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Matsuoka Steamship Co., Matsuoka Farm Hokkaido, Kyowa Spin. Co.; Dir. Kureha Spinning Co., Tokyo Takarazuka Theatre Co., Toyoda Spin. Co.; Aud. Hokkaido Colliery & S. S. Co., Nishin Chem. Ind. Co., Hanshin Express Elec. Ry. Co.; Hon. Polish Consul in Osaka; b. Sept. 1888, Hyogo-ken; s. of Shuzo Matsuoka. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keio Univ. Address: 1611 Daiso, Ashiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuoka, Kimpei 松岡均平** Baron; D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; Adviser, Temporary Industry Rationalization Bureau; Dir. Toyo Kyokai Univ. and Kyocho-kai, etc.; b. Nov. 28, 1876, Tokyo; s. of Baron Yasuki Matsuoka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; apptd. Prof. same; Govt. Delegate, Int'l Labour Conf.; Mem. City Planning Committee and Econ. Finance Inquiry Committee; Dir. Indo-China Assn.; Dean, Toyo Kyokai Univ.; attended World Peace Conf. Sweitzerland 1914. Address: 24 Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuoka, Tadaichi 松岡忠一** Chief Educ. Investigation Dept. of Educ. Dept. since Apr. 1938; b. Feb. 5, 1881, Iwate-ken; 3rd s. of Kizo Matsuoka; married. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; Principal Morioka Pref. Agr. Sch.; Prof. Morioka Agr. Coll.; Expert Yamagata Pref. Agrl. Lab.; Prof. Miyazaki Agr. & For. Coll. 1925; Dir. same 1928; Dir. Tokyo Agr. & For. Coll. Address: Education Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuoka, Yosuke 松岡洋右** Pres. S. M. R. Co. since 1935; Advisory Councillor to Cabinet; b. Mar. 4, 1880, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Sanjuro Matsuoka. Career: went to America, 1892; grad. Oregon Law Coll. Oregon, U. S. A., 1900; eleve Consul, Shanghai; Commr. Kwantung Govt. 1906; 3rd Secr. Legation Brussels 1907, China 1908; Consul at Shanghai 1908-09; 2nd Secr., Embassy, Washington 1913; 1st Secr. same 1916; Commr. Foreign Office 1917; Secr. to Foreign Minister 1917-18; sent to Europe & America 1918; Mem. of Suite Japanese Delegation to Peace Conf. 1919; despatched to Foochow, China 1919; Consul-Gen. Canton, China 1920-21; apptd. Dir. S. M. R. Co.; Vice-Pres. same 1927-29; joined Seiyukai Party 1930; elected M.P. from Yamaguchi-ken, 1930 & 1932; despatched to Shanghai by Govt. at time of Shanghai Incident 1932; Japanese Chief Delegate to League of Nations Assembly; resigned M.P. 1933. Address: c/o S. M. R. Co., Dairen. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsushima, Junkichi 松島準吉** Mng.-Dir. Nomura Bank; Dir. Nomura Gomei Kaisha, Nomura Securities Co.; b. Apr. 1882, Miye-ken; bro. of Torakichi Matsumura. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1904; joined Sumitomo Bank; Mgr. Hankow, Shanghai & London Branches. Address: 1930 Shinotsubo, Mikage-machi, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsushima, Shikao 松島鹿夫** Dir. Commercial Bureau Foreign Office since 1936; b. Jan. 16, 1888, Hyogo-ken; s. of Sadayori Matsushima. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1912; entered Foreign Office; Secr. Emb. France 1926; Secr. Leg. Greece 1930; Mem. of Suite, Japanese Delegation to 2nd League of Nations Assembly 1921, Econ. Conf. Genoa 1922; 1st Secr. Emb. Manchoukuo 1932; Chief 1st Sec. Com. Bureau Foreign Office 1935. Address: 854 Koenji, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsushita, Gen 松下元** See 1937 issue. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuura, Chinjiro 松浦鎭次郎** Privy Councillor; b. Jan. 10, 1872, Ehime-ken; s. of Sunao Matsuura, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Secr. to Educ. Minister; Councillor, Educ. Dept.; Dir. Higher Educ. Bureau; Vice-Min. of Educ.; Pres. Kyushu Imp. Univ. Address: 49 Myogadani-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuura, Junrokuro 松浦淳六郎** Lieut.-Gen.; Intendant to Prince Kaya; b. Aug. 1884, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Torasaku Matsuura. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1904; served Russo-Japanese War; Comdr. Inf. 13th Reg.; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Mil. Training Dept.; Comdr. Inf. 12th Brig.; Dir. Personnel Bureau War Office; Dir. Mil. Inf. Sch.; Comdr. 10th Div. Address: c/o Prince Kaya's Mansion, Samban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matuyama, Motonori 松山基範** D. Sc.; Prof. and Dean Faculty of Sc., Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. Oct. 1884, Oita-ken; s. of Tengai Sumie, priest; m. Matue Matuyama. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1911; apptd. Lecturer 1913; Asst.-Prof. 1916; Prof. 1922; sent to Europe and America 1919-21; Dean Faculty of Sc. 1936-37. Address: 33 Tanaka Sekiden-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuyama, Shinjiro 松山晋二郎** Mng.-Dir. Woolen Ind. Assn.; Com. Councillor, Embassy at London; b. 1882, Nagano-ken; s. of Rokuro Nakamura. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1903; joined Nozawa-gumi, later Chugai Trading Co.; attended 4th and 5th Gen. Assemblies of Int'l Trade Conf. Stockholm 1927; Cons.-Gen. at London until 1937. Address: Japanese Embassy, London. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuyama, Tsunejiro 松山常次郎** M.P.; Reserve Engrg. Sub.-Lieut.; b. Mar. 22, 1884, Wakayama-ken; s. of Tsuneji Matsuyama. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; studied in America; served at Tokyo Pref. Office 1910; Chief Engr. Kawasa Farm & Taisho Water Utilization Assn. Chosen 1915; eleced M P. 6 times; Parl. Councillor Foreign Office 1936-37. Address: 835 Sendagaya 5-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Matsuzawa, Masato 松澤万三人** Prop. of Matsuzawa Shokai; b. Apr. 17, 188[?], Nagano-ken. Career: engaged in business of chemicals, construction materials and of plumbery work. Address: 20 Kanbu-dori, Dairen. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Mazaki, Jinzaburo 眞崎甚三郎** See 1936 issue. — p. 1002 ([scan part 1, leaf 1063](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1063/mode/1up))

**Mazeaud, Léon** Dr. Juris.; Dr. Polit. Economy; Dir. Maison Franco-Japonaise since 1936; Prof. l'Universite de Grenoble; b. Mar. 1900 at Linnoges, France; s. of Felix Mazeaud, Councillor Court of Cassation. Career: Received degree of Dr. Juris. 1921; Dr. Polit. Economy 1924; advocate Court of Appeals, Lyon 1919-1925; Appt. Prof. Univ. Grenoble 1928; titular Prof. same 1930; titular Prof. of Com. Law same 1930. Address: Maison Franco-Japonaise, 3, Surugadai 2-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**McLane, Paul Vernon** Canadian Govt. Trade Commr. at Kobe; b. June 1901, Union Bay, B.C., Canada; n. British; s. of C. A. McLane. Career: grad. Univ. of British Columbia Vancouver, B.C. (B.A.); Univ. of Calif. Berkeley, U. S. (M.A.); Com. Intelligence Service, Dept. of Trade & Com. Ottawa 1928. Address: P. O. Box 230 Kobe. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**McSparran, Joseph LeRoy** M. D.; b. Apr. 1884, North Carolina, U. S. A.; n. American; s. of James Erasmus McSparran, Clergyman. Career: grad. Virginia Public Sch.; Randolph-Macon Acadmey; Randolph-Macon Coll.; Medical Univ. Richmond, Va.; Medical Sch. Vienna Univ.; hospital and private practice in Virginia 5 years; 19 years practice in Japan. Address: 7 Nihon Odori, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Meissner, Hans-Otto** Dr. Jur.; Attache, German Embassy Tokyo since 1937; b. June 1909 at Strassburg (Alsatia); s. of Dr. Otto Meissner, Minister of State, Chief Presidential Chancery German Fuhrer. Career: studied at Heidelberg Göttingen, Cambridge Trinity Coll., Grenoble, Lausanne; entered Foreign Service 1934; served at Embassy, London and Foreign Office, Berlin; served Army, promoted Lieut. of Res. Address: German Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Meissner, Kurt** Pres. German East Asiatic Soc., Tokyo; Pres. K. K. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya & Hsinking; b. Mar. 1885, Hamburg; n. German. Career: served in Japan 1906, since then actively concerned in trade business between Germany and Japan; Partner in the following firms; G. K. Kenzaisha, Tokyo & Osaka; P. Schmitz & Co., Tokyo; Chien Hsin Engrg. Co., Shanghai, Hongkong; author of several books regarding Japanese grammar and things Japanese. Address: 5861 Oi Kaneko-machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Melchior, Henri Georges Paul** Mng.-Dir. Teikoku Sanso K. K.; Agent for "L-Air Liquide" in Japan, China and Manchoukuo; Hon. Consul for Belgium; b. Feb. 1892, Paris; n. French; s. of Jules Melchior, Vice-Admiral; married. Career: Capitaine de Corvette de reserve. Address: 23 Nakayamate-dori 5-chome, Kobe. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Mendoza, Juan R** Major; Peruvian Military Attache in Tokyo; b. Aug. 1902; m. Lima. Career: Sub-Lieut. 1924; Captain 1928; Major 1934. Address: 50 Aoyama Minami-cho 1-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Merrell, George R** A.B.; American Consul at Harbin; b. July 13, 1898; s. of George R. Merrell, Sr., Wholesale druggist; married. Career: 3rd Secr. Emb. Hague; Charge d'Affaires a. i. Port-au-Prince, Haiti; 2nd Secr. Emb. Paris, Tegucigalpa, Honduras and Panama; 2nd Secr. Dept. of State 1931-35; 1st Secr. Emb. Peking. Address: American Consulate-General, Harbin, Manchoukuo. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Metzger, Ferdinand Joseph** Journalist and Foreign Trade Delegate; b. Sept. 1894, Budapest; n. Hungarian; s. of late Ferdinand Joseph Metzger. Career: studied Catholic Theol. and Oriental lang. at Pázmány Univ. Budapest 1914; Lecturer on Japanese Lang. and Litt. at Royal Hungarian Oriental Acad. Budapest 1916; served Foreign Office Austro-Hungarian Monarchy; Examiner "Dolmetsch School" (Mil. Interpreter Service) Imp. & Roy. Austro-Hungarian Army Hdqrs. 1918; Sworn English Interpreter Royal Courts of Justice Budapest 1921; Secr. and Interpreter of Imp. Japanese Consulate in Budapest 1922; Secr. "Commission de la Delimitation de la Frontiére" Japanese Delegation 1923; came to Japan as Corr. for Hungarian newspapers 1929; Corr. for Hungarian Official Press Agency, Agence Telegraphique Hongroise S.A. 1931; Delegate Hungarian Foreign Trade Office; Spec. Corr. "Corriere Della Sera" in Milano 1936. Address: 354 Moto-machi, Honmoku, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Miao Pin 繆斌** Dir. Central Public Guidance Dept. Hsin-min-kai (Govt. Assn. of Public Welfare); b. 1889, Chiangsu, China; Career: grad. Elec. Engrg. Coll., Nanyang Univ. of Shanghai; Dir. Civil Affairs Bur. of Kiangsu Prov. Govt., 1927-30; Mem. 4th Executive Committee of National Party, 1931; present post since Jan., 1938. Address: Hsinmin-kai, Peking, China. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Mikami, Sanji 三上參次** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. Spec. Imp. Household Editorial Bureau; Mem. House of Peers; Mem. Compiling Bureau of Historical Materials of Meiji Restoration; b. Sept. 28, 1865, Himeji; s. of Teisuke Koda; later adopted by Katsuaki Mikami. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; apptd. Lecturer Tokyo Women's Higher Normal Sch. 1892; Prof. same; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dean Litt. Coll. same; rec'd deg. 1899; resigned 1926. Address: 169 Komagome Hayashi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Mike, Kazuo 三毛一夫** See 1937 issue. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Mikimoto, Kokichi 御木本幸吉** Prop. Mikimoto Pearl Store; b. Jan. 1858, Miye-ken; s. of Otokichi Mikimoto. Career: invented cultivated pearl and engaged in its export throughout world; awarded Supreme Hon. Grand Medal at St. Louis Exhibition Paris; elected Peer 1924; made inspection tour of Europe & America. Address: 2 Ginza 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Miller, Lewis S. G** A.B.; D.D.; Missionary; b. Aug. 1881, Salem, Virginia, U.S.A.; s. of Lewis G. M. Miller; m. Martha Meta Harder. Career: grad. Roanoke Coll. Va. 1901; Phila. Theol. Sem. 1907; came to Japan 1907; since 1920 Dean of Kyushu Gakuin. Address: Kyushu Gakuin, Kumamoto. — p. 1003 ([scan part 1, leaf 1064](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1064/mode/1up))

**Milward, Reginald S** Teacher at 8th Higher Sch.; b. Apr. 1911, Cardiff, England; s. of W. Courtnay Milward, doctor. Address: 13 Nakayama-cho 5-chome, Showa-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minabe, Choji 三邊長次** Dep. Mayor of Tokyo; b. 1886, Toyama-ken; s. of Chozaburo Minabe Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Councillor Home Dept.; Secr. Home Dept.; Chief Executive Sec. Pref. Bureau Home Dept.; Gov. Yamanashi-ken, Okayama-ken; Dir. Civil Engrg. Bureau Home Dept; Gov. Miyagi-ken, Aichi-ken; Vice-Educ. Min. 1934-36. Address: 15 Setagaya 1-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minakawa, Haruhiro 皆川治廣** Repr. Dir. Kienkuo Univ. of Machoukuo since Apr. 1938; Adv. Autonomous Assn. of Asia; b. Mar. 1875, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Hiroo Minakawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; entered Justice Dept.; attached to 4th Army Hdqrs. during Russo-Japanese War; Judge, Osaka, Kokura, Tokyo Local Courts; attended Int'l Criminal Law Conf. Brussels 1910; studied in France, Germany, and Switzerland 1910-13; Secr. Justice Dept.; Public Procurator, Supreme Court; Dir. Personnel Bureau Justice Dept.; Chief Public Procurator, Hiroshima and Nagoya Appeal Courts; Vice-Minister of Justice in Saito Cabinet 1932-34; Pres. Tokyo Court of Appeal. Address: 42 Miyamura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minakawa, Toyoji 皆川豊治** Dir. Gen. Affairs Dept. of Central Hdqrs. of Kyowa-kai (Manchoukuo Concordia Assn.) since 1938; b. 1896, Yamagata-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ 1920; entered Justice Dept.; Public Procurator Sendai Local Court, Tokyo Public Procurator's Office; Chief Secr. and Dir. Personnel & Decoration Bur. Manchoukuo State Council 1933-34; Chief Gen. Affairs Dept. Chinchow Prov.; Chief Gen. Affairs Bureau Dept. of Educ.; Dir. Educ. Bureau People's Welfare Dept. Address: Kyowa-kai Chuo Hombu, Hsinking. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minami, Hiroshi 南弘** Privy Councillor since 1936; b. Oct. 1869, Toyama-ken; s. of Kakuhei Iwama, and later adopted by Heikichi Minami. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Secr. of Cabinet; Gov. Fukuoka-ken; Vice-Minister of Educ.; Gov.-Gen. of Taiwan 1932; Communications Min. in Saito Cabinet 1932-34; Mem. House of Peers. Address: 6 Sakaedori 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minami, Jiro 南次郎** Gen. (reserve); Gov.-Gen. of Chosen; b. Aug. 10, 1874, Oita-ken; s. of Kihei Minami. Career: grad. Military Acad. 1895; Mil. Staff Coll. 1903. Instructor, Mil. Staff Coll.; same, Naval Staff Coll.; same Mil. Cavalry Sch.; Comdr. Cavalry 13th Reg.; Pres. Mil. Cav. Sch.; same, Mil. Acad., Comdr. 16th Division; Vice-Chief, General Staff; War Minister in Wakatsuki Cabinet 1931; Supreme War Councillor; Ambassador to Manchoukuo 1934-36. Address: Gov.-Gen.'s Residence, Keijo, Chosen. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minami, Kanji 南完爾** Pres. Taihei Fire Ins. Co., Toyo Fire Ins. Co., Tokyo Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. Dai-Ichi Fire Ins. Co., Yasuda Bldg. Co.; Chairman Fire Ins. Assn. since 1938; b. Jan. 1881, Oita-ken; s. of Takaji Minami. Career: grad. Law Dept. Kwansai Univ. 1901; entered Chiyoda Life Ins. Co.; promoted to Chief, Kyoto Branch & Research Dept., same; invited by Yasuda Hozensha as Councillor 192[?]; Dir. & Mgr. Tokyo Fire Ins. Co.; Mng.-Dir. same 1925; Vice-Pres. same 1931; Pres. same 1931. Address: 555 Koenji 4-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minami, Kunzo 南薰造** Oil Painter; Mem. Imp. Acad. of Arts; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch.; b. July 1883, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Dr. Keizo Minami. Career: grad. Western Painting Dept. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1907; studied in England 2 years; in France 2 years; visited Italy; won 2nd Prizes in Educ. Dept. Fine Arts Exhibitions. Address: 263 Hyakunin-machi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minegishi, Yonezo 峰岸米造** Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Lecturer, Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sc.; b. Jan. 1870, Gunma-ken; s. of Kurazo Minegishi. Career: Teacher, Tokyo Pref. Normal Sch. 1894; Maebashi Middle Sch. 1897; Tokyo Higher Normal Sch. 1898. Address: 1345 Ikebukuro 3-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Mineta, Kyuzo 嶺田丘造** Dir. Finance Bureau Taiwan Govt.-Gen. since Feb. 1936; b. Sept. 17, 1887, Aichi-ken; s. of Kyugoro Mineta. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered Fin. Dept.; Commr. Revenue Supt. Bureau; Commr. Customs House; Dir. Nagasaki Customs; Dir. Kumamoto Revenue Supt. Bureau; Dir. Nagoya Revenue Supt. Bureau 1934-36; made inspection tour of Europe & China. Address: c/o Taiwan Govt.-Gen. Taihoku. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minobe, Tatsukichi 美濃部達吉** See 1936 issue. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Minoike, Tatsuo 御影池辰雄** Dir.-Gen. Manchoukuo Home Office since 1937; b. Feb. 1892, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Tomokuni Minoike. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Govt. service; Secr. & Chief Educ. Dept. Hiroshima-ken; Chief Adm. Office Dairen 1929-35; Chief Police Sec. Kwantung Bureau 1935; Gov. Kwantung Prov. 1936-37. Address: Home Office, Hsinking Manchoukuo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Mishima, Michiharu (Shodo) 三島通陽** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; Dir. Boy Scouts of Japan; b. Jan. 1, 1897, Tokyo; s. of late Yataro Mishima, Peer. Career: grad. Peers' Sch.; Secr. Count Makino, Envoy at Peace Conf.; Japanese Delegate of Scouts to 2nd Jamboree, Copenhagen, Denmark; elected Peer 1931; Comdr. Boy Scouts tour to Manchoukuo 3 times in 1931, 1932 and 1933; same to Shanghai 1932. Address: 775 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Mishiro, Akio 三城晃雄** Councillor Manchoukuo Leg. in Rome since 1938; b. in Kumamoto-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1925; served Tumen Customs, Manchoukuo; Dir. Hsinking Customs of same till 1938. Address: Manchoukuo Legation, Rome, Italy. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Mita, Sadanori 三田定則** M.D.; Pres. Taihoku Imp. Univ.; b. Jan. 1876, Morioka; s. of Shunjiro Mita, Physician. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; apptd. Asst. Prof. of same; sent to Germany and France for study; rec'd deg. 1914; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. & Dean Med. Coll. of present Univ. Address: Taihoku Imp. Univ, Taihoku. — p. 1004 ([scan part 1, leaf 1065](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1065/mode/1up))

**Mitani, Ichiji 三谷一二** Adv. Mitsubishi Co.; Aud. Furukawa Elec. Co.; Dir. Chosen Anthracite Co.; Japan Aluminium Co.; b. Oct. 22, 1871, Hiroshima-ken; s of Keiichiro Mitani. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com.; entered Mitsubishi Co. 1896; Mgr. Shanghai, Nagasaki and Karatsu Branches; Mgr. Coal Dept. Tokyo Head Office; when Mitsubishi Mining Co. was established in 1918, was elected Mng. Dir. then Chairman; Mng.-Dir. Japan Ind. Assn., etc. Address: 255 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitani, Kiyoshi 三谷清** Vice-Governor Kirin Prov. Manchoukuo since 1936; b. 1887, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1909; Gendarmerie captain 1920; Comdr. Mukden Detachment, Japanese Gendarmerie 1931; Commr. Fengtien Prov. 1932; Chief, Police Dept, Fengtien Prov. 1934-36; Chief Gen. Affairs Dept. Kirin Prov. 1936-37. Address: Kirin Prov. Office, Kirin. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitani, Takanobu 三谷隆信** Dir. Treaty Bur. For. Office; b June 1892, Kyoto-fu; Career: passed Higher Civil Service Exam. 1916; grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Home Office 1917; Headman Numakuma-gun, Hiroshima-ken 1919; Commr. For. Office 1919; served Jap. Office of Temporary Peace Conf. 1920; delegate 1st and 2nd Conf. of League of Nations Assembly at Geneva; 3rd. Secr. to Emb. in Paris 1921; delegate Wash. Conf. 1921; Mem. Executive Com. of Peace Conf. 1923; delegate Int'l Conf. for Discipline of Arms and Ammunitions at Geneva 1925; 2nd Emb Secr. June 1925; delegate Int'l Hygienic Conf. at Paris 1926; Chief 3rd. Sec. Treaty Bur. For. Office 1927; Chief Personnel Sec. 1930; 1st Secr. to Emb. in Paris 1934; Japan's Repr. to Int'l Aeronautical Committee Aug. 1934. Address: c/o Nagao, 9 Hikawa-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitsuda, Ryotaro 密田良太郎** D.E.; Dir. Electro-Technical Lab. Communications Dept; Engrg. Imp. Household Dept.; Prof. Waseda Univ.; b. Mar. 19, 1885, Toyama; s. of Seizo Mitsuda. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; apptd. Engr. Com. Dept. 1913; went to Amer. & Eng. to study electricity 1914. Address: 1289 Higashiterao, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitsuhashi, Shinzo 三橋信三** Chairman, Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ryoka Warehouse Co.; Kyodo Express Co.; Sankyo Mercantile Marine Co.; Dir. Wakamatsu Harbour Works Co.; Pres. Japan Warehouse Assn.; b. Apr. 1876; s. of Takejiro Mitsuhashi, Tokyo. Career: Pres. Hiroshima Mercantile Marine Sch.; Engr Hiroshima-ken; served in Russo-Japanese War. Address: 60 Gotanda 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitsui, Morinosuke 三井守之助** Dir. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; Mitsui Mines Ltd.; b. Jan. 1875, Kyoto; bro. of Motonosuke Mitsui and later adopted by Tokujiro Mitsui. Career: grad. Yokohama Com. Coll.; entered Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; served at London Branch; Pres. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. Address: 1 Nagasaka-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitsukuri, Shinroku 箕作新六** D. Sc.; Chief Chemical Ind. Station of Fushun Colliery, S. M. R. Co. b. Sept. 1893, Tokyo; s. of Prof. Kakichi Mitsukuri. Career: grad. Chemical Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. in Chem. at Tohoku Imp. Univ. Address: c/o Fushun Colliery, Fushun. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitsukuri, Shukichi 箕作秋吉** Chemist; Composer; b. Oct. 1895, Tokyo; s. of Prof. Gempachi Mitsukuri. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; studied in Europe 1921-25; Physical Chem. at Kaiser Wilhelm Research Inst. Berlin; educated Musical Composition by George Schumann; served Nav. Tech. Research Inst.; founded Japanese Contemporary Composers' Assn. 1930; Japanese Secr. of Japanese Sec. of Int'l. Soc. for contemporary music. Address: Naval Club, Hiratsuka, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitsumaki, Toshio 三卷俊夫** Mng.-Dir. Taiwan Warehouse Co.; Dir. Taiwan Stone Co., Tokai Motor-car Transportation Co.; b. Sept. 23, 1879, Himeji; s. of late Major-General Hiroyoshi Mitsumaki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1904; joined Bank of Taiwan. Address: 8 Tsukiji-cho 1-chome, Taihoku. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Mitsunaga, Hoshio 光永星郎** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha; b. July 24, 1866, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Yuki Mitsunaga. Career: Corr. Osaka Mainichi Shimbun; established Nippon Kokoku K. K.; changed the name of firm to Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha; Mng.-Dir. same; went to America & Europe for investigation 1921. Address: 19 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Miura, Ihachiro 三浦伊八郎** Dr. of Forestry; Prof. Forest Chem. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Apr. 13, 1885, Wakayama-ken; s of Yasujiro Miura. Career: grad. Forestry Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; studied 2 years in Europe & America; Lecturer Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; Prof. 1926. Address: 17 Sakuragaoka-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Miura, Kinnosuke 三浦謹之助** M.D.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Commr. Imp. Household Dept.; Pres. Doai Memorial Hospital; b. Mar. 1864, Fukushima-ken; s. of Dosei Miura. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1887; studied in Berlin, Marburg, Heidelberg and Paris Univs. 1890; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895; Mem. Imp. Acad. 1906; accompanied Prince Saionji to Europe 1918; attended the Crown Prince to Europe 1921. Address: 3 Jinbo-cho 3-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Miura, Mannosuke 三浦萬之助** Author; Univ. Prof.; b. Nov. 1903, Aomori-ken. Career: grad. Litt. Coll., Kyushu Imp. Univ. 1931. Literary Works in Japanese: 'History of Christian Martyrdom,' 'Treaties on Modern Literary Thought,' 'Treaties on Outline of Theatrical Performance,' etc. Address: 13 Kayaba-cho 2-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Miura, Naohiko 三浦直彦** Gov. Kwantung Prov. since Mar. 1928; b. Mar. 31, 1898, Wakayama-ken; adopted s. of Komanosuke Miura; married. Career: grad. French Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; entered govt. service; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. and Chief Secr. Gov.'s Secretariate of Tokyo-fu; Chief Health Sec. Sanitation Bur. of Home Office; Dir. Educ. Affairs Bur. Tokushima-ken 1932; Chief Civil Admn. Board, Kwantung Govt. and Educ. Commr. Japanese Emb. in Manchoukuo. Address: Kwantung Prov. Office, Dairen. — p. 1005 ([scan part 1, leaf 1066](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1066/mode/1up))

**Miura, Un-ichi 三浦運一** M.D ; Sc. D.H.; Prof. Manchuria Medical Coll.; b. Mar. 1896, Kobe; s. of Koya Miura, Doctor. Address: 17 Inaba-cho, Mukden. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miwa, Zenbei 三輪善兵衛** Pres. Marumiya; Dir. Chichibu Cement Co., b. May 11, 1871, Tokyo; s. of Zembei Miwa. Career: studied Chinese Classics in his private sch.; succeeded father's position; engaged in mfg. "Mitsuwa" toilet soap and other toilet goods. Address: 17 Nakarokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyagawa, Hyakutaro 三宅川百太郎** Dir. N. Y. K.; Adviser Mitsubishi Co.; b. June 23, 1869, Ehime-ken; s. of Seizaburo Miyagawa. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1892; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; Mgr. Hankow, Shanghai, Wakamatsu and Moji Branches; Chief Shipping Dept. and Oriental Dept.; Spec. Mem. Yokohama Chamber of Co. & Ind. Address: 25 Showa-dori 2-chome, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyagawa, Yoneji 宮川米次** M.D.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Gov. Inst. for Infectious Diseases; b. Feb. 4, 1885, Aichi-ken; s. of late Sukeemon Miyagawa; m. Yasuko. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; Prof. same 1927; Dir. Infectious Disease Inst. 1934. Address: 78 Kamifujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyagi, Otogoro 宮城音五郎** D.E ; Dean, Engrg. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ.; b. Aug. 188[?], Saitama-ken; s. of Tojiro Miyagi, landowner; married. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; apptd. Prof. Sendai Higher Tech. Sch. 1909; studied Mechanical Engrg. in England and America 1919-20; again went to Europe and America for study 1930. Address: 28 Kitayoban-cho, Sendai. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyajima, Seijiro 宮島清次郎** Pres. Nisshin Spinning Co.; Pres. Kokusaku Pulp Ind. Co. since Apr. 1938; b. Jan. 20, 1879; s. of Shotaro Kobayashi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; Mem. Tokyo Muni. Assembly. Address: 10 Isarago-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyake, Koji 三宅康次** D. Agr. (1915); Prof. Agr. Coll. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. since 1918; b. Jan. 1882, Tokyo; s. of Yasumasa Miyake, official; m. Yuko Nishio. Career: grad. Sapporo Agr. Coll. 1905; Asst. Prof. Agr. Coll. Tohoku Imperial Univ. 1908; studied Agrl. Chem. in America 1914-17; despatched to Europe & Amer. 1927-28; Dean, Agr. Coll. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1934-36. Address: 2 Kita Sanjo Nishi 18-chome, Sapporo, Hokkaido. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyake, Tetsuichiro 三宅哲一郎** Minister to Chile; b. Sept. 11, 1888, Wakayama-ken; s. of Shin-ichiro Miyake. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1912; apptd. Elève-Consul, Councillor, Foreign Office; Chief, 3rd Sec. Treaty Bureau; 1st Secr. of Legation; Consul-Gen. Batavia 1927; Calcutta 1933-36. Address: c/o Japanese Legation, Santiago, Chile. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyake, Yujiro (Setsurei) 三宅雄二郎** Cultural Critic; D. Litt.; b. May 1860, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Tsunenori Miyake. Career: grad. Phil. Course, Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1883; Asst. Prof. same; Lecturer, Tokyo Tech. Sch.; published "Japan & Japanese" with Juko Shiga; went to Europe, America and South Sea Islands. Address: 554 Toyogi Hatsudai, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyama, Kisaburo 三山喜三郎** D.E.; b. June 1873, Chiba-ken; s. of Atsutoshi Miyama. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; went to England, Germany and America to study Applied Chem. Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Central Chem. Lab. Govt.-Gen. of Chosen; Pres. Keijo Higher Tech. Sch.; Engr. & Chief Chem. Elec. Dept. Patent Bureau until 1936. Address: 37 Kita-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyamoto, Yuichiro 宮本雄一郎** M.P.; Tea Producer; b. Sept. 1877, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Shohei Miyamoto, farmer. Career: Pres. Shizuoka-ken Pref. Assembly 1923 and 1927; Dir. Shizuoka-ken Tea Assn. since 1924; Japan Tea Promotion Committee since 1925; sent to Diet from Shizuoka-ken 1932, 1936, 1937. Address: Asahina-mura, Ogasa-gun, Shizuoka-ken. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyazaki, Katsutaro 宮崎勝太郎** Councillor, Embassy, France; b. Apr. 16, 1892, Ehime-ken; s. of Shinjiro Miyazaki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Com. & Ind. Bureau, Agr. & Com. Dept.; Secr. Foreign Office; Secr. of Embassy; Chief, 1st Sec. Europe & American Bureau 1926; 1st Secr. Embassy, Paris 1932; 1st Secr. Emb. London 1934-36; Councillor Emb. Turkey. Address: Japanese Embassy, Paris, France. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyoshi, Manabu 三好學** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Academy; b. Dec. 1861, Tokyo; s. of Tomoe Miyoshi. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1889. studied Botany in Germany; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895; Dir. Attached Botanical Garden, 1922. Address: 10 Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Miyoshi, Shigemichi 三好重道** Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Co., Ltd; b. Feb. 15, 1871; s. of Taizo Miyoshi, Peer. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1895; served Kyushu Ry. Co.; toured Europe & Amer. to study transportation business; joined Mitsubishi Firm 1908. Address: 57 Ichigaya Nakano-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Mizoguchi, Naosuke 溝口直亮** Count; Major-Gen. (Reserve); Mem. House of Peers; b. Apr. 11, 1878; s. of Count Naomasa Mizoguchi. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1898; apptd. Artillery Sub.-Lieut.; grad. Mil. Staff Coll.; Chief Art. Sec. War Office; Mem. Mil. Tech. Committee; attached to Divisions at Hiroshima, Zentsuji, Utsunomiya and Nagoya; fought in Russo-Japanese War; elected Peer 1924; Councillor, War Office 1925; Parl. Vice-Minister of War 1929-30. Address: 164 Onden, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Mizuno, Hironori 水野廣德** Retired Captain (Navy); Author; b. Oct. 24, 1877, Matsuyama; s. of Mitsuyuki Mizuno. Career: grad. Nav. Acad.; went to Europe & Amer. for inspection during World War; to Germany after the War. Address: 143 Kamiuma, Komazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1006 ([scan part 1, leaf 1067](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1067/mode/1up))

**Mizuno, Rentaro 水野鍊太郎** D.L ; Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Parliamentary System Investigation Committee since 1938; b. Jan. 10, 1868, Tokyo; s. of Ryuzaburo Mizuno, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1892; apptd. Councillor, Home Dept. 1894; Secr. to Home Minister; Dir. Shrine Bureau and Engrg. Bureau; Vice-Minister of Home Affairs; Home Minister 3 times; Educ. Minister 1927-28; accorded treatment of a minister. Address: 61 Shirokane Saru-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mochizuki, Keisuke 望月圭介** M.P.; b. Feb. 27, 1867, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Tonosuke Mochizuki; adopted by Shunkichi Mochizuki. Career: studied Law, Economics and Politics at Kogyokusha, Kyoritsu Gakko and Meiji English Language Sch.; engaged in mining industry; sent to Diet 12 times since 1898; Councillor, Agr. & Commerce Dept. in Hara Cabinet; Communications Minister in Tanaka Cabinet 1927; Home Minister 1929-30; Com. Minister 1935-36. Address: 307 Harajuku 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Moniwa, Chujiro 茂庭忠次郎** D E.; Pres. Eisei Kogaku Kyokai; b. June 16, 1880, Sendai; s. of Kosei Moniwa. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; Chief Engr. Nagoya Municipal Water Works; Lecturer Nagoya Higher Tech. Sch.; Engr. Home Dept.; Engr. Reconstruction Bureau 1924; rec'd deg. 1919; went to Europe & America 1919. Address: 323 Arai-machi, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Moore, L. W** M.A.; B.D.; Missionary; b May 1898, Osaka; s. of J. Wallace Moore; m. Grace Eagleton. Career: Pastor at Caddo, Okla , U.S.A. 1922-24; Japan Mission of S. P. Ch. 1924. Address: Niban-cho, Asahi-machi, Toyohashi. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mori, Gennosuke 森源之助** Mng.-Dir. Isorite Kogyo Co.; b Sept. 1876, Kyoto; s. of Gembei Mori. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; apptd. Kobe Branch Mgr. Sumitomo Warehouse Co ; Business Mgr. Sumitomo Steel Works; Mgr. Sheet Glass Co. 1923-27; Auditor, Sumitomo Fertilizer Sumitomo Wakamatsu Colliery Office; Mng.-Dir. Japan Co. 1927-31. Address: 83 Tezukayama Naka 1-chome, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mori, Hajime 森肇** M.P.; b. 1873, Nagasaki-ken. Career: grad. Polit. & Econ. Dept. Tokyo Senmon Gakko; started life as journalist; Corr. Nagasaki Shimpo, Nagasaki Nichi-Nichi Shimbun; Editor Nagasaki Shimbun; elected M.P. 5 times; Parl. Councillor Agr. & Forestry Dept. 1934-36. Address: 76 Nakakojima-cho, Nagasaki. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mori, Heibei 森平兵衛** Mem. House of Peers; b. Feb. 1874, Osaka and later adopted by Heibei Mori. Career: grad. Kyoritsu Medical Sch. Osaka; connected with several business firms and societies; Pres. Federation of Osaka Industrial Assns.; Hon. Consul for Turkey; High Tax-payer in Osaka-fu. Address: 30 Junkeimachi-dori 3-chome, Minamiku-ku, Osaka. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mori, Hirozo 森廣藏** Deputy-Chairman Yasuda Bank; Dir. Mitsui Trust Co.; Yasuda Trust Co.; Auditor, S. M. R. Co, Nippon Wireless Telegraph & Telephone Co.; Dir. Yasuda Hozen-sha; b. Feb. 24, 1873, Tottori-ken; s. of Jinjuro Mori. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1897; joined Yokohama Specie Bank and served at Head Office, Shanghai, London and Yingkow Branches; Mgr. Kobe Branch; Asst. Mgr. London; Dir. Bank of Taiwan; Pres. of same. Address: 47 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mori, Nobuteru 森曉煕** Pres. Nippon Elec. Ind. Co., Showa Mining Co., Karafuto Coal Mining Co, Showa Fertilizer Co.; Mng.-Dir. Toshin Elec. Co.; Dir. Saigawa Elec. Power Co.; b. Oct 21, 1884, Chiba-ken; s. of Tamekichi Mori; m. Asako, sister of Viscount Tadaharu Okubo. Career: succeeded father's business. Address: 6 Kioi-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mori, Sho-zaburo 森莊三郎** Ph. D.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Mar. 2, 1887, Shiga-ken; s. of Shuku Mori, landowner. Career: grad. Peers' Sch 1909; Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; went to Europe to study Theory of Ins. 1914-17; elected Fellow of Ins. of Actuaries 1907; Asst. Prof. of Ins. & Com. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Prof. 1919; Councillor 1923-33; Dean, Econ. Coll. 1931-33; despatched to Europe & America to inspect econ. conditions 1934; Hon. Mem. of American Assn. of Univ. Teachers of Ins. 1934. Address: 30 Ichigaya Nakano-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Mori, Shunrokuro 森俊六郎** Mng.-Dir. Jugo Ginko (Fifteenth Bank); b. Mar. 6, 1877, Wakamatsu. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; Secr. Fin. Dept. 1903; Dir. Banking Bur. and Fin. Bur ; sent to Eur. and Amer. for inspection; Vice-Gov. Bank of Taiwan 1920; Dir. S.M.R. Co. 1922; present post since 1928; Chairman Teikoku Warehouse Co. and Sonoike Seisaku-sho Address: 45 Shoto-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Morikawa, Sokichi 森川莊吉** Mng.-Dir. Manshu Kubota Chutetsukan (Cast iron tube) K. K.; Mem. Dairen Muni. Assembly; b. Sept. 1877, Tokyo. Career: served Rys. Dept. 1897-1911; Chief Warehouse Sec. Shahokow Factory of S.M.R. 1911; joined Dairen Machine Works 1910; Dir. and Mgr. of same. Address: 126 Kyo-machi, Dairen. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Morimoto, Kokichi 森本厚吉** D.L.; Ph. D ; Chief Dir. Women's Econ. Coll. and Bunka Fukyu-kai Foundation; b. Mar. 1877, Kyoto. Career: grad. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. and John Hopkins Univ. Baltimore, Md., U.S.A.; went to Europe and America as student and lecturer for seven times; Professor of Tohoku Imperial Univ. 1918; same Hokkaido Imp. Univ. until 1933; built the Bunka Apts., the first apartment house in Japan. Address: Bunka Apts., Ochanomizu, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Morimura, Ichizaemon 森村市左衛門** Baron; Pres. Japan Traders Assn.; Morimura-gumi; Chairman Fuji Elec. Power Co.; Dir. Yokohama Specie Bank, Fuji Gas Spinning Co., Tokyo Elec. Co., Manchou Tokyo Elec. Co., Dai-Ichi Life Ins. Co.; b. Dec. 1873, Tokyo; s. of late Baron Ichizaemon Morimura. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1892; stayed in America 9 years for study; joined Morimura-gumi; succeeded peerage 1920. Address: 33 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Morioka, Jiro 森岡二朗** Secr.-Gen. of Taiwan; b. May 1886, Nara-ken; s. of Mampei Morioka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; entered Govt. service; Gov. Shimane-ken, Aomori-ken, Ibaraki-ken, Tochigi-ken; Dir. Police Bureau of Chosen; Dir. Pub. Peace Bureau Home Dept. 1931-32. Address: 4 Sendagaya-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1007 ([scan part 1, leaf 1068](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1068/mode/1up))

**Morioka, Shohei 森岡正平** Consul-Gen. at Changchiakow (Kalgan) since Jan., 1938; b. Mar. 1885, Okayama-ken; s. of late Risaburo Morioka. Career: grad. Toa Dobun Shoin; Vice-Consul Canton 1919; sent to Peking as Mem. Envoy to settle Shantung Question 1922; Vice-Consul Tsingtao; Consul Ichang 1923; Nanking 1925; Chefoo 1927; Mukden 1929; Commr. Kwantung Govt.; Consul Antung 1930; Kirin 1932-37; Cons.-Gen. Mukden 1937-38. Address: Japanese Consulate-Gen. Changchiakow, China. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Morishige, Tateo 森重干夫** Dir. Colonization Bureau, Manchoukuo Ind. Dept. since 1936; b. Mar. 28, 1902, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Nobuzo Morishige. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1925; Commr. Kwantung Govt.; Commr. Overseas Dept. 1935-36. Address: c/o Ind. Affairs Dept., Hsinking. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Morishima, Morindo 森島守人** Councillor Embassy in China; b. Feb. 1896, Kanazawa City; s. of Hikoo Morishima. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; entered Foreign Office; Consul Mukden; Consul-Gen. Harbin; 1st Secr. Emb. Berlin; Dir. East Asia Bureau. Address: Japanese Embassy, Peking, China. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Morita, Hisashi 森田久** Chairman, Manshu Koho Kyokai (Manchuria Public Information Assn.), Manshukoku Tsushin-sha (Manchuria News Agency); b. Feb. 17, 1890, Fukuoka-ken; 3rd s of Toshiro Morita; married. Career: grad. Polit. Econ. Course Waseda Univ 1915; served Fukuoka Nichi-Nichi, Tokyo and Osaka Asahi Shimbun Pub. Cos.; joined Jiji Shimpo-sha (daily) 1926; Chief Econ. Dept., Dir. and Chief Ed. of same; resigned 1934; present posts since 1938. Address: Manshu Koho Kyokai, Hsinking. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Morita, Mokichi 森田茂吉** Chairman Dai-Nippon Celluloid Co.; b. Aug. 1865, Hyogo-ken; s. of Seihachi Morita. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; Secr. Home Dept.; Dir. Sanitary Bureau, same; Dir. Com. & Ind. Bureau, Agr. & Com. Dept.; resigned and entered business. Address: 38, Dai-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Morita, Shigeyuki 森田成之** Gov.-Gen. Chinchow Prov. since Feb. 1938; b. 1896, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1924; served Mukden Office, S. M. R. Co.; sent to Europe & America; Dir. Ry. Bur. Manchoukuo Com. Dept. 1932-38. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Chinchow. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Moritani, Masatoshi 守谷正毅** Mng.-Dir Moritani & Co.; b. May 1889, Okayama-ken; s. of Gohei Moritani, businessman. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1913; Econ. Dept Columbia Univ. N. Y.; suceeded business of his father who founded present firm. Address: Gofukubashi 2-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Moriya, Waro 守屋和郎** Minister to Afghanistan since Mar. 1938; b. Nov. 29, 1893, Miyagi-ken; s. of Tokuro Moriya. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Legal Secr. Kwantung Govt. 1920; Secr. Treaty Bureau Foreign Office 1923; Mem. Delegation to Chinese Tariff Conf. Peking 1925-26; attached Delegation to Extraterritorial Commn. Peking 1925-26; 2nd Secr. Emb. London 1926; 1st Secr. 1929; 1st Secr. Legation China 1930; Consul-Gen. Foochow 1932-34; 1st Secr. Emb. Manchoukuo 1934; Emb. Councillor. Address: Japanese Legation, Afghanistan- — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Moriyama, Keizaburo 森山慶三郎** Vice-Admiral (Reserve); Pres. Japan-Mexican Soc. Pres. Dai-Nippon Kokusui-kai; b. June 1870, Saga-ken; s. of Takemitsu Moriyama; m. Wakao. Career: grad. Naval Academy 1892; served in Sino-Japanese War; resided in France 1899-1902; fought in Russo-Japanese war as Staff, 4th Sqn.; Nav. Attache Emb. France 1907-10; attended 2nd Int'l Peace Conf. 1907; 100th Anniversary of Independence of Chile; served in World War as Comdr. Despatched Sqn. to America; retired 1923. Address: 1430 Kami-Meguro 6-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Morohashi, Tetsuji 諸橋轍次** D. Litt.; Prof. & Dir. of Library, Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sci.; b. June 4, 1883, Niigata-ken; s. of Yasuhei Morohashi. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch. 1908; ordered to China for study 1919; rec'd deg. 1929. Address: 24 Nishi-Ochiai-cho [?]-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Morri, Yasotaro 毛利八十太郎** Executive Ed. Japan Times & Mail; b. Mar. 11, 1882, Tokyo-fu; s. of Yoshiharu Morri. Career: studied in U.S A.; on returning, joined Japan Mail (present Japan Times & Mail); reporter, Kokusai Times; joined Osaka Mainichi Shimbun-sha, 1922; present post since 1937. Address: c/o Japan Times & Mail, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Moss, Robert Faulkner** B.S. in C.E.; Civil Engr.; b. Oct , 1881, Colombia, Mo , U.S.A.; n. American; married. Career: grad. Univ. of Missouri; Mng.-Dir. Oriental Steel Products Co. Address: 79 Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Motono, Toru 本野亨** D.E.; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. June 1879, Yokohama; s. of Morimichi Motono; m. Yae Hattori. Career: grad. Elec. Dept. Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1902; sent to France for study 1903; went to America and Europe 1913; attended Int'l Illuminating Congress U. S. A. 1928; apptd. Dean Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1932. Address: 21 Shogoin Entomi-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Motora, Shintaro 元良信太郎** D.E.; Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.; b. Aug. 1882, Tokyo; s. of Dr. Yujiro Motora. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Mitsubishi Shipbuilding & Engrg. Co.; Councillor, same; Chief, Designing Dept. of its Nagasaki Works; Chief, Nagasaki Works; Lecturer, Kyushu Imp. Univ.; went to Siam as Vice-Chairman Japanese Econ. Mission to Siam 1936. Address: 9 Momozono-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Mukai, Shikamatsu 向井鹿松** D. Econ.; Prof. in Econ. at Keio Univ.; Mem. Trade Promotion Investigation Committee; b. March 1889, Ehime-ken; s. of Magoichi Mukai, landowner. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keio Univ. 1914; apptd. Asst. of Alma Mater 1914; sent to Europe & Amer. to study econ. 1919-22. Address: 342 Denyen-Chofu 3-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1008 ([scan part 1, leaf 1069](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1069/mode/1up))

**Mukai, Tadaharu 向井忠晴** Repr.-Dir. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; Permanent Mem. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Jan. 6, 1885; s. of Tadashiro Mukai. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; Joined present firm and served as Mgr. Dairen and London Branches. Address: 433 Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Mukai, Toshio 向井俊郎** Dir. Shanhaikwan Customs; b. Feb. 11, 1897, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; entered Hypothec Bank of Japan; served S. M. R.; Chief Record Sec. Manchoukuo State Council 1932-37. Address: Shanhaikwan Customs, Manchoukuo. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Mukoyama, Hitoshi 向山均** Baron; Diploma of Imp. Coll. London; Ordnance Rear-Admiral; Chief Elec. Sec. Nav. Tech. Researches Dept.; b. Oct. 1891, Tokyo; s. of Vice-Admiral Shinkichi Mukoyama; m. Mitsuko. Career: grad. Elec. Engrg. Course Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; P-G. Course, City and Guilds (Engrg.) Coll. South Kensington, London; L'Ecole Superieure d'Electricité (Section de Radio Telegraphie) Paris; succeeded to peerage 1911; apptd. Chief Nav. Ordnance Officer 1914; sent to England & France 1918-21; Inspector Nav. Ordnance 1930; Chief Elec. Dept. Kure Nav. Arsenal 1930. Address: 72 Benten-cho Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Munakata, Tameharu 宗像篤治** B. Sc.; Consulting Mining Engr.; Pres. Mikuni Co.; Mng.-Dir. Munakata Trading Co.; Dir. Yamamoto Trading Co., Koun Steamship Co., Osaka Pharm. Co., The Sumoca K. K.; Nanyo Gomu Takushoku Co.; b. Aug. 1901, Osaka; s. of Masazo Munakata. Career: grad. Lafayette Coll. Easton; Bethlehem Prep. Sch., Bethlehem, Pa. U. S. A.; entered business. Address: 740 Sumiyoshi-machi, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Munei, Shun-ichi 棟居俊一** Gov. Karafuto Govt. since May 1938; b. Feb. 28, 1893, Yamaguchi-ken; adopted s. of Tamotsu Munei; married. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered Fin. Dept.; served Yokohama, Moji and Kobe Customs as Sec. Chief; Secr. Overseas Dept. 1929; Chief 2nd Sec. Ind. Develop. Bur. of same; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. Overseas Min.'s Secretariate 1932; sent to Eur. & Amer. for inspection; Dir. Superintendence Bur. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Toyohara, Karafuto. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murai, Kuramatsu 村井倉松** Minister to Siam since June 1937; b. Jan. 1888, Aomori-ken. Career: grad. Spec. Consular Course Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1911; diplo. and cons. service at Changchun, Harbin, Honolulu, New York, Peking, London, Calcutta, Shanghai and Sydney. Address: Japanese Legation, Bangkok, Siam. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murakami, Giichi 村上義一** Vice-Pres. Nippon Tsu-un K. K.; b. Nov. 10, 1895; Shiga-ken; s. of Yonesaburo Murakami. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Ry. Dept.; Secr. Ry. Dept.; Chief, Documents Sec. Secretalat. Secr. to Ry. Minister; Councillor, Ry. Region; Dir. Kobe & Osaka Regions; Dir. S. M. R. Co. 1930-34; Vice-Pres. Kokusai Kisen K. K. Address: 100 Sakura-machi, Dairen, — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murakami, Kyoichi 上村恭一** Chief Secr. Privy Council; b. Aug. 31, 1883, Tottori-ken; s. of Ken Murakami. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Dept. of Com. 1907; served Privy Council 1916; Judge Court of Adm. Litigation 1927-34; Lecturer Chuo Univ.; Prof. of Civil Law Senshu Univ. Address: 12 Aoyama Minami-cho 6-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murakami, Masasuke 村上正輔** Dir. Nissan Jidosha Kogyo K. K.; b. Sept. 1878, Hiroshima City; s. of Masaji Murakami. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1904; joined Kisha Seizo Kaisha; Mgr. same; joined Tobata Foundry Co. 1918; Dir. same 1929; Pres. Kokusan Kogyo K. K. Address: 33 Ichigaya Kaga-cho 2-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murakami, Takejiro 村上武次郎** D. Sc; Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ.; Chief Metal Materials Research Inst. attached to same; b. Nov. 11, 1882. Kyoto-fu. Career: grad. Chemical Course Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1914; granted deg. 1916; Asst. Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1919; Mem. Overseas Research Fellow 1921-22; Prof. since 1922; Dean Engrg. Faculty Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1927-29; present post since 1936. Address: 30 Kozenji-dori, Sendai. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murakami, Yoshiharu 村上義温** (See 1938 issue). — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murakoshi, Nobuo 村越信夫** Chief Manchoukuo Koshan Agr. Experimental Stn. since 1934; b. Aug. 1896, Kanagawa-ken; s. of Tozaburo Murakoshi; m. Miyeko. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1921; entered Kungchuling Experimental Stn. of S. M. R. Co. and studied agr. physics at its Dept of Agronomy; sent to England, America, Germany & France for study 1929-30; made special study at Dept. of Agr. Engrg. of Wisconsin Univ. Address: Koshan Agr. Experimental Stn., Koshan Lungkiang Prov. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Muraoka, Shotaro (Gakudo) 村岡祥太郎** Musician; b. June 1881, Hakodate. Career: Orchestra Conductor of Yamato Hotel under management of S. M. R. Co.; went 3 times to Europe and America to study music; composed the National Song of Manchoukuo; performed music twice in the presence of Manchoukuo Emperor. Address: 2 Yamashiro-cho, Dairen. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murase, Fumio 村瀬文雄** Lt.-Gen.; Pres. Mukden Arsenal Ltd. since 1934; b. Sept. 18, 1877, Aichi-ken; s. of Genshu Hiraiwa; m. Tetsuko. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1898. Address: 17 Hagi-machi, Mukden. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murase, Naokai 村瀬直養** Vice-Min. of Com. & Ind.; b. Feb. 1, 1890, Aichi-ken; s. of Shichisaburo Murase. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Secr. of Cabinet; Councillor Legislation Bureau; Dir. Resources Bureau; Dir. Com. Affairs Bureau; Dir. Patent Bureau. Address: 196 Hayashi-cho, Komagome, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murata, Shigeta 村田繁太** Banker; b. Mar. 1886, Kagawa-ken; s. of Tomitaro Murata; m. Hanako. Career: grad. German Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; entered Justice Dept.; joined Yokohama Koshin Ginko 1921. Address: 1218 Yuigahama, Kamakura, — p. 1009 ([scan part 1, leaf 1070](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1070/mode/1up))

**Murata, Shozo 村田[?][?]** Pres. Osaka Shosen Kaisha (since 1934); Nisshin S. S. Co., Japan Shipowners' Assn.; Chairman Settsu Marine & Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. Nippon Tsuun Kaisha, Osaka Building Co., Kitanihon Steamship Co., Nisshin Steamship Co., Nikka Life Ins. Co.; Nanyo Kaiun K. K.; Kokusai Unyu K. K.; Nichihaku Menka Co.; Nichinan Sangyo Co.; Aud. Sumitomo Chem. Co.; b. Oct. 6, 1878; s. of Shozo Murata, Tokyo. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1900; joined O. S. K.; Mgr. Taiwan Dept. and Ocean Dept.; Mng.-Dir. 1920; Vice-Pres. 1929. Address: Shinotsubo, Mikage-cho, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Murayama, Takeshi 村山威士** Mng.-Dir. Nippon Yushi (Oil & Fat) K. K.; b. Jan. 1885, Tottori-ken; s. of Kinji Murayama; m. Hisa Hirata. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1909; joined Nippon Flour Mills, Ltd.; later with Saiga Elec. Co. and Tobata Foundry Co.; toured abroad 1921; Mng.-Dir. Kitsukawa Engrg. Works 1922; Mng.-Dir. Tobatta Cold Storage Co. 1927; Godo Marine Products Ind. Co. Osaka; Mng.-Dir. Nippon Shokuryo Kogyo K. K. 1834. Address: 4 Onden 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Murayama, Tatsuzo 村山達三** M.D.; Dir. Tokyo Muni. Honjo Hospital; Lecturer Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Oct. 1, 1883, Miyagi-ken; s. of Sadakazu Saito; later adopted by Gengo Murayama. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; became Vice-Dir. present hospital; studied in Europe & America; served Epidemic Hospital established temporarily just after the Earthquake disaster 1923 by Red Cross Soc. and Kyocho-kai. Address: 10 Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Musabhoy, Taher M** Import & Export Merchant; Mng.-Dir. M. Musabhoy & Co. Ltd.; b. Feb. 1896. s. of M. Musabhoy, merchant. Career: grad. Bombay Univ.; Mng.-Dir. M. Musabhoy & Co. Ltd. Kobe 1918-21; Dir. Swadesh Match Mfg. Co. Ltd. Bombay 1923-26; present post again since 1927. Address: 328 Sannomiya-cho 1-chome, Kobe. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Mushakoji, Kimitomo 武者小路公共** Viscount; Dir. Peerage Bd. Imp. Household Dept. since 1938; b. August 1882, Tokyo; s. of Viscount Saneyo Mushakoji. Career: grad. Law College of Tokyo Imp. Univ.; appointed Diplomatic Probationer; Consul at Shanghai; Secretary of Embassy in Germany; Councillor, Embassy, Belgium; Minister to Denmark; Delegate to several Assembly League of Nations, Geneva; Delegate Disarm. Conf. 1932; Minister to Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark; Amb. to Turkey; Ambassador to Germany; Concluded German-Japan Anti-Comintern Agreement Nov. 1936. Address: 502 Kami-Meguro 8-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

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**Nabeshima, Naotada 鍋島直縄** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; b. May 6, 1889, Tokyo; bro. of Marq. Naomitsu Nabeshima, Peer; later adopted by late Naoakira Nabeshima. Career: grad. German Dept. Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Lang. 1911; studied at Taulant Univ, Saxony; made inspection tour of Europe & America; elected Peer 1925; Secr. to Justice Minister 1927; Parl. Councillor of Navy 1932; Parl. Vice-Min. of Home Affairs 1936-37. Address: 8 Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Hisomu 永井潜** M.D.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. and Peking Univ.; Dean Med. Faculty Taihoku Imp. Univ.; b. Nov. 14, 1876, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Keisuke Nagai, scholar. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; sent to Germany to study physiology under Prof. Verworn of Göttingen Univ. 1903-06; apptd. Asst. Prof. of Alma Mater 1906; Prof. 1913; Dean of Med. Faculty 1934; rec'd deg. 1911; sent to Europe and America for inspection, and attended 13th World Conf. of Physiology as Japan's Delegate 1929; Mem. Nat. Research Council Educ. Dept.; Mem. Ins. Sanitary Investigation Committee, Home Dept.; Temporary Mem. Sch. Sanitary Invest. Com.; Examiner, Med. & Dental Practitioner Exam. Address: 3 Tsukiji-cho, Taihoku, Taiwan. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Kiyoshi 永井清** See 1938 issue. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Makoto 長井眞琴** D. Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. July 28, 1881, Fukui-ken; s. of Shin-o Nagai, abbot. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; granted deg. 1923; Asst. Prof. Alma Mater 1927; sent abroad as research fellow by Govt. 1931; present post since 1934. Address: 12 Komagome Shinmei-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Matsuzo 永井松三** See 1938 issue. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Ryutaro 永井柳太郎** M.P.; Communications Minister since 1937; b. Apr. 1881, Kanazawa; s. of Noboru Nagai, samurai. Career: grad Polit. Econ. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1905; studied at Manchester Coll. Oxford; sent to Diet 6 times; Councillor Foreign Office; Parl. Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs; Prof. Waseda Univ.; Overseas Minister in Saito Cabinet 1932-34; Chief Dir. Minseito Party 1936-37. Address: 507 Sendagaya 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Senzo 永井専三** D. Engrg.; Dir. Ujigawa Elec. Co.; b. Mar. 1, 1877. Osaka Career: grad. Civil Engrg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; served Sumitomo Mining Co. 1901-07; with present firm since 1907; Dir. Nippon Elec. Co. Address: Yamada-mura, Mishima-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Shoichiro 永井彰一郎** D E. (1933); Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1933; b. July 16, 1894; s. of Noboru Nagai. Career: grad. Applied Chemistry Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920-33. Address: 10 Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagai, Yuji 永井雄二** Chief Engr. Kamogawa Nickel Co.; b. Sept. 21, 1883, Hyogo-ken. Career: grad. Applied Chem. Course Osaka Higher Tech. Sch. 1916; served Nihon Elec. Ind. Co.; Chief Engr. same till 1937; authority on refining of chrome & nickel. Address: Kaisuka, Kamogawa-machi, Awa-gun, Chiba-ken, — p. 1010 ([scan part 1, leaf 1071](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1071/mode/1up))

**Nagami, Toshinori 永見俊德** Major-Gen.; Chief Staff Western Defence Hdqrs.; b. 1888, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1910; Mil. Staff Coll.; Instructor Inf. Sch.; Comdr. Inf. 25th Reg.; attached to Kwantung Army Hdqrs.; Chief Staff Japanese Garrison in China 1935; Comdr. Ho-yo Fortress. Address: c/o Western Hdqrs, Kokura. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagamine, Keizo 長嶺敬三** Dir. Nippon Steel Casting Co.; b. Jan. 1877 in Tokyo; s. of Yuzuru Nagamine; m. Yukiko, 2nd d. of Shizusaburo Matsutani. Career: grad. Course of Mech. Engrg. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904. Address: 51 Yokodera-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagano, Osami 永野修身** Admiral; Supreme War Councillor; b. June 1880, Kochi-ken; s. of Harukichi Nagano. Career: grad. Naval Staff Coll.; Pres. Nav. Acad. Etajima; Vice-Chief Naval Gen. Staff; Comdr.-in-Chief Yokosuka Nav. Stn. 1933-34; Admiral 1934; Delegate to London Nav. Conf. 1935; Navy Min. 1936-37; Comdr.-in-Chief Combined & First Fleets. Address: 229 Ishikawa-machi, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagaoka, Hantaro 長岡半太郎** Mem. House of Peers; D. Sc. (Tokyo Imp. Univ.); Sc. D. Honorary (Cambridge Univ.); Ex-Pres. Osaka Imp. Univ.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1926; Mem. Imp. Acad.; b. June 28, 1865, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Jisaburo Nagaoka. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Berlin Univ.; occupied important position among Profs. of Imp. Univ. 1896-1926; Pres. Radio Committee; went abroad on official service 8 times. Address: 10 Komagome Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagaoka, Harukazu 長岡春一** See 1938 issue. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagaoka, Ryuichiro 長岡隆一郎** Mem. House of Peers; b. Jan. 15, 1884, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Home Dept.; Supt.-Gen. Metro. Police Board; Dir.-Gen. Manchoukuo Gen. Affairs Board; nominated peer 1929. Address: 379 Seijo-machi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagase, Teiichi 長瀬貞一** See 1938 issue. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagase, Tomiro 長瀬富郎** Pres. Nagase Kao Soap Co.; b. Feb. 27, 1905, Tokyo; s. of late Tomiro Nagase. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ.; succeeded family etate 1911; visited Europe America, South Seas and Australia 1926-28. Address: 2 Bakuro-cho, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagashima, Hatasu 長島毅** Pres. Osaka Court of Appeal since Dec., 1937; b. June 8, 1880, Ogaki; s. of Shugo Nagashima. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; Judge 1913; Councillor, Justice Dept. 1916; Public Procurator, Supreme Court 1927; Dir. Civil Affairs Bureau; Pres Sapporo Court of Appeal; Pres. Hiroshima Court of Appeal 1934-35; Vice-Min. of Justice. Address: Official Residence, Osaka. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagashima, Yoshiharu 長島義治** Mgr. Passenger Dept. Nippon Yusen Kaisha; b. Apr. 1882, Nagano-ken; s. of Naminosuke Nagashima. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1906; joined N. Y. K. and served at Yokohama and London; Mgr. Supplies Dept. Head Office. Address: 6 Wakagi-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagata, Hidejiro 永田秀次郎** Pres. Japan Boy Scounts, Takushoku Univ.; b. July 23, 1871, Hyogo-ken; s. of Jitsutaro Nagata, samurai. Career: grad. 3rd Higher Sch.; apptd. Dir. Kaito Middle Sch.; Commr. Oita-ken, Ishikawa-ken, Kumamoto-ken and Iwate-ken; Chief Home Affairs Dept. Fukuoka-ken, Police Affairs Dept. Kyoto-fu; Gov. Miye-ken; Dir. Police Bureau, Home Dept.; nominated Peer 1918; Mayor of Tokyo; Min. of Overseas Affairs 1936-37. Address: 83 Zoshigaya-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagatsuma, Nobuatsu 長妻信篤** Dir. Executive Office, Furukawa Elec. Co., Nippon Elec. Wire Co. and Nippon Submarine Cable Co; b. Oct. 14 1885, Ehime-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ., entered Furukawa Gomei Kaisha 1911. Address: 225 Honmura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagawa, Gan-ichi 名川侃市** M.P. (Seiyu-kai); b. June 1, 1883, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Jirohei Nagawa. Career: grad. Meiji Law Coll. 1903 and Hosei Univ. 1906; apptd. Judge 1904; Judge Tokyo, Chiba and Maebashi District Courts; called to the bar 1917; sent to Diet 5 times from Hiroshima-ken; Parl. Vice-Minister of Ry. 1932-34. Address: 3015 Oi Kashima-cho, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nagayo, Matao 長與又郎** M.D.. Ex-Pres. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Apr. 6, 1878, Tokyo; s. of Sensai Nagayo. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; apptd. Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied Pathology in Germany 1907; rec'd deg. 1911; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dean Med. Faculty 1932-34; Dir. Govt. Inst. for Infectious Diseases 1919-32; attended Tropical Pathology Conf. 1921; visited America by invitation of Rockefeller Foundation; Int'l Cancer Research Assn. London; Serum Conf. Copenhagen; Health Conf. League of Nations Geneva; Leper Conf. Paris. Address: 88 Ichibei-cho 2-chome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Naito, Hisahiro 内藤久寛** Mem. House of Peers; b. July 22, 1859, Niigata-ken; s. of Hisayuki Naito, farmer. Career: grad. Pref. Sch at Kashiwazaki and Takashima Sch. at Yokohama; founded Japan Oil Co. May 1888, over which presided until 1926; sent twice as Non-commissioned Staff, Agr. and Com. Dept. to Europe and America to study oil business; sent to Diet twice; Councillor, Tokyo Reconstruction Bureau; Mem. Imp. Econ. Conf.; nominated Peer 1925. Address: 36 Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Naito, Kumaki 内藤熊喜** See 1938 issue. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Naito, Tachu 内藤多仲** D. Sc.; Prof. Archit. Dept. Waseda Univ.; b. June 1886, Yamanashi-ken; s of Koshiro Naito, farmer. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; Consulting Engineer for construction of Kabuki-za, Meiji Life Ins Bldg., Tokyo Kaijo Bldg., Nippon Ginko Bldg., etc. Address: 76 Wakamatsu-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nakagawa, Kenzo 中川健藏** See 1936 issue. — p. 1011 ([scan part 1, leaf 1072](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1072/mode/1up))

**Nakagawa, Kojuro 中川小十郎** Mem. House of Peers; b. Jan. 4, 1866, Kyoto; s. of Rokuzaemon Nakagawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1893; Secr. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Secr. to Prime Minister; Secr. of Cabinet; Secr. to Educ. Minister; Commr., Karafuto Govt.; Dir. Kajima Bank; Vice-Pres. Dai Nippon Life Ins. Co.; Pres. Bank of Taiwan; Pres. Ritsumeikan Univ. Address: 19 Suwa-machi, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakagawa, Nozomu 中川望** Vice-Pres. Japan Red Cross Soc.; Lord-in-Waiting Kinkei Hall; b. Mar. 15, 1875, Sendai; s. of late Sokichi Nakagawa; m. Sada, sister of Baron Kaichi Omori, 1903. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901; entered Home Dept.; apptd. Councillor, Fukushima-ken, Hyogo-ken; Secr. and Chief Home Affairs Dept. Saitama-ken and Kanagawa-ken; Gov. Osaka-fu; Dir. Sanitary Bureau Home Dept., Tokyo Reconstruction Bureau 1929-30. Address: 43 Mejiro-cho 4-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakagawa, Seisa 中川正左** Dir. Tokyo-Yokohama Elec. Ry. Co., Meguro-Kamata Elec. Ry. Co., Teito Elec. Ry. Co.; b. Oct. 3, 1881, Nara-ken; 2nd s. of Yukiyasu Nakagawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Ry. Bureau, Communications Dept.; Councillor Ry. Dept.; Secr. to Ry. Minister; Dir. Traffic Bureau, Ry. Dept.; Vice-Minister of Railways; studied in Europe & America; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address: 33 Naka-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakagawa, Suekichi 中川末吉** M.A.; Pres. Furukawa Elec. Ind. Co.; Dir. Furukawa G. K.; Vice-Pres. Yokohama Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Nov. 6, 1874, Shiga-ken; adopted s. of Ishimatsu Nakagawa. Career: grad. Yale Univ. Address: 46 Takanawa Minami-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakahara, Ichigoro 中原市五郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakai, Reisaku 中井勵作** Pres. Nippon Seitetsu K.K.; Dir. Nippon Kogyo Club; b. Jan. 3, 1879, Kumamoto-ken; bro. of Tararokuro Nakai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; Chief, Documents Sec. Agr. & Com. Dept.; Chief, Accounts Sec.; Dir. Patent Bureau & Forestry Bureau; Vice-Minister of Agr. & Com; Pres. Imp. Steel Works. Address: 108 Kitami Seijo, Kinuta-mura, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakai, Sannosuke 中井三之助** Pres. Nakai Shoten (paper) Co.; b. July 16, 1875 at Kyoto; s. of Saburobei Nakai. Career: participated in Russo-Japanese war and awarded Junior 7th Rank and 6th Order of Merit. Address: 4 Muromachi 3-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakai, Shiro 中井四郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakajima see also Nakashima**  — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakajima, Chikuhei 中島知久平** Minister of Rys.; M.P.; b. Jan. 11, 1884, Gunma-ken; s. of Kumekichi Nakajima. Career: grad. Nav. Engrg. Coll.; Nav. Staff Coll.; established Nakajima Aircraft Co.; Leader of Seiyukai Party. Address: 2 Ichigaya Kaga-cho 1-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakajima, Kiyoichi 中島喜代一** Pres. Nakajima Aircraft Co.; b. Mar. 1890, Gunma-ken; bro. of Chikuhei Nakajima, M.P. Career: grad. Mercantile Marine Sch. 1916; joined Nakajima Aircraft Co.; Vice-Pres. same; went to Europe & America 3 times. Address: 1433 Kamiigusa-machi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakajima, Yadanji 中島彌[?]次** M.P.; b. June 1886, Kochi-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered Fin. Dept.; Councillor Monopoly Bureau; Secr. to Finance Minister; Secr. to late Premier Yuko Hamaguchi; Parl. Councillor, Ry. Dept. in Wakatsuki Cabinet 1931; Parl. Vice-Min. of Finance 1936; elected M.P. 4 times. Address: 3 Mukogaoka Yayoi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakamigawa, Saburoji 中上川三郎治** Mng.-Dir. Chiyoda Life Ins. Co.; Aud. Kanegafuchi Spin. Co.; b. Aug. 1886, Tokyo; s. of Hikojiro Nakamigawa; m. d. of late Sanji Muto. Career: grad. Keio Univ. Address: 57 Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Akihito 中村明人** Major-Gen.; Dir. Mil. Affairs Bur. War Office since Apr. 1938; b. 1889, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. and Mil. Staff Coll.; served Mil. Training Dept.; sent to Germany to study mil. affairs 1925; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Chief Decoration Sec. Personnel Bur. 1935; Comdr. Inf. 24th Reg. 1936; Major-Gen. since 1937. Address: War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Kamesaburo 中村龜三郎** Vice-Admiral; Present post undisclosed; Member Naval Technical Council.; b. 1884, Kochi-ken. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1905; Nav. Staff Coll.; Captain "Naka"; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; Staff Nav. Gen. Staff; Tech. Commr. Nav. Disarm. Conf. London; Capt. "Nagato"; Chief Staff 2nd Sqn.; Dir. Nav. Educ. Bureau; Comdr. Training Sqn.; Chief 1st Dept. Nav. Gen. Staff; Dir. Nav. Staff Coll. 1935-36; Comdr. Maizuru Naval Port, Dec. 1936-Dec. 1937. Address: Navy Office, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Ken-ichi 中村謙一** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; b. Feb. 1882, Tokyo; s. of late Baron Satoru Nakamura. Career: grad. Civil Engrg. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Ry. Dept.; apptd. Engr. 1907; sent to America for study, 1913; Chief, Construction Offices of Shinsho, Akita and Atami lines; Chief, Planning Section, Constr. Bureau; Dir. Constr. Bureau, 1926-29. Address: 30 Uenohara, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Kotaro 中村孝太郎** Gen.; Supreme War Councillor; Comdr. Chosen Army since July 1938; b. Aug. 1881, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Yoshifusa Nakamura, samurai. Career: grad. Mil. Acad.; Adjutant War Office; Comdr. Inf. 39th Bridg.; Chief Staff Chosen Army; Dir. Personnel Bureau War Office; Comdr. Garrison in North China 1932-34; Comdr. 8th Div. 1934; Chief Staff Mil. Training Dept. 1935; Acting Inspector-Gen. of Mil. Educ. 1936; War Minister 1937; Comdr. Tokyo Garrison and Eastern Air Defence Hdqrs. Address: Chosen Army Hdqrs., Keijo, Chosen. — p. 1012 ([scan part 1, leaf 1073](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1073/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Mitsugi 中村稅** Pres. Komatsu Seisakusho Ltd.; b. Aug. 1878, Miyagi-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1902; entered N.Y.K.; served London Branch 1903; joined Inawashiro Hydro-Elec. Power Co. 1912-23; toured Europe & America; joined Komatsu Seisakusho 1924. Address: 373 Hyakunin-machi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Rikitaro 中村利器太郎** Dir. Mitsukoshi Ltd.; Pres. Niko Dept. Store; b. Mar. 1872 Tokyo. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1889; Chairman of Mitsukoshi until Sept. 1937. Address: 41 Kotaki-machi, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Ryozo 中村良三** See 1937 issue. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Seiji 中村清二** D. Sc.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Sept. 1869, Fukui-ken; s. of Masanori Nakamura, teacher. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1892; Prof. 1st Higher Sch. 1895; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; studied Crystallography & Optics in Germany 1903-06; rec'd deg. 1909; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; went to Europe & America during Great War; Mem. Imp. Acad. 1925; Dean, Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1926-30. Address: 59 Sasugaya-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Toichi 中村藤一** Pres. & Mng.-Dir. Nippon Flour Mills Co. Ltd.; Pres. Toyo Flour Mills Co. Ltd., Mukden; b. Sept. 1876, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Tojuro Nakamura. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1899; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; Mgr. Osaka & Kobe Branches; Dir. Nippon Flour Mills Co. Ltd. Address: 16 Hiroo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakamura, Toyoichi 中村豊一** Cons.-Gen. at Hongkong; b. Aug. 1895, Osaka. Career: passed For. Service Exam. 1920; grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; Eleve-Cons. at Tsinan 1921, Mukden 1921; served Germany 1922, 1st and 2nd Secs. of Treaty Bur. 1926, San Francisco 1930, Poland 1932; Cons.-Gen. at Fuchow 1935. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Hongkong. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakane, Sadahiko 中根貞彦** Pres. Sanwa Bank since 1933; Chairman Osaka Clearing House; b. Feb. 4, 1878, Oita-ken; bro. of Hyotaro Katagiri, samurai; adopted by Sachitane Nakane 1892. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; joined Bank of Japan, and served at Business Bureau and Agency in London; Chief, National Treasury Bureau; Mgr. Osaka Branch; Dir. 1928-33. Address: 9 Natsugi-machi, Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakanishi, Shiro 中西四郎** Mng.-Dir. Japan Power Assn.; b. May 1879, Miye-ken; s. of late Yosuke Nakanishi; m. Fumiko, d. of Dr. Tameyuki Amano. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; entered Communications Dept.; Dir. Nagoya Com. Bureau 1919; attended 7th World Postal Conf. Madrid as Japan's Chief Delegate and made tour of Europe & Amer. 1920-21; Dir. Elec. Bureau 1923; retired 1927. Address: 145 Tsunohazu 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakano, Kinjiro 中野金次郎** Pres. Kokusai Transportation Co., Godo Transportation Co., Aikoku Life Ins. Co., Yokohama Warehouse Co.; Mng.-Dir. Japan-Manchoukuo Ind. Assn.; b. May 1882, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Yoshichi Nakano. Career: succeeded father's business 1915; Mng.-Dir. Naikoku Transportation Co. 1923; Pres. 1924. Address: 1 Nakarokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakano, Seigo 中野正剛** M.P.; Leader Toho-kai; Pres. Kyushu Nippo Pub. Co.; b. Feb. 1886, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Taijiro Nakano. Career: grad. Polit. Econ. Dept. Waseda Univ.; Editorial Writer, Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun; Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; Editor, Toho Jiron; Councillor Finance Dept.; Vice-Minister of Communications; Leader Kokumin Domei 1933-35; visited Germany and Italy as People's Mission 1938. Address: 808 Yoyogi Hon-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakano, Shiro 中野四郎** Dir. Police Affairs Dept. of Jehol Prov. Manchoukuo; b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. of Zenjiro Nakano; married. Career: grad. Polit. Course Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1926; entered govt. service 1928; served Iwate and Tottori Prefs. as Sec. Chief 1932-34; transferred to Manchoukuo Govt. service 1934; Chief Police Affairs Sec. Fengtien Prov. Office 1934; same Metro. Police Bd. Hsinking 1935; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Police Bur. Civil Affairs Dept. 1935; present post since 1936. Address: Jehol Prov. Office, Chengteh, Manchoukuo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakano, Takaichi 中野高一** Cons. at Kirin; b. July 1885, Saga-ken. Career: grad. Chinese Course Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages 1910; Interpreter Chosen Govt. 1910; Joined For. Office and served 1st Sec. Admin. Bur. Mukden 1919, Nungan Branch of Harbin 1930, Mukden 1932 and Chungking 1933; Cons. Changchun Consulate 1921; Vice-Cons. Canton 1929, at Hsinking 1935. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Kirin, Manchoukuo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakano, Teppei 中野鐵平** Mng.-Dir. Nippon Oil Co.; b. Jan. 12, 1869, Niigata-ken; s. of Teikichi Nakano, farmer. Career: grad. Law Dept. Waseda Univ. 1891; joined present firm 1893. Address: 416 Nishi-Okubo 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakano, Tomonori 中野友禮** Pres. Nippon Soda Co.; Chairman Dai-Nippon Cellophane Co.; Dir. Hokoku Cement Co.; b. Feb. 1887, Fukushima-ken; 2nd s. of Hikonoshin Kamio; adopted by Ichigaku Nakano; m. Saku, y. sis. of Otosuke Isomura. Career: studied at Sci. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. Address: 101 Komagome Kamifujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakarai, Kiyoshi 半井清** Gov. Kanagawa-ken since 1936; b. Mar. 31, 1888, Okayama-ken; s. of Saburo Fukui, M.P. Career: grad. German Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; Chief, Educ. Sec., Chosen Govt.-Gen.; Police Chief, Shiga-ken; Chief, Home Affairs Dept. Fukushima-ken, Tochigi-ken & Osaka-fu; Gov. Saga-ken, Miyazaki-ken, Tochigi-ken & Miyagi-ken; Dir. Social Bureau 1935. Address: Governor's Residence, Yokohama. — p. 1013 ([scan part 1, leaf 1074](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1074/mode/1up))

**Nakase, Setsuo 中瀬拙夫** Mng.-Dir. Japan Sugar Producers' Assn. since 1936; b. June 10, 1884, Nagasaki-ken; bro. of Seiichi Nakase. Career: grad. German Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; served Taiwan Govt.-Gen.; Chief, Com. & Ind. Sec.; Chief, Taichu Com. Museum; Chief, Staple Products Sec.; Dir. Monopoly Bureau, Taiwan; Gov. Taihokushu; Dir. Industrial Bureau, Taiwan; despatched to French Indo-China by the Foreign Office 1925. Address: c/o Japan Sugar Producers' Assn., 2 Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakashima see also Nakajima**  — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakashima, Hirokichi 中島廣吉** D. For.; Prof. Hokkaido Imp. Univ.; Dir. Coll. Experiment Forests attached to same; b. Mar. 10, 1889; married. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1913; studied at Univ. Hall: Asst. Prof. Alma Mater 1914; granted deg. 1923; sent to Eur. & Amer. for study 1927; Prof. 1928; Dir. Experiment Forests since 1937. Address: Nishi 12-chome, Minami 11-jo, Sapporo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakashima, Kesago 中島今朝吾** Lieut.-Gen.; Present post undisclosed; b. 1883, Oita-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1904; Mil. Staff Coll.; resided in France; attached to Mil. Arsenal; Comdr. Field Artil. 7th Reg.; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Maizuru Fortress; Dir. Narashino Mil. Sch. 1933-36; Comdr. Gendarmerie 1936-37; Comdr. 16th Div. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakashima, Tokutaro 中島徳太郎** Pres. Nakashima & Co., Kanazawa Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Dir. Marubun Kigyo Co., Meiji Printing Co.; b. Jan. 1881, Kanazawa; s. of late Tokutaro Nakashima. Career: Pres. Kanazawa Cultural Assn.; Kaga Paper Mfg. Co., Ishikawa-ken Agr. Co.; Dir. Kano Godo Bank, Kanazawa Elec. Tramway Co., Third Trust Co., Showa Trading Co. Address: 8 Jikken-cho, Kanazawa City. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakashima, Toshio 中島俊雄** Dir. Mukden Postal Adm. Supt. Bureau since 1932; b. 1898, Kanazawa; s. of Otokichi Nakashima. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Commr. Communications Dept. Address: Niiro, Sankeiro, Mukden. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakayama, Riuji 中山龍次** Dir. Radio Corp. of Japan; b. Jan. 1, 1874, Niigata-ken; s. of Seikichi Nakayama. Career: grad. Tokyo Post and Telegraph Sch.; entered Communications Dept. 1892; went to Europe and America to investigate telephone business 1896; apptd. Elec.-Engr. Communications Dept.; representing Govt. attended 3rd Int'l Wireless Telegraph Convention, London 1912; became Adviser, Ministry of Communications, Chinese Govt. 1913; Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Branch, Radio Corp. of Japan 1928-34; went abroad to inspect radio 1930. Address: 514-2 Koyama-machi, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakayama, Taichi 中山太一** Prop. Nakayama Taiyodo (mfrs. of "Club" toilet articles etc.), Nakayama Chem. Res. Inst., Nakayama Culture Ins., Nakayama Chem. Lab.; Pres. Platon Co. (mfrs. of "Platon" stationery), Taiyodo Chemicals Mfg. Co.; b. Nov. 1881, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Kosaburo Nakayama; m. Yasuko, sis. of Takeo Hotta. Career: established Nakayama Taiyodo 1903; started to engaged in mfg. of "club" toilet articles etc. 1906; founded Nakayama Chem. Research Inst. 1915; Nakayama Chem. Lab. 1917; estab. Shanghai and Mukden Branches 1923; founded Nakayama Culture Inst. 1924; Pres. Platon Co. since 1926; Vice-Pres. Osaka Chamber of Com. & Osaka Businessmen's Assn., Osaka Trade Union of Toilet Goods Ind.; Dir. Osaka Businessmen's Club, Osaka Ind. Assn. Address: 40 Mizusaki-cho, Naniwa-ku, Osaka. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nakazawa, Shoji 中澤正治** Sr. Mng.-Dir., Nichiman Flour Mills Co.; b. May 1893, Niigata-ken; s. of Teizo Nakazawa, farmer. Career: grad. German Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1918; joined Oriental Development Co.; Mgr. same in various places of Korea and Manchuria; Dir., Kogyo Konsu and Tosho Jitsugyo Co. Address: Director's Residence, Nichiman Flour Mills, 57 Pachan Nanmalu, Harbin Special Municipality, Manchoukuo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Namba, Reikichi 南波禮吉** Dir. Tokyo Stock Exchange; Pres. Sagami Ry. Co.; Dir. Uraga Dock Co.; b. May 21, 1873, Nagoya; s. of Denmei Namba, samurai. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1893. Address: 48 Aoyama Minami-cho 2-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nango, Saburo 南鄕三郎** Pres. Kobe Pier Co., Nikka Oil Mfg. Co., Nihon Cotton Co.; Dir. Nikka Spin. & Weaving Co.; b. Nov. 1878; s. of Shigemitsu Nango, Peer. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1900; inherited family estate 1912. Address: 3 Hamahigashi, Mikage-machi, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nanjo, Kaneo 南條金雄** Councillor Mitsui Gomei Kaisha; b. July 18, 1873, Gunma-ken; s. of Shinrokuro Nanjo, samurai. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1892; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; Mgr. London and Osaka Branches; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Mitsui G. K. Address: 14 Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Naoki, Rintaro 直木倫太郎** D.E.; Engineer-in-Chief Manchoukuo Communications Dept.; Dir. Hydro-elec. Constr. Bureau; b. Dec. 1, 1876, Kobe; s. of Masanosuke Naoki. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; served as Engr. Tokyo Muni. Office, Spec. Constr. Dept. Fin. Dept., Home Dept.; Chief Osaka Harbor Dept.; Chief. Osaka City Planning Dept.; Dir.-Gen. Tokyo Reconstr. Bureau 1923; Chief, Reconstr. Bureau Home Dept. 1924; resigned 1925; Dir. & Chief Engr. Obayashi-gumi; Dir. Manchoukuo Public Works Bureau. Address: 102 Jokoro, Hsinking. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Nara, Takeji 奈良武次** Baron; Gen. (retired); Privy Councillor; b. Apr. 6, 1868, Tochigi-ken; s. of Hikoichiro Nara; m. Mitsu, d. of Yoshinobu Umeda. Career: Apptd. Artillery Sub.-Lt. 1889; Chief Artil. Sec. Mil. Affairs Bureau, War Office; attached Embassy in Germany; Comdr. Japanese Garrison in China; Chief Staff Japanese Garrison in Tsingtao; Dir. Mil. Affairs Bureau; Chief Aide-de-Camp to H.I.M.; served Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese Wars. Address: 160 Kashiwagi 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1014 ([scan part 1, leaf 1075](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1075/mode/1up))

**Narita, Ichiro 成田一郎** Dir. Labor Bur. of Public Welfare Dept. since Jan., 1938; b. Dec. 22, 1894, Sendai; e. s. of Kijuro Narita; m. Sonoye, y. sis. of Eifu Moriya, M.P.. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; Headman Kodama-gun, Saitama-ken; Mediator, Soc. Affairs Bur. Home Office; Chief Labor Affairs Sec; sent to Europe and Amer. for inspection 1929; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Soc. Affairs Bur. Home Office 1932. Address: 1567 Fujimidai, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Naruse, Tatsu 成瀬達** Pres. Nippon Life Assurance Co.; b. June 28, 1885; s. of Ryuzo Naruse. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; entered Govt. service 1910; Chief Secr. House of Peers; Commr. of Enthronement Ceremony 1927; Mng.-Dir. of present firm 1932. Address: 135 Aoyama-Minami-cho 6-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nasu, Shiroshi 那須皓** D. Agr.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. June 9, 1888, Tokyo; s. of Hatsumi Nasu. Career: grad. Agri. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Asst.; Prof. same 1917; rec'd deg. 1923; Prof. 1923; sent to Europe & America. Address: 415 Setagaya 4-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nezu, Kaichiro 根津嘉一郎** Businessman; Member of House of Peers; Acting Partner, Nezu Gomei Kaisha; Pres. South Chosen Ry. Co., Taihei Life Ins. Co., Tobu Ry. Co., Tokyo Underground Ry. Co., Fukoku Conscription Ins. Co. etc. b. June 1860, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Toemon Nezu. Career: elected M. P. 3 times; established Musashi Higher Sch.; nominated Peer 1926. Address: 115 Aoyama Minami-cho 6-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Niida, Masutaro 仁井田益太郎** D.L.; Lawyer; Mem. House of Peers; b. Oct. 1868, Fukushima-ken; s. of Oncho Niida. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1893; Judge 1896; studied Civil Procedure Code in Germany 1897-1900; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1900; rec'd deg. 1901; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; joined the bar; nominated Peer 1934. Address: 215 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Niikura, Toshihiro 新倉利廣** Dir. Com. Affairs Bureau Dept. of Com. & Ind.; b. Mar. 4, 1897, Niigata-ken; s. of Keijiro Niikura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imperial Univ. 1920; Secr. Mine Adm. Bureau Dept. of Agr. & Com.; Chief Mining Law Sec. Osaka Mine Adm. Bur.; Dir. Trade Bur. Dept. of Com. & Ind. Address: 64 Nishigahara, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Ninomiya, Arata 二宮新** Mng.-Dir. Asano Bussan Kaisha; Dir. Nihon Hodo (Pavement) Co., Showa Iron Works, Okano Valves Mfg. Co., Kyodo Kigyo (Undertakings) K. K., Asano Waterworks Ind. Co.; Aud. Nippon Victoric K. K.; Spec. Committee Resources Research Bureau of Cabinet; b. Mar. 3, 1884, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Seiichi Ninomiya. Career: grad. Meiji Law Coll. 1904; stayed in America 14 yrs.; Mgr. Oriental Trading Co.; Mem. Seattle Chamber of Com.; returned 1915; Acting Partner Daikoku Shokai; joined Asano Co. 1919. Address: 422 Shimo-Ochiai 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishi, Giichi 西義一** See 1937 issue. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishi, Haruhiko 西春彦** Councillor, Embassy, Moscow since 1936; b. Apr. 29, 1893, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Taichizaemon Nishi; m. Fukiko. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1918; diplomatic service at Embassy in Russia and Consulates in New York and Hsinking; Chief, 1st Sec. Com. Affairs Bureau, Foreign Office; same, Europe & America Bureau 1932-34; same, Europe & Asia Bureau 1934-36; Consul-General, Tsingtao. Address: Japanese Embassy, Moscow. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishi, Kazuo 西一雄** Mgr. New York Branch Yokohama Specie Bank; b. Nov. 1886; s. of Masaaki Nishi. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1908. joined present bank; served at its Dairen, Shanghai, New York, Buenos Aires, Hankow and Soerabaya Branches. Address: c/o Yokohama Specie Bank, New York. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishi, Seiho 西成甫** M.D. (1917); Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1922; b. Jan. 6, 1885, Tokyo; s. of Seiichi Nishi. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; studied in Germany 1911-15; Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1915-22. Address: 1642 Shimo-Ochiai 4-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishida, Kitaro 西田幾多郎** D. Litt.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. Aug. 1870, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Yasunori Nishida. Career: grad. Phil. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1894; Teacher Ishikawa-ken Mid. Sch.; Prof. Yamaguchi Higher Sch.; 4th Higher Sch.; Peers' Sch.; Kyoto Imp. Univ. Address: 32 Tanaka Asukai-machi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishikawa, Nobuyuki 西川順之** See 1938 issue. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishimura, Jun-ichiro 西村淳一郎** Vice-Min. Com. & Fin. Dept. of Manchoukuo since 1937; b. Dec. 1, 1894, Hyogo-ken; e. s. of Junzo Nishimura; m. Utako. Career: grad. French Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; Commr. Fin. Dept.; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. of Minister's Secretariate; sent abroad for inspection; Chief National Loan Sec. Fin. Bur. of Fin. Dept. 1932; Dir. Nagoya Taxation Admin. Bur. Address: Kokuto Hotel, Chuo-dori, Hsinking. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishimura, Katsutaro 西村勝太郎** Mng.-Dir. Nomura Life Ins. Co.; Dir. Nomura Bank; b. Feb. 1885, Osaka; s. of Isaburo Nomura. Career: grad. Kansai Com. & Tech. Sch.; entered Sumitomo Bank; went abroad 1926; entered Nomura Bank 1927; Mgr. Tokyo Branch. Address: 73 Gotanda 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishimura, Makoto 西村眞琴** M.A. & Ph. D. (Columbia Univ.); D. Sc. (Tokyo Imp. Univ.); Adviser, Osaka Mainichi Shimbun Pub. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Social Welfare Corps of same; Mem. Japan Writers' Assn.; b. Mar. 26, 1883; s. of Gen-itsu Nishimura, farmer. Career: grad. Hiroshima Higher Normal Sch.; Columbia Univ. N. Y., U. S. A.; apptd. Prof. Hokkaido Imp. Univ.; joined Osaka Mainichi Shimbun 1928; stayed in Manchuria & China 7 years; Europe & America 7 years for investigation. Address: Minami-Toshima-mura, Toyono-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 1015 ([scan part 1, leaf 1076](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1076/mode/1up))

**Nishio, Toshizo 西尾壽造** Lieut.-Gen.; Inspector-Gen. Mil. Education and Supreme War Councillor since May 1938; b. Oct. 1881, Tottori-ken; s. of Shigetake Nishio. Career: grad. Mil. Acad.; Instructor, Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Inf. 40th Reg.; Chief, 1st Sec. Mil. Training Dept.; Comdr. Inf. 39th Brig.; attached to Mil. Arsenal 1930; Chief, 4th Dept. Gen. Staff Office; Chief Staff, Kwantung Army 1934-36; Vice-Chief Gen. Staff Office 1936--37; Comdr. Imp. Guards 1937; served in the Sino-Japanese Hostilities 1937-38. Address: 67 Tansu-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nishiyama, Yasukiyo 西山泰淸** Mgr. Hsinking Branch, Fukusho & Co.; head, Kirin, Ssupingkai, Tumen Branch offices same; Pres. Kirin Oil Sales Co.; Repr. for Manchuria Dairen Elec. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Hsinking Colliery Co.; Auditor, Hsinking Automobile Co.; b. Nov. 16, 1902 in Osaka; s. of Jimbei Nishiyama. Career: grad. Osaka Foreign Language Sch. 1925; joined Fukusho & Co.; Chief, Warehouse Sec. same; Insurance Sec., same; Harbin Branch Office, same. Address: 42, Yashima-dori, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nitta, Yosimi 新田義實** Mgr. Bangkok Office of Mitsubishi Shoji K. K.; b. Mar. 24, 1894, Ishikawa-ken; m. Masako, 2nd d. of Magoye Miyamoto, 1911. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; joined Mitsubishi Shoji K. K.; served Head Office, New York, Paris and London Branches. Address: P. O. Box 35, Bangkok, Siam. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Niwa, Yasujiro 丹羽保次郎** D.E.; Dir. & Chief Engr., Nippon Elec. Co.; Dir. Manshu Communications Co.; b. Apr. 1893, Matsusaka City; e. s. of Yasubei Niwa. Career: Engrg. Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1916; joined Communications Dept. same year; entered Nippon Elec. Co. 1924; rec'd Imp. Prize and Imp. Commemoration Reward by Imp. Acad. of Sci. and Imp. Assn. of Invention, respectively, for invention of the N. E. System of Picture Transmission. Address: 1590 Ekoda 4-chome, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Noda, Kiyoshi 野田清** Rear-Admiral; Chief, Publicity Sec. Navy Dept. since 1935; b. 1888, Hokkaido. Career: grad. Naval Academy 1907; Naval Staff Coll.; Instructor, Naval Staff Coll.; despatched to Europe & America; Tech. Commr. Gen. Disarm. Conf. Geneva; Chief, Extra Research Sec. Nav. Affairs Bureau. Address: c/o Navy Office, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Noebel, Willy** D.L.; Counsellor, German Embassy, Tokyo; b. Sept. 1887, Zittau, Germany. Career: since 1920 in the diplomatic service; Councillor, Legation, Sofia; Chief, Polish Sec. Foreign Office, Berlin 1927-33; arrived in Japan Sept. 1933. Address: German Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Noguchi, Jun 野口遵** Pres. Nippon Nitrogen Fertilizer Co., Asahi Bemberg Co., Yalu Hydro-Elec. Power Co., Chosen Nitrogen Fertilizer Co., Nippon Magnesium Metals Co., etc.; b. June 26, 1873, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Koreyuki Noguchi. Career: grad. Elec. Course, Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; established Sogi Hydro-Elec. Co. 1904. Address: c/o Nippon Chisso Hiryo K. K., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Noma, Seiji 野間清治** Publisher; Pres. Dai-Nippon Yuben-kai Kodan-sha; Hochi Shimbun-sha; Dir. Nippon Paper Mfg. Co.; Aud. Chugai Printing Co.; b. Dec. 1878, Gunma-ken; s. of Yoshio Noma. Career: grad. Gunma-ken Normal Sch.; Spec. Training Sch. of Teachers, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; served as Teacher of Primary Sch. and Middle Sch.; Sch.-Inspector Okinawa-ken; Secr. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Publisher of magazines "Yuben," "Kodan Club," "Fuji," "Shonen Club," "Fujin Club," "King," Gendai, Shojo Club" and "Yonen Club." Address: 19 Otowa 3-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nomura, Hachiro 野村八郎** D. Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Higher Sch.; Lecturer Komazawa Univ., etc.; b. Mar. 14, 18[?]1, Tottori. Career: passed Middle Sch. Teachers' Exam. 1905, Higher Sch. Teachers' exam. 1922; present posts since 1923; granted deg. 1935. Publications: New Essay of Literature in Kamakura Era, History of Studies of Japanese Literature, Complete History of Japanese Philology, books on Japanese Spirit, etc. Address: 612 Omiyamae 2-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nomura, Kichisaburo 野村吉三郎** Admiral (retired); Pres. Peers' Sch.; b. Dec. 1877, Wakayama; s. of Kisaburo Masuda, samurai; adopted by Masatane Nomura; m. Hideko. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1898; despatched to Austria & Germany; Staff Nav. Affairs Bureau Navy Dept.; Secr. to Navy Minister; Attaché Emb. U.S.A.; Captain "Yakumo"; attended Peace Conf. and Washington Conf.; Staff Nav. Gen. Staff; Dir. Nav. Instruction Bureau; Vice-Chief Nav. Gen. Staff; Comdr. Training Sqn.; Comdr.-in-Chief, Kure Nav. Stn.; Comdr. 3rd Sqn. 1932; Comdr.-in-Chief Yokosuka Nav. Stn. 1932-33; War Councillor. Address: 40 Nanpeidai, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nomura, Motogoro 野村元五郎** Pres. Nomura Bank; Vice-Pres. Nomura Gomei Kaisha, Nomura East Indies Development Co; Dir. Nomura Securities Co., Osaka Trust Co., Nomura Life Ins. Co.; b. Oct. 18, 1887, Osaka; s. of Joko Nomura. Career: grad. Osaka Higher Com. Sch.; Birmingham Univ. England. Address: 1875 Kannonbayashi, Sumiyoshi-mura, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nomura, Naokuni 野村直邦** Rear-Admiral; Staff, Hdqrs. of Japanese Fleets in China; b. 1886, Kagoshima-ken. Career: grad. Naval Academy 1907; Naval Staff Coll.; Staff, Naval Construction Dept.; Captain "Chogei"; Naval Attaché, Embassy, Germany; Capt. "Haguro" and "Kaga"; Dir. Naval Submarine Sch.; Commdr. 2nd Submarine Battle Sqn.; despatched to London Disarm. Conf.; resided in Germany; Chief, Staff Combined Fleet. Address: Shanghai, China. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nomura, Ryutaro 野村龍太郎** D.E.; Dir. Tokyo Underground Ry. Co., Nambu Ry. Co., Shonan Elec. Ry. Co.; b. Jan. 1859, Gifu-ken; s. of Akira Nomura. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1881; rec'd deg. 1888; Chief Engr. Ry. Dept.; Pres. Civil Engrg. Society; Imp. Ry. Assn.; S. M. R. Co.; made inspection tour of Europe & America twice; Pres. Ominato Hydro-Elec. Power Co. Address: 35 Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Nomura, Tokushichi 野村德七** Mem. House of Peers; High Tax-Payer in Osaka; Pres. N.V. Nomura Oost-Indische Cultuur Maatschappij; Advs. Nomura Securities Co., Nomura Bank, Nomura Life Ins. Co., Osaka Trust Co.; b. Aug. 1878, Osaka; s. of Joko Nomura. Career: grad. Osaka Higher Com. Sch. 1897; entered business; received decoration from French Govt. 1928. Address: 21 Bingo-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1016 ([scan part 1, leaf 1077](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1077/mode/1up))

**Norton, Howard Melvin** B.S.J.; Journalist; Specialist in Econ. & Finance; Chief Repr. in Far East of Whaley-Eaton Service (Wash. D.C) since 1934; Staff Mem. Japan Times & Mail since 1937; Editorial Staff Japan Advertiser since 1937; b. May 30, 1911, Haverhill, Mass., U.S.A.; s. of Clarence Alfred Norton, Mfr. Career: grad. Univ. of Florida, U.S.A., 1932; Editorial Staff Osaka Mainichi & Tokyo Nichi-Nichi 1933-36; Business Staff Japan Advertiser 1933; Japan Correspondent Los Angeles Times and Philadelphia Inquirer 1934-36; Contributor to San Francisco Chronicle and Kansas City Star 1934-36; Author of Articles on Japan's Textile Industry, 1935. Address: Bunka Apts, Ochanomizu, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Noyori, Tatsuji 野依辰治** Chairman Mitsui Life Ins. Co.; b. 1880, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Hanji Noyori. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Mitsui & Co.; Business Mgr. same; Chief Osaka Branch. Address: 469 Kami-Osaki 1-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Nukada, Susumu 額田晋** M.D.; D.Sc.; Dir. Teikoku Women's Med. & Pharm. Coll. since 1925; Head Nukada Naika Hospital; b. Dec. 1886, Okayama-ken; s. of Tokuta Nukada, physician. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; granted deg. (M.D.) 1919 and (D.Sc.) 1925; Lecurer Alma Mater 1923. Address: 1722 Araijuku 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Nutter, Horace** Merchant (Nutter & Co.); Vice-Cons. for Portugal; b. May 1870, Greenford, Middlesex, England; s. of Elliot Smith Nutter, merchant; m. Tome Sakamoto who became a British Subject. Career: educated at University College School, Gower Street, London. Address: Dairi, Moji City. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

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**Oana, Hideichi 小穴秀一** Pres. Oana Elec. & Mfg. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Nippon Wireless Telegraph & Telephone Co.; Dir. Nippon Carbonic Acid Gas Co.; Nippon Bean-Mash Company; b. April 3, 1881, Nagano-ken; s. of Yasaburo Oana. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; studied at Technische Hoch Schule, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany 1910-13; Engr. Tokyo Elec. Power Co. 1905-07; Chief Elec. Engr. Asano Cement Co. 1907-09; Chief Engr. and Mgr. Fukuhaku Elec. Ry. Co. (now Toho Elec. Power Co.) 1909-10; established Oana Seisakusho 1914; Lecturer, Waseda Univ. Address: 5 Hashiba 2-chome, Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Obama, Hachiya 小濱八彌** Dir. Agr. Affairs Bureau; b. Dec. 8, 1891, Saga-ken; 2nd s. of Shoroku Inatomi; later adopted by Matakichi Obama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; entered Agr. & Com. Dept.; Sec. Chief Agrl. Bureau; Chief Fishery Sec. Fisheries Bureau 1928; Chief Secr. to Minister of Agr. & Forestry; Dir. Agrl. Bureau 1934; Investigator Cabinet Investigation Bureau. Address: 44 Sumiyoshi-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Obama, Toshie 小汀利得** Dir. & Mng.-Editor Chugai Shogyo Shimpo; b. Dec. 1889, Shimane-ken; s. of Iichiro Obama. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Waseda Univ.; Secr. to Speaker, House of Rep. 1915; joined Masuda Trading Co. 1917; Editorial Staff Chugai Shogyo Shimpo 1921. Address: 388 Unokimachi, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Obuchi, Mitsuki 大渕三樹** Vice-Pres. Teikoku Fuel Ind. Co. since 1938; b. Aug. 1885, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; joined present firm; sent to Germany and America for study 2 years; Chief, General Affairs Sec. Tokyo Branch of the firm 1919; Head, Finance Sec. 1925; Auditor 1927; toured Europe and America 8 months; Head Shanghai Office 1929; became Mng.-Dir. Hanshin Harbour Co.; Dir. Japan-Manchou Warehouse Co., Shantung Mining Co., Shoko Glass Co., Toyo Nitrogen Industry Co.; Dir. S. M. R. Co. Address: 18 Goban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Ochiai, Keishiro 落合慶四郎** Mayor of Utsunomiya; b. Apr. 16, 1886, Shimane-ken; s. of Kameshiro Ochiai. Career: grad. Law Dept. Nihon Univ. 1910; apptd. Commr. Tokushima-ken; Yamanashi-ken; Chief Police Affairs Dept. Oita-ken, Miye-ken, Nagano-ken; Chief Home Dept. Gunma-ken, Ishikawa-ken, Akita-ken, Aichi-ken, Kanagawa-ken; Gov. Tokushima-ken; Dep-Mayor of Tokyo. Address: 30 Taira-cho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Oda, Nobutsune 織田信恒** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; b. Aug. 3, 1889, Tokyo-fu; adopted s. of Nobutoshi Oda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1913; entered Bank of Japan; toured China & Europe; joined Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; Secr. to Ry. Minister 1926; Councillor For. Office 1929; Parl. Vice-Minister of Agr. & Forestry in Saito Cabinet 1933-34. Address: 52 Ichigaya Yakuoji-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Oda, Yorozu 織田萬** D. L.; Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Ritsumeikwan Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad. Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. since 1931; b. July 1868, Saga-ken; e. s. of Yusaburo Endo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1892; studied in England, France & Germany; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Dean Law Coll. same; attended Int'l Acad. Assembly 1920; Judge Permanent Court of Int'l Justice Hague. Address: 3 Kami-nibancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Odachi, Shigeo 大達茂雄** Legislative Adv. to Provisional Govt. of China since Apr. 1938; b. Jan. 1892, Shimane-ken; s. of Shinsaku Odachi. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1916; Commr. Home Dept. 1921; Secr. Re-constr. Bureau, same 1927; Secr. Home Dept.; Gov. Fukui-ken 1932-34; Dir. Legislation Bureau of Manchoukuo, 1934-35; Dir.-Gen. Gen. Affairs Board, State Council of Manchoukuo 1935-36. Address: Peking, China. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Odaira, Namihei 小平浪平** Pres. Hitachi Seisaku-sho, Ltd.; Chairman Osaka Iron Works; b. 1874, Tochigi-ken. Career: grad. Elec. Engrg. Course, Engrg. Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; joined Kuhara Mining Co. Ltd. 1906; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Hitachi Seisaku-sho, Ltd. 1920; present post since 1929. Address: 140 Komagome Higashi Kata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1017 ([scan part 1, leaf 1078](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1078/mode/1up))

**Odera, Gengo 小寺源吾** Pres. Dai-Nippon Spinning Co.; b. Sept. 1879, Gifu-ken; adopted s. of Seizo Odera. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keio Univ. 1903; entered business. Address: Sumiyoshi-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ogata, Taketora 緒方竹虎** Chief Ed. Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; Mng.-Dir. Osaka Asahi Shimbun; b. 1888, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Michihei Ogata. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. 1911; joined Asahi Shimbun; Dir. Osaka Asahi Shimbun 1928; studied in Europe & America 1920. Address: 331 Hyakunin-cho 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ogata, Tomosaburo 緒方知三郎** M.D.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Jan. 31, 1883; s. of Koreyoshi Ogata, physician. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; went to Germany for study 1910-13; apptd. Asst. Prof. of Alma Mater 1913; Prof. Pathological Anat. Address: 435 Komagome 3-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ogawa, Gotaro 小川郷太郎** L.D.; M.P.; b. June 1876, Okayama-ken; s. of Tomoaki Ogawa, physician. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; apptd. Asst. Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1904 and later promoted to Prof, Dean, Econ. Coll. same Univ. 1922-24; elected to Diet from Okayama-ken 7 times; Dir. Minseito; Vice-Minister of Finance in Hamaguchi Cabinet; Com. & Ind. Minister in Hirota Cabinet 1936-37. Address: 16, Sakurayama-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ogawa, Seiji 小川清二** D.E.; Chief Engr. Showa Aircraft Mfg. Co.; b. Sept. 1893, Tokyo; s. of Prof. Umesaburo Ogawa. Career: grad. Mech. Engrg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; Chief Engine Designing Sec. Nagoya Works, Mitsubishi Aircraft Co.; Prof. Ryojun Engrg. Coll. 1934-37. Address: 286 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka-mura, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ogawa, Takuji 小川琢治** See 1938 issue. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Oguchi, Chuta 小口忠太** M.D.; Prof. Nagoya Med. Univ. since 1931; b. Jan. 1875, Nagano-ken; s. of Sadahei Oguchi, merchant. Careeer: grad. Saisei Gakusha; served Sino-Japanese War as Surgeon-Sub.-Lieut. 1895; Surgeon Captain during Russo-Japanese War 1904-05; Surgeon-Major 1910; Instructor Army Med. Sch. 1911; Prof. S. Manchuria Med. Coll. 1912; sent to Europe 2 years; rec'd deg. 1916; Dir. & Prof. Aichi Med. Coll. 1926; Mem. Int'l Council of Ophthalmology since 1929. Address: 22, Hazama-cho, Showa-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ogura, Masatsune 小倉正恒** Mem. House of Peers; Rep. Dir. Sumitomo Honsha Ltd.; Chairman Sumitomo Mining Co., Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd., Sumitomo Elec. Wire & Cable Works, etc.; b. Mar. 1875, Kanazawa; s. of Masamichi Ogura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Commr. of Civil Engrg. Home Dept. 1897; Councillor Yamaguchi-ken 1898; resigned 1899 to join Sumitomo Firm; travelled in Europe & America 1900-02. Address: 24 Aioi-dori 1-chome, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Oguri, Hampei 小栗半平** Mng.-Dir. Manshu Paint Co. since 1919; b. Sept. 26, 1882, Aichi-ken; s. of Yakichi Oguri. Career: grad. Com. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1907; served Nisshin Oil Mfg. Co. for many years. Address: Komatsudai, Hoshigaura, Dairen. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ohara, Magosaburo 大原孫三郎** Pres. Chugoku Bank, Kurashiki Silk Fabric Co., Kurashiki Spinning Co.; Kurashiki Chuo Hospital; b. July 1880, Okayama-ken; s. of Koshiro Ohara, company dir. Career: established Ohara Agr. Research Inst. 1914; Ohara Social Problems Research Inst. 1919; Kurashiki Labour Science Research Inst. 1921. Address: Shinkawa-machi, Kurashiki, Okayama-ken. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ohara, Naoshi 小原直** Mem. House of Peers; b. Jan. 24, 1877, Niigata-ken; s. of Keijiro Tanaka; adopted by Tomotada Ohara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; apptd. Judicial Probationer; Judge, Tokyo District Court, 1904; Public Procurator, Chiba Local Court; Tokyo District Court 1908; Councillor, Dept. of Justice 1919; Chief Public Procurator, Yokohama Local Court 1920; made official tour through U. S.A. and Europe 1921-22; Chief Public Procurator, Tokyo District Court 1921; Nagasaki Court of Appeal 1923; Public Procurator, Supreme Court 1924; Vice-Minister of Justice 1927; Pres. Tokyo Court of Appeal 1931-34; Justice Minister 1934-36. Address: 23 Naka-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ohashi, Chuichi 大橋忠一** Privy Councillor Manchoukuo; b. 1893, Gifu-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; apptd. Diplomatic Probationer; 1st Secr. of Legation; Consul-Gen. Harbin 1931; Manchoukuo Vice-Min. of Foreign Affairs; went to Europe & America, 1937; Dir.-Gen. Foreign Office Manchoukuo. Address: Privy Council, Hsinking. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ohashi, Hachiro 大橋八郎** Mem. House of Peers; Aud. Kahoku Telegraph & Telephone Co. since 1938; b. Dec. 1885, Toyama-ken; s. of Hachisaburo Ohashi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; entered Communications Dept.; Secr. to Com. Min.; Dir. Postal Affairs Bureau 1925; Dir., Finance Bureau 1928; Chief Secr. of Hayashi Cabinet; nominated Peer, 1937. Address: 67 Nagata-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ohashi, Shintaro 大橋新太郎** Pres. Keijo Elec. Co.; Chairman Dai-Nippon Brewery Co.; Chosen Beer Co.; Manshu Pulp Ind. Co.; Elec. Chem. Ind. Co.; Dir. Chosen Ind. Co., Dai-Ichi Mutual Life Ins. Co., Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Nihon Yusen Kaisha, Tokyo Elec. Light Co., Hokkai Hydro-Elec. Power Co., Teikoku Hemp Mfg. Co., Mitsui Trust Co.; Aud. S. M. R. C., Mitsui Bank, etc., b. July 1868, Niigata-ken; s. of Sahei Ohashi. Career: studied at Dojinsha; published Hokuetsu Shimpo; established Hakubunkan; founded Ohashi Library; elected to Diet from Tokyo 1902; nominated Peer 1926. Address: 22 Sanban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ohdaira, Kensaku 大平賢作** Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Bank Ltd., Sumitomo Honsha Ltd., etc.; b. Feb. 1880, Niigata-ken; s. of Keisaku Ohdaira; m. Matsu, d. of Isaburo Tokumasu. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1902; joined present bank. Recreation: Golf Clubs: Osaka Club, Osaka Bankers' Club. Address: 50 Kitabatake Naka 2-chome, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1018 ([scan part 1, leaf 1079](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1079/mode/1up))

**Ohira, Tokuzo 大平得三** M.D.; Prof. Kyushu Imp. Univ.; b. Oct. 12, 1882, Sakata; s. of Teisaku Ohira, physician; married. Career: grad. Fukuoka Univ. of Med. 1908; Asst. Prof. Alma Mater 1913-20; sent to Amer. for study 1915-16; Chief Sanitation Sec. of Toyo Spinning & Weaving Co. 1920; granted deg. 1920; present post since 1925. Address: Goshodani, Fukuoka Shigai. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohkuchi, Kiroku 大口喜六** M.P.; Pharmacist; Leader, Seiyukai; b. May 25 1870, Aichi-ken; s. of Kiroku Ohkuchi, druggist. Career: grad. Tokyo Pharmacy Sch.; Medical Dept. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Mayor of Toyohashi; Mem. Aichi Pref. Assembly; returned to Diet 9 times; Dir. Toyohashi Elec. Co.; Pres. Toyohashi Shimbun; Mem. Toyohashi Chamber of Com.; Parl. Vice-Minister of Finance. Address: 16 of 2 Kohinatadai-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohl, Louis** Corr. "Petit Parisien" and "Le Jour," in Japan. Address: 6 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohnishi, Ichiro 大西一郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohno, Masakichi 大野政吉** Mng.-Dir. Asahi Glass Co., b. Apr. 1884 Tokyo: s. of Nizo Ohno. Career: grad. Ceramic Ind. Course Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1906; joined present firm; apptd. Factory Dir. same; Lecturer Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. Meiji Semmon Gakko; Engrg. Coll. Kyushu Imp. Univ.; Mem. Yokohama Chamber of Com. & Ind. Address: 1336 Higashi 1-chome, Magome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohno, Ryokuichiro 大野綠一郎** Civil Adm. Chief of Chosen; b. Oct. 1887, Saitama-ken; bro. of Eizo Ohno. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered Home Dept.; Secr. Social Bureau; went to Europe & Amer. 1923; Gov. Tokushima-ken & Gifu-ken; Dir. Local Affairs Bureau, Home Dept.; Metro. Police Chief 1932; Japanese Del. to 15th Int'l Labour Conf. 1916; Econ. Adviser to Kwantung Army 1935; Dir.-Gen. Kwantung Bureau 1935-36. Address: c/o Chosen Gov.-Gen., Keijo, Chosen. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohno, Ryuta 大野龍太** Dir. Finance Bur. Dept. since 1938; b. Nov. 5, 1892, Hyogo-ken; e. s. of Terukichi Ohno. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo. Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Fin. Dept.; despatched to England as Fin. Officer; Commr. and Secr. Fin Dept.; Secr. to Fin. Min.; Chief Spec. Bank Sec. and concurrently Chief Sec. Fin. Min.'s Secretariate; resigned Govt. service 1934; re-entered Fin. Dept. and apptd. Fin. Commr. to China 1938. Address: Finance Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohsa, Miyogo 大佐三四五** B.S.; M.A. (Columbia Univ. New York) Librarian; b. 18[?][?], Kyoto; s. of Sanjiro Ohsa, businessman; m. Kazuko, d. of Sadaji Otogawa of Kyoto. Career: studied at Coll. of English Literature, Doshisha Univ. 1918-21; School of Library Service & Teachers Coll. Columbia Univ. 1926-28; B.S. 1927; M.A. 1928; Librarian Dairen Lib. S.M.R. Co. 1921-29; Head Librarian Fushun Lib. of same Co. 1929-36; Asst. Dir. Dairen Lib. 1936. Publication: Library Cataloging, its Principles and Practices, 1937. Address: Dairen Library, Dairen. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohta, Heishiro 太田丙子郎** Co. Dir.; b. Feb. 1876, Ibaragi-ken; s. of Iyonosuke Oda, later adopted by Mizuho Ohta. Career: Mercantile Marine Sch. 1896; studied in Europe and America; joined present firm 1900; made inspection tour of Europe and America 1913; attended 1st Int'l Labour Conf. at Washington 1919; Vice-Pres. O.S.K. Address: 592 Aoki, Honjo-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohta, Masao 太田雅夫** L.L.B.; Vice-Chief Fushun Coal Mine of S.M.R. Co; b. Mar. 1893, Okayama-ken; s. of Usaburo Ohta, farmer; m. Setsuko. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; joined present firm 1917; Manager, Yingkow, Antung and Mukden Offices successively; went to Europe and America for study 1930-31; Mgr. Tsitsihar Office; Supervisor; transferred to Tientsin Office 1935. Address: Fushun Coal Mine, Fushun, Manchoukuo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohtani, Noboru 大谷登** Pres. Nippon Yusen Kaisha; Chairman Kinkai Yusen (Steamship); Dir. Nisshin Steamship Co.; Overseas Development Co; Mem. Int'l Touring Ind. Committee; Nat. Park Committee; Overseas Trade Committee; Japan-Amer. Trade Council; Mng.-Trustee Japan Tourist Bureau; Councillor Imp. Marine Affairs Assn.; Navy Assn.; South Seas Assn.. Executive Dir. Nanyo Takushoku K. K.; b. Mar. 26, 1874, Fukui-ken; s. of Fumoto Ohtani. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1896; joined N. Y. K. and served in its branches at London, Hongkong, Singapore, Calcutta, New York; travelled in interest of N. Y. K. over Australia, Malay Peninsula, Dutch Indies, British India, French Indo-China, Siam, Philippines, South Africa, etc.; attended Int'l Maritime Law Conf. London, Paris, Gothemburg, etc. as Japanese Delegate 1920-23; Mng.-Dir. N. Y. K. 1923; Vice-Pres. 1929-35. Address: 275 Chojamaru, Kami-Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Ohya, Atsushi 大屋敦** Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Chem. Ind. Co., Dir. Sumitomo Mining Co., Shikoku Chuo Elec. Power Co.; Aud. Sumitomo Honsha Ltd.; b. Sept. 1884, Tokyo; s. of Gannojo Nagai. Career: grad. Electric Engrg. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Engr. Elec. Bureau, Communications Dept. 1911; Lecturer Engrg. & Tech. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1911; joined Sumitomo Firm 1913; apptd. Mgr. Executive & Adm. Dept. 1925; Mgr. Gen. Affairs Dept. 1930. Dir. Kyushu Elec. Power Co., Kyushu Hydro-Elec. Power Co. Address: 1447 Shironomae, Mikage-machi, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Oi, Shigemoto 大井成元** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Retired Gen.; b. Sept. 1863, Yamaguchi; s. of Matahei Oi. Career: grad. Mil. Academy, 1883 and Mil. Staff Coll. 1888; Staff Gen. Staff Office; Instructor, Mil. Staff Coll.; Secr. to War Minister; Attaché, Embassy, Berlin; Comdr. Inf. 19th Brig.; Pres. Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. 8th Div., 12th Div.; Vladivostok Expeditionary Force; Supreme War Councillor. Address: Izumi-machi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Oikawa, Koshiro 及川古志郎** Vice-Adm.; Comdr.-in-Chief Japanese Fleets in China Waters since 1938; b. 1883, Niigata-ken; s. of Ryogo Oikawa. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1905; Aide-de-Camp to the Crown Prince; Cap. H. I. M.'s Ship "Tama"; Chief 1st Sec. Nav. Staff Bd.; Head Instructor Nav. Acad.; Staff, Nav. Staff Bd.; Comdr. 1st Nav. Air Corps 1932; Dir. Nav. Acad. 1933; Comdr.-in-chief 3rd Fleet; Chief Nav. Air Service Hdqrs. Address: c/o Navy Office, Tokyo. — p. 1019 ([scan part 1, leaf 1080](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1080/mode/1up))

**Oishi, Wasaburo 大石和三郎** Dir. Aerological Observatory; b. Mar. 15, 1874, Saga-ken; s. of late Tokichi Oishi; m. Kane, d. of late Suketaka Ito. Career: grad. Physics Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1898; Expert, Central Meteorological Observatory; sent to France & Germany for study, 1911-13; to America, 1919 and to Europe, 1927 on official tour. Address: Official Residence, Tateno, Onogawa-mura, Tsukuba-gun, Ibaraki-ken. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Oiwa, Isao 大岩勇夫** Mayor of Nagoya; Adviser Nagoya Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. May 1867; s. of Tazo Oiwa. Career: grad. Tokyo Hogaku-in 1891; elected to Diet from Aichi-ken 1915. Address: 74 Minami Ise-machi 3-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Oka, Joji 丘[?]二** See 1938 issue. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Oka, Kishichiro 岡喜七郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Oka, Minoru 岡實** D.L.; Journalist; Chairman, Osaka Mainichi and Tokyo Nichi-Nichi; b. Sept., 1873, Osaka; s. of Yoshisuye Oka. Career: grad. Polit. Course Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; apptd. Councillor, Legislation Bureau; same, Dept. of Agr. & Com.; Chief Ind. & Com. Section of same 1913; Dir. Ind. & Com. Bureau, Dept. of Agr. & Com.; apptd. Japanese Govt. Rep. to Paris Peace Conf., and became Member of Committee for Codification of Labor Charter of Versailles Treaty in Paris 1918; Mem. of Committee for the Revision of Treaty of Commerce; represented Government at 1st International Labor Conf. Washington 1919; Govt. Repr. at Paris and Geneva for revision of economic boycott clauses in League of Nation's Pact; visited China, South Seas, Europe and America to investigate financial and economic conditions; made great contribution towards completion of making Laws on Trade Unions, Factory and Petty Insurance; became Dir. Osaka Mainichi Pub. Co. 1927; Editor, Tokyo Nichi-Nichi. Address: 276 Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Oka, Ohji 岡大路** Dir. South Manchuria Tech. Coll. since 1930; Pres. Manchuria Archt. Assn.; b. Nov. 1889, Sendai; s. of Arau Oka. Career: grad. Archit. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; entered S. M. R., Co.; despatched to Europe and America for Inspection 1921-2; Prof. South Manchuria Tech. Coll. 1925-20. Address: 180 Togendai, Dairen. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okabe, Nagakage 岡部長景** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; b. Aug. 28, 1884, Tokyo; s. of late Viscount Nagamoto Okabe. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; joined diplomatic service; Attaché, Emb. England & Amer.; Chief 2nd Sec. Asia Bureau Foreign Office; Deputy Grand Master of Ceremonies; Parl. Vice-Minister for War; Vice-Pres. Japan-Manchou Cultural Soc.; Chief Dir. Toa Dobun-kai. Address: 10 Tango-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okabe, Tsunetaro 岡部常太郎** Mng.-Dir. Nippon Industrial Rubber Co.; b. May 1884 at Fukuoka City; s. of Satoru Okabe, council mem. Fukuoka city; m. in 1911. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Coll. 1905; took up official post at Sango-koshi Rubber Estates at Johore; resigned 1912; established Johore Rubber Plantation Co.; Pres. till 1934 when company amalgamated into N.I.R.C. Address: 225 Sanyamachi, Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Eitaro 岡田永太郎** Vice-Pres. Osaka Shosen K. K.; b. July, 1884, Hyogo-ken; e. s. of Norikata Okada and adopted by Tokitoshi Okada. Career: joined O. S. K.; Chief Oriental Sec. of same; Auditor South Seas Marine Transportation Co.; Dir. Chosen S. S. Co.; present post since Dec., 1937. Address: 175 Nishinoguchi, Sumiyoshimura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Fumihide 岡田文秀** Vice-Pres. Board of Disabled Soldiers Relief since Apr. 1938; b. Nov. 25 1892, Matsue City, Shimane-ken; adopted s. of Unosuke Okada; married. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Councillor Gifu-ken and Tokyo Muni. Office; Secr. Home Office 1923; Chief River Sec. of same 1925; Gov. Chiba-ken 1932; Dir. Sanitation Bur. and later Public Works Bur. Home Office; Gov. Nagasaki-ken until 1938. Address: Board of Disabled Soldiers Relief, Tokyo. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Fumio 岡田文雄** Dir. Antung Customs since 1937; b. Mar. 31, 1898, Yamagata-ken; e. s. of Bunji Okada. Career: studied at Keio Univ.; enetred Chinese Customs; Non-Commissioned Staff, Dairen Customs 1932; Sec. Chief, same 1932-35; Dir. Chengteh Customs Jehol Prov. 1935; made inspection tour of Eur. and Amer. Address: Antung Customs, Manchoukuo. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Kanekazu 岡田兼一** Min. to Fed. of South Africa since Mar. 1938; b. Apr. 1882, Yamagata-ken; s. of Kanenobu Okada, official. Career: studied at Tokyo Sch. of For. Languages and Waseda Univ.; commr. For. Office; 3rd Secr. Emb. London; 2nd Secr. Leg. Sweden; Consul at Antung; Cons.-Gen. at Chientao; at Honolulu 1932-34; Dir. Cultural Undertakings Dept. For. Office; Min. to Argentina 1937. Address: Japanese Legation, Pretoria, Fed. of South Africa. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Keisuke 岡田啓介** See 1938 issue. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Saburosuke 岡田三郎助** Painter of Western Style; Court Artist; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch.; Mem. Imp. Academy of Arts; b. Jan. 1869, Tokyo; s. of Motooki Ishio; later adopted by Masazo Okada. Career: grad. Tokyo Eiwa Gakko; studied oil painting under Kiyoteru Kuroda; Ass. Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1896; studied in France 1897; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1902; went to Europe 1930. Address: 96 Date-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Shin 岡田信** Pres. Hokkaido Colonial Bank since 1936; b. March 10, 1885 in Shiga-ken; 5th s. of Itsujiro Okada; m. Nobu, 1st d. of Suzaemon Baba. Career: elected Dir. Oriental Development Co. 1925; apptd. Financial Superintendent, Taiwan Govt. 1932. Address: Hokkaido Colonial Bank, Sapporo. — p. 1020 ([scan part 1, leaf 1081](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1081/mode/1up))

**Okada, Shuzo 岡田周造** Gov. Tokyo-fu since 1938; b. Nov. 1886, Tokyo; s. of Ryuzo Kemi. Career: grad. English Law Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Commr. Shizuoka-ken & Aichi-ken; Secr. Reconstruction Bureau; Gov. Chiba-ken, Yamaguchi-ken & Nagano-ken; Dir. Local Affairs Bureau, Home Dept. 1935; Gov. Hyogo-ken 1936-38. Address: Governor's Residence, Shiba Park, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okada, Tadahiko 岡田忠彦** M.P.; b. Mar. 21, 1878 in Okayama-ken; s. of Kimpei Okada. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; Gov. Saitama-ken, Nagano-ken and Kumamoto-ken; Dir. Police Bureau Home Dept.; elected to Diet from Okayama-ken; Dep.-Mayor of Tokyo; Vice-speaker House of Rep. 1936-37. Address: 31 Nagata-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okada, Takematsu 岡田武松** D. Sc.; Dir. Central Meteorol. Observatory & Imp. Marine Obs.; b. Aug. 1874, Chiba-ken ;bro. of Kintaro Okada. Career: grad. Physic. Course, Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1889; Expert Central Meteorol. Obs. 1894; Dir. Kobe Marine Meterol. Obs. 1920. Address: 2 Takehira-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okada, Takuo 岡田卓雄** Mgr. Tokyo Branch of S. M. R. Co. since Jan. 1938; b. Sept. 1895, Nagasaki-ken; e. s of Yoshio Okada; married. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; joined S.M.R. Co ; Staff Econ. Research Bur. same; Sub-Mgr. Tokyo Branch. Address: 7 of Ro, 10 Nishi Kata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okahashi, Hayashi 岡橋林** Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Bank; Dir. Saga 106th Bank, Buzen Bank, Sanshu Heiwa Bank; Aud. Sumitomo Honsha, Ltd., Sumitomo Warehouse Co., Sumitomo Life Ins. Co., Sumitomo Wire & Cable Works, Sumitomo Metal Industries, Sumitomo Bldg. Co., Osaka Norh Habour Co., Nippon Sheet Glass Co.; b. Dec. 1883, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1906; with Sumitomo Concern since graduation. Address: 102 Nango-cho, Nishinomiya. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okamoto, Eitaro 岡本英太郎** Vice-Chairman Nippon Central Sericultural Assn. since Jan. 1936; Pres. Weights and Measures Assn. of Japan; Dir. Trade Assn. of Tokyo; b. Sept. 20, 1871, Osaka-fu; s. of Jotaro Okamoto. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; apptd. official, Agr. & Com. Dept.; Dir. Forestry, Com. Affairs, Com. & Ind. and Agr. Bureaux; Vice-Minister of Agr. & Com.; Dir. Patent Bureau; attended 3rd Labor Conf. as Govt. Delegate. Address: 1613 Araijuku 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okamoto, Ichiro 岡本一郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okamoto, Ippei 岡本一平** Cartoonist; Guest Mem. Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; b. June 11, 1886, Hakodate; s. of Takejiro Okamoto. Career: grad. Western Painting Dept. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1910; went to Europe 1929. Address: 3 Aoyama Takagicho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okamoto, Suemasa 岡本季正** Counsellor at Emb. in London since Mar. 1938; b. Aug. 16, 1892, Kyoto-fu; s. of Buzaemon Okamoto. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; service in Emb. London; Staff 1st Sec. Europe & Amer. Bureau; 2nd Sec. Europe & Amer. Bureau 1931-34; Dir. Finance Bureau 1934-36; Dir. Amer. Bureau 1937; Consul-Gen. at Shanghai and Counsellor at Emb. China. Address: Japanese Emb., London. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okamoto, Takezo 岡本武三** See 1938 issue. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okamura, Yasuji 岡村寧次** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. 2nd Div.; b. May 1884 Tokyo; 2nd s. of Yasunaga Okamura; m. Chieko, sis. of Keiichi Kato of Aomori-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1905; Mil. Staff Coll.; Adviser to Sun Chuan-fang; Chief, Mil History Compiling Sec. Gen. Staff Office; Chief Mil. Research Dept.; Chief 2nd Dept. Gen. Staff Office; Vice-Chief Staff Kwantung Army. Address: 2nd Div. Hdqrs., Sendai. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okano, Teiji 岡野悌二** Pres. Naigai Mining Co., Chosen Silk Spin. Co.; Dir. Tokyo Trading Co., Hishisan Trading Co., Aizawa & Co., Chugai Holding Co.; Aud. Nippon High Class Paint Co., Kyodo Gum Mfg. Co., Yanase Automobile Co., Nippon Exploisives Mfg. Co ; b. Sept. 9, 1870, Shiga-ken; s. of Shigai Okano; m. Tsuya, d. of Vice-Admiral N. Ogura. Career: grad. Osaka Higher Com. Sch.; entered business. Address: 1 Kasumi-cho, Aazabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okaya, Sosuke 岡谷惣助** Pres. Okaya & Co., Nippon Savings Bank; Dir. Aichi Ginko, Aichi Tokei Denki K. K.; b. Aug. 1887, Nagoya; s. of Sosuke Okaya, Peer. Career: grad. Nagoya Com. Sch. 1906; inherited family estate 1926. Address: 50 Ebisu-machi, Naka-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okazaki, Tadao 岡崎忠雄** Adviser Kobe Chamber of Co. & Ind.; Chairman Kobe Bank Ltd.; Pres. Okazaki Steamship Co., Kobe Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Asahi Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Shinei Silk Co.; b. May 1884, Saga-ken; s. of Tadahide Ishimaru, later adopted by Tokichi Okazaki. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keio Univ. 1906; Pres. Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind. till Mar. 1937. Address: Mizuno-machi, Suma-ku, Kobe. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okochi, Masatoshi 大河內正敏** Viscount; D. Sc.; Pres. Chemical & Physical Research Institute; b. Dec. 6, 1878, Tokyo; adopted s. of Nobuyoshi Okochi. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; rec'd deg. 1914; often elected Peer since 1915. Address: 1 Yanaka Shimizu-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okubo, Toshikata 大久保利賢** Pres. The Yokohama Specie Bank; b. Oct. 1878, Tokyo; s. of late Toshimichi Okubo, statesman. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; entered present bank 1903; Mgr. London Branch; Dir. 1926. Address: 11 Mukoyama-cho. Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okuma, Nobutsune 大隈信常** Marquis; Mem. House of Peers; Hon. Pres. Waseda Univ.; Advisor, Hochi Shimbun; Pres. Japan Civilization Society, Japan-Indian Assn.; b. Aug. 16, 1871, Tokyo; adopted s. of late Marquis Shigenobu Okuma. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; studied in Cambridge Univ.; Lecturer, Waseda Univ.; Hon. Pres. Waseda Middle Sch.; Secr. to Prime Minister; M.P. 1915. Address: 115 Aoyama Minami-cho, 6-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1021 ([scan part 1, leaf 1082](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1082/mode/1up))

**Okumura, Masao 奥村政雄** Pres. Daido Match Co., Nippon Match Joint Sales Co., Nippon Carb. Ind. Co.; Dir. Kyushu Elec.-Transmission Co., Tokyo Nitrogen Ind. Co., Manchou Chem. Ind. Co., Japan Gasoline Co.; b. Nov. 29, 1879, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Hampei Okumura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; went to Europe & Amer. 1922. Address: 81 Sakuragaoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Okumura, Shinji 奥村慎次** Dir. Kochu Koshi since Dec. 1935, Manchuria Ind. Develop. Corp., Showa Steel Works; b. May 25, 1894, Kanagawa-ken; 3rd s. of Toshichi Okumura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; entered Research Dept. S. M. R.; Chief, Kirin & Peiping Offices, Research Sec. Tokyo Branch, Enterprising Sec. Address: c/o Kochu Koshi, Dairen. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Okumura, Tsurukichi 奥村鶴吉** D.D.S.; Sc. D. (Honoris causa); M.D.; Dean and Prof. Tokyo Dental College; Pres. of Sch. Dentists' Fed. of Japan since 1926; Chief Dir. Japan Dental Assn. since 1931; b. Dec. 10, 1881; s. of Toshichi Okumura, Dentist; m. Eiko, e. d. of Hannosuke Sawada. Career: grad. Takayama Dental Coll. 1899, Univ. of Penn. 1906; Dean of Tokyo Dental Coll. since 1920. Address: 1321 Shimo-Ochiai 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Okura, Kimmochi 大藏公望** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Vice-Pres. Toa Kenkyusho (Eastern Asia Res. Inst.); adviser, S. M. R. Co.; President of Manshu Immigration Association; b. July 23, 1882, Tokyo; s. of Baron Heizo Okura, Lieut.-Gen. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; apptd. Engr., Ry. Dept.; Joined S. M. R. Co.; Mgr., Traffic Dep., later Dir. & Mgr. Planning & Development Dept.; resigned 1931. Address: 1504 Yoyogi Tomigayacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Okura, Kishichiro 大倉喜七郎** Baron; Pres. Okura-gumi; Chairman, Imperial Hotel; Dir. Oryokko Paper Co., Sumatora Okura Farm Co., Imp. Theatre, Akita Timber Co.; b. June 1882; s. of late Kihachiro Okura, businessman. Address: 20 Shimoniban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Omori, Iichiro 大森偉一郎** Dir. Kumamoto Higher Tech. Sch. since Mar. 1938; b. Apr. 1879, Kumamoto-ken; e. s. of Gonsaku Omori; married. Career: grad. Mining & Metallurgy Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; served Mining Museum of Prince Shimazu family; Prof. Kumamoto Higher Tech. Sch. 1906; sent to Eur. & Amer. to sudy metallurgy 1920. Address: 390 Shinyashiki-machi, Kumamoto. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Omori, Kaichi 大森佳一** Baron; Mem. House of Peers since 1921; b. Aug. 2, 1883, Tokyo; s. of late Baron Shoichi Omori. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; official, Chiba-ken, Gunma-ken, Shiga-ken; apptd. Chief, Police Dept. Shiga-ken, Tochigi-ken; Chief, Home Affairs Dept. Iwate-ken, Yamagata-ken, Ibaraki-ken, Gunma-ken, sucessively; Gov. Gunma-ken and Shimane-ken; sent to Europe and America for study 1923; Parl. Vice-Minister of Home Affairs. Address: 235 Shuku-machi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Omori, Kouta 大森洪太** Dir. Civil Affairs Bureau Justice Dept. since 1933; b. June 1887, Miye-ken; s. of late Yotaro Omori; m. Kinuko. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Judge Tokyo District Court; Councillor Justice Dept.; Repr. and Judge Mixed Arbitral Tribunal; stationed at London 1922-26; Judge Supreme Court; Lecturer Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address: 10 Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Omura, Seiichi 大村清一** Gov. Nagano-ken since Jan., 1938; b. May 4, 1892, Okayama-ken; e. s. of Kichigoro Omura; m, Yasuko, 3rd s. of Seiroku Honda, Dr. For. Career: grad. Law Coll., Kyoto Imp. Univ., 1917; Chief Gen. Affairs, Fin., Archives & Documents and Research Sections of Tokyo Muni. Office; Secr. Reconstr. Bur. Tokyo; Acting Chief City Planning Sec. Home Office; Chief Local Bonds and Fin. Sections; Dir. Social Affairs Bur., same. Address: 596 Itabashi 3-chome, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Omura, Takuichi 大村卓一** Vice-Pres. S. M. R Co.; b. Feb. 1872, Fukui-ken; s. of Sonoe Omura. Career: grad. Hokkaido Imp Univ. 1896; Engr. Hokkaido Colliery Co.; despatched to Europe & Siberia to investigate railways; Engr. Govt. 1925; despatched to Siberia as Mem. Int.l Ry. Supervisory Commn. and to Peking as Adviser of Chinese Govt. Address: S. M. R. Official Residence, Hoshigaura, Dairen. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Ono, Koichi 小野耕一** Pres. Toyo Can Mfg. Co., Dai-Nippon Koku Kogyo (Aeronautical Ind.) K. K.; b. June 24, 1882, Tokyo; e. s. of late Kinroku Ono, businessman; married. Career: grad. Lyon Univ. Address: 25 Iidamachi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Ono, Renzo 小野連三** Mng.-Dir. Fuji Minobu Ry. Co.; Pres. Toyo Recreation-Ground Co. Teikoku Mishin Co.; Dir. Hokkaido Godo Elec. Co.; b. Jan. 1879, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Hachizaemon Ono, landowner. Career: grad. Engrg Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905. Address: 46 Nanpeidai-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Ono, Takeshi 小野猛** Communications Vice-Min.; b. Apr. 18, 1890, Oita-ken; e. s. of Kaoru; m. Ikuko Kawamura. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1915; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Mercantile Marine Bur., Com. Dept.; Dir. Higher Marine Court; Dir. Mercantile Marine Bur.; present post since Jan., 1938. Address: 10 Komagome Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Ono, Tetsuo 小野哲郎** Hon. Consul for Guatemala at Yokohama; Pres. Ono Shoten, Ltd.; Dir. Teikoku Sericulture Warehouse Co., Yokohama Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Dai-Ichi Marine & Fire Ins. Co.; b. Jan. 23, 1890, Yokohama; s. of Mitsukage Ono. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1915; went to America and Canada to inspect com. and ind. Address: 4481 Oyado, Honmoku-machi, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1022 ([scan part 1, leaf 1083](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1083/mode/1up))

**Ono, Yoshio 小野義夫** Mng.-Dir. Toyo Fertilizer Co.; President of Rasa Industrial Co.; Chairman Nippon Fibre Co.; b. Oct. 2, 1880, Oita-ken; s. of Doun Ono, physician. Career: grad. Law Dept. Waseda Univ.; join Furukawa Gomei Kaisha. Address: 625 Kitasenzoku-cho, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Onoe, Kikugoro 尾上菊五郎** (See Terashima Kozo). — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Onozuka, Kiheiji 小野塚喜平次** D.L; Mem. House of Peers; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Academy; b. Dec. 21, 1870, Niigata-ken; s. of Heikichi Onozuka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. University 1895; went to Europe and America for study; apptd. Dean, Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. of same, 1928-34; rec'd deg. 1902. Address: 36 Kobinatadai-machi 2-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Osaki, Shinkichi 大崎新吉** Mng.-Dir. Okura & Co. (Mining) Ltd.; b. Mar. 1888 in Osaka-fu; s. of Komakichi Osaki, merchant; m. Chiyoko, d. of Kataro Ishikura. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. (present Univ. of Com.). Address: 26 Nakarokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Osame, Sanji 納三治** M.E.; Pres. Akebono Brake Band Mfg. Co., Takata Tokyo; b. Dec. 19, 1873, Okayama-ken; s. of Hisayoshi Osame. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ., Cornell Univ., Ithaca, N.Y.; Engr. Kawasaki Ship-Bldg. Co., Uraga Dockyard Co. and Lloyd's agents in Kobe; founder of Akebono Woollen Spinning & Weaving Co. as well as the Akebono Brake Band Mfg. Co.; the latter Co. is the sole suppliers of this product to the Japanese Army and to domestic Automobile Manufacturers. Address: 666 Shimo-Ochiai, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Oseko, Yukio 大迫幸男** Dep. Mayor of Harbin; b. Feb. 14, 1901, Kagoshima-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; joined S. M. R. Co. 1925; apptd. Commr. Gen. Affairs Board Manchoukuo State Council 1932; Councillor Manchoukuo Legation Tokyo; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. State Highways Bureau 1933-36; Councillor Hsingan North Prov. 1936-37. Address: Muni. Office, Harbin. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Oshima, Kenzo 大島堅造** Mng.-Dir. Sumitomo Bank since 1932; b. Jan. 1887, Gunma-ken; s. of Naosaku Oshima. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1909; entered present Bank; Vice-Chief, New York Branch; Chief, Foreign Dept. Head Office 1922; Mgr. 1925. Address: 1454 Shironomae, Mikage-machi, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Oshima, Masanori 大島正德** Dir. Imp. Educ. Assn.; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ. and Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sci.; b. Nov. 11, 1880, Kanagawa-ken; s. of Masayoshi Oshima, landlord. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; Dir. Tokyo City Educ. Bureau; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Vice-Pres. World Fed. of Educ. Assns. Address: 52 Komagome Sendagi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Oshima, Rikutaro 大島陸太郎** (See 1938 issue). — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Oshima, Yoshikiyo 大島義清** D.E.; Dir. Teikoku Fuel Ind. Co.; b. Sept. 7, 1882, Hyogo-ken; s. of Shoji Kurosawa, and later adopted by Rokuro Oshima. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; went to America to study Applied Chem. 1915; toured Europe and America 1922; attended World Coal Conf. 1926, World Power Conf. Berlin 1930, same Wash. 1936; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. Address: 121 Yoyogi Sanya-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Osugi, Shigeru 大杉繁** D. Agr.; Prof. Agr. Dept., Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. 1885, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Muraji Osugi. Career: grad. Agr. Chem. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; studied in America 1916; rec'd deg. 1920; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1923. Address: 52 Jodoji Nishida-machi, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Osumi, Mineo 大角岑生** Admiral; War Councillor; b. May 1876, Aichi-ken; s. of Tohei Osumi. Career: grad. Naval Academy, 1897; Secr. to Navy Minister; Captain "Asahi"; Embassy Attaché in France; Commdr.-in-Chief, 3rd Squadron; Vice-Minister of Navy; Comdr.-in-Chief, 2nd Sqn.; Navy Attaché in France; Comdr.-in-Chief, 3rd Sqn.; Navy Min.; Supreme War Councillor; again Navy Min. 1933-36. Address: 57 Shimo-Takanawa-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Ota, Hanroku 太田半六** Pres. Teikoku Explosives Ind. Co., Tsurumi Gas Co.; Dir. Tokyo Gas Co.; b. Sept. 1874, Chiba-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Senmon Gakko (present Waseda Univ.) 1894; entered business since 1899. Address: 5 Fujimi-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Ota, Masataka 太田正孝** D. Econ.; M.P.; Parl. Vice-Min. of Finance; b. Nov. 1886, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Mankichi Ota. Career: grad. Econ. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; joined Hochi Shimbun, 1919; apptd. Vice-Pres. of same; resigned 1928; sent to Diet, 1930, '32, '36; Parl. Councillor of Finance. Address: 87 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Ota, Mitsuhiro 太田光凞** Pres. Nara Express Motor Transport Co.; Chairman Keihan Elec. Ry. Co., Hanwa Elec. Ry. Co., Daido Elec. Power Co.; b. Oct. 1874, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Kageaki Ota. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; entered Ry. Dept ; resigned and entered business. Address: 1618 Tomoroki-mura, Kita-Kawachi-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Ota, Tamekichi 太田為吉** See 1936 issue. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Otaguro, Jugoro 太田黒重五郎** Dir. Kyushu Hydro-Elec. Co., Chuo Elec. Co., Electro-Chem. Ind. Co ; Adviser Kyushu Elec. Ry. Co.; b. June 1866, Shizuoka-ken; 2nd s. of Tatsuo Komaki; later adopted by Korenobu Otaguro. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; Mgr. Osaka Com. Museum; entered Mitsui Bussan Kaisha 1894; Mng.-Dir. Shibaura Engrg. Works. Address: 22 Higashiogi-machi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Otaka, Shojiro 大鷹正次郎** Min. to Latvia since 1938; b. Feb. 1892, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered For. Office 1918; served Belgium; Eleve-Cons. at Harbin 1919 [illegible] Tientsin Aug. 1919; 3rd Emb. Secr. 1921; 3rd. Secr. to Leg. in Austria 1924; 2nd Secr. to Leg. in Netherlands 1926; Delegate Conf. on German Reparation Questions at Hungary 1929; 1st Leg. Secr. 1930; 1st Secr. to Emb. in Belgium 1933; Cons.-Gen. at Tsingtao. Address: Japanese Legation, Riga, Latvia. — p. 1023 ([scan part 1, leaf 1084](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1084/mode/1up))

**Otani, Kocho 大谷光暢** Count; Chief Abbot Otani Denomination of Shin Sect; b. Oct. 1, 1903, Kyoto; s. of Koen Otani; m. Satoko, 3rd d. of H. I. H. late Prince Kuniyoshi Kuni-no-miya, 1924. Career: grad. Otani Buddhism Univ. 1925; Chief Abbot Otani Denomination since 1925; succeeded peerage 1925; made culture tour of Manchuria and North China 1934; travelled throughout the country for enlightment 1936-37; consoled the Japanese forces in North and Central China 1938. Address: Shichijo-agaru, Karasumaru-dori, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Otani, Kozui 大谷光瑞** Farmer; b. Dec. 1876, Kyoto; s. of Koson Otani, priest; once married but his wife passed in Jan. 1911. Address: Yokujitsuso, Shusuishi, Dairen-shigai. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Otani, Sonyu 太谷尊由** Pres. North China Develop. Co. since June 1938; Mem. House of Peers; b. Aug. 1886, Kyoto; s. of late Count Koson Otani; m. Yasuko, d. of Viscount Hidenobu Koide. Career: elected Peer 1931; Minister of Overseas Affairs; sent to North Manchuria to inspect Immigration 1938. Address: 57 Myogadani, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Otani, Takejiro 大谷竹次郎** Pres. Shochiku K. K. (theatrical & cinema); b. Dec. 13, 1877, Kyoto; s. of Eikichi Otani. Career: Adviser Kabuki-za; Business Mgr. same; Pres. same; established Shochiku Theatrical Co. 1929. Address: 23 Nakarokuban-cho. Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Otsu, Toshio 大津敏男** Dir.-Gen. Kwantung Bur. since Mar. 1938; b. 1893, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; Commr. Home Dept.; Chief Police Affairs Dept. Fukuoka-ken 1931; Metro. Police Bd. 1932; Chief Home Dept. Nagasaki-ken 1932-34; Chief Econ. Dept. Kanagawa-ken 1935; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bureau, Manchoukuo Civil Affairs Dept. 1926-37; Dir.-Gen. Manchoukuo Home Office 1937-38; Gov. Kwantung Prov. 1938. Address: Kwantung Bureau, Hsinking. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Ott, Eugen** Major-Gen. (retired); German Amb. in Tokyo since May 1938; b. Apr. 8, 1889, Rottenburg, Wuerttemberg, Germany; s. of Ott, Dist.-Gov. Career: entered army service after leaving sch.; Lieut. 1909; served in the World War 1914-18; entered Gen.-Staff 1917; after the War served in the Reichswehr-Min. and in the Front, was in 1933 sent to the Japanese Army, 111 Art. Reg. Nagoya; recalled to Germany 1936; promoted Mil Attache in Tokyo 1936; Major-Gen. 1937. Address: German Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Owada, Teiji 大和田悌二** Pres. Elec. Power Control Preparation Bur. of Communications Dept. since May 1938; b. Nov. 23, 1888, Oita-ken; 2nd s. of Kokichi Kaminohata; adopted s. of Kyubei Owada of Fukui-ken; married. Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1915; practised law 1915; entered Communications Dept. 1917; Instructor Nautical Sch.; Sec. Chief Mercantile Marine Bur. Com. Dept.; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. Com. Min.'s Secretariate; Chief Secr. same; Dir. Nagoya Com. Bur. 1934; Dir. Elec. Bur. Com. Dept. Address: c/o Communications Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Oxford, James Samuel** B. Litt.; LL. D.; Teacher; b. Jan. 1880, Louisiana, U.S.A.; s. of Samuel Smith Oxford. Career: grad. Daniel Baker Coll. Brownwood, Texas; Eastman Sch. of Com.; taught at Alma Mater 3 years, Inst. Ingles, Santiago, Chile, 2 years; Palmore Inst. Kobe, 25 years. Address: Palmore Institute, 28 Kitanagasa-dori 4-chome, Kobe. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Oyaizu, Shozo 小柳津正藏** Lieut.-Gen. (retired); Dir. Showa Steel Works; Chief Motive Power Dept. and Laboratory of same; b. May 24, 1881, Chiba-ken; married. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1901, Experimental Physics Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Mem. War Supply Committee of the Allies at London during the World War; Attache of Mil. Tech. Dept. in U S.A.; Dir. Tokyo and later Osaka Arsenals; resigned acting service and joined Showa Steel Works 1933. Address: 4, Naka-Dai-machi, Anshan, Manchoukuo. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Oyama, Kuranosuke 小山倉之助** M.P.; b. Mar. 21, 1883; 2nd s. of Chobei Oyama; married. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Aud. Nippon Gyosei Gakkai (Local Admin. Soc.); Aud. Manshu Gyosei Gakkai (Admin. Soc.); Secr. to Com. & Ind. Min.; delegated to World Parl. Conf. at Paris 1937. Address: 219 Minami Shinagawa 1-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Ozaki, Motojiro 尾崎元次郎** Mayor of Shizuoka since 1935; b. Sept. 1870, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Ihei Ozaki. Career: grad. Shizuoka Middle Sch.; promoted to Captain in Mil. Service; elected M.P. 3 times since 1912; Mem. House of Peers 1925. Address: 60 Anzai-machi 3-chome, Shizuoka. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Ozaki, Yukio 尾崎行雄** M.P.; b. Nov. 20, 1859, Miye-ken; s. of Yukimasa Ozaki, samurai. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; Editor Yubin Hochi Shimbun, Niigata Shimbun; Commr. Statistics Bureau; sent to Diet from Miye-ken 20 times since 1890; Councillor Foreign Office; Minister of Educ.; Minister of Justice; Mayor of Tokyo; made inspection tour of Europe after World War 1919; again went to Europe & America 1931-33. Address: 1774 Hiro, Zushi-machi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Ozawa, Nobuyoshi 小澤宣義** Dir. North Chosen Ry. Office of S. M. R.; b. Apr. 1888, Ishikawa-ken; s. of late Tokuhei Ozawa. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1911; joined S.M.R.; Chief, Land Transportation Sec.; went to Europe & America for study 1924; Chief, Gen. Affairs Dept. Anshan Iron Works 1926; Sec. Chief, Planning Dept. 1930; Chief, Harbour Sec. 1931. Address: 11 Hokeido, Seishin, Chosen. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Ozone, Takematsu 小曾根貞松** Repr. Partner Hon-Ozone G. K.; Pres. Hanshin Iron Works, Kobe Gas Co., Amagasaki Gas Co., Tokiwa Ply Wood Co. Ltd.; Dir. Sanyo Hide & Leather Mfg. Co., Japan-Brazil Colonization Co., Nippon Woollen Textile Co., Oriental Hotel Ltd., Showa Keito Boseki K. K.; Dir. Hanshin Elec. Ry. Co., Maya Cable-way Co.; b. Apr. 1879, Kobe; s. of Kichiro Ozone; m. Kiyo, sister of Tanehiko Yoshida. Career: became Kobe Muni. Councillor; Standing Mem. Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind. Address: 5 Sakuragi-cho 3-chome, Suma-ku, Kobe. — p. 1024 ([scan part 1, leaf 1085](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1085/mode/1up))

**Pan Yu-kuei 潘毓桂** Mayor of Tientsin since Jan., 1938; b. 1884, Yenshan, Hopei Prov. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; Councillor Legislation Bur. of State Council; Chief Secr. to Chiangsi Supt. Bur.; Chief of Court Marshal; Advisory Councillor to State Council; Higher Staff to Comdr. Sung Che-yuan's Pingtsin Guards; Dir. Admin. Bur. of Chi-cha (Hopei-Charhar), 1936. Address: Tientsin Muni. Office, Tientsin, China. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Pansing, Paul** Hon. Vice-Consul for Finland at Dairen; Merchant; b. Dec. 1888, Germany. Address: 212 Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Pao Kang 葆康** Vice-Pres. Ind. Bank of Manchou since July 1938; b. Sept. 1882, Fengtien Prov.; s. of Pao Fu-jun. Career: grad. Mukden Mil. Acad. 1914; served Mukden Mil. Gov.'s Office; Chief Mil. Affairs Sec.; Mukden Mil. Provisions Dept. 1922; Spec. Committee Chinese Eastern Ry.; High Adviser Tung Sheng Spec. Dist. 1929; Vice-Min. of Civil Affairs 1932-34; Gov. Fengtien Prov. 1934-38. Address: Ind. Bank of Manchou, Hsinking. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Pao Ming-chien 鮑明鈐** Ph. D.; Noted Scholar on Oriental Polit.; Prof. Kienkuo Univ. of Manchoukuo since Apr. 1938; b. 1894 Chekiang Prov., China. Career: grad. Chinghua Univ. of Peking; further studied at Yale, Columbia and Johns Hopkins Univ., U.S.A.; entered educ. works in China; Dean Eng. Faculty at Peking Higher Normal Sch.; Reporter Peking Nippo (English edition) Pub. Co.; delegated to Pacific Sci. Conf., Honolulu, 1927; Prof. Peking State Univ. and Lecturer Peking Girls' Normal Sch.; came to Japan as Secr. to Chen You-jen 1931. Publications: International Relations of China, The Open-door Policy (English), etc. Address: Kienkuo Univ., Hsinking. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Paravicini, Fritz** M.D.; Medical Practitioner; b. 1874, Ennenda, Glarus, Switzerland; n. Swiss; s. of Emil Paravicini, physician. Career: studied at Swiss Schools and Univ.; after receiving degrees in Switzerland, served as Asst. and Locumtenens at Univ.-Clinics and Hospitals of Basle, Berne, Zurich, Engadine, and German hospitals, London; P.-G. work in Germany, France, U.S.A.; in charge of Sanatorium near Zurich; practised in Switzerland and Milan; in Yokohama and Tokyo since 1905; Med. Officer to Brit. Emb. Tokyo 1921-28; visited prisoners' camps on behalf of Int'l Red Cross Committee during World War; delegate of same Committee at Red Cross Conf. 1926, 1934 and 1937 in Tokyo; Swiss Del. at World Educ. Conf. Tokyo 1937. Address: 772 Honmoku 3-chome, Yokohama. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Pasquet, Maurice** American Vice-Consul at Dairen since 1937; b. July 1902, Newport, Rhode Island, U. S. A.; s. of Pierre Paul Pasquet; m. Suzanne Rambaut. Career: American Consulate General, Paris, 1925-31; Vice-Consul, Paris, 1931-34; Glasgow, Scotland, 1934-37. Address: 35 Yanagi-machi, Dairen. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Pearce, Reginald Worth** Danish Consul at Kobe & Osaka; b. 1876, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England; s. of Horace Pearce, merchant. Career: grad. Hereford Coll. Herefordshire England; Fruit Farming in California 1894-98; served in Sale & Co. Yokohama 1899-1908; engaged in trade as Pres. Pearce & Co. Yokohama 1908; removed to Kobe 1923; Danish Consul 1929. Address: (home) 66 Kitanocho 4-chome, Kobe. (Office) 92 Yedo-machi, Kobe. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Perkins, P. D** M.A. (Univ. of Southern Calif.); Bibliographer & Prof. of English; b. Jan. 1897, Windsor, Vermont, U.S.A.; s. of Karl W. Perkins; m. Ione Bendel. Career: for 15 years, business executive; Prof. of English Daisan Koto Gakko since 1935; Co-founder and first research fellow of "Soc. for Oriental Studies" of Los Angeles, Calif. Author of "Lafcadio Hearn: A Bibliography of His Writings," 1934. Address: Sanko Kansha, Kyoto. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Phipps, Gerald Hastings** H. B. M. Cons.-Gen. Keijo Korea since Dec. 1934; b. June 1882; s. of Eccleston A. E. Phipps; m. Aline M. Purvis. Career: apptd. Student Interpreter in Japan Oct. 1903; H. B. M. Vice-Cons. Tokyo 1915; Cons. Tamsui 1920; Honolulu 1925; Kobe 1932. Address: Brit. Consulate-General Keijo Chosen. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Piggott, Francis Stewart Gilderoy** Major-General; C.B., D.S.O.; British Military Attache in Tokyo 1921-26 and since 1936; b. Mar. 1883 in London; s. of Sir Francis T. Piggott, barrister-at-law; one time legal adviser to Prime Minister Ito of Japan 1888-91; later attorney-gen. of Mauritius; chief justice of Hongkong; m. Jane Smith. Career: educ. at Cheltenham Coll., Royal Military Acad., Woolwich; Captain 1911; Major 1916; Colonel 1923; Major-Gen. 1935; served in Great War; General Staff, War Office London 1914. 1920-21, 1927-30; Deputy Mil. Secr. to Secr. of War 1930-35. Address: British Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Pinto, J. A. Abranches** Prof. Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages; Hon. Consul for Portugal at Tokyo; b. Nov. 1893, Cabanas. Conselho do Carregal do Sal. Portugal; s. of F. do Nascimento Pinto, army officer; m. Tsurue (Japanese). Career: Instituto Superior de Agronomia de Lisboa. Address: 32 Honcho-dori 5-chome. Nakano-ku. Tokyo. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Preibisch, Werner** Dr. phil et dipl. ès Lettres; Prof. Lecturer of Yamaguchi Higher Sch. & Yamaguchi Higher Com. Sch.; b. Nov. 1896, Ohlau, Germany; s. of Prof. Dr. Karl Preibisch. Career: graduate of Magdeburg Coll.; Captain of German Army 1914-19; studied Philosophy, German Literature and Roman Philology at Halle and Muenster, Siena (Italy), Sevilla (Spain), Paris et Besancon (France); Governor of Princes of Hessia; Prof. of High Schools; German Coll. at Athens (Greece). Address: Koto Gakko Kansha, Itoyone, Yamaguchi City. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Price, Willard** B.A.; M.A.; Writer; b. 1887 in Canada; s. of Albert M. Price; m. Mary Virginia Selden. Career: grad. Western Res. Univ.; post grad. Columbia Univ., New York Univ.; editorial staff The Survey; editor World Outlook, etc.; studied Indian labour question in South America; War reconstruction service in France, Italy; dir. motion picture expedition, Sahara desert; ethnographic studies of Battaks of Sumatra, etc.; author "Ancient Peoples at New Tasks," "The Negro Round the World," "Study of American Influence in the Orient," "The South Sea Adventure," "Children of the Rising Sun," "Japan's New Horizons," etc. Address: 2132 Isshiki, Hayama, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1025 ([scan part 1, leaf 1086](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1086/mode/1up))

**Ratjen, Rudolf** Pres. Rud. Ratjen & Co Tokyo, Osaka, Dairen, Mukden; b. Mar. 1881 at Hoya, Germany. Arrived in Japan 1903; founded own firm 1913. Address: 6-34, Aoyama Kitamachi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Rayvid, Nicolas** Counsellor U.S.S.R. Emb. Tokyo; b. 1897, Moscow; s of Jacob Rayvid. Career: Attachè to Emb. Berlin 1925; 2nd Secr. same 1926-28; Asst.-Dir. 2nd Western Dept. Foreign Office Moscow 1928-30; Counsellor, Legation, Sweden 1930-31; Dir. 1st Western Dept. Foreign Office, Moscow. Address U.S.S.R. Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**del Re, Arundell** M.A., Balliol College (Oxon), M.A. (London); Chev. of the Corona d'Italia; O.B.E.; Prof. of English Language and Literature, Taihoku Imp. Univ.; Royal Italian Consular Agent, Taihoku; b. Jan. 1892, Florence, Italy. s. of Pietro del Re, Capt. Italian Army, retired; m. H. Joan George. Career: Priv. Secr. to Italian Mil. Attachè, London 1916-19; Lecturer in Italian, Univ. of Oxford and King's Coll. London 1920-27; Prof. of Eng. Lit. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1927-30. Address c/o Taihoku Imp. Univ., Taihoku. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Reed, J. Paul** B.D. (Yale Univ. 1926); A.M. (Univ. of Chicago 1933); Ph. D. 1937; Prof. Kwansai Gakuin Literary Coll. and Literary-Law Univ. since 1934; b. Aug. 1899, Sheldon, Missouri. U.S.A.; s. of J. J. Reed, Christian minister; m. Josephine L. Reed. Career: arrived Japan 1921; Teacher Himeji and Tatsuno Middle Schs. 1921-23; Pastor First M. E. Church Yalesville Conn. 1925-26; Teacher & Dean Palmore Inst. Kobe 1926-31; author of "Facing Our Social World, 1929". Address: Kwansai Gakuin, Nishinomiya-shigai, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Rehbock, Willem** Hon. Japanese Consul at Amsterdam; b May 1898 at Amsterdam; m. Anna Maria Heldring. Career: grad. High Economic School 1917; visited Japan 1920; Secr. to Mgr. Nederland Royal Mail Line (Java Line) 1921; Second visit to Japan 1922; Secr. Head Office, same at Batavia 1923-25; Mem. Hofmann, Schoffer & Co. in Holland 1930; Mem. Asterdam Chamber of Com. 1931; connected with Holland-Steamship Co. since 1937. Address: Keizersgracht 517, Amsterdam — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Reifsnider, Charles Shriver** B.A.; M.A.; L.H.D.; D.D.; Pres. Rikkyo Gakuin since 1912; Bishop and Educator; b. Nov. 1875, Frederick, Maryland, U. S. A.; n. American; s of Charles David Reifsnider, railroad man. Career: grad. Kenyon Coll. and Bexley Theological Seminary; ordained Deacon 1900; Priest 1901; Rector, Christ Church, Hudson, Ohio 1900-01; Missionary to Japan since 1901; at Nara 1902-03; Fukui 1903-12; consecrated Bishop 1924. Address: Rikkyo Daigaku, Ikebukuro, Tokyo. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Reischauer, August Karl** B.A.; MA.; D.D.; LL.D.; Missionary & Educator; b. Sept. 1879, Jonesboro. Ill. U. S. A.; s. of Robert Reischauer; m. Helen Sidwell Oldfather. Career: grad. Hanover Coll.; Presb. Theol. Sem. Chicago; Grad. Work at Univ. of Chicago and Union Theol. Sem. New York; Prof. Meiji Gakuin 1905-30; Nihon Shin Gakko 1930; Co-founder & Executive Secr. of Tokyo Joshi Daigaku 1917; lectured on Buddhism at various univs. in U. S. A.; Vice-Pres. Asiatic Soc. of Japan 1926—: Pres. Amer. Assn. of Tokyo 1937-38; Delegate Int'l Missionary Conf. Jerusalem 1928; author of "Studies in Japanese Buddhism," etc. Address: Tokyo Joshi Daigaku, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Rennie, William** B.A.; Ordained missionary; b. Nov. 1886, Toronto, Canada; s. of William Rennie. Career: grad. Toronto Univ. 1906; Christian ministry, Calgary 1906; Teacher, middle sch. etc. Hakodate 1906-12; independent missionary, Hakodate for 32 years Address: 37 Hitomicho, Hakodate, Hokkaido. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Rin, Yuko 林熊光** Pres. Taisei Fire & Marine Ins. Co. since 1925; b. Mar. 1897; bro. of Yucho Rin. Career: grad. Peers' Sch. and Econ. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923; made inspection tour of Europe and America 1929. Address: 4 Onarimachi 3-chome, Taihoku City, Taiwan. (Tokyo home) 19 Shimo-Rokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Robinson, Oswald Richard** M.A.; Barrister-at-law; Prof. Saga Higher Sch.; b. Jan. 1868, London; s. of Sir John R. Robinson, editor & mgr. of The Daily News; m. Alice Maud Curtis of Harwich, England. Career: Westminster School, Trin. Coll., Camb.; called to the bar 1896; practised 20 years patent law; came to Japan 1922 to Saga High Sch.; lectured 8 years Law & Lit. at Kyushu Imp. Univ. Address: Nishi Shirage Koji, Saga City. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Rodriguez Y Jimenez de Acevedo, Sarlos de** Ph. G.; C.a.L.; R.P.D.; Venezuelan Cons.-General in Japan since 1931; b. Aug. 1899, Upata Dto-Piar Bolivar-State, Venezuela, S. Am.; s. of Antonio Rodriguez, businessman; m. Carmen Herminia Delgado Perez. Career: Grad. Phar. Sch. Caracas 1921; Secr. Venezuela's 1st Criminal Court; Grad. Course at Law before supreme court of Venez. 1924; grad. Dr. of Polit. Sci. Central Univ. of Venez. 1924; Gen.-Mgr. Gen. Syndicate of Mica Bolivar State 1925-26; Prac. Lawyer 1926; Judge 1st Crim. Court; 1st Civil Ct.; Sup. Ct. 1927; Dir. Polit. & Adm. Dept. of Bol. Sta. 1928-30; Gen. Secr. a.i. of same Govt. 1930-31; Ven. Del. 15th Int'l. Red Cross Conf. Tokyo 1935; 7th Educ. Int'l Conf. Tokyo 1937; author of "Venezuela" 1933 Tokyo and publisher "Asia America," magazine. Clubs: American, Tokyo, Y.C.A.C. Address: (Office) 664 Marunouchi Bldg. Tokyo; P. O. Box 604 Central Tokyo (Home) 20 Yamate-cho, Yokohama. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Roijen, Dr. Jan Herman van** D.L. (Univ. of Utrecht); Secr. Netherlands Leg. Tokyo; b. Apr. 10, 1905, Constantinople; s. of Dr. J. H. van Roijen, Sr., Diplomat; m. Anne Snouck-Hurgronje. Career: Attache at Netherlands Leg. at Wash. D. C. 1930-32; served Dept. of For. Affairs, Hague, 1933-36; present post since 1936. Address: Netherlands Legation, Tokyo. — p. 1026 ([scan part 1, leaf 1087](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1087/mode/1up))

**Roldan, Leopoldo Borda** Charge d'Affaires of Colombia and Cons.-Gen. at Yokohama; b. Aug. 1898 at Bogota, Colombia; s. of Alberto Borda Tanco, former rector of the Tech. Univ. of Bogota; Hon. Prof. of Univ. of Colombia; Mem. Colombian Acad. of Sciences; m. Suzanne Welprecht. Career: studied Civil Engrg. Nat. Univ. of Bogota; Secr. Comm. Attache, Paris, 1918-30; Dir. Gen. of Public Educ. for Bogota and Cundinamarca, 1930-33; Mem. Colombia Acad. of Educ.; 1st Secr. Colombia Leg. in Ecuador, 1933; Charge d'Affairs ad-interim to Ecuador, 1934-36; Comm. Orden del Merito of Ecuador. Address: Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Romer, Tadeusz** Polish Ambassador to Japan since Nov. 1937; b. Dec. 1894; s. of Bronislaw Romer, prop. of land estate; married. Career: grad. Univ. Lausanne, Switzerland; 1st Secr. Embassy Paris 1919-21; assigned to Foreign Office Warsaw 1921; acting chief, Western Sec. 1923-25; chief of same, 1925-27; counsellor Embassy, Rome 1928-34; minister to Portugal, 1935-37; Min. to Japan 1937. Address: 9 Mita Tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**de Roos, Willem Hendrikus** Acting Netherlands Consul-General in Kobe since 1934; Knight of the Order of Orange Nassau; b. Feb. 1895 at Wageningen, Netherlands. Career: educ. course of Oriental studies, Univ. of Leyden; apptd. student-interpreter 1921; arrived in Japan 1921; Address: Meikai Bldg. 32 Akashi-machi, Kobe. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Rosenberg, Karl** Dipl. Ing.; Engr.; b. Feb. 1894, Aachen, Germany. Address: 907 Magome-machi 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Russo, Peter Anthony Vasquez** Ph. D.; Journalist; Lecturer Tokyo Univ. of Com.; Adv. Associate Society for Int'l Cultural Relations; b. June 23, 1908, Ballarat, Australia. Career: grad. St. Patrick's Coll., Ballarat; Newman Coll., Melbourne Univ.; awarded Mollison Travelling Scholarship, 1930; studied at Paris, London, Rome & Berlin; Delegate for Soc. for Int'l Cultural Relations to Australia, 1935; Secr., Japanese Goodwill Mission to Australia & New Zealand, lead by Mr. Katsuji Debuchi. Address: Bunka Apartments, Hongo, Tokyo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Ruthe, Alfred E** Hon. Consul for Estonia at Dairen; b. 1888, Estonia. Address: 54 Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Saeki, Chosei 佐伯長生** Sr. Mng.-Dir. Manchuria Elec. Wire & Cable Works, Ltd.; b. May 15, 1894. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; joined Sumitomo Concern 1918; sent to Europe & Amer. for inspection; present post since 1937. Address c/o Yamato Hotel, Mukden, Manchoukuo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Sahara, Kenzi 佐原憲次** Traffic Mgr. Gen. Direction of Rys. S.M.R.; b. Nov. 20, 1889, Kobe; s. of Sigenori Sato; later adopted by Sahara family. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; entered Ry. Dept.; Councillor Ry. Bureau; Ry. Inspector; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Traffic Bureau; Secr. to Ry. Minister; Dir. Board of Tourist Ind. 1932-34; Dir. Harbin Ry. Adm. Bureau 1934-36. Address: c/o Yamato Hotel, Mukden. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Sahay, Anand Mohan** Prof. Kobe Foreign Lang. Sch.; Lecturer on Indian Asiatic & Int'l Problems; Editor, the "Voice of India;" Corr. Indian Journals; Organizer & Hon. Pres. Indian Nat. Cong. Committee of Japan, Indo-Japanese Students League; b. Sept. 1898, Bhagalpore, India; s. of Lal Mohan Sahay, landlord. Career: studied at Medical Sch.; gave up study to join struggle for Indian Independence 1920; worked 3 years under Indian Nat. Congress; arrived in Japan 1923; organized Japan Branch of Indian Nat. Congress 1928; Indo-Japanese Young Peoples' Assn. 1934. "India Lodge" (for Indian students coming to Japan) in 1932, "Kansai Indo-Japanese Assn." in 1933, "Kyoto Indo-Japanese Assn." in 1934. "Nichi-in Doshikai" (Osaka) in 1938. Address: 751 Ishida, Yokoya, Uozaki-cho, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Saijo, Yaso 西條八十** Poet; Prof. French Litt. Waseda Univ.; b. Jan. 1892, Tokyo; s. of Jubei Saijo, soap mfg. Career: grad. Litt. Course, Waseda Univ.; studied at Japanese Litt. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; sent to Europe by Waseda Univ. to study at Paris and Sorbonne Univs. 1924-26; then travelled to England and Italy; author of "Gold Dust." "Unacquainted Lover," "Beautiful Forfeiture," "Collection of Folk Songs," etc. Address: 377 Kashiwagi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Saiki, Sanetoshi 佐伯仁壽** M.D.; Chief, Sanatorium, South Manchuria Railway Co. Dairen; b. April 1900 at Matsuyama; Younger brother of Tadasu Saiki, Dir. Japanese Govt. Institute for Nutrition, Tokyo. m. Shigeko, d. of Takinosuke Amano. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1924; Dr. Kyoto Imp. Univ. Hospital; studied medicine under Prof. Thanhause and Prof. Stepp at Freiburg and Munich. Address: 43-11. Hoshigaura, Dairen. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Saionji, Kinmochi 西園寺公望** Prince; Genro; Mem. House of Peers; b. Oct. 23, 1849, Kyoto; s. of late Kimizumi Tokudaiji and later adopted by Morosue Saionji. Career: studied Law and Politics in France 1870-1880; published Tokyo Jiyu Shimbun 1880; went to Europe and America with Prince Ito to investigate Parl. System 1882; Minister to Austria 1885; to Germany 1887; Grand Chancellor. Imp. Orders 1891-94; Vice-pres. House of Peers 1894; Privy Councillor 1894; Min. of Educ. 1894 and 1898; Foreign Min. 1895 and 1896; Finance Min. and Premier 1901; Pres. Seiyukai 1903; formed cabinet 1903 and 1911; Chief Delegate to World Peace Conf. 1919. Address: 5 Minami Koga-cho, Surugadai. Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Saito, Hiroshi 齋藤博** See 1938 issue. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Saito, Hisho 齋藤斐章** Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Lecturer Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sci.; b. Feb. 26, 1867. Iwate-ken; s. of Yonoshin Saito, scholar. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch. 1898; Prof. of Alma Mater 1909; sent to Europe & Amer. 1909-11. Publications: "Geschichte Japans" etc. Address: 107 Hakusan Goten-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1027 ([scan part 1, leaf 1088](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1088/mode/1up))

**Saito, Junzo 齋藤順三** Vice-Pres. Nippon Elec. Ind. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Yasuda Bank; Dir. Yasuda Trust Co., Yasuda Savings Bank; b. Jan. 16, 1878, Ehime-ken; s. of Yasuichiro Tomita; later adopted by Koji Saito. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Yasuda Hozen-sha; Vice-Chief Yokohama Branch 3rd Bank 1908; Chief Investigation Sec.; Mgr. Kyoto Bank 1909; again entered 3rd Bank 1914; Chief Osaka & Yokohama Branches; Vice-Mgr. Head Office 1922; went abroad for observation 1922-23; Chief Kofunacho & Kobe Branch Yasuda Bk. 1923-24; Asst. Gen. Mgr. Head Office 1925; Dir. 1927; Dir. Yasuda Trust Co. 1931. Address: 15 Nagazumi-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Saito, Kojiro 齋藤孝二郎** Chief Civil Engrg. Dept. Nippon Elec. Power Co.; Mng.-Dir. Nippon Takugyo K. K.; Aud. Shokawa Hydro Elec. Co.; b. Feb. 10, 1887, Kochi-ken; s. of Risei Saito; m. Tomo. Career: grad. Civil Engrg. Dept. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Engr. Miyagi-ken; Chief Engr. Ominato Ind. Co.; Etchu Elec. Power Co.; Chief Designer Nippon Elec. Power Co.; Chief Kurobe Office. Address: 3 of 125 Shimochujo, Ibaraki-cho, Mishima-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Saito, Soichi 齊藤惣一** Gen.-Secr. Nat. Committee of Y.M.C.A. in Japan; Advisor to United Council Y.M.C.A. Manchuria; b. July 9, 1886, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Isamu Saito. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Prof. 5th Higher Sch. 1911-17; Executive Secr. Inst. of Pacific Relations 1925-32; attended Y.M.C.A. World Conf. Mysore India 1937. Address: 62 Hayashi-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Saito, Takao 齋藤隆夫** M.P.; b. Aug. 18, 1870, Hyogo-ken; s. of Hachiroemon Saito. Career: grad. Waseda Univ.; Yale Univ. 1904; joined the bar 1895; sent to Diet from Hyogo-ken 9 times since 1912; Parl. Vice-Minister of Home Affairs; attended Int'l Parl. Conf. 1913; Dir. Legislation Bureau; Parl. Vice-Min. of Home Affairs 1932-34. Address: 315 Kitashinagawa 3-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Saito, Toragoro 齋藤虎五郎** Pres. Gunma Daido Bank; b. July 28, 1878, Gunma-ken; s. of Matsugoro Saito, landowner. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; joined Bank of Japan 1905; Acting Business Mgr. of same; Mng.-Dir. Yokohama Credit Bank 1921-31. Address: 150 Takinoue, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Saito, Tsunekadzu 齋藤恒一** Pres. Tokushu Gohkin (Special Alloy) K. K.; Aud. Toyo Cotton Spinning Co.; b. Aug. 1, 1891; s. of late Tsunezo Saito, former Pres. of Toyo Cotton Spinning Co.; married. Career: grad. Mech. Engrg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917. Address: 663 Yoyogi Hatsudaicho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakaguchi, Buichi 坂口武市** Pres. Yonago Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. July 1883, Tottori-ken; s. of Toyojiro Inouye, later adopted by Heibei Sakaguchi. Career: grad. Law Dept. Waseda Univ. 1906; Chairman Yonago Muni. Assembly 1926-35; Dir. Hiroshima Elec. Co. and several other companies. Address: 29 Nishi-cho, Yonago City. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakai, Jun-ichi 酒井順一** Mgr. Nara Hotel; b. May 1882; s. of Korehae Sakai. Career: grad. English Course, Central Training Inst. of Railway Dept.; engaged in Hotel Business since 1911; Supervisor, Sanyo Hotel, Shimonoseki; Sawabumi Hotel, Kyoto; Station Hotel Shingishu; Fusan Station Hotel; Heijo Ry. Hotel; sent to U. S. A. to study hotel business for a year and practised at Hotel Ambassador, Pennsylvania and at other big hotels; Supervisor, Chosen Hotel Keijo, 1927. Address: Takatacho, Nara City. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakai, Seibei 酒井清兵衛** Pres. Kokusai Unyu K. K.; Dir. Dairen S. S. Co.; b. 1885, Gifu-ken. Career: grad. Chinese Language Dept., Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Lang. 1908; entered S.M.R.; Chief Secretariat, Ry. Dept.; Councillor, same; Vice-Dir. Tsitsihar Direction of State Ry.; present post since Jan. 1936. Address: 9 Matsuyama-cho, Dairen. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakai, Tadamasa 酒井忠正** Count; Mem. House of Peers; Dir. Daito Bunka Kyokai; b. June 10 1893; adopted by Count Tadaoki Sakai. Career: grad. Peers' Sch.; Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; apptd. Secr. to Justice Minister and Ry. Minister; elected Peer 1923; travelled abroad 1929. Address: 12 Haramachi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakai, Tokutaro 坂井徳太郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakakiya, Senjiro 榊谷仙次郎** Civil Engrg. and Bldg. Contractor; b. 1882, Hiroshima-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Engrg. Sch. 1909; engaged in Chikwanshan Tunnel Work 1909-1911; Ssupingkai-Changchiatun Ry. Work 1916-17; established Anshan Steel Works foundation 1917-18; established Sakakiya Corp. 1921 and contracted various civil works as contractor of S.M.R. Co.; Chairman, Japan-Manchoukuo Civil Engrg. & Bldg. Assn. Address: 15 Noto-machi, Dairen. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakama, Muneji 坂間棟治** Mayor of Osaka; b. Apr. 14, 1886, Kanagawa-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; Chief, Police Dept. Toyama-ken; Chief, Civil Affairs Dept. Ehime-ken, Kagawa-ken, Hiroshima-ken and Hyogo-ken; Gov. Kochi-ken and Gifu-ken; Dep. Mayor of Osaka. Address: Kitabatake, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakamoto, Ryuki 坂本龍起** Counsellor to Emb. Belgium; b. June 1894, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Momojiro Sakamoto, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; apptd. Secr. Embassy, U.S.A.; Consul, Buenos Aires; Consul at Amoy; Chief, 3rd Sec. Com. Bureau, Foreign Office 1923-33; Chief 2nd Sec. Amer. Bureau; Chief For. Affairs Dept. Taiwan Govt. Address: c/o Taiwan Sotokufu, Taihoku. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakamoto, Toshiatsu 坂本俊篤** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Resources Deliberation Committee; Chairman Fuel Assn.; b. Oct. 1858, Nagano-ken; s. of Daizo Sakamoto. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1882; apptd. Secr. to Navy Minister; Adjutant H. M. S. "Hiyei" and "Yoshino"; Staff Nav. Affairs Bureau Navy Office; Head Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; fought in Russo-Japanese War; Vice-Admiral 1898; ennobled 1907. Address: 32 Ichigaya Kora-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1028 ([scan part 1, leaf 1089](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1089/mode/1up))

**Sakano, Tetsujiro 坂野鐵次郎** Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Chugoku Godo Elec. Co., Tottori Elec. Light Co., Katagami Ry. Co.; b. Nov. 1873, Okayama-ken; s. of Hanjiro Sakano; m. Kiyono (deceased). Career: grad. Law College Tokyo Imperial Univ. 1898; entered governmment service 1899; Dir. Osaka Supt. Bur. Dept. Com. 1910; Dir. Western Supt. Bureau of same 1913; retired 1915; Mng.-Dir. Osaka Elec. Light Co. 1915-18. Address: 1171 Kunotsubo, Ashiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakata, Mikita 坂田幹太** Chairman Nippon Kozai (Steel Materials) K. K.; Pres. Hanshin-Kokudo Bus Co.; Dir. Hanshin Harbour Co., Amagasaki Harbour Co.; Chief Dir. Osaka Econ. Soc.; Dir. Osaka Club; Mem. Int'l Sightseeing Committee; Statistical Committee of Dept. of Com. & Ind.; b. Dec. 1879, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Masaharu Sakata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; Gov. Ehime-ken, Kagawa-ken; Mayor of Takamatsu; Dir. Osaka Godo Spinning Co. Address: Mikage-machi, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakatani, Kiichi 阪谷希一** Advisor to Federated Reserve Bank of China; since Feb. 1938; b. May 15, 1889, Tokyo; s. of Baron Yosiro Sakatani. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; entered Bank of Japan; Chief Finance Sec. Kwantung Govt.; Acting Dir. Colonial Bureau, Overseas Dept.; Dir. Gen. Affairs Bureau Manchoukuo Finance Dept. 1932; Vice-Dir.-Gen. Gen. Affairs Board, State Council 1932-35; Aud. Central Bank of Manchou; Dir. S. M. R. Co.; Address: Federated Reserve Bank of China, Peking, China. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakatani, Yosiro 阪谷芳郎** Baron; D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; Adviser Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Pres. Central Statistics Committee, Senshu Univ., "Mikasa" Preserv. Soc., Imp. Aviation Soc., Gakushi-kai, Imp. Invention Assn.; Mem. Educ. Council; Dir. Saisei-kai, Tokyo Bay Reclamation Co., Hakone Hot Spring Supply Co., Asano Cement Co., Amagasaki Harbour Co., Oki Elec. Co., Iwaki Colliery Co., Sengokuhara Real Estate Co.; b. Jan. 16, 1863, Okayama-ken; s. of Roro Sakatani, scholar. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1884; entered Finance Dept.; Vice-Minister of Finance 1901; Fin. Min. 1906-08; Mayor of Tokyo 1912-15; attended Int'l Statis. Assn. Conf., World Econ. Conf. Switz., Allies Econ. Conf. etc. Address: 126 Hara-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakazaki, Tan 坂崎坦** D. Litt.; Chief Research Dept. Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; b. Mar. 18, 1887. Career: grad. Litt. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1910; joined Asahi Shimbun-sha 1913; toured Europe 1921-23; Lecturer Waseda Univ. since 1924. Address: 201 Nishi-Okubo 2-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakoh, Shuichi [?][?]秀一** Ambassador to Poland since 1937; b. Feb. 1887, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Jutaro Sakoh, businessman. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1911; Secr. Foreign Office; Chief, 2nd Section, Com. Bureau; Consul-Gen. Calcutta 1930; Councillor, Embassy, Moscow; Minister to Finland 1936. Address: Japanese Embassy, Warsaw, Poland. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakonji, Masazo 左近司政三** Vice-Adm. (retired); Pres. North Karafuto Oil Co.; b. June 25, 1879, Yonezawa; s. of Masanobu; married. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1900; Nav. Staff Coll.; Dir. Personnel Bur. of Navy; Comdr. Training Sqn.; Vice-Min. of Navy; Comdr. 3rd Fleet; Vice Chief Nav. Staff Board; retired from active service 1934. Address: 756 Denyen-chofu 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakuda, Takataro 作田高太郎** M.P.; Lawyer; b. May 15, 1887, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Ikujiro Sakude, farmer. Career: grad. Chuo Univ. 1915; elected M.P. 5 times since 1928; Parl. Councillor of Educ. 1936. Address: Kugenuma, Fujisawa-machi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakurada, Sukesaku 櫻田助作** Int'l Committee of Kojunsha; Dir. Tokyo Econ. Assn.; b. Aug. 24, 1867; s. of late Tikayoshi Sakurada. Career: studied at Doninsha of Keiu Nakamura; went to Holland & Belgium; studied Econ. & Law at Senshu Gakko; at Freiburg Univ. in Baden and Dijons Univ.; Litt. & Phil. at Brussels Univ.; Econ. & Law at Liege Univ. Belgium; joined Bank of Japan 1897. Address: 410 Daita 1-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakurai, Hyogoro 櫻井兵五郎** M.P.; Pres. Nippon Typewriter K. K.; b. Aug. 8, 1880. Ishikawa-ken; s. of Genji Sakurai. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. 1911; elected M.P. 8 times; Parl. Vice-Min. of Overseas Affairs 1934-36. Address: 230 Higashi Osaki 4-chome Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakurai, Joji 櫻井錠二** LL D.; Privy Councillor; Pres. Imp. Acad.; b. Aug. 18 1858, Kanazawa; s. of Jintaro Sakurai. Career: entered Daigaku Nanko 1871; studied Chemistry at Kaisei Gakko 1874-76; Univ. Coll. London 1876-81; Prof. Chemistry Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1882-1917; elected Mem. Imp. Acad. 1898; Mem. Nat. Research Council 1920; Mem. House of Peers 1920; Privy Councillor 1926; Pres. 3rd Pan-Pacific Sci. Congress 1926; Hon. Mem. Chem. Soc. of France 1923; Soc. of Chem. Ind. London 1923; Royal Inst. of Great Britain 1925; Amer. Chem. Soc. 1926; Acad. of Sci. of U.S.S.R 1927; Chem. Soc. of Poland 1929; of London 1931; Delegate to Celebration of 9th Jubilee. foundation of Glasgow Univ. 1901, and to various int'l Conf. at London 1907, Rome 1910, London and Paris 1922, Melbourne add Sydney 1923, Brussels 1928, Hague 1928, London 1937. Address: 3 Akebono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sakurauchi, Yukio 櫻內幸雄** M.P.; Leader, Minseito; Pres. Kotogawa Elec. Power Co.; b. Aug. 1880, Shimane-ken; s. of Waichiro Sakurauchi. Career: studied at Waseda Univ.; Corr., Gifu & Aichi Shimbun; entered business 1903; elected M.P. 6 times since 1920; Minister of Com. & Ind. Apr.-Dec. 1931. Address: 34 Mita Matsuzaka-cho. Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sale, George Sheavyn** Merchant; Chairman Sale & Co. Ltd. Tokyo; Chairman Sale Tilney & Co. Ltd. London; b. Oct. 1896 in Japan; s. of Charles Vincent Sale, merchant. Career: Mem. British Delegation to Int'l Pacific Relations Conf. at Kyoto 1929; Lieut.-Col. commanding Middlessex Yeomanry (Territorial Army). Address:: Sale & Co. Ltd 14 Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Sale Tilney & Co. Ltd. 3 Lloyd's Avenue, London, E. C. 3. — p. 1029 ([scan part 1, leaf 1090](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1090/mode/1up))

**Sano, Masatsugu 佐野正次** Dir. Hypothec Bank of Japan; b. Dec 1882, Tokyo; s. of Shotaro Ota; later adopted by Mitsu Sano. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; entered Finance Dept.; Secr., same; Chief, Provisional Building Sec.; Chief Bank Inspector 1930; Dir. Monopoly Bureau 1934. Address: 304 Shimo-ochiai 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sano, Riki 佐野利器** D.E.; Dean, Engrg. Dept. Nihon Univ.; b. Apr. 1880, Yamagata-ken; adopted s. of Seiichiro Sano, educator. Career: grad Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; apptd. Asst. Prof. 1906 and Prof. same 1917; studied in Europe & America 1911-14; Engr. Imp. Household Dept. & Finance Dept.; Dir. Tokyo Reconstruction Office; Pres. Tokyo City Building Bureau; Dean, Engrg. Dept. Nihon Univ. 1929; Adviser, Manchoukuo Capital Construction Bureau 1933. Address: 160 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sano, Tsuneha 佐野常羽** Count; Rear-Adm. (reserve); Dir. Japan Red Cross Soc.; b. July 1871; s. of late Count Tsunetami Sano. Career: Attache, Embassy Germany; Captain "Haruna," fought in Russo-Japanese War. Address: 2995 Magome-machi Nishi 4-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sano, Zensaku 佐野善作** LL.D ; Univ. Prof.; b. Aug. 29, 1873, Shizuoka-ken; s. of late Chujiro Sano, merchant. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1896; studied in Eur. & Amer. for 5 years; Prof. in Econ. at Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1901; Pres of same 1916-36. Address: 9343 Kunitachi, Kita Tama-gun, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sansbury, Cyril Kenneth** M.A. (Cambridge); Clergyman; b. Jan. 1905, Streatham, London; s. of Cyril J. Sansbury; m. Ethelreda Wamsley. Career: grad. Peterhouse, Cambridge 1927; ordained Deacon 1928; Priest 1929; Curate of St. Peter's, Dulwich Common, London 1928-31; of Wimbledon 1931-32; S.P.G. Missionary at Numazu 1932-34; Prof. Central Theol. Coll. Ikebukuro, and Chaplain to British Community, S. Andrew's, Tokyo since 1934. Address: Seikokai Shingakuin, 1612 Ikebukuro, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasai, Koichiro 笹井幸一郎** Mayor of Nagasaki since 1934; b. Oct. 28, 1885, Niigata-ken; s. of Kisaburo Sasai. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp Univ. 1910; Commr. Wakayama-ken; Police Chief, Saga-ken; Chief, Peace Preservation Dept. Metropolitan Police Board; Chief, Accounts Dept. Reconstruction Bureau 1924; Gov. Nara-ken 1929; Ehime-ken 1930-32. Address: 118 Baba-machi, Nagasaki. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasaki, Ken-ichiro 佐々木謙一郎** Vice-Pres. S. M. R. Co.; b. Dec. 1882, Tokyo; s. of Yunosuke Sasaki, Banker. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Fin. Dept.. Chief Supervisor Kobe and Yokohama Customs; Secr. and Councillor Fin. Dept.; Chief Fin. and Undertakings Depts Monopoly Bur.; Dir. Monopoly Bur. 1932; with S. M. R. Co. since 1934; present post 1938. Address: S. M. R. Co., Dairen. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasaki, Komanosuke 佐々木駒之助** Chairman Nippon Life Assurance Co., Kyodo Fire Ins. Co.; Dir. 110th Bank, Sanwa Bank, Kansai Trust Co., Dai-Nippon Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Toyo Linoleum Co.; Aud. Hotel New Osaka; b. July 1873, Akita-ken; s. of Taemon Sasaki; later adopted by Fukuzo Sasaki. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keio Univ. 1898; entered Yamaguchi Bank; Mng.-Dir. same. Address: 188 Kunotsubo, Sanjo, Seido-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasaki, Soichi 佐々木惣一** See 1938 issue. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasaki, Toshitsuna 佐々木敏綱** Mng.-Dir. Furukawa Mining Co., Furukawa Gomei Kaisha; b. Dec. 1881, Tokyo; s. of Naotsuna Sasaki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Furukawa Gomei Kaisha; Chief, Gen. Affairs Sec.; Chief Financial Sec. Furukawa Mining Co.; Dir. & Chief of Ashio Mining Office, same. Address: 270 Minami-Shinagawa 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasaki, Wasaburo 佐々木和三郎** Mng.-Dir. Kisha Seizo K. K., Tokyo Jidosha Seizo K. K.; b. Apr. 2, 1890; s. of Yunosuke Sasaki, ex-Pres. Dai-Ichi Bank; m. Teruko, e. d. of Baron Chuzaburo Shiba. Career: with Kisha Seizo K. K. since 1913. Address: 257 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasaki, Yoshihiko 佐々木義彦** Mng.-Dir. Toho Artificial Fibre Co.; Dir. East Manchuria Rayon Pulp Co.; b. Aug. 8, 1887 in Yamaguchi-ken. Career: grad. Kobe Higher Com. Sch. (present Kobe Univ. of Commerce), 1908; Mgr., London Branch Bank of Taiwan; Mgr., Business Dept.; Tokyo Branch, same; Dir. Suzuki Shoten, Teikoku Rayon Co. Address: 429. Kashiwagi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasaki, Yukitada 佐佐木行忠** Marquis; Vice-Pres. House of Peers; b. July 1893, Tokyo; s. of Takayoshi Sasaki. Career: succeeded peerage 1910; grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1917; studied at Litt. Coll. of Tokyo. Address: 108 Aoyama Minami-cho 6-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sasamura, Kichiro 笹村吉郎** Pres. Niigata Iron Works; b. Apr. 11, 1867, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Kichiro Sasamura. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1892; Chief Engr. of present firm 1897; Mng.-Dir. 1910. Address: 52 Suidobata 2-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sata, Aihiko 佐多愛彦** M.D.; Pres. Japan-German Assn.; Pres. Sata Serum-Institut Osaka; b Sept. 1871, Osaka; s. of Naomasa Sata. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890; Lecturer Osaka Pref. Med. Sch. 1894; studied in Germany 1894-1900; rec'd deg. 1900; Pres. Osaka Pref. Med. Sch.; Dean Osaka Med. Coll.; Councillor Freiburg Univ. 1927. Address: 11 Dojima Kita-machi, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sato, Kanji 佐藤寛次** D.A. S.; Prof. & Dean of Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Tokyo Agr. Teachers' Coll.; Vice-Pres. Federation of Technical Educ. Associations, Federation of Society for Agr. Sci., Agr. Econ. Assns.; Vice-Chairman Central Assn. of Co-operative Socs ; b. Jan. 1879, Yonezawa; s. of Bantaro Sato. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1904; sent abroad for study 1918-20; Mem. Rice Control Committee, Raw Silk Export Control Investigation Com., Cultural Works Com. toward China, Tech. Educ. Inquiry Com.; Tech. Adviser to Employers' Delegate, 3rd Int'l Labor Conf. Geneva; Delegate, Int'l Econ. Conf. Geneva. Address: 440 Akatsutsumi-cho 2-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1030 ([scan part 1, leaf 1091](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1091/mode/1up))

**Sato, Masatoshi 佐藤正俊** Gov. Miye-ken since 1937; b. Sept. 19, 1886, Fukushima-ken; e. s. of Kakunoshin Sato. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; Commr. Taiwan Gov.-Gen., Reconstruction Bureau; Chief, Educ. Dept. Hyogo-ken & Nagasaki-ken; Chief Police Dept. Akita-ken; Chief, Home Dept. Saitama-ken & Yamanashi-ken; Chief, Gen. Affairs Dept., Harbin Muni. Office 1933-36; Gov. Kagawa-ken, 1936-37. Address: c/o Gov.'s Residence, Takamatsu City. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sato, Motoi 佐藤基** Dir. Gen. Affairs Bur. of Public Welfare Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. Mar. 23, 1898, Tokyo; married. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; joined Fin. Dept.; Chief Niigata Taxation Office; Councillor Cabinet Legislation Bur. 1924. Address: 32 Naka-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sato, Sankichi 佐藤三吉** M.D.; Mem. House of Peers; Commr. Imp. Household Dept.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Academy; Chief, 2nd Dept., same; Chief, Medical Dept. Nat. Research Council; b. Oct. 1857, Gifu-ken; s. of Tadagoro Sato. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1882; studied Surgery in Germany 1883-86; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; rec'd deg. 1891; Dir. Medical Coll. Hospital 1893; Pres. Attached Medical Office 1901; Dean, Medical Coll. 1918. Address: 229 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sato, Shoshiro 佐藤庄四郎** 1st Secr. Emb. France; b. Jan. 30, 1894, Morioka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; 3rd Secr. Emb. France 1922; Commr. Foreign Office 1927; Chief 3rd Sec. Treaty Bureau 1931; 1st Sec. Emb. Manchoukuo 1934; Cons.-Gen. Harbin 1935-37. Address: Japanese Embassy; Paris. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sato, Shosuke 佐藤昌介** Baron; D. Agr.; Ph. D.; LL D.; ex-Pres. Hokkaido Imp. Univ.; b. Nov. 24, 1863; s. of Shozo Sato, samurai. Career: grad. Sapporo Agrl. Coll.; studied Agr. Econ. in Johns Hopkins Univ.; Prof. Sapporo Agrl. Coll.; Exchange Prof. to Johns Hopkins Univ. 1913-14; Pres. Hokkaido Imp. Univ; Gov. Rotary Int'l 70th Dist. 1937. Address: Kita Ichijo, Higashi 7-chome, Sapporo. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sato, Tatsujiro 佐藤達次郎** M.D.; Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Head, Junten-do Hospital; Dir. Tokyo Med. Coll. and Girl's Sch. of Fine Arts; b. Oct. 1868 Fukui-ken; 2nd s. of Teisuke Kawai; adopted by Susumu Sato. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; studied in Germany; granted deg. 1905; succeeded his adopted father's estate. Address: 7 Owari-cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sato, Tsunemaru 佐藤恒丸** M.D.; Imp. Court Councillor; b. August 1872, Nagoya; s. of Sanzo Sato. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; Surgeon-Sub-lieut. 1897; Instructor Mil. Med. Coll.; Chief Mil. Hospital, Keijo, Chosen; Chief, Med. Dept. Resident Garrison Chosen; resided in Germany 1907; Dir. Red Cross Hospital of Japan 1920; Surgeon-Gen. 1922; Chief Court Physician. 1927-37. 9ddress: 378 Arai-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sato, Ushijiro 佐藤丑次郎** D.L.; Prof. Law & Litt. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ.; b. May 28, 1877, Tsuruoka; s. of Hyozo Sato; m. Mineko. sister of Mikio Kato, lawyer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1903; apptd. Lecturer of same; Asst. Prof.; sent to Europe & America to study politics 1908-12; Prof. of Politics & English Law; rec'd deg. 1913; again went to Europe & America 1920. Address: 25 Higashi Niban-cho, Sendai. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Satomi, Junkichi 里見純吉** Mng.-Dir. Daimaru Dept. Store; Governor 70th District (Japan and Manchoukuo) Rotary International; b. July 1878, Chiba-ken. Career: grad. Economics Dept. Keio Univ.; instructor, Keio Univ. 1903-06; joined Nippon Shokumin Kaisha, 1906; joined Mitsukoshi Dept. Store as Mgr. head office, 1908; made tour of inspection of European and American dept. stores, 1919; resigned from Mitsukoshi, 1920; Japanese del., Geneva Labor Conf., 1921; joined Daimaru Dept. Store, 1923. Address: 1154 Oaza-Shimo, Hamadera-cho, Osaka-fu. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Satow, Mampei K. 佐藤萬平** Hotel Mgr.; b. Apr. 1868, Nagano-ken; adopted s. of late Mampei Satow. Career: founder of Mampei Hotels at Karuizawa, Atami, Tokyo and Nagoya. Address: c/o Mampei Hotel, Shizuoka-ken. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sawada, Setsuzo 澤田節三** See 1938 Issue. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Sawamura, Hiroshi 澤村宏** D. Engrg.; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. Apr. 18, 1895, Kochi City; s. of late Eiju Sawamura; married. Career: grad. Mining & Metallurgy Course Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1920; Asst.-Prof. Alma Mater 1921; granted deg. 1928; sent abroad for study 1930-32; present post since 1933. Address: 362 Kamigoryo Baba-cho, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Scattergood-Kirkham, Ernest** Portrait Painter and Etcher; Principal of the Ernest Acad. of English Conversation, Tokyo; b. Apr. 22, 1901, London; s. of Walter Scattergood-Kirkham, Fine Arts Connoisseur; m. d. of Elaine Sausmarez. Career: educated at Cop Lane Grammer Sch., Preston, Lancashire, England; Mil. Service 1916-18; Royal Engrs. 1920-28; Royal Air Force; served Northwestern Frontier Prov., India 1921-27; arrived Japan, May 1928; student Japanese Lang. Sch.; Staff British Emb. 1930-34; founded present acad. July 1937. Address: 9 Fujimi-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Scheinhutte, J** V D I; G D M B; Consulating Engr. and Metallurgist for Otto Wolff-Koern; b. 1882, Germany. Address: Otto Wolff-Koern, Totaku Bldg. No. 509, Yamagata-dori, Dairen; Private: 146 Kaede-cho, Dairen. — p. 1031 ([scan part 1, leaf 1092](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1092/mode/1up))

**Schmaltz, Wolfgang** German Consul at Kobe; b. Sept. 1898; s. of Georg Schmaltz, official. Career: entered German Diplomatic and Consular Service 1925. Address: German Consulate-General, Kobe. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Schreiber, Erwin** Diplomvolkswirt; Dr. rer. pol. (Dr. of Economics); Prof. Saga Higher Sch. since 1929; b. May 1904, Sumatra; n. German; s. of Julius Schreiber, physician. Career: studied Law, Economics & Hisory at Marburg, Kiel, and Vienna Univs. 1923-28; took deg. at Kiel Univ.; served at German Government State Record Office; came to Japan Sept. 1929. Address: Nishi-Shirage-Koji, Saga City. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Schumann, Car** Machine Tool Expert Kaigai Tsusho K. K., Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Mukden, Shanghai, Berlin & London since 1934; b. Jan. 1887, Westphalia, Germany; s. of Georg Schumann, businessman; m. Kaethe Schultz. Career: studied R. G. Dortmund, Technikum Berlin, Beutschule, T. H. Charlottenburg, 1906-16; Schuchardt & Scuette, Stockholm and Berlin, Export Dept.; Mgr. Automatics Dept. 1917-18; Engr. and Sec. Chief German War Ministry 1919-20 and 1926-32; Dir. F. A. Scheu, Berlin 1921-23; Dir. Emery Works, Berlin-Potsdam, and Schmelz & Huettenwerk Oberschoeneweide A. G., Berlin 1924-25; Mng.-Dir. "A.W.G." Machine Tool Organization, Berlin, 1933; Collaborator of "Assn. of German Machine Tool Manufacturers." Address: Ashiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Schulze, Joachim** Dr. Jur.; German Consul at Harbin since 1935; b. Aug. 3. 1880, Muenden, Hannover, Germany; s. of Carl Schulze, Brugomaster. Career: Student-interpreter, German Legation, Peking, 1905; Consul at Changsha, 1921; served Foreign Office, Berlin, 1925-29. Consul at Sourabaya, 1929; same, Manila, 1932-1935. Address: c/o German Consulate, Harbin, Manchoukuo. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Schwartz, W. G** Mgr. Osaka Branch of Twentieth-Century Fox Inc.; b. Jan. 8, 1901. Address: 35 Ueno-dori 8-chome, Nada-ku, Kobe. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Scott, Francis Newton** Missionary; s. of late Samuel Scott, farmer; m. Annie J. McLellan. Career: grew up in North Dakota; grad. Hamline Univ. 1896, with degree of A.B.; received B.D. from Drew Theol. Seminary 1899; D.D. from Hamline 1923; came to Japan 1903; studied Japanese at Nagoya; was Presiding Elder of Kagoshima District 1905-06; Teacher, Chinzei Gakuin 1907-26, Aoyama Gakuin 1926-31; rec'd Gold medal from Nagasaki City for educ. service. Address: 683 Shiroyama-cho 1-chome, Nagasaki. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Scott, Lincoln D** Plant Mgr. Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K. Address: c/o Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K., P. O. Box 44, Heijo, Chosen. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Sebald, William Joseph** LL.B.; Lawyer; b. Nov. 1901, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.; s. of Dr. Frank J. Sebald, physician; m. Edith Frances de Becker. Career: grad. from U. S. Nav. Acad. Annapolis, Md. in June 1922; served as commissioned officer in U. S. Navy; resigned in 1930 as Lt., U.S.N.; Japanese Lang. Officer attached to Amer. Emb. Tokyo 1925-28; grad. Sch. of Law, Univ. of Maryland; Mem. of Bar of State of Maryland; translated and annotated several books on Japanese law. Address: c/o de Becker & Sebald, Meikai Bldg., 32 Akashi-machi, Kobe. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Sekawa, Hideo 瀨川秀雄** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Peers' Sch.; b. Aug. 22, 1873, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Seiki Sekawa; m. Kukako; d. of late Baron Hikaru Inouye 1897. Career: succeeded family estate 1893; grad. History Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; apptd. Prof. Peers' Sch. 1901-30; taught at Mil. Staff Coll., Tokyo & Hiroshima Univs. of Lit. & Sc.; sent to Europe & Amer. 1906 & 1933. Address: 107 Hanazono-cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Seki, Keizo 關桂三** Mng.-Dir. Toyo Cotton Mills Co.; b. Jan. 1884, Nara City; adopted s. of Jinkichi Seki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; joined Osaka Spinning Co. 1908; toured Europe & America 1919-20; established Showa Rayon Co. 1928; Dir. Japan Horse Riding Assn.; went to Brazil as Mem. Japanese Econ. Mission to Brazil 1935. Address: 43 of 1876 Tantakabayashi, Sumiyoshi-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Sekiguchi, Yaekichi 關口八重吉** D.E.; M.E. Cornell Univ. 1903; Prof. Tokyo Univ. of Engrg.; b. Aug. 29, 1875, Tokyo; s. of Toyojiro Sekiguchi. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1896; Asst. Prof. of same 1898; studied in England & Amer. 1902; Prof. 1905; sent again to Europe & Amer. 1922. Address: 60 Gotanda 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Sekiya, Ryukichi 關屋龍吉** Pres. Nat. Spiritual Culture Institute; b. July 2, 1886, Gifu-ken; s. of Motokichi Ichiyanagi; later adopted by Yoki Sekiya. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; entered Educ. Dept.; Sch. Inspector, same 1914; Secr. to Educ. Minister; Book Examiner; went to Europe & America 1922; Dir. Gen. Educ. Bureau 1924; went to Europe & America 1927; Dir. Social Educ. Bureau 1929. Address: 62 Myogadani-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Sekiya, Teizaburo 關屋貞三郎** Mem. House of Peers; Aud. Bank of Japan; b. May 1875, Tochigi-ken; s. of Ryojun Sekiya. Career: grad. Law College of Tokyo Imperial University 1889; Councillor, Law College Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1889; Councillor, Taiwan Govt.; same, Finance Dept.; Secr. to Home Minister; Chief, Civil Adm. Bureau, Kwantung Govt.; Chief, Home Affairs Dept. Saga-ken, Kagoshima-ken; Chief, Educ. Bureau, Chosen Govt.; Chief Secr. Privy Council, Chosen Govt.; Gov. Shizuoka-ken; Vice-Minister, Imp. Household Dept.; resigned 1932. Address: 41 Suido-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Sekiya, Teizo 關屋悌蔵** Dep.-Mayor of Hsinking; b. Mar. 1896, Nagano-ken; s. of Seizo Sekiya, lawyer; m. Toshiko, d. of Major-Gen. K. Iwai. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; joined S. M. R.; served Accountant Dept. and President Chamber; Mgr. Liaoyang, Antung & Mukden Districts Offices. Address: Muni. Office, Hsinking. — p. 1032 ([scan part 1, leaf 1093](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1093/mode/1up))

**Sera, Shoichi 世良正一** Dir. Manchuria Ind. Develop. Corps., Showa Steel Works; Supt. Planning Dept. S. M. R. Co.; b. May 5, 1887, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Jumpei Sera. Career: grad. Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; joined Sankyo Co.; entered S.M.R.; Dir. Central Experimental Station, same. Address: 86 Bunkadai, Dairen. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Serino, Yotaro 片野興太郎** B.D.; Christian Minister; Dir. Japan Congregational Church; Lecturer Doshisha Univ.; b. Aug. 1887, Niigata-ken; s. of Tsurujiro Serino, landlord. Career: grad. Theol. Dept. Doshisha Univ. 1913; Union Theol. Sem. New York 1919; studied at Columbia Univ. 1917-19; apptd. Min. Naniwa Christian Church, Osaka. Address: 10 Harada, Uchide, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Sernau, Paul E** Dir. Paul E. Sernau Export Co; b. June 13, 1886, Halle/Saale, Germany; married. Career: studied export business in Hamburg and import business in U. S. A. Address: 2/90 Kano-cho 5-chome, Kobe. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shan Yen-ying 商衍瀛** Vice-Dir.-Gen. Manchoukuo Red Cross Soc.; b. 1869, Fengtien Prov. Career: Chief, Board of Aud. Chief Executive's Office, Manchoukuo 1932-34; Dir. Home Affairs Bur. Manchoukuo Imp. Household Dept. 1935-38. Address: c/o Manchoukuo Red Cross Soc., Hsinking. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shaw, Glenn W** A.B.; educator and writer; b. at Los Angeles, U. S. A.; s. of William G. Shaw; m. Reba Hood. Career: grad. Colorado Coll. 1910; taught in Honolulu, Japan, China and India; in Japan since 1916; connected with Osaka Foreign Languages School and Osaka Asahi Shimbun; author of books on Japan and translator of Japanese literature. Address: 18 of 4 Nagamine Yama, Oishi, Nada-ku, Kobe. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Sheba, Kimpei 芝均平** Newspaperman; b. Oct. 1903, Honolulu, T.H.; s. of Sometaro Sheba, publisher. Career: with The Japan Times 1921-38. Address: 25 Akazutsumi-machi 1-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Sheba, Sometaro 芝染太郎** Ex-Pres. The Japan Times; Secr. Int'l Rotary Club; b. 1871, Ehime-ken; s. of Seimei Sheba, samurai. Career: studied at Aoyama Gakuin Tokyo; went to Hawaii and entered business 1891; started "Garden Island", bilanguage weekly 1902; Publisher and Editor "Hawaii Shimpo" 1907; also owned two other dailies, "Jiyu Shimbun" & "Kauai Shimpo", attended Panama Exposition, San Francisco as Japan's Delegate; returned home 1916; again visited United States as Mem. Trade Commission, representing Tokyo Chamber of Com. 1918; joined Times as Gen.-Mgr. 1920; launched "Save the Mikasa" Movement; consummated same in 1923 with organization of "Save the Mikasa Assn."; retired journalistic career Dec. 1932. Address: (Office) 348 Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shen Soue-lin 沈瑞麟** Manchoukuo Privy Councillor; b. 1874, Chekiang Prov. Career: Foreign Vice-Minister, 1922; Foreign Minister & Chairman, Customs Conf. 1925; Civil Affairs Minister 1927; Foreign Adviser of Fengtien Prov. Govt. after Chang Tso-lin's death; Dir. Chinese Eastern Ry. 1930; Acting Chief North Manchuria Ry. 1932-34; Imp. Household Minister 1934-35. Address: c/o Privy Council, Hsinking. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Sheybany, Ali Mohammad** Iranian Charge d'Affairs in Tokyo since 1937; Licencie of law, politics, economic science; b. April 1898 at Teheran, Iran; s. of M. B. N. A. M. Sheybany, former Finance Minister; m. Alam Khodayar, d of Gen. Khodayar. Career: attache Legation in Madrid, Stockholm; Del. Peace Conf. Paris 1920; 3rd Secr. Legation Berne and Geneva 1922-25; 2nd Secretary Legation, London, Berlin and Tokyo 1927-32; Chief of Sec. Treaties and League of Nations, Foreign Ministry in Teheran 1932-37; Counsellor Legation Tokyo 1937. Address: 55 Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shiba, Koshiro 斯波孝四郎** Chairman, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Nippon Optical Ind. Co.; Pres. Shipbldg. Assn.; Dir. Mitsubishi Elec. Mfg. Co.; b. Jan. 1875, Tokyo; bro. of Baron Chuzaburo Shiba. Career: grad. Shipbldg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; entered Mitsubishi Zosen K. K. (predessors of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.); promoted to Mng.-Dir. 1925. Address: 26 Nando-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shiba, Yoshitaro 芝義太郎** Pres. Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho, Ltd., Shiba Mining Co.; b. Feb. 8, 1873, Aichi-ken; s. of Yoshikata Shiba. Career: grad. Uwajima Middle Sch.; entered Mining Dept. Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; developed Saganoseki Colliery and engaged in Mining Operation 1900; established Tatsuta Colliery Co. 1907; constructed Yubetsu Ry. Hokkaido 1918; developed Yubetsu Colliery; established Hokkaido Colliery & Ry. Co. Address: 2 Momozono-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shibata, Zenzaburo 柴田善三郎** Mem. House of Peers; b. Nov. 14, 1877, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Zenroku Sato; later adopted by Sahei Shibata. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tkoyo Imp. Univ. 1904; Chief, Home Affairs Dept. Miyazaki-ken, Osaka-fu; Chief Educ. Bureau, Chosen Govt.; Gov. Miye-ken, Fukuoka-ken, Aichi-ken, Osaka-fu 1929; Chief Secr. of Saito Cabinet 1932. Address: 2 Momozono-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shibatsuji, Masaharu 芝辻正晴** Pres. Nippon Nickel Mining Co.; b. Jan. 17, 1888, Yamagata; e. s. of Chozaburo Shibatsuji; married. Career: grad. Polit. Course Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1914; Councillor Iwate-ken and Kanagawa-ken; Commr. For. Office; 2nd Secr. Emb. Wash.; Deputy Mayor of Yokohama; Non-regular staff Tokyo Elec. Power Co.; Dir. Showa Fertilizer Co; Mng.-Dir. Chichibu Elec. Ind. Co. 1932; present post since est. of Nippon Nickel Mining Co. 1938. Address: 436 Kita Senzoku-cho, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shibusawa, Keizo 澁澤敬三** Viscount; Mng.-Dir. Dai-Ichi Ginko; Pres. Shibusawa Dozoku K. K; Chairman, Tokyo Savings Bank; Dir. Teikoku Life Ins. Co.; b. Aug. 25, 1896, Tokyo; grand s. of Eiichi Shibusawa. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; entered Yokohama Specie Bank 1921; served Tokyo & London Branches till 1925; Dir. Keijo Denki K. K. 1935. Address: 10 Mita-Tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1033 ([scan part 1, leaf 1094](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1094/mode/1up))

**Shibusawa, Masao 澁澤正雄** Mng.-Dir. Nippon Iron Works, Ltd.; b. Nov. 1888, Tokyo; s. of Eiichi Shibusawa. Career: grad. Econ. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; entered 1st Bank; resigned 1917; attended Int'l. Labour Conf. as Employers' Delegate 1936; Pres. Showa Steel Tube Co. Address: 360 Nishigahara-machi, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shibuya, Kiyoshi 澁谷澄** Pres. Tohoku Cement Co.; Dir. Tachikawa Aircraft Co., Oita Cement Co; b. Aug. 1885, Tokyo; s. of Kasuke Shibuya. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910. Address: 44 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shibuya, Saburo 澁谷三郎** Colonel (retired); Gov. Mutankiang Prov. Manchoukuo since Aug. 1938; b. Jan. 17, 1888, Miyazaki-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1908; Mil. Staff Coll. 1917; Staff 14th and later 11th Divisions; studied German at Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Lang.; Chief Heiho Spec. Service Facility 1934; Comdr. Inf. 3rd Reg. 1935; resigned acting service 1936; entered Manchoukuo govt. service; Dir. Police Affairs Dept. Pinkiang Prov. 1936; Dir. Police Affairs Bur. Public Peace Dept. 1937. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Mutankiang, Manchoukuo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shichida, Motoharu 七田基玄** Cons.-Gen. at Vladivostok; b. May 1893, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; passed Higher Civil Service Exam. 1917; entered For. Office 1918; served Temporary Res. Bur. 1919, 1st Sec. of Treaty Bur. 1920, Jap. Office of Temporary Peace Conf., 1920; Eleve-Cons. at Canton Aug. 1920; served Czechoslovakia 1921; 3rd Leg. Secr. 1922; served 1st Sec. Treaty Bur. 1927; 2nd Secr. to Emb. in Germany 1929; Delegate 4th Conf. of Transportation and Transit at Geneva 1931; 1st Emb. Secr. 1932; 1st Secr. to Leg. in Latvia 1933; Cons.-Gen. at Hamburg 1934; 1st Secr. to Emb. in U. S. S. R. 1934. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Vladivostok, U. S. S. R. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shidachi, Tetsujiro 志立鐵次郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shidehara, Kijuro 幣原喜重郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shidehara, Taira 幣原坦** See 1938 issue. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shigemitsu, Mamoru 重光葵** Amb. to England; b. July 29, 1887, Oita-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Attaché, Germany; transferred to England 1914; 3rd Emb. Secr. 1916; Consul, Portland 1918; Chief, 1st Section, Treaty Bureau 1921; Chief, 2nd Section 1923; 1st Legation Secr., China 1925; Embassy Councillor and Consul-Gen. Shanghai 1930; Minister to China, 1931; Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs; Amb. to U.S.S.R. 1936-38. Address: Japanese Emb. London, England. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shigemori, Tadashi 茂森唯士** Author; Dir. & Chief Editor, Russo-Japanese News Agency; b. Apr. 1895, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Yosaku Nishimura. Career: studied Russian lang. at Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Lang.; Editor, Japan's Review; Editor, World Pamphlet News Agency; Secr. Russo-Japanese Arts. Assn. Address: 126 Yamato-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shiina, Etsusaburo 椎名悦三郎** Dir. Mining & Ind. Bur. of Ind. Dept. Manchoukuo; b. 1891, Iwate-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1923; Secr. Com. & Ind. and Agr. & For. Depts.; in Manchoukuo Govt. service since 1933. Address: Dept. of Industry, Hsinking. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shiina, Yoshio 椎名義雄** Pres. Toyo Felt Co.; Chairman Man-mo Keori Department; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Man-mo Keori K. K.; Aud. Takasaki Woolen Textile Co., etc.; b. Jan. 12, 1894, Gunma-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Engrg. 1915; with present firm since 1930; founded Toyo Felt Co. 1935. Address: c/o Man-mo Keori K. K., Mukden, Manchoukuo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shikata, Kei-ichi 四方敬一** M.D.; D. Sci.; Lecturer Tokyo Imp. Univ., Nihon Univ. and Tokyo Med. Coll.; b. July 18, 1894, Tokyo; s. of Sunao Shikata, Co. Dir.; married. Career: grad. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1919; studied at Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; Med. Expert Tokyo Hygienic Lab. of Home Office 1921-24; Lecturer in Bacteriology and Hygiene at Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1924. Address: 11 Ichigaya Kawada-cho, Ushigome-ku, Toko. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shima, Shigenobu 島重信** Cons. at Tientsin since 1937; b. Sept. 1907, Jinsen, Chosen; s. of Shigeharu Shima, engr.; m. Sanae Shimasuye. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1930; entered Foreign Office; attached, Embassy, London and Peking; Secr. For. Office; Priv. Secr. to For. Min. 1936-37. Address: Japanese Cons.-Gen., Tientsin, China. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shimada, Hiroshi 島田宏** Pub. Accountant; Chairman Tokyo Public Accountants Assn.; b. Oct. 26, 1886, Tokyo; s. of Kijuro Shimada. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; Dir. Musashi Seishoku Kaisha; Aud. Hibiya Shoten; same, Hibiya Bank. Address: 130 Koenji 2-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shimada, Katsunosuke 島田勝之助** Mem. Council of Tourist Ind.; Dir. Mitsui Gomei Kaisha, Mitsui Mining Co., Hokkaido Colliery & S. S. Co., Toshin Warehouse Co.; b. Mar. 1884, Tokyo; s. of Keisuke Shimada. Career: grad. French Course Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages 1903; joined Mitsui & Co.; served at Hongkong, London & Moji Branches; Chief Coal Sec. 1924; Mgr. London Branch 1928; Dir. of the Co. 1934. Address: 1665 Mejiro 2-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shimada, Rikichi 島田利吉** Pres. Manshu Kozan (Mining) K. K. since Feb. 1938; Dir. Nippon Mining Co., Manchuria Ind. Develop. Corp.; b. Jan. 1, 1884, Miyagi-ken; 2nd s. of Kozaburo; m. Fukiko. Career: grad. Mining & Metallurgy Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; joined Kuhara Mining Co.; served Ohse & Kozan Mines; upon the estab. of Nippon Mining Co. 1929, apptd. Jr. Mng.-Dir. Address: 504 Higashi-Choyo-kodo, Hsingking. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shimada, Shigetaro 島田繁太郎** Vice-Admiral; Comdr.-in-Chief 2nd Fleet since 1937; b. Sept. 1883, Tokyo; s. of Takachika Shimada. Career: Attaché, Embassy in Italy during World War; Rear-Admiral, 1929; Chief Staff 2nd Squadron & 1st Sqn.; Dir. Naval Submarine Sch.; Chief Staff, 3rd Sqn.; Chief 1st Sec. Naval Staff Bd.; Vice-Chief Nav. Staff Bd. Address: 120 Harajuku 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1034 ([scan part 1, leaf 1095](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1095/mode/1up))

**Shimada, Toshio 島田俊雄** M.P.; Director of Seiyukai Party; b. June 1877, Shimane-ken; s. of Tokichi Shimada. Career: grad. Law College of Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; entered Tokyo Municipal Office; Chief, Educ. & Ind. Secs.; Acting Dir. Temporary Municipal System Research Bureau; Dir. Legislation Bureau 1931-32; elected M.P. 8 times; Agr. & Forestry Minister in Hirota Cabinet 1936-37. Address: 3 Nishi Ginza 5-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimadzu, Tadashige 島津忠重** Prince; Rear-Admiral; Mem. House of Peers; b. Oct. 20, 1886, Kagoshima-ken; s. of late Prince Tadayoshi Shimadzu. Career: grad. Nav. Staff Coll.; apptd. Staff Officer Nav. Staff Bd.; Instructor, Nav. Staff Coll.; Nav. Attaché London; attended Conf. on Safety of Life at Sea, London Nav. Conf. Address: 234 Gotanda 6-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimasuye, Shozo 嶋居庄藏** Dir. Bank of Japan; b. Apr. 29, 1889, Hiroshima-ken. Career: Repr. of Bank of Japan in New York 1926, in London 1927; Mem of Bd. of Dirs. of Bank for Int'l Settlements in Basle 1927-28; Mem. Financial Committee of the League of Nations; Mgr. Business Affairs Dept. Bank of Japan. Address: 450 Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shmamine, Tohl 島峰徹** D. Med. & D. Med. h.c. (Breslau); Dean, Govt. Dental Acad.; Temporary Mem., Central Hygiene Inst., Home Dept.; Prof. Naval Surgeon Sch.; b. Apr. 3, 1877; s. of Junsai Shimamine, physician. Career: grad. Med. Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; P.-G. Work of Internal Disease, Alma Mater; sent to Germany and America for study of dental surgery about eight years; during that time, Chief of Sc. Research Inst., Dental Coll., Berlin Univ., two years; on returning, Prof. Alma Mater; later rec'd deg. Address: 1705, Shimo-Ochiai 4-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimazu, Tadatsugu 島津忠承** Prince; Mem. House of Peers; Asst.-Councillor Japan Red Cross; b. May 19, 1903, Tokyo; s. of late Tadanari Shimazu, Peer; m. Yasuko, d. of late Kimiyoshi Sanjo, 1926. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1930; attended Int'l Social Works Conf. Frankfurt am Meine as Delegate of Japan Red Cross 1932. Address: 11 Toyowake-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimazaki, Haruki (Toson) 島崎春樹** Author; b. Feb. 17, 1872, Nagano-ken; s. of Masaki Shimazaki, village headman. Career: grad. Meiji Gakuin. Address: 33 Iigurakata-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimizu (see also Simizu)**  — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimizu, Gen 清水玄** Dir. Social Ins. Bur. Public Welfare Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. Nov. 20, 1892, Nara-ken; married. Career: grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ 1917; passed Higher Civil Service Exam.; entered gov. service; Commr. Agr. & Com., Dept. and Home Office; sent to Europe and America for inspection tour; Chief Planning Sec. Ins. Bd. of Home Office; Chief Ins. Bd. of Soc. Affairs Bur. same. Address: 1665 Shimo-Ochiai 4-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimizu, Ken-ichiro 清水賢一郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimizu, Ryosaku 清水良策** Gov. Tokushima-ken; b. Feb. 27, 1893, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Eizo Shimizu. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1916; entered Kyoto Pref. Office; Commr. same; Chief, Education Dept. Tochigi-ken; Chief, Highway Sec. Civil Engrg. Bureau Home Dept.; Secr. Shizuoka-ken; Chief, Home Dept.; Gov. Wakayama-ken; Dir. General Affairs Bureau, Manchoukuo Civil Affairs Dept. 1935-36. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Tokushima City. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimizu, Tooru 清水澄** D.L.; Privy Councillor; Pres. Imp. Acad. of Arts; Mem Imp. Acad.; Commr. Imp. Household Dept.; Lecturer Mil. & Nav. Staff Colls.; b. Aug. 1868, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Kichisaburo Shimizu; m. Tatsuko, d. of Taizo Miyoshi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1894; Commr. Imp. Household Dept.; Lecturer Peers' Sch.; studied in Germany & France 1898; rec'd deg. 1905; Judge Court of Adm. Litigation 1906; Pres. same. Address: 1060 Yoyogi Oyama-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimizu, Yoshichiro 清水興七郎** Pres. Tokyo Elec. Radio Co., Showa Wire & Cable Co.; Dir. Tokyo Elec. Co.; b. July 12, 1885, Toyama-ken; s. of Yosaburo Shimizu. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Elec. Bureau, Communications Dept.; Engr., Elec. Research Inst.; Chief, Mfg. Dept., Ind. Dept. and Sales Dept., Tokyo Elec. Co.; travelled Europe & America. Address: 3550 Tamagawa-Denyen-Chofu 1-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimoda, Jiro 下田次郎** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Women's Higher Normal Sch ; b. Mar. 6, 1872, Hiroshima-ken; s. of late Susumu Torao; adopted by late Shuzo Shimoda; m. Iku, née Kitagawa. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; sent abroad for study of Pedagogy and educ. of woman 1899-1902; rec'd deg 1921. Address: 10 Komagome Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimojo, Yasumaro 下條康麿** D. Econ.; Pres. Decoration Bur. of Cabinet; b. Jan. 1885, Tokyo; s. of Dr. Kokichi Shimojo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Secr. of Cabinet; Councillor Legislation Bureau; Dir. Cabinet Pension Bureau, Cabinet Statis. Bureau. Address: 26 Shimorokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimomura, Hiroshi (Kainan) 下村宏** D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; Chairman Japan Physical Educ. Soc; b. May 1875, Wakayama-ken; s. of Fusajiro Shimomura. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; entered Communications Dept.; apptd. Dir. Savings Bureau; Civil Gov. Taiwan Govt.; resigned and joined Asahi Shimbun; resigned 1936; taught Finance at Waseda, Chuo, Hosei Univs. and Tokyo Univ. of Com 1898-1915; nominated Peer Jan. 1937. Address: Denyen-Chofu, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shimotsu, Harugoro 下津春五郎** Dir. S. M. R.; b. 1889, Kyoto. Career: grad. Yamaguchi Higher Com. Sch. 1911; entered S. M. R. 1914; served at New York Office, Ry. Dept.; Chief Adm. Dept. Gen. Direction of State Ry.; Dir. Harbin Navigation Direction 1936-37. Address: Tetsudo-Jimusho, Dairen. — p. 1035 ([scan part 1, leaf 1096](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1096/mode/1up))

**Shindo, Seiichi 進藤誠一** Pres. Ins. Board Public Welfare Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. Aug. 14, 1889, Okayama-ken; s. of Yataro Shindo; m. Hisako. Career: grad. Pol. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; passed Higher Civil Service Exam.; Secr. Com. Dept.; Chief Reserve-funds Employment Sec., Planning Sec., Finance and Supplies Sec. of Ind. Life Ins. Bur., same; Dir. Kumamoto Com. Bur.; Dir. Telegraph & Telephone and Postal Affairs Burs. Address: 3013 Oi Kashima-cho, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shinmura, Izuru 新村出** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. Oct. 4, 1876, Yamaguchi-ken; adopted s. of Takeo Shinmura. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. and Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1907; studied in England, Germany and France 1907-10; rec'd deg. 1910; Mem. Imp. Academy 1928; Dir. Library attached to Kyoto Imp. Univ. Address: 19 Koyama Nakamizo-machi, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shinoda, Jisaku 篠田治策** D.L.; Chief Steward to Prince Ri; b. Oct. 12, 1872, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Jiroshichi Shinoda, landlord. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; practised law 1899; served as Adviser on Int'l Law to Nogi Army in Russo-Japanese War 1904; Secr. to Residency-General of Chosen 1909; Secr., Agr., Com. and Ind. Depts. of Chosen; Chief Home Affairs Dept. Heian-Nando, Chosen; Non-Official Staff, Polit. Affairs Dept. Expeditionary Army to Vladivostok 1919; Gov. Heian-Nando 1919; Vice-Chief Steward to Prince Ri 1923; went to Europe as Mem. Prince Ri's Suite 1927; present post since 1932. Address: 1 Meiji-cho, Keijo, Chosen. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shinohara, Eitaro 篠原英太郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiohara, Matasaku 鹽原又策** Pres. Sankyo Co., Nihon Bakelite Co., Rikuo Internal Combustion Engine Co., Photo Chemical Industries, Taisho Pharmaceutical Co.; Dir. Asia Aluminium Co., Sumitomo Aluminium Co., Toyo Nitrogen Ind. Co., Nihon Carbide Ind. Co., Showa Aircraft Ind. Co., Yamato Brewery Co.; b. Jan 1877, Yokohama. Career: grad. Yokohama Eiwa Gakko. Address: 102 Hanezawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiohara, Teizo 鹽原禎三** A.B. (Princeton); Dir. Sankyo Co., Japan Bakelite Co., Rikuo Internal Combustion Engine Co., Takamine Lab., The Photo Chem. Ind. Co., Kashiwagi Clinical Thermometer Co; Aud. Asia Aluminium Co.; b. Sept. 1, 1909. Tokyo; son of Matasaku Shiohara, Pres. Sankyo Co., etc. m. Yekie, 2nd d. of Naojiro Kikumoto, businessman. Career: grad. Princeton Univ. 1934; with Sankyo Co. since graduation. Address: 14 Hachiyama-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiota, Hiroshige 鹽田廣重** M.D.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. Nihon Medical Coll.; b. Oct. 1873, Kyoto; s. of Shigetake Shiota. Career: grad. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; studied abroad 1907; rec'd deg. 1911; sent to Paris as Repr. of Japanese Red Cross 1914; Chief, Surgery Dept. Medical Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. & Pres. Attached Hospital; resigned 1934. Address: 10 Yumi-cho 1-chome, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiono, Suehiko 鹽野季彦** Justice Minister since Feb. 1937; b. Jan. 1, 1880, Nagano-ken; s. of Nobutake Shiono. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; Procurator 1908; Procurator Osaka & Tokyo District Courts; Councillor Justice Dept.; Procurator Tokyo Court of Appeal; Chief Procurator Tokyo Local Court; Dir. Prison Affairs Bureau Justice Dept.; Chief Procurator Nagoya Court of Appeal; Justice Min. in Hayashi Cabinet 1937; Vice-Procurator-Gen. Supreme Court. Address: 20 Sumiyoshi-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiozaki, Kanzo 鹽崎觀三** Consul-Gen. at San Francisco; b. Apr. 3, 1894, Hyogo-ken; s. of Yosaburo Shiozaki. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1918; passed Diplomatic & Consular Service Exam.; entered diplomatic service; attached to Consulate-Gens. at Shanghai and San Francisco; Secr., Embassy, U.S.A. 1920; Commr. Treaty Bureau, Foreign Office 1923; Secr. Legation, China 1925; 1st Secr., Embassy, London 1932-34; attended League of Nations Assembly at Geneva 1932; Chief 1st Sec. Amer. Bureau. Address: Japanese Consulate-Gen. San Francisco, Calif. U. S. A. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiozawa, Koichi 鹽澤幸一** Vice-Admiral; Comdr.-in-Chief Japanese Fleet in South China 1938; b. Mar. 1883, Nagano-ken; s. of Ihachiro Shiozawa. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1901; Staff Coll.; Nav. Attaché Emb. London; Chief Staff Combined Fleet & 1st Sqn.; Comdr. 1st Despatched Sqn. at time of Shanghai Incident; Chief Nav. Affairs Propagation Dept.; Comdr. Chinkai Nav. Port; Chief Nav. Aviation Dept. 1934-35; Comdr. Maizuru Naval Stn.; Comdr. Sasebo Nav. Stn. 1936-37. Address: c/o Navy Office, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiozawa, Masasada 鹽澤昌貞** D.L.; Ph. D. (Wisconsin); Mem. Imp. Acad.; Dir. Waseda Univ.; Prof. & Dean, Law & Econ. Dept., same; Dir. Kyochokai; b. Oct. 20, 1870, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Masatsune Seki, later adopted by Mototaka Shiozawa. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Waseda Senmon Gakko 1891; Prof. Waseda Univ.; studied in Germany & Amer.; rec'd deg. 1908; Pres. Waseda Univ. 1920-23; Mem. Imp. Acad. 1934. Address: 726 Takinogawa-machi, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shirai, Matsujiro 白井松次郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiraishi, Motojiro 白石元治郎** Adviser Toyo Kisen Kaisha; Pres. Gas Tube Sales Co. Kawasaki Fire Brick Co., Teikoku Artificial Fertilizer Co., China-Japan Colliery & Steamship Co., Dai-Nihon Oil Mining Co., Showa Mining Co., Nippon Steel Tube Co., Southern Iron Mining Co.; Dir. Tokyo Bay Reclamation Co., Kailan Coal Sales Co., Asano Dozoku Co., Asano Cement Co., Nippon Enamel Co., Ind. Club of Japan; b. July 1867, Fukushima-ken; adopted s. of Buhei Shiraishi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1892; entered Asano's firm; served as Mgr. & Dir. Toyo Steamship Co. 1896-1912; founded Nippon Steel Tube Co. 1912. Address: 1 Koun-cho, Mita, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1036 ([scan part 1, leaf 1097](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1097/mode/1up))

**Shiraiwa, Ryuhei 白岩龍平** Dir. Toa Dobun-kai; Toa Ind. Co.; Daido Sangyo Co.; Daido Seiyaku Kogyo Co.; b. July 15, 1870, Okayama-ken; bro. of Sakotake Shiraiwa. Career: grad. Nisshin Boeki Kenkyujo; established Daido Steamship Co.; Mng.-Dir. Nisshin Steamship Co. Address: 46 Nampeidai, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shiraki, Tokuichi 素木得一** D. Agr.; Prof. and Dean Sci. & Agr. Coll. Taihoku Imp. Univ.; Expert Taiwan Govt.-Gen.; Standing Committee World Insects Soc.; b. Mar. 9, 1882. Hakodate; s. of Shu-un Shiraki, Educator; married. Career: grad. Sapporo Agr. Coll. 1906; entered Taiwan Govt. service; Prof. present Univ. since 1928; Chairman Tropical Agr. Soc. of Taiwan, Natural Historical Soc. of Taiwan. Address: 462 Showa-cho, Taihoku. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shirane, Matsusuke 白根松介** Baron; Vice-Minister of Imp. Household; b. Oct. 1886; s. of Baron Sen-ichi Shirane. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; entered Dept. of Imp. Household; Dir. Bureau of Construction. Address: 18 Sadohara-cho 3-chome, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shirane, Takesuke 白根竹介** See 1936 issue. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shiratori, Toshio 白鳥敏夫** Amb. to Italy since 1938; b. June 8, 1887, Chiba-ken; s. of Eiwa Shiratori. Career: grad. Economic College of Tokyo Imperial University 1914; Chief Corr. Sec.; 1st Secr. Emb.; attended Nav. Disarm. Conf. Geneva; Chief 2nd & 3rd Secs. Information Bureau; Dir. same; Mem. Committee for Investigation of Cultural Work in China; Minister to Sweden, Norway & Denmark. Address: Japanese Embassy, Rome, Italy. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shirayanagi, Shiuko 白柳秀湖** Author; b. Jan. 7, 1884 in Shizuoka-ken; s of Kenji Shirayanagi, merchant. Career: entered Course of Philosophy at Waseda Univ. 1902; authority on Japanese history, author of some 50 books including "Minzoku Nippon Rekishi" Vol. 5. Address: 4503 Takiojicho, Oi-machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shirotani, Katsuzo 代谷勝三** Vice-Dir. Hsinking Postal Affairs Supt. Bureau since 1935; b. 1888, Osaka. Career: grad. Communications Dept. Training Inst 1907; Vice-Commr. Com. Bureau, Kwantung Govt. 1927; Telegraph & Telephone Sec., Posts Bureau Com. Dept. Manchoukuo 1932-35. Address: c/o Communications Dept. Hsinking. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shito, Sadamu 首藤定** Exchange & Stock Broker; Prop. Toyu Money Exchange Co. & Toyu Securities Dealing Co.; Pres. Dairen Gohin Daiko Co.; Auditor, Dairen Money Exchange & Trust Co.; Dir. Shusuishi Real Estate & Building Co., Dairen Kyosai-kai; Vice-Pres. Dairen Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. June 18, 1890, Oita-ken; s. of Masuharu Shito. Career: served at Kwantung Govt. 1911-1914; entered Pohai Steamship Co. 1914; Mgr. Dairen Money Exchange & Trust Co. 1917-1923; Mgr. Hochengtai Money Exchange Co. 1923; founded Toyu Money Exchange Co.; Toyu Securities Dealing Co. 1932. Address: 18 Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shively, John R** A.B.; Teacher of English; Mem. Asiatic Soc. of Japan; b. May 1910, Kyoto; s. of Prof. B. F. Shively; m. Beulah Feightner. Career: previously taught at Doshisha English Normal Sch., Ritsumeikan Univ., Kyoto Pref. Normal Sch., Gifu Com. Sch. and Yamagata Higher Sch.; now at Shizuoka Higher Sch. Address: Koto Gakko Kansha 39 Kita Ando-cho, Shizuoka. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shoda, Teiichiro 正田貞一郎** Pres. Nisshin Flour Mills Co.; b. Feb. 28, 1870, Gunma-ken; s. of Sakujiro Shoda. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1891; engaged in Soy brewing; established Tatebayashi Flour Mills 1901; established Nisshin Flour Mills 1907. Address: 22 Kobinatadai-machi 1-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shoji, Otokichi 庄司乙吉** Pres. Toyo Cotton Mills Co., Pres. Showa Rayon Co. Yuho Spinnjng Co.; b. May 1873, Akita-ken; s. of Tomogoro Shoji. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1897; entered Dai-Nippon Spinning Assn.; sent to Bombay 1898; Chief Secr. same 1900; founded Osaka Spinning Co 1912; Mgr., same; Mng.-Dir. Toyo Spinning Co. 1914; Vice-Pres. same. Address: 1876 Tantakabayashi, Sumiyoshi-mura, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shoriki, Matsutaro 正力松太郎** Pres. Yomiuri Shimbun; b. Apr. 1885, Toyama-ken; s. of Shojiro Shoriki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; served Metropolitan Police Board; Chief, Criminal Bureau, same; resigned 1924. Address: 1 Mita Shikoku-machi 2-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shou Ming-a 壽明阿** Pres. Hsingan Acad.; b. 1885, Mongolia. Career: Adviser to Peace Preservation Office, Three Eastern Provs. 1924; Dir. Educ. Dept. Mongolia Frontier Supt. Office; Dir. Civil Affairs Bureau Mongolia Adm. Dept.; Gov. Hsingan South Prov. Address: c/o Hsingan Academy, Hsinking. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Shou Yu-peng 壽聿彭** Dir. Decorations Bd. of Manchoukuo, b. 1885. Career: grad. Mukden Polit Coll.; Councillor Fengtien Prov. Office; Dir. Land Bureau. Address: Decorations Bd. Hsinking. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Silberstein, Ernest** Agent Louis Dreyfus & Cie Paris & Harbin; b. Jan. 1891, Zurich Switzerland. Career: 25 years representing interests of above firm in various countries. Address: 54 Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Simizu, Teikiti 清水釘吉** Pres. Simizu-Gumi Co. (Builders, Contractors & Civil Engineers); Dir. Oki Elec. Co.; Acting Partner Tokyo Iron Frame & Girder Mfg. Co.; b. Nov. 10, 1867, Tokyo; s. of Takanaga Ono; adopted by Mannosuke Simizu. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1891; went to Europe & Amer. to inspect architecture 1901. Address: 11 Surugadai 3-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Singer, Kurt** Prof. 2nd Higher Sch. since 1936; Vice-Pres. of Econ. Sec. Asiatic Soc. of Japan; Dir. rer. Pol. (Dr. Pol. Sc. Strassburg); b. May 1886, Magdeburg, Germany; s. of Max Singer. Career: Fin. Editor Hamburgischer Corr. 1913-16; Joint Editor Econ. Service, Hamburg 1916-28; Prof. Hamburg Univ. 1924-33; Visiting Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1931-34. Address: 33 Kozenji-dori, Sendai. — p. 1037 ([scan part 1, leaf 1098](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1098/mode/1up))

**Skidelsky, S. L** Portugese Consul at Harbin. Address: 44 Bolshoi Prospect, Harbin. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Slavoutsky, Mikhail** Soviet Ambassador to Japan since 1937 (absent); b. 1898; Consul-General at Harbin; arrived in Tokyo Aug. 25, 1937. Address: Mamiana-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Smellie, James Wilton** B.A. (Cambridge); Employee of Rising Sun Petroleum Co., b. Jan. 1904, Westcliff-on-Sea. England; s. of Dr. J. C. Smellie. Career: came to Far East in service of the Shell organization in 1926. Address: c/o Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Yokohama. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Smith, Roy** B.A.; M.C.S.; Ph. M.; Teacher; b. June 1878, Illinois, U.S.A.; m. Charlotte Hess. Career: Teacher Kobe Higher Com. Sch. (now Univ. of Com.). Address: c/o Kobe Shoka Daigaku, Kobe. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Sogo, Shinji 十河信二** Pres. Kochu Koshi; b. Apr. 1884, Ehime-ken; bro. of Toranosuke Sogo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; entered Ry. Dept.; Dir. Reconstruction Bureau 1924; Dir. Finance Bureau, Ry. Dept.; Dir. S.M.R. Co. 1934. Address: 26 Yumi-cho 2-chome, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Soma, Hanji 相馬半治** M. of Sc.; Pres. Meiji Sugar Mfg. Co.; Chairman Meiji Confectionery Co.; Adviser Meiji Shoten; b. July 1869, Inuyama, Aichi-ken; s. of Ihori Tanaka. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Tech.; Univ. of Michigan; apptd. Prof. of Alma Mater; Engr. Taiwan Govt.; founded Meiji Sugar Mfg. Co. 1906, Meiji Confectionery Co. 1916, Showa Rubber Co. 1937. Address: 52 Isarago-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Souza, Francisco Xavier da Silva e** Hon. Consul for Portugal, Kobe; merchant; b. Jan. 1867, Hongkong; n Portuguese; s. of late A. J. Souza. Career: grad. Victoria Coll.; arrived in Kobe 1890 to join W. M. Strachan & Co.; Mgr. Kobe Office, Berrick & Co from 1929 up to date; apptd. Hon. Consul for Portugal 1919; apptd. Repr. in Japan for Macao Govt. Bureau of Propaganda 1924; founded Portuguese Assn. 1920 and acted as Pres. for 3 years. Address: 17 Nakayamate-dori 2-chome, Kobe. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Soyeshima, Masaru 副島勝** Dir. Superintendence Bur. Overseas Dept. since May 1938; b. Jan. 22, 1899, Hiroshima-ken; adopted s. of Shigeru Soyeshima; married. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; entered Fin. Dept.; Chief Indirect Tax Dept. Kumamoto Taxation Supt. Bur.; Chief Com. & Ind. Sec. Ind. Develop. Bur. of Overseas Affairs Dept. 1932; Chief Accounts Sec. Overseas Min's Secretariate. Address: Overseas Affairs Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Soyeshima, Michimasa 副島道正** Count; B.A. (Cambridge Univ.); Mem. House of Peers; b. Oct. 1871; s. of Taneomi Soyeshima. Career: Chamberlain to Taisho Tenno when he was Crown Prince; Dir. Anglo-Japanese Hydro-Elec. Co., Japan Steel Works, Central Reclamation Co., Hayakawa Water-Power Co., etc.; Pres. Keijo Nippo; Mem. Int'l Olympic Committee 1934. Address: 1321 Uyehara, Yoyogi, Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Spackman, Harold Charles** Missionary; B.A. Cantab; Teacher & Librarian, Rikkyo Univ. since 1921; b. June 1882, London; s. of Henry Charles Spackman. Career: grad. Kelham Theological Coll. 1907; Caivs Coll. Cambridge 1910; Deacon 1910; Priest 1911; Teacher Central Theol. Coll. Ikebukuro 1914-21. Address: c/o Rikkyo Univ. Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Spencer, Robert Steward** M.A. (Boston Univ. 1925); D.D. (Syracuse Univ. 1932); Pastor Fukuoka Meth. Church; b. Nov. 1888, Nagasaki; s of Dr. David S. Spencer; m. Evelyn W. McAlpine. Career: A. B. from Syracuse Univ. 1910; Asst. in Kyobunkwan Tokyo 1910-12; grad. B. D. Drew Theol. Sem. 1915; Pastorate in U. S. A. 1914-16; Assistant Board Foreign Mission M. E. Church New York 1916-17; Teacher Chinzei Gakuin Nagasaki 1917-19; subsequently country work, residence in Fukuoka; taught at Shuyukan Middle Sch. and Kyushu Imp. Univ. Address: 21 Kego-hondori 1-chome, Fukuoka City. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Steinfeld, Heinrich** Merchant; Mng.-Dir. K. K. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, & Hsinking; b. Nov., 1886, Liegnitz; n. German; s. of S. Steinfeld, banker. Career: grad. Johannis Gymnasium, Breslau; joined Simon, Evers & Co. Hamburg 1905, later was despatched to Japan by same and served as Sub-Mgr. Kobe, Yokohama & Tokyo Office; after World War became partner and Mng.-Dir. of present firm. Address: 77 Sakuraoka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Stoicesco, George** Dr. Juris. (Univ. of Paris); Roumanian Minister to Japan since Apr. 1936; b. July 1886, Bucarest, Rumania; n. Rumanian; s. of Prof. George Stoicesco; m. Myra Nathan 1929. Career: Attaché Legation Constantinople; 3rd Secr. Berlin 1910; 2nd Secr. St. Petersburg 1911; Rome 1912; 1st Secr. Madrid 1917; Paris 1919; Councillor Paris 1920; served Foreign Office Bucarest 1926; Charge d'Affaires Tokyo 1929. Address: 55 Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Stone, Alfred R** B.A.; M.A. (Toronto Univ.); Missionary; b. in Highgate, Ontario, Canada; s. of J. Frank Stone, Agriculturist; m. Jean Gillespie, d. of Charles Gillespie. Career: grad. Toronto Univ. 1924; Emmanuel Coll. 1926; Teacher in St. Andrews' Coll. Toronto 1925; ordained clergyman United Church of Canada 1926; came to Japan as Missionary 1926; Language study, Tokyo till 1928; apptd. to Nagano 1928-31; Furlough & Post-Grad. study in Toronto Univ. 1931-32; apptd. to Hamamatsu 1932-34; Nagano 1934; specializing in Christian rural reconstruction. Address: 33 Minami Agata-machi, Nagano City, Nagano-ken. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Stülpner, Kurt** Dr. Phil.; Prof. Fukuoka Higher Sch. since 1935; b. July 1901, Dresden, Germany. Career: studied at Leipzig; Univ. 1924-29; Asst. Museum of Ethnology, Leipzig; Asst. Inst. for Ethnol. & Anthropological Researches, Leipzig Univ.; took part in Ethnol. Expedition to Portuguese East Africa 1931. Address: Shioiri, Nishi-Shinmachi, Fukuoka City. — p. 1038 ([scan part 1, leaf 1099](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1099/mode/1up))

**Su Ti-jen 蘇體仁** Gov. Shansi Prov. of Provisional Govt. of China since 1938; b. 1888, Shansi Prov. Career: grad. Shansi Provincial Normal Sch. and Chemical Course Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch.; Principal Shansi Prov. 1st Middle Sch.; Chief Preparatory Course Shansi Univ.; Secr. Shansi Prov. Army; Repr. Supt. Office of Shansi Prov. in Peking; served Nat. Govt. of China 1928-29; later stayed in Tientsin; Secr. Fin. Affairs Dept. Suiyuan Prov. Govt. 1932-34. Adddress: Shansi Prov. Office, Taiyuan, China. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Suehiro, Shigeo 末廣重雄** See 1938 issue. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Suetaka, Kamezo 尾高亀藏** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. 19th Div.; b. Sept. 28, 1884, Saga-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Staff Coll. 1913; attached to Siberia as staff of Kwantung Army 1918; Instructor Inf. Sch. 1920; Chief 1st Tank Corps 1925; sent to Eur. & Amer. for inspection 1930-31; Comdr. Inf. 61st Reg. 1932; Chief Staff Tokyo Guards Army 1935; Comdr. 2nd Independence Defence Corps 1935-37; present post since 1937. Address: 19th Div. Hdqrs., Ranan, Chosen. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Suetaka, Makoto 末高信** D. Com.; Prof. Waseda Univ.; Dean Spec. Dept. of Com. of same; b. Sept. 4, 1894. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. 1915; further studied at Univ. of Pennsylvania 1921-23, Univ. of Berlin 1923. Address: 1932 Shimo Ochiai 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Suetsugu, Nobumasa 末次信正** Admiral; Home Min. since Jan. 1938; b. June 25, 1880, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Sokuro Suetsugu. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1899; Nav. Staff Coll.; Staff 1st Sqn.; Chief 1st Sec. Nav. Gen. Staff; Comdr. Submarine Sqn.; Dir. Educ. Bureau of Navy; Vice-Chief Nav. Gen. Staff; Comdr.-in-Chief 2nd Sqn.; Comdr.-in-Chief Combined Fleet & 1st Sqn. 1933-34; Yokosuka Nav. Stn. 1935; Supreme War Councillor 1936-37; Advisory Councillor to Cabinet 1937. Address: Home Ministers' Residence, Tokyo. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugawara, Michitaka 菅原通敬** Privy Councillor; b. Jan. 6, 1869, Miyagi-ken; s. of Michizane Sugawara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895; Dir. Hakodate Revenue Supt. Bureau; Dir. Marugame and Kobe Revenue Supt. Bureaux; Councillor and Secr. Finance Dept.; Dir. Revenue Bureau; Vice-Minister of Finance; nominated Peer 1916; Pres. Oriental Development Co. 1930-32. Address: 49 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugi, Eizaburo 杉榮三郎** D.L.; Pres. Imp. Museum; b. Jan. 4, 1873, Okayama-ken; s. of Ryotaro Sugi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; was in service in Finance Dept. and Board of Audit; Dir. Imp. Archives and Mausolea Bureaux. Address: 1930 Nagasaki Minami-cho 1-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugimoto, Nobukazu 杉本信一** Chairman, Showa Cotton Co. since 1930; b. Oct. 1887, Shiga-ken; s. of Arinobu Sugimoto. Career: Joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha 1906; served in British India, England and China. Address: 52 Nango-cho, Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugimura, Kotaro (Sojinkan) 杉村廣太郎** Counsellor Asahi Shimbun; b. July 25, 1872; s. of Shojiro Sugimura. Career: studied at Igirisu Horitsu Gakko & Senshin Gakuin; served Amer. Emb. Tokyo 1899; joined Asahi Shimbun 1903. Address: 2210 Abiko-machi, Chiba-ken. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugimura, Yotaro 杉村陽太郎** D.L.; Ambassador to France; s. of Fukashi Sugimura; b. Sept. 1884. Career: grad. Law College of Tokyo Imperial Univ. 1908; grad. Faculte de Droit de l'Université de Lyon 1912; Attaché, Emb. France 1912; 3rd Emb. Secr. 1914; 2nd Leg. Secr. China; Foreign Office Councillor 1919; Chief 2nd Sec. Treaty Bureau 1919; attended Washington Conf. 1921; 1st Emb. Secr. France 1923; Emb. Councillor 1923; attended League of Nations Assemblies Geneva 1923-26; Dir. Japanese Bureau of League of Nations 1926-33; Under Secr.-Gen. & Dir. of Polit. Sec. of same 1927-33; Amb. to Italy 1934-37; Concluded Rome-Tokyo Accord 1936. Address: Japanese Emb. Paris. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugino, Kisei 杉野喜精** Pres. Tokyo Stock Exchange; Dir. Chiyoda Securities & Investment Corp., Nichiei Brewing Corp.; b. Sept. 6, 1870, Hirosaki-shi; s. of Yoshinaga Sugino. Career: joined Bank of Japan 1889; Asst. Mgr. Aichi Bank 1896; Mgr. later Dir. Nagoya Bank; engaged in broker business in Tokyo since 1907; joined as Partner Koike Goshi Kaisha 1910; established Yamaichi Securities Corp. 1926 and Pres. till Dec. 1935. Address: Daibutsu Keidai, Hase, Kamakura. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Suehiro, Itsutaro 末弘嚴太郎** D.L.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Councillor, Social Bureau; Repr.-Dir. Japan Physical Educ. Assn.; b. Nov. 1888, Tokyo; s. of Ganseki Suehiro, judge. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; apptd. Asst. Prof. later Prof. of same Univ.; rec'd deg. 1920; Dean, Law Coll. 1933-36. Address: 971 Uenodai, Unane. Kinuta-mura, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugiyama, Hajime 杉山元** General; Supreme War Councillor since June 1938; b. Jan. 2, 1880, Kokura City; s. of Tei Sugiyama. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1910; Chief Mil. Affairs Sec. War Dept. 1922-25; attended Disarm. Conf. League of Nations 1926; Vice-Minister of War 1928; Comdr. 12th Div. 1932; Chief Mil. Air Service Dept. 1933-34; Vice-Chief. Gen. Staff Office; Inspector-Gen. of Mil. Educ.; War Minister 1937-38. Address: 31 Matsuzawa 2-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugiyama, Motojiro 杉山元治郎** M.P.; Advisor Shakai-Taishuto; Pres. All Japan Farmers' Union; Dentist; b. Nov. 18, 1885, Osaka-fu. Career: grad. Osaka Agrl. Sch. 1903; Asst. Engr. Agrl. Society of Wakayama-ken; grad. Theol. Dept. Tohoku Gakuin Sendai 1909; preached Christianity in Fukushima-ken; engaged in Farmer Movement with Toyohiko Kagawa; apptd. Chief Central Executive Committee. Labor & Farmer Party. Address: 37 Aziro 2-chome, Fuse-shi, Osaka-fu. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Sugiyama, Naojiro 杉山直次郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1039 ([scan part 1, leaf 1100](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1100/mode/1up))

**Suma, Yakichiro 須磨彌吉郎** Councillor Emb. Wash.; b. Sept. 1892, Akita-ken; s. of Yasohachi Suma. Career: grad. Law Dept. Chuo Univ. 1910; studied at Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Secr. Emb. Berlin; Secr. Leg. China; Consul Canton 1930, Cons.-Gen. Nanking 1933-37. Address: Japanese Emb., Wash., U. S. A. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Sumida, Tajiro 住田多次郎** Pres. Sumida Bussan Kaisha since 1927; Oriental Coffee Co.; Nanyo Coffee Co.; b. 1882, Hiroshima City; s. of Hatsuzo Sumida, farmer. Career: grad. Mid-Pacific Institute; established Sumida Shokai 1898; Oriental Coffee Co. 1922; Nanyo Coffee Co. 1926; rewarded by Nippon Sangyo Kyokai 1927; by Hiroshima-ken Kaigai Kyokai 1930. Address: 1429 Shironomae. Mikage-machi, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suminoe, Kinshi 住江金之** D.Agr.; Prof. Tokyo Agrl. Coll. and Dir. Educ. Dept. of same; b. June 1, 1889, Kumamoto-ken. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; Engr. Taito Sugar Mfg. Co. 1915-18; Lecturer of above Univ. Address: 759 Komaba-cho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo, Kichizaemon 住友吉左衛門** Baron; Pres. Sumitomo Honsha Ltd.; Dir. Besshi Mining Co., Sumitomo Bank, Sumitomo Warehouse Co., Sumitomo Trust Co., Sumitomo Life Ins. Co; b. Feb. 1909, Osaka; s. of late Baron Kichizaemon Sumitomo. Career: grad: grad. Peers' Sch.; studied at Kyoto Imp. Univ.; inherited family estate 1926. Address: 1 of 1876 Tantakabayashi, Sumiyoshi-mura, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Sumiyama, Tokutaro 住山德太郎** Vice-Admiral; Dir. Nav. Acad.; b. 1886, Tokyo. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1906; Nav. Staff Coll.; Aide-de-Camp to H. I. M. the Emperor; Captain "Haruna"; Chief Staff Kure Naval Station; Dir. Educ. Bur. of Navy 1935. Address: c/o Navy Office, Tokyo. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Sun Chi-chang 孫其昌** Vice-Chairman and Dir. Planning Dept. of Central Hdqrs. of Manchoukuo Concordia Assn. since 1938; b. 1881, Liaoyang-hsien, Fengtien. Career: grad. Higher Normal Sch. Tokyo; Chief, Educ. Dept. Heilungkiang; Chief, Finance Dept. Kirin Prov.; Chief, Chang-tao, Heilungkiang; Mem. Govt. Committee & Chief, Construction Dept. Kirin 1929; resigned 1931; Chief, Finance Dept. Kirin Govt.; Pres. Kirin Prov. Bank; Vice-Min. of Finance 1932; Gov. Heilungkiang Prov. 1933-34; Lungkiang Prov. 1934-35; Finance Min. 1935-37; Civil Affairs Min. May-July 1937; People's Welfare Min. Address: Kyowa-kai Chuo Hombu, Hsinking. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Sun Hsu-chang 孫旭昌** Dir. Harbin Revenue Supt. Bureau Manchoukuo; b. 1880, Shenyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: Comdr. 2nd Reg. Fengtien Army; Comdr. 30th Brig. North Eastern Army; Chief, Police Dept. Liaoning Prov.; Supt. Antung Customs; Chief Antung Monopoly Office; Pinkiang Rev. Supt. Bur. Address: Revenue Supt. Bureau, Pinkiang Prov. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Sun Yao-tsung 孫耀宗** Dir. Central Bank of Manchou since 1936; b. 1895, Kaiping, Fengtien Prov.; s. of Sun Hai-tung, scholar. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Peking Univ.; Gen. Mgr. Three Eastern Prov. Bank; Mgr. Mukden Branch, Central Bank of Manchou; Chief, Mint Sec. head office. Address: c/o Central Bank of Manchou, Mukden. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Sunada, Shigemasa 砂田重政** M.P.; Lawyer; Chief Secr. Seiyukai; b. Sept. 19, 1884, Ehime-ken; s. of Shigeharu Sunada. Career: grad. Chuo Univ. 1904; elected to Diet 7 times; Vice-Minister of Agr. & Forestry 1931. Address: 528 Kita Senzoku-cho, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suwa, Tsutomu 諏訪務** 1st Secr. Legation, Hungary since 1938; b. Sept. 12, 1892, Yamagata-ken; s. of Shimpachiro Suwa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; 2nd Secr. Legation at the Hague 1925; Consul at Medan, Sumatra, 1928; 1st Secr. Leg. Austria 1934. Address: Japanese Legation, Wien, Germany. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suyama, Tsutomu 陶山務** Former Prof. Hosei Univ.; Critic; b. Nov. 1896, Hiroshima-ken; m. Yoshiko Kikuchi. Career: grad. Aoyama Gakuin Coll.; taught at Nihon Univ., Hosei Univ., Azabu Mid. Sch. for 17 yrs. till 1932; author of books on lit., phil. and religion. Address: 254 Setagaya 1-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Bunji 鈴木文治** M.P., (Socialist People's Party); b. Sept. 1885, Miyagi-ken; s. of Masuji Suzuki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; joined Shueisha Printing Office; Corr. Asahi Shimbun; went to America to inspect int'l labor movement; attended Int'l Labor Conf. as Laborers' Delegate 4 times; elected M.P. 4 times. Address: 147 Sasuke-dori, Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Chuji 鈴木忠治** Pres. Suzuki Shoten, Toshin Elec. Co., Showa Ind. Co.; Chairman Showa Fertilizer Co.; Dir. Tokyo Elec. Light Co; b. Feb. 1875, Kanagawa-ken. Career: grad. Yokohama Com. Sch.; established Suzuki Shoten with his bro.; went to Europe & America to inspect com. & ind. 1925-26; again visited Amer. partly on behalf Foreign Office 1931. Address: 9 Samban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Hiroji 鈴木廣二** Mng.-Dir. Nagoya Bank since 1933; b. Mar. 1875, Aichi-ken. Career: joined present bank 1907. Address: 10 Kitabata, Tashiro-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Kantaro 鈴木貫太郎** Baron; Adm.; Privy Councillor; b. Dec. 24, 1867, Osaka-fu; s. of Yoshiaki Suzuki. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1887; Nav. Staff Coll. [?]; apptd. Sub-Lieut. 1889; fought in Sino-Japanese War as Captain, 6th Torpedo Boat; Staff Nav. Affairs Bureau; Staff Nav. Training Dept.; Instructor Nav. Acad. and Mil. Acad.; sent to Germany and apptd. Officer for bringing H.M.S. "Kasuga" home; fought in Russo-Japanese War as Comdr. "Kasuga" and 4th Destroyer Flotilla; Captain "Akashi," "Soya"; Dir. Nav. Torpedo Sch.; Capt. "Shikishima," "Tsukuba"; Comdr. Maizuru Torpedo Flotilla; Comdr. 2nd Sqn.; Dir. Personnel Bureau of Navy; Vice-Minister of Navy; Comdr. Training Sqn.; Dir. Nav. Acad.; Comdr.-in-Chief, 2nd and 3rd Sqns., Kure Nav. Station, 1st Sqn.; Combined Fleet; nominated Supreme War Councillor; Chief Nav. Gen. Staff; Grand Chamberlain. Address: 40 Maruyama-cho. Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1040 ([scan part 1, leaf 1101](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1101/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Keiichi 鈴木敬一** Gov. Kyoto-fu; b. July 25, 1889, Tokyo-fu; s. of Kwanji Suzuki. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Chief Educ. Affairs Dept. Nagasaki-ken; Police Dept. Fukuoka-ken; Pub. Peace Dept. Metro. Police Board; Gov. Toyama-ken, Kumamoto-ken; Hiroshima-ken. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Kyoto. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Kisaburo 鈴木喜三郎** D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Oct. 11, 1867, Kanagawa; s. of Tomiemon Kawashima, and later adopted by Jiko Suzuki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1891; went to Europe & America to study legislation; Judge Supreme Court; Pres. Tokyo District Court; Public Procurator Supreme Court; Vice-Minister of Justice; Public Procurator-Gen.; Justice Min. in Kiyoura Cabinet; Home Min. in Tanaka Cabinet; Justice Min. and later Home Min. in Inukai Cabinet; Pres. Seiyukai. Address: 6 Kudan 4-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Monjiro 鈴木紋次郎** Mng.-Dir. Tsurumi Steel Works Co., Oki Elec. Co.; Dir. Asano Dozoku Co., Kokura Steel Works Co., Kokura Dockyards.; b. Mar. 1880, Gifu-ken; s. of Yahei Daido; later adopted by Suzuki family. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1905; entered 1st Bank; Chief, Deposits Sec.; resigned 1913; established Haibara Co. Address: 9 Tamachi 6-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Saburo 鈴木三郎** Mng.-Dir. Choyo Kogyo (Mining) K. K.; Dir. Chukwa Kogyo K. K., Kotobuki Shoji K. K.; b. Sept. 6, 1893, Tokyo; s. of Masayoshi Suzuki; m. Eiko, e. d. of Sentaro Kato. Career: grad. Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; served Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha 1919-31, Oriental Develop. Co. 1931-1937. Address: 175 Higashi-tamachi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Saburosuke 鈴木三郎助** Mng.-Dir. Suzuki Shoten (Aji-no-Moto) K. K.; b. June 23, 1890, Kanagawa-ken; s. of Saburosuke Suzuki Sr., businessman. Career: succeeded father's business 1921. Address: 59 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Sakaye 鈴木羣枝** Mng.-Dir. Tokio Marine & Fire Ins. Co.; Chairman Taifuku Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Tokyo Fire Alarm System Co.; Dir. Meiji Fire Ins. Co., Mitsubishi Marine & Fire Ins. Co., Tomei Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Manchuria Fire & Marine Ins. Co., etc.; b. Aug. 1887, Takamatsu; e. s. of Ikuye Suzuki; m. Toyo. Career: grad. Kobe Higher Com. Sch. 1907; entered insurance business; Mem. Japanese Econ. Mission to Eur. & Amer. 1937. Address: 18 Nakatomisaka-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Shimakichi 鈴木島吉** Mng.-Dir. Japan Econ. Federation; Chairman Japan Savings Banks Assn.; Aud. Keio Univ.; b. June 25, 1866, Hamamatsu; s. of Takizo Suzuki. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1889; entered Yokohama Specie Bank 1892; Sub-Mgr. New York Branch 1895; Mgr. Tientsin, Peking, Shanghai, Kobe Branches and Head Office; Gen.-Mgr. 1914; Dir. 1916; Vice-Pres. 1916-21; Pres. Int'l Trust Co. 1923; Bank of Chosen 1925; Ind. Bank of Japan 1927-30. Address: 116, Honmura-cho Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Soroku 鈴木荘六** General (reserve); Privy Councillor; b. Feb. 19, 1865, Niigata-ken; s. of Takatsugu Suzuki. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1891, Mil. Staff Coll. 1896; Staff Gen. Staff Office; Sec. Chief same; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Cav. 3rd Brig.; Cav. Inspector; Comdr. 4th and 5th Divisions; Comdr. Taiwan Army; Chief, Gen. Staff 1926; sent to Europe, America and Siberia; Pres. Imp. Assn. of Reservists. Address: 28 Kitayamabushi-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Umeshiro 鈴木梅四郎** Dir. Kyodo Fire Ins. Co.; b. Apr. 1862, Nagano-ken; s. of Ryuzo Suzuki. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; Corr. Jiji Shimpo; Pres. Yokohama Boeki Shimbun; entered Mitsui Bank, 1894; Mgr. Yokohama Branch 1896, Kobe Branch 1899; Mng.-Dir. Oji Paper Mfg. Co; returned to Diet 5 times 1912-32. Address: 15 Hirakawa-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Suzuki, Umetaro 鈴木梅太郎** D. Agr.; Pres. Inst. of Scientific Research of Manchoukuo; b. Apr. 7, 1874, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Shozo Suzuki, landowner. Career: grad. Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; apptd. Asst. Prof. same 1900; sent to Europe by Educ. Dept. to study Physiol. Chem. 1901-06; Prof. Morioka Agr. Coll. 1906; awarded with Imp. Acad. Prize for his discovery of Oryzanin (Vitamin B) 1921; succeeded in preparing synthetic Sake (wine) 1925; Dean Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1927; Adviser Continental Inst. of Sc. 1935; Tech. Adviser to Sankyo Co. Address: Scientific Research Institute, Hsinking. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Svagr., J. J** M.Sc.; B.A.; Architect; Consulting Engineer; b. 1885; s of J. Svagr, land owner. Career: studied at Univ. and Polytechnical Institute in Prague; worked in Czechoslovakia, Germany, Denmark, Russia, China and Japan. Address: 42-B Yamate, Yokohama. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Syme, David York** Hon. Consul for Japan at Melbourne, Australia; granted spec. audience by H. I. J. Majesty in Oct. 1937; awarded Imp. Order of Sacred Treasure (4th class); Shipowner; b. 1876, Melbourne; s. of late David York Syme, shipowner; m. Jessie Mary Laycock, d. of Burdett Laycock. Career: educated at Scotch Coll., Melbourne and matriculated; Chairman & Mng.-Dir. Melbourne Steamship Co. and Hobson's Bay Dock & Engrg. Co. Pty.; Dir. National Bank of Austrasia, Metropolitan Gas Co.; Mount Lyell Mining & Railway Co.; Australian Paint & Compositions Co.; Mount Pleasant Coke Co Pty.; Commr. Melbourne Harbour Trust; was Mem. Commonwealth Central Shipping Committee and Deputy Controller of Interstate Shipping during War years; past Chairman, Austrasian Steamship Owners' Federation; Mem. Board of Management Royal Melbourne Hospital. Address: 31 King Street, Melbourne, Australia. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

**Tabuchi, Keiji 田淵敏治** Sr. Mng.-Dir., Zenkoku Kobai Rengo-kai (Purchasing Union of All Japan) since 1937; b. Dec. 1 1888, Hyogo-ken; s. of Hikozaemon Tabuchi. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1917; entered Agr. Bureau, Dept. of Agr. & For., same year; Dir., Stock Breeding Bureau, same, 1935; Vice-Dir., Horse Adm. Bureau, same 1936; Dir., Sericulture Bureau, same, 1937. Address: 42, Honcho-dori 5-chome, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1041 ([scan part 1, leaf 1102](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1102/mode/1up))

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**Tachi, Sakutaro 立作太郎** D.L.; Judge Permanent Court of Arbitration; Mem. Imp. Academy; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imperial Univ.; b. Mar. 15, 1874; s. of Kaichi Tachi, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; studied Int'l Law in P.-G. Course; studied Diplomatic History in Germany, France and England; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; attended Paris Peace Conf. and Washington Conf. Address: 57 Gotanda 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tachibana, Tanetada 立花[?]忠** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; b. Jan. 1880, Tokyo; s. of Visct. Taneyuki Tachibana. Career: grad. Peers' Sch. 1904; Meiji Univ.; Cav. Lieut.; Parl. Councillor of Communications 1932-34. Address: 1922 Sanno 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tada, Hayao 多田駿** Lieut.-Gen.; Vice-Chief Gen. Staff Office; b. 1882, Miyagi-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1904, Mil. Staff Coll.; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Field Artil. 4th Reg.; Chief Staff 16th Div.; attached to Kwantung Army during Manchurian Incident; Supreme Adviser Manchoukuo Defence Dept.; Comdr. Field Heavy Artill. 4th Brig. 1934; Garrison in China 1935; 11th Div. 1936-37; Dir. Mil. Staff Coll. Address: Gen. Staff Office, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tada, Mitsunaga 多田[?]長** See 1938 issue. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tada, Reikichi 多田[?]吉** Lieut.-Gen.; D. E.; Dir. Mil. Sc. Research Office since 1936; b. Sept. 3, 1883, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1904; Staff, Mil. Tech. Dept.; Chief, 1st Sec. Mil. Sc. Research Office; Dir. Ordnance Bureau. Address: 3 Hyakunin-machi, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tagawa, Daikichiro 田川大吉郎** M.P.; b. Oct. 1869, Saga-ken; e. s. of Setsuzo Tagawa, samurai. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Tokyo Senmon Gakko 1889; joined Yubin Hochi and Miyako Shimbun as Corr.; Mil. Interpreter; Deputy-Mayor of Tokyo; Councillor, Justice Dept.; elected to Diet 7 times since 1908; Pres. Meiji Gakuin. Address: 25 Kobinata Daimachi 2-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tago, Kazutami 田子一民** M.P.; Dir. Kyocho-kai; b. Nov. 1881, Iwate-ken; s. of Kanji Tago. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Home Dept.; Chief Police Dept. Yamaguchi-ken; Sec. Chief Police Bureau Home Dept.; Sec. Chief Local Affairs Bureau; Chief 1st Sec. Social Bureau; Dir. Social Bureau; Gov. Mie-ken, elected M.P. 5 times; Parl. Vice-Min. of Ry. 1926-27. Address: 382 Kami-Osaki Nakanomaru, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Taguchi, Hachiro 田口八郎** Dir. Kishimoto Shoten, Indo-Japanese Trading Co., Indian Iron & Steel Co., Osaka Kozai K. K., Goyo Shosen Kaisha Ltd.; Hon. Secr., Osaka Assn. for Liberty of Trading; b. Mar. 188[?], Gunma-ken; s. of Sakusaburo Taguchi. Career: grad. Law Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910, joined Editorial Staff, Kokumin Shimbun; toured Europe, America and British India on business 11 times since 1919; decorated by the King of the Belgians. Address: 171 Hase, Kamakura. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Taguchi, Ichita 田口一太** Mng.-Dir. Asia Aluminum Co.; b. Sept. 1885, Saitama-ken; s. of Hanshichi Taguchi. Career: grad. Yokohama Com. Sch.; Dir. Takamine Hozen Co., Sumitomo Aluminum Co., Japan Bakelite Co., Rikuo Internal Combustion Engine Co.; Aud. Sankyo Co. Address: 322 Gotenyama, Kitashinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tahara, Yutaka 田原豐** Pres. Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd.; Dir. Edogawa Chem. Works Ltd., Nihon Felt Co.; b. Mar. 1871, Hyogo-ken; s. of Masanari Tahara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895. Address: 36 Hachiman-dori 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tajima, Shigeji 田島繁二** Chairman Tama Shipbldg. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; b. Feb. 1883, Gunma-ken; s. of Bumpei Tajima, farmer. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1905; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; served at New York Branch; apptd. Mgr. same Branch 1921; Dir. 1930; Mgr. Osaka Branch 1931. Address: 71 Miyamura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tajiri, Shogo 田尻生五** M.P. (Seiyukai); Parl. Vice-Min. Rys. Dept; Lawyer; b. July 5, 1887, Fukuoka-ken; 3rd s. of Tsunetaro Tajiri; married. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; passed high civil service exam.; Commr. Chosen Govt.-Gen.; Dir. Iron Foundry of same; elected M.P. several times from Fukuoka-ken since 1932; present post since 1937. Address: 172 Higashi Osaki 3-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Tajiri, Tsuneo 田尻常雄** Dir. Yokohama Com. Coll. since 1923; b. Feb. 25, 1876, Kumamoo-ken; s. of Eiji Tajiri, lawyer. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1901; completed Consular Service Course of same 1903; Prof. Nagasaki Com. Coll. 1908-20; Pres. of same 1920-23. Address: 1125 Masaka, Isogo-machi, Yokohama. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Takabane, Sobei 高羽惣兵衛** Pres. Takabane Shoten; Teikoku Brick Co.; b. July 1867, Aichi-ken; s. of Sobei Takabane. Career: Vice-Chairman, Kojimachi Ward Assembly; Mem. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind. Address: 3 Kioi-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Takagi, Iwao 高木磐雄** Dir. Dairen Steamship Co.; b. Feb. 11, 1889, Fukushima-ken; s. of Seinosuke Takagi, public procurator. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1912; entered S. M. R. Co.; with present firm since 1920. Address: 256 Togendai, Dairen. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Takagi, Rikuro 高木陸郎** Pres. S. Manchuria Mining Co.; Vice-Pres. China-Japan Ind. Development Co. etc.; b. Oct. 19, 1880, Fukui-ken; s. of Korenori Takagi. Career: studied at Niigata Com. Sch.; grad. Tokyo Com. & Tech. Sch.; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; was sent to China; served as Mil. Interpreter in Boxer Uprising; Japanese Repr. Han-Yen-Ping Iron & Coal Mining Co. 1911. Address: 28 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1042 ([scan part 1, leaf 1103](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1103/mode/1up))

**Takagi, Saburo 高木三郎** Dir. Pension Bur. of Cabinet since 1937; b. Mar. 1892, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Chuo Univ. 1914; served Communications Dept.; transferred to Imp. Household Dept. 1924; Chief Secr. Lord Keeper of Privy Seal of Manchoukuo. Address: 70 Yamato-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takagi, Teiji 高木貞治** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad. Nat. Research Council; b. Apr. 21, 1875, Gifu-ken; s. of Kansuke Takagi. Career: grad. Mathematics Dept. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied Maths. in Germany; rec'd deg. 190[?]; Dr. Honoris Causa (Univ. Oslo) 1929. Address: 24 Komagome Akebono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takagi, Tomosaburo 高木友三郎** D. Econ.; Prof. Hosei Univ.; Pres. Takagi Econ. Research Inst.; b. Apr. 5, 1887, Toyama-ken; s. of Kihei Takagi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; joined Fudo Savings Bank, later Masuda Bill Broker; Vice-Chief, Econ. Dept. Osaka Mainichi Shimbun. Publications: "Econ. Philosophy of Life," "Rush to East Asia Monroe Doctrine." Address: 39 Ueno Sakuragi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takagi, Yasaka 高木八尺** D.L.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Dec. 1889, Tokyo; s. of Baron Naibu Kanda; later adopted by Takagi family; m. Hideko Kawada. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; Asst. Prof. same, 1919; sent to America for study 4 yrs.; travelled Europe 1923; Prof. of America Constitution, History & Dipl. 1924; Mem. Council of Inst. of Pacific Relations since 1925. Address: 282 Seijo, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Eijiro (Ichikawa Sadanji 5th) 高橋榮次郎** Kabuki Actor; b. Oct. 8, 1880, Tokyo; s. of Ichikawa Sadanji, 4th. Career: made debut 1884; succeeded the name "Sadanji" after father's death 1906; visited Europe; went to Moscow to perform Kabuki plays 1928. Address: 6 Surugadai 3-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Isamu 高橋勇** Pres. Tokyo Kisen Kaisha, Taiyo Kogyo Kaisha; Dir. Yamashita Kisen Kaisha; b. June 19, 1882, Sendai; s. of Kagenobu Takahashi; m. Fumiyo, d. of Kagetsugu Takahashi. Career: grad. Takushoku Univ.; joined N. Y. K.; Mgr. Taihoku Branch; Mng.-Dir. Kairin Koshi; Gen. Mgr. Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Address: 26 Nando-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Kamekichi 高橋龜吉** Pres. Takahashi Econ. Research Inst.; Non-official Staff of Cabinet, Fin. Dept., For. Office, etc.; b. Sept. 23, 1894, Yamaguchi-ken. Career: grad. Com. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1916; served Kuhara Mining Co. 1916-18; joined Toyo Keizai Shimpo-sha 1918; sent to Eur. and Amer. to inspect economic condition after the World War 1919-21; Chief Editor 1921; devoted to researches of economic history of Japan 1926-32; founded present inst. 1932; delegate Pan-Pacific Conf. several times 1933-36. Address: 37 Aoyama Minami-cho 5-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Kohjun 高橋康順** Chairman Manchuria Invention Soc., Chief Dir. Manchuria Life Ins. Co.; b. Feb. 1891, Akita-ken; s. of Hyozo Takahashi; m. Miyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Commr. Agr. & Com. Dept.; despatched to Europe & Amer. 1918-19; to Manchuria, China & Siberia 1923; Dir. Tokyo Mining Inspection Bureau; Chief Judge Patent Bureau; Vice-Min. of Manchoukuo Ind. Dept. Address: 807 Hokuan Kodo, Hsinking. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Morihei 高橋守平** M.P.; Parl. Vice-Min. of Agr. & For.; b. Oct. 13, 1894, Saitama-ken; s. of Shuhei Takahashi. Career: grad. Saitama-ken Normal Sch. 1916; elected M.P. 3 times since 1928; high tax-payer in Saitama-ken. Address: 34 Tsukudo-hachiman-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Ryutaro 高橋龍太郎** Pres. Dai-Nippon Brewery Co.; Mng.-Dir. Manchuria Beer Brewery Co.; Dir. Chosen Brewery Co., Miyajima Hotel & Japan Beer Exporters' Assn.; b. July 15, 1875, Ehime-ken; s. of Yoshihira Takahashi. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; studied in Germany. Address: 123 Komagome Kamifujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Sankichi 高橋三吉** Admiral; War Councillor; b. Aug. 24, 1882, Tokyo; bro. of Toyotaro Takahashi. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1901; Captain "Fuso"; Chief Staff Combined Fleet; Pres. Nav. Staff Coll.; Vice-Chief Nav. Gen. Staff; Comdr.-in-Chief 2nd Sqn. 1933-34; Combined Fleet. Address: 23 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Teizo 高橋偵造** D. Agr.; Ex-Dean and Prof. Agri. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Sept. 2, 1875, Nagano-ken; s. of Moemon Takahashi. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; Asst. Prof. same 1906; rec'd deg. 1907; went to America for study 1918-19; Prof. 1922. Address: 327 Komagome Dozaka-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takaishi, Shingoro 高石眞五郎** Journalist; Chief Editor Osaka Mainichi and Tokyo Nichi-Nichi; b. Sept. 22, 1878, Chiba-ken. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1901; entered Osaka Mainichi Shimbun Pub. Co. 1901; sent to Eng. for study in 1902 and later served as London Correspondent; returned to head office in Osaka and apptd. Head Foreign News Dept. 1909; Head Polit. Dept.; Deputy Chief Ed.; Editor-in-Chief; Dir. same 1924; conducted a round the world trip in 1928; Chief Ed. Osaka Mainichi and Tokyo Nichi-Nichi 1936; went to U. S. A. as people's envoy 1937; apptd. Councillor to the ministry's information bureau. Address: Takaishi-cho, Hagoromo, Sengoku-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takaki, Yoshihiro 高木喜寛** Baron; M.D.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Nov. 10, 1874; s. of Kanehiro Takaki, Peer. Career: grad. Peers' Sch.; studied physics in England, Germany and Austria; grad. Kings Coll. Sch. and St. Thomas Hospital Medical Coll. London; served as House Surgeon at St. Thomas Hospital, London; Pres. Tokyo Hospital and Tokyo Charity Hospital; Head, Special Sch. of Tokyo Charity Hospital; sent to America to investigate medical education; became Pres. Japan and Kanto Rugby Union. Address: 13 Higashi-Toriizaka, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takaku, Jinnosuke 高久甚之助** Mng.-Dir. Japan Tourist Bureau; b. Feb. 9, 1886, Miye-ken; s. of Jinsuke Takaku. Career: grad. English Dept. Tokyo Sch. of For. Languages 1908; M. B. A., Univ. of Penn, U.S.A. 192[?]; entered Ry. Dept.; Mgr. Foreign Affairs Dept. Traffic Bureau; joined present office 1928; sent to Europe & America. Address: 130 Horinouchi 1-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1043 ([scan part 1, leaf 1104](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1104/mode/1up))

**Takakusu, Junjiro 高楠順次郎** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; Pres. Musashino Girls' Sch.; Chief Dir. Japan-German Culture Inst.; b. May 1866, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Kanzo Sawai; later adopted by Magosaburo Takakusu. Career: grad. Shinshu Litt. Sch.; studied in England; grad. Oxford Univ. 1894; studied in Germany & France; Secr. to Communications Minister; Pres. Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. same; rec'd deg. 1900; Mem. Imp. Academy 1912; went to Hawaii on lecture tour on Buddhism under engagement of Univ. of Hawaii 1938. Address: Hoya-mura, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takamatsu, Teiichi 高松定一** Mem. Nagoya Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Prop. Shitei Shoten; High Taxpayer; b. Nov. 1889; s. of Morosada Takamatsu, Aichi-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915. Address: 5 Naka-machi 1-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takano, Rokuro 高野六郎** M.D.; Dir. Disease Prevention Bur. Public Welfare Dept. since Jan., 1938; b. Sept. 1884, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Tohei Takano, landowner. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; became Staff, Infectious Diseases Inst.; Mem. Kitasato Inst.; Prof. Med. Dept. Keio Univ.; served Home Office; sent to Europe & America for study; rec'd deg. 1918; Chief Disease Prevention Sec. Home Office 1922-1938. Address: 28 Minamitera-machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takaoka, Kumao 高岡熊雄** D. Agr. & D. L.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; b. Aug. 1871, Shimane-ken. Career: grad. Sapporo Agr. Coll. 1895; Asst. Prof. same 1897; studied in Germany 1900-1903; Dean Agr. Coll. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1928; Pres. of same. Address: Nishi 12-chome, Kita Rokujo, Sapporo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takarabe, Takeshi 財部彪** Admiral (retired); Acting Pres. Kodokan; b. Apr. 7, 1867, Miyazaki-ken; s. of Saneaki Takarabe, samurai. Career: grad. Naval Staff Coll. 1893; apptd. Staff, Naval Gen. Staff Office; Captain "Fuji"; Staff, 1st Squadron; Vice-Minister of Navy; Comdr.-in-Chief, 3rd Sqn. and Ryojun Naval Port; Comdr. Sasebo, Maizuru, and Yokosuka Naval Stations; Supreme War Councillor; Navy Minister in T. Kato, Yamamoto, K. Kato, Wakatsuki and Hamaguchi Cabinets; attended Naval Disarm. Conf. London 1929. Address: 519 Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takasaki, Tatsunosuke 高崎[?]之助** Mng.-Dir. Oriental Can Mfg. Co.; b. Feb. 1885, Osaka-fu; s. of Matsunosuke Takasaki; m. Ito. Career: grad. Fisheries Institute 1906; joined Oriental Aquatic Products Co.; went to America and joined Int'l. Fishery Co. 1911; founded present firm 1917. Address: Hibarigaoka, Kawabe-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takashima, Heizaburo 高島平三郎** Prof. Toyo Univ. & Rissho Univ.; Pres. Women's Higher Sch.; b. Oct. 1, 1865, Tokyo; s. of Kinosuke Takashima. Career: Prof. Peers' Sch. 1889-96; Prof. Japan Women's Univ. 1897-1907. Address: 10 Nishikata-machi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takashima, Kikujiro 高島菊次郎** Pres. Tohoku Shinko Pulp Co., Nippon Rayon Pulp Co.; Vice-Pres. Oji Paper Mfg. Co.; b. May 1875, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Kikuzo Takashima. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1890; entered business. Address: 14 Shimorokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takata, Koan 高田[?]安** M.D.; Physician; Pres. Toyonaika Hospital and Nanko-in Sanatorium; b. Aug. 19, 1861, Kyoto-fu; s. of Morimasa Masuyama, physician. Career: grad. Kyoto Pref. Med. Sch.; Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied at Med. Coll. Berlin Univ.; Asst. Physician, Internal Dept. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1890-96; Lecturer Internal Dept. Saiseigakusha Med. Sch. 1892-1902; representing Tokyo Medical and two other Societies, sent to Hongkong to visit Dr. T. Aoyama who suffered from Pest 1894; founded Toyonaika Hospital in Tokyo 1896; Nanko-in Sanatorium, Chigasaki, Kanagawa-ken 1889. Addresses: 15 Kudan 4-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Chigasaki-machi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takata, Naokitsu 高田直屹** Vice-Pres. Kokusaku Pulp Ind. Co. since Apr. 1938; Adv. Oji Paper Mfg. Co.; b. Nov. 1870, Fukuoka-ken; 2nd s. of Toshio Takata; married. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Tech Sch. 1893; with Oji Paper Mfg. Co. upon graduation; Dir. Toyo Paper Mfg. Co., Hokkai Hydro-Elec. Co.; Aud. South Karafuto Ry. Co., Karafuto Elec. Co., Uryu Elec. Power Co. Address: 6 Maruyama-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takata, Sanae 高田早苗** D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; Mem. Imp. Academy; Adviser, Nisshin Life Ins. Co.; b. Mar. 13, 1860, Tokyo; s. of Kohei Takata. Career: grad. Litt Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1881; Prof. Tokyo Tech. Sch.; Pres. same; elected M P. 6 times; Dir. Com. Bureau, Foreign Office 1897; Councillor, Educ. Dept.; Dir. Higher Educ. Bureau; rec'd deg. 1901; went to Europe & America for observation 1914; Minister of Educ. 1915; Mem. House of Peers 1915; Pres. Waseda Univ. Address: 28 Komagome 1-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takata, Yasuma 高田保馬** D. Litt.; Prof. and Dean Econ. Faculty Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b. Dec. 1883, Saga-ken; s. of Kiyoto Takata. Career: grad. Sociology Course, Litt. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1910; Prof. Hiroshima Higher Normal Sch. 1919; Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1920-24; Prof. of Econ. Kyushu Imp. Univ. 1925; Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1929. Address: 428 Tonodan Yabushita-cho, Kyoto. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takayama, Sampei 高山三平** Director of Taiwan Development Co. since 1936; b. Aug. 11, 1892, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Seikichi Takayama. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; entered Agr. & Com. Dept.; Commr. same; Commr. Com. & Ind. Dept.; Chief, Registration Sec. Patent Bureau; Secr. Exploitation Bureau; Sec. Chief, same; Chief Secr. to Overseas Minister, 1933; Dir. Exploitation Bureau, Overseas Dept. 1934-36. Address: 18 Komagome Hayashi-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1044 ([scan part 1, leaf 1105](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1105/mode/1up))

**Takayanagi, Kenzo 高柳賢三** Prof. Law Coll. & Dir. Attached Library, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Dir. Pacific Relations Committee, Int'l. Assn.; For. Hon. Mem. of Amer. Acad. of Arts and Sciences (1938); b. May 11, 1887, Saitama-ken; s. of Kinzaemon Takayanagi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imperial Univ. 1912; apptd. Prof. of same 1920; went to Europe and America 1915, 1923 & 1936. Address: 253 Hisagi, Zushi-machi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takayanagi, Yasutaro 高柳保太郎** Advisor The Manchuria Public Information Assn. (Manshu Koho Kyokai); Lt.-Gen. (reserve); b. Dec. 1869, Kanazawa; s. of Bunkichi Takayanagi. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. and Mil. Staff Coll.; Pres. Manchuria Daily News; Chairman Manshu Koho Kyokai. Address: 19 Hatsune-cho, Dairen. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takebe, Rokuzo 武部六藏** Staff of Committee to negotiate closer relations between North and Central Develop. Cos. and their Govts.; b. Jan. 1, 1893, Ishikawa-ken; s. of Naomatsu Takebe. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; Commr. Home Dept.; Secr. Reconstruction Bureau; Chief, Documents Sec. same; Secr. to Home Minister; Chief, Accounts Sec. Home Dept.; Gov. Akita-ken 1932-35; Chief Polit. Affairs Dept. 1935-36; Dir.-Gen. Kwantung Govt. 1936-38. Address: c/o North China Develop. Co., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takebe, Tongo 建部遯吾** D. Litt.; Dir. & Lecturer Tokyo Butsuri Gakko; Membre de l'Institut International de Sociologie; Mem. Amer. Acad. of Polit. & Social Sci.; b. Mar. 1871, Niigata-ken; s. of Sadao Takebe. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied in Europe & Amer.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Lecturer Tokyo Univ. of Com., Tokyo Higher Normal Sch., Waseda Univ., Mil. Acad. and Komazawa Univ.; M.P. 1923-28. Address: 902 Sendagaya 5-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takechi, Naomichi 武智直道** Pres. Taiwan Sugar Mfg. Co.; b. Apr. 1870, Tokyo; s. of Masamichi Takechi. Career: grad. Keio Univ.; studied Economics in Oahu Univ., Honolulu; established present firm 1900. Address: 13 Ichibei-cho 2-chome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takei, Daisuke 武井大助** A.M. (Columbia Univ.); Paymaster Rear-Admiral; Dir. Accounts Bur. of Navy Office since 1938; b. Apr. 1887, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Matsutaro Takei. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1909; Columbia Univ. 1918; Attaché to Embassy in U. S.; Instructor Naval Academy; Head Instructor, Naval Paymasters' Sch.; Chief 2nd Sec., Gen. Affairs Bur. Naval Tech. Dept.; Chief Accountant Sasebo Naval Station; Chief Accounts Dept. Yokosuka Nav. Stn. Address: Navy Office, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takekoshi, Yosaburo 竹越與三郎** Mem. House of Peers; Adviser, Tokyo Nichi-Nichi and Osaka Mainichi Shimbun; b. Oct. 5, 1865, Saitama-ken; s. of Senzaburo Kiyono; adopted by Tohei Takekoshi. Career: studied at Keio Univ.; Corr. Jiji Shimpo, Osaka Koron and Kokumin Shimbun; Editor, "Sekai no Nippon," Monthly; apptd. Councillor and Secr. Educ. Dept. 1898; went to Europe 1899, and France, where founded Franco-Japanese Assn. 1906; sent to Diet 5 times; apptd. Dir. Imp. Compiling Bureau, Imp. Household Dept.; author "Economic Aspect of History of Japan" (English). Address: 333 Arai-machi, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takemiya, Yuhiko 武宮雄彦** Chief Secr. Office of Privy Seal, Manchoukuo; b. Nov. 1884, Kagoshima-ken; 2nd s. of Toshio Takemiya; m. Sachiko, y. sis. of Baron Suminaga Arima. Career: grad. Polit. Course Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1914; entered Imp. Household Dept.; Chief Purchasing Sec. Imp. Treasury Bur. of same 1931. Address: Office of Privy Seal, Hsinking. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Taketomi, Tokitoshi 武富時敏** Mem. House of Peers; Adviser, Minseito; b. Dec. 1855, Saga-ken; s. of Ryokitsu Taketomi. Career: studied English early; established Private Sch. 1878; Dir. Com. & Ind. Bureau, Agr. & Com. Dept.; Councillor, Finance Dept.; Chief Secr. Cabinet; Minister of Communications in Okuma Cabinet 1914; Minister of Finance, same; elected M.P. 13 times. Address: 13 Kaga-machi 2-chome, Ichigaya, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Taketomi, Toshihiko 武富敏彦** Amb. to Turkey since 1936; b. Dec. 13, 1884, Saga City; s. of Tokitoshi Taketomi, Peer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; apptd. Diplomatic Probationer Legation Mexico; Secr. Leg.; Secr. and Commr. Foreign Office; Chief, 2nd Sec. Com. Bureau; Secr. Agr. & Com. Dept.; Secr. Embassy; Consul-Gen. France; America; Dir. Com. Bureau, Foreign Office 1927-32; Councillor Emb. U. S. A. 1933; Min. to Netherlands 1933-36. Address: Japanese Emb. Stamboul, Turkey. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takeuchi, Kakichi 竹内可吉** Dir. Vice-Pres. Commodities Adjustment Board of Com. & Ind. Dept. since 1938; b. Feb. 1889, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Saijiro Takeuchi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; Chief Agrl. Adm. Sec. Agr. Bureau; Secr. Com. & Ind. Dept.; Chief Ind. Adm. Sec. Ind. Bureau; Councillor Resources Bureau 1932; Dir. Ind. Bureau 1933-35; Japanese Commr. 6th Gen. Conf. Int'l Agrl. Assn. Rome 1922; Econ. Adviser Kwantung Army 1935-36; Dir. Patent Bureau; Vice-Min. of Com. & Ind.; Dir. Fuel Board Com. & Ind. Dept. Address: 39 Mita Koun-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takeuchi, Tsunekichi (Seiho) 竹内恒吉** Painter of Japanese Style; Court Artist; Mem. Imp. Academy of Arts; b. Nov. 1864, Kyoto. Career: studied Painting with late Bairei Kono; grad. Kyoto Japanese Painting Sch.; Prof. Kyoto Fine & Applied Arts Sch.; same, Kyoto Municipal Painting Sch.; went to China, France and Europe for study 1900. Address: Kodaiji Minami-dori Masuya-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Taki, Masao 瀧正雄** Pres. Cabinet Planning Board since Oct. 1937; b. Apr. 14, 1884, Aichi-ken; s. of Iwao Taki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1911; Lecturer, Kyoto Imp. Univ. and Kansai Univ.; elected to Diet 7 times since 1917; Councillor, Meiji Shrine Construction Bureau; Secr. to Home Minister; Parl. Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs 1932-34; Dir. Legislation Bureau 1937. Address: 106 Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Taki, Seiichi 瀧精一** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Dec. 1873, Tokyo; s. of Kwatei Taki, painter. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; Non-Official Staff, Tokyo Imp. Museum; Lecturer Tokyo Fine Arts Sch.; Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof.; Commr. Crown Prince's Study; rec'd deg. 1914; went to Europe 1912, 1921 & 1926. Address: 226 Kamiosaki 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1045 ([scan part 1, leaf 1106](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1106/mode/1up))

**Takikawa, Gisaku 瀧川儀作** Mem. House of Peers; Chief-Dir. Kobe Exchange; Adviser Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Dec. 1874, Nara-ken. Career: grad. Osaka Higher Com. Sch.; Pres. Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Hon. Cons. for Bolivia at Kobe. Address: 1 Sekimori-cho 2-chome, Suma-ku, Kobe. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Takiyama, Seijiro 瀧山靖次郎** Consul; b. Jan. 1884, Nagasaki-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Languages; entered diplomatic service 1909. Address: Japanese Consulate, Tsitsihar, Manchoukuo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tamaki, Raijiro 玉置萊次郎** Sr. Mng.-Dir. Harbin Cement Co.; Aud. Sanki Kogyo K. K.; b. Aug. 19, 1881, Kobe; s. of Yoshiyuki Tamaki. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1905; joined Mitsui Bussan K. K. 1905; Mgr. Tientsin Branch; Sub-Mgr. New York Branch; Mgr. Calcutta and later Otaru Branches. Address: 1195 Kugahara-machi, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tamura, Keizo 田村啓三** Pres. Nippon Suisan K. K.; Dir. Kobe Elec. Machinery Co., Asahi Marine Ins. Co, Dairen Central Real Estate Co.; Acting Partner, Tamura Gomei Kaisha; b. Feb. 1890, Tokyo; s. of Junkichi Kishimoto; adopted by Ichiro Tamura. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; made inspection tour of Europe and America; served Kuhara Mining Co. 1914-21. Address: 83 Minami-cho, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tamura, Kenjiro 田村[?]治郎** Dir. Telegraph & Telephone Bur. of Com. Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. July 5, 1889, Chiba-ken; 2nd s. of Akizo; m. Shiroko. Career: grad. Law Coll. Nihon Univ. 1911; joined Com. Dept.; served various Local Com. Bureaus as Sec. Chief; Chief Business Affairs Sec. Telegraph & Telephone Bur. Com. Dept. 1930; Dir. Nagoya Com. Bur. Address: Com. Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tamura, Tetsusuke 田村鐵輔** Chief Secr. Mitsui Gomei Kaisha; b. June 17, 1889, Tokyo; s. of Eijiro Tamura. Career: grad. Eng. Law Dept. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; immediately joined present firm. Address: 9 Kawada-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tamura, Tsuyoshi 田村剛** Dr. of Forestry; Mem. National Park Committee; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Expert, Agr. & For. Dept. and Home Dept.; b. Sept. 7, 1890, Okayama-ken; adopted s. of Kisaku Tamura. Career: grad. For. Course, Agrl. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; Lecturer, Chiba Pref. Horticultural Sch. 1917; same, Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; Non-Commissioned Staff, Home Dept. 1920; rec'd deg. 1920; went to Europe and America to study landscape architecture 1922-[?]4; Non-Commissional Staff, For. Bureau, Agr. & For. Dept. 1924; Mem. & Mgr. Nat Park Assn. 1931; Expert, Home Dept. and Agr. & For. Dept. 19[?][?]. Address: 225 Honmura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanabe, Gohei 田邊五兵衛** Dir. Dai-Nippon Drug Mfg. Co.; Pres. Gohei Tanabe & Co. (mfrs., importers and exporters of chemicals & drugs); b. May 1878, Osaka; s. of Gohei Tanabe. Career: inherited family estate 1916. Address: 21 Dosho-machi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanabe, Harumichi 田邊治通** See 1938 issue. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanabe, Itaru 田邊至** Painter of Western Style; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch.; b. Dec. 1886, Tokyo; s. of Shinnosuke Tanabe. Career: grad. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1910; Mem. Nikakai (Oil Painting & Sculpture Society) 1914; won Special Honour in Educ. Dept. Fine Arts Exhibitions; went to France 1923; Examiner, Imp. Academy Fine Arts Exhibition 1925. Address: 100 Tabata-machi, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanabe, Shichiroku 田邊七六** M.P.; Pres. Fujigawa Hydro-Elec. Co.; Mng.-Dir. Keihin Elec. Power Co.; Dir. Toyo Muslin Co.; b. Mar. 1879, Yamanashi-ken; s. of Shichibei Tanabe. Career: grad. Kofu Middle Sch.; elected to Diet 4 times; Parl. Vice-Min. of Agr. & Forestry 1936. Address: 19 Kamimeguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Akira 田中信良** Chief Supervisory Dept. Kwantung Bureau; Chief, Mil. Communications Supervisory Dept. Kwantung Army; b. July 1885, Shiga-ken; s. of Prof. Nobushige Tanaka; m. Sizuko Arai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; entered Ry. Dept.; Secr. same; Chief Personnel Dept.; Dir. Nagoya Region 1925-35. Address: 1 Yamabuki-cho 1-chome, Hsinking. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Chihei 田中知平** Pres. Taito Co. (Importers & Ins. Agents) Dairen; b. Dec. 1890, Yamaguchi-ken. Career: founded present firm 1924; Aud. Dairen Engrg. Works, Taito Nippo and Kotoku Iron Co.; Dir. Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Keystone Tobacco Co., A. Lopato & Sons; travelled Europe & Amer. 1918 & 1922. Address: 176 Suimei-cho, Hoshigaura, Dairen. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Eihachiro 田中榮八郎** Pres. Nissan Kagaku Kogyo K. K., Nippon Felt Co., Hinode Spinning & Weaving Co.; Chairman Osaka Alkali Land Co.; Dir. Taiwan Fertilizer Co, Teikoku Artificial Fertilizer Co., Dai-Nihon Motor-Car Industry Co., Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Nihon Steel Tube Co, Hokkaido Elec. Light Co., Asano Portland Cement Co., etc.; b. Aug. 1863; s. of Shuzo Okawa; adopted by Ine Tanaka. Address: 36 Nezu Miyanaga-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Hiroshi 田中博** Pres. Kyoto Elec. Light Co.; Dir. Kansai Kyodo Elec. Power Co, Daido Elec. Power Co. Aud. Keihan Elec. Ry. Co.; Pres. Kyoto Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Aug. 17, 1886, Kyoto. Career: Revenue Inspector; Dir. Kyoto Elec. Light Co. 1919. Address: 55 Higashiyama Kamitakano, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Hozumi 田中穗積** D.L.; Pres. Waseda Univ. since 1931; b. Feb. 1876, Nagano-ken; s. of Shunosuke Tanaka. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1896; studied in Europe and America as student of Waseda Univ.; apptd. Prof. of same; served Tokyo Nichi-Nichi and Osaka Mainichi Shimbun as Editorial Staff and Chief Editor; rec'd deg. 1910. Address: 170 Benten-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1046 ([scan part 1, leaf 1107](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1107/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Kaoru 田中芬** B.E.; Mgr. Yamato Hotel, Dairen; b. Jan. 1895, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Y. Tanaka, dist. headman. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1920; joined S. M. R. Co.; went abroad for study 1923-24; Mgr. Yamato Hotel Hsinking 1927; Mgr. Dining Car Service (S.M.R.) 1931. Address: Bungalow 37 Hoshigaura Park, Dairen. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Kinnosuke 田中金之助** Dir. & Mgr. Kobe Branches, Mitsubishi Warehouse Co.; b. May 7, 1886, Tokyo-fu; s. of Ginzo Tanaka, samurai. Career: joined Mitsubishi Warehouse Co.; apptd. Dir. of same Jan. 1932. Address: 42 Shimoyamate-dori 8-chome, Kobe. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Ko 田中貢** D. Com.; M.P.; Prof. Meiji Univ.; b. Oct. 1891, Hiroshima-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; Prof. Meiji Univ.; Lecturer, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1921; studied Economics & Social Problems in Europe & America 1921-22; rec'd deg. 1925. Address: 396 Kashiwagi 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Kyo 田中恭** Dir. Manchuria Heavy Ind. Develop. Co. since 1937; b. 1899, Wakayama-ken. Career: served Finance Dept. Japan; went to Europe & America; Chief Kawasaki Taxation Office; Ryogoku Taxation Office; Dir. Finance Bur. Fin. & Com. Dept. of Manchoukuo. Address: Manchuria Heavy Ind. Development Co., Hsinking. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Shizuitsu 田中靜壹** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. Gendarmerie Hdqrs. since 1938; b. Sept. 1887. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1907; Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. Inf. 5th Brig.; Chief Gen. Affairs Dept. of Gendarmerie Hdqrs.; Chief Police Affairs Dept. Kwantung Govt. Address: Gendarmerie Hdqrs., Tokyo. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Shunsuke 田中俊[?]** Secr. Text Book Compilation, Educational Sec., S. M. R. Co.; b. Sept. 1900, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Rosaku Tanaka; m. Sadako. Career: grad. Litt. Coll., Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Teacher, Middle Sch., Normal Sch. and later Girls' High Sch. Address: 1 of 8 Mimuro-machi 2-chome, Dairen. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Sotaro 田中莊太郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Tetsusaburo 田中[?]三郎** Pres. Central Bank of Manchou since 1936; b. Jan. 20, 1883, Saga-ken; s. of Keiji Tanaka. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Bank of Japan; Mgr. Kobe Branch 1927; Inspector, London Branch 1929; Mgr. Osaka Branch 1930; Dir. Bank of Japan 1935. Address: c/o Central Bank of Manchou, Hsinking. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Tokichi 田中都吉** Pres. Chugai Shogyo Shimpo since 1934; b. Jan. 26, 1877, Kyoto-fu; s. of Jinzaburo Tanaka. Career: grad. Consular Course, Tokyo Higher Commercial Sch. 1898; Consul at Singapore, Hongkong and Seattle; Secr., Foreign Office; Chief, 1st and 2nd Sec., Com. Bureau; Councillor, Embassy, Washington; Dir. Com. Bureau and Information Bureau, Foreign Office; Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs; Pres. Japan Times; Ambassador to U.S.S.R, 1925-30; despatched to Manchoukuo 1932. Address: 11 Konno, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Tyozaburo 田中長三郎** Dr. Agr.; Prof. Taihoku Imp. Univ.; b. Nov. 1885, Osaka; s. of Tasitirô Tanaka, businessman. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; Hon. fellow Royal Horticultural Soc. London; collaborator U. S. Dept. of Agr.; Dir. Tanaka Citrus Experiment Station; Mem. Botanical Soc. of America, France and India; Editor Studia Citrologica, Horticulture Tropicale; Scientific contributions "Citrus Studies," "Monograph of Satsuma Orange" (Agr. Assn. Prize), etc. Address: Hokuto Hot Spring, Taihoku, Formosa. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanakadate, Aikitu 田中館愛橘** Dr. Sc.; Mem. House of Peers; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Pres. Nippon Rômazikwai; b. Sept. 18, 1856; s. of Tôzô Tanakadate, samurai. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1882; studied Elec. and Magnetism at Glasgow Univ. and Berlin Univ. Address: 144 Zôsigaya-mati, Koisikawa-ku, Tôkyô. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tang Erh-ho 湯爾和** Chairman, Polit. Committee and Dir. Educ. Dept. Provisional Govt. of China since Dec. 1937; M D. (Jap. Sch.); b. 1877, Chekiang, China. Career: grad. Kanazawa Med. Coll., Japan; Dir. Peking Med. Coll., 1921; Educ. Min. in Wang Chung-hui Cabinet, 1922; Condolence Envoy of Chinese Red Cross Assn. on 1923 Disaster in Japan; Civil Min. in Ku Wei-chun Cabinet, 1926; Finance Min., 1927; Mem. Committee for Custody of Maritime Customs Super Taxes; Staff Northeastern Army Hdqrs.; came to Japan as Official Envoy of Chang Hsueh-liang after Manchurian Incident, 1931; Mem. Chicha (Hopei-Chahar) Polit. Council 1935; Mem. Foundation Committee of Provisional, Govt. of China in Dec., 1937. Address: Peking, China. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tani, Hisao 谷壽夫** Lieut.-Gen.; Comdr. Central Air Defence Hdqrs. since Dec., 1937; b. Feb. 1884, Okayama-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1904; grad. Mil. Staff Coll.; resided in England & France; Instructor, Mil. Staff Coll.; Chief Staff, 3rd Div.; Sec. Chief, Gen. Staff Office; Imp. Army Delegate to the League of Nations; Chief, Research DeDpt. War Office; Comdr. 2nd Brig.; Comdr. Tokyo Bay Fortress 1934; Comdr. 6th Div., 1935-37. Address: c/o Central Air Defence Hdqrs., Nagoya. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tani, Masayuki 谷正之** Highest Diplomatic Repr. to N. China; b. Feb. 9, 1889, Kumomoto-ken; bro. of Masaichi Tani. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; apptd. Eléve-Consul, Diplomatic Probationer and Secr. of Embassy; after long service in Europe, apptd. Councillor, Foreign Office and Secr. to Foreign Minister; Chief 1st Sec. Asia Bureau; Secr. Emb. U.S.A. 1927; Dir. Asia Bureau 1930; Councillor Emb. Manchoukuo 1933-36; Min. to Austria & Hungary 1936. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanida, Tomoji 谷田友治** Mem. Board of Council Mitsubishi Co., Ltd., Tokyo; b. Nov. 1885, s. of Hikosaburo Tanida; m. 1908. Career: grad. Kobe Com. Sch. 1902; joined Kobe Branch of present firm; Sub-Mgr. Kobe and Osaka; Mgr. Metal Dept. Mitsubishi Trading Co.; Mng.-Dir., same. Address: 1 Tango-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1047 ([scan part 1, leaf 1108](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1108/mode/1up))

**Tanigawa, Zenjiro 谷川善次郎** Pres. Manchuria Gas Co. since Dec., 1937; b. Jan. 24, 1886, Hyogo-ken; 3rd s. of Yasujiro; m. Aiko, 2nd d. of Setsuzo Oki. Career: grad. Kobe Higher Com. Sch., 1910; joined S. M. R.; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Fushun Coal Sales Co., 1926; Chief Trade Affairs Dept. S. M. R., 1930; Chief Shanghai Business Office, 193[?]; Chief Supervisor attached to Pres. Address: 68 Sakaki-machi, Dairen. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tanimoto, Umataro 谷本馬太郎** Rear-Adm.; Comdr. Training Sqn. since Aug. 1938; b. 1886, Hiroshima-ken. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1910; Capt. H. M. S. Yura and Chokai; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; Chief Staff Kure Nav. Base; Comdr. 8th and later 11th Sqn.; Comdr. Japanese Navy in Manchoukuo 1937-38. Address: c/o Navy Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tanizaki, Jun-ichiro 谷崎潤一郎** Novelist; b. 1886, Tokyo. Career: grad. 1st Higher Sch. 1908; studied at Japanese Litt. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909-10; Adviser, Taisho Cinema Co. 1920-21; went to China 1918 & 1926. Address: 6 Shimomiyazuka 1-chome, Uchide, Seido-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tanji, Keizo 丹治經三** Mng.-Dir. Yasuda Life Ins. Co.; Chairman Life Ins. Securities Investment Co.; b. Sept. 1880, Fukushima-ken; 2nd s. of Tsuneo; m. Tetsu, 2nd d. of Tsunejiro Kondo. Career: grad. Civil Engrg., Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1905; Tech. Expert Kyushu Ry. Co.; Chief Improvement Sec. Rys. Dept.; joined Yasuda Hozen-sha, 1925; toured Europe and America. Address: 7 Senkomae-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tanomogi, Keikichi 頼母木桂吉** M.P.; b. Oct. 1867, Osaka; s. of Mataichiro Tomita; later adopted by Genshichi Tanomogi. Career: grad. Higher Sch.; Corr. Hochi Shimbun; Dir. & Business Mgr. same; Pres. Tokyo Mainichi Shimbun; Lecturer Waseda Univ.; Dir. Kyokuto Oil Co.; Nippon Typewriter Co.; Chikuho Colliery Co.; Pres. Teikoku News Agency; elected M.P. 8 times since 1915; Communications Min. 1936-37. Address: 13 Higashi Misuji-machi, Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tarzi, Habibullah Khan** Afghan Minister to Tokyo since 1933; b. 1897, Kaboul, Afghanistan; s. of M. Zaman Khan Tarzi. Career: grad. Habibia Coll.; diplomatic service for 15 years; Minister to Paris 1927. Address: Afghan Legation, 7 Aoba-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**de Tascher, Benjamin** French Commercial Attaché Tokyo; b. 1886 at Paris. Address: 2 Hirakawa-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tashiro, Benjamin Masaru 田代優** LL.B. (Hastings Coll. of Law, Univ. of Calif.); Attorney-at-law in T.H.; Real Estate Broker; b. May 1904, Kauai, T.H.; s. of Ihachi Tashiro, merchant. Career: taught public elementary sch. in Hawaii, 1921-25; grad. Hastings Coll. and rec'd deg. 1932; admitted to practise law in all courts of T.H. 1932; elected as Rep. from Kauai 1934; Mem. Legislature of Hawaii, 1935; Chairman Rules Committee and Mem. Judiciary Committee; Pres. West Kauai Civic Club 1935-36; Pres. Kauai Japanese Baseball Assn. Address: (Office) Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii. (Residence) Hanapepe, Kauai, Hawaii. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tashiro, Shigenori 田代重德** Cons.-Gen. at Tientsin since Apr. 1938; b. May 1896, Tokyo; s. of Dr. Yoshinori Tashiro. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; apptd. Diplomatic Probationer Switzerland; Secr. Emb. Italy; Commr. Foreign Office 1926; Mem. 1st Sec. Asia Bureau; Consul Tientsin 1927; Hsinking 1929-33; Chief 3rd Sec. Information Bureau; Chief 1st Sec. of same until 1938; 1st Secr. Emb. China Apr. 1938. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Tientsin, China. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tatehata, Yaichiro (Taimu) 建[?]彌一郎** Sculptor; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch.; Mem. Imp. Academy of Arts since 1927; b. Feb. 29, 1880, Wakayama-ken; s. of Kisuke Tatehata. Career: grad. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1911; won Special Honour twice and 3rd Prize 5 times in Educ. Dept. Fine Arts Exhibitions. Address: 1040 Nippori 9-chome, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tateishi, Kensuke 立石謙輔** Pres. Nagoya Court of Appeal; b. Sept. 5, 1876, Toyama-ken. Career: grad. Eng. Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; entered judicial service 1902; Div. Chief Tokyo Dist. Court 1908; same of Tokyo Court of Appeal 1918; Pres. Yokohama Dist. Court 1923; Pres. Sapporo Court of appeal 1925; Dir. Criminal Bur. Justice Dept. 1925; present post since 1927; Delegate World Conf. on Int'l Private Law, Hungary 1928. Address: Official Residence, 3 Higashi Sotobori-cho 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tatekawa, Yoshitsugu 建川美次** See 1936 issue. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tatsue, Yoshinobu 龍江義信** Mng.-Dir. Kaigai Kogyo K. K.; Dir. Peru Raw Cotton Co. and South America Real Estate Co.; b. Mar. 15, 1874, Fukui-ken; s. of Seishin Tatsui. Career: grad. Univ. Course, Kyoto Bungaku-Ryo; studied at Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; went to Australia and New Guinea; joined Oriental Development Co. and served at Chosen Branch 10 yrs.; Mng.-Dir. Toyo Kogyo Kaisha since 1917. Address: 653 Kitasenzoku-machi, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tatsumi, Toyomaru 立見豐丸** Viscount; Reserve Art. Col.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Jan. 1880, Tokyo; s. of late Gen. Naobumi Tatsumi. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1900; Staff Tokyo Bay Fortress; Comdr. Mountain Art 1st Reg.; Parl. Vice-Min. of War 1936-37. Address: 28 Nishi-Okubo, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tatsuno, Takashi 辰野隆** D.Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Mar. 1, 1888, Tokyo; s. of late Dr. Kingo Tatsuno. Career: grad. French Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913, Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; Lecturer of French Litt. Keio & Waseda Univs.; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; studied in Europe 1921-23; rec'd deg. 1929. Address: 928 Komaba-cho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tawara, Kuniichi 俵國一** D.E.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; b. Feb. 28, 1872, Shimane-ken; s. of Sukenobu Tawara; bro. of Magoichi Tawara. Career: grad. Metallurgical Dept. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; studied in Germany 1899; Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; rec'd deg. 1907; rec'd Imp. Academy Prize for study of Japanese Swords 1921; Mem. Imp. Acad. 1925. Address: 222 Kago-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1048 ([scan part 1, leaf 1109](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1109/mode/1up))

**Tawara, Magoichi 俵孫一** M.P.; Adviser Minseito; b. May 1869, Shimane-ken; s. of Sukenobu Tawara. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1895; Vice-Pres. Special Land Research Bureau, Chosen; Gov. Miye-ken, Miyagi-ken, Hokkaido; Parl. Vice-Minister of Ry.; same, Home Dept. 1925; resigned 1927; Minister of Com. & Ind. 1929. Address: 9 Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Tazaki, Shinji 田崎愼治** Pres. Kobe Univ. of Com.; Adviser, Kobe Chamber of Com. & Ind.; b. Mar. 29, 1872, Nagasaki-ken; bro. of Shuzaburo Tazaki. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1901; went to America and Europe to study com. sci. 1902; grad. Birmingham Univ. England 1906; Prof. Nagasaki Higher Com. Sch.; same Kobe Higher Com. Sch. 1908; despatched to America 1914. Address: Takaha-Hirano, Rokko-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Teh Wang 德王** (real name Te-mu-chu-ko-tung-lu-pu) Bannerman of Shelingol League, Inner Mongolia; Chairman Mongolia Autonomous Commn.; b. 1902. Career: studied at Mongolia-Tibetan Acad., Peking; Vice-Chief Shelingol League; Govt.-Commr. Chahar Prov. Govt.; Chief Secr. Mongolia Admin. Council; established Mongolia Local Autonomous Commn. at Pailingmiao, Inner Mongolia, 1934 and elected Vice-Chairman; has devoted himself to the movement of Mongolia Independence from China. Address: Changkiakou (Kalgan), Mongolia. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terada, Jinkichi 寺田甚吉** Pres. Nankai Ry. Co.; Chairman Kishiwada Spinning Co.; Dir. Daido Elec. Power Co., Kyodo Trust Co., Osaka Elec. Power Co.; Aud. Dai-Nippon Spinning Co.; b. Dec. 1896, Osaka; s. of Jinyomo Terada. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keo Univ. 1920. Address: 1 Uchide Hirono, Seido-mura, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terada, Motonosuke 寺田元之助** Pres. Toyo Asaito Boshoku K. K., Kansai Steel Works, Manshu Pulp Mfg. Co.; Dir. Kishiwada Cotton Spinning Co., Izumi Bank; b. June 1881, Kishiwada; s. of late Motokichi Terada. Career: grad. Osaka Higher Com. Sch. Address: 88 Kita-machi, Kishiwada, Osaka-fu. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terada, Torajiro 寺田虎次郎** Dir. Mitsubishi Trading Co.; Mgr. Aquatic Products and Fertilizers Depts. of same; b. Jan. 15, 1890; married. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1911; with present firm (former Mitsubishi G. K.) since graduation. Address: 1079 Yoyogi Oyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terajima, Gonzo 寺島權藏** M.P.; b. Jan. 8, 1888, Toyama-ken; bro. of Yasujiro Terajima. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Waseda Univ. 1913; started life as journalist; founded Fuso News Agency; elected Rep. 6 times; Parl. Councillor of Com. & Ind. 1936-37. Address: 3601 Nishi-machi, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terajima, Hirofumi 寺島廣文** Councillor at Emb. in Turkey since 1937; b. Apr. 1892, Tokyo-fu; s. of Kogoro Terajima. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; joined Mitsubishi Bank; apptd. Commr. Foreign Office 1919; Secr. Emb. France; Consul Amoy, Hankow; Chief 2nd Sec. Treaty Bureau 1932-33; Chief Translation Sec. 1934-35; 1st Secr. Leg. in Argentine. Address: Japanese Embassy, Istanbul, Turkey. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terajima, Kozo (Onoe Kikugoro, 6th) 寺島幸三** Kabuki Actor; Mem. Rotary Club; b. Sept. 26, 1885, Tokyo; s. of Onoe Kikugoro, 5th. Career: appeared on stage with father from Childhood; succeeded name "Kikugoro" after father's death 1903; established Actor's Sch. 1930. Address: 7 Shiba Park 11, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terao, Susumu 寺尾迅** Pres. Trade Bureau Com. & Ind. Dept.; b. Aug. 1890, Chiba-ken; bro. of Kochiku Onishi; adopted by Toru Terao. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; entered Agr. & Com. Dept.; Secr. to Agr. & Com. Minister; Secr. Agr. & Com. Dept.; same Com. & Ind. Dept.; Chief Trade Sec. Com. Bureau; Commr. Spec. Ind. Rationalization Bureau; Dir. Trade Bureau. Address: 11 Hatagaya Hon-machi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terauchi, Hisaichi 寺內壽一** Count; General; Comdr.-in-Chief of Japanese Forces in North China; b. Aug. 1879; s. of Count Seiki Terauchi, ex-Prime Minister. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1900 and Mil. Staff Coll.; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Imp. Guards Inf. 3rd Reg.; Chief Staff Imp. Guards Division; Comdr. Inf. 19th Brig.; Chief-Staff Chosen Army; Comdr. Independent Garrison; sent to Germany 1912; Comdr. 4th Div. 1932-34, Taiwan Army 1934; War Min. 1936-37; Inspector-Gen. of Mil. Educ. 1937. Address: 606 Yoyogi Hatsudai-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Terazaki, Hideo 寺崎英雄** See 1938 issue. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Teshima, Tomotake 手島知健** Mng.-Dir. Toshin Warehouse Co. since 1931; b. Aug. 1885, Kyoto; s. of Tomonori Teshima. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1906; served Mitsui Bussan Kaisha 1906-24; Mitsui Gomei Kaisha 1924-31; became Mgr. Immovables Dept. Address: 28 Higashi Shinano-machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Thede, Harvey** B.A.; B.D.; Missionary; b. Sept. 1888, Ontario, Canada; s. of John M. Thede, labourer; m. Viola M. Wendt. Address: 500 Shimo-Ochiai 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Thomas, Andrew Frank** M.A. (Oxon); F.R.G.S.; Prof. Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sc., Tokyo Higher Normal Sch. & Hosei Univ.; Literary Adviser, N.Y.K, Govt. Rys. and Board of Tourist Industry; b. May 1895, Wolverhampton England; s. of John Thomas. Career: studied at Univ. of Oxford 1920-23; Univ. of Paris 1923-26. Address: 7 Fujimi-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Thurnheer, Walter** Swiss Minister to Japan; b. in Baden, Switzerland. Address: 1 Shimoniban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Thiebaut, Paul** Chief De Bataillon D'Infanterie Coloniale Brevete; Attache Militaire A L'Ambassade De France Au Japon; Address: French Embassy, 12 Shinryudo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1049 ([scan part 1, leaf 1110](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1110/mode/1up))

**Ting Chao 丁超** Gov. Tunghua Prov. since 1938; b. 1872, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Inf. Course Mil. Acad., Japan 1911; Chief Staff, Mil. Gov.'s Office of Heilungkiang 1919, same of Kirin 1921; Mil. Gov. at Yenki 1922, at Jen-Ki-Chang 1924, at Pinkiang 1926; commanded Frontier Army upon occuring the Russo-Chinese Trouble 1929; Adv. Gen. Affairs Board State Council of Manchoukuo until 1938. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Tunghua. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Ting Chien-hsiu 丁鑑修** Pres. Manchuria Elec. Co.; b. 1886, Kaiping-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Waseda Univ. Tokyo; Chief Foreign Affairs Dept. Mil. Hdqrs Three Eastern Prov.; Gov. Fengtien Prov.; Chairman North Eastern Communications Committee 1931; visited Japan 1932; Communications Minister 1932-35; Ind. Min. 1935-37; accorded privilege of former post. Address: Manchuria Electric Co., Hsinking. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Tinge, W. S. Y. 丁士源** General; Auditor Central Bank of Manchou since 1935; Adv. Manchuria Ind. Develop. Corp.; Ex-Minister of Manchoukuo to Japan; b. 1876, Wu Hsien, Chekiang, China. Career: studied at Tientsin Nav. Sch. 1893-96; joined Imp. Army commanded by Marshal Baron Sun Chin 1897-1901; studied at Lincoln's Inn London 1901-4; returned to Peking 1904 and organized 4th & 6th Divs. with Marshal Ma Yu-kun and Tuan Chi-jui; Dept. Chief Imp. Army Council 1905-7; attended 2nd Hague Conf. as Chinese Imp. Mil. Delegate 1907-8; Life Mem. Royal Geog. Soc. London 1907; Judge Advocate Gen. Imp. Chi. Army & Navy 1907-11; Dir. Gen. Metro. Police & Gendarmerie Training Quarters 1908-11; Sup't. Customs Hankow 1912-16; Mng.-Dir. Peking-Suiyuan Ry. 1916-20; Mem. Defence Committee 1916-20; A.D.C. personal to the President of China 1917-20; Mng.-Dir. Peking-Hankow Rys. 1918-20; Chief Aviation Dept. 1918-20; Mil. Mission to Siberia 1919-20; Dir.-Gen. Lung-yen Iron Mining Co. 1916-20; Editor Tientsin Daily News 1922-24; Vice-Chairman Fin. Readjustment Commn. 1924-27; Chairman Domestic Loan Service 1924-29; Dir. Sino-Franco Bank and Exchange Bank of China 1926-30; Manchoukuo Chief Executive's personal rep. in Europe 1932-23; Manchoukuo Min. to Japan 1933-35. Publications: World Navy 1909; Notes & Comments to the Rules and Regulations of War on Land 1911 etc. Decorations: Chevalier Legion d'Honneur 1906; 5th Order of Merit, Republic of China 1920; 2nd Class Excellent Corps 1914; 2nd Class, Civil Tiger, 1915; 2nd Class Presious Excellent Corps 1917; 2nd Order of Merit, Manchou Tikuo 1934; 2nd O. M. Japanese Empire; 2nd Order of S Gregorii Magni, Vaticana, 1936. Address: (office) c/o Central Bank of Manchou, Hsinking. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Tochinai, Yoshihiko 栃內吉彦** D. Agr.; Prof. Hokkaido Imp. Univ.; Chief Botanical Garden attached to same; b. Dec. 1, 1893, Tokyo; s. of Gen. Sojiro Tochinai; married. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1918; Lecturer Alma Mater 1919; Asst. Prof. same 1921; granted deg. 1925; studied abroad 1928-30; Prof. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 1930; Chief Botanical Garden since 1936. Address: Bot. Garden Residence, Nishi 10-chome, Kita 2-jo, Sapporo. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Togo, Minoru 東鄕實** D. Agr.; M.P.; b. Nov. 12, 1881, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Sanehiko Togo, farmer. Career: grad. Sapporo Agr. Coll. 1905; studied at Berlin Univ.; entered Taiwan Gov.; served 18 yrs.; sent to America, Europe & South Seas; rec'd deg. 1919; elected to Diet 6 times since 1924; Parl. Councillor of Communications; Parl. Vice-Minister of Educ. 1932-34. Address: 8 Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Togo, Shigenori 東鄕茂德** Ambassador to U.S.S.R. since October 1938; b. Dec. 1882, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Toshikazu Togo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; Eleve-Consul Mukden; 3rd Secr. Legation, Switzerland; 2nd Secr., Embassy, Berlin; Chief, 1st Sec., America & Europe Bureau, Foreign Office; 1st Secr. Embassy, Washington 1925; Councillor, Embassy Berlin; Dir. Europe & Asia Bur. For. Office; Amb. to Germany 1937-38. Address: Japanese Embassy, Moscow, U.S.S.R. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Togo, Yasushi 東鄕安** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Aud. Yokokawa Bridge Constr. Works; b. July 1882, Tokyo; s. of Vice-Adml. Masamichi Togo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. House of Peers since 1911; Mem. Imp. Govt. Tariff Committee, Dumping Committee, Text Book Committee; Pres. Japan Wireless Telegraph Co. Address: 66 Aoyama Minami-cho 2-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Tohyama, Ikuzo 遠山郁三** M.D (1914); Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1926; b. Mar. 1877, Gifu-ken; s. of Doei Tohyama, physician. Career: grad. Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; studied Dermatology at P. G. Course; Prof. Sendai Med. Coll. 1907; studied in Europe & America 1917; Prof. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1918; despatched to Europe & America 1935; Dir. Rikkyo Univ. 1937. Address: 3481 Nerima Minami-cho 1-chome, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Tojo, Eiki 東條英機** Lt.-Gen.; Vice-Minister of War since 1938; b. Dec. 30, 1884, Tokyo; s. of Lieut.-Gen. Eikyo Tojo. Career: grad. Mill. Staff Coll. 1915; Aide-de-Camp War Office; Resident Officer Germany 1919; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll. 1922; Chief Mobilization Sec.; Comdr. Inf. 1st Reg.; Sec. Chief Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. 24th Inf. Brig. 1934-35; Gendarmerie Comdr., Kwantung Army 1935-37; Chief Staff Kwantung Army 1937-38. Address c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Toki, Akira 土岐章** Viscount; Mem. House of Peers; b. Feb. 18, 1892, Tokyo-fu; s. of Viscount Yoritomo Toki; adopted by Yoritoshi Toki. Career: studied at Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; established Tokyo Provisions Co.; made inspection tour of Europe and America 1921-23; Mem. House of Peers 1922; Councillor, War Office in Inukai Cabinet 1931; Parl. Vice-Min. of War 1932-36. Address: 38 Nagasumi-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Tokugawa, Iyemasa 德川家正** See 1938 issue. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Tokugawa, Iyesato 德川家達** Prince (cr. 1884); Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Japan Red Cross Soc., Saiseikai (Imp. Gift Charitable Foundation); b. July 11, 1863, Tokyo; s. of late Lord Yoshiyori Tokugawa, and became heir to the last of Shoguns 1868. Career: apptd. Gov. Shizuoka Clan 1869; resigned 1871; studied in England 1877-82; on return home apptd. Lord-in-Waiting Jako Hall; made inspection tour of Europe & Amer. 1910; Delegate to Wash. Disarm. Conf. 1921; attended Int'l Parl. Conf. in London and Int'l Red Cross Soc. Conf. in Brussels 1930; Pres. House of Peers 1903-33; travelled abroad in 1933. Address: 330 Sendagaya 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1050 ([scan part 1, leaf 1111](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1111/mode/1up))

**Tokugawa, Kuniyuki 德川圀順** Prince; Mem. House of Peers; Vice-Pres. Red Cross Society; b. Dec. 1886; s. of Marquis Tokuyasu Tokugawa. Career: attended Red Cross Society Assembly, Geneva 1920. Address: 34 Sarugaku, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tokugawa, Yoshitoshi 德川好敏** Baron; Lt.-Gen.; Comdr. Army Air Corps; b. July 1884, Tokyo-fu; s. of late Count Atsumori Tokugawa; m. Chikako, sister of Viscount Tadaaki Matsudaira. Career: grad. Mil. Staff Coll. 1903; resided in Europe for study of aviation; apptd. Comdr. Aviation 1st Reg.; Dir. Akeno Aviation Sch.; Dir. Tokorozawa Aviation Sch. 1934-36. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tokutomi, Iichiro (Soho) 德富猪一郎** Mem. House of Peers; Spec. Writer, Osaka Mainichi & Tokyo Nichi-Nichi; b. Jan. 25, 1863, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Ikkei Tokutomi. Career: studied at Doshisha Univ.; established Minyu-sha; published "Kokumin-no-Tomo" 1887, and Kokumin Shimbun 1890; Councillor Home Dept. 1897; went to Europe and visited L. Tolstoy; nominated Peer 1911. Publications: "National History of Japan in Recent Age" (in Japanese). Address: 2832 Sanno 1-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tomabechi, Gizo 苫米地義三** Pres. Shinko Colliery Co.; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Sulphuric Ammonium Sales Co.; Vice-Pres. Hachinohe Bank; Dir. Dai Nippon Oils & Fats Co.; Aud. Nippon Sulphar Co.; b. Dec. 25, 1880, Aomori-ken. Career: grad. Appiled Chem. Course Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch. 1903; entered business. Address: 1102 Nakanobu-cho, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tomii, Shu 富井周** Baron; Min. to Canada; b. Aug. 17, 1890, Tokyo; s. of Masaki Tomii, Privy Councillor. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; 3rd Secr. Embassy, Washington; 2nd Secr. Emb. London; Consul-Gen. Ottawa; 1st Secr. Emb. Canada; 1st Secr. Emb. Berlin 1929; Chief Documents Sec. Foreign Office; Consul-Gen. San Francisco 1934-36; attended Washington Conf.; Counsellor Emb. London. Address: Japanese Legation, Ottawa, Canada. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tominaga, Yoshio 富永能雄** Vice-Pres. Nisso Steel Works; b. October 1886, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Sueichiro Tominaga. Career: grad. Nagasaki Higher Commercial School 1909; entered Kawashima Textile Works; engaged in Textile Trade Business in Europe 2 years; established Nihon Ind. Drugs Co. 1916; entered Watanabe Trading Co. 1917; entered S. M. R. Co. 1919; went to Europe & America 1923; Councillor same; Dir. South Manchuria Electric Co.; Mng.-Dir. Showa Steel Works. Address: Suimeiso, Hoshigaura, Dairen. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tomita, Yutaro 富田勇太郎** Gov. Ind. Bank of Manchou; b. Aug. 1883, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Ichiro Tomita. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; entered Finance Dept. 1908; went to Europe 1909; Mgr. Monopoly Bureau 1913; Councillor Fin. Dept. 1913; Chief Nat. Loans Sec. 1916, Nat. Treasury Sec. Fin. Bur. 1918; attended Wash. Conf. 1921; Dir. Fin. Bur. Fin. Dept. 1921; Div. Deposit Bur. 1925; Fin. Commr. in Eng., France & U.S.A. 1934-36; Attache, Embassies in same 1934-36. Address: Ind. Bank of Manchou, Hsinking. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tomiyasu, Kenji 富安謙次** See 1938 issue. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tomoeda, Takahiko 友枝高彦** Prof. Tokyo University of Litt. & Sc.; Prof. Nippon Women's Univ.; Lecturer Nihon Women's Univ.; Dir. Japanisch-Deutsches Kulturinstitut; b. Nov. 4, 1876, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Hayami Tomoeda. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901; went to England 1904; Prof. 5th Higher Sch.; Asst. Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; studied in America, Germany & England 1910; Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch. 1914, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1916; represented Shintoist at Preliminary Meeting of World Religions Conf. Geneva, and stayed in Germany 1928; went to Europe as Japanese Dir. of Japaninstitut Berlin 1934; went to America 1935. Address: 24 Komagome Akebono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Toyoda, Osamu 豊田收** M.P.; b. Nov. 25 1882, Tottori-ken; s. of Tazo Toyoda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; Vice-Councillor, Hokkaido Ry. Adm. Bureau; Inspector, Ry. Dept.; joined the bar; elected M.P. 3 times; went to Europe & America 1924; Parl. Councillor, Finance Dept. 1934-36. Address: 271 Harajuku 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Toyoda, Soemu 豊田副武** Vice-Admiral; present position undisclosed; b. May 1885, Oita-ken; s. of Susumu Toyoda. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1905, Nav. Staff Coll.; Comdr. "Kuma"; Mem. Tech. Council, Nav. Constr. Dept.; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; Captain "Yura"; Chief, 1st Sec., Educ. Bureau of Navy; Capt. "Hyuga,"; Chief Staff Combined Fleet; Dir. Educ. Bureau of Navy; Dir. Mil. Affairs Bur. Address: 518 Shimouma-machi 3-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tozawa, Yoshiki 戸澤芳樹** Pres. Jomo Elec. Power Co.; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Yasuda Trust Co.; Dir. Yasuda Hozen-sha, Nippon Spec. Steel Tube Co.; Aud. Tokyo Elec. Light Co., Oki Elec. Co., Yasuda Bldg. Co.; Chairman Trust Assn.; b. Feb. 24, 1880, Yamagata-ken; s. of Shigemi Tozawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Teikoku Marine Transport Ins. Co; went to Amer. to investigate ins. 1917; Chief Fire Ins. Dept. 1921; transferred to Yasuda Hozen-sha 1922. Address: 27 Morimoto-cho, 1-chome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Troedsson, Ivan P** Elec. Engr.; b. June 25, 1891, Sweden; n. Swedish. Career: grad. Elec. Engrg. Course Royal Tech. Univ. Stockholm 1916; Engr. El A. B. Siemens-Schuckert, Stockholm 1916-20; joined Gadelius & Co., Ltd., 1920; Mng.-Dir. Tokyo Office of same since 1926. Address: 36 Honmura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tsai Yun-sheng 蔡運升** Dir.-Gen. Foreign Office since Apr. 1938; b. 1879, Shuangcheng-hsien, Kirin Prov. Career: grad. Paoting Law Coll.; Chief, Adm. Dept. Heilungkiang Prov. 1915; Adviser, State Council, Pelping 1917; Chief, Finance Dept. Kirin Prov.; Pres. Yingkow Prov. Bank; Magistrate, Kichang-tao & Foreign Affairs Commr. Changchun 1918; Magistrate Pinkiang-tao and For. Commr. Harbin, 1922; Chinese Repr. to Sino-Soviet Conf. 1929; Gov. Chientao Prov. 1934-36; Vice-Pres. Central Bk of Manchou 1936-1938. Address: Foreign Office, Hsinking. — p. 1051 ([scan part 1, leaf 1112](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1112/mode/1up))

**Tsang Erh-shou 臧爾壽** Pres. Tsitsihar High Procurator's Office since 1935; b. Feb. 1883, Shengyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Kirin Law Coll. 1908; Chief Procurator Kirin District Court, 1911; Magistrate, Changling-hsien (Kirin Prov.), Lishou-hsien, Ningan-hsien & Yenki-hsien (Fengtien Prov.), 1920-29; Chief, Kirin High Procurator's Office 1932-35. Address: c/o High Procurator's Office, Tsitsihar. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsang Shih-i 臧式毅** Pres. Manchoukuo Privy Council; Gov. Manchoukuo Red Cross Society; b. 1884, Shenyang-hsien, Fengtien. Career: studied in Mil. Academy, Tokyo; Staff Officer, Military Gov.'s Office, Heilungkiang 1920; Chief Staff, Military Gov.'s Office, and Acting Gov. Kirin 1923; Councillor, General's Office, Fengtien 1926; Councillor, Public Peace Hdqrs. Three Eastern Provs. 1928; Gov. Mukden Arsenal, 1927; Chairman Govt. Committee, Liaoning Prov. 1930; Gov. Fengtien Prov. 1931-34; Minister of Civil Affairs 1932-35. Address: Privy Council, Hsinking. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsuboi, Seitaro 坪井誠太郎** D. Sc.; Prof. of Petrology, Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Sept. 8, 1893, Tokyo; s. of Prof. Shogoro Tsuboi; m. Yuri Hirayama 1924. Career: grad. Sc. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1917; apptd. Asst. of same; sent abroad for study 1921-23; Asst. Prof. 1921; rec'd deg. 1926; Prof. 1928; went to Canada and U.S.A. to attend Pacific Science Congress and Int'l Geological Congress 1933; rec'd Imp. Prize from Imp. Acad. for study on Genesis of igneous rocks 1934. Address: 423 Nakazato-cho, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsubokami, Teiji 坪上貞二** Gov. Manshu Takushoku Kosha; b. June 1884, Saga-ken; s. of Buntaro Tsubokami. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1909; entered Foreign Office and served as Eleve-Consul, Attache, Cons.-Gen., Secr. of Emb. attached to Consulate-Gen. in Tsitsihar, London and Hongkong; returned home 1923; Chief 2nd & 3rd Secs Asia Bureau; Chief Fin. Sec. Foreign Office; Chief Cultural Works Dept. 1929-34; Vice-Min. of Overseas Affairs. Address: 14 Oyama-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsuchida, Yutaka 土田豐** Chief Accounts Sec. of For. Minister's Secretariate; b. Jan. 1898, Tokyo; Career: Non-official Staff For. Office 1921; passed For. Service Exam. 1921; grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; Eleve-Cons. at Canton 1922; served in France 1923; 1st Sec. of Asia Bur. 1926; 3rd Secr. to Leg. in China 1928; 3rd Secr. to Emb. in France 1932; Delegate Temporary Congress of League of Nations Assembly at Geneva 1932; 2nd Emb. Secr. 1933; Delegate General Disarm. Conf. at Geneva and Cons. at same 1933; Chief 2nd Sec. of Com. Bur. For. Office 1935. Address: 7 Ura-Kasumigaseki, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsuchiyama, Tetsuji 土山鐵次** A.B.; B.D.; Th. M.; D.D.; Pres. Bd. of Admin. of Japan Free Methodist Church, Free Methodist Theol. Seminary; Pastor of Abeno Church (Osaka); b. Oct. 15, 1885. Career: Instructor Nazarene Univ., Calif. 1915; Pastor of Abeno Church since 1921. Address: 53 Maruyama-dori 1-chome, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsuda, Shingo 津田信吾** Pres. Kanegafuchi Spinning Co.; b. Mar. 1881, Aichi-ken; s. of Yoshiroku Nishiyama, later adopted by late Oto Tsuda. Career: grad. Law Dept. Keio Univ. 1907; entered present firm; promoted to present post, 1930. Address: 32 Matsugae-cho, Chitose-mura, Mishima-gun, Osaka-fu. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsugita, Daizaburo 次田大三郎** Mem. House of Peers; b. Mar. 18, 1883, Okayama-ken; s. of Daizaburo Tsugita. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; Commr. Ishikawa-ken; Secr. Home Dept.; Councillor Ry. Dept.; Supt. Home Dept; Chief Health Ins. Dept. Social Bureau; Gov. Ibaraki-ken; Dir. Civil Engrg. Bureau, Local Bureau, & Police Bureau, Home Dept.; Vice-Minister of Home Affairs 1931; Dir. Legislation Bureau of Cabinet 1936-37. Address: 41 Otsuka Naka-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsuji, Zennosuke 辻善之助** See 1938 issue. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsukada, Ko 塚田攻** Lieut.-Gen.; Dir. Mil. Staff Coll. since Mar. 1938; b. July 1886, Ibaraki-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1907, Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. Inf. 2nd Reg. of Taiwan Army; Staff Kwantung Army; Chief 3rd Dept. of Gen. Staff Office; served in Sino-Japanese Hostilities 1937. Address: 1605 Shimo-Ochiai 4-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsukahara, Masatsugu 塚原政次** D. Litt.; Pres. Hiroshima Univ. of Litt. & Sci.; b. Sept. 11, 1872, Hyogo-ken; s. of Hideo Tsukahara. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1902; studied at Leipzig, Berlin, and Columbia Univs. 1902-05; apptd. Prof. Hiroshima Higher Normal Sch.; Inspector, Educ. Dept. 1905-25; Dir. Shizuoka Higher Sch. 1925-27; Dir. Tokyo Higher Sch. 1927-34. Address: 15 Fujimi-cho, Hiroshima City. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsukamoto, Takeshi 塚本毅** Chief, 2nd Section, America Bureau, Foreign Office; b. June 1896, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Tohki Tsukamoto; m. Setsuko Masato. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1921; apptd. Commr. Foreign Office, service in Treaty Bureau 1922-25; Diplomatic Probationer, service in France 1925-28; 3rd Secretary of Embassy, Brazil 1928-31; Consul at Amoy 1933-35. Address: 467 Daita 1-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsukasaki, Motoyoshi 司城元義** Dir. Bank of Japan since 1933; b. in Oita-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; joined Bank of Japan; went to America & Europe, 1920-22; Chief Inspection Sec. same; Dir. Business Bureau 1931. Address: 16 Hiroo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsunekawa, Kosaburo 恒川小三郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsuru, Noburo 都留信郎** Pres. Toho Gas Co.; Dir. Tokyo Gas Co., Tokyo Gas By-Products Co., Kailuan Coal Sales Co., Tokyo Gas Chemical Ind. Co.; b Mar. 1879, Oita-ken; s. of Otohei Tsuru. Career: grad. Doshisha Univ. 1900, Osaka Higher Tech. Sch. 1904; Dir. Keihin Cokes Co., Kyushu Gas Co., Godo Gas Co. Address: 52 Isarago-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1052 ([scan part 1, leaf 1113](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1113/mode/1up))

**Tsurumi, Ken 鶴見憲** Consul-Gen. at Harbin since 1937; b. April 7, 1895, Shin-machi, Gunma-ken; s. of Yoshinori Tsurumi, businessman; m. Eiko, d. of Yuzuru Fujita. Career: entered Foreign Office 1922; Vice-Consul Tientsin, 1923; Los Angeles, 1924; Secr. Embassy Washington D.C. 1927; Secr. Foreign Office, 1929; Embassy, Hsinking 1932; Consul at Portland U. S. A. 1934. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Harbin. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tsurumi, Sakio 鶴見左吉雄** Pres. Tokyo Mouselin-de-Laine Co.; Vice-Pres. Tokyo Chamber of Com. & Ind., Imperial Invention Assn.; Dir. Nippon Oil Co ; b. Sept. 1873, Kanazawa; s. of Arinari Tsurumi, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; Pres. Com. Museum, Agr. & Com. Dept.; Dir. Yawata Iron Works; Dir. Fisheries Bureau 1918; Dir. Com. Bureau 1920; Vice-Minister of Agr. & Com 1924; Chief Secr. Italian Int'l Exhibition; toured Europe, America and China; Special Committee Mem. Allied Powers Econ. Conf. during World War. Address: 12 Aoyama Takagi-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tsurumi, Yusuke 鶴見祐輔** M.P.; Writer and Publicist; b. Jan. 3, 1885, Okayama-ken; s. of Yoshinori Tsurumi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1910; apptd. Secr. and Councillor, Ry. Dept.; sent to China, Europe and America; Chief, Gen. Affairs Sec. Traffic Bureau, Ry. Dept.; canvassed through Amer. on Anti-Japanese problems 1924; went again to America 1927; toured Australia 1937. Address: 38 Sakurada-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tsushima, Juichi 津島壽一** Vice-Gov. Bank of Japan; b. January 1888. Takamatsu City; s. of late Masami Tsushima. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; Councillor Fin. Ministry; Secr. to Fin. Min.; Mem. Delegation to Chinese Tariff Spec. Conf. 1925; Fin. Commr. stationed abroad 1927; Attaché, Embassies in England, France & U. S. A ; Mem. Delegation to 8th League of Nations Assembly Geneva 1927; Del. to Int'l Conf. for Abolition of Import & Export Prohibitions & Restrictions Geneva 1927 & 1928; Mem. Econ. Consultative Committee, League of Nations 1928; Mem. Delegation to London Nav. Conf. 1930; Delegate to Reparations Cnof. at Lausanne 1932; Dir. Finance Bureau, Finance Dept. 1934; Vice-Min. fo Finance 1934-36. Address: 62 Shimoniban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tsutsui, Kiyoshi 筒井潔** 1st Secr. Emb. in France since 1937; b. Nov. 28, 1896. Chiba-ken; s. of Dr. Yaoju Tsutsui. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; joined Mitsubishi Trading Co. 1920; entered Japanese Foreign Office 1921; attached Embassy in Belgium; attended 5th & 6th League of Nations Assemblies Geneva; Chief, 2nd Sec. & 3rd Sec. Imformation Bureau 1930-34; Chief 1st Sec. Information Bur. 1930-34; 1st Secr. Japanese Emb. 1934-35; entered Manchoukuo Foreign Office 1935; Dir. Polit. Affairs Bur. Manchoukuo For. Office 1935-37. Address: Japanese Embassy, Paris, France. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tsutsui, Yukiro 筒井雪郎** Judge, Manchoukuo Supreme Court; b. Jan. 1885, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Toshichi Tsutsui; m. 1915. Career: grad. Chuo Univ.; entered judicial service 1915; Judge 1917; Judge Kumagaya Divisional Offic of Urawa Local Court; Judge, High Court of Kwantung Govt. 1921; Dept. Chief of same 1923-33; Judge and Chief of Kirin High Court 1933; present post since June 1934. Address: 403 Keiminro, Dojigai, Hsinking. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tsuzaki, Naotake 津崎尚武** M.P.; Vice-Chairman Kaigai Kyokai; Dir. Emmigration Assn. to Manchuria; b May 24, 1882, Kagoshima-ken; adopted by Tsuzaki family; married. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ 1909; passed H. C. S. Exam. 1909; entered govt. service; joined New York Bldg. & Real Estate Co., U.S A. 1915; elected M.P. from Kagoshima-ken since 1920. Address: 6 Mita Koyama-cho, Shiba-ku. Tokyo. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tung Chi-hsu 佟濟煦** Chief Imp. Guards, Manchoukuo Imp. Household Dept since 1934; b. 1884, Shanhuang. Career: grad. Fuchien Prov. Higher Sch.; Instructor, Amoy Middle Sch.; Peers' Law Coll.; Mil. Councillor; Staff of Gen. Staff; Chief Guards Corps, Chief Executive's Residence. Address: Imp Household Dept., Hsinking. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tung Kang 董康** Lawyer; Mem. of Provisional Govt. of China; Prof. Shanghai Tung Wu Univ.; b. 1867 Changchow, Kiangsu, China. Career: studied at Univ. in Japan, 1912-13; Chief Judge Peking Supreme Court, 1914-18; same of Prize Court, 1917-18; Pres. Law Codification Bureau. 1918; re-appointed Chief Judge Supreme Court, 1920; Justice Min. 1921; Finance Min. and Dir.-Gen. of Salt Admin., Wine & Tobacco Admin. Bureau, 1922; went to Europe and America to inspect com. & ind. conditions, 1922; Vice-Pres. Commission on Abolition of Extraterriorality, 1923-26; Vice-Chief Committee for Legal Rights, 1923-26; Pres. Shanghai Law Univ.; est. Law Office at Shanghai. Address: Peking, China. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Tytheridge, Alan** M.A. (Univ. of New Zealand); Prof. Tokyo Univ. of Com. since 1921; b. June 1889, Epsom, Surrey, England; s. of Walter Robert Tytheridge, physician. Career: educated at Christ's Coll., Christchurch. New Zealand, and Canterbury Coll., Univ. of New Zerland; Staff Christchurch Press; Editor Fiji Times Suva; Editorial Staff The New East Tokyo. Address: Higashi Kaigan, Chigasaki-machi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Uchida, Goro 内田五郎** Japanese Consul-Gen. Amoy. China since 1938; b. Aug. 1888, Yamagata-ken; s. of late Koretaka Uchida, official. Career: passed Diplo. & Consular Service Exam. 1920; apptd. Eleve-Consul, Antwerp, Belgium 1921; Japanese High Commissariat Constantinople 1922; Consul Swatow 1924-27; Mukden 1927-29; Chefoo 1929-32; Tsitsihar 1932-36; Foochow 1936-38. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Amoy, China. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Uchida, Katsushi 内田勝司** Dr. Com.; Mng.-Dir. Toa Ind. Co.; Prof. Meiji Univ. since 1916; b. July 17, 1885, Chiba-ken; s. of Heikichi Uchida. Career: grad. Meiji Univ. 1908; joined Mitsui Bussan Kaisha; apptd. Govt. Com Commr. to South China 1914; joined present firm 1918. Address: 19 Tenjin, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Uchida, Nobuya 内田信也** See 1936 issue. — p. 1053 ([scan part 1, leaf 1114](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1114/mode/1up))

**Uchida, Sadatsuchi 内田定槌** LL D. (U.S.A.); Pres. Japan-Turkey Assn.; b: Jan: 17, 1865, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Jinzo Uchida. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1889; entered Foreign Office; served at Shanghai, Keijo, New York as Vice-Cons and Cons-Gen.; Minister to Brazil 1907; Minister Sweden, Norway, Denmark 1912-18; Amb. Turkey 1921-23; resigned 1924. Address: 15 Nampeidai-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Uchida, Seinosuke 内田清之助** Dr. Agr.; Ornithologist Agr. & Forestry Dept ; Lecturer Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ ; Non-Commissioned Staff Educ. Dept.; b. Dec 1885, Tokyo; s. of Yasubei Uchida. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Non-Commissioned Staff, Agr. & Com. Dept.; sent to Pan-Pacific Educ. Congress by Educ. Dept. 1927; sent abroad for study of ornith. by Dept. of Agr. & For.; Councillor Ornith. Soc. of Japan, etc. Address: 8 Aoba-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Uchida, Shozo 内田祥三** D.E.; Prof. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Feb. 1885, Tokyo; s. of Yasubei Uchida. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; entered Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; Asst. Prof. of Alma Mater 1916; rec'd deg. 1919; Prof. 1921; Pres. Archit. Soc. Address: 142 Kogaicho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Uchigasaki, Sakusaburo 内ヶ崎作三郎** M.P.; Parl. Vice-Min. of Educ.; Lecturer Waseda Univ.; b. Apr. 1877, Miyagi-ken; s. of Sakutaro Uchigasaki. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901; studied at Oxford Univ. 1908; Prof. Waseda Univ.; made inspection tour of Europe, Amer. & China 1920; Dir. League of Nations Assn.; elected to Diet 6 times since 1924; Parl. Councillor Home Dept. 1929. Address: 1470 Sugamo 6-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Uchiyama, Iwataro 内山岩太郎** Minister to Argentina, Paraguay & Uruguay; b. Feb. 1890, Gunma-ken; s. of Iwakichi Uchiyama. Career: sent to Madrid as student of Foreign Office 1909; Secr. Legation Poland; Secr. to Foreign Minister; Commr. Foreign Office; Secr. Emb. Turkey & France; Consul Buenos Aires and Montevideo; Consul-Gen. Sao Paulo 1931-35; Councillor Emb. Brazil and later France. Address: Japanese Legation, Buenos Aires, Argentina. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Uchiyama, Kiyoshi 内山清** Consul-Gen. at London; b. Aug. 1887, Tokyo; s. of Zenzo Uchiyama. Career: grad. Yokohama Com Sch. 1907; apptd. Chancellor, Foreign Office 1917; Vice-Consul, Shanghai 1919; Consul, Chefoo 1921; Mukden, New York, Cuba, Seattle; Cons.-Gen. Manila. Address: Consulate-Gen. of Japan, London, England. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Uda, Sho 宇田[?]** Vice-Pres. Peking Normal Sch. since Apr. 1938; Pres. Nitto Printing Co.; b Dec. 12, 1881, Tochigi-ken; adopted s. of Yoshifusa Uda; married. Career: grad. Econ. Course Chuo Univ. 1910; entered business; Repr. Partner Uda G. K.; Sr. Mng.-Dir Tairiku Trading Co.; Dir. Tokyo Girls' Dental Coll. Address: Peking Normal School, Peking, China. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ueda, Kenkichi 植田謙吉** Gen.; Amb. to Manchoukuo; Commander, Kwantung Army; b. Mar. 1875, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1899; Comdr. 1st Cav. Reg.; 3rd Cav. Brig.; Japanese Garrison, China 1929; 9th Div. 1930; despatched to Shanghai 1932; Vice-Chief, Gen. Staff 1933-34; Comdr. Chosen Army 1934; War Councillor 1935. Address: c/o Japanese Emb., Hsinking. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ueda, Muneshige 上田宗重** Vice-Adm.; Dir. Nav. Constr. Bureau; b. Aug. 1884, Tokyo; adopted s. of Suzu Ueda. Career: grad. Nav. Engrg. Sch. 1905; Nav. Torpedo Sch., Artificers Sch., Nav. Staff Coll.; apptd. Instructor Nav. Engrg. Sch. and Nav. Staff Coll.; Chief Engr. Sasebo Nav. Stn.; Mem. Tech. Council, Nav. Constr. Bureau; Chief, Sci. Research Sec. Nav. Tech. Inst.; Dir. Nav. Engrg. Sch. 1930-35; Dir. Nav. Supplies Bureau. Address: 3 Honcho-dori 6-chome, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ueda, Yasushi 上田寧** Chairman Toyo Cement Co.; Pres. Imazu Elec. Co., Naniwa Gas Co.; b. Feb. 1873, Olta-ken; bro. of Hiroshi Ueda; Pres. Kansai Trust Co. Address: Nagaomura, Kawabe-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ueno, Seiichi 上野精一** Pres. Asahi Shimbun-sha; b. Oct. 1882, Osaka; s. of Riichi Ueno, one of founders & shareholders of Asahi Shimbun. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; Mng.-Dir. Asahi Shimbun. Address: 5 Hirano 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Uetsuka, Tsukasa 上塚司** M.P.; Pres. Amazonia Ind. Co.; b. May 1, 1890, Kumamoto-ken; brother of Hidekatsu Uetsuka. Career: grad. Kobe Higher Com. Sch. 1912; joined S. M. R. Co.; engaged in economic research in China, Manchuria, Mongolia, French Indo-China, South Seas as Non-Commissioned Official of Foreign Office and Dept. of Agr. & Com.; Secr. to Agr. & Com. Minister; same to Com. & Ind. Min.; attended Int'l Parl. Congress; Secr. to Fin. Min.; Parl. Councillor, Finance Dept. in Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 29 Shoto-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ueyama, Kantaro 上山勘太郎** Hon. Vice-Cons. for Jugoslavia; Pres. Ueyamayei's Japan Insect Powder Mfg. Co., Ueyama Trust Co., Osaka Traders' Assn.; b. Sept. 1889, Wakayama-ken; s. of Eiichiro Ueyama. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. Address: Okubatake, Morigu, Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ugaki, Kazushige 宇垣一成** General (reserve); b. June 1868, Okayama-ken; brother of Tonahachi Ugaki. Career: grad. Military Staff Coll.; Staff of General Staff Office; Military Attache to Germany; Chief of Military Affairs Dept. War Office; Comdr. Inf. 6th Reg.; Chief, 1st and Gen. Affairs Depts., Gen. Staff Office; Pres. Mil. Staff Coll.; Councillor, H. I. H. Crown Prince's Study; Comdr. 10th Division; Vice-Minister of War; War Min. in Kiyoura, Kato and Wakatsuki Cabinets; Supreme War Councillor 1927; War Minister 1929-31; Gov.-Gen. of Chosen 1931-36; apptd. State-Councillor, Feb. 1938; Foreign Minister & concurrently Min. of Overseas Affairs 1938. Address: 1 Naito-cho 1-chome, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ujiiye, Nagaaki 氏家長明** Vice-Adm.; Dir. Supplies Bur. of Navy; b. Apr. 1886, Ishikawa-ken. Career: grad. Nav. Engrg. Coll. 1907, Naval Staff Coll., England 1913; Dir. Sasebo Naval Arsenal 1934; Dir. Nav. Tech. Res. Inst. Address: 345 Kita-Shinagawa 6-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1054 ([scan part 1, leaf 1115](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1115/mode/1up))

**Ukai, Sohei 鵜飼宗平** Chief Tama Shipyard of Mitsui Bussan K. K.; b. May 1882, Aichi-ken; 4th s. of Yusuke Ukai; m. Aki, 4th d. of Kijuro Nose. Career: grad. Shipbldg. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; with Mitsui Bussan K. K. since 1917. Address: Tama, Hibi-machi, Kojima-gun, Okayama-ken. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Ukon, Gonzaemon 右近権左衛門** Pres Ukon Trading Co., Nippon Marine Ins. Co., Nikkai Ind. Co.; b. Nov. 1889, Fukui-ken; s. of late Gonzaemon Ukon. Career: grad. Econ. Dept. Keijo Univ. 1914; entered bus.; High taxpayer in Fukui-ken. Address: 14 Kita-dori 5-chome, Nishinagahori, Nishi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Umemoto, Rikuhei 梅茂都陸平** 3rd Head Umemoto House of Dancing; Dir. Takarazuka Music Opera Sch.; Hon. Fellow Imp. Soc. of Teachers of Dancing; b. Aug. 1897; s. of Sensho Umemoto II. Career: studied dacing with Father since 3 years of age; made debut at 5 years of age and danced "Harukoma"; grad. Imamiya Mid. Sch.; taught at Takarazuka Opera Sch. 1917-20; succeeded family estate upon his father's death 1927; despatched by Shochiku Opera Sch. and Educ. Dept. to Germay to study theory of dancing under Rudolf von Laban and to London classic ballet under Cecchetti; Hon. Fellow Imp. Soc. of Teachers of Dancing London; returned 1934 Address: 62 Bakuro-machi 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Umene, Tsunesaburo 梅根常三郎** D.L.; Dir. Showa Steel Works since 1933; b. Feb. 1884, Fukuoka-ken; s of Shunji Yasumoto; m. Tsuruko. d. of Takumi Seo, 1915. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ 1911; joined Govt. Steel Works; Chief, 1st Steel Mfg. Section, 1918; joined S. M. R. Co. 1919. Address: 3 Kamidai-machi, Anzan, Manchoukuo. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Umetsu, Yoshijiro 梅津美治郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Uno, Tetsuto 宇野哲人** D. Litt.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. Tokyo Univ, Daito Bunka Gakuin; Dir. Japanese-German Cultural Inst., Toho Bunka Gakuin; Councillor Japan Phil. Assn.; b. Nov. 1875, Kumamoto; s. of Jokuro Uno. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ; sent to China & Germany for study 4 years; Prof. Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sci.; is authority on Chinese Classics. Address: 517 Yoyogi-hatsudai-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Uno, Yosaburo 宇野要三郎** Chief Judge, Supreme Court since 1934; b Sept. 15, 1878, Aomori-ken; s. of Seizaemon Uno. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1904; apptd Judge, Otsu, Urawa, and Tokyo Local Courts; Judge, Tokyo Court of Appeal; Chief Judge, same; Judge, Supreme Court; Pres. Yokohama Local Court 1920,; Pres. Tokyo Local Court. Address: 13 Sakae-dori 2-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Uritani, Chozo 瓜谷長造** Dir. Dairen Oil & Fat Ind. Co.; Aud. Dairen Exchange Trust Co.; Prop. Uritani Chozo Shoten; b, Dec, 5, 1881, Toyama-ken; s. of Nagamitsu Araki. Career: joined Sakai-Riki & Co, at Kobe and engaged in import of grains and fertilizers; later succeeded to the house of Mr. Uritani, then head of the abve firm; came to Dairen and expanded his business. Address: 137 Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Urushibara, Tadashi 漆原正** Dir. Yamaichi Securities & Finance Co ; b. Apr. 24, 1892, Tochigi-ken; s. of Seirokuro Urushibara; m. Mon, e. d. of Naokichi Fukuda. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1916; joined Koike Goshi Kaisha, precursor of Yamaichi Goshi Kaisha, 1917; became its councillor, same year; appointed Dir. upon reorganization of Yamaichi Goshi Kaisha as Kabushiki Kaisha in 1926; Aud. of same 1933-38 Address: 125 Wakabayashi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Usami, Kanji 宇佐見寛爾** Dir. North China Office S.M.R. Co. b. Jan. 1884, Gifu-ken; s. of Matazo Usami. Career: grad. Law Coll, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; Secr. Ry. Board Japan; Councillor same 1916; joined S.M.R. Co. 1919; Mgr. Traffic Office; went to Europe 1922-24; Gen. Mgr. Ry. Dept. 1927; Chief Harbin Office 1930, Mukden Office 1931; Dir. Gen. Direction of Manchoukuo State Rys. 1933; Dir. S.M. R. Co. Address: S.M.R., Peking. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Usami, Katsuo 宇佐美勝夫** Mem. House of Peers; b. May 1869. Yamagata-ken; s of Katsusaku Usami. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; Councillor, Tokushima-ken; same, Kyoto-fu; Secr. Home Dept.; Chief, Home Dept. Chosen Govt.-Gen.; Gov. Tokyo-fu 1921; Grand Chancellor Imp. Orders 1925; Dir. Resources Bureau 1927-32; Adviser, State Council of Manchoukuo 1932-34. Address: 444 Nakanomaru. Kami-Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Usami, Okiie 宇佐美興屋** Lieut.-Gen.; Chief Aide-de-Camp to the Emperor since 1936; b. Feb. 1883, Kanagawa-ken; s. of Masaiye Usami. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1903, Mil. Staff Coll.; Chief, Cav. Sec. Mil. Affairs Bureau War Office; Mem. Mil. Tech Bd.; Comdr. Cav. 3rd Brig.; Dir. Cav. Sch.; Comdr. Cav. Corps in Manchoukuo; Cav. Inspector 1934; Comdr. 7th Div. 1935-36. Address: 475 Yoyogi Hatsudai-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Usami, Uzuhiko 宇佐美珍彦** Counsellor at Japanese Embassy at Berlin since 1938; b. Nov. 27, 1893, Nagano-ken; s of Wataro Usami. Career; grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered Dept. of Agr. & Com.; Officer Foreign Office 1920; attended League of Nations Assembly; Consul Antung; Secr. Com. Bureau, Foreign Office; Consul-Gen. Foochow 1934-35, Mukden 1935-37, Geneva 1937-38. Address: Japanese Embassy, Berlin, Germany. — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Ushimaru, Fukusaku 牛丸福作** Vice-Adm. (retired); Dir. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries; b, 1882, Gifu-ken; s. of Shinshichiro Ushimaru. Career: grad. Nav. Engrg. Sch. 1903; grad Nav. Staff Coll. 1912; despatched to England 1918-20; Rear-Admiral 1925; Chief Engrg. Dept. Yokosuka Naval Arsenal; Chief 4th Sec. Nav. Tech. Dept. 1928; Vice-Adm. 1930; Dir. Stores Bureau of Navy 1932; attached Nav. Gen. Staff 1934. Address: 109 Omote-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo — p. 1055 ([scan part 1, leaf 1116](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1116/mode/1up))

**Ushio, Shigenosuke 潮惠之助** Mem. House of Peers; b. Aug. 11, 1881, Shimane-ken; bro. of Tsunetaro Ushio. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; Commr., Secr. and Councillor, Home Dept.; Dir. Sanitary Bureau and Local Affairs Bureau; Vice-Home Min. 1928-31; again same 1932-34; Home Min. in Hirota Cabinet 1937. Address: 1070-2 Nakanobumachi, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Ushirogu, Atsushi 後宮淳** Lt.-Gen.; present position undisclosed; b. 1885 in Kyoto. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1903; grad. Mil. Staff Coll.; Staff, 5th Div.; attached Kwantung Army; Comdr. Inf. 48th Regiment; Chief Staff 4th Div ; attached to Kwantung Army; Chief 3rd Dept. Gen. Staff Office 1934-35; Dir. Personnel Bureau 1935-37; Dir. Mil. Affairs Bureau War Office. Address: War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Ushizuka, Torataro 牛塚虎太郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Utsumi, Seitaro 内海靜太郎** Dir. Fukushima Cotton Mills Co.; b. Dec. 1880, Osaka; s of Tameshichi Utsumi. Career: joined 34th Bank; entered Central Lab. S. M. R. Co.; Dir & Mgr. Naniwa Warehouse Co ; Mng.-Dir. Teikoku Rayon Co. Address: 13 Tanaka Asukai-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Uyeda, Harujiro 上田春治郎** M.D.; b. Mar. 8. 1883, Aichi-ken; s of Jujiro Uyeda, educator. Career: grad Med. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; studied treatment of infectious diseases at Komagome Hospital under Prof. Miyamoto; Surgeon-Lieut. 1912; went to China, Australia, New Zealand, South Sea Islands; Surgeon-Lieut.-Comdr.; studied Internal Treatment at P.-G. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. under Prof. Inada 1919-21; sent to Germany to study at Berlin Univ. Kaiser Wilhelm's Institute 1922-24; rec'd deg. 1923; Surgeon-Inspector-Gen. 1932-33. Address: 128 Kami-Ogikubo 2-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Uyeda, Kotaro 植田貢太郎** Dir. Police Affairs Bur. Public Peace Dept. Manchoukuo since Aug. 1938; b. 1893, Kagawa-ken. Career: joined S. M. R. Co. 1918; Councillor same 1930; Supervisor Gen. Affairs Board Manchoukuo State Council 1932-38. Address: c/o Public Peace Dept., Hsinking — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Uyeda, Teijiro 上田貞次郎** D.L.; Pres. Tokyo Univ. of Com.; b. May 12, 1879, Tokyo; s of Akira Uyeda. Career: grad. Tokyo Univ. of Com. 1900; apptd. Lecturer of same 1902; sent to Europe as Govt. Student 1905; Prof. 1919; Delegate to Int'l Econ. Conf. Geneva 1927. Address: 9 Momozonocho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Uyehara, Etsujiro 植原悦二郎** M.P.; Adviser Seiyukai; b. May 15, 1877 Nagano-ken; s. of Shigetaro Uyehara. Career: grad. Univ. of the State of Wash. 1907; D. Sc. of London Univ. 1910; Corr. Saihoku Shimpo in America; Pres. Nichibei Shogyo-sha, U. S. A.; Commr. English-Japanese Exhibition and Pacific World Exhibition, Panama; Lecturer, Tokyo Higher Tech. Sch ; Prof. Meiji and Rikkyo Univs.; returned to Diet 8 times since 1917; Councillor Communications Dept. and Foreign Office; Speaker House of Repres. 1931-35. Address: 12 Aoyama Takagi-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Valvanne, Hugo** M.A.; Finnish Minister to Tokyo; b. July 1894 Finland; s. of H. E. Wegelius, Dean. Career: entered Finnish Diplo. Service 1919; Charge d'Affairs Moscow 1921; Secr. Legation London 1921-25; Finnish Rep Secretariat, League of Nations 1925; Secr. Leg. Berne 1926-28; served Ministry for Foreign Affairs Helsinki 1928-33; Chief Bureau for League of Nations 1928-29; Dir. Polit. & Com. Sec. 1930-31; Secr.-Gen. 1931-33; charge d'Affaires Rome 1929; Substitute Del. League of Nations Assembly 1925-28; Del. Int'l Labour Conf. 1926; Del. at several Int'l Confs. Address: c/o Finnish Legation, 62 Tansu-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Velloso, Pedro Leão** Brazilian Ambassador to Japan since 1935; b. Jan. 1887 at Pindamonhagaba, Sao Paulo, Brazil; s. of Pedro Leao Velloso Mem. House of Repr., writer, lawyer; m Germaine Leao. Career: grad. Faculdade Livre de Sciencias Juridicas e Sociaes do Rio de Janeiro; attache Ministry For. Affairs 1907; 2nd Secr Rome 1910; Paris, 1913; 1st Secr. Berne, 1916; Paris, 1918; charge d'affaires Copenhagen 1919; Counsellor Rome, 1921; Paris, 1923; Chief of Cabinet of Ministry For. Affairs 1926; Minister to China, 1931. Address: Brazilian Embassy 2 Omote-cho 3-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Vogt, Karl** D Juris.; Barrister at law and patent agent; Legal Councillor German Embassy; b. Apr. 1878, Germany. Career: Berlin and Halle Univs. 1903-10; in Japan since 1903; Interpreter German Embassy in Tokyo 1910; Address: 1162 Shibodai, Negishi-machi, Nakaku, Yokohama. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Wada, Eisaku 和田英作** Painter of Western Style; Court Artist; b. Dec. 1874, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Hidetoyo Wada. Career: studied Western Painting under Kiyoteru Kuroda; grad. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1896; Asst. Prof. same 1896; studied in France 1897-1900; Prof. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1903; Mem. Imp. Academy of Fine Arts 1919; Dir. Tokyo Sch. of Fine Arts 1932-36. Address: 8 Kogai-cho Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Wada, Hidematsu 和田英松** D. Litt ; Mem. Imp. Acad. since 1930; Dir. Historical Materials Compiling Bureau since 1907; Prof. Kokugakuin Univ.; b. Sept. 10, 1865, Hiroshima-ken; s. of Gohei Wada. Career: grad. Japanese Classics Dept. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ 1888; Prof. Peers' Sch. 1899; won Imp. Prize for Research of Imp. Documents 1913; rec'd deg 1921. Address: 538 Sendagaya 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Wada, Masahiko 和田正彦** Vice-Gov. Bank of Taiwan; b. Sept. 28, 1889, Tokyo; s. of Hikojiro Wada, Peer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; entered Finance Dept.; Sec. Chief Nagoya Revenue Supt. Bureau; Bank Inspector 1928; Secr. Fin. Dept. 1929; Chief Ordinary Bank Sec.; same, Bank Inspection Sec.; Dir. Foreign Exch. Control Bureau 1934-36; Dir. Bank Bureau. Address: 25 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1056 ([scan part 1, leaf 1117](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1117/mode/1up))

**Wada, Sanzo 和田三造** Painter of Western Stayle; Mem. Imp. Academy of Fine Arts; b. Mar. 1883, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Tokyo Fine Arts Sch. 1904; studied in France as student of Education Dept. 1910; visited India; Examiner, 10th Educ. Dept. Exhibition 1915-22; Examiner, Imp. Fine Arts Academy Exhibition 1924. Address: 1 Fukuyoshicho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wada, Toyotane 和田豊種** M. D.; Prof. Osaka Imp. Univ.; Dir. Attached Hospital of Med. Coll. same; b. Aug. 6, 1880, Osaka; 2nd s. of Genji Wada, physician; m. Hisa. Career: grad. Osaka Pref. Med. Sch. 1899; served Russo-Japanese War; Prof. Osaka Med. Coll.; sent to America and Germany 1909; after returning home rec'd deg.; again to Europe & America 1929. Address: 175 Minami-Morimachi, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Waelchli, John L** Hon. Con.-Gen. of Czechoslovakia at Osaka; Partner of Liebermann Waelchli & Co.; b. Sept. 1882, Berne, Switzerland; s of John Waelchli. Career: educated in England and Switzerland; engaged in business mostly in Manila; came to Japan 1912; established branch offices of his firm in Kobe, Osaka, Tokyo Nagoya and Yokohama; decorated with Order of White Lion of Czechoslovakia IV. Address: 194 Kitano-cho 2-chome, Kobe. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wagner, Wilhelm** Dr. jur.; German Cons.-Gen. at Osaka & Kobe; b. July 1884, Wetterfeld, Hessen, Germany; s. of Heinrich Wagner, clergyman; m. Elisabeth Richly. Career: grad. Grammar Sch.; Geneva, Giessen and Berlin Univs. 1894-1903; Student Interpreter Legation Peking 1908; Acting Cons. Swatow 1913; served in Great War 1914-16; Vice-Cons. Geneva 1918; Secr. Legation Peking 1920; Acting Cons.-Gen. Canton 1921-23; Cons. Vladivostok 1923; Hongkong 1925; Counsellor Legation China 1928-29; Cons.-Gen. Canton 1929-34; present post since Apr. 1934. Address: German Consulate-Gen. 115 Higashimachi, Kobe. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wainright, Samuel Hayman** M.D.; D D.; Missionary Mng.-Dir. Kyobunkwan; b. Apr. 15, 1863, Columbus. Ill.; s. of D. T. Wainright, preacher; m. Margaret Miller Todd. Career: Practised medicine in Missouri, 1886-88; Teacher in Govt. Middle Sch., Oita, 1888-90; Prin. Acad. Dept., Kwansei Gakuin, 1890-1907; Presiding Elder St. Louis District, St Louis, Missouri. 1907-11; Pastor, Univ. Methodist Church, St. Louis, 1911-12; Gen.-Mgr., Christian Litt. Soc. of Japan (Kyobunkwan) since 1912; Pres. at one time, American Association of Tokyo; American Peace Soc. of Tokyo; Asiatic Soc. of Tokyo. For. Auxiliary Nat. Temperance League, Tokyo; Mem. Executive Com. America-Japan Soc.; Author of several books. Address: 2 Aoyama Gakuin, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wakamiya, Sadao 若宮貞夫** M.P.; b. Jan. 1875, Tokyo; s. of Seikai Wkaamiya. Career; grad Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; joined Communications Dept.; Vice-Minister of Com. 1922; Dir. Aviation Bureau 1923; elected to Diet 5 times since 1923. Address: 1 Omote-machi 4-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wakasugi, Kaname 若杉要** M.A.; LL.B.; Cons.-Gen. at New York; b. 1883, s. of Keishichi Wakasugi. Career: grad. Tung Wen Coll. Shanghai, Univ. of Oregon, New York Univ.; Attached to Consulate-Gen. Shanghai; 3rd Emb. Secr. France & England; attended 1st & 10th League of Nations Assemblies; Cons. Los Angeles; 1st Emb. Secr. England; Cons.-Gen. San Francisco; Shanghai. Address: Japanese Consulate-Gen. New York. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wakatsuki, Reijiro 若槻禮次郎** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Ex-Pres. Minseito; b. Feb. 5, 1866, Matsue City; s. of Senzaburo Okumura; later adopted by Kei Wakatsuki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1892; joined Finance Dept.; Chief Revenue Officer of Ehime-ken 1894; Secr. and Councillor, Finance Dept.; Judge, Court of Adm. Litigation and Chief. Revenue Bureau, Finance Dept.; Vice-Minister of Finance 1906; Finance Minister in Katsura Cabinet 1912; same in Okuma Cabinet 1915; Home Minister in Kato Cabinet and Premier after Kato's death; attended Nav. Conf. London as Chief Delegate; Pres. Minseito 1930-34. Address: 129 Kamifujimae-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Walsh, Gordon John** M.A.; D.D.; Bishop of Hokkaido (Nihon Seikokai); b. Jan. 1880, County Donegal, Ireland; s. of John Edward Walsh, barrister-at-law; m. Edythe Spence. Career: educated at Sutton Valence Sch. Kent, England and Trinity Coll. Dublin; ordained Deacon Belfast 1903; Priest 1904; worked in church of Ireland 1903-13; Rector of St. Peter's church, Athlone 1910-13; came to Japan 1913; worked as missionary at Tokushima, Hakodate, Asahigawa; consecrated Bishop of Hokkaido in Canterbury Cathedral 1927. Address: Bishop's House, Minami Junijo, Nishi 8-chome, Sapporo. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wang Ching-chang 王慶[?]** Dir. Bureau of Constr. Manchoukuo Dept. of Ind.; b. 1894, Hsingching-hsien, Fengtien Province. Career: grad. Chem. Dept. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imperial Univ.; Chief, Foreign Affairs Dept. Eastern Prov. Ry. Guards Hdqrs.; Chief, Powder-mill, Three Eastern Prov. Mil. Arsenal; Instructor, Mil. Engrg. Sch.; Councillor, Fengtien Prov. Office; Dir. Public Works Bureau, Civil Affairs Dept.; Mayor of Mukden 1935-37. Address: c/o Dept. of Ind., Hsinking. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wang Ching-hsiu 王靜修** Gen.; Comdr. Manchoukuo 6th Military District; b. 1879, Chengteh-hsien, Fengtien. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. Tokyo; taught Branch Sch. North Eastern Mil. Acad.; Chief Staff Nat. Defence Adm. Planning Office 1930; exerted in mediation between Ma Chan-shan & Japanese Army as Rep. of Ma; Acting Defence Minister; Vice-Min. of Defence & Dir. Horse Adm. Bureau 1932-34; Comdr. 5th Mil. Dist. (Jehol) 1935-37. Address: 6th District Army Hdqrs. Mutankiang. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wang Fu-chun 王富春** Dir. Central Bank of Manchou since 1936; b. 1881, Tiehling-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: apptd. Chief Mgr. Three Eastern Prov. Bank; Sub-Mgr. Heilungkiang Prov. Bank; Mgr. Tsitsihar & Harbin Branches of present bank, 1934. Address: c/o Central Bank of Manchou, Hsinking. — p. 1057 ([scan part 1, leaf 1118](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1118/mode/1up))

**Wang I-tung 王揖唐** Min. of Internal Affairs Provisional Govt. of China since 1938; Mem. Fed. Com. of Pro. & Renovation Govts. of China; b. 1877, Ho-fei, Anhwei Prov., China. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. and Hosei Univ. of Japan; Mil. Councillor to Hsu Shih-chang; attended Tsar's Coronation, St. Petersburg; went to Germany to inspect mil. affairs; Mem. State Council 1914; Gov. of Kirin Prov .1915; Internal Min. 1916; est. Kuo Ming and Chung Hua Univs. at Peking 1916; Pres. Provisional Senate 1917; Pres. House of Repr 1918; Northern Delegation to Shanghai Peace Conf. 1919; after the fall of Anhwei Clique escaped from Peking to Japan 1920; Gov. Anhwei Prov. under Tuan Chi-jui 1924; Mem. Northeastern Political Council 1931; Mem. Political Affairs Readjustment Com. of Executive Yuan at Peking 1933; Mem. Chi-Cha (Hopei-Chahar) Political Council 1935. Address: Finance Ministry, Peking, China. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Wang Keh-min 王克敏** Chairman Executive Council and Min. Executive Ministry of Provisional Govt. of China since 1937; Chairman Fed. Com. of Prov. & Renovation Govts. of China; chairman Hsinmin-Kai (Govt. Assn. of Public Welfare) since 1938; b. 1873, Hangchow, Chekiang, China. Career: Dir. Chinese Students in Japan; Councillor Chinese Leg. in Japan 1902-07; Mem. Joint Com. of Fin. & For. Affairs of China; Mem. Northern Delegation to Shanghai Peace Conf. 1918; Gov. China-Franco Ind. Bank and later Bank of China; Finance Min. 1917-18 and 1923-24; Vice-Chairman Finance Consolidation Com., Peking 1931; Mem. and Acting Chairman Political Affairs Readjustment Com. of Executive Yuan at Peking 1932; Mem. Chi-Cha (Hopei-Charhar) Political Council 1935; Mem. Provisional Govt. of China 1937. Address: Executive Council, Peking, China. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Wang Tien-chung 王殿忠** Gen.; Comdr. 1st Army Dist Manchoukuo since Aug. 1938; b. 1882, Fengtien Prov. Career: Comdr. Cav. Corps Chihli Fed. Army 1928; Comdr. 1st Inf. Div. of same; Comdr. 1st Brig. Defence Army of Heilungkiang Prov. 1931, Inf. 1st Brig. Fengtien Prov. upon foundation of Manchoukuo 1932; Comdr. Combined 3rd Brig. of Fengtien Defence Army 1933; Gen. since 1934; Comdr. 6th Army Dist. Address: 1st Army Dist. Hdqrs., Mukden. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Wang Tsu-tung 王[?]棟** See 1938 issue. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Wang Tzu-heng 王子衡** Gov. Heiho Prov. since Aug. 1938; b. 1896, Port Arthur. Career: grad. Polit. Econ. Course Waseda Univ. Japan, 1921; Supervisor, Supervisory Board of Manchoukuo 1932; Chief Res. Sec. Personnel Bur. Gen. Affairs Board; Secr. Gen. Affairs Board 1937-38. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Heiho. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Wang Tzu-hui 王子惠** Ind. Min. Admin. Yuan of Renovation Govt. of China; b. 1892, Amoy, China. Career: grad. Political Course Waseda Univ., Japan; entered journalism and later Chinese Govt. service; Vice-Comdr. 2nd Div. of Revolutionary Army; Chief Staff Nat. Govt. of China; Mem. China-Japan Econ. Res. Committee; present post upon establishment of Renovation Govt. of China Mar. 1938. Address: Nanking, China. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Wang Yin-tai 王蔭泰** Industrial Minister Renovation Govt. of China since Apr. 1938; b. 1886, Chekiang Prov. Career: grad. 1st Higher Sch. of Japan 1906; Law Coll. Berlin Univ. Germany 1912; entered Peking Govt. service; Councillor Legislative Bur. of same 1913; Lecturer Peking Univ. 1913; came to Japan as spec. envoy 1917; Adv. to Chang Tso-lin at Fengtien 1921; Vice For. Min. under Tu Hsi-kuei Cabinet after the failure of Tuan's Cabinet; For. Min. under Pan-fu Cabinet 1927; Justice Min. of same 1928; returned to Fengtien upon evacuation of Fengtien Clique from Peking; later stayed in Shanghai and opened law office. Address: Industrial Dept., Nanking, China. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Wang Yun-hsiang 王允卿** Supt. Gen. Affairs Bd. Manchoukuo since 1938; b. 1890, Haicheng-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad Meiji Univ. Tokyo; Chief Prison Sec. High Procurator's Office Shansi Prov.; Prof. Shansi Univ.; Procurator Tientsin Local Procurator's Office; Vice-Chairman Registration Investigation Commn. 1932; Dir. Prison Bureau Justice Dept. 1933-37; Dir. Civil Affairs & Educ. Bureau Fengtien Prov.; Dir. Supervisory Bur. Home Office 1938 Address: c/o Gen. Affairs Bd., Hsinking. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Washio, Senzo 鷲尾[?]三** Mng.-Dir. Nippon Seimo Kogyo Co., Godo Keori K. K.; b. Dec. 1891, Hyogo-ken; s. of Mansuke Washio, sake brewer; m. Sue 1919. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1916; immediately joined Muslin Spinning & Weaving Co.; then joined Godo Keori Co.; went to Europe and America to inspect cotton industries 1922; director of Pacific Trading Co., Shirahama Hot Spring Hotel, etc. Address: 289 Kitabatake, Motoyama-mura, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Washio, Shogoro 鷲尾正五郎** Ph. D.; Writer; b. Feb. 1883, Sumoto, Hyogo-ken; s. of Gensaku Washio; married. Career: studied phil. Harvard Univ.; obtained deg. 1911; studied in Berlin 1912; served Information Bureau Foreign Office 1919-22; went to Europe 1920; Secr. S. M. R. Co. 1922-23. Address: 33 Nishi-Takaido 2-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Chifuyu 渡邊千冬** Viscount; Mem House of Peers; Director of Osaka Mainichi Shimbun; b. May 1876, Tokyo; s. of Chiaki Watanabe. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1909; Mng.-Dir. Banque Franco-Japonais; Justice Min in Hamaguchi Cabinet & Wakatsuki Cabinet 1929. Address: 69 Zaimoku-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Eiichi 渡邊英一** Prof. Nippon Women's Univ.; b. Jan. 1875, Fukushima-ken; s. of Rinnai Watanabe. Career: grad. Higher Normal Sch.; worked as journalist and teacher. Address: 267 Shimohoya, Hoya-mura, Kitatama-gun, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Katsusaburo 渡邊勝三郎** Imp. Court Councillor; b. Jan. 4, 1872; Okayama-ken; s of Tokuichiro Watanabe, soy brewer. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; Councillor Nara-ken; Commr. Kyoto-fu; Gov. Tokushima-ken; Dir. Local Bureau, Home Dept.; Gov. Niigata-ken & Nagasaki-ken; sent to Europe & Amer.; Mayor of Yokohama 1922; Pres. Oriental Development Co. 1925-28; Intendent to Prince Takamatsu. Address: 552 Shimo-Ochiai 1-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1058 ([scan part 1, leaf 1119](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1119/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Magoichiro 渡邊孫一郎** D. Sc. (1919); Prof. Tokyo Univ. of Engrg.; b. Sept. 1885, Tochigi-ken; s. of Tota Watanabe. Career: grad. Maths. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; Prof. 8th & 1st Higher Schs.; Tokyo Univ. of Com. Address: 140 Totsuka-machi 2-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Mizutaro 渡邊水太郎** Vice-Pres. Nippon Yusen Kaisha; Dir. Japano-Australian Assn., Japano-Brazilian Central Assn., Japanese Traffic Assn., Japano-Argentine Assn., Japanese Seamen's Assn. for Mutual Aid; b. July 1881, Tokyo; s. of Heikichi Watanabe. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1905; entered N. Y. K. 1905. Address: 18 Dai-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Naomichi 渡邊直達** Imp. Court Councillor; b. July 1872, Tokyo; s. of Naokatsu Matsudaira, feudal lord. Career: entered Imp. Household service; visited Europe & America as Subordinate to Princes and Princesses Higashi Fushimi, Fushimi, Nashimoto. Address: 9 Shitaya Kaya-cho 1-chome, Shitaya-ku, Tokyo — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Watanabe, Yoshio 渡邊義郎** Pres. Chuo Trust Co., Aichi Bank; Dir. Okuma Iron Works; b. Sept. 24, 1872, Aichi-ken; s. of Jin-emon Watanabe. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; entered Bank of Japan; invited to Aichi Bank. Address: 4 Shirakabe-cho 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Watari, Hisao 渡久雄** Lt.-Gen.; b. Oct. 7, 1885, Tokyo. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1905; grad. Mil. Staff Coll.; resided in U. S A.; Staff Gen. Staff Office & Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Mil. Attache Emb. U.S.A.; Chief Europe & America Sec. Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. Inf. 6th Brig.; attached 9th Div. Hdqrs.; same Imp. Guards Div. 1935-36; Chief 2nd Sec. Gen. Staff Office 1936-37. Address: 543 Wakabayashi-cho, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Watari, Shozaburo 亘理章三郎** Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch.; Lecturer Tokyo Univ. of Litt. & Sc.; b. Mar. 1873, Hyogo-ken; s. of Naokata Watari. Career: grad. 1st Higher Sch.; served as Lecturer, Attached Middle Sch. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch. 1902; Lecturer Tokyo Univ. of Com. and Nihon Univ. Address: 45 Kobinata-Dai-machi 1chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Weegmann, Carl von** Dr Phil.; b. Jan. 1879. Köln, Germany; n. German. Career: grad. Univ. of Munich, 1909; apptd. Prof. German Languages, Mil. Staff Coll Tokyo 1922; Mil. Acad. 1929; Mil. Preparatory Sch. 1935; Librarian. German East Asiatic Society. Address: 714 Matsubaracho 2-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Wei Huan-chang 韋煥章** Gov. Pinkiang Prov. since Feb., 1938; b. 1892, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Liaoyang Normal Sch. 1911; Sec. Chief Educ. Dept. Fengtien Prov.; Dir. Fengtien Prov. Educ. Soc ; Chief Educ. Dept. Fengtien Prov. 1932-37; Mayor of Harbin till 1938. Address: Gov.'s Residence, Harbin. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Wei Tsung-lien 魏宗蓮** Dir. Manshu Kogyo Ginko (Ind. Bank of Manchou) since 1937; b. 1885 in Tehchow, Shantung; s. of Wei Nai-siang. Govt. Official. Career: studied law at Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Magistrate, Kianghun-Tao, Ichang-Tao, 1921; Chief. Ki-Hei Salt Transportation Office after Mukden Incident, 1931; Chief, State Salt Transportation Office, 1934-37. Address: Manshu Kogyo Ginko, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**White, Oswald** C.M.G.; Brit. Cons.-Gen. at Mukden since Mar. 1938; b. Sept. 1884, Newcastle-on-Tyne; n. British; s. of James White, merchant. Career: entered consular service 1903; Vice-Cons. 1913; Cons. 1920; Cons. at Dairen 1926-28; Cons.-Gen. at Osaka. Address: Brit. Consulate-General, Mukden. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Wiersum, Menno Simon** Mng.-Dir. M. S. Wiersum & Co., Yokohama; Consul for Netherlands, Yokohama; b. 1878. Kantens, Netherlands; n. Dutch; s. of L. Wiersum. Career: grad. Hoogere Burger Sch. Groningen; business practice at Groningen and Hamburg 6 years; at Shanghai, Hankow and Yokohama 1901-05; joined Simon, Evers & Co.. Yokohama 1905; started business on his account 1915. Address: 25 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Wistrand, Hugo** D.L.; 1st Secr. Swedish Legation, Tokyo; b. April 1895 at Stockholm. Address: 451 Shirokane Sanko-cho. Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Wohlers, H** Merchant; b. Oct. 1898, Hamburg, Germany; m. Liesel Krueger; n. German. Address: c/o Bergmann & Co., Hachiman-dori 3-chome, Kobe. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Woodd, Frederick Hampden Basil** M.A. (Cambridge Univ.); Missionary, Priest of Nippon Seikokwai; b. Mar. 1906. Osaka; s. of Rev. Charles Hampden Basil Woodd; m. Emily Hornby Foss. 1936. Career: born in Japan; returned to England 1913; educated at Weymouth Coll. and Cambridge Univ. (Jesus Coll.); ordained Deacon England, 1929; Priest 1930; 3 years curacy, Tonbridge, England; came back to Japan 1933; with Momoyama Chugakko 1933-37; Priest-in-charge of Fukkatsu Kyokwai and Amagasaki Kyokwai; Priest 1930; 3 years Curacy in Tonbridge in Osaka. Address: 64 Asahi-cho 2-chome, Sumiyoshi-ku. Osaka. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Yabuki, Keiki 矢吹慶輝** D. Litt.; Prof. Taisho Univ.; b. Feb. 1879, Fukushima-ken; s. of Tomeshichi, farmer. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Chief, Tokyo Social Bureau 1925-26; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1924-35; sent to Europe and America 1913-16 and 1922-33. Address: 365 Takinogawa, Takinogawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Yabuki, Seizo 矢吹省三** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Fuji Life Ins. Co.; b. July 1883, Tokyo; s. of late Hideichi Yabuki, Lieut.-Gen. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; joined Yokohama Specie Bank; became Dir. of several firms; elected Peer 1918; Parl. Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs 1925-27; of Navy 1929-31; of Foreign Affairs 1931; of Finance 1934-36. Address: 45 Nampeidai, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1059 ([scan part 1, leaf 1120](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1120/mode/1up))

**Yada, Shichitaro 矢田七太郎** See 1938 issue. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yagi, Motohachi 八木元八** Dir. Yalu Timber Co.; b. Feb. 1873, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Magohachi Yagi, merchant. Career: studied in China & Russia; Vice-Consul at several places; Consul, Tsingtao, China & New Orleans; Consul-Gen. Harbin. Address: c/o Yalu Timber Co., Antung, Manchoukuo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Kosçak 山田耕筰** Pres. Japan Symphony Assn.; Composer; Adviser Takarazuka Opera, Columbia Gramaphone Co., etc ; b. June 9, 1886. Tokyo; s. of Kenzo Yamada. Career: grad. Mid. Sch. Course, Kwansei Gakuin and Tokyo Academy of Music, Ueno; studied in Germany and grad. Composition Dept., Kaiser's Conservatoire, Berlin; conducted orchestras in America; founded Philharmony Society; composed songs, orchestras, symphonies and operas; founded Music-Drama Assn. and Composers' Assn. Address: 19 Goban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Ninzo 山田忍三** Mng.-Dir. Shirokiya Dept. Store since 1927; b. Dec. 20, 1885, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Masanari Namiyama, later adpt. by Ryuichi Yamada. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1905; established Yamada Shokai 1924; agent for Japan of Ford Motor Co ; founded Yamada Pub. Co. Address: 65 Gotanda 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Otozo 山田乙三** Lieut.-Gen.; present post undisclosed; b. Nov. 1881, Nagano-ken; s. of Kaku Ichikawa, later adopted by Takayuki Yamada. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1903; Instructor Mil. Cav. Sch.; Comdr. Cav. 26th Reg.; Chief Gen. Affairs Dept. Chosen Army Staff Office; Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Chief, Educational Dept. Mil. Cav. Sch. 1930; Chief Gen. Affairs Sec. Gen. Staff Office; Dir. Mil. Acad. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Saburo 山田三良** D.L.; Dir. Soc. for Int'l Cultural Relations; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; b. Nov. 18, 1869, Nara-ken; s. of Heizaburo Yamada. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1896; studied in Europe & Amer. 1897; Prof. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1901-30; Pres. Keijo Imp. Univ. 1931-35. Address: 172 Benten-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Sanjiro 山田三次郎** Chairman Shoko Glass Co., Asahi Glass Co ; b. Aug. 19, 1870, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Ariyasu Yamada. Career: Dir. Takachiho Brick Refinery. Address: 103 Aoyama Minami-cho 2-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Shosaku 山田昌作** Pres. Nipponkai Denki K. K.; Dir. Kamogawa Nickel Co.; b. Mar. 1890, Toyama-ken; e s. of Nobumasa Yamada, Co. Dir.; m. Hisano, e. d. of Kosaburo Furukawa. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Dir. Elec. Assn. Address: 10 Niyemoncho, Toyama City. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Tatsuo 山田龍雄** Mint-Master Finance Office; b. Nov. 1893, Kochi-ken; s. of Chojitsu Yamada. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1918; entered Finance Dept ; Chief Mito & Kyobashi Revenue Offices; Commr. Revenue Supt. Bureau; Chief Accounts Sec. Tokyo Revenue Supt. Bureau; Chief Indireet Tax Sec.; Bank Inspector; Chief Settled Accounts Sec. 1934-35; Mem. Cabinet Research Bureau 1935-36; Dir. Taxation Bureau 1936-37. Address: Zoheikyoku, Osaka. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Umajiro 山田馬次郎** Dir. Manshu Pulp Mfg. Co., Showa Steel Works, Ishikawajima Aircraft Co., Nippon Kyoritsu Fire Ins. Co., Okura-gumi; b. Aug. 1870, Wakayama-ken; s. of Masamichi Yamada. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1894; Dir. Japan Trade Assn.; decorated by French Govt. 1928. Address: 4 Onden 4-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamagata, Kiyoshi 山形清** Min. to Columbia and to Venezuera since 1938; b. Sept. 10, 1893, Ibaraki-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Elève-Consul, Hongkong 1918; Attaché, England 1919; attended Paris Peace Conf. and 1st League of Nations Assembly 1920; 3rd Emb. Secr. 1921; 3rd Leg. Secr., Sweden 1922; Foreign Office Secr. 1924; Chief, 2nd Sec., Europe & America Bureau 1926; Mem. Naval Disarm. Conf. Geneva 1927; Mem. Naval Conf. London 1929; 1st Emb. Secr. Belgium; Chief 5th Sec. Research Bureau 1934; Chief Archives & Documents Sec. Foreign Min.'s Secretariate. Address: 13 Mikawadai-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamagishi, Keinosuke 山岸慶之助** Aud. Kirin Brewery Co.; b. May 5, 1879, Tokyo; s. of Yubei Kitagawa, and later adopted by Kura Yamagishi. Career: grad. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch. 1898; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha 1898; Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Trading Co. 1922-29. Address: 146 Shirokane Imazato-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamaguchi, Kisaburo 山口喜三郎** Ph. D.; Pres. Tokyo Elec. Co.; Dir. Daido Signal Co., Asahi Electrification Ind. Co., Tokyo Elec. Radio Co., Shibaura Engrg. Works; b. Jan. 31, 1874, Tokyo; s. of Chozo Yamaguchi. Career: grad. Johns Hopkins Univ. Baltimore, U. S. A. 1902; Vice-Chief Mining Dept. later Mng.-Dir. Furukawa Gomei Kaisha; Mng.-Dir. Furukawa Elec. Co. 1920; Dir. Tokyo Elec. Co. 1918; Mng.-Dir. and Vice-Pres. of same 1921. Address: 260 Minami Shinagawa 5-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamaguchi, Noboru 山口昇** D.E.; Prof. Applied Mechanics, Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1926; b. Mar. 1891, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Kyujiro Yamaguchi. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imperial Univ.; Asst. Prof. same, 1916-26. Address: 1127 Ohara-machi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamaguchi, Satsujo 山口察常** D. Litt.; Prof. Tokyo Higher Sch since 1926; Lecturer Tokyo Imp. Univ. since 1936; b. Mar. 11, 1882, Aichi-ken; s. of Satsuyu Yamaguchi; m. Kiku, 1914. Career: grad. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1908; apptd. Supervisor of educ. publications, Educ. Dept. 1922; sent to Peking as Overseas Research Fellow by Educ. Dept. 1924-26; Prof. Tokyo Higher Normal Sch. 1926; granted deg. 1936; Mem. Examining Committee of Teachers' Licences since 1922. Address: 10 Togo-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamaguchi, Takehiko 山口武彦** Trader; Pres. Yamatake & Co.; b. July 2, 1869, Kagoshima-ken; s of Hikoshichi Yamaguchi. Career: grad. Tokyo Tech. Sch. (now Tokyo Univ. of Engrg.); served Patents Bureau; Mgr. Hakodate Dock Co.; established Yamatake & Co. 1903; Teikoku Spinning Machine Mfg. Co., Nihon Seiko K. K., Japan Oxygen Co. Address: 7 Shoto-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1060 ([scan part 1, leaf 1121](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1121/mode/1up))

**Yamaji, Akira 山路章** Cons.-Gen. at Vienna since Apr. 1938; b. Jan. 15, 1896; adopted by Yamaji family; married. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1920; entered For. Service 1922; served in Amer. and Germany; Chief 2nd Sec. Eur. & Asia Bur. 1936-38. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Vienna, Germany. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamaji, Tosataro 山地土佐太郎** Pres. Kyokuyo Hogei K. K.; Sumatra Takushoku K. K., Yamaji Steamship Co., Meiji Bussan K. K.; Dir. Borneo Rubber Co.; b. Dec. 1878, Tokyo; s. of Junkichi Yamaji. Career: Chairman Nanyo Planters' Assn.; Vice Chirman Tokyo Riding Club. Address: 5 Nakarokuban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamakawa, Tadao 山川端夫** D. L.; Mem. House of Peers; b. Dec. 15, 1873, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Kagenori Yamakawa, samurai. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; apptd. Councillor Navy Office 1899; Interpreter of same 1900; Councillor Ry. Dept.; Instructor Nav. Staff Coll.; attended 2nd Int'l Nav. Conf. Hague 1907; Int'l Naval Conf. London 1908-09; Peace Conf. France 1919; Dir. Special Peace Treaty Bureau; Dir. Treaty Bureau, Foreign Office 1920; Dir. Legislation Bureau 1925-27; nominated Peer 1926; attended London Naval Conf. 1929. Address: 5 Oyamamachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Hidesuke 山本英輔** See 1936 issue. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Isoroku 山本五十六** Vice-Adm.; Vice-Min. of Navy; Chief Nav. Air Service Hdqrs; b. Apr. 1884, Niigata-ken; s. of Teikichi Takano; later adopted by Tamashi Yamamoto. Career: grad. Nav. Acad. 1904; fought in Russo-Japanese War; Chief Instructor Kasumigaura Nav. Air Corps; Nav. Attaché Emb. Wash.; Captain "Isuzu" and "Akagi"; attended London Conf.; Chief Tech. Sec. Nav. Tech. Dept.; Japanese Delegate to Nav. Disarm. Pourparler London 1934; Chief Nav. Aeronautic Dept. Address: 1435 Kamikawara, Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Kozo 山本厚三** See 1938 issue. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Masuzo 山本倍三** Dir Nisshin Spinning Co.; b. Nov. 1884, Hyogo-ken; s. of Sadashichi Miki, and later adopted by Motosaburo Yamamoto. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1911; joined present firm 1912 Address: 11 Kita-machi Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Miono 山本美越乃** D.L.; M.A. (Wisconsin); Emeritus Prof. Kyoto Imp. Univ.; b Jan. 1874, Miye-ken; s. of Shobei Yamamoto. Career: studied at Doshisha Univ., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Columbia, Wisconsin, Halle and Berlin Univs.; Prof. Econ Kyoto Imp. Univ.; Dean Econ. Coll.; resigned Feb. 1934; despatched to China, Manchuria, Siberia, South Seas, Europe & America. Address: 1 of 31 Koyama Shimofusa-cho, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Morimasa 山本盛正** Pres. Manshu Arsenal since 1934; Pres. Manshu Ind. Soc.; b. June 1873, Kagoshima-ken; s. of Morihide Yamamoto, banker. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; joined Kawasaki Dockyard Co.; apptd. Chief, Works Dept. 1909; Dir. 1920; Mng.-Dir. 1923-33. Address: 4 Asama-cho, Mukden. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Saizo 山本犀藏** See 1938 issue. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Soji 山本惣治** Mng.-Dir. Nissan Jidosha Hambai K. K.; Dir. Nissan Jidosha K. K.; b. Oct. 1888, Niigata-ken; s. of Meijiro Yamamoto; m. Tokuko Ito. Career: grad. Tokyo Sch. of Foreign Lang. 1912; Factory Mgr. Kubota Iron Works 1917; Purchasing Mgr. Toyo Steel Mills Co. 1917; Business Mgr. Kyoritsu Kigyo K. K.; Dir. Tobatta Foundry Co. 1927; Dir. Dat Jidosha K. K. 1931; Mng.-Dir. Jidosha Seizo K. K. 1933; Mng.-Dir. Nissan Jidosha K. K. 1934. Address: Denyen-Chofu 3-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Tadaoki 山本忠興** D. E.; Dir. Waseda Univ.; Chief, Sc. Dept., same; b. June 25, 1881, Kochi-ken. Career: grad. Elec. Course, Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1905; entered Shibaura Engrg. Works; studied in Germany, 1909; Prof. Sc. Dept. Waseda University; received degree 1917; attended World Power Conf. London 1924. Address: Edogawa Apmts. Shin-Ogawa-machi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Tatsuo 山本達雄** Baron; Mem. House of Peers; Adviser, Minseito; b. Mar. 3, 1856; s. of Kaku Yamamoto, samurai. Career: studied at Keio Univ. and Mitsubishi Com. Sch.; Mgr. Nippon Yusen Kaisha; Business Mgr. Bank of Japan; Dir. Yokohama Specie Bank; Pres. Bank of Japan; same, Hypothec Bank of Japan; Finance Minister in 3rd Saionji Cabinet; Com. & Agr. Min. in Yamamoto Cabinet and Hara Cabinet; Home Min. in Saito Cabinet 1932-34. Address: 38 Kaminiban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto, Yoshiji 山本芳治** Seiyu-kai Mem. of Parliament; Parl. Councillor Public Welfare Dept. since Jan., 1938; b. Sept. 1881, Hyogo-ken. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1909; practiced Law at Osaka, 1911; Mem. Osaka Muni. Assembly; elected M. P. 4 times from Osaka since 1924. Address: Public Welfare Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamuro, Gumpei 山室軍平** See 1938 issue. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamuro, Munetake 山室宗武** Lieut.-Gen.; Dir. Mil. Acad. since July 1938; b. Oct. 21, 1880, Kumamoto-ken; bro. of Sobun Yamamuro. banker. Career: grad. Mil. Academy 1903; Instructor. Field Artil. Sch.; Comdr. Field Heavy Artil. 4th Reg.; Staff Mil. Tech. Dept.; Chief 3rd Sec. Mil. Tech. Dept.; Dir. Field Artil. Sch. 1932-36; Artil. Inspector 1936-37; Comdr. 11th Div. 1937-38. Address: Military Academy, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamamuro, Sobun 山室宗文** Chairman Mitsubishi Trust Co., Mitsubishi Econ. Research Bureau; Dir. Mitsubishi Bank, Mitsubishi Estate Co., Trust Assn.; Aud. Mitsubishi Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries; b. Oct. 1880, Kumamoto-ken; s. of Soi Yamamuro. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1907; studied in Europe & Amer.; joined Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha; Vice-Chief Bank Dept.; Business Mgr. London Branch; Mgr. Osaka Branch; Spec. Mem. Osaka Chamber of Com. & Ind.; Mng.-Dir. Mitsubishi Bank 1929-36. Publications: "Japan's Money Market," etc. Address: 10 Mukoyama, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1061 ([scan part 1, leaf 1122](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1122/mode/1up))

**Yamanaka, Kikori 山中[?]** Dir. of Library, Taiwan Govt.-Gen.; b. Oct. 1882, Fukui City; s. of Rainosuke Yamanaka; m. Miyoshi, d. of Gentatsu Suzuki, physician. Career: Teacher Nara Tech. Sch., Miyagi-ken Higher Girls' Sch.; Librarian Miyagi Pref. Library; Chief Niigata Pref. Library. Address: 127 Nishiki-cho, Taihoku. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamane, Fumio 山根文雄** Pres. Kyoto Nichi-Nichi Shimbun; Aud. Radio Corp. of Japan; b. Feb. 1882, Tokushima-ken; s. of Bunkichi Yamane, agriculturist; m. Hisano, sister of Jun Kimura 1913. Career: joined Kobe Yushin Nippo and then Kobe Shimbun and started his pressman life; became General Manager Kyoto Nichi-Nichi; Mng.-Dir. Kobe Shimbun; Dir. Osaka Jiji Shimpo; Nagasaki Shimbun; Santo Godo Shimbun-sha; Mng.-Dir. Osaka Broadcasting Station; Dir. Radio Corp. of Japan; travelled in Europe and America to inspect newspaper business and broadcasting works 1932. Address: Somedono-cho, Hirokoji-agaru, Nashikicho-dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamane, Teiichi 山根貞一** Dir. Light-House Bur. Com. Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. Mar. 1888, Tokyo-fu; e. s. of Junzaburo. Career: grad. Agr. Coll. Tohoku Imp. Univ. 1913, Polit. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1922; entered Com. Dept. 1927; Chief Maritime Affairs Sec. same; Commr. Ind. Life Ins. Bur. 1932; Chief Supt. Sapporo Com. Bur. 1933. Address: Communications Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamanobe, Seisuke 山邊清亮** Aud. Toyo Cotton Mills Co.; A. M. S T.; b. June 8, 1886, Otsu, Shiga-ken; adopted s. of late Takeo Yamanobe, Pres. of above firm. Career: grad. Textile Dept. Muni. Sch. of Tech. Manchester; has been with present firm since 25 years ago; authority on cotton spinning ind. in Japan. Address: 19 Dogashiba-cho, Tennoji-ku. Osaka. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamanouchi, Shizuo 山内静夫** Lt.-Gen. (retired); Adviser S M. R. Co.; b. Aug. 1876, Kyoto; s. of Kakudo Yamanouchi; adopted by Masaki Yamanouchi. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1897, Mil. Artil. Sch. and Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; apptd. Instructor Mil. Acad.; Adjutant Field Telegraph Dept. Imp. Hdqrs.; Instructor Artil. Sch.; Sec. Chief, Mil. Tech. Dept.; Chief Mil. Fortification Dept.; Pres. Manchuria Tel. & Telegraph Co. Address: 370 Taizanton, Dairen. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamaoka, Mannosuke 山岡萬之助** D.L.; Mem. House of Peers; Pres. Nippon Univ.; b. Apr. 11, 1876; s. of Tsuruji Kosaka; later succeeded Yamaoka, mother's family. Career: grad. Nippon Horitsu Gakko 1899; Judge Tokyo District Court; studied criminal law in Germany; Councillor Justice Dept.; Dir. Penal Bureau same; Police Bureau Home Dept.; Gov.-Gen. Kwantung Govt.; rec'd deg. 1919. Address: 20, Shinsen, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamaryo, Sadaji 山領貞二** Dir. Tsitsihar Direction of Manchoukuo State Railway; b. Apr. 1886, Saga-ken; s. of Seisai Yamaryo. Career: grad. Kumamoto Higher Tech. Sch. 1909; entered S. M. R. Co.; studied in Europe & America 1919-21; Chief, Construction Sec., Railway Department 1930; Chief, Construction Dept., Gen. Direction of Manchoukuo State Railway 1933; Vice-Dir. 1934-35. Address: c/o Tsitsihar District Office, Gen. Direction of Manchoukuo State Railway, Tsitsihar. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamasaki, Takeshi 山崎猛** M.P.; b. June 1886, Ibaraki-ken; s. of Naoshi Yamasaki. Career: Mayor of Mito; Priv. Secr. to Educ. Minister & Justice Min.; elected M P. 6 times since 1924; Parl. Vice-Min. of Agr. & For. 1936-37. Address: 307, Harajuku 3-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamashita, Kamesaburo 山下龜三郎** Pres. Yamashita K. K., Yamashita Kisen Kaisha, Hanshin Harbour Co.; b. Apr. 1867, Ehime-ken; s. of Genjiro Yamashita. Career: studied at Meiji Law Sch.; engaged in coal & marine business. Address: 47 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamashita, Okiie 山下興家** Dir. Hitachi Ltd.; b. Apr. 30, 1881, Ehime-ken; s. of Kosaku Yamashita. Career: grad. Engrg. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1906; entered S. M. R. Co.; Engr. same; sent to Europe & America 3 years; Engr. Imp. Govt. Ry. 1916; Mgr. Oi & Omiya Works; Chief, Factory Sec. Engrg. Bureau 1925; Dir. 1929. Address: 507 Koyamacho, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamashita, Seiichi 山下清一** Author; b. Nov. 1876. Miyazaki-ken; 2nd s. of Morinori Yamashita; m. Fumiye. Career: grad. Eng. Polit. Course Waseda Univ., 1901; Secr., Revenue Bureau, Finance Dept.; Bible Translation Reviser; Account Mgr., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.; Japanese Accountant, same; Attorney at International Law, Yokohama; founded the Universal Foundation Spirit Assn. of Japan, 1926. Author: "The Way for Our Emperor," "Japanese Spirit and Three Imp. Treasures," "National Foundation Spirit," "Meiji Emperor's Songs, Omigokoro," etc. Address: 60 Aoyama Minami-cho 5-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamauchi, Katsuo 山内勝雄** M. Sc. (Columbia Univ.); Mng.-Dir. Kurosaki Ceramic Co. since 1936; b. Aug. 4, 1886, Fukuoka-ken; s. of Hanzaburo Yamauchi, landwoner. Career: grad. Yamaguchi Higher Com. Sch. 1908; entered S. M. R. Co. 1909; sent to Europe & Amer. 1919-21; Acting Traffic Mgr. Head Office; resigned 1931; Inspector & Aud. Subsidiary Cos. of same; Dir. Dairen Fire & Marine Ins. Co. 1933-36. Address: 654 Sonoda-machi 1-chome, Ohkura, Yawata City. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamawaki, Masataka 山脇正隆** Lieut.-Gen.; Supt. Mil. Training Dept. of War Office since July 1938; b. 1886, Aichi-ken. Career: grad. Mil. Acad. 1907, Mil. Staff Coll.; resided in Poland; Staff Gen. Staff Office; Aide-de-Camp to late Marshal Uehara; Sec. Chief Gen. Staff Office & Instructor Mil. Staff Coll.; Comdr. Inf. 22nd Reg.; Chief 1st Sec. Mil. Training Dept.; Mil. Attaché Legation Poland; Dir. Resources Mobilization Bur. War Office 1935-1938. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1062 ([scan part 1, leaf 1123](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1123/mode/1up))

**Yamazaki, Iwao 山崎巖** Dir. Social Affairs Bur. Public Welfare Dept. since Jan. 1938; b. Sept. 16, 1894, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. German Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; entered Home Office; Commr. Nagasaki and Osaka Prefs.; Secr. Social Affairs Bur. Home Office; Chief Preservation Sec. Soc. Affairs Bur.; Chief Documents Sec. of Home Minister's Secretariate; Commr. Cabinet Resources Bur.; Chief Accounts Sec. Home Office; Chief Soc. Affairs Dept. of Soc. Affairs Bur. same. Address: 1055 Nakanobu-cho, Ebara-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yamazaki, Kakujiro 山崎覺次郎** D.L.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. Chuo Univ.; Mem. Imp. Acad.; b. June 1868, Shizuoka-ken; s. of Tokujiro Yamazaki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1889; studied econ. in Germany; Prof. Tokyo Higher Com. Sch.; Asst. Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Prof. same; resigned 1929; Commr. Imp. Household Dept. 1926-1930. Address: 126 Hara-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yamazaki, Matajiro 山崎又次郎** D.L.; Prof., Keio Univ.; b. July 1890, Wakayama City; e. s of Eijiro Yamazaki, merchant; m. Mutsu, d. of Churyo Morita. Career: grad. Polit. Dept. Keio Univ. 1914; joined Jiji Shimpo-sha 1917; Special Staff, Peace Convention Bureau, Dept. of For. Affairs, 1919; sent to Europe and America for study from Alma Mater 1924; returned 1926; obtained D.L. degree, 1936. Publications: "Outlines of Constitutional Law," "Proportional Representation System and Majority Preferential Voting System," "Science of Constitutional Law," "Principles of Japanese Constitutional Law," etc. Address: 1502 Takagi-cho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yamazaki, Motoki 山崎元幹** Vice-Press. Manchuria Elec. Co.; b July 1889, Fukuoka-ken. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp Univ. 1916; joined S. M. R. Co.; Dir. same 1931. Address: Manchuria Elec. Co., Hsinking. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yamazaki, Seiichiro 山崎誠一郎** Cons.-Gen. at Chientao since Mar. 1938; b. Feb. 21, 1880. Kochi-ken; 2nd s. of Hirokichi; married. Career: Cons. at Tsitsihar, Changkiakow and Manchouli; Cons. at Chefoo 1933, Swatow 1935. Address: Japanese Consulate-General, Chientao, Manchoukuo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yamazaki, Suejiro 山崎末治郎** Head Hsinking Spec. Muni. Library; b. Mar. 15, 1909. Saga-ken; s. of Hanji Yamazaki; married. Career: grad. Litt. Course Nihon Univ.; served Toyo Bunko; entered Local Dept. of S. M. R. 1936; Head Yingkow Library of same; present post since Dec. 1937. Address: Hsinking Spec. Muni. Library, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yamazaki, Tatsunosuke 山崎達之輔** M.P ; b. June 1880, Tokyo; s. of Genei Yamazaki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1906; apptd. Official and Councillor Taiwan Govt ; Secr. and Councillor Educ. Dept.; Dir. Common Educ. Bureau; Parl. Vice-Minister of Educ.; elected to Diet 6 times; Chairman Polit. Affairs Inquiry Committee Seiyukai; Agr. & Forestry Minister 1934-36; again same 1936-37. Address: 14 Higashi Goken-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yanagawa, Heisuke 柳川平助** Lieut.-Gen. (reserve); b. Oct. 1879, Nagasaki-ken; s. of Tomotaro Kusunoki; adopted by Yanagawa family. Career: grad. Mil. Acad.; fought in Russo-Japanese War; grad. Mil. Staff Coll.; Instructor Cav. Sch.; Comdr. Cav. 20th Reg.; Sec. Chief Gen. Staff Office; Comdr. Cav. 1st Brig.; Dir. Cav. Sch.; Vice-Min. of War 1930-34; Comdr. 1st Div. 1934; Comdr. Taiwan Army 1935; resigned from active service 1936; commanded Japanese Landing Army on Hangchow Bay on the Sino-Japanese Hostilities 1938. Address: c/o War Office, Tokyo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yanagi, Sotaro 柳莊太郎** Pres. Dai-Ichi Fire & Marine Ins. Co.; Dir Niko Co. & Denki Kagaku Co.; b. Sept. 1862, Nagano-ken; s of Yasoki Yanagi. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1889; joined Jiji Shimpo; Mng.-Dir. Maebashi Spinning Works Ltd.; Mgr. Shinmachi Spinning Works 1895; joined Mitsui Bank 1899; Mgr. Shimonoseki, Hiroshima and Nagasaki Branches; Chief. Real Estate Dept. same 1909; established Dai-Ichi Fire & Marine Ins. Co. and became Mng.-Dir. 1917. Address: 37 Honmura-cho, Azabu-ku. Tokyo. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yanagida, Kunio 柳田國男** Authority on folk talks & customs of Japan; Adviser Tokyo Asahi Shimbun; b. July 1875, Chiba-ken; adopted s. of Naohei Yanagida. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1900; Councillor, Legislative Bureau 1902; Secr. Imp. Household Dept.; Secr. of Cabinet; Chief Secr. House of Peers 1914. Address: 3272 Kitami. Kinuta-mura, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yanagisawa, Ken 柳澤健** 1st Secr. Leg. Portugal since Apr. 1938; b. Nov. 31, 1889, Fukushima-ken; married. Career: grad French Law Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1915; entered foreign service since 1922; 3rd Secr. Emb. in France 1924. Leg. in Switzerland 1927; Cons. at Stockholm 1927; 2nd Secr. Norway, Denmark and Finland, 1928; Mexico 1929; Cuba 1930; Sec. Chief Foreign Office 1933; 1st Secr. Emb. in Belgium; same Italy 1937. Address: Japanese Legation, Lisbon, Portugal. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yanai, Hisao 柳井恒夫** Vice-Chief Japanese Office League of Nations, and Cons.-Gen., Geneva since 1938. b. Nov. 1895, Tokyo. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1919; passed For. Service Exam. Oct. 1919; served in Siam 1919. France 1920; Mem. Executive Com. of Peace Treaty Conf. Oct. 1920; served Belgium in 1921, Brazil 1922; 3rd. Leg. Secr. 1923; 3rd Emb. Secr, 1924; served 1st Sec. Asia Bur. 1924; 3rd Secr. to Emb. in France 1927; Mem. Executive Com. of Peace Treaty Conf. 1929; Delegate Conf. on German Reparations Question at Hungary 1929; Cons. at Mukden 1931; Chief 3rd Sec. Asia Bur. For. Office 1934; Commr. Manchurian Affairs Board 1935; Counsellor Japanese Embassy Germany 1936-38. Address: Japanese Consulate-Gen., Geneva. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yang Nai-shih 楊乃時** Dir. People's Welfare Dept. Lungkiang Prov. since July 1938; b. 1888, Wutsin-hsien, Chiangsu Prov., China. Career: grad. Lungcheng Coll., Chiangsu Prov.; studied in Japan; Teacher, Fengtien 2nd Higher Sch.; Mgr. Sino-Japanese Cultural Assn.; Prof. North Eastern Univ.; Secr. Fin. Dept. Fengtien Prov.; Secr. Mukden Mun. Office 1932-35; Mayor of Tsitsihar 1935-37. Address: Lungkiang Prov. Office, Tsitsihar. — p. 1063 ([scan part 1, leaf 1124](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1124/mode/1up))

**Yoshiiye, Keizo 吉家敬造** Aud. Kamogawa Nickel Co. since establishment 1938. Address: c/o Kamogawa Nickel Co., Aizawa Bldg., Kabuto-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yoshimura, Manjiro 吉村萬治郎** Pres. Fuji Elec. Co.; Repr. Dir., Furukawa Mining Co., Furukawa Forestry Co., Furukawa Coal Mining Co.; b. March 1886, Tokyo; s. of Shobei Kimura; later adopted by Yoshimura family. Career: grad. Keio Univ. 1908; studied in Halle & Berlin Univs; Vice-Pres. Furukawa Mining Co. Address: 44 Takanawa Minami-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yoshino, Shinji 吉野信次** Vice-Gov. North China Develop. Co. since 1938; b. Sept. 1888, Miyagi-ken; s. of Toshizo Yoshino. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1913; entered Agr. & Com. Dept.; Secr. to Min. of Agr. & Com.; transferred to Com. & Ind. Dept. 1925; Chief Documents and Statis. Bureaux same; Dir. Ind. Bur. 1928; Vice-Min. of Com. & Ind.; Pres. Tohoku Kogyo K. K.; Min. of Com. & Ind. 1937-38. Address: 54 Kamiyama, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yoshioka, Yasusada 吉岡保貞** Vice-Admiral (reserve); Mng.-Dir. Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd.; b. Feb. 25, 1880, Tottori-ken. Career: grad. Naval Engrg. Sch. 1903; despatched to England to bring home H. M. S. "Kongo" 1911; Served World War; resided in England to inspect naval affairs 1917-18; Chief Engineer, 1st Torpedo Flotilla; same, 3rd Squadron; Chief, 2nd Sec., Engrg. Bureau of Navy; Chief Engr. Training Sqn.; Chief, Tech. Dept. Yokosuka Nav. Station; Chief, Gen. Affairs. Sec. Naval Tech. Dept.; Dir. Sasebo Nav. Arsenal; Dir. Nav. Fuel Depot. Address: 151 Rikyu-mae, Suma, Kobe. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yoshioka, Yoshisaburo 吉岡義三郎** Mng.-Dir. Kogyo Koshi since 1934; Councillor, Oriental Development Co.; b. Mar. 13, 1889, Wakayama-ken; s. of Matsunosuke Asai, merchant, later adopted by Ginji Yoshioka; m. Mitsue, niece of Kenkichi Sakaeda. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imperial Univ. 1917; joined Fujita-gumi and served at Kosaka Mines; entered Oriental Development Co., serving at its General Affairs Dept., Keijo and Moppo Branches; Asst.-Mgr. Keijo Branch; Mgr. Fusan Br.; Mgr. Sharlin and Heijo Br.; besides served as Special Mem. of several local agr. assns. in Korea; Auditor, Totaku Mining Co. and Chosen Fertilizer Co. etc. Address: 64 Hanazono-cho, Dairen. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yoshizawa, Kenkichi 芳澤謙吉** Mem. House of Peers; b. Jan. 1874, Niigata-ken; s. of Joryo Yoshizawa, banker. Career: grad. Litt. Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1899; appt'd Attaché, Foreign Office; Dir. Polit. Affairs Bureau; same, Asia Bureau; 1st Secr. Emb. in England; Min. to China; Amb. to France; Foreign Minister in Inukai Cabinet; nominated Peer 1932. Address: 22 Kasumi-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yoshizawa, Seijiro 吉澤清次郎** Dir. Amer. Bur. For. Office; b. Feb. 1893, Nagano-ken. Career: grad. Econ. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ., 1917; entered For. Office 1917; served in England; Mem. Executive Com. of Peace Conf. 1920; 3rd Emb. Secr. Dec., 1920; Delegate League of Nations Assembly at Geneva 1921; Cons. at Tsinan 1924, Fuchow 1925; Commr. Taiwan Govt.-Gen. 1925; 2nd Secr. to Emb. in Germany 1927; 1st Secr. to Emb. in Italy 1929; Mem. Standing Committee for Int'l Agrl. Assn. 1929; Delegate 10th Com. for Agrl. Assn. at Rome 1930, Temporary Assembly of League of Nations at Geneva 1932; Cons.-Gen. at Hsinking 1933; Commr. Kwantung Govt. Oct. 1933; same of Chosen Govt. Dec. 1933; Counsellor at Emb. in Wash. 1935. Address: 9 Shirokane Daimachi 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yosie, Takuzi 吉江琢兒** D. Sc.; Emeritus Prof. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Mem. Nat. Research Council; Mem. Imp. Acad.; b. Apr. 1874, Yamagata-ken; s. of Masaki Yosie. Career: grad. Maths. Course Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1897; Prof. Sc. Coll. of Alma Mater 1909-35; studied in Germany 1899; Commr. Crown Prince's study 1898. Address: 1991 Kitizyozi, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Young, Douglas Mortimer** Mng.-Dir. Kobe & Osaka Press.; Founder Far Eastern Advertising Agency; b. Mar. 11, 1878, London; n. British. Career: in journalistic work in England; came to Japan and joined Japan Chronicle 1901; resigned same 1907; Vice-Cons. for Greece at Kobe 1923. Address: P. O. Box 108, Kobe. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Young, James Russel** Newspaper Management; b. July 1903, Rushville, Ill., U.S.A.; s. of James H. Young, banker; m. Marjorie Willis. Career: student Univ. of Ill. and Johns Hopkins Univ.; Priv. Secr. late E. W. Scripps of Scripps-Howard Newspapers; United Press Assn. New York 1926-27; since 1928 in Japan; Mgr. Japan Advertiser and Tokyo Corr. for Hearst's Int'l and Universal News services. Address: 2 Hiroo-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yu Chao-wu [?]紹武** Dir. Harbin Customs since 1932; b. 1888, Tahsing-hsien, Hopei Prov. Career: grad. Chinese Eastern Ry. Russian Language Sch.; entered Harbin Customs; Chief, Manchouli Branch Customs. Address: Customs House, Harbin. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yu Chi-shan 于芷山** Field-Marshall; Manchoukuo Minister of Public Peace; b. 1882, Taian-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: Comdr. Chang Tso-lin's Guards; Chief Aide-de-Camp same 1927; Defence Commr. and War Councillor, Comdr.-in-Chief's Office North Eastern Frontier Defence Army; Comdr. 1st Dist. Garrison Army 1932-35; Defense Min. 1935-37. Address: Dept. of Pub. Peace, Hsinking. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yu Chin-ho 余晉[?]** Mayor and Police Chief of Peking; b. 1887, Chaohsing, Cheh-chiang Prov. Career: grad. Tokyo Gendamerie Training Inst., 1906, Mil. Acad. of Japan, 1911; Chief Tsingtao Harbour Admin. Bur., 1922; same of Public Peace Bur.; Chief Peking Public Peace Bur., 1934; Mayor of Amoy, 1935; Non-Official Staff Foreign Office Chinese National Govt.; present posts since Jan., 1938. Address: Peking Muni. Office, Peking, China. — p. 1066 ([scan part 1, leaf 1125](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1125/mode/1up))

**Yu Ching-tao 于鏡濤** Supt.-Gen. Metro. Police Bd., Hsinking; b. 1896 Kirin Prov. Career: grad. Harbin Higher Sch.; Vice-Chief Ry. Guards Office of Eastern Prov.; Comdr. Guards Corps Spec. Dist. of Eastern Prov. upon foundation of Manchoukuo 1932; Dir. Police Affairs Bd. of Harbin; present post since 1937. Address: Metropolitan Police Board, Hsinking. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yu Ching-yuan 于靜遠** Mayor of Hsinking and Chief Hsinking Hdqrs. Manchoukuo Concordia Assn. since Feb., 1938; b. 1898, Liaoyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Swiss Mil. Acad.; Prof. North Eastern Univ.; Staff Tungsheng Ry. Guards Corps Hdqrs.; Councillor Tungsheng Spec. Dist. Gov.'s Office; Chief Fengtien Self-Govt. Training Inst.; Chief Gen. Affairs Dept. Concordia Assn. 1932; Councillor Emb. Tokyo 1933-37; Chief Central Hdqrs. Manchoukuo Concordia Assn. 1937-38. Address: Mayor's Residence, Hsinking. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yu Shen-chang 于琛徵** General; Gov. Sankiang Prov.; Comdr. 4th District Army; b. 1878, Kirin Province. Career: Comdr. 10th Brig. Kirin 1922; Comdr. Bandit Suppression Army Kirin 1923; Comdr. 16th Div. of North Eastern 1925-26; Comdr. 4th District Garrison Army 1934-35; 1st Dist. Garrison 1935-37. Address: Sankiang Prov. Office, Chiamussu. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yuan Chen-tuo 阮振鐸** Manchoukuo Ambassador to Tokyo; b. 1893, Tiehling-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. South Manchuria Med. Coll. 1919; studied in Kyoto Imp. Univ. 1921; Pres. Mukden Hospital 1923; Commr. Kirin-Changchun & Kirin-Tunhua Ry. Adm. Bureaux 1930; Adviser Fengtien Prov. Govt. 1931; Chief Secr. of same 1932; Dir. Capital Constr. Bureau 1932-35; Minister of Educ. 1935-37. Address: Manchoukuo Embassy, Tokyo. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yuan Ching-lien 袁慶[?]** Dir. Cadastre Adjustment Bur. of Manchoukuo; b. 1894 Fengtien Prov. Career: grad. Shenyang Higher Normal Sch.; Chief, Elec. Light Office Changchun; Chief, Revenue Supt. Office, Harbin. Address: Cadastre Adjustment Bur., Hsinking. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yuan Chin-kai 袁金鎧** Manchoukuo Lord Keeper of Privy Seal; b. 1870, Liaoyang-hsien, Fengtien Prov. Career: Dir. Liaoyang General Police Bureau after Russo-Japanese War; Chief Secr. to Chang Tso-lin 1916; Heilungkiang Mil. Gov.'s Chief Secr. 1922; Vice-Pres. North Eastern Local Peace Assn. after Chang's death; Councillor, Commander-in-Chief, N. E. Frontier Defence Army 1929; Chairman. Local Peace Committee; Supreme Adviser, Fengtien Prov. 1931; Privy Councillor 1932-35. Address: Hsinking. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yuasa, Kurahei 湯淺倉平** Grand Keeper of Imp. Seals; b. Feb. 1, 1874, Yamaguchi-ken; s. of Koan Yuasa, doctor. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1898; Councillor Shiga-ken & Hyogo-ken; Chief, Police Dept. Tottori-ken, Ehime-ken, Nagasaki-ken, Kanagawa-ken; Chief Home Dept., Kagawa-ken & Kanagawa-ken; Dir. Local Affairs Bureau Home Dept. 1912; Gov. Okayama-ken; Shizuoka-ken 1914; Dir. Police Bureau Home Dept. 1915; nominated Peer; Metro. Police Chief; Vice-Home Minister; Vice-Gov. Gen. of Chosen; Pres. Board of Audit. 1929; Imp. Household Min. 1933-36. Address: 6 Nakamachi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yuki, Seitaro 結城濟太郎** Vice-Governor Pinkiang Prov., Manchoukuo; b. Aug. 1, 1894, Yamagata-ken; s. of Tamijiro Yuki, farmer; m. Sonoko. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ.; joined S. M. R. Co.; Chief Gen. Affairs Bureau Manchoukuo Supervisory Council; same of Capital Constr. Bureau. Address: Pinkiang Prov. Office, Harbin. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yuki, Toyotaro 結城豐太郎** Gov. Bank of Japan; Mem. House of Peers; Advisory Councillor to Fin Min.; b. May 24, 1877, Yamagata-ken; s. of Yaemon Yuki. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1903; joined Bank of Japan; served at London; Mng.-Dir. Yasuda Hozensha; Vice-Pres. Yasuda Bank; Dir. Mitsui Trust Co., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Nippon Elec. Co., Nippon Wireless Telegraph Co.; Pres. Ind. Bank of Japan 1930-37; Finance Minister in Hayashi Cabinet 1937. Address: 61 Nagasaka-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Yusawa, Michio 湯澤三千男** Vice-Chairman Japan Physical Educ. Soc. since Jan. 1938; Admin. Adv. to Provisional Govt. of China since Apr. 1938; b. May 1888, Tochigi-ken; s. of Yoshimoto Yusawa. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1912; Commr. Fukui-ken; Secr. Home Dept.; Chief Research Sec. Sanitary Bureau. Home Dept.; Chief Ins. Sec. Social Bureau; Gov. Miyagi-ken; Dir. Civil Engrg. Bureau, Home Dept.; Govt. Rep. to 12th Int'l Labour Conf. Geneva 1928; Gov. Hiroshima-ken 1932-34, Hyogo-ken 1935; Vice-Home Minister 1936-37. Address: 20 Komagome Akebono-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Zaleski, Xavier** Councillor Polish Emb. in Tokyo; b. Apr. 10, 1892, Poland. Career: grad. London Sch. of Econ. & Polit. Sci.; entered foreign service 1922; 2nd Secr. Leg. in Brussels 1931-34; 1st Secr. same 1934-35; Counsellor For. Office, Warsaw 1935-36; Chief Asiatic Sec. of same 1936-37; present post since arrival in Japan 1937. Address: 108 Kobinata Suido-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Zen, Keinosuke 膳桂之助** Gen. Secr. Industry Club of Japan; Mng.-Dir. Nippon Group Life Ins. Co., National Federation of Ind. Assns. of Japan; b. July 21, 1887, Gunma-ken; bro. of Osajiro Zen; m. Kuni, d. of Kotaro Yamaguchi. Career: grad. Law Coll. Tokyo Imp. Univ. 1914; Councillor, Govt. Steel Works; entered Dept. of Agr. & Com.; Chief Labour Sec. & Market Sec. of Com. Affairs Bureau; Secr. Dept. of Agr. & For.; Chief Silk Filature Sec. of same; attended Int'l Labour Conf. Geneva as Japan's Ind. Del. 1937. Address: 136 Totsuka-cho 3-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))

**Zumoto, Motosada 頭本元貞** Pres. Int'l Corr. Assn.; Pres. Herald of Asia, Text-Book Publishing Co.; b. Dec. 1862, Tottori-ken; s. of Yasugoro Zumoto. Career: grad. Sapporo Agrl. Coll. 1884; Corr. Japan Mail; Secr. of Ito Cabinet; started Japan Times 1897; elected M. P. 1917; went abroad several times; established Seoul Press in Chosen 1906. Address: 118, Honmura-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1067 ([scan part 1, leaf 1126](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1126/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — I. Banks—Trust Companies (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Aichi Bank, Ltd** —18 Miyuki-Honmachi-dori 8-chome, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Mar. 1896. Cap. 15,000 (11,800 p.u.); res. 13,570. Pres. Y. Watanabe; Mng.-Dirs. M. Yamaura, E. Aoki, R. Kubodera; Dir. S. Okaya Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, etc. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Anshan Immovables Trust Co., Ltd** —5, Minami-Sanjo-machi, Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1921. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 129. Rep.-Dir. K. Yura; Dirs. S. Katori, T. Miyake, F. Sakamoto. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Ashikaga Bank, Ltd** —Tori 3-chome, Ashikaga City, Tochigi-ken Est. 1895. Cap. 8,000 (5,450 p.u.); res. 2,926. Pres. Y. Taguchi; Vice-Pres. R. Suzuki; Dirs. G. Kanda, C. Tanaka, J. Ishizaki, T. Akima, Y. Oshima, A. Kimura, H. Tamura, J. Kameda, H. Ishihara, K. Yanagida. Branches: 22 localities. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Chiyoda Shokentoshi Co., Ltd** —Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo Est. Oct. 1918. Cap. 8,000 (2,000 p.u.); res. 242. Pres. S. Kinoshita; Mng.-Dir. R. Ochi; Dirs. H. Abe, T. Ando, M. Hatano, S. Oguma, Y. Namiki. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Chosen Ginko (Bank of Chosen)** —Keijo, Chosen. Est. 1909 Cap. 40,000 (25,000 p.u.); res. 8,731. Gov. J. Matsubara; Vice-Gov. T. Kimimori; Dirs. M. Yokose, G. Otsuka, K. Hoshino Branches: (Japan proper) Tokyo, Osaka (2), Kobe, Shimonoseki; (Chosen) Fusan, Taikyu, Moppo, Reisui, Kunsan, Jinsen, Heijo, Chinnampo, Genzan, Seisin, Rashin, Yuki; (Manchoukuo) Antung, Dairen, Ryojun, Yingkow, Liaoyang, Mukden, Hsiaohsikuan (Mukden), Tiehling, Kaiyuan, Ssupingkai, Hsinking (2), Harbin, Fuchiatien, Lungchingtsun, Tumen, Tsitsihar, Hailar, Chinchow, Chihfeng, Chengteh (Jehol), Mutankiang; (China) Shanghai, Tsingtao, Tientsin; New York Agency (165 Broadway, New York); London Representative (34 Old Broad St., London E. C. 2). Cable: "Chosenbank" for all branches excepting New York, Shanghai and London which is "Chosengink." — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Chosen Shogyo Ginko (Commercial Bank), Ltd** —Nandaimon-dori 2-chome, Keijo. Est. Jan. 1897. Cap. 9,925 (4,975 p.u.); res. 1,915. Pres. Boku Eitetsu; Mng.-Dir. M. Hori; Dirs. T. Yamaguchi, Kin Chin-gyoku, K. Kojyo, K. Inouye, Kan Ji-in. Branches: 40 places in Chosen. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Chosen Shokusan Ginko (Industrial Bank of Chosen), Ltd** —Nandaimon-dori, Keijo. Est. Oct. 1918. Cap. 30,000 (p.u.); res. 18,561. Pres. S. Hayashi; Vice-Pres. Y. Watanabe; Dirs. R. Kaneko, S. Yamaguchi, B. Tominaga. Branches: Osaka, Tokyo and 58 in Chosen. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Chosen Trust Co., Ltd** —Nandaimon-dori, Keijo-fu, Chosen. Est. 1932. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.). Chairman of Board S. Kan; Pres. T. Tani; Mng.-Dir. G. Sanui; Dirs. E. Boku, J. Bin, S. Cho, K. Mori, I. Sugimura, S. Miki, N. Kin, K. Kin, S. Hayashi. Branches: Gunzan, Fusan, etc. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Chugoku Bank, Ltd** —Uchisange, Okayama City. Est. Dec, 1930. Cap. 15,000. (6,703 p.u.); res. 726 Pres. M. Ohara; Vice-Pres. M. Doi; Mng.-Dir. J. Nakamura. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Commercial & Industrial Bank of Mukden, Ltd., The** —Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1934. Cap. MY2,200 (p.u ); res. 168. Pres. Fang Yu-en; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Ichikawa; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Liu Tsu-chi. Branches: Shangfuti, Shizenfang, Harbin, Ping-an-tung. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd. (Formerly The First National Bank)** —Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1873. Cap. 57,500 (p.u.); ser. 85,304. Pres. T. Akashi; Mng.-Dirs. Viscount K. Shibusawa, J. Tanaka, T. Onoe, S. Sasaki; Dirs. T. Sugita, S. Kodaira, K. Kamijo. Branches: 24 in Tokyo, 3 in Yokohama, Toyohashi, 2 in Nagoya, Yokkaichi, 5 in Kyoto, 7 in Osaka, 3 in Kobe, Hiroshima, Shimonoseki, Moji, Kokura, Fukuoka, Kurume, Kumamoto, Hakodate, Otaru, Sapporo, Utsunomiya, Keijo, Fusan, Dairen, etc. Correspondents: all important places at home and abroad. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Dai-Ju Ginko (10th Bank), Ltd** —Tokiwamachi, Kofu City. Est. Mar. 1877. Cap. 10,400 (6,500 p.u.); res. 3,011. Pres. T. Hosoda; Mng.-Dir. E. Ushiyama; Dirs. E. Yajima, T. Natori, H. Yamamoto, K. Omori, K. Asakawa. Branches: 14 places. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Dairen Exchange Trust Co., (Dairen Torihikijo Shintaku) Ltd** —Yamagatadori, Dairen. Est. 1913. Cap. 12,000 (4,125 p.u.); res. 1,009. Mng.-Dir. Y. Tamura; Dirs. K. Murai, M. Suzuki, Chu Tzu-yuan; Dir. & Mgr. T Honda. Branch: Kyobashi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Dai-San Ginko (3rd Bank), Ltd** —Kabutocho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1884. Cap. 10,000 (4,000 p.u.); res. 822. Pres. K. Yasuda; Mng.-Dir. K. Iba; Dirs. R. Fujiyama, K. Sugino, K Tokuda, C. Tsuchiya. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Dai-Shi Ginko (4th Bank), Ltd** —Higashiborimae-dori, Niigata. Est. 1873. Cap. 16,414 (13,914 p.u.); res. 9,357. Pres. S. Shirose; Dirs S. Ikeda, K. Tamaki, N. Ichishima, K. Nozawa, T. Nambu. Branches: Tokyo and 32 other localities. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Enshu Bank, Ltd** —Tamachi, Hamamatsu. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 10,000 (6,350 p.u.); res. 5,411. Pres. Y. Takabayashi; Mng.-Dirs. H. Nakayama, S. Hirano. Branches: Yokosuka, and 30 other localities. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Fudo Savings Bank, Ltd** —34, Miyamoto-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1900. Cap. 8,000 (p.u.); res. 14,271. Pres. M. Makino; Mng.-Dirs. G. Teramoto, S. Makino; Dirs. Y. Amanuma, M. Kiyono, Y. Kitamura, K. Koyama, T. Kitada. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Nagoya, Yokohama, and 61 other localities. — p. 1078 ([scan part 1, leaf 1137](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1137/mode/1up))

**Hokkaido Takushoku Ginko (Hokkaido Colonial Bank), Ltd** —Sapporo, Hokkaido. Est. Dec. 1899. Cap. 20,000 (12,500 p.u.); res. 16,000. Pres. S. Okada; Dirs. M. Nagata, M. Imoto, N. Yanagizawa. Branches: Tokyo Hakodate, Otaru, Odomari and 39 other localities. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Hsinking Exchange Trust Co., Ltd. (Shinkyo Torihikisho Shintaku K. K.)** —Higashi Gojo-dori 1-chome, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. 1916. Cap. MY1,000 (250 p.u); res. 371. Mng.-Dir. Z. Yamashita. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Hyakugo Ginko (105th Bank), Ltd** —Tsu City Miye-ken. Est. 1878. Cap. 10,000 (8,963 p. u.); res. 5,153. Pres. K. Kawakita; Vice Pres. K. Kumoi; Mng -Dir. G. Osawa; Dirs. H. Doi. M. Kashiwabara, K. Hayami, S. Kawakita, Z. Yoshida, I. Hashimoto, H. Yonemoto, Sotaro Kawakita Branches: Nagoya (Mgr. M. Yano) and 22 other localities. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Ifa Bank** —Nishi Sando-gai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1934. Cap. MY1,000 (p u.); res. 201 Pres. Liue Chi-hou; Dirs. Liu Hui-chien, Liu Han-chen, etc. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Industrial Bank of Manchou, The** —202 Daido Taigai Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1936. Cap. MY30,000 (15,000 p.u.); res. 1,778. Gov. Y. Tomita; Dirs. Y. Matsuda, S. Isshiki, T. Takahashi, Wei Tsung-lien, Wu Tse-sheng. Branches: 32 Localities in Manchoukuo. Banking service for all kinds of Commercial Business, Industrial, Agricultural Enterprises, and Security Business. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Itung Commercial Bank** —Tokubetsu-shi, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1934. Cap. MY1,000 (MY750 p. u.); res. 374. Rep. Wang Chiang-shan — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Jugo Ginko (The 15th Bank), Ltd** —Kobiki-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1876. Cap. 20,000 (p. u.); res. 4,214. Pres. G. Nishino; Mng.-Dirs. S. Mori, S. Ano; Dirs. D. Obata, H. Mori, S. Otsubo, T. Uemura. Branches: Marunouchi, Yokohama, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe and 19 other localities. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Juhachi Ginko (18th Bank), Ltd** —Tsuki-machi, Nagasaki. Est. Nov. 1877. Cap. 15,000 (8,625 p. u.); res. 3,268. Mng.-Dir. I. Matsuda; Dirs. S. Fujise, K. Takahashi, S. Sawayama. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kumamoto, Sasebo, and 10 other localities. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kansai Trust Co., Ltd** —Kitahama 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1912 Cap. 10,000 (4,000 p. u.); res. 3,056. Pres. K. Yamaguchi; Sr. Mng -Dir. G. Kobayashi; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. T. Niwa, G. Sakakibara; Dirs. K. Yamaguchi, K. Sasaki, M. Suganoya. Y. Ueda, T. Naruse, Y Suyama; Auds. K. Ukegawa, K. Morinobu, T. Yamaguchi. Branches: Tokyo, Kyoto, Nagoya. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki Trust Co., Ltd** —Nihombashi, Tokyo. Est. June 1927 Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p. u.); res. 1,788. Pres. H. Kawasaki; Mng.-Dirs. M. Okawa, R. Otsuka; Dirs. T. Osawa, S Miyajima, I. Azami, R. Okuda. Branch: Shijodori, Kyoto. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kirin Bank, Ltd** —Kirin, Manchoukuo. Est, Feb. 1920. Cap 300 (150 p. u.); res. 41. Mng.-Dir. T. Morimoto; Dirs. T. Yoshitake, S. Tsujikawa. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kobe Bank, Ltd** —Naniwa-cho, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Dec. 1936. Cap. 22,532 (13,832 p. u.); res, 3,002. Pres. K. Hachiuma; Vice Pres. K. Ushio; Chairman of Board T. Okazaki; Dirs. J. Kano, S. Asoh, K, Yonezawa, K. Matsumoto. Branches: Kobe (24), Osaka (10), Nishinomiya (5), Himeji (14), Akashi (6), Tokyo (1). Others (74). — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kokusai Trust Co, Ltd** —Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. May 1920. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p. u.); res. 788. Pres. S. Maeda; Dirs. T. Saito, E. Tatsuoka. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Konoike Trust Co., Ltd** —Imabashi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap 20,000 (5,750 p. u.); res. 2,773. Pres. Z. Konoike; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Maeda; Jr. Mng.-Dir. C. Fujii; Dirs. G. Kishimoto, S. Konishi, K. Wada, S. Konoike, E. Sugimura. Branch: Kaijo Bldg, Tokyo (Mgr. H. Sugimura). — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kung Cheng Bank** —Yenki, Chien Tao Sheng, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1934. Cap. MY1,000 (500 p. u.). Pres Chiang Te-hsin. Branches: Hsinking, Harbin. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kyodo Trust Co., Ltd** —Imabashi, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1927. Cap. 30,000 (7,500 p.p.); res. 4,924. Pres. K. Kikuchi; Vice-Pres. T. Shiba; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kadowaki, H. Yoshida; Dirs E. Ueyama, A. Fujiyama, etc. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Kyosei Bank, Ltd** —Market St., Antung, Manchoukuo. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.); res. 162. Mng.-Dir. Noriyoshi Nakagawa; Dirs. T. Yamane, T. Yamagata, M. Kondo, E. Fujita, Noriyasu Nakagawa. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Manshu Chuo Ginko (Central Bank of Manchou)** —Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. June 1932. Cap. MY30,000 (MY15,000 p.u.); res. MY4,602. Gov. T. Tanaka; Vice-Gov. Kan Chao-hsi; Dirs. K. Osawa, H. Unagami, T. Takagi, S. Abe, Wang Fu-chun, Sun Yao-tsung; Auds. Ting Shih-yuan, Cheng Ting-hou. Branches: Mukden, Kirin, Harbin, Tsitsihar and 146 other places. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd** —Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo Est. 1895. Cap. 100,000 (62,500 p. u.); res. 72,301. Chairman of Board T. Kato; Mng.-Dirs. H. Maruyama, K. Yamaguchi, K. Takagi; Dirs. Baron K. Iwasaki, H. Iwasaki. S. Yamamuro, Y. Kimura, K. Shundo. Branches: 12 in Tokyo, 4 in Osaka. 2 in Kobe, Kyoto, Nagoya, Otaru. Shanghai, Dairen, London, New York. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Trust Co., Ltd** —Marunouchi 2-chome. Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1927. Cap. 30,000 (7,500 p. u.); res. 7,936. Chairman of Board S. Yamamuro; Mng.-Dir. Y. Kurita; Dirs. K. Iwasaki, M. Kushida. K. Kagami, T. Shidachi, K. Sejimo, H. Tamura, Y. Miyagawa, R. Hayami. Branch: Imabashi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Mitsui Bank, Ltd** —Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1909. Cap 100,000 (60,000 p. u.); res. 78,124. Chairman of Board & Mng.-Dir. J. Mandai; Mng.-Dirs. M. Koike, C. Matsuda, T. Nyui; Dirs. Baron T. Mitsui, T. Isaka. K. Hara, K. Kaneko, Y. Matsui, M. Akiyama, F. Takeuchi; Mgrs. M. Akiyama, K. Sunouchi. Branches: Yokohama (Mgr. B. Okada), Nagoya (Mgr. Y. Watanabe), Kyoto (Mgr. Y. Kabuto), Osaka (Mgr. F. Takeuchi), Kobe (Mgr. K. Sato). and 14 other localities in Japan; Shanghai (Mgr. T. Hayashi), New York (Mgr. G. Kanbe), Bombay (Mgr. K. Nogami), London (Mgr. T. Takahashi), Sourabaya (Mgr. T. Yamaguchi). — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Mitsui Trust Co, Ltd** —Muromachi. Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1924. Cap. 30,000 (7,500 p. u.); res. 18,765. Chairman of Board K. Matsui; Mng.-Dirs. T. Usami, T. Irokawa; Dirs. S. Ohashi, I. Kadono, K. Matsumoto, R. Fujiyama, H. Mori, S. Jyogo, K. Kaneko, J. Mandai, M. Shimada. T. Mitsui. Cable: "Mittrust" Tokyo. — p. 1079 ([scan part 1, leaf 1138](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1138/mode/1up))

**Mukden Commercial Bank** —Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. 1934. Cap. MY1,000 (p.u.); res. 134. Pres. Ting Kuang-wen; Mng.-Dir. Chen Ke-siang. etc. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Mukden Commercial & Industrial Bank, Ltd** —Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1934. Cap. MY2,200 (p.u.); res. 293. Pres. Fang Huang-en; Mng.-Dirs. S. Ichikawa, Liu Chi-chi. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Mukden Trust Co., Ltd** —10, Kotohira-cho, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Jan. 1921. Cap. 300 (225 p.u.). Pres: T. Ishida; Mng.-Dir. K. Takemura; Dirs. I. Nishio, Y. kosugi, S. Yoshida. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nagoya Bank, Ltd** —Sakae-machi 1-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Est. Apr. 1882. Cap. 20,600 (13,950 p.u.); res. 13,072. Pres. K. Ikura; Mng.-Dirs. H. Suzuki, K. Fujino, N. Sugano, T. Ando; Dirs. Z. Morimoto, Y. Tsunekawa, T. Kato. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and other 44 cities throughout Japan. Cable: "Nagoyagink." Nagoya. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**National City Bank of New York, The** —New York City, N.Y., U.S.A. Est. 1812. Cap. $77,500,(000) (p.u.); res. $58,564, (000). Supervisor of Japan & Manchoukuo Branches: J. L. Curtis. Tokyo Branch: New Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, (Mgr. G. N. Coe); Yokohama Branch: 73, Yamashita-cho (Mgr. R. D. Standish); Kobe Branch: 38, Akashi-machi (Mgr. F. W. Bender); Osaka Branch: 35, Kitahama 5-chome (Mgr. L. W. Chamberlain); Dairen Branch: Yamagata-dori (Mgr. I. O. Musgje[illegible]); Harbin Branch: 35 Mostovaya (Mgr. E. J. Ma[illegible]). Cable: "Citibank." — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nikka Bank, Ltd** —Tiehling, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1919. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Kido; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Yen Tsuo-chen; Dirs. K. Yamashita, Chang Shun-[illegible]u — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nippon Chuya Ginko (Japan Day & Night), [illegible]td** —3, Nishi Ginza 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo, Est. Sept., 1898. Cap. 10,000 (6,250 p.u.); res. 2,027. Pres. Z. Yasuda; Mng.-Dir. N. Tsuchiya; Dir. S. Tominaga. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nippon Ginko (Bank of Japan), Ltd** —Hongoku-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1882. Cap. [?] (45,000 p u.); res. 128,832. Gov. T. Yuki; Vi[illegible]-Gov. J. Tsushima; Dirs. M. Tsukasaki, Y. Hirase, [illegible]. Shimasuye, S. Okada, S. Yamanouchi. Branches: O[illegible]aka, (Mgr. S. Okada), Otaru (Mgr. K. Kurokawa[illegible]), Kyoto (Mgr. H. Ichimada), Kobe (Mgr. Y. Shimor[illegible]), and 13 other localities. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kangyo Ginko (Hypothec Bank of Japan), Ltd** —Uchiyamashita-cho, Tokyo. Est. 1897. [illegible] [?] (117,796 p.u.); res. 151,080. Gov. M. Ishii; D[illegible]uty-Gov. S. Ohashi; Dirs. U. Kondo, K. Tanabe, [illegible]. [illegible]ano, S. Noguchi, G. Miyazawa, K. Sugiura, K. Sa[illegible], T Ando. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto. Shizuoka, Taih[illegible] and 85 other localities. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kogyo Ginko (Industrial Bank of Japan), Ltd** —Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est [illegible]ar. 1902. Cap. 50,000 (p.u.); res. [?]. Gov. I. Horai; Vice-Gov. K. Kawakami; Dirs. S. Kotake, R. Watanabe, K. Fukuoka, H. Ueyama. Branches: Nihon[illegible]ashi, Tokyo (Mgr. E. Tozawa), Osaka (Mgr. K. Ito), Kobe (Mgr. S. Watanabe), Nagoya (Mgr. K. Nomu[illegible]), Fukuoka (Mgr. N. Shimatani), Fukushima (Mgr. S. Sumiyoshi), Toyama (Mgr. K. Mori), Hiroshima (M[illegible]. T. S[illegible]kiya), Sapporo (Mgr. K. Kita). — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nippon Shintaku (Trust) Bank, Ltd** —Imaba[illegible]i, [illegible]igashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. [?] (p.u.); res. 3,859. Mng.-Dir. U. Kurumadani; Dir[illegible]. [illegible]. Nakamura, H. Nakata, K. Matsuba. Branche[illegible]: Tok[illegible]o (Mgr. T. Kamiya). — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nomura Bank, Ltd** —Bingo-machi, [illegible]igashi-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1918. 10,000 (p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. M. Nomura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. J. Matsushima; Jr. [illegible]ng.-Dir. I. Kumamoto; Dirs. O. Kataoka, T. Ima[illegible], T. Takeda, K. Tsutsumi, S. Nagamatsu. Branches: Tokyo, Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe and 38 other localities. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Nomura Trust Co., Ltd** —56, Bingo-mach[illegible] 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka, Est. March 1920. Cap. 10,000 (4,750 p.u.); res. 1,145. Chairman of Board M. Nomura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Hirose; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Nakajima; Dirs. O. Kataoka, J. Matsuoka, M. Hirooka, M. Yamauchi, K. Ichimura. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Oda Trust Co., Ltd** —12, Kayaba-cho 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1918. Cap. 3,000 (2,700 p.u.); res. 822. Pres. S. Oda; Mng.-Dir. F. Kodaira; Dirs. S. Mori, K. Oda. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Omi Trust Co, Ltd** —Sakamoto-machi, Otsu City, Shiga-ken. Est. Dec. 1927. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 106. Mng.-Dir. J. Fukui; Dirs. K. Hirono, K. Yasui, Y. Ikari, G. Masuda, I. Uehara. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., The** —Tori-Itchome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1874. Cap. 38,989 (28,072 p.u.); res. 17,700. Pres. Z. Sekine; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kawai, R. Yoshida, S. Watanabe; Dirs. H. Kawasaki, K. Hara, H. Itoh, K. Kojima, S. Yasugi, T. Ishizuka; Foreign Dept. Mgr. S. Yasugi. Branches: 62 in Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, and 51 other localities. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Osaka Chochiku Ginko** —Fushimi-cho 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1890. Cap. 7,000 (p.u.); res. 15,336. Pres. T. Yamaguchi; Mng.-Dirs. T. Saito, M. Kato; Dirs. K. Sasaki, S. Konoike, etc. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Rokuju-Ku Ginko (69th Bank), Ltd** —Omote-cho, Nagaoka, Niigata-ken. Est. Apr. 1878. Cap. 13,180 (9,251 p.u.); res. 2,443. Pres. T. Washio; Mng.-Dir. K. Kondo; Dirs. R. Endo, T. Takahashi, S. Endo, H. Tachikawa, J. Kawakami. Branches: Tokyo and 19 other localities. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Sanwa Bank, Ltd** —21 Imabashi 3-chome, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1933. (Merger of Thirty-Fourth Bank, Yamaguchi Bank and Konoike Bank). Cap. 107,200 (72,200 p.u.); res. 37,327. Pres. S. Nakane; Mng.-Dirs. K. Okano, K. Morinobu, M. Sano, T. Matsuno; Dirs. K. Kikuchi, K. Yamaguchi, Z. Konoike, K. Ichinose, K. Sasaki, H. Kato, I. Amagasaki. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Kobe and other important cities and towns throughout Japan. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Shinkyo Ginko (Hsinking Bank), Ltd** —Mikasa-cho, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1917. Cap. 1,000 (400 p.u.); res. 416. Pres. F. Shimana; Mng.-Dir. S. Umezu; Dirs. T. Yamashita, S Terauchi. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Showa Bank, Ltd** —Muro-machi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1927. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 1,340. Pres. M. Tajima; Mng.-Dir. Y. Watanabe; Dirs. K. Odaira, S. Sonobe, T. Kato, J Mandai, S. Suzuki. Branches: 48 localities. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Bank, Ltd** —Kitahama, Osaka. Est. 1895 Incorporated Feb. 1912. Cap. 70,000 (50,000 p.u); res. [?]. Chairman N. Yatsushiro; Chief Mng.-Dir. K. Ohdaira; Mng.-Dirs. H. Okahashi, K. Ohshima, M. Sogame; Dirs. Baron K. Sumitomo, K. Hori, M. Ogura, S. Imamura, T. Noda; Foreign Dept. Mgr. S. Harada; Business Dept. in Head Office Mgr. Y. Hara. Branches: Tokyo (Mgr. T. Noda), Yokohama (Mgr. T. Shirao), Nagoya (Mgr. R. Kojima), Kyoto (Mgr. M. Tsuda), Kobe (Mgr. G. Higashi), Shanghai (Mgr. K. Kawaguchi), London (Mgr. M. Maye), New York (Agent N. Yamauchi), San Francisco (Mgr. T. Nishida), Los Angeles (Mgr. K. Kumami), Sacramento, Cal. (Mgr. T. Sato), Seattle (Mgr. G. Watanabe), Honolulu (Mgr. Y. Onoh) and 60 other localities. Offices in Pacific Liners: M.S. "Asama Maru," M.S. "Chichibu Maru," M.S. "Tatsuta Maru." Correspondent established in all important places at home and abroad. — p. 1080 ([scan part 1, leaf 1139](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1139/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — I. Banks—Trust Companies; II. Breweries—Distilleries (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

### I. Banks—Trust Companies

**Sumitomo Trust Co., Ltd** —Kitahama, Osaka. Est. Aug. 1925. Cap. 20,000 (5,000 p.u.); res. 8,315. Chairman of Board S. Imamura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Imai; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. Z. Fukuyama, S. Saito; Dirs. K. Sumitomo, H. Abe, S. Yoshida, N. Yatsushiro, M. Ogura. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Commercial & Industrial Bank, Ltd., The** —Yamato-cho, Taihoku, Taiwan. Est. June 1910. Cap. 5,000 (2,590 p.u.). Pres. I. Muramatsu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Yamanaka; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Fujita. Branches: 31 localities. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Ginko (The Bank of Taiwan), Ltd** —Taihoku, Taiwan. Est. June 1899. Cap. 15,000 (13,125 p.u.); res. 8,017. Pres. J. Yasuda; Vice-Pres. M. Wada; Dirs. K. Yamamoto, J. Tamaki, Z. Yamamoto. Branches: 15 in Taiwan, Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Kobe, Shanghai, Foochow, Amoy, Swatow, Hongkong, Canton, Manila, Singapore, Sourabaya, Semarang, Batavia, Bombay, London, New York, Dairen, Hankow. Cable: "Taiwangink." — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Tungpien Industrial Bank** —Antung, Manchoukuo. Cap. MY2,500 (1,250 p.u.); res. 659. Pres. Fan Sien-huo. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Yasuda Bank, Ltd., The** —Ote-machi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1923 Cap. 150,000 (92,750 p.u.); res. 76,790. Pres. H. Yasuda; Vice-Pres. H. Mori; Mng.-Dirs. H. Sonobe, Y. Hamada, S. Fujisaki; Dirs Zengoro Yasuda, T. Maeda, K. Kawasaki, S. Miyazaki, K. Yasuda, S. Annen. Foreign Dept. Mgr. I. Uchino. Branches: 126 in Japan. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Yasuda Trust Co., Ltd** —Gofukubashi, Tokyo. Est. May 1925. Cap. 30,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 6,968. Pres. Zengoro, Yasuda; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Tozawa; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Ishige; Dirs. K. Kedo, R. Fujiyama, H. Mori, J. Saito, M. Ito, S. Koyama. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Yingkow Commercial Bank, The** —Hsi-Ta-Chieh, Yingkow, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1933. Cap. MY1,000 (p.u.); res. 248. Pres. Li Han-san. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Shokin Ginko (The Yokohama Specie Bank), Ltd** —Minami Naka-dori Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. Feb. 1880. Cap. 100,000 (p.u.); res. 149,976. Pres. T. Okubo; Vice-Pres. S. Yamanouchi, Y. Suitsu; Dirs. Baron K. Iwasaki, Baron I. Morimura. R. Ichinomiya, K. Kodama, H. Kashiwagi, K. Yano, N. Watanabe, D. Nohara, T. Nishiyama, C. Arima. Branches and Agencies: Alexandria, Bangkok, Batavia, Berlin, Bombay, Calcutta, Canton, Chefoo, Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow, Harbin, Hongkong, Honolulu, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, Manila, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, Osaka, Otaru, Paris, Peking, Rangoon, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, Seattle, Semarang, Shanghai, Singapore, Sourabaya, Sydney, Tientsin, Tsingtao, Yingkow. Correspondents at all the chief commercial cities of the world. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

### II. Breweries—Distilleries

**Asia Beer Brewery Co., Ltd** ___Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1936. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. M. Moriwaki. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Chosen Beer Brewery Co., Ltd** —Eitoho-yu, Shikogun, Keikido, Chosen. Est. Aug. 1933. Cap. 6,000 (2,400 p.u.). Chairman of Board S. Ohashi; Pres. R. Takahashi; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kobayashi, E. Boku, T. Bin. Branch: c/o Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. Ginza, Tokyo — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Choshi Shoyu (Soy) Co., Ltd** —2-chome, Wakamiya-cho, Choshi City, Chiba-ken. Est. September 1918. Cap. 3,500 (p.u.). Pres. K. Hamaguchi; Mng.-Dirs. Saheiji Mogi, Rinzo Hamaguchi; Dirs. S. Mogi, J. Mogi, H. Takanashi, E. Nakano, F. Mogi. Tokyo Branch: 3-chome, Koamicho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Factories: 3 localities. Soy Brewers Brand "Higeta." — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd** —Meguro, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1906. Cap. 94,000 (59,800 p.u.); res. 34,110 Chairman of Board S. Ohashi; Pres. R. Takahashi; Mng.-Dirs. T. Watanabe, T. Yamamoto; Dirs. S. Takasugi, I. Matsumaru, K. Okura, K. Nezu, K. Shibata, C. Suzuki. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Dairen, Factories: Meguro, Azumabashi, Sapporo, Suita, Hakata, Kawaguchi, Nishinomiya, Nagoya, Handa, Hirano, Hodogaya, Amagasaki, Tsingtao. Cable: "Beer" Tokyo. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Dairen Shoyu (Soy) Co., Ltd** —2 Taizan-cho, Dairen. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Matsuda. Mfr. Soy, Miso, Refined Salt, Pickles and other Provisions. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Godo Alcohol Co., Ltd** —Minami-Shijo-dori, Asahigawa City, Hokkaido. Est. Feb. 1920. Cap. 1,360 (1,173 p.u.). Pres. K. Noguchi; Mng.-Dir. S. Hori; Dirs. J. Okada. K. Yomo, K. Omiya. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Harbin Beer Co., Ltd** —Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. Jan. 1936. Cap. MY2,000 (1,000 p.u.). Rep. Dir. M. Takahashi; Mng.-Dir. T. Ninomiya; Dirs. T. Mitsutake, K. Kono, S. Kimura. Merged Dai-Manshu Hop Beer Co. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Hontatsu Shuzo (Sake Brewery) Co., Ltd** —Imazu-machi, Hyogo-ken. Est. Nov. 1915. Cap. 1,000 (475 p.u.). Pres. S. Konishi; Mng.-Dirs. T. Matsumoto, H. Akashi; Dir. S. Hiroumi. Sake Brewers. — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))

**Kano Gomei Kaisha** —Mikage-cho, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. Est. 1743. Cap. 5,000. Acting Partner Jun Kano; Partners Jihei Kano, Masaharu Kano. Branches: Osaka, Tokyo, Dairen, Mukden, Keijo, Jinsen, Brewer and Dealer of Sake, cable: "Hakutsuru". — p. 1081 ([scan part 1, leaf 1140](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1140/mode/1up))


## Business Directory (section heading not on this page; apparently Chemicals etc.)

**Naigai Jochugiku (Pyrethrum) Co., Ltd** —3, Sueyoshibashi-dori 2-chome, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. 1902. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.). Pres. K. Uyeyama; Dirs. R. Tajiri, D. Tamaki, I. Uyeyama. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nankai Kagaku Kogyo K. K. (Nankai Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd.)** —Minato-mura, Kaiso-gun, Wakayama-ken. Est. 1906. Cap. 4,150 (2,928 p.u); res. 761. Pres. Y. Koizumi; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Naide, K. Kitajima, Y. Ono; Dirs. T. Minakata, S. Takeyama, K. Shota, K Hashimoto. Caustic Soda, Sulphuric Acid, etc. Cable: "Nankaikagaku." — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Niigata Ryusan (Sulphuric Acid) Co., Ltd** —Okawa-mae, Sekiya, Niigata-ken. Est. Sept. 1896. Cap 4,000 (p.u.); res. 483. Pres K. Saito; Mng.-Dir. K. Ozawa; Dirs. K. Saito, H. Yamamoto, K. Nakano, T. Niitsu, B. Iso, T. Tomiya, W. Suzuka, K. Tatsuoka. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Baiyaku (Drug) Kaisha, Ltd** —2, Hanabusa-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1906. Cap. 1,000 (400 p.u.). Pres. K. Yamasaki; Mng.-Dir. S. Hanaoka. Branches: Singapore, Dairen. Drugs, Chemicals, etc. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Camphor Co., Ltd., The (Nippon Shono K. K.)** —Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. Feb. 1918. Cap. 6,000 (p.u.); res. 4,010. Mng.-Dir. T. Watanabe; Dirs. R. Takeda, T. Fujisawa, N. Kitao, S. Hirooka. Branch: Taihoku, Taiwan. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Carbon Co., Ltd., The** — Kanagawa-dori, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. Est. Dec. 1915. Cap. 5,000 (2,312 p.u.); res. 1,149. Pres. K. Kondo; Mng.-Dir. Hitoshi Ishikawa; Dirs. G. Shibusawa, T. Saigo, Y. Otani. Branches: Tokyo & Osaka. Works: Yokohama, Osaka, Yamanashi, Toyama, Carbon articles of all kinds. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Chisso Hiryo Kabushiki Kaisha (Japan Nitrogen Fertilizer Co., Ltd.)** —Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1906. Cap. 200,000 (117,500 p.u.); res 13,559. Pres. J. Noguchi; Vice-Pres. S. Ichikawa; Mng.-Dirs. N. Enami, E. Kaneda; Dirs. Y. Kubota, M. Shiraishi. Factory: Minamata (Kumamoto-ken). — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Denki Kogyo (Nippon Electro-Chemical Industrial) Co., Ltd** —Takara-cho 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1926. Cap. 50,000 (40,000 p.u.); res 2,508. Pres. N. Mori; Vice-Pres. G. Takata, J. Saito; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Sano; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Hamano, S. Kondo; Dirs. T. Takahashi, T. Morosumi, H. Hazuka, S. Yonemura. T. Fujimori, H. Fukumoto, H. Tanaka, K. Inoue, T. Mori, S. Ishihara. Factories in 7 places. Mfrs. of Iodine, Nitrate of Potash, Chlorate of Potash, etc. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kasei Kogyo K. K. (Formerly Nippon Coal-tar Chemicals Co., Ltd.)** —Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1934. Cap. 30,000 (p.u.); res. 582. Pres. S. Yamada; Mng.-Dirs. K. Ikeda, S. Nakahara; Dirs. S. Kawate, M. Oono, M. Yamashita, S. Inoue, T. Noguchi, J. Hashimoto, Y. Oonaga. Cable: "Kaseikogyo" Tokyo. Factories: 2 in Yawata. Mfrs. of Coke, Coke-Byproducts, Dyestuffs, Fertilizer and Miscellaneous Chemicals. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kayaku Seizo (Explosives Mfg.) Co., Ltd** —6, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. June 1916. Cap. 10,000 (8,950 p.u.); res. 4,286. Pres. Y. Tara. Cable: "Kayaku" Tokyo. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Paint Co., Ltd** —Urae, Nishi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1898. Merged Nichiman Paint Co. of Mukden in Sept. 1934. Cap. 6,000 (3,850 p.u.); res. 1,942. Pres. G. Obata; Mng.-Dirs. K. Tasaka, D. Suzuki; Dirs. H. Mori, S. Tanaka. Branches: Tokyo & Mukden. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Rika Kogyo K. K. (Formerly Nippon Sanso K.K.)** —Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est July 1918. Cap. 6,000 (4,050 p.u.); res. 868. Pres. K. Takahashi; Mng.-Dir. N. Takahashi; Dirs. T. Yamaguchi, T. Yamashita, Y. Hamada, K. Shimano, S. Hasegawa. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Hiroshima, Kokura, etc. Compressed & Liquid Oxygen, Welding & Cutting Apparatus, Oxygen Producing Plants, etc. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Seiro (Paraffin Refining) Co., Ltd** —Higashi Koencho, Dairen. Est. Feb. 1929. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Rep-Dir. M. Hayashi; Dirs M. Samizo, R. Ohashi, H. Kawahara. Branch: Tokyo. Wax Manufactory: Tokuyama. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Senryo (Japan Dyestuff Mfg.) Co, Ltd** —Kasugade-cho, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1916. Cap. 30,000 (18,750 p.u.); res. 8,922. Chairman of Board K. Inabata; Pres. J. Inabata; Dirs. S. Ohashi, R. Fujiyama, H. Mori, Y. Moriyama, N. Azuma. Branch: Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nippon Soda Co., Ltd** —8, Otemachi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1920. Cap. 80,000 (54,420 p.u.); res. 4,509. Pres. T. Nakano; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Nozawa; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Konagaya, K. Suehiro; Dirs. T. Kamio, S. Tatsuzawa, O. Takenaka, K. Kishimoto, T. Kimura, T. Saito, Y. Irie. Cable: "Sodanippon." Factories: Niigata, Fukushima, Takaoka, Toyama (2), Tokyo, Yokohama, Saitama. Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Pig Iron, etc. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nissan Kagaku Kogyo (Chemical Industry) Co., Ltd** —Nissan Bldg., 2, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1934. Cap. 124,000 (77,500 p.u.); res. 4,448. Pres E. Tanaka; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. I. Ishikawa, S. Yasuda; Jr. Mng.-Dir. J. Tanaka; Dirs. M. Hayashi, T Korogi, K. Nakao, H. Yamamoto, K. Toyota, M. Furukawa, T. Ueda, Y. Aikawa, R. Shimada, T. Murakami. Merged Dai-Nippon Jinzo Hiryo K. K., May, 1937. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Nitto Ryuso (Sulphate Soda) Co., Ltd** —Hirai, 1-chome, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1918. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 558. Chairman of Board S. Futagami; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. I. Ishikawa, K. Abe; Mng.-Dirs. K. Odashiro, S. Kagitomi, H. Nishioka. Super Phosphate, Sulphuric Acid, etc. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Oriental Photo Industry Co., Ltd** —Nishi-Ochiai, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1919. Cap. 4,300 (3,275 p.u.); res. 1,331. Pres. G. Kikuchi; Mng.-Dir. H. Kikuchi; Dirs. N. Nakahashi, K. Arai, K. Zen. Photographic papers, Plates, Films, etc. Cable Address: "OPIC" Tokyo. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Osaka Soda Co., Ltd** —Awabori-dori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1915. Cap. 2,000 (1,062 p.u.); res. 1,443. Pres. I. Amagasaki; Mng.-Dir. & Mgr. K. Yano; Dir. W. Otsuka. — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))

**Physico-Chemical Industries, Ltd. (Rikagaku Kogyo K. K.)** —2, Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1927. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Chairman M. Okochi; Mgr. B. Ohtsuka; General Sales Mgr. S. Shimamura; Mgr. Export Div. H. Takasugi. Scientific Instrument for Laboratory, General Machine Tools, Piston, Piston Rings, Drills, Cutter, Tinsel Thread for Weaving, etc. Cable: "Rikako." — p. 1084 ([scan part 1, leaf 1141](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1141/mode/1up))


## Business Directory (Chemicals etc.; section heading not on this page)

**Rasa Kogyo (Industry) Co, Ltd. (Formerly Rasa Island Phosphorous Co.)** —Takami-cho, Nishi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1913. Cap. 50,000 (31,250 u.p); res. 1,306. Pres. Y. Ono; Mng.-Dirs. K. Yokota, J. Kojima; Dirs. I. Ishizaki, F. Yamada. Factories: Tokyo & Osaka. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Sakai Chemical Industry Co., Ltd** —51 Kamidori 2-chome, Minamihorie, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1932. Cap. 2,250 (1,450 p.u.). Director: I. Itoh. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Sankyo Co., Ltd** —Muromachi, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1913. Cap. 12,000 (p.u.); res. 9,771. Pres. M. Shiobara; Mng.-Dir. T. Shiobara; Dirs. S. Ohashi, S. Uemura. Branches: Osaka, Taihoku, New York. Factories: Shinagawa, Mukojima, Osaka, Dairen. Mfrs. of Chemicals, Drugs & Surgical Instruments. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Santal Yubo (Oilmill) Co., Ltd** —Hatsuse-cho 1-chome, Dairen. Est. May 1907. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 366. Pres. K. Hirose; Dirs. G. Abe, M. Yamaji, S. Fukuhara T. Tanimoto. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Shinozaki Ink Mfg. Co., Ltd** —Midori-cho 3-chome, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1884. Pres. M. Shinozaki. Cable: "Inkshino" Tokyo Writing Inks, Fountain Pen Inks, Stamping Inks, Special Inks for office use. Branch: Awaji-machi 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Shionogi & Co., Ltd** —Doshu-machi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1878. Cap. 7,500. Pres. G. Shiono; Dirs. K. Shiono, O. Kubomi, H. Kodama, Y. Ogawa; Aud. Z. Horiuchi. Branch Offices: Tokyo, Keijo, Fukuoka, Sapporo Takao, Mukden, Tientsin, Shanghai. Works: Osaka, Amagasaki, Akoh & Wakayama. Cable: "Shiogi" Osaka. Proprietary Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Agar-Agar, Camphor, Menthol & Peppermint Oil. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Shoshichi Konishi & Co** —9, Honcho 2-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1891. Cap. 200; res. 200. Pres. Tamijiro Aoki. Cable: "Dogbrand" Tokyo. Works: 2002, Chogo-machi, Shimura, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo Chemicals (Fine and Heavy). — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Showa Fertilizer Co., Ltd** —Takara-cho 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1928. Cap. 30,000 (p.u.); res. 6,537. Chairman C. Suzuki; Pres N. Mori; Mng.-Dir. T. Takahashi; Dirs. R. Shirase, R. Kagiwada, H. Yasuda, T. Kasai, T. Yokoyama, K. Nakajima. Factories: Kawasaki, Kanose. Sulphate of Ammonia, etc. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd** —22, Kitahama 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1925 Cap. 40,000 (25,000 p.u); res. 6,907. Chairman M. Ogura; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. A. Ohya; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Yazaki, T. Tsuzuki; Dirs. S. Furuta, N. Yamamoto, K. Miura, S. Nakano. Chemicals & Fertilizers. Cable: "Chemisumit" Osaka. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Taisho Jochugiku (Pyrethrum) Co., Ltd** —Minoshima-cho, Arita-gun, Wakayama-ken. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 500 ([?] p.u.); res. 131. Pres. S. Misaki; Mng.-Dir. Y. Kotaka; Dir. & Mgr. S. Fukushima; Dirs. K. Ikenaga, E. Oura. Export Pyrethrum Flowers, Insect Powders. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Hiryo (Fertilizer) Co., Ltd** —Keelung, Taihokushu, Taiwan. Est. June 1910. Cap. 1,000 (838 p.u.); res. 267. Pres. S. Futagami; Mng.-Dir. Y. Takeda; Supper-Phosphate, Sulphuric Acid, etc. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Taki Seihi Sho (Taki Fertilizer Works, Ltd.)** —Befumachi, Kako-gun, Hyogo-ken. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. K. Taki; Vice-Pres. S. Taki. Superphosphate of lime, Sulphuric acid, Ammonium, Sulphate. Cable: "Taki" Kobe. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Senryo (Dye-Stuff) Co., Ltd** —Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan [?]. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.); res. 803. Pres. Y. Hara; Sr. Mng.-Dir. H. Takahashi, Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Endo, Z. Takahashi. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Toa Paint Mfg. Co., Ltd** —[?] Takami-cho 1-chome, Nishi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1915. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. O. Kanemoto; Dirs. M. Matsumoto, S. Abo, S. Oshima, T. Shiomi, K. Kimura. Branches: 113 Yamagata-dori, Dairen (Mgr. Z. Nishida); 9, Ginza Nishi 8-chome, Tokyo; Sapporo, Fukuoka, Keijo, Taihoku, Shanghai. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Tokuyama Soda Co., Ltd** —Tokuyama-shi, Yamaguchi-ken. Est. Feb. 1918. Cap. 20,000 (15,000 p.u.); res. 1,753. Pres. Y. Iwai. Sole Agent: Iwai & Co., 4, Kitahama, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Toyo Chisso Kogyo (Nitrogen Industry) Co., Ltd** —Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1926. Cap. 5,000 (2,000 p.u.); res. 1,603. Dirs. I. Ishikawa, T. Okada, M. Okumura, etc. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Toyo Koatsu Kogyo (Oriental High Pressure Industry) Co., Ltd** —Muromachi 2-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo Est. April 1933. Cap. 60,000 (37,500 p.u.); res. 2,256. Chairman of Board S. Nakai; Mng.-Dirs K. Nagasawa, F. Isobe. Sulphate of Ammonia, etc. Merged Miike Chisso Kogyo Co., Ltd., Feb., 1937. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Toyo Linoleum Co., Ltd** —Itami-machi, Kawabe-gun, Hyogo-ken. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.); res. 1,083. Pres. S. Nagai; Mng.-Dir. F. Teranishi; Dirs. K. Yamaguchi, K. Sasaki, M. Sugaya, K. Nagai, K. Yoshimura. S. Machida, Y. Mukai. Branches: Osaka & Tokyo. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Toyo Soda Industry Co., Ltd** —4560 Tomita-cho, Yamaguchi-ken. Est. Feb. 1935 Cap. 30,000 (16,500 p.u.); res. 953. Pres. T. Iwase; Mng.-Dir. S. Enomoto. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Ueyamayei's Japan Insecticide Mfg. Co** —Tosabori 3-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est 1877. Cap. 1,500. Pres. Kantaro Ueyama; Dir. Eiichiro Ueyama. Cable Address: "Insecticid" Osaka. Manufacturer & Exporter of Japanese Pyrethrum Flowers and all Pyrethrum. Branches: New York, Asahigawa (Hokkaido), Nokkeuchi (Hokkaido), Onomichi (Hiroshima-ken). Factories: Amagasaki (Hyogo-ken), Yamadahara (Wakayama-ken). — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))

**Yamato Dyes & Co., Ltd** —Chiyoda-machi, Dairen. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 2,000 (800 p.u.); res. 112. Pres. S. Sudo; Mng.-Dir. K. Fukuda; Dirs. S. Sato, I. Aioi, K. Kobayashi. — p. 1085 ([scan part 1, leaf 1142](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1142/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — IV. Department Stores; V. Electricity—Gas (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

### IV. Department Stores

**Daimaru, Ltd** —Shinsaibashi, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1919. Cap. 15,000 (12,000 p.u.); res. 2,032. Pres. S. Shimomura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. J. Satomi; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Shimomura. O. Ishimoto; Dirs. H. Mori, S. Nishimura, S. Takemura, K. Yasuda, Y. Ono, J. Tsumura. Mgr. K. Yasuda. Branches: Akashi-cho, Kobe; Shijo. Kyoto. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Daitetsu Department Store, Ltd** —Abenosuji, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. Est. July 1935. Cap. 5,000 (3,750 p.u.). Pres S. Satake; Mng.-Dir. K. Inokai; Dirs. G. Kishimoto, M. Terata, K. Matsugaki, K. Noda, M. Honjyo. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Isetan Department Store, Ltd** —Shinjuku, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1930. Cap. 4,000 (2,500 p.u.). Pres. T. Kosuge; Mng.-Dirs. C. Kosuge, M. Hayashida; Dirs. Y. Yasuda, S. Kosuge, K. Kosuge, T. Hirota, S. Endo. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Kikuya Department Store** —114, Naniwa-cho, Dairen. Pres. M. Kishida; Mng.-Dir. S. Kishida. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Mammo Department Store (Mammo Keori Hyakkaten, Ltd.)** —17, Naniwadori, Mukden. Est. Nov. 1932. Cap. 700 (p.u.). Chairman of Board Y. Shiina; Mng-Dir. N. Hirano; Dirs. S Hashimoto, Y. Yamada, etc. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Matsuya Gofukuten, Ltd** —Ginza, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1919. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 2,443. Pres. T. Huruya; Mng.-Dirs. R. Yamamoto, Sotaro Huruya; Dirs. T. Wakao, M. Komatsu, S. Ota, T. Hosoda. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Matuzakaya Department Store, Ltd** —Minami Otu-dori, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Est. Feb. 1910. Cap. 20,000 (16,250 p.u.). Pres. M. Ito; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Kobayashi, H. Tsukamoto; Dirs. J. Ito, M. Katano, T. Sawada, H. Kitazawa.etc. Branches: Ueno, Tokyo; Ginza, Tokyo; Niponbashisuji. Osaka; Sakae-mati, Sizuoka; Sakae-mati, Nagoya; Sinmati-dori, Kyoto. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Mitsukoshi, Ltd** —Muromachi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1904. Cap. 30,000 (21,000 p.u.); res. 4,994. Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Kitada; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. N. Sakurai, M. Nose; Dirs. R. Nakamura, H. Kido, H. Nozaki, M. Toyoizumi, S. Iino. Branches: Ginza, Tokyo (Mgr. T. Kaneko); Shinjuku, Tokyo (Mgr. K. Suzuki); Koraibashi, Osaka (Mgr. Y. Senaga); Kobe (Mgr. T. Yamaoka) Takamatsu; Sendai; Sapporo; Keijo; Dairen; Kyoto; Kiryu. Cable: "Mkoshi." — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Nozawaya, Ltd** —Isezaki-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Est. Aug. 1921. Cap. 3,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 338. Pres. S. Tonoki; Mng.-Dir. S. Takaoka; Dirs. T. Isaka, G. Shibusawa, S. Taki, Y. Kobayashi, K. Sakamoto. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Shirokiya Department Store, Ltd** —Nihonbashi, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1919. Cap. 10,500 (9,750 p.u.); res. 236. Pres H. Omura; Mng.-Dir. N. Yamada; Dirs. K. Nishino, S. Ohashi, D. Shimogo, T. Kataoka, S. Oka, T. Kagamiyama, W. Omura. Branches: 6 branches in Osaka, 7 branches in Tokyo. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Sogo Gofukuten, Ltd** —Shinsaibashi, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. 1817. Cap. 3,250 (p.u.); res. 716 Chairman of Board M. Itaya; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Tsuchiya; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. E. Kimizu, H. Kishida; Dir. J. Itaya; Mgr. Y. Ogawa. Branches: Kobe, Kyoto. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Takashimaya Gofukuten, Ltd** —Karasumaru-dori, Kyoto. Est. Aug 1919. Cap. 14,000 (12,600 p.u.); res. 2,984. Pres. Shinshichi Iida; Mng.-Dir. N. Iida; Dirs. G. Hashizume, Z. Muramatsu, K. Hosohara, N. Hayashida, Shintaro Iida, T. Osawa, K. Hara. Branches: Matsubara-sagaru, Karasumaru, Kyoto; Nagahoribashi, Osaka; Namba-Shinchi, Osaka; Nihonbashi, Tokyo; Keijo; Asahidori, Hsinking; Yawatamachi, Mukden. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

### V. Electricity—Gas

**Chosen Denryoku K. K** —Keijo, Chosen. Est. July 1935. Cap. 22,500 ([?] p.u.). Pres. Y. Ikeo; Mng.-Dirs. K. Naito, K. Inoue; Dirs Y. Hayashi, T. Ogura, G. Kashii, U. Kamibayashi, Y. Matsunaga, I. Masuda, S. Furutani, G. Mizuno, etc. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Chosen Soden K.K** —Keijo, Chosen. Est. May 1934. Cap. 15,000 (6,000 p.u.). Pres. J. Noguchi; Mng.-Dir. Y. Kubota; Dirs. E. Yoshida, K. Okamoto, S. Yamamoto, E. Shimizu. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Chugoku Godo Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —115 Kaminishikawa-cho, Okayama City. Est. June 1916. Cap. 50,000 ([?] p.u.); res. 5,804, Pres. T. Sakano; Vice-Pres. K. Ushio; Mng.-Dir. T. Sakaedani; Dirs. R. Inui, E. Shimizu, etc. Branch: Himeji. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Chuo Denki (Electric) Co, Ltd** —Omachi 2-chome, Takada City, Niigata-ken. Est. Sept. 1897. Cap. 22,000 (19,400 p.u.); res. 2,786. Pres. G. Imai; Mng.-Dirs. S. Kunitomo, K. Seguro; Dirs. J. Otaguro, H. Yamamoto, J. Takatori, etc. Originally Joetsu Electric Co. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Daido Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —Nisshin-gai 3-chome, Ssupingkai, Manchoukuo. Est. April 1933. Cap. 850 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. Y. Shiotani. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Daido Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Kaijo-Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 187,410 (163,395 p.u.); res. 7,819. Pres. J. Masuda; Mng.-Dirs. O. Fujinami, T. Nagamatsu; Dirs. M. Ota, S. Murase, S. Arima, H. Tanaka, S. Sugiyama, Y. Miyazaki, J. Terada, K. Uki, T. Miyadera, S. Moroh, K. Akiya, E. Ishikawa. Branches: Osaka, Nagoya. Merger of Osaka Soden Co., Nippon Suiryoku Denki Co., Kiso Denki Kogyo Co., Osaka Soden Co., Bisan Denryoku Co., Osaka Denryoku Co. Cable: "Daidoelect," Tokyo. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))

**Dainippon Denryoku (Electric Power) Co , Ltd. (Formerly Hokkaido Dento Co., Ltd.)** —3, Ginza 4-chome, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1919. Cap. 108,080 (80,987 p.u.); res. 11,491. Pres. Kumao Anamizu; Mng.-Dirs. S. Kakehi, M. Hashimoto, Kasaburo Anamizu; Dirs. E. Tanaka, K. Ono, T. Yajima, T. Horiuchi, T. Okawa. Offices: Akita, Asahigawa, Kushiro, Nozukiushi, Obihiro. — p. 1086 ([scan part 1, leaf 1143](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1143/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — V. Electricity—Gas (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

### V. Electricity—Gas

**Fuji Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. May 1927. Cap. 25,000 (18,750 p.u.); res. 2,015. Chairman I. Morimura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Shiraki; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Sakaki; Dirs. H. Hibiya, K. Yamaguchi, H. Kimura, Y. Kawasaki, R. Takahashi, H. Miyoshi. Branch: Oyama (Shizuoka-ken). Merged Daini Fuji Denryoku K. K. on Mar. 1936. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Fukushima Dento (Electric Light) Co., Ltd** —Okitamacho, Fukushima City, Fukushima-ken. Est. Oct. 1895. Cap. 14,272 (14,087 p.u); res. 105. Pres. K. Nishikata; Mng.-Dir. B. Suzuki; Dirs. S. Yamamori, C. Hamada, T. Kanari, G. Kimura, A. Ota; Mgr. G. Miyamura. Merger of Tohoku Carbide Co., Fukushima Gas Co., Katuta Suiden Co., Owu Electric Co., Shirakawa Electric Light Co., Yonezawa Electric Co., etc. Cable "Fukuden." Fukushima. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Gumma Suiden (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., Gofukubashi 3-chome, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. Cap. 11,000 (9,900 p.u.); res. 870. Pres. T. Miyaguchi; Vice-Pres. S. Tajima; Mng.-Dirs. S. Sasada, S. Asami; Dirs. T. Honma, R. Ishii. Merged Joshin Electric Power Co. in 1927. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Hiroshima Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —33, Komachi, Hiroshima. Est. Aug. 1921. Cap. 100,000 (70,938 p.u.); res. 6,439. Pres. K. Suzukawa; Vice-Pres. M. Inaba; Mng.-Dir. M. Makita; Dirs. N. Yokoshima, S. Sawahara, J. Shimazu, B. Sakaguchi, S. Ihara, M. Ito, Y. Kumami, S. Toda, H. Kimura, E. Matsumoto, M. Makida. H. Sakaguchi, S. Oda. Branches: Hiroshima, Kure, Fukuyama, Miyoshi, Yonago. Merger of San-in Electric Co., Kurayoshi Electric Co., Sakai Electric Co., Setonaikai-Odan Electric Power Co. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Hiroshima Gasu Denki (Gas & Electric Tramway) Co., Ltd** —Otemachi, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima-ken. Est. Oct. 1909. Cap. 12,500 (10,250 p.u.); res. 1,654. Pres. T. Toyama; Vice-Pres. G. Yamaguchi; Dirs. S. Fujino, Y. Ikeda, R. Hayashi, H. Tamura, K. Fukuda, S. Arakawa. Merger of Hiroshima Gas Co., Onomichi Gas Co. & Hiroshima Electric Tramway Co. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Hitachi Electric Power Co., Ltd** —Nissan Bldg., 2, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1927. Cap. 10,000 (6,250 p.u.); res. 845. Pres. Y. Aikawa; Mng.-Dir. H. Tamakawa; Dirs. J. Tomoda, R. Kato, K. Shimokobe. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Hokkai Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co, Ltd** —Higashi 1-chome, Odori, Sapporo City, Hokkaido. Est. Nov. 1926. Cap. 31,125 (p.u.); res. 1,769. Pres. G. Fujiwara; Vice-Pres. J. Tanaka; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Sakurai; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Goto, M. Watanabe; Dirs. S. Ohashi, S. Terada, M. Itaya, K. Okazaki, J. Otaki, F. Murata, K. Takashima, N. Takada, T. Adachi, T. Hamada. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Hokkaido Gas Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1911. Cap. 4,000 (3,250 p.u.); res. 445. Pres. H. Ota; Dirs. T. Suzuki, E. Isobe, K. Sasaki, C. Fujii. Branches: Sapporo, Otaru, Hakodate. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Hokuetsu Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —Honcho, Nagaoka City, Niigata-ken. Est. June 1905. Cap. 10,000 (7,500 p.u.); res 1,488. Pres. S. Yamaguchi; Mng.-Dir. M. Tanabe; Dirs. S. Nishiwaki, Y. Hori, T. Yamaguchi, H. Matsuda. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Iyo Railway & Electric Co, Ltd** —Minato-machi, Matsuyama, Ehime-ken. Est. Dec. 1925. Cap. 42,000 (33,740 p.u.); res. 5,511. Pres. M. Dazai; Vice-Pres. S. Omoto, H. Abe; Mng.-Dir. K. Takechi. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Izumo Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —Horomachi, Matsue City Shimane-ken. Est. Nov. 1910. Cap. 20,000 (14,075 p.u.); res. 1,933. Pres. S. Sasada; Mng.-Dir. S. Nakatani; Dirs. J. Noguchi, G. Yamamoto, B. Itohara, O. Esumi, M. Honma, H. Shimada, S. Yamano. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Jomo Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1925. Cap. 15,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 556. Pres. Y. Tozawa; Mng.-Dir. S. Kato; Dirs. K. Konishi, T. Miyaguchi, R. Asano, H. Asano, Y. Tajima. T. Okawa; Dir. & Mgr. B. Tanabe. Power Stations: Fuseda, Hataya, Chidori, Ichinose. Merger of Jomo Paper Mfg. Co. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Kagoshima Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —32, Muika-machi, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima-ken Est. July 1897. Cap. 10,000 (6,800 p.u.); res. 1,420. Mng.-Dir. S. Furusawa; Dirs. S. Kumeda, M. Matsumoto, H. Kotsuma. T. Nakajima, K. Nakatsu, T. Tsukuma, T. Iwamoto. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Kaigen Denki (Kaiyuan Electric) Co. Ltd** —56, Daigai Kaiyuan, Manchoukuo. Est. Mar. 1914. Cap. 500 (325 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Nakazawa; Dirs. K. Seki, S. Kawashima, K. Kuraoka. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Kansai Kyodo Karyoku Hatsuden Co., Ltd** —Sozecho, Kita-ku. Osaka. Est. July 1931. Cap 40,000 (25,000 p.u.). Pres. R. Tanabe; Mng -Dir. H. Makino; Dirs. S. Kudo. Y. Hayashi, H. Tanaka, K. Naito, O. Fujinami, S. Kageyama, K. Tanabe, T. Ueno. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Kanto Gas Co., Ltd** —1, Tamura-cho, 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1928. Cap. 5,400 (2,430 p.u.); res. 158. Pres. T. Kasai; Mng.-Dir. M. Suda; Dirs. J. Kanamaru, K. Nezu, Y. Shizume, A. Kobayashi. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Kanto Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1919. Cap. 30,000 (20,250 p.u.); res. 727. Pres. S. Asano; Vice-Pres. H. Asano; Mng-Dirs. T. Nomura, R. Yamasaki, K. Sugimoto; Dirs. R. Asano, T. Hirose, H. Tachikawa, K. Tsuruta, E. Toshimitsu. Branch: Saku. Power Station: Saku. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Karafuto Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —Odori, Toyohara City, Karafuto. Est. 1927. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 271. Pres. G. Fujihara; Mng.-Dirs. I. Yamanouchi, K. Sugimoto. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Keihin Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1925. Cap. 23,750 (10,750 p.u.); res. 1,538. Mng.-Dirs. T. Hirose, S. Tanabe; Dirs. K. Ueno, T. Kasai, K. Yamada, T. Honma, K. Ono. Power Stations: Nagawa, Oshirakawa, Maekawa, Yugawa, etc. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Keijo Electric Co., Ltd** —5, Nandaimondori 2-chome, Keijo. Est. Sept. 1908. Cap. 23,000 (17,000 p.u.); res. 4,530. Pres. S. Ohashi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. R. Musha; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Kenmoku; Dirs. K. Shibusawa, T. Ishizaka, K. Fukushima, S. Yoshitani. Branches: Jinsen, Suigen, Tokyo Merger of Kanbi Electric Co., Nikkan Gas & Electric Co., Jinsen Electric Co., Suigen Electric Co., Keijo Municipal Bus Co. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Kinugawa Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —852, Sendagaya 5-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1910. Cap. 45,000 (27,675 p.u.); res. 4,415. Pres. T. Toshimitsu; Vice-Pres. G. Toshimitsu; Mng.-Dirs. M. Uesugi. N. Toshimitsu; Dirs. M. Ishikawa, K. Yoshimura, S. Fujie, S. Kosuge. Merger of Kinugawa Kogyo Co., 1921. — p. 1087 ([scan part 1, leaf 1144](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1144/mode/1up))

**Kobe Gas Co., Ltd** —Aioi-cho, Soto-ku, Kobe. Est. June 1898. Cap. [?] (15,000 p.u.); res. 2,732. Pres. & Mng.-Dir. S. Ozone; Mng.-Dir. N. Shinozaki; Dirs. S. Kawanishi, E. Takikawa. Factory: Higashi Shiriikecho, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Kofu Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Sakura-machi, Kofu City, Yamanashi-ken. Est. 1899. Cap. 13,000 (7,750 p.u.); res. 954. Pres. S. Hirahara; Dirs. K. Mori, H. Marumo. G. Okuyama, S. Furuya, K. Aoki, K. Iwama. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Kumamoto Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —Koyaima-machi, Kumamoto City. Est. June 1909. Cap. 55,500 (34,688 p.u.); res. 10,233. Chairman of Board Ichizo Hayashi; Pres. Tenta Akaboshi; Mng -Dirs. Tameki Nakajima, Hiroshi Kozuma; Dirs. Eihachiro Tanaka, Tarokichi Hasegawa, Yoshio Bannai, Iwahiko Hirayama, Kazae Baba, Hirozo Mori, Masaichi Ohara, Tomohiro Nagano. Branches: Kumamoto, Kawashiri, Yatsushiro, Matsubase, Himedo, Mifune, Hamamachi, Takase, Yamaga. Waifu, Ozu, Shinmachi, Miyaji, Shimabara. Merged Midorikawa Denryoku Co., Hamamachi Denki Co., Shimabara Suiden Co. Combined with Kagoshima Denki Co., Kumagawa Denki Co., Taketa Suiden Co., Yamaga Suiryoku-Denki Co., Mamihara Suiryoku- Denki Co., Kyushu-Denryoku Co., Kyushu-Kyodo Kwaryoku Hatsuden Co. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Kurobegawa Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —1, Sakurabashi-dori, Toyama City, Toyama-ken. Est. Oct. 1923. Cap 18,000 (13,500 p.u.); res. 322. Pres. S. Yamada; Sr. Mng.-Dir. E. Kanki; Jr. Mng.-Dir. S. Fukuda; Dirs. S. Ohashi, T. Kondo, K. Tani Y. Sakauchi, etc. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Kyoto Dento (Electric Light) Co., Ltd** —579 Higashi Shiokoji-machi, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto Est. Nov. 1887. Cap. 80,000 (59,000 p.u.); res. 17,216. Pres. H. Tanaka; Vice-Pres. R. Tanabe; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Ishikawa, W. Yamamoto; Dirs. S. Sono, T. Osawa, Z. Fujii, M. Nakajima, T. Tanaka. Branches: Fukui, Otsu, Tsuruga, Wakasa, Fukuchiyama. Merger of Arashiyama Electric Railway Co., Wakasa Electric Co., Tsuruga Electric Light Co. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Kyoto Gas Co., Ltd** —23, Chudoji-Bojo-cho, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto. Est. Nov. 1909. Cap. [?] (12,800 p.u.); res. 4,124. Pres. T. Sumida; Vice-Pres. S. Oku; Dirs. S. Naiki, E. Tsuda, N. Hirai, Z. Oka, S. Koizumi. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Kyushu Soden (Electric Power Transmission) Co., Ltd** —Higashi 7-go-kan Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1925 Cap. 30,000 (16,250 p.u.); res. 815. Mng.-Dir. K. Uchimoto; Dirs. H. Kimura, T. Yamaguchi, A. Oya, H. Horiuchi, M. Okumura, I. Hisano, K. Murakami, etc. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Kyushu Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —35, Sho, Fukuoka City. Est. Apr. 1911. Cap. 130,000 (97,000 p.u.); res. 9,531. Chairman of Board K. Matsumoto; Pres. H. Kimura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. H. Yatsuka; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Magai; Dirs. K. Murakami, M. Oyabu, K. Nagai, K. Uchimoto, J. Oya, S. Noda, Y. Otobe, T. Ikeda. Branches: Oita & Tokyo. Merger of Hakata Electric Co., Bungo Electric Railway Co., Yukihashi Electric Light Co., Nippon Denka Kogyo Co., Hyuga Hydro-Electric Co, — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Electric Co., Ltd** —301, Daido-Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Merger of leading electric concerns in Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1934. Cap. 160,000 (107,500 p.u.); res. 7,560. Pres. Ting Chien-hsiu; Vice-Pres. M. Yamazaki; Mng.-Dirs. S. Otsu, Chi pin, Y. Ishibashi; Dirs. Y. Oka, Y. Oiso, Chao Shou-fang; Auds. K. Takahashi, Chung yu. Branches: Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Antung, Yingkow, Chinhsien, Anshan, Hsian Chilin, Mutangkiang, Tsitsihar. Cable: "Dengyo." — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Manshu Gasu (Manchuria Gas) Co., Ltd** —1, Hagoromo-cho 4-chome, Hsinking. Est. Nov. 1937. Cap. 10,000 (8,000 p.u.); res. 22. Pres. Z. Tanigawa; Mng.-Dirs. T. Shimura, K. Saito; Dirs. M. Sammizo, K. Fukami. Branches: Hsinking, Mukden, Anshan & Antung. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Morioka Dento (Electric Light) Co., Ltd** —Konya-cho, Morioka City, Iwate-ken. Est. July 1904. Cap. 10,785 (8,327 p.u.); res. 254. Pres. M. Nakaoka; Mng.-Dirs. S. Tajima, M. Ichinohe. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Nagano Denki (Electric) K. K** —868, Yoshida-machi, Nagano, Nagano-ken. Est. Apr. 1937. Cap. 33,000 (22,025 p.u.); res. 3,017. Pres. J. Kosaka; Mng.-Dir. T. Hanaoka; Dirs. W. Natori, S. Yuasa, T. Takahashi, S. Iijima, E. Kodama, M. Suwabe; Dir. & Mgr. F. Oiwa. Branches: 16 localities. Merger of Nagano Dento K. K. & Shinano Denki K. K. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Naniwa Gas Co., Ltd** —Fukida-cho, Mishima-gun, Osaka-fu. Est. Apr. 1922. Cap. 6,000 (4,500 p.u.); res. 347. Pres. Y. Ueda; Mng.-Dir. S. Hotta; Dirs. U. Matsumaru, H. Toda, T. Tamba. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Nansen Godo Denki K. K** —Keijo Chosen. Est. April 1937. Cap. 21,683 (17,859 p.u.). Chairman of Board G. Kashii; Pres. T. Ogura; Vice-Pres Y. Matsui, U. Uebayashi, S. Furutani; Mng.-Dirs. G. Sakuma, S. Masuda, Y. Aoyagi, M. Kose, T. Higuchi. Merger of Chosen Gas Denki K. K., Taiko Denki K K., Ota Denki K. K., Moppo Denki K K., Minami Chosen Denki K. K. & Tenan Dento K. K. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Niigata Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Kamiokawa-mae, Niigata City, Niigata-ken. Est. June 1907. Cap. 37,000 (30,478 p.u.); res. 2,190. Pres. R. Shirose; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Yamagata; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Hata; Dirs. K. Tamaki, Y. Tashiro, S. Nakano, K. Nakano, K. Okuda, K. Fujita, Y. Furushima, Y. Takeoka. Branches: Kameda, Miitsu, Gosen, Kamo, Sanjo, Mitsuke & Tochio. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Nippon Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** — Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 210,000 (157,500 p.u); res. 15,992. Pres. Y. Ikeo; Vice-Pres. K. Naito; Mng.-Dirs. K. Takatsu, S. Kishida; Dirs. S. Ishihara, K. Muto, K. Goto, E. Ishii, N. Oishi. Branches: Tokyo, Toyama, Nagoya, Hiratsuka. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Nippon Suiden (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —501, Takemachi, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima-ken. Est. 1918. Cap. 20,000 (12,305 p.u.); res. 1,067. Pres. J. Noguchi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Inoue; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Ueno; Dirs. S. Ichikawa, H. Ueno, D. Ogyu, E. Kaneda, I. Toya, T. Oyamada, K. Nakayama, C. Yoshimine, K. Maeda, W. Miyabara. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Nipponkai Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —1, Sakurabashi-dori, Toyama City, Toyama-ken. Est Feb. 1898. Cap. [?] (28,089 p.u.); res. 3,316. Pres. S. Yamada; Mng.-Dir. Y. Nitta; Dirs. K. Tani, J. Hizume, T. Fukao, J. Oribe. — p. 1088 ([scan part 1, leaf 1145](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1145/mode/1up))

**Osaka Gas Co., Ltd** —Hirano-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1897. Cap. 51,000 (42,500 p.u.); res. 4,624. Chairman of Board N. Kataoka; Mng.-Dir. I. Yokoyama; Dirs. S. Toyama, N. Kajiwara, Y. Imamura, M. Yamauchi, A. Shimomura. Merged Osaka Seimi Kogyo Co., 1925. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Saibu Gas Co., Ltd** —Chiyo-machi, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka-ken. Est. 1930 Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.); res. 173. Pres. M. Yamawaki; Mng.-Dir. K. Irie; Dirs. R. Arikawa, K. Tsubakihara, etc. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Sanyo Chuo Suiden (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —3, Sueyoshibashi-dori 2-chome, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. July 1919. Cap. 39,000 (p.u.); res. 2,342. Pres. S. Inoue; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Doi; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Umeda; Dirs. E. Shimizu, S. Nango, T. Kihara, N. Shizuno, S. Kawate, K. Ushio, R. Inui. Branches: Okayama, Shikama, Saidaiji, Yoshiigawa & Tojyo. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Seisen Godo Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —46, Senkyori, Heijo-fu, Chosen. Est. May 1919. Cap. 17,750 (14,060 p.u.) res. 270. Chairman G. Kashii; Pres. R. Imai; Mng.-Dirs. S. Okaya, Y. Namba, M. Kin, T. Yokota, S. Jimbo, M. Kameyama, M. Nagaki; Dirs. T. Kurachi & 7 others. Merger of Chosen Denki Kogyo Co., Chosen Soden Co., Seisen Denki Co., Chinnampo Denki Co., Sharlin Denki Co., Shingishu Denki Co., Kaijo Denki Co., etc. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Shikoku Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —Tadotsu-machi, Kagawa-ken. Est. Sept. 1898. Cap. 22,995 (15,845 p.u.); res. 2,221. Chairman of Bd. of Dirs. Y. Takeda; Mng.-Dir. T. Tanaka; Dirs. K. Fukuzawa, T. Onishi, S. Kamada, M. Takahashi, K. Goda, T. Kageyama, K. Sangawa; Mgr. S. Unoki. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Shinshu Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —Kyobashi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Suwa Branch: Shimosuwa-machi, Suwa-gun, Nagano-ken. Azumi Branch: Omachi, Kita-Azumi-gun, Nagano-ken. Est. Nov. 1897. Cap. 17,210 (10,987 p.u); res. 559. Pres. K. Katakura; Vice-Pres. M. Watanabe; Mng.-Dir. K. Fukushima; Standing Inspector Y. Iwanami. Merger of Suwa Denki Co. and Izumi Denki Co. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Shokawa Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —3, Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1919. Cap. 15,000 (p.u.); res. 452. Rep.-Dir. U. Rokkaku; Dirs. T. Kizu, K. Naito, K. Takatsu, T. Ueno. Merged Jomo Paper Mfg. Co., 1926. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Showa Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1926. Cap. 40,000 (30,000 p.u.); res. 826. Pres. J. Masuda; Vice-Pres. S. Murase; Mng.-Dir. K. Ohara; Dirs. N. Tagawa, S. Kubota, O. Fujinami. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Shoin-cho, Taihoku City, Taiwan. Est. Aug. 1919. Cap 45,750 (42,936 p.u.); res 15,937. Pres. K. Matsuki; Dirs. T. Nozawa, K. Goto, T. Noguchi, M. Hayashi. Branches: Tokyo, Keelung, Taichu, Tainan, Takao, Giran, Shoka, Heito. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Takaoka Dento (Electric Light) Co., Ltd** —101, Awaramachi, Takaoka City, Toyama-ken. Est. Sept. 1903. Cap. 9,830 (p.u.); res. 2,510. Pres. D. Sugano; Mng.-Dir. S. Yoshida. Merger of Jintsugawa Electric Co., Noshu Electric Co., Isurugi Electric Co., Hokuroku Kyodo Electric Co. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Tamagawa Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —5, Ginza Nishi 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1923. Cap. 7,500 (5,625 p.u.). Pres. M. Nakajima; Dirs. K. Yamasaki, T. Tachikawa, G. Kimura, A. Ono, U. Yonemoto. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Denryoku Co., Ltd. (Formerly Hakodate Hydro-Electric Co.)** —3, Ginza 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1906. Cap. 28,000 (17,125 p.u.); res. 2,591. Chairman of Board K. Anamizu; Mng.-Dir. R. Ishizu; Dirs. Y. Tanami, I. Okada. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Toho Denryoku (Electric Power) Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo Est. Nov. 1905. Cap. 266,000 (p.u.); res. 16,948. Pres. Y. Matsunaga; Vice-Pres. M. Ota, Y. Kaito; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. Y. Takeoka, T. Miyagawa; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Shimizu, H. Yamada, H. Ichikawa. S. Nishiyama; Dirs. W. Natori, S. Hori, J. Kosaka. K. Takakuwa, E. Sugiura. Branches: Nagoya, Gifu, Ichinomiya, Okazaki, Toyohashi, Tsu, Nara, Wakayama, Tokushima, Awaji, Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Saga, Sasebo, Kurume, Omuta. Cable: "Nedohot" Tokyo. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Toho Gas Co., Ltd** —Gokiso-cho, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Est. June 1922. Cap. 24,275 (13,275 p.u.); res. 3,529. Pres. N. Tsuru; Mng.-Dirs. K. Fujimoto, M. Ikeda, M. Nagataki; Dirs. S. Tsukada, S. Okaya, N. Hattori, H. Ishiguro. Branches: Ichinomiya, Handa, etc. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Tohoku Shinko Denryoku K. K** —28, Kotodai-dori, Sendai. Est. Oct. 1936. Cap. 30,000 (15,000 p.u.). Pres. S. Yokoyama; Vice-Pres. S. Inokuma; Dirs. S. Hagiwara, K. Higuchi. Tokyo Branch: Jinju Seimei Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Dento (Electric Light) Co., Ltd** —1, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1883. Cap. 429,562 (p.u.); res. 61,691. Chairman & Pres. I. Kobayashi; Vice-Pres. S. Arai; Mng.-Dirs Y. Fukuda, E. Okabe, Y. Ando, E. Iwase; Dirs. T. Hirose, T. Kasai, S. Ohashi, Y. Matsunaga, etc. Branches: Yokohama, Maebashi, Numazu, Chiba. Kawagoe, Utsunomiya, Hamamatsu, etc. Merger of Inawashiro Hydro-Electric Co., Fuji Suiden Co., Teikoku Electric Light Co., Tokyo Electric Power Co., Tokyo Hatsuden Co. Cable: "Tokyodento" Tokyo. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1885. Cap. 150,000 (112,500 p.u.); res 11,298. Pres. T. Isaka; Mng.-Dir. N. Tsuru; Dirs. H. Ota, K. Hara, K. Hashimoto, E. Iwamura, T. Isomura, T. Asabuki, K. Kamiya, T. Eguchi. Branches: Kanda, Asakusa, Honjo, Yotsuya, Hongo, Azabu, Kamata, Ebara, Shibuya, Nakano, Ikebukuro, Arakawa. Factories: Fukagawa, Senju, Omori, Tsurumi, Sunamachi, Shiba. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Toshin Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —Aji-no-moto Bldg., 7, Takara-cho 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo Est. Aug. 1917. Cap. 68,350 (62,758 p.u.); res. 5,534. Pres. C. Suzuki; Mng -Dir. N. Mori; Dirs. T. Kawasaki, T. Takahashi, T. Hirose, S. Urayama, K. Mino, R. Shirase, J. Kozaka, Y. Ishiwatari, I. Irizawa. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))

**Ujigawa Electric Power Co., Ltd** —164 Umegae-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1906 Cap. 200,000 (119,375 p.u.); res. 9,174. Pres. Y Hayashi; Vice-Pres. S. Kageyama; Mng.-Dir. S. Ishizawa; Dirs. J. Noguchi, S. Nagai, K. Kishi, U. Koike, T. Goto, K. Nakamura Merger of Taisho Hydro-Electric Co., Hyogo Electric Railway Co., Kobe-Himeji Electric Railway Co. — p. 1089 ([scan part 1, leaf 1146](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1146/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — V. Electricity—Gas; VI. Exchange Securities (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

### V. Electricity—Gas

**Yahagi Suiryoku Denki (Hydro-Electric) Co., Ltd** —Higashikataha-cho 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Nagoya City. Est. Mar. 1919. Cap. 84,350 (49,850 p.u.); res. 2,871. Pres. K. Fukuzawa; Vice-Pres. S. Sugiyama, M. Naruse; Mng.-Dirs. M. Kurushima, I. Goto, R. Koyama; Dirs. T. Takagi and 8 others. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Yamagata Denki (Electric) Co., Ltd** —205, Yoko-machi, Yamagata City. Est. Dec. 1897. Cap. 10,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 1,691. Pres. H. Hasegawa; Mng.-Dir. S. Suzuki; Dirs. T. Toda, K. Hasegawa, Z. Inada, Z. Shoji, K. Usuki. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

### VI. Exchange Securities

**Aioi Gomei Kaisha** —Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. May 1929. Cap. 4,000. Pres. Y. Aioi. Dealers in Securities & Immovables. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Antung Exchange (Anto Torihikijo), Ltd** —1, Yamatobashi-dori 9-chome, Antung, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1920. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.). Pres. S. Otsu; Mng.-Dir. K. Doi; Dirs. J. Ono, T. Senokuchi, Sun Teh-fang, S. Muto. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Chosen Exchange, Ltd** —Kogane-cho, Keijo, Chosen. Est. Jan. 1932. Cap. 6,000 (2,400 p.u.); res. 303. Pres. H. Arai; Dirs. K. Kosugi, M. Akiyama, F. Tazaki, T. Asano, Ri Hei-gaku. Bond & Stock, Rice & Grains. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Daikabu Daiko K. K. (Osaka Stock Exchange Agency Co., Ltd.)** —Kitahama 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1933. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 698. Pres. F. Kuroda; Mng.-Dir. S. Matsuzaki. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Dairen Gohin Daiko K. K. (Dairen Five Commodities Exchange Agency Co., Ltd.)** —49, Shikishima-cho, Dairen. Est. 1932. Cap. 500 (125 p.u.); res. 52. Pres. Shidoh; Dirs. S. Yamada, M Ito, K. Mitani, N. Sono. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Dairen Stock & Produce Exchange, Ltd** —Shikishima-cho, Dairen. Est. 1920. Cap. 5,000 (2,000 p.u.); Pres. S. Tanaka; Dirs. K. Sato, T. Aioi, S. Kobayashi, C. Nakamura. Branch: Uchisaiwaicho, Tokyo. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Fujimoto Billbroker Shoken K. K. (Fujjimoto Billbroker & Securities Co., Ltd.)** —Kitahama 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1906. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 3,294. Chairman of Board K. Matsuba; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Miwa; Jr. Mng.-Dir. H. Yamakawa; Dirs. K. Kishimoto, M. Sugi, S. Katagiri, S. Honda, Y. Watanabe, K. Tsubouchi. Originally Fujimoto Billbroker; later Fujimoto Billbroker Bank Co. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Harbin Exchange, Ltd., The** —Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1933. Cap. MY2,000 (1,200 p.u.); res. 803. Chairman C. Shimada; Mng.-Dirs. Wang Hsi-hsiao, H. Okudaira; Mgr. G. Takiya. Dealers in Soya Beans, Bean Cake, etc. Ware-housing. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Kawashimaya & Co., Ltd** —Kabuto-cho 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 7,000 (4,000 p.u.); res. 1,275. Pres. G. Tohyama; Mng.-Dirs. M. Kanda, G. Yoshino, Stockbroker, Tokyo Stock Exchange. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Kobe Exchange, Ltd** —60, Naniwa-cho, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Sept. 1896. Cap. [?] (3,125 p.u.); res. 558. Pres. G. Takikawa; Mng.-Dir. N. Nakamura; Dirs. I. Suzuki, J. Enami; Dir. & Mgr. H. Furumi. Bond, Stock, Silk & Rice. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Kurokawa Shoten (Kurokawa & Co., Ltd.)** —Kyutaromachi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Cap. [?] (p.u.); res. 707. Pres. Fukusaburo Kurokawa. Cable: "Kabkrokawa" Osaka. Dealers, Subscribers and Underwriters of Bonds, Debentures and Stocks — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Kyoto Exchange, Ltd** —Nakakyo-ku, Kyoto. Est. Aug. 1884. Cap. 5,000 (3,500 p.u.); res. 1,115. Pres. S. Sono; Mng.-Dir. T. Takezawa; Dirs. K. Tanaka, T. Osawa; Dir. & Mgr. H. Matsumura. Stock and Rice. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Exchange, Ltd** —Jikkenbo, Mukden. Est. Sept. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. J. Hirose; Dirs. T. Kawagishi, C. Ioriya, etc Bond & Stock, Cotton Tissue, Jute Bag, Flour, Furs, Rice. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Fudo Chokin (Savings) Co., Ltd** —Shinanomachi, Dairen. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 1,000 (300 p.u.). Pres. S. Kadoda; Mng.-Dir. T. Takahashi; Dirs. K. Wada, Y. Numada, etc. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Nagoya Stock Exchange, Ltd** —Minami-Isecho, Naka-ku, Nagoya City. Est. Nov. 1893 Cap. 6,000 (5,125 p.u.); res. 1,010. Pres. Y. Shimoide; Mng.-Dir. T. Goto. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Nichiden Shoken K. K. (Nichiden Securities Co., Ltd )** —Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. 1928. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.); Rep.-Dirs. Y. Ikeo, K. Naito, Y. Kishida. K. Fukano; Dirs. T. Akiyama, S. Ishihara, K. Uchiyama, K. Muto, etc. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Nikka Shoken Shintaku (Security & Trust) Co., Ltd** —35, Atago-machi, Dairen. Est. 1919. Cap. [?] (750 p.u.). Dirs. K. Nozu, Y. Hashimoto, M. Kikuchi. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Nikko Shoken K. K. (Nikko Securities Co., Ltd.)** —Kogin Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1920. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 615. Pres. J. Iwai; Dirs. S. Kikuchi, K. Hara, M. Otani, T. Hoshino. Branches: Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Okayama, Kyoto, Kobe, Niigata. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Nomura Shoken K. K. (Nomura Security Co., Ltd.)** —Azuchi-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1926. Cap. 1,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 3,957. Pres. O. Kataoka; Mng -Dirs. M. Tamba, S. Iida; Dirs. M. Nomura, K. Oyama, J. Matsumoto, E. Hamano. Branches: New York, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Kobe, Okayama, Hiroshima, Moji, Fukuoka, Kanazawa, Niigata. Cable: "Nomurashin" Osaka. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Osaka Dojima Rice Exchange, Ltd** —1, Dojima-Hamadori, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Sept. 1876. Cap. 6,000 (4,750 p.u.); res. 2,113. Pres. M. Saneyoshi; Mng.-Dir. H. Yasukawa; Dirs. S. Susuki, K. Tanaka; Mgr. I. Togawa. Rice and Warehousing. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))

**Osaka Sampin (Three Commodities) Exchange, Ltd** —Kita-Kyutaro-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1893. Cap. [?] (2,750 p.u.); res. 2,185. Pres. S. Kato; Dirs. Y. Imanishi, S. Iwata, T. Kiyomiya, Raw Cotton Tissue, Rayon. — p. 1090 ([scan part 1, leaf 1147](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1147/mode/1up))


## Business Directory

**Osaka Shoji K. K. (Osaka Trading Co., Ltd.)** 7, Korai-bashi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. July 1917. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 2,098. Pres. K. Murachi; Sr. Mng. Dir. S. Mizoguchi; Jr. Mng.-Dir. C. Mizoguchi. Dealers in & Underwriters of Bonds & Stock. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Osaka Stock Exchange, Ltd** Kitahama, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1878. Cap. 45,000 (29,500 p.u.); res. 1,937. Rep.-Dir. W. Shibayama; Mng.-Dirs. K. Oteki, M. Oshiki; Dirs. Y. Ataka, H. Mori, T. Naruse. Bonds & Stock. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Toho Shoken Hoyu Kaisha** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1925. Cap. 15,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Ide. Immovables and Securities. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Tokabu Daiko K. K. (Tokyo Stock Exchange Agency Co., Ltd.)** 6, Kabuto-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1927. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 2,541. Pres. M. Toyoma; Mng.-Dir. M. Koyama; Dirs. C. Hirano, T. Kataoka, T. Ueda, K. Kubota, S. Taguchi. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Produce Exchange, Ltd** Kakigara-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1876. Cap. 7,750 (5,375 p.u.); res. 1,121. Pres. Y. Hayakawa; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Ueda, T. Kakinuma, K. Yoshida; Dir. T. Umehara; Mgr. E. Yanabu. Head Office: Kakigara-cho (Rice Future Transaction). Branches: Suginomori (Cotton Yarn and Rayon Future Transaction); Fukagaya (Rice Spot); Kandagawa (Rice Spot). — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Stock Exchange, Ltd. The** Kabuto-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1878. Cap. 50,000 (42,500 p.u.); res. 8,642. Pres. K. Sugino; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Ban; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Ogushi, M. Mori; Dirs. M. Matsumoto, R. Namba, G. Mochizuki, A. Fujiyama. Bonds & Stock. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Yamada & Co., Ltd** 16, Oku-machi, Dairen. Est. 1932. Cap. 500 (375 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Yamada; Dirs. K. Yamada, M. Ugai. Exchange, Finance. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Yamaichi Shoken K. K. (The Yamaichi Securities & Finance Co., Ltd.)** Kabuto-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1926. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 4,127. Pres. D. Hiraoka; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. J. Ichikawa, S. Kinoshita; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. R. Ishikawa, T. Urushibara; Dirs. H. Tsushima, K. Yasuoka, T. Itoh, H. Ogami. Branches: Osaka, Nagoya, Okayama, Niigata, Hamamatsu, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Kobe, Hiroshima, Yokohama, Keijo, Sapporo. Cable: "Montonesco" Tokyo. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Yamakano Shokai (Yamakano Co., Ltd.)** Yedobashi 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1891. Cap. 2,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 514. Pres. Kisuke Ohta; Mng.-Dir. Kozo Mitsuhashi; Dirs. Mamoru Nagano, Hajime Dotai, Reijiro Makino. Dealers in Bonds, Debentures & Stocks. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Exchange, Ltd** Hon-cho 3-chome, Yokohama. Est. 1894. Cap. 6,500 (p.u.); res. 449. Pres. E. Fukuda; Dirs. K. Takei, G. Endo, F. Nakamura, S. Ishikawa, M. Kobayashi. Silk & Stock. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

### VII. Exporters—Importers

**Abeichi Yoko, Ltd** 223, Szechuen Road, Shanghai. Branches: Hankow, Tientsin, Tsingtao, Hangchau, Suchau. Est. 1914. Cap. Silver Ts 300; res. 500. Rep.-Dir. T. Koga. Cable: "Abeichi" or "Mataichi" Shanghai. Cotton Yarn & Cotton Piece Goods, Rayon, Woolen Textiles. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Akiyama, Takashi** 374, Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Cap. 500. Prop. T. Akiyama. Export & Import of Cigars, Cigarettes, Leaf Tobacco, Copra, Papin & Medicines. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Asahi Silk Co., Ltd** Shosen Bldg., Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. July 1925. Cap. 3,000 (2,000 p.u.); 208. Rep.-Dirs. M. Oda, S. Nishibashi, J. Kono. Silk Exporters. Branch: New York. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Asano Bussan (Trading) Kabushiki Kaisha** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1918. Cap. 6,000 (p.u.); res. 2,696. Pres. S. Asano; Mng.-Dir. A. Ninomiya; Dir. & Mgr. M. Oda; Dirs. R. Asano, H. Asano. Branches: Osaka, New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, London, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya, Moji, Sapporo, Taihoku, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin. Exporters & Importers, Contractors for Engrg. Work & Building. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Ataka & Co., Ltd** 14, Imabashi 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Nov. 1903. Cap. 4,500 (p.u.); res. 910. Pres. Y. Ataka. Branches: Tokyo, London, Nagoya, Dairen. Importers of Metals, Ores, Machinery, Pulp & Papers, Chemicals, Lumber, etc.; Exporters of Cotton Piece Goods, Woolen Goods, Rayon Piece Goods, etc. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Chatani & Co., Ltd. T** 1-5 Higashi Shimizu-machi, Osaka. Tokyo Branch: 1-4 Matsukiyo-cho, Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. Nagoya Branch: 13, Shimosono-cho 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Sept. 1909. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Chatani; Mng.-Dirs. T. Iwatani, S. Fushioka. Cable: "Chatanico" Osaka. All kinds of Japanese Sundries, Novelties & Textiles, etc. Pearls, Ivory & Bone Wares, Genuine Rock Crystals, Carved Wood, Brushes, Celluloid Wares, Toilet Wares, Rubber Wares, Stationery, Toys, Porcelain Wares, Musical Instruments, Electric Bulbs, etc. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Chugai Boyeki Co., Ltd** Sanwa Bldg., Kawara-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1925. Cap. 500 (425 p.u.). Pres. U. Doi; Mng.-Dir. T. Doi. Cable: "Cbcoy" Tokyo. Importers & Exporters of Aniline Dyes, Industrial Chemicals, etc. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd** 67, Naniwa-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Sept. 1920. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.); res. 580. Pres. K. Ito; Mng.-Dirs. K. Tanaka, H. Miyazaki. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**Daito Shokai** 11 Isobedori 4-chome, Kobe. Works: Okubo-cho, near Akashi. Est. 1934. Prop. Masao Yamamoto. Cable: "Daitoshoka" Kobe. Mfrs. and Exporters of Paper Goods, Textiles and General Merchandise. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))

**F. Kanematsu & Co., Ltd** 119, Ito-machi, Kobe. Est. 1889. Cap. 7,000 (p.u.); res. 2,450. Dirs. S. Hayashi, S. Hirodo, T. Misaki, K. Matsuki, M. Taniguchi, T. Kameyama. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Hsinking, Harbin, Mukden, Tientsin, New York, Seattle. Works: Handa-mura, Hyogo-ken. Cable: "Kanematsu" General Importers & Exporters. — p. 1091 ([scan part 1, leaf 1148](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1148/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — VII. Exporters—Importers

### VII. Exporters—Importers

**Fujisawa Tomokichi Shoten, Ltd** 1, Dosho-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1930. Cap. 3,150 (2,362 p.u.). Pres. T. Fujisawa; Mng.-Dir. T. Harada; Dirs. S. Tamaru, K. Nakada, T. Hori. Branches: 7, Yamagata-dori, Dairen (Mgr. S. Hayashi); Tokyo, Keijo, Shanghai. Factories: Osaka, Hayashida (Kagawa-ken). Chemicals & Drugs. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Fukusho Co., Ltd** 213, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. May 1929. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.); res. 1,381. Mng.-Dir. T. Aioi; Dirs. K. Kawabe, Y. Sasaki, K. Aoyama, M. Outa. Importers & Exporters, Warehousing, Architects & Contractors, Civil Engineers, Insurance & General Commission Agents. Cable: "Fukusho." Branches: Mukden, Hsinking, Tsingtao, Harbin. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Futagawa Yoko** 145, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. 1920. Cap. 200. Pres. T. Futagawa; Mgr. T. Yamamoto. Cable: "Futagawa" Dairen. Importers & Exporters. Branches: Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**G. Ito & Company (Hongkong), Ltd** Prince's Bldg., 5, Ice House St., Hongkong. P. O. Box No. 206. Branch: 29, Yobancho, Kawaraya-machi, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. April, 1930. Cap. Hongkong $50. (p.u.); res. Hongkong $28. Mng.-Dir. Jiro Metoki; Dir. Gensuke Ito. Cable: "Itoshiko" Hongkong. Import & Export, General Commission Agent. Import: Paper, Dry battery materials, Chemicals, Metals, & other General Sundries. Export: Tobacco leaves, Scrap metals, Seagrass, Flax, Oils & other General Sundries. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha** 25, Nakanoshima 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1905. Cap. 18,000 (15,500 p.u.): Chairman of Board. S. Nose; Mng.-Dirs. M. Yoshida, Y. Nakao; Dirs. Y. Kitagawa, G. Kichikawa, S. Kida. Mgr. of Dairen Branch W. Kohara. Branches: Dairen, Bombay, Shanghai, Tokyo, etc. Raw Cotton, Cotton Piece Goods, Raw Silk & Rayon, etc. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Goto Fu-undo Co., Ltd., S** 2, Ogawa-machi 1-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1919. Cap. 750 (p.u.). res. 182. Pres. K. Yamasaki; Mng.-Dir. M. Tsutsui; Dirs. M. Watanabe, K. Kawamura, Otto Kresta. Branches: 125, Yamagata-dori, Dairen (Mgr. T. Yamamoto), Dosho-machi 4-chome, Osaka; Keijo & Sapporo. Cable: "Gotofuundo" Tokyo. Factory: Harayama, Urawa, Saitama-ken. Mfrs. Exporters & Importers: Medical & Optical Instruments & Apparatus, etc. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Greenhill Kato Nippon, Ltd** Sohgo Bank Bldg., 5-3-chome, Kawara-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. London Office: 1, Fore Street, E. C. 2. Africa: Johannesburg, South Africa. Est. Nov. 1935. Cap. 300 (p.u.). Dirs. M. Kato, E. Kato, K. Mamiya. Cable: "Hillkatoh" Osaka. Cotton and Rayon Piece Goods. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Hagihara & Co., Ltd. E** 39, Minami-Kyuhoji-machi 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Aug. 1918. Cap. 1,000 (500 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. E. Hagihara; Dirs. M. Inagaki, K. Miyamoto. Branch: Kanbu-dori 2-chome, Dairen. Papers. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Hara Gomei Kaisha** 48, Benten-dori 3-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. Feb. 1899. Cap. 2,000. Pres. T. Hara. Branches: New York, Lyon. Export of Silk. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Harada Shoji Kaisha, Ltd** 3, Andojibashi-dori, Osaka. Branch Office: 5, Naka 6-gokan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1923. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 25. Pres. Kametaro Harada; Mng.-Dir. Yuzo Kimura. Cable: "Sunharada" Osaka. Export: Cotton Piece Goods (Jeans, Drill, Sateen, Voile, Poplin, Gingham, Bleached, Dyed & Printed) Rayon Piece Goods (Crepe, Sateen, Voile, Bleached, Dyed & Printed) Sundry Goods (Towel, Handerchief, Blanket, Hoisery Goods, Embroidery Laces, Enamelled wares). Import: Steel, Aluminium, Zinc & other non-Ferrous Metals in ingot & products, Machinery, Compressed Gas Cylinders, Asbestoes & other Mineral Products, Chemicals, Paper & Pulp, Lumber, Wool, Fur, & other Natural Products. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Hattori Trading Co., Ltd** Ginza, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1917. Cap. 1,000 (505 p.u.). Pres. M. Shinohara; Dirs. S. Hattori, T. Hattori, S. Hijikata. Branches: Shanghai, Hongkong. Cable: "Hattori" Tokyo. Engines, Machinery, Chains, Watches, Clocks, Sundry Goods, etc. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Hibiya & Co., Ltd** Horidome-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1918. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.); res. 1,125. Pres. H. Hibiya; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Hibiya, R. Enami. Branches: Osaka, Hamamatsu. Import of Raw Cotton: Inland Sale Cotton Yarn, Rayon, Spun Silk. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Hiramatsu & Co., Inc., T** 7, Kojimachi 6-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1932. Mng.-Partner T. Hiramatsu. Cable: "Alumfoils" Tokyo. Drugs & Chemicals Provisions Wines & Spirit Diamonds (Industrial) Fruits Toilet Goods. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Hokkaido Trading Co., Goshi Kaisha** 89-A, Yamashita-cho, Nakaku, Yokohama. P. O. Box 422. Est. Oct. 1935. Cap. 20. F. Ehrismann. Cable: "Turica" Yokohama. General Import & Export. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Horikoshi Gomei Kaisha** Odenma-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1919. Cap. 300. Acting Partner K. Horikoshi. Textiles. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Idemitsu Shokai** Nishi-Honmachi, Moji City. Est. June 1910. Prop. S. Idemitsu. Branches: 80 Yamagata-dori, Dairen (Mgr. Y. Yamada), Hakata, Nagoya, Taihoku, Keelung, Keijo, etc. Mineral & Vegetable Oils, Motors & Elec. Goods. Carbite, Iron & Steel, Cement, Machine Tools, etc. Agencies: Nippon Oil Co., Arthur Balfour Steel Works, Osaka Iron Works, K. Hattori & Co., etc. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Iida & Co., Ltd. (Takashimaya Iida K. K.)** 1, Nishi-Ginza 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1837. Cap. 4,000 (3,000 p.u.); res. 601. Pres. T. Iida; Mng.-Dirs. C. Goto, Y. Saito; Dirs. S. Iida, Y. Ohta, N. Iida, etc. Branches: Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya, Yokohama, Yawata, London, Sydney, Melbourne, Mukden, Hsinking, Buenos Aires. Exporters of Silk, Rayon Cotton & Woolen Piece Goods, etc. Cable: "Highisland" Tokyo, "Takashin" Osaka, "Takashin" Kobe. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Inabata & Co., Ltd** Junkei-machi 2-chome, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. 1890. Cap. 2,000. Councillor K. Inabata; Chairman of Board J. Inabata; Pres. T. Inabata. Cable: "Atabani". Branches: Tokyo, Kyoto, Nagoya, Wakayama, & Shanghai. Import of Dyestuff, Textile Machinery, etc. Export of Chemicals, Sundry Goods, etc. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Itoh & Co., Ltd., C** Azuchi-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Nov. 1918. Cap. 10,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 610. Pres. C. Itoh; Mng.-Dir. T. Itoh; Dirs. S. Nakamura, T. Inoue, Y. Tanaka, S. Fujino, T. Kunugi, T. Fuchida, U. Kosuga, M. Itoh. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Hamamatsu, Shanghai, Tsingtao, Tientsin, Mukden, Harbin, Hsinking, Dairen, Keijo, Semarang. Cable: "Marubeni" Osaka. Exporters & Importers: Cotton Piece Goods, Woolen Goods, Rayon Piece Goods, etc. — p. 1092 ([scan part 1, leaf 1149](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1149/mode/1up))

**Iwai & Co., Ltd** 43, Kitahama 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1921. Cap. 13,000 (11,500 p.u.); res. 1,102. Pres. Y. Iwai; Dirs. T. Ota, I. Shimoda, U. Onoe. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, Shanghai, London, Nagoya, Yawata, Yokohama, Hankow, Dairen, Fukui, Mukden, New York, Hsinking, Sydney, Melbourne. Import: Iron & Steel Machines, Glass, Drugs & Chemicals, Dye-stuff, Paints, Rubber, Oils, Hemp, Jute & Gunny. Wool, Pulp, Cotton Textiles, Woolen Textiles, Woolen Yarn, Metal, Paints, Papers, Fertilizers, etc. Exports: Silk, Rayon, Celluloid, Provisions & Drinks, etc. Cable: "Rockwell" Osaka. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Iwaida Shoten, K. K. (G. Iwaida & Co., Ltd.)** 22, Nippon Odori, Yokohama. Est. 1859. Cap. 300 (150 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. N. Iwaida, Cable: "Iwaida" Yokohama. Exporters of all kinds of textiles, etc. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Japan-Manchu Trading Co** 202 Daido Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1936. Cap. M¥10,000 (6,000 p.u.). Pres. J. Takebe; Mng.-Dirs. I. Ogawa, T. Takeuchi, M. Mitsumizo, K. Maeda, J. Minami. Sole Agent: S. M. R. Co., & Manchu Colliery Co. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kakunaka & Co., Ltd** 140, Isogami-dori 5-chome, Kobe. Est. 1910. Cap. 150 (p.u.); res. 300. Pres. E. Nakajima; Mng.-Dirs. S. Tanaka, C. Nakajima. Mats, Matting, Rice Straw Rugs, Cotton & Wool Rags, and all kinds of Flour Coverings, Toys, Fancy & Novelty Goods. Cable: "Samurai" Kobe. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kamiya Dembei Shoten, Ltd** Hanakawado-machi, Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1919. Cap. 1,61[?] (p.u.). Pres. Dembei Kamiya; Dirs. G. Kamiya, G. Hisamatsu, Denya Kamiya. Factory: Honjo (Azumabashi); Orchard: Ibaragi-ken. Wines, Spirits, Refreshing Beverages. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kazama & Co., Ltd** 2, Nishi-Torikoe-cho, Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. Business & Show Room: 312, Nisshin Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1913. Mgr. J. Kazama. Cotton Piece Goods, Porcelains, Toys, Celluloid, Rubber, etc. Cable: "Fareast" Tokyo. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kimura Yoko, Ltd** 6, Naniwa-dori, Mukden; 20, Iwaki-cho, Dairen; Chuodaigai, Harbin; Chuodori, Hsinking; Eiantaigai, Tsitsihar. Est. Nov. 1931. Cap. 250 (p.u.). Rep. Dir. H. Kubota. Photo Supplies. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kitazawa & Co., Ltd** 7, Kitahama 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Nov. 1936. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 200. Dirs. Saburo Kitazawa, Goro Kitazawa, Rokuro Kitazawa. Branches: Nagoya, Tokyo, Keijo, Dairen, Mukden, Tientsin, Shanghai. Exporting and Importing of Chemicals, Oils, Suets, Cereals, Dyes, Paints, Flours, Groceries, Sugars, Staple-fibre, Staple-yarn, Rayon, Cotton, and Staple Textile, Motor three Wheel car, Machines, and Tools. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kobe Kiito (Raw Silk) Kaisha, Ltd** 47 Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Dec. 1924. Cap. 1,500 (p.u.). Chairman of Board S. Kawanishi; Mng.-Dir. R. Tsukushi; Dirs. K. Morita, K. Nozawa, S. Sakamoto. Silk Commission Agency. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kohtoh Trading Co., Ltd** 206, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. May 1920. Cap. 500. Mng.-Dir. B. Tsukamoto. Cable: "Kowtow." Export of Silk, Rayon & Cotton Goods, Dry Goods; Import of High Grade Cotton & Woolen Goods, Fats, Machinery, Dry Goods. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kokusai Sangyo K. K. (Formerly Fukkoku Tsusho K. K.)** 4, Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1925. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.). Pres. K. Okura; Dirs. T. Shibusawa, S. Tamaki, N. Okura, M. Hibiki, M. Tanaka, Y. Watanabe. Mfrs. Exporters & Importers of arms and other goods. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Konishi Kotakudo Co., Ltd** 1 Kyobashi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1895. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Pres. K. Konishi. Cable: "Kotakudo." Mfrs. & Exporters: K. K. Watch crystals, opthalmic lens & frame, Springs for clock & gramophone, cigarette lighter, etc. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kyodensha Co., Ltd** 11, Tosabori 3-chome, Osaka. Elec. Lamps, Elec. Wires & Cords, and other Fittings. Cable: "Eleaccesso" — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Kyodo Tobacco Company, Ltd** Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. April, 1930. Cap. 1,000 (500 p.u.); res. 267. Pres. Korekazu Kikkawa; Mng.-Dirs. Naojiro Wakui; Dirs. Toranosuke Okada, Kosaku Kasashima; Aud. Jitsutaro Okamoto. Cable: "Kyodotobac", Tokyo. Exporter of Leaf-Tobacco, Cigarettes & Cigarette Paper; Importers of Leef-Tobacco & Cigarettes. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Manchou Import Co** 10, Hagoromo-cho, Dairen. Est. June, 1935. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. S. Yamanaka; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kakuda, Y. Tanabe; Dirs. I. Azuma, K. Kadoma. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Marubeni Shoten, Ltd** 36, Honmachi 2-chome, Osaka. Est. 1854. Cap. 10,000 (8,500 p.u.); res. 1,825. Chairman of Board C. Itoh; Mng.-Dir. T. Furukawa. Cable: "Appolico" Osaka. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Seoul, Shanghai. Cotton, Silk, Woolen, Rayon, Staple Fiber Yarns and Fabrics. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Maruyei Company, Ltd** Minamikyutaro-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1880. Cap. 2,000; res. 1,460. Mng.-Dir. Koichiro Fuwa. Cable: "Ringlong" Osaka. Branch Offices: Tokyo, Nagoya, Hamamatsu, Fukui, Imabari, Seoul, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, Yingkow, Antung, Harbin, Tsingtao, Tientsin and Shanghai. Manufacturers and Exporters: Cotton, Rayon, Woolen and Staple Fibre Yarns and Textiles, Hosiery, Sewing Thread, etc. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Maruzen Co., Ltd** Tori 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1869. Cap. 5,000 (4,150 p.u.); res. 2,438. Dirs. S. Kanazawa, M. Arakawa, S. Hatta, N. Suzuki, M. Kimpara. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Sendai, Nagoya, Yokohama, Kobe, Sapporo, Keijo; and 3 in Tokyo. Books, Stationery, Dry Goods. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Masudaya & Co., Kabushiki Kaisha** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1921. Cap. 500 (250 p.u.). Pres. F. Nakamura; Mng.-Dir. K. Yamazaki. Cable: "Masudaya" Tokyo. Exporters & Importers. Branch: Yokohama. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha, The** 13, Minamikyutaro-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1921. Cap. 300 (p.u.); res. 480. Pres. I. Abe; Dirs. T. Abe, K. Arii, T. Koga, S. Kawaguchi, K. Tsuyoshi. Branches: Shanghai, Hankow, Tokyo, Kobe, Dairen, Mukden, Bombay. Cable: "Mataichi" Osaka. Exporters of Cotton Piece Goods, Rayon Piece Goods, etc. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Minami & Co., Ltd., N** 51, Hon-cho 6-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. 1917. Cap. 500 (p.u.); res. 31. Dirs. N. Minami, K. Juba, Y. Takatsu. Exporters in General line. Cable: "Minam" Yokohama. Branches: Kobe, Nagoya, Yokohama, New York, Chicago. — p. 1093 ([scan part 1, leaf 1150](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1150/mode/1up))

**Minami-Manshu Bussan Co., Ltd** 13, Shiomi-cho, Dairen. Est. Jan. 1912. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Rep.-Dir. H. Matsuo, Dirs. K. Seno, K. Konuki. Oils & Fats, Marine Transportation. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha (Trading Co.,), Ltd** Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1918. Cap. 30,000 (p.u.); res. 14,719. Chairman of Board K. Funada; Mng.-Dirs. K. Tanaka, S. Hayakawa, T. Yanase; Dirs. S. Kawate, S. Mishima, C. Hirai, T. Terada, K. Noma, I. Hattori, S. Matsui, S. Okubo, T. Kazama, K. Iwasaki, S. Yamada, K. Shiba. Branches of Representatives: Osaka, Kobe, Kure, Moji, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Nagoya, Yokohama, Niigata, Otaru, Hakodate, Keelung, Taihoku, Takao, Keijo, Fusan, Seishin, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Antung, Mutankiang, Yingkow, Chinwantao, Tientsin, Shanghai, Hankow, Hongkong, Rangoon, Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Karachi, Beirut, Manila, Cebu, Sourabaya, Batavia, Singapore, Bangkok, Baghdad, Alexandria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Sydney, Melbourne, London, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Buenos Aires, etc. Agencies: Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, G.m.b.H., Berlin; Societe Anonyme Francaise Mitsubishi, Paris, Lyon & Casablanca; Iran & Japan Trading Co., Teheran; Mr. T. Miyake, Santiago, Chile. Cable: "Iwasakisal" Tokyo. General Importers & Exporters, Mfrs., Commission Merchants, Brokers, Shipowners. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Mitsuboshi Yoko, Ltd** Tokiwabashi, Dairen. Est. Mar. 1905. Cap. 100. (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. T. Takai; Dirs. T. Takimoto, M. Kobayashi. Exporters & Importers. Cable: "Mitsuboshi" Dairen. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & Co., Ltd. in Europe And America)** 1. Muromachi 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1876. Cap. 150,000 (122,500 p.u.); res. 82,000 Mng.-Dirs. J. Inouye (Chairman & Rep. Dir.), T. Mukai, (Rep. Dir.), R. Ishida, S. Ohta, S. Hasegawa; Dirs. Takakiyo Mitsui, Takanaga Mitsui, S. Tajima, T. Sumii, K. Kaneko, K. Shimidzu, S. Watanabe, H. Akai, T. Furukawa. Branches: Otaru, Hakodate, Niigata, Kawasaki, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Shimizu, Nagoya, Osaka, Maizuru, Kobe, Okayama, Hiroshima, Kure, Moji, Wakamatsu, Karatsu, Miike, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Taihoku, Keelung, Takao, Keijo, Fusan, Heijo, Seishin, Dairen, Antung, Yingkow, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Tsitsihar, Botanko, Tomon, Tientsin, Peking, Tsingtao, Chefoo, Tsinan, Shanghai; Nanking, Hankow, Amoy, Canton, Hongkong, Saigon, Manila, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Sydney, Melbourne; Singapore, Medan, Palembang, Bangkok, Sourabaya, Semarang, Batavia, Calcutta, Rangoon, Bombay, Karachi; Madras, Teheran, Kabul, London, Alexandria, Casablanca, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, etc. General Exporters & Importers, Insurance & Ship Agents, General Contractors, Shipowners, Shipbuilders, Sawmill-owners, and Wharfingers. Cable: "Mitsui." — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Mori Yoko, Gomei Kaisha** 8, Kasuga-cho, Mukden. Est. Feb. 1926. Cap. 100. Acting Partner S. Mori. Branches: Rensashotengai, Dairen (Mgr. S. Mori); 48, Chuodori, Hsinking; 6, Saiwai-cho, Liaoyang. Watches, Cameras, Gramophones, Jewelries, etc. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Moritani & Co., Ltd** 3, Gofukubashi 2-chome, Nihonbashi Tokyo. Est. 1901. Cap. 1,000. Mng.-Dir. M. Moritani. Branches: Osaka, Nagoya, Kokura, Kanazawa, Taihoku, Sendai, Sapporo, Keijo, Takao, Hsinking, Soerabaya. Cable: "Moritani" Tokyo; "Oyasuuri" Osaka. General Exporters, Importers, General merchandise & Manufacturers' Agents, Wire & Hemp Rope, Mining & Textile Machinery, Leather Goods, Rubber Goods, Lubricating Oils. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Motoshige Boeki K. K. (Motoshige Trading Co., Ltd.)** 2, Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1921. Cap. 500 (125 p.u.). Pres. W. Motoshige; Dirs. H. Kishi, S. Yamamoto; Dir. & Mgr. Y. Nakayama. Branches: Osaka, Honolulu. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nagase Shoten, Ltd** Itachibori, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1831. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Pres. D. Nagase; Mng.-Dir. T. Nagase; Dirs. C. Nagase, H. Nagase. Branches: Tokyo, Kyoto, London. Dyestuff, Chemicals & Machinery. Cable: "Dentelta". — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nakagawa & Co., T. (Shinko Yoko)** 89 Harima-cho, Dairen. Est. 1932. Rep. T. Nakagawa. Cable: "Nakagawa" Dairen. General Importers & Commission Merchants. Machine, tools, steel iron gas tubes, radiators, building materials, glass, camera, toilet articles, photo-goods, stationery, papers, chemicals, lumber, woolen piece goods, textile goods, etc. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nakata & Co., T** 22, Naniwa-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. 1918. Cap. 50 Prop. T. Nakata. Cable: "Nakatoyo" Kobe. Exports: Portland Cement, Building Materials, Hardwares, etc. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nansho Yoko, Ltd** Higashi Shijo-dori, Fushun, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1917. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. M. Saito; Dirs. S. Kato, K. Kobayashi, S. Fujisaki. Branches: Dairen, Kirin, Hokkaido. Hardwares, Chemicals, Fertilizers, Cereals, etc. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Boeki Kaisha, Ltd** [?], Nakasu-machi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1900. Cap. 5,000 (3,000 p.u.); res. 858. Chairman S. Miyajima; Mng.-Dir. K. Ito; Mgr. K. Nakamoto. Branches: Osaka, Yokohama, Saipan, Tenian, Yap, Palau, Yaluit, etc. Import of all South Sea Products; Exports of all Japanese Goods. Cable: "Nanyoboeki" Tokyo. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nauka Sha** 13, 2-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. Branch: 75, Nankodaichoku-gai, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Pres. H. Otake; Mgr. S. M. Baroff (Harbin). Sole Importers of U.S.S.R. Books. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nichibei Jidosha (Motorcar) Co., Ltd** Bakuro-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1918. Cap. 100 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. Y. Yamaoka; Dirs. S. Hijikata, K. Tsuda. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nichibei Kiito (Silk) Co., Ltd** Otamachi, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); Mng.-Dir. S. Hoshino; Dirs. A. Kimura, T. Hotchi, M. Kanie, I. Fujii. Branches: Tokyo, New York. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nichibei Shoji Gomei Kaisha** Tokyo Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1922. Cap. 120. Mng.-Dir. S. Tominaga. General Hardware & Machinery. Cable: "Amharwa" Tokyo. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nichidoku Trading Co., Ltd** Sanwa Bldg., 3, Gofukubashi 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. April 1936. Cap. 500 (125 p.u.). Pres. T. Sakuta; Mng.-Dir. M. Kwan Cable: "Doiz[?]oyek." Branches: Osaka, Nagoya. Hot rolled mild steel hoops, Condencer Tissue Paper, Steel Plates, Pigment colours & other sundry Goods. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nichihaku Menka K. K** Gosho Bldg., Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1936. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. T. Harada; Dirs. K. Seki, T. Itoh, S. Murata, K. Gonno, S. Nango. Cable: "Brazcot" Osaka. Importers of Cotton from Brazil. — p. 1094 ([scan part 1, leaf 1151](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1151/mode/1up))

**Nichiro Jitsugyo K. K. (Japan-Russian Trading Co., Ltd.)** Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1918. Cap. 10,000 (3,612 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. M. Yoshida. General Export & Import. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nikko Co., Ltd., The** 90, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. June, 1919. Cap. 250 (203 p.u.); res. 12. Pres. I. Nisho; Mng.-Dir. E. Yamamura; Dir. Y. Matsuura. Cable: "Onest" Yokohama. Branch Offices: Bower Bldg., 543 Granville St., Vancouver, B. C. Canada; 15, Akatsuka-cho 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Mfrs., Exporters & Importers: Silk, Rayon, Woolen & Cotton Piece Goods, Silk, Rayon, Woolen & Cotton Manufactured Goods, Porelain, Earthen & Glass Wares, All kinds of Sundry Goods. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nippon Jidosha (Japan Automobile) Kaisha, Ltd** 30, Tameike-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Est. June, 1914. Cap. 3,000 (2,000 p.u.); res. 552. Chairman of Board S. Tamaki; Mng.-Dir. K. Ogawa, Dirs. S. Mataki, K. Inahara, D. Yamaguchi, S. Saito, H. Shimizu. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha (Japan Cotton Trading Co., Ltd.)** 10, Nakanoshima 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. 1892. Cap. 12,750 (6,882 p.u.); res. 792. Pres. S. Nango; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Hiki, E. Nakai, S. Yatsuki; Dirs. S. Tsukaguchi, S. Kinoshita. Branches: Kobe, Yokohama, Tokyo, Nagoya, Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin, Tsingtao, Dairen, Bombay, Calcutta, Karachi, Rangoon, Soerabaya, Sydney, Alexandria, Lvierpool, etc. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nippon Shoji (Trading) Co., Ltd** 4, Troi 2-chome, honbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1916. Cap. 500 (250 p.u.). Pres. H. Kawasaki; Mng.-Dir. S. Shibahara; Dir. R. Okuda. Branches: Osaka, Yukuhashi, Tomakomai. Cable: "Reliance" Tokyo. Guns, Pistols, Explosives & etc. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nippon Shoko Kabushiki Kaisha (Japan Trading & Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** 5 Minamihoriedori, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1918. Cap. 750. Mng.-Dir. K. Ogawa. Spinning and Weaving Bobbins, Accessories of Spinning and Weaving machinery, etc. Cable: "Millsupply" Osaka. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nishikawa & Co., Ltd** Kii-machi, Dairen. Est. Apr. 1924. Cap. 500 (30[?] p.u.). Dirs. T. Nishikawa, K. Namba, F. Nishikawa. General Importers, Wholesale Dealers in Machinery, Steel, Bldg. Materials, Spirits, etc. Cable: "Nishikawaya." — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nissho Company, Ltd., The** 30, Imabashi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 192[?]. Cap. 5,000; res. 1,050. Pres. T. Shimosaka; Dirs. S. Takahata, K. Nagai, T. Kitahama, F. Taga, H. Shimosaka, E. Kaede, H. Yoshida; Auds. Y. Sasaki, J. Ogawa. Cable "Nisshocony" Osaka. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, Nagoya, Dairen, Bombay, Calcutta, London, New York. Import: Cotton, Wool, Wheat, Sugar, Crued Petroleum, Fuel Oil, Iron, Steel, etc. Export: Cotton Piece Goods, Rayon Piece Goods, Rayon Yarn, Staple Fibre, Woollen Textiles, Canned Goods, other Sundry Goods. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nisso Sekiyu Kabushiki Kaisha** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1935. Cap. 1,700 (p.u.); res. 69. Chairman of Board K. Hashimoto; Mng.-Dir. Y. Sasaki; Dirs. M. Mizuta, F. Ogura, S. Chiba, Z. Ishizawa. Successors to Matsukata Japan-Soviet Petroleum Sales Office. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nitto Boeki K. K. (Nitto Trading Co., Ltd.)** 23, Matsugae-cho 3-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Est. Feb. 1930. Cap. 200. Pres. J. Tokukura; Mng.-Dir. Y. Kurata; Mgr. J. Shirai. Cable: "Nitra" Nagoya. Porcelains, Chinawares, Canned Goods, Enamelled Wares, Fish Manures & other Dry Goods. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nozaki Brothers & Co., Ltd** 47, Aioi-cho 2-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. 1893. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 150. Pres. S. Nozaki; Mng.-Dirs. E. Naito, J. Nozaki; Dirs. I. Nozaki, C. Oko, N. Kotake, S. Matsuzaka. Cable: "Nozaki" Yokohama. Codes: standard codes. Mfrs.: Canned Oranges & other fruits, Canned Crabs, Canned Salmon. Exports: Canned Crabs, Salmon, Tuna, Sardines, Oranges, Pineapples, other canned goods, Hemp braid, Felt Hats, Hat Bodies, Silk & Cotton Piece Goods, Lumber & Plywood, etc. Imports: Tomato Puree, Cotton Seed Oil, Olive Oil, Tin Plate, Casein, etc. Branches: New York, San Francisco, Kobe, Tokyo, Osaka, Hakodate. Factories: Komatsujima, Etroppe and Hakodate. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Nozawaya Export Co., Ltd** 56 Nihon Ohdori, Naka-ku. Yokohama. Cap. 50 (p.u.). Silk, Cotton Textiles, etc. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd** Ginza 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1911. Cap. 10,000 (8,000 p.u.); res. 5,162. Chairman S. Tamaki; Mng.-Dirs. B. Imai, T. Minagawa; Dirs. N. Ishida, H. Okura, M. Suzuki. Branches: Osaka, London, Melbourne, Singapore, New York, Sydney, Berlin, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya, Yokosuka, Kure, Sasebo, Maizuru, Moji, Taihoku, Keijo, Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin Dairen, Tsingtao, Paris. Dealers in Weights & Measures, etc.; Contractors, Warehousing, Mining, Securities & Immovables. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Otsuka Piano Shokai, Goshi Kaisha** 2, Honcho 1-chome, Yokohama. Est. Oct. 1922. Cap. 50 (p.u.). Rep. Jokichi Otsuka. Cable: "Otukapiano" Yokohama. Piano and Organ for sale, rent and repairs, etc. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Oyagumi Kabushiki Kaisha** 8, Oimatsu-cho Tiehling, Manchoukuo. Est. 1920. Cap. 1,000 (450 p.u.). Pres. N. Kamikatabira; Mng.-Dir. D. Watanabe; Dirs. N. Oya, K. Saito. Branches: Dairen, Mukden, Port Arthur, Keijo, Liaoyang, Kungchuling, Hsinking, Chinchou, Tsitsihar, Harbin, Hailar, Tonang. Export & Import. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd** 169, 1-chome, Sannomiya-cho, Kobe. Est. Mar. 1929. Cap. 100. Pres. S. Nishibori. Cable: "Panpacifco." Exporters of Textile and Sundries. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Philippine Lumber Exportation Co., Ltd** Meikai Bldg., Akashi-machi, Kobe. Est. Aug. 1924. Cap. 1,000. Pres. S. Nakamura; Mng.-Dir. K. Ando. Cable: "Himoku" Kobe. Manila Branch (Dir. M. Nishino). Cable: "Nibiki" Manila. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Ryusei Boeki K. K. (Lungching Trading Co., Ltd.)** Lungchingtsu, Chientao, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1927. Cap. 200 (150 p.u.); res. 55. Pres. Kang Zaihou; Mng.-Dir. Ts'uan Chang-ken. Cotton Yarn, Sugar, Flour, Dry Goods. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Sangen Konsu** 46, Konnaya Street, Harbin. Est. 1932. Cap. 100. Prop. Jiro Utsunomiya. Cable: "Sangen" Harbin. General Provision Merchants, Agents for Mitsui Bussan's Haberdashery & Cigarettes, American British Tobacco Co., Ltd. Store: Kitaiskaya St., Harbin. Branches: Dairen & Kobe. — p. 1095 ([scan part 1, leaf 1152](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1152/mode/1up))

**Sato Boeki K. K. (Sato Trading Co., Ltd.)** 244, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1923. Cap. 100. Pres. T. Sato; Mng.-Dir. M. Ogawa. Cable: "Brook" Yokohama. Branch: Nagoya. Porcelains, Toys, Silk & Cotton Goods, Hosiery, Paper Goods, Metal Goods, Electrical Goods. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Sentetsu Kyodo Hanbai Kaisha (The Pig Iron Joint Sales Co., Ltd.)** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1932. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.); res. 139. Rep.-Dir. M. Takenaka; Dirs. S. Osaki, M. Kajiyama, J. Minami, T. Okada, C. Momoki. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Shima Trading Co., Ltd** 10 Koraibashi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Branch: 3 Gofukubashi 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1905. Cap. 1,000. Dir. S. Nishi. Cable: "Shimaco" Osaka. Import: Metals & Steel, Bldg. Materials, Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals, etc. Export: Galvanized Iron Sheets, Pyrethrum products, etc. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Shinwa Shokai Limited** 30 Sado-machi, Dairen. Est. May 1905. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.); res. 1,450. Pres. T. Takata; Mng-Dir. F. Konami; Dirs. G. Mitsui, T. Oya, S. Odamura, S. Takata. Branches: Osaka, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Peking, Tientsin. Factory: Kanseishi, Mukden, Tientsin. Iron, Steel & Machines, Tools, Mining & Bldg. Materials, Paints, etc. Cable: "Shinwa", Dairen. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Shinyei Kiito (Raw Silk) Co., Ltd** Kaigandori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Feb. 1894. Cap. 5,000 (2,750 p.u.); res. 699. Pres. T. Okazaki; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Katsuyama; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Tashiro. Exporters of Raw Silk. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Shiseido Co, Ltd** Ginza, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1927. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Rep.-Dir. S. Fukuhara; Mng.-Dir. N. Matsumoto; Dirs. K. Suekawa, R. Ito, S. Tsuchihashi, S. Ito, N. Fukuhara, K. Konishi, M. Iyota, K. Wakayama. Toilet Articles, Drugs, Medicines, Medical Appliances, Foods & Drinks, etc. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Showa Menka (Cotton) Co., Ltd** Gosho Bldg., Nakanoshima, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1927. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 1,457. Sr. Mng.-Dir. N. Sugimoto; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. W. C. Winton, Y. Amasaki; Dirs. M. Terada, S. Komamura, F. Satow. Branch: Kinto Bldg., Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Cable: "Showamenka". — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Shuseisha Co., Ltd** 6, Takara-machi 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1919. Cap. 1,000. Pres. A. Fujiyama; Dirs. M. Tanaka, K. Fujiyama, M. Hirose, K. Shimozato; Auditors T. Fujiyama, K. Ogura; Adviser R. Fujiyama. Cable: "Miletia", Tokio. Importers of Paints, iron & Exporters of Canned Goods & Provisions. Branch: Nippon Kaijo Bldg., Edobori-Kamidori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**S. Nishimura & Co., Ltd. (Nishimura Boyeki-Ten, K. K.)** Sanjo, Karasumaru, Kyoto. Est. 1904. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.); res. 400. Dirs. S. Nishimura, K. Konoshima, S. Kuwana, K. Fujita, R. Yamagami, T. Nose, H. Nawano. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe. Mfrs. & Exporters, Silk & Rayon Fabrics, Printed Piece Goods & Fancy Dress Materials, etc. Cable: "Chiso" Kyoto. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Sogabe & Co., Ltd** Gosho Bldg., Nakanoshima 2-chome, Osaka. Est. Sept. 1929. Cap. 100. Pres. K. Sogabe; Mgr. S. Asano. Patented Elec. Tube Cleaner, Shaft Grinder, Pipe Bender, Import & Export of Machinery. Cable: "Sogabe", Osaka. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Sugiyama & Co., Ltd** Kyomachidori 2-chome, Osaka. Est. 1898. Cap. 200. Pres. S. Sugiyama. General Merchandise. Cable: "Buckwheat" Osaka. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Sumida Bussan Kaisha, Ltd** 21 Oimatsu-cho 1-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. 1904. Cap. 500. Pres. T. Sumida; Mng.-Dirs. E. Kishida, K. Sumida; Dirs. S. Handa, K. Inouye; Auds. S. Izuishi, S. Sumida; Adviser D. Sumida. Branch: 3 Kobiki-cho 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo; Office: Corner Maunakea & Pauahi Streets, Honolulu, Hawaii. Coffee Plantation: Karenko, Taiwan. Cable: "Homaretai" Osaka; "Sumidaco" Tokyo; "Sumida" Honolulu. Import: Coffee; Export: Natural & Marine Products, Canned Goods, other Provisions & Dry Goods, etc. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Suzuka Shoten, Ltd** Saga-cho, Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1885. Cap. 5,000 (p.u). Pres. Y. Suzuka; Mng.-Dir. W. Suzuka; Dir. K. Ito. Fertilizers. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**T. Yasuda & Company** P. O. Box 188, Kobe. Est. 1920. T. Yasuda, Principal. Cable: "Power" Kobe. Mfrs. & Exporters of Hoslery & Knitted Underwears, Socks & Stockings, Shirts, Cotton Towels-Quilts-Blankets, Rayon Plush & Velvets, Cotton Piece Goods, Rayon Piece Goods, Enamelled Wares, and Sundry Goods. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Taishin Yoko, Ltd** Kanbudori, Dairen. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 425. Rep.-Dir. E. Ishida; Dirs. S. Takata, U. Ishida, J. Miyata. Branches: Mukden, Osaka, Hsinking. Import, Export, Marine, Mining. Cable: "Taishin". — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Taiyo Shoko Shokai, Ltd** 32 Nunoike-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Apr. 1919. Cap. 500 (350 p.u.); Mng.-Dir. S. Ono; Dir. K. Katano. Exporters. Cable: "Taiyoshoko". — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Takata & Co., Ltd** 6 Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. July 1925. Cap. 3,000 (750 p.u.); res. 412. Pres. B. Sugino; Dirs. S. Shiboi, S. Furumi, T. Hirakawa, etc. Branches: Osaka, Nagoya, Moji, Keijo, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, London, New York, Hamburg, etc. Cable: "Velocity" Tokyo. Importers, Exporters & Contractors. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Takemura Co., Ltd., The** 71 Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. 1896, incorporated Mar. 1909. Cap. 350 (p.u.); res. 173. Mng.-Dir. K. Takemura; Dirs. T. Kasai, D. Tokida, S. Horiuchi. Branches: 5 Ginza Nishi 8-chome, Tokyo; 12 Nishiumeda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Agencies: 6 Nagahei-cho 6-chome, Nagoya; Tokiwa Bldg., 30 Akashi-cho, Kobe. Cable: "Takemura" Yokohama; "Redspot" Tokyo; "Piston" Osakanishi. Export of Silk, Rayon & Cotton Piece Goods, etc.; Import & Wholesale of Auto Parts & Accessories. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Takisada Gomei Kaisha (Takisada & Co.,)** Miyukihonmachi 8-chome, Nagoya City. Est. Feb. 1906. Cap. 2,200. Pres. S. Taki; Executive Partners H. Taki, R. Taki, J. Taki. Branches: Azuchi-machi 2-chome, Export of Cotton, Rayon, Silk & Woolen Textiles & Higashi-ku, Osaka; Nishikikoji, Muro-machi, Kyoto. Grocery; Import of Raw Cotton, Woolen Yarn, Natural Products, Industrial Materials. Cable: "Takisada" Nagoya. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))

**Tanaka & Co., Gentaro** 49, Hinoue-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 500. Pres. G. Tanaka. Branches: Tokyo, Sapporo, Kokura, Kobe. Cable: "Gentaro" Osaka. Lubricating Oils & Greases, etc. — p. 1096 ([scan part 1, leaf 1153](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1153/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — VII. Exporters—Importers; VIII. Fishery

### VII. Exporters—Importers

**Thor Company, The** Miyazono 5-chome, Nakano, Tokyo. Est. 1920. Pres. K. Nihira. Branch: Seattle. Cable: "Thor", Tokyo. Maker & Exporter of Atrificial Silk Gut, Silk Fishing Line, Bamboo Poles, etc. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**To-a Jidosha Shokai (East Asiatic Automobile Co., Ltd.)** 183 Chuotaigai, Futoku, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1934. Cap. 75. Mng.-Dir. K. Ando. Cable: "Eastasia" Harbin. Authorized Dealers for General Motors Japan, Ltd. Automobiles "Buick" "Chevrolet" Sales & Service. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Toa Kigyo Co., Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1924. Cap. 1,000 (720 p.u.); res. 276. Pres. K. Hashimoto; Dirs. T. Shimoda, I. Terazawa. Branches: Yokohama, New York, Seattle (Wash. U. S. A.) Buenos Aires. Products or Mfrs: Tin Ingot, Scrap Iron. Exports: Canned crabmeat, Tuna fish, Oyster, Salmon, Pilchards, Mandarin Oranges, etc. Imports: Iron & Metals, Tinned Steel Sheets, Tinplate, Zinc, etc. Cable: "Toakigyoco" Tokyo. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Toa Trading Company (Toa Koshi)** 80, Kyomachi, Kobe. P. O. Box 102, Kobe. Est. 1910. Cap. 100. Adviser A. C. Gower; Head R. Amano; Mgr. F. Sasaki; Sub-Mgr. I. Fujii. Branches: 43, Nishi-Kawasoe, Zenmongai, Peking; 3, Kotobuki Road, Tientsin. Works: Nishiwaki-cho, Hyogo-ken (Weaving Mills). Cable: "Acgower" for General, "Cocoon" for Raw Silk business only. Raw Silk, Textiles, Yarns, Provisions and Sundries. Chemicals and Material for Iron and Steel. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Toho Boyeki Shokai, G. K** 18, Itachibori Kita-dori 3-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. Nov. 1918. Cap. 300 (p.u.). Pres. J. Okubo; Mgr. S. Fukui. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Hamburg. Export & Import: High Class Machine Tools, Testing Machines, General Hardwares. Cable: "Sasarindo" Osaka. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Tokunaga & Co., Nobashi** 73 Isobedori, 4-chome, Kobe. Est. 1921. Cap. 30. Prop. S. Nobashi. Cable: "Tokunaga" Kobe. Exporters of Cotton, Silk & Rayon Piece Goods, etc. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Piano Shokai** 6 Ginza 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1922. Cap. 50 (p.u.). Rep. S. Sawayama. Cable: "Tokyo Piano". — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Tomo Boeki (Eastern Mongolia Trading) Co., Ltd** 526 Koantairo, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Mar. 1936. Cap. M¥1,000 (p.u.). Pres. K. Umemura; Mng.-Dir. T. Yokochi; Dirs. T. Mizuhara, I. Kihara, J. Tamada. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Toyo Bussan Kaisha, Ltd** Sumitomo Bank Bldg., Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1928. Cap. 200 (100 p.u.). Dirs. T. Kawashima, N. Fukumura, E. Sugawara. Works: 32, Botancho 3-chome, Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo. Cable: "Ogricefert" Tokyo. Fertilizers, Fish Meal, Fish Oil, Marine Products, Feeding Stuffs, Tinplate and other Steel & Metals. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Toyo Menka Kaisha (Oriental Cotton Trading Co., Ltd.)** Koraibashi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1920. Cap. 25,000 (p.u.); res. 10,405. Chairman of Board K. Gonno; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Tsukada; Jr. Mng.-Dir. H. Togawa; Dirs. R. Ishida, S. Ohta, T. Sasakura, H. Koi, Y. Kunimatsu, I. Asayama, R. Saito, S. Oshimo. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Dairen, Shanghai, Tsingtao, Keijo, Bombay, Hongkong, Sourabaya. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Toyo Shokwai, The** 6, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1898. Cap. 3,000 (2,250 p.u.); res. 660. Mng.-Dir. K. Narumo. Cable: "Narumo" Tokyo. General Importers. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Tsurutani & Co., Ltd** 70, Kyo-machi, Kobe. Est. 1898. Cap. 1,000 (500 p.u.). Pres. Chuji Tsurutani; Mng.-Dir. K. Tanaka; Dir. H. Hino. Branches: Hongkong, Mukden, Dairen, Tientsin. Exporters, Manufacturers' Agents. Cable: "Tsurutani" Kobe. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Uyeda Shoji (Trading) Co., Ltd** Yokoshin-machi, Uwajima City, Ehime-ken. Est. May 1920. Cap. 500 (125 p.u.); res. 7. Pres. F. Uyeda; Dirs. K. Hyodo, T. Uyeda, R. Uyeda. Cotton Yarn, Woolen Yarn, Soy Brewery. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto & Co., Ltd** 1, Ginza 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1934. Cap. 500 (200 p.u.); res. 265. Mng.-Dir. K. Yamamoto; Dirs. G. Rudolf, J. Jordan, S. Ikegai, S. Yoshida. Cable: "Kyamakikai" Tokyo. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Yamatake & Co., Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., 6, Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1906. Cap. 1,200 (p.u.); res. 244. Rep. Dir. T. Yamaguchi; Dirs. & Mgrs. J. Takahashi, I. Ichikawa. Branches: 15, Dojima Hama-dori 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka; Nagoya; Kokura; Kure; Sasebo; Sapporo; 29 Fujimi-machi, Mukden. Cable: "Yamatakeco." Mfrs. Importers & Exporters of Machinery, Tools, Oils, Fats, Electrical Goods. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Yawata Shoten, Inc., K. (Gomei Kaisha K. Yawata Shoten)** Nishizawa Bldg., Ginza 7-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1903. Cap. 50. Rep. Kikuzo Yawata. Cable: "Kikuyata" Tokyo. Mfrs. & Exporters of General Surgical Instruments, Electro-medical Apparatus, Microscopes. Weighing & Measuring apparatus. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Yinkow Seiryo K. K** Yingkow, Manchoukuo. Est. Sept. 1934. Cap. 300 (150 p.u.); res. 12. Pres. K. Seki; Mng-Dir. M. Ogawa. Exporters of Provision Products. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Yonei Shoten, Ltd** 3, Ginza 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1897. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. N. Matsumura; Dirs. J. Suzuki, M. Yonei, Y. Mihara, S. Yoshida. Branches: Osaka, Kobe, Yokohama, Moji Yokosuka, Kure, Omuta, Sasebo, Keijo, Dairen (114 Yamagata-dori), Mukden (3 Inaba-cho), Hsinking (6 Hagoromo-cho 1-chome), Tientsin (Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., 11 Kotobuki Street), Glasgow, London, Manchester, Antwerp. Business Lines: Steels, Concrete Mixers, Engines, Coal-cutters, Dredgers, Locos., Nautical & Aerial Beacons, etc. Woolen & Cotton Piece Goods, General Merchandise, Rubber Goods. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

**Yuji Sawada & Co** 35, Sonezakishinchi 3-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1916. Cap. 10. Exporters & Importers. Cable: "Swaji", Osaka. Branch: 11, Tamura-cho 2-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))

### VIII. Fishery

**Borneo Suisan K. K** Nissan Bldg., Tamura-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1933. Cap. 2,500 (1,450 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. K. Ueki; Dirs. I. Orita, S. Katayama, J. Tsuji, S. Nakamura. Branches: Tawao, Borneo. Bonito Fishing in Sulu and Celebes Seas of British North Borneo. — p. 1097 ([scan part 1, leaf 1154](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1154/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — VIII. Fishery; IX. Flour Milling—Confectionery

### VIII. Fishery

**Daito Gyogyo K. K** 358, Hon-machi, Kochi City, Kochi-ken. Est. July 1907. Cap. 800. Rep.-Dir. K. Nakagawa. Whale fishing and working upon aquatic products. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Fusan Suisan K. K** 1, Hon-machi, Fusan, Chosen. Est. May 1907. Cap. 2,000. Rep.-Dir. G. Kashii. Working upon aquatic products, Ice Manufacturing, Management of Fish markets. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Godo Gyogyo K. K** Otaru City, Hokkaido. Est. 1921. Cap. 9,686 (p.u.). Pres. Y. Mitsui. Herring Fishing in Hokkaido Seas. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Hayashi Kane Shoten, K. K** 61, Takezaki-cho, Shimonoseki City. Est. Sept. 1924. Cap. 10,100; res. 1,100. Pres. I. Nakabe; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Nakabe; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Kenkichi Nakabe, E. Nakabe; Dir. & Mgr. I. Ito; Dirs. K. Ariyoshi, Y. Nakabe, R. Nakabe; Auditor T. Sasaki. Cable: "Hayashikane" Shimonoseki or Tokyo. Branches: Tokyo, Hakodate, Nagasaki, Keelung, Raroto, Seishin, Aomori, and 39 other places. Fishing by trawlers; working upon aquatic products, freezing & storage of fish; sales, canning, transport of fish; sales of oils; investments. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Hinode Gyogyo K. K** 1 of 30, Hanano-cho, Shimonoseki City. Est. 1934. Cap. 520 (p.u.) Pres. T. Sakanashi; Mng.-Dir. M. Ishimaru. Fishing by trawlers in Yellow Sea and China, Taiwan, Kyushu, Chosen Waters. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Karafuto Kyodo Gyogyo K. K** 7, Sakae-machi Hondori 2-chome, Odomari-machi, Karafuto. Est. Dec. 1932. Cap. 5,260 (p.u.) Rep.-Dir. T. Hiratsuka. Herring Fishing in Karafuto Seas. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Kihei Goshi Kaisha** 46, Kabashima-cho, Nagasaki City. Est. about 20 years ago. Cap. 250. Pres. T. Yamanobe. Fishing by trawlers in Yellow Sea, Kyushu, Taiwan, China and Chosen Waters. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Kyokuyo Hogei K. K** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1937. Cap. 20,000 (5,000 p.u.). Pres. T. Yamaji; Mng.-Dirs. K. Ota, J. Ishizeki; Dirs. M. Mazaki, S. Hayashida, J. Yamaji. Whale Fishing. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Manshu Suisan Hambai (Manchou Aquatic Products Sales) Co., Ltd** 4, Kaga-machi, Dairen, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 193[?]. Cap. 500 (250 p.u.). Pres. T. Aioi; Mng.-Dir. M. Yamagata; Dirs. S. Yamagata, N. Nishioka. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Nambei Suisan (Aquatic Products) Kaisha, Ltd** Marunouchi 2-chome, 15-go-kan, Tokyo. Est. 1934. Cap. 1,000. Mng.-Dirs. Z. Amatoshi, K. Yasunaga. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Nichiman Gyogyo (Fishery) Co., Ltd** 130, Shinano-machi, Dairen. Est. April 1934. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Rep.-Dir. S. Minoda; Dirs. S. Ejima, S. Matsuda, J. Hazuki, U. Kojima. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Nichiro Gyogyo K. K. (Russo-Japanese Fishery Co., Ltd.)** 2, Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1914. Cap. 53,800 (42,300 p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. S. Kubota; Vice-Pres. T. Hiratsuka; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Shindo; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. T. Matsushita, H. Fujita; Dirs. K. Kaneko, T. Yamashita, G. Toyama, S. Ariga, T. Kubodera, M. Oshima, S. Tsutsumi, M. Omi, T. Yanase. Branch: Hakodate, Merged Hokuyo Godo Fishery Co. in 1932. Cable: "Nichirogyo" Tokyo. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Nippon Marine Products Co., Ltd** Nissan Bldg, 2, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1925. Cap. 91,500 (67,500 p.u.); res. 10,172. Chairman Y. Aikawa; Pres. K. Tamura; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Kunishi, K. Ueki; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Minoda, J. Kato; Dirs. C. Iwamoto, T. Kuwada, T. Shibuya, and 16 others. Fishing by trawlers and nets in Hokkaido and Chishima Seas. Merger of Kyodo Fishery Co., Nippon Godo Kosen Co., Nippon Whaling Co., Nippon Shokuryo Kogyo K. K. Cable: "Fishco" Tokyo. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Okitori Godo Gyogyo K. K** 4, Tsukiji 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1932. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Chairman of Board K. Nakabe; Mng.-Dir. T. Sasaki; Dirs. T. Takasaki, B. Hashimoto, N. Kato, S. Aoki, I. Ito. Fishing trouts and salmon in Chishima and Hokkaido seas. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Osaka Uo K. K. (Osaka Fish Co., Ltd.)** Shimo-Fukushima 3-chome, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. 1931. Cap. 17,000 (13,500 p.u.); res. 242. Rep.-Dirs. H. Sagiike, K. Toyada, T. Inoue; Dirs. H. Sawa, K. Koizumi, T. Wada. Fish markets. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Shinko Suisan K. K** Nissan Bldg, 2, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1932. Cap. 1,500 (p.u.). Pres. S. Todai. Fishing by trawler Kasado Maru in Bering Sea. Mfrs. of Fish Meal. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Suhara Gyogyo K. K** Omachi, Hakodate City, Hokkaido. Est. 1931. Cap. 850 (p.u.). Pres. T. Suhara. Salmon and Trout Fishing in North Chishima Sea. Mfrs. & Wholesalers of Aquatic Products. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Taiheiyo Gyogyo K. K** 6, Masago-cho, Hakodate, Hokkaido. Branch: Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1931. Cap. [?],000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Hiratsuka; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Shindo, T. Hara; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. T. Koshida, G. Toyama; Dirs. S. Kubota, K. Nakabe, H. Fujita, G. Miura, K. Shichida. Fishing salmon and trouts in Kamchatka and Hokkaido Waters. Mfrs. of Fish Meals. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Takasago Gyogyo K. K** 5, Kannonzaki-machi 5-chome, Shimonoseki City. Est. 1932. Cap. 750 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. F. Matsuo. Originally Karafuto Gyogyo Co. Fishing by trawlers in Yellow Sea, China, Taiwan, Kyushu and Chosen Waters. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

### IX. Flour Milling—Confectionery

**Hokoku Seifun K. K** 30, Kyo-machi, Keijo, Chosen. Est. Oct. 1920. Cap. 2,000 (1,050 p.u.). Pres. K. Saito; Dirs. N. Kanamura, U. Hayashi. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))

**Japan-Manchou Flour Mills Co., Ltd** 51, Keisatsugai, Dohriku, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. June 1934. Cap. 10,000 (6,000 p.u.). Chairman M. Oshima; Mng.-Dir. S. Nakazawa; Mgr. N. Iwasaki; Dirs. T. Kato, S. Kataoka, Y. Nakajima, H. Nogami, S. Matsumoto, M. Masuda, S. Ohta, T. Y. Chu. Factories: 8 at Harbin, 1 at Suihua, 1 at Hailar, 1 at Tsitsihar. Capacities: 10,000 Barrels. Organized by joint investments of Oriental Development Co., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Mitsubishi Trading Co., Okura Trading Co., Nisshin Flour Mills Co., Nippon Flour Mills Co, Nitto Flour Mills Co., Osaka Flour Mills Co., Masuda Seifunsho, Kitoku Flour Mills Co., Suzuki & Co., etc. — p. 1098 ([scan part 1, leaf 1155](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1155/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — IX. Flour Milling—Confectionery; X. Glass—Ceramics

### IX. Flour Milling—Confectionery

**Masuda Seifunsho K. K. (Masuda Flour Mills Co., Ltd.)** 180, Higashi-Shiriike, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. Aug. 1907. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 1,110. Pres. M. Masuda; Mng.-Dir. G. Masuda. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Meiji Seika Kaisha, Ltd** Meiji Seika Bldg., Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1916. Cap. 10,000 (8,156 p.u.); res. 2,274. Chairman of Board H. Sohma; Pres. K. Arishima; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Uegaki; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Fukushima, Z. Uzuka, Y. Koide; Dirs. K. Ito, K. Fujino, S. Sasaki, Y. Ishizaki. Factories: Kawasaki, Tobata, Hakodate, Mukden, Ryogoku, Yokohama, Osaka, Katsuyama, Takita, Shuki, Kaminoyama, Iwaizumi, Kasaoka, Sapporo, Toyohira, Yakumo, Asahikawa, Kikonai, etc. Cable: "Emues" Tokyo. Mfrs. of Biscuits, Confectionery, Dairy Products, Canned Fruits, etc. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Morinaga Rennyu K. K. (Morinaga Condensed Milk Co., Ltd.)** 12, Tamachi 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1927. Cap. 1,500 (p.u.); res. 329. Pres. H. Matsuzaki; Mng.-Dir. H. Kawai; Dirs. S. Yuji, Y. Nakamura, S. Sadachika, M. Suzuki, S. Yuchi. Dry-Milk Food, Condensed Milk, Butter, Cheese, etc. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Morinaga Seika K. K. (Morinaga Confectionery Co., Ltd.)** 12, Tamachi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1910. Cap. 10,000 (8,500 p.u.); res. 2,801. Pres. H. Matsuzaki; Mng.-Dirs. M. Ogushi, S. Tsuji; Dirs. T. Masuda, Y. Nakamura, J. Shirakawa. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Nippon Flour Mills Co., Ltd., The** Katakura Bldg., Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1896. Cap. 12,000 (p.u.); res. 2,176. Chairman of Board. T. Nakamura; Mng.-Dir. H. Tanaka; Dirs. T. Mukai, S. Yashiro, H. Maki, K. Sakami; Dir. & Mgr. Y. Nakajima. Branches: Kobe, Moji, Otaru, Nagoya, Keijo. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Nisshin Seifun K. K. (Nisshin Flour Mills Co., Ltd.)** Koami-cho, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1907. Cap. 25,800 (15,698 p.u.); res. 7,014. Chairman of Board T. Shoda; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Hoshino; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. I. Morita, E. Shoda; Dirs. T. Ishijima, R. Maruyama, T. Kato, T. Shimeki. Branches: Yokohama, Otaru, Nagoya, Kobe, Shimonoseki, Dairen, Osaka, Keijo, Hsinking. Mills: Tatebayashi, Utsunomiya, Mito, Takasaki, Sano, Tsurumi, Nagoya, Kobe, Okayama, Sakaide, Tosu, Kokura, Nokkeushi. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Nitto Seifun K. K. (Nitto Flour Mills Co., Ltd.)** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1930. Cap. 12,300 (6,728 p.u.); res. 815. Pres. S. Matsumoto; Mng.-Dir. S. Sakurazawa; Dirs. Y. Hiuga, T. Yanase, T. Hotta, Y. Okawa. Merger of Matsumoto Beikoku Seifun Co., Nagoya Seifun Co. and Nitta Seifun Co. Branches: Shio-cho, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Mills: Nagoya, Kumagaya, Chiba, Kizaki. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Sakuma Seika K. K. (Sakuma Confectionery Co., Ltd.)** 570, Ikebukuro 1-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1920. Cap. 1,000 (300 p.u.); res. 25. Mng.-Dir. H. Yamada; Dirs. K. Atsuta, R. Sumi, H. Sakuma. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Toyo Seika K. K. (Toyo Confectionery Co., Ltd.)** 746, Kitashinagawa 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1900. Cap. 600 (p.u.); res. 207. Pres. K. Hasegawa; Dirs. S. Toriyama, K. Kurata, D. Furuya, K. Yamazaki. Biscuit. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Yu Chang Yuan** 19, Higashi Hachijo-dori, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Cap. M¥3,000 (p.u.). Pres. Wang Ching-shan. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

### X. Glass—Ceramics

**Antung Ceramics Co., Ltd** 1, Goban-dori 8-chome, Antung. Est. Dec. 1912. Cap. 250 (150 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. T. Fujihira; Dirs. K. Fujita. I. Harada, S. Kawai. Bricks, Tiles, etc. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Asahi Glass Co., Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1907. Cap. 40,000 (30,000 p.u.); res. 17,359. Pres. S. Yamada; Mng.-Dir. M. Ohno; Dirs. S. Miyoshi, A. Misumi, M. Hayashi, N. Yamada, Y. Ichinomiya, H. Iwai, Y. Ohnaga. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Moji, Otaru, Nagoya. Sheet Glass, Polished Plate Glass, Figured Glass, Ribbed Glass, Figured Ware Glass, Ribbed Wire Glass, Soda Ash, Caustic Soda, Sodium Sesquicarbonate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Calcium Chloride, Fire Brick, Corhart Electro Cast Brick. Cable: "Glass" Tokyo. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Asano Portland Cement Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1912. Cap. 106,310 (62,96[?] p.u.); res. 7,511. Pres. S. Asano; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Kaneko; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. H. Asano, S. Ototake; Dirs. M. Shiraishi, R. Asano, E. Tanaka, Y. Sakatani, H. Mori, M. Fujii, Y. Takiyama. Branches: Tokyo, Moji, Hokkaido, Formosa, Osaka. Factories: Tokyo, Kawasaki, Nishitama, Formosa, Moji, Hokkaido, Osaka, Kawara. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Chichibu Cement Co., Ltd** Nippon Kogyo Club Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1932. Cap. 12,000 (5,800 p.u.); res. 1,367. Chairman. T. Moroi; Pres. K. Otomo; Mng.-Dir. K. Mori; Dirs. S. Asano, Z. Miwa, K. Kakihara, T. Fukaya, K. Koyanagi. Branches: Sendai, Maebashi, Nagoya. Factory: Chichibu. Merged Daini Chichibu Cement Co. in 1928. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Daido Yokai K. K. (Daido Cement Co., Ltd.)** 179, Dalmaro, Kirin, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1933. Cap. M¥3,000 (p.u.). Chairman R. Asano; Pres. K. Kodama; Mng.-Dir. K. Kono; Dirs. Ngai Nai-fang, T. Moroi, K. Kaneko, M. Fujii, Y. Takiyama. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Dairen Yogyo (Ceramics) Co., Ltd** 2, Sakae-machi, Dairen. Est. 1925. Cap. 600 (p.u.); res. 583. Pres. K. Hirosaki Fire-bricks. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Fushun Cement K. K** Daikanton, Fushun, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1934. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.). Sr. Mng.-Dir. A. Sakuma; Jr. Mng.-Dir. B. Watanabe; Dirs. M. Umemoto, C. Shikano, M. Koreyasu. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))

**Fushun Yogyo (Ceramics) Co., Ltd** 7, Nishi-Jujo-dori, Fushun, Manchoukuo. Est. Feb. 1920. Cap. 1,000 (450 p.u.); res. 230. Pres. K. Kawaji; Dirs. M. Kobayashi, T. Fukuda, Y. Tezuka, T. Inui. — p. 1099 ([scan part 1, leaf 1156](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1156/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — X. Glass—Ceramics

### X. Glass—Ceramics

**Harbin Cement K. K., The** 23, Suido-gai Dori, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. Feb. 1935. Cap. 5,000 (2,000 p.u.). Rep.-Dirs. G. Mikami, R. Tamaki; Mng.-Dir. S. Kitabayashi. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Hinode Cement K. K** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1932. Cap. 1,500. Pres. S. Hayashi; Mng.-Dir. I. Chiba; Dirs. T. Take, C. Iida, D. Kawahara, Y. Suzuki. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Hokoku Cement Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 7,500 (p.u); res. 912. Pres. S. Murase; Mng.-Dir. S. Iwasaki; Dirs. T. Kinoshita, N. Sakamoto, K. Kiyose, S. Hori, Y. Shimoide, T. Nakano. Business Offices. Osaka, Moji, Factories: Nagoya, Moji, Saga. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Honkeiko Cement Co., Ltd** Pen Hsi Hu, Manchoukuo, Est. June 1935. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Pres. M. Kajiyama; Mng.-Dirs. C. Hidaka, T. Tanaka. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Honkeiko Lime Kabushiki Kaisha** Nagato-machi, Honkeiko, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1920. Cap. 200 (50 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. K. Okamoto. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Iwaki Cement Co., Ltd** Marunouchi Bldg., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1907. Cap. 23,000 (13,775); res. 2,877. Pres. Seishichi Iwasaki; Mng.-Dirs. H. Yamada, Seiichiro Iwasaki; Dirs. K. Nezu, R. Okano, J. Yoshinaga, M. Abe, S. Minami, K. Nagase, M. Komuro. Factories: Tokyo, Yotsukura, Minato. Merged Shiogama Cement Co. in 1919, Hinode Cement Co. in 1925 and Suzuki Cement Co. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Kwantoshu Onoda Cement K. K** Hogaiton, Dairen, Kwantoshu. Est. Nov. 1934. Cap. 500 (p.u.); res. 87. Pres. S. Kasai; Dirs. K. Kuniyoshi, M. Kano, S. Asaeda, M. Kohchi; Mgr. H. Nishida. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Manshu Cement Co., Ltd** Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. 1933. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.). Pres. Rin Hao-kao. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Manshu Yogyo (Manchuria Ceramics) Kabushiki Kaisha** 8, Heian-dori, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1920. Cap. 200 (50 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. S. Ito; Mng.-Dir. M. Kyotani. Bricks. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Matsumura Koshitsu Toki (China-ware) Gomei Kaisha** Chigusa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Dec. 1912. Cap. 200. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Mukden Lime & Cement Co., Ltd** 3, Fuji-cho, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1911. Cap. 500 (125 p.u.); res. 11[?]. Rep.-Dir. K. Naito; Dirs. S. Watanabe, M. Ihoriya, S. Omori. Factory: Eiri-machi Honkeiko. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Mukden Yogyo (Ceramics) Co., Ltd** Tetsu-sei, Mukden. Est. Dec. 1929. Cap. M¥500 (275 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. N. Saeki. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Nagoya Seitosho K. K** Higashi-Yoshino-machi, 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Aug. 1917. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 655. Pres. J. Ito; Mng.-Dir. T. Kadono; Dir. S. Okaya. Porcelains & Chinawares. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Nanao Cement K. K** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1926. Cap. 5,000 (4,250 p.u.); res. 460. Pres. S. Iwasaki. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Nanman Dolomite Kogyo K. K. (South Manchuria Dolomite Industry Co., Ltd.)** Nankwanrei, Kwantung Province, Manchoukuo. Est. May 1934. Cap. 500 (400 p.u.). Rep.-Dirs. G. Yamazaki, M. Koga. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Nippon Asbesto K. K. (Nippon Asbestos Co., Ltd.)** 3, Nishi Ginza 6-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1896. Cap. 200. Pres. T. Ohno; Mng.-Dir. S. Ohno; Dirs. Y. Nakajima, K. Inayoshi. Every description of Asbestos Goods. Cable: "Asbesto" Tokyo. Branch: 10, Utsubo-Minami-dori 4-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Nippon Cement Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1888. Cap. 10,000 (7,125 p.u.); res. 535. Pres. S. Asano; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. R. Asano, K. Kaneko; Jr. Mng.-Dir. M. Midorikawa; Dirs. E. Nagasaki, H. Nakagawa. Business Office: Nippon Shintaku Bldg., Imabashi, Osaka. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Nippon Itagarasu K. K. (Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.)** Sumitomo Bldg., Kitahama, Osaka. Est. Nov. 1918. Cap. 10,000 (5,500 p.u.); res. 1,681. Chairman of Board M. Ogura; Mng.-Dir. K. Inai; Dirs. F. Nakamura, N. Yamamoto, Y. Ohnaga, Clarence C. Smith. Branch: Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. Factories: Futashima, Wakamatsu, Fukuoka-ken, Yokkaichi, Miye-ken. Cable: "Sheetglass" Osaka. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Nippon Toki Kaisha, The** Noritake, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Jan. 1904. Cap. 2,000 (1,680 p.u.); res. 1,063. Pres. S. Hirose; Mng.-Dir. I. Eano; Dirs. R. Kato, J. Ishikawa, J. Yamaguchi, U. Saegi, S. Momoki, M. Ezoi. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Oita Cement Mfg. Co., Ltd** Oita City, Oita-ken. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 11,066 (9,349 p.u.); res. 732. Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Tagami; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Yamamoto; Dirs. D. Ito, H. Kazama, S. Kanoh. Branch: Osaka. Factories: Tsukumi, Tokuura (Oita-ken), Yura (Wakayama-ken), Ofunato (Iwate-ken). Merged Asahi Cement Co., Ltd., Ofunato Cement Co. and Sakura Cement Co., Ltd. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Onoda Cement Co., Ltd** Onoda, Yamaguchi-ken. Est. May 1881. Cap. 31,000 (25,680 p.u.); res. 10,677. Pres. S. Kasai; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Kanoh; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Kochi, S. Asaeda; Dirs. S. Tanaka, K. Akabane, K. Kuniyoshi, T. Shirane. Works: Dairen, Heijo, Sendai, Aichi, Yawata, Atetsu, Fujiwara, Anshan. Sole Agents: Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Osaka Togyo K. K** Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1920. Cap. 3,000 (1,050 p.u.); res. 428. Pres. J. Kotsuki; Dirs. Y. Hayashi, T. Nakahashi, E. Watanabe, Y. Kishida, K. Kizu. Insulators, Electric Potteries, etc. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Osaka Yogyo Cement K. K** 14, Dojima Hama-dori 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1925. Cap. 12,000 (8,500 p.u.); res. 4,153. Pres. H. Asada; Mng.-Dir. Z. Usuki; Dirs. K. Isono, S. Nagai, T. Hashimoto. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Osaka Yogyo K. K. (Osaka Ceramic Industry Co., Ltd.)** Dojima Hama-dori 3-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1882. Cap. 1,100 (p.u.); res. 778. Pres. H. Asada; Dirs. S. Takano, Z. Usuki. Bricks & Tiles. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))

**Shinagawa Shirorenga Co., Ltd** Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1903. Cap. 15,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 281. Mng.-Dirs. N. Nishimura, K. Aoki; Dir. & Chief Engineer S. Fujita; Dirs. I. Takatsu, T. Baba, A. Sugawa; Mgrs. K. Shiraishi, K. Hashimoto. Branches: Osaka, Kokura. Factories: Yumoto, Okayama No. 1, Okayama No. 2. — p. 1100 ([scan part 1, leaf 1157](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1157/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — X. Glass—Ceramics; XI. Insurance

### X. Glass—Ceramics

**Shoko Glass Co., Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1925. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.); res. 1,020. Pres. S. Yamada; Mng.-Dir. O. Fujita; Dirs. M. Izawa, K. Morimoto, M. Sugimori. Factory: 20, Akizuki-cho, Dairen. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**South Manchuria Glass Co., Ltd** Sakae-cho, Dairen. Est. Nov. 1928. Cap. 300 (p.u.). Pres. K. Saito; Dirs. K. Hirosaki, K. Kimura. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Tairiku Yogyo (Continental Ceramics) Co., Ltd** 2, Sakae-machi, Dairen. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Ohmori; Dirs. Y. Someya, T. Imamoto. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**To-a Brick Co., Ltd** Yamagata-dori Dairen. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 500 (125 p.u.). Pres. K. Aoyama; Dirs. T. Arai, S. Takahashi. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Toyo Cement Kogyo K. K. (Oriental Cement Industry Co., Ltd.)** Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1934. Cap. 5,00[?] (2,937 p.u.). Chairman of Board Y. Ueda; Pres. M. Abe; Dirs. K. Minami, S. Asari, T. Kawakami, K. Yamaguchi. Branch: Tokyo. Works: Kokura. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Ube Cement Seizo K. K. (Ube Cement Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** Ogushi, Ube City, Yamaguchi-ken. Est. Sept. 1923. Cap. 14,000 (10,500 p.u.); res. 1,206. Pres. G. Watanabe; Mng.-Dir. I. Fujimoto; Dirs. S. Kora, K. Oka, Y. Yamakawa, A. Tawarada, K. Nakayasu. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Yingkow Industrial Co., Ltd** Shinshigai, Yingkow. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 600 (150 p.u.). Pres. Y. Sakai; Dirs. Dirs. E. Yasuhiko, D. Hara. Ceramics. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

### XI. Insurance

**Aikoku Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1896. Cap. 1,2000 (525 p.u.); res. 63,537. Policies in Force 309,511. Pres. K. Hara; Mng.-Dir. B. Terumichi; Dirs. N. Fuda, K. Nezu, K. Kishimoto, T. Morioka, K. Nakano. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, Nagoya, Kanazawa, Kyushu, Maebashi, Tohoku, Hokkaido. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** 85, Kitahama 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Aug. 1918. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 1,823. Pres. T. Okazaki; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Tanaka; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Sakai; Dirs. S. Ozone, Y. Imanishi, K. Tamura, T. Kojima, S. Hirade. Fire, Marine and Transport Insurance. Cable: "Hoken-asahi." Osaka. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Chiyoda Bldg., Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1913. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 3,86[?]. Pres. I. Kadono; Mng.-Dirs. G. Kon, Y. Takaku; Dirs. Count A. Kabayama, Baron T. Masuda, M. Naruse, Baron, M. Iwakura. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Chiyoda Life Insurance Co., (Mutual)** Kyobashi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1904. Cap. 360 (p.u.); res. for payment 303,612. Policies in force 1,884,241. Pres. R. Imai; Mng.-Dirs. M. Doi, S. Nakamigawa; Dirs. T. Koyama, K. Ishikawa, etc. Branches: Yokohama, Osaka, Dairen and 15 other localities. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Dai-Ichi Conscription Insurance Co., Ltd** 3, Ginza Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1898. Cap. 2,500 (850 p.u.); res. 157,945. Policies in Force 702,227. Pres. Shinkichi Ohta; Mng.-Dirs. R. Nishihara, B. Ohta, S. Doki; Dir. I. Aoki. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Daiichi Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. The** Yasuda Shintaku Bldg., Gofukubashi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. April 1917. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 1,225. Pres. S. Yanagi; Mng.-Dir. H. Shiokawa; Dirs. K. Minami, T. Ono, K. Abe, I. Hayashi, B. Kikuchi, J. Kitao. Branches: Osaka, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Sendai. Cable: "First-fire" Tokyo. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Dairen Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** Sakae-machi, Dairen. Est. July 1923. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.); res. 848. Pres. K. Murai; Dirs. & Mgr. K. Suzuki; Dirs. H. Shimotsu, Chan Pen-cheng. Branches: Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, etc. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**First Mutual Life Insurance Co., The** Daiichi Sogokan, Kyobashi 3-chome Tokyo. Est. 1902. Res. 321,005. Policies in Force 2,253,257. Pres. T. Yano; Mng.-Dir. Y. Ishizaka; Dirs. S. Ohashi, I. Morimura, S. Imamura, G. Hattori. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Fukoku Conscription Insurance Co., (Mutual)** Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1923. Cap. 2,400 (800 p.u.); res. 13[?],090 Policies in Force 735,437. Pres. K. Nezu; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Yoshida; Dirs. B. Izu, K. Inabata, K. Hara, S. Ikoma. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Sumitomo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1917. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 6,590. Chairman. M. Ogura; Mng.-Dir. K. Koyama; Dirs. K. Yamashita, T. Koyama, M. Sugaya. Branches: Osaka, Kobe, Nagoya, Yokohama, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Dairen, Kanazawa, Shanghai, Keijo, Hsinking. Cable: "Fusokaijo." — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Hokoku Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Sonezaki, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. 1912. Cap. 3,000 (750 p.u.); res. 4,009. Pres. J. Otani; Mng.-Dir. E. Nakada. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe, Hiroshima, Fukuoka. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Jinju Life Assurance Co., Ltd** Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1894. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.); res. 58,361. Policies in Force 207,222. Pres. D. Shimogo; Mng.-Dirs. T. Takino, G. Shimogo; Dirs. T. Shimoide, K. Imamura, J. Terada, Y. Okawa. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Kobe Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** 19, Akashi-machi, Kobe. Est. May 1907. Cap. 15,000 (3,750 p.u.); res. 10,033. Pres. T. Okazaki; Vice-Pres. J. Akutagawa; Mng.-Dir. S. Mikumo; Dir. & Mgr. I. Idaka. Cable: "Marine" Kobe. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe, Yokohama, Fukuoka, Seoul, Hsinking. Agencies: Principal cities throughout the world. Marine, Fire, Transport, Personal Accident, Motorcar, Fidelity, Burglary & Aviation Insurance. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))

**Kyodo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Sonezaki, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. 1906. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 6,870. Chairman K. Sasaki; Mng.-Dirs. E. Hirose, S. Ogura; Dirs. Y. Tadokoro, U. Suzuki, T. Sugiyama, K. Shibayama, H. Hisano. — p. 1101 ([scan part 1, leaf 1158](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1158/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — Insurance

**Manchou Life Assurance Co** 301 Daido Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1936. Cap. MY3,000 (1,500 p.u.). Policies in force 9,892. Pres. K. Takahashi; Mng.-Dir. M. Ohara; Dirs. T. Tamaki, Li Ming-yuan. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** 102, Choshun Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1937. Cap. MY5,000 (1,250 p.u.). Rep.-Dirs. K. Murai, S. Kageyama, Tsui Mo; Dirs. S. Suzuki, S. Takiyama, G. Iinuma, K. Minami. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Meiji Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1891. Cap. 10,000 (3,250 p.u.); res. 37,615. Chairman K. Kagami; Mng.-Dir. R. Yamaki; Dirs. J. Oshimoto, S. Suzuki, S. Kageyama; Dir. & Mgr. S. Wada. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe, Kanazawa, Fukuoka, Yokohama, Hsinking. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Meiji Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1881. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.); res. 368,337. Chairman of Board M. Kushida; Sr. Mng.-Dir. J. Kawarabayashi; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. T. Yamashita, S. Abe; Dirs. K. Koyama, T. Kato, K. Kagami, Y. Yamana, M. Uehara. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Okayama, Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Sendai, Kanazawa, Sapporo, Keijo, Yokohama, Kobe, Hiroshima, Taihoku, Dairen, Shikoku. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1919. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 25,959. Chairman of Board K. Kagami; Mng.-Dir. S. Kameyama; Dirs. M. Kushida, S. Suzuki, Y. Suzuki. Branches: Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto, Fukuoka. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Mitsui Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Muro-machi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1914. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.); res. 78,006. Policies in force 672,302. Chairman of Board T. Noyori; Mng.-Dir. S. Watanabe; Dirs. K. Hara, T. Mitsui, K. Hoshi, K. Kaneko, R. Kato. N. Yoshida. Branches: Otaru, Sendai, Kanazawa, Nagoya, Osaka, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, etc. Originally Takasago Life Insurance Co. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nikka Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Tori 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1914. Cap. 5,000 (1,312 p.u.); Policies in force 232,062, res. 61,423. Pres. K. Kawasaki; Mng.-Dir. Y. Takahashi; Dirs. M. Kawasaki, S. Murata, etc. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nippon Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Tori 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1892. Cap. 10,000 (4,000 p.u.); res. 16,865. Pres. H. Kawasaki; Vice-Pres. M. Kawasaki; Dirs. R. Fujiyama, T. Kawai, K. Takahashi, H. Kasamatsu, H. Kume, E. Kuroda. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya, Kyushu, Sendai, Hsinking. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nippon Group Life Insurance Co., Ltd** 2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.). Policies in force 129,528. Pres. S. Goh; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Zen; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Yoshino; Dirs. G. Fujiwara, T. Isaka, S. Miyajima, G. Obata, K. Aoki, K. Matsumoto; Mgr. T. Hanaoka. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kyoritsu Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Ginza, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1918. Cap. 5,000 (1,200 p.u.); res. 1,921. Chairman of Board C. Kadono; Mng.-Dir. I. Kanaya; Dirs. G. Imai, M. Nakamatsu, U. Yamada. Branches: Osaka, Nagoya, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Keijo, Kobe, Sendai, Shanghai. Cable: "Nikkyofire" Tokyo. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nippon Life Assurance Co., Ltd** Imabashi, Osaka. Est. July 1889. Total Assets: 503,679. Insurance in Force: 2,845,036 (at the end of August, 1938). Chairman of Board K. Sasaki; Pres. T. Naruse; Mng.-Dirs. K. Nakamatsu, Y. Chodo; Dirs. H. Abe, Y. Kataoka, O. Tanaka, S. Kashiwade. Branches: Osaka, Tokyo, Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe, Kanazawa, Sendai, Hiroshima; Takamatsu, Fukuoka, Kumamoto, Sapporo, Keijo, Taihoku, Dairen, Hsinking. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nippon Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** 25, Edobori Kamidori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1896. Cap. 10,000 (2,650 p.u.); res. 8,080. Pres. G. Ukon; Vice-Pres. W. Ukon; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Kawaguchi, T. Nakamura; Dirs. E. Ishi, G. Horikawa. Marine, Fire, Transport, Personal Injury, Automobile, Aircraft. Cables: "Osakanihoka," "Marinipon." — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nissan Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** 1, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. June 1911. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 3,219. Chairman of Board Y. Aikawa; Pres. S. Ibuki; Mng.-Dir. C. Kamiya; Dirs. N. Konami, B. Ito, E. Tanaka, K. Tamura, S. Futagami, K. Yamada, Y. Ubara. Branches: Osaka, Fukuoka, Yokohama, Sendai, Kobe, Kyoto, Nagoya, Shimonoseki. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nisshin Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Ote-machi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1907. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.); res. 45,578. Policies in force 201,050. Chairman E. Yamada; Pres. H. Yoshida; Mng.-Dir. T. Togi; Dirs. G. Masuda, K. Furusho, F. Nakamura, Y. Kitakawa. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe, Yokohama and 25 in other localities. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Nomura Life Assurance Co., Ltd** 1, Tori 1-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1895. Cap. 1,000 (400 p.u.); res. 61,001. Policies in force 351,369. Pres. K. Nomura; Mng.-Dir. K. Nishimura; Dirs. M. Nomura, O. Kataoka, M. Yamauchi, M. Tominari, G. Matsumoto. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Okura & Co., Ltd. (Fire & Marine Insurance)** Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1911. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.); res. 773. Pres. N. Okura; Mng.-Dirs. M. Ito, K. Natori; Dirs. Baron K. Okura, C. Kadono, Y. Hayashi. Branches: Tsurigane-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka, Sumitomo Bank Bldg., Nagoya; Yokohama, Kobe, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Sendai. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Osaka Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Dojima Hamadori, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1893. Cap. 10,000 (2,7[?]0 p.u.); res. 8,810. Pres. S. Shinjo; Mng.-Dir. U. Iga; Dirs. K. Hirooka, I. Tanaka, S. Sakamoto, E. Okada, M. Ikoma. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kanazawa, Fukuoka, Sendai, Keijo, Kyoto, Hsinking. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Kitahama 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1907. Cap. 1,500 (750 p.u.); res. 67,139. Policies in Force 652,542. Pres. M. Ogura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Kitazawa; Jr. Mng.-Dir. M. Komatsu; Dirs. K. Sumitomo, N. Yatsushiro, S. Furuta, T. Nozaka; Mgr. M. Hirai. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Taifuku Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Awaji-machi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1919. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 2,861. Chairman S. Suzuki; Mng.-Dir. S. Ohta; Dirs. M. Matsukata, J. Otani, J. Oshimoto. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, Fukuoka, Kyoto, Keijo. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))

**Taihei Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** Yasuda Shintaku Bldg., Gofukubashi, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1819. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.). Pres. K. Minami; Dirs. Z. Yasuda, K. Aoki, etc. — p. 1102 ([scan part 1, leaf 1159](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1159/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — Insurance; XII. Iron & Steel Works

**Taihei Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Taihei Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1909. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.); res. 26,736. Policies in force 112,005. Pres. K. Nezu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Yoshida; Jr. Mng.-Dir. M. Hosogai; Dir. S. Fukushima. Branches: Osaka, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kyoto, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Niigata, Kanazawa, Sendai, Sapporo, Taihoku, Keijo, Akita, Takamatsu, Kumamoto. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Taihoku Fire Marine & Transport Insurance Co., Ltd** Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. May 1920. Cap. [?],000 (1,000 p.u.); res. 1,197. Pres. K. Nakano; Mng.-Dir. I. Hisada; Dirs. S. Miura, S. Watanabe, G. Murakami, S. Yoshimura, T. Isaka, K. Hara, K. Kaneko. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Fukuoka, Sendai, Otaru, Kyoto, Keijyo. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Taisho Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Meiji Seimei Bldg., Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1918. Cap. 5,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 17,778. Chairman & Mng.-Dir. M. Iinuma; Mng.-Dir. M. Nagai; Dirs. K. Saito, Y. Niwa, T. Mukai; Mgr. H. Kitamura. Branches: Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Fukuoka, Hsinking, Sendai, Kyoto, Kanagawa, Hiroshima, Okayama. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Tatsuuma Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Nishinomiya City, Hyogo-ken. Est. 1919. Cap. 2,000 (600 p.u.); res. 843. Pres. K. Tatsuuma; Mng.-Dir. K. Yamagata. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1912. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 224. Pres. K. Kawasaki; Mng.-Dir. T. Kasamatsu; Dirs. K. Yamasaki, R. Hashimoto, M. Suzuki, M. Hayakawa, S. Furuso, H. Kume, J. Tsuji; Mgr. S. Terada. Cable: "Teikasai." Branches: Sendai, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Fukuoka. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1888. Cap. 1,250 (p.u.); res. 302,400. Policies in force 1,601,453. Pres. T. Asabuki; Dirs. Y. Yano, S. Fukuhara, N. Natori, K. Takagi, J. Furukawa, K. Shibusawa, T. Usami. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Sendai, Fukuoka, Sapporo, Kanazawa, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Kyoto, Taihoku, Keijo, Kobe, Yokohama, Kumamoto, Dairen, Hakodate, Akita, Takamatsu. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Eiraku Bldg., Ote-machi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1893. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 12,510. Pres. H. Abe; Vice-Pres. S. Hayashi; Mng.-Dirs. S. Tokura, B. Kikuchi; Dirs. Zengoro Yasuda, Zembei Yasuda, K. Miyake, K. Kurata. Branches: Osaka, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kyoto, Fukuoka. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Toho Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Ginza, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1911. Cap. 3,000 (750 p.u.). Pres. K. Awazu; Dirs. N. Shirose; Dir. & Mgr. S. Kondo; Dir. T. Fujita. Branches: Tokyo, Sapporo, Sendai, Yokohama, Shizuoka, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Kyushu, Korea. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1879. Cap. 75,000 (55,000 p.u.); res. 103,500. Pres. K. Kagami; Mng.-Dirs. S. Suzuki, S. Kameyama, R. Yamaki, T. Horiuchi; Dirs. K. Iwasaki, T. Majima, M. Kushida, K. Kosuge, I. Yatsui, T. Iwasaki. Branches: Osaka, Kobe, Hsinking, Yokohama, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Shanghai. Cable: "Stilwater." Marine, Fire, Transport, Auto-Accident, Burglary, Glass, Personal Injury, Aviation. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Eiraku Bldg., Otemachi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1887. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 17,890. Pres. K. Minami; Mng.-Dirs. B. Kikuchi, S. Tokura; Dirs. Zengoro Yasuda, S. Ohashi, R. Kawanishi, K. Suehiro. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya, Sendai, Fukuoka, Keijo. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Tomei Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1907. Cap. 2,000 (1,000 p.u.); res. 8,000. Pres. K. Kagami; Dirs. Count K. Kato, S. Suzuki, S. Kameyama, H. Tamura, T. Horiuchi; Mgr. S. Ito. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Toyo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Eiraku Bldg., Ohtemachi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1920. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 2,001. Pres. K. Minami; Mng.-Dir. S. Matsumuro; Dirs. Zengoro Yasuda, Zempachiro Yasuda, I. Sugiyama, M. Nambu, M. Yasukawa. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Toyo Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. May 1907. Cap. 3,000 (750 p.u.); res. 5,000. Pres. R. Ishii; Dirs. T. Shimosaka, R. Hyuga, I. Yatsui, Y. Shimadzu, Y. Segami. Branch: Osaka. Cable: "Orimarine." — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Yasuda Life Insurance Co., Ltd** Koami-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1900. Cap. 300 (75 p.u.); res. 128,920. Policies in force 5[?]3,002. Pres. H. Yasuda; Mng.-Dir. T. Tanji, N. Tanaka, K. Kitagawa; Dirs. Zengoro Yasuda, M. Yanagiya, K. Takeshita, N. Tanaka, K. Kitagawa. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Nagoya, Sendai, Toyama, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Otaru, Kobe, Kagoshima, Utsunomiya, Takamatsu, Dairen, Keijo, Taihoku, Mukden. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd** Hon-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. Oct. 1897. Cap. 12,500 (3,125 p.u.); res. 10.325. Pres. T. Isaka; Mng.-Dir. M. Yoshii; Dirs. T. Ono, R. Sugita, F. Nakamura, K. Hino, I. Wakao, C. Ariyoshi. Branch: Tokyo. — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

### XII. Iron & Steel Works (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Anzan Kozai (Anshan Steel Material) Co., Ltd** Railway Zone of S.M.R. Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. 1934. Cap. 5,000 (3,000 p.u.); res. 193. Chairman K. Igarashi; Mng.-Dir. T. Oka; Dirs. S. Watanabe, T. Umezu, G. Kubota, M. Shiraishi, Y. Kurimoto, T. Shimada, — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))

**Azuma Seiko Sho (Steel Works) Ltd** Azumamachi, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1933. Cap. 6,000 (p.u.); res. 2,991. Pres. E. Kiyooka; Mng.-Dir. M. Takamuku, J. Fujii; Dirs. S. Ikejima, H. Yuda, — p. 1103 ([scan part 1, leaf 1160](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1160/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — XII. Iron & Steel Works

**Daido Seiko (Steel Mfg.) Co., Ltd** 10, Ryugu-cho, Minami-ku, Nagoya. Est. Nov. 1921. Cap. 26,000 (11,070 p.u.); res. 44[?]. Pres. Y. Shimoide; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kawasakiya, T. Nonagase; Dirs. T. Samukawa, C. Shimada, N. Saito, K. Shimizu, H. Ono, T. Sakashita. Special Steel (Carbon & Alloy), Steel Castings. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Honkeiko Baitetsu Co., Ltd. (Penhsihu Coal & Iron Co.)** Pen Hsi Hu. Manchoukuo. Est. May 1910. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 12,518. Pres. M. Kajiyama; Vice-Pres. Chang Wei-yuan; Mng.-Dir. I. Takahashi; Dirs. C. Hidaka, S. Osaki, Hu Sung-ying, Kwang Lin. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Ishii Iron Works, Ltd** Yuraku Bldg., Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Factory: 11 Nishi Nakadori 5-chome, Tsukishima, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 8,000 (4,813 p.u.); res. 1,500. Pres. & Mng.-Dir. T. Ishii; Mng.-Dir. J. Tominaga: Dirs. T. Takhashi, T. Nonagase, S. Sakai, E. Ishii, K. Abiyo; Dir. & Chief Engineer H. Suzuki. Makers & Constructors of Coal Gas and industrial Gas Producing Plants, Apparatus and Machinery for Chemical Industries, Material Handling and Conveying Plants, Oil and Water Tanks, Boilers, Steel Structures, etc. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Kobe Seikosho (Steel Works), Ltd** Wakinohama 1-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. July 1911. Cap. 45,000 (38,750 p.u.); res. 6,441. Pres. K. Tamiya; Mng.-Dirs. J. Morimoto, C. Asada; Dirs. K. Tsuchiya, S. Odajima, N. Wada, Y. Kawakami, K. Minami. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Kokura Seiko K. K** Konoi-machi, Kokura City. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 16,000 (11,750 p.u.); res. 4,304. Pres. S. Asano; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Suekane; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Asano; Dirs. R. Asano, K. Kaneko, H. Umasugi, T. Nakamura. Branch: Tokyo. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Kurimoto Tekkosho (Kurimoto Iron Works)** Shinsumiyacho, Taisho-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1906. Cap. 5,500 (3,625 p.u.); res. 395. Pres. Y. Kurimoto; Sr. Mng.-Dir. J. Kurimoto; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. T. Kawamoto, G. Yoshimoto, M. Maejima; Dirs. K. Tsuda, K. Kataoka, K. Kimura, M. Abe, T. Shimogo. Steel Tube, Article of cast iron, Machines. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Manshu Chukosho (Steel Works), Ltd** Anshan Manchoukuo, Est. Mar. 1936. Cap. 5,000 (2,500 p.u.). Pres. K. Tamiya; Mng.-Dir. T. Tago; Dir. C. Asada. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Manshu Kosho, Ltd** Tei tung pien men wei, Mukden, manchoukuo. Est. May 1934. Cap. 20,000 (8,600 p.u.); res. 381. Pres. M. Yamamoto; Mng.-Dir. F. Nemoto; Dir. C. Kobayashi; Mill Mgrs. & Dirs. T. Iseji, T. Yamada; Business Mgr. T. Mizouchi. Cable: Hoten Taiseikan Manko. Branch: Nomura Bldg., Sakaisuji, Osaka. Locomotive & Cars, Forging & Casting. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Manshu Kubota Cast-Iron Pipe Co., Ltd** 74, Minami-Rokuban-cho, Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1935. Cap. 5,000 (2,750 p.u.). Pres. G. Kubota; Mng.-Dirs. S. Morikawa, J. Ichikawa; Dirs. S. Kubota, K. Tanaka. Factory: Minami-Rokubancho, Anshan, Manchoukuo. Cast Iron Pipes of the Patent Sand Span Centrifugal Casting Process. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Manshu Roll Mfg. Co., Ltd** Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1935. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); Pres. Y. Otani; Vice-Pres. R. Otani; Mng.-Dir. R. Ohta. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Nakayama Seiko (Steel Mfg.) Co., Ltd** 3 Funa-machi, Taisho-ku, Osaka. Est. 1924. Cap. 40,000 (25,000 p.u.); res. 8,223. Pres. E. Nakayama; Mng.-Dir. C. Katagiri. Pig-Iron and Steel Materials. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Nichiman Steel Tube Co., Ltd** 10 Kitasanjo-machi, Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. June 1935. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.). Pres. S. Majima; Mng.-Dirs. S. Watanabe, J. Kawata; Dirs. M. Shiraishi, N. Matsushita, K. Tada, etc. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kokan (Japan Steel Tube) Co., Ltd** Sales Office: Marunouchi, Tokyo. Factories: Kawasaki, Osaka, Toyama. Est. June 1912. Cap. 100,000 (72,670 p.u.); res. 30,079. Pres. M. Shiraishi; Mng.-Dirs. N. Matsushita, S. Majima, G. Koda; Dirs. S. Ohta, K. Imaizumi, E. Tanaka, S. Ohashi, M. Itani, K. Kishimoto, M. Takamatsu. Cable: "Cocanco" Tokio. Steel pipes & structural materials, Ferro-alloy, Special Steel. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Nippon Seikosho (Japan Steel Works) Ltd** 2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1907. Cap. 30,000 (22,500 p.u.); res. 7,158. Chairman T. Isomura; Pres. M. Sugi; Dirs. K. Ishizuka, Y. Matsuda, K. Nanjo, K. Yutani, T. Yamada, S. Hasegawa, S. Nakajima, T. Sakano, J. A. F. Valentine. Branch: Osaka. Factories: Muroran, Hiroshima. Cable: "Seikosho," Tokyo. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Nippon Seitetsu K. K** Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1934. Cap. 500,000 (394,[?]66 p.u.); res. 166,910. Chairman of Board H. Hirao; Pres. R. Nakai; Mng.-Dirs. S. Nakamatsu, H. Kageyama, M. Shibusawa, K. Iida; Dirs. K. Inouye, T. Isomura, G. Watanabe, T. Yoneyama, T. Yoshida, T. Matsuda, K. Matsumoto, J. Araki, J. Ogata, E. Nagasaki, G. Yamagata. Iron & Steel Works: Yawata, Wanishi, Kamaishi, Fuji, Osaka & Kenjiho. Colliery: Futase. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Nippon Tokushu Kokan (Steel Tube) Co., Ltd** Yurakukan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1935. Cap. 20,000 (8,750 p.u.). Pres. K. Hashimoto; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Nakajima; Jr. Mng.-Dir. H. Inagaki; Dirs. G. Mochizuki, A. Fujiyama, H. Umezu, Y. Tozawa. Formerly Nakajima Kokan K. K. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Nisso Seiko (Steel Mfg.) Co., Ltd** 8, Ote-machi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1917. Cap. 24,000 (13,125 p.u.); res. 216. Pres. T. Nakano; Vice-Pres. K. Tominaga; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Maeda, R. Taketomi; Factories: Yonago Seikosho (Special Steel), Oshima Seikosho (Forging, Casting & Machinery), Amagasaki (Rail), Nagoya (Machine tool). — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Showa Steel Works, Ltd** Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1929. Cap. 200,000 (150,000 p.u.); res. 7,937. Pres. N. Kohiyama; Mng.-Dir. S. Kubota; Dirs. T. Umene, S. Oyaizu, B. Yagi, S. Nakayama, K. Yano, J. Minami. Branch: Mantetsu Bldg., Tokyo (Mgr. M. Terada), Taiki Bldg., Dairen (Mgr. H. Takahashi). Iron & Steel. Cable: "Showasteel." — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Tokai Kogyo Co., Ltd** Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1916. Cap. 3,000 (2,250 p.u.); res. 879. Pres. E. Tanaka; Mng.-Dir. F. Ohashi; Dirs. M. Shiraishi, H. Okazaki, S. Suzuki, K. Ito. Mfrs. of Steel plate, steel angle, etc. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))

**Tokuyama Teppan K. K. (Tokuyama Steel Sheet Co., Ltd.)** 35 Koraibashi 4-chome, Higashiku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1928. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 2,281. Pres. Y. Iwai; Mng.-Dir. K. Tomoda; Dirs. R. Hirano, E. Shimoda, K. Murakami. Works: Tokuyama. Mfrs. of Steel Sheets & Hoop. — p. 1104 ([scan part 1, leaf 1161](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1161/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — XII. Iron & Steel Works; XIII. Leather-Belting; XIV. Machinery-Machines—Tools

### XII. Iron & Steel Works (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Tokyo Kozai (Tokyo Steel & Spring Works) Co., Ltd** Oshima-machi 6-chome, Joto-ku, Tokyo. Est. April 1917. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 2,539. Chairman of Board T. Matsuda; Dirs. S. Miyoshi, N. Nagahara, S. Kawata, S. Motora, M. Yamashita, T. Kawamura, S. Fujimura, K. Nakatsukasa. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Toyo Koban (Toyo Steel Sheet) Co., Ltd** Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1934. Cap. 15,000 (10,000 p.u.). Pres. K. Ono; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Takasaki; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Nakayama, T. Arikawa; Dirs. T. Hamaguchi, J. Matsuoka, T. Hiraguma. Mfrs. of Tin-plate. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Toyo Kozai Kabushiki Kaisha (Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.)** 10, Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Factory: Kawasaki, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Apr. 1919. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 972. Pres. M. Yasumoto; Mng.-Dirs. R. F. Moss, I. Motomura, M. Nakagawa. Cable: "Truscon" Tokyo (for Head Office) "Toko" Kawasaki (for Factory). Steel Products: Steel Windows & Operators, Steel Doors and Frames, Standard Steel Bldgs. Structural Steel, Steel Reinforcement and Forms, Wire Mesh, Electric Welded Tubing, Cold Rolled Steel Strip, Highway Products, Engineering Design and Service. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

### XIII. Leather-Belting (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Bando Chotai Gomu K. K. (Bando Belting & Rubber Co., Ltd.)** 1 Meiwadori 2-chome, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. Apr. 1906. Cap. 1,5000. Pres. M. Enami. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Kokura. Mfrs. & Exporters of High Class Rubber Beltings for all purposes, Canvas & Foot-Wears. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Chosen Hikaku K. K. (Chosen Leather Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** 222 Dosan-cho, Keijo, Chosen. Est. Sept. 1911. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 80. Pres. N. Nada; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Nakagawa; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Watanabe; Dirs. R. Iwatate, I. Hadano, K. Imanishi, K. Yamashita, Z. Watanabe. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Hada Chotai Kabushiki Kaisha (Hada Belting Co. Ltd.)** 179, Mukojima-Suzaki-cho, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1896. Cap. 500 (313 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. Y. Nakamura; Dir. O. Higuchi. Branches: Osaka, Moji, Nagoya, Sapporo, Dairen, Keijo. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Kyowa Leather Co., Ltd** 188, Terajima-cho 4-chome, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.); res. 418. Pres. Y. Hara. Branch: Osaka. Factories: 3 in Tokyo, 2 in Osaka. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Manshu Hikaku K. K** 54, Kitaniro, Nishi-ku, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1934. Cap. 1,000 (750 p.u.). Pres. Y. Kataoka; Dirs. T. Takegami, K. Okada, M. Fukushima, H. Ueda, T. Miyahara, Y. Noguchi, M. Ogura. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Meiji Seikaku K. K. (Meiji Leather Co., Ltd.)** Mitsubishi 11-go-kan, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1911. Cap. 1,500 (1,250 p.u.); res. 83. Pres. S. Suzuki; Mng.-Dir. S. Iwata; Dirs. S. Sekido, Y. Saito, T. Miyazawa. Branch: Osaka. Factory: Azumacho, Tokyo. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Nippon Hikaku K. K. (Japan Leather Co., Ltd.)** 16, Midori-cho, Senju, Adachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1907. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 4,593. Chairman T. Ito; Mng.-Dirs. M. Muraki, S. Fujii; Dirs. K. Okura, S. Miyoshi, T. Osawa. Works: Senju (Tokyo), Osaka, Shanghai. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Nitta Obikawa Seizosho, Goshi Kaisha (Nitta Leather Belt Mfg. Co.)** 1281, Kuboyoshi-cho, Naniwa-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 18[?]5. Cap. 6,000; res. 3,050. Rep.-Dir. S. Nitta. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Fukuoka. Otaru, Dairen. Business Items: Leather Beltings, Rubber Beltings, Roller Skin, Glue & Gelatine, Leather Machinery Parts. Cable: "Nittabelt" Osaka. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Sanyo Hikaku K. K. (Sanyo Leather Co., Ltd.)** 43, Togomachi, Himeji City, Hyogo-ken. Est. Oct. 1911. Cap. 4,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 1,051. Pres. Seibei Kawanishi; Mng.-Dir. Y. Tsubota; Dirs. S. Sawano, S. Ozone, K. Sawada, Seiji Kawanishi, E. Takikawa. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

### XIV. Machinery-Machines—Tools (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Aichi Kogyo K. K. (Aichi Engineering Co., Ltd.)** 555, Kita-Shinagawa 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1937. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Pres. & Mng.-Dir. Yasaburo Inouye. Cable: "Aicos" Tokyo. Sole Agents in Japan & Manchoukuo for: La Soudure Electrique Autogene, S. A., Bruxelles; Korect Depth Gauge Co., Ltd., London; Griffin A Tatlock Ltd., London, etc. Imports of Arcos electrodes & electric welders, electrical precision machines, instruments, aircraft accessories & general machine tools, etc. Mfrs. of electric heating apparatus, speed reducers & electric welders, etc. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Aichi Tokei Denki K. K** Funakata, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya, Est. July 1898. Cap. 30,000 (9,975 p.u.); res. 1,768. Pres. K. Aoki; Mng.-Dir. B. Masumoto; Dirs. S. Okaya, J. Ito, S. Suzuki, T. Fukuta. Mfrs. of Clocks & Water-Meters, — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Dai-Nippon Kikai Kogyo K. K** Narihirabashi 1-chome, Honjyo-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1916. Cap. 4,000 (3,000 p.u.); res. 237. Pres. K. Okazaki; Mng-Dirs. T. Eda, S. Okazawa; Dirs. E. Tanaka. Mfrs. Machinery, Auto-Parts, Aero-Parts, Bicycles, etc. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Dairen Kikai Seisakusho (Machinery Works), Ltd** 23, Taizan-cho, Dairen. Est. May 1918. Cap. 10,000 (6,000 p.u.); res. 2,577. Pres. T. Takada; Mng.-Dir. J. Sato; Mgr. H. Aida. Rollingstocks, Engines, Boilers, etc. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Dowa Automobile Co., Ltd** Kogyoku, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 6,200 (p.u.). Chairman S. Tanida; Dirs. Ping Ching-lan, K. Shiba. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))

**Ebara Engineering Works, Ltd** 750, Gotanda 2-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1920. Cap. 10,000 (6,500 p.u.); res. 1,446. Pres. K. Hatakeyama; Sr. Mng.-Dir. & Chief Engineer S. Yamagishi; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Endo, O. Sakai; Dir. M. Yasumoto. Mfrs. of Pumps, Turbine, etc. — p. 1105 ([scan part 1, leaf 1162](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1162/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — XIV. Machinery-Machines—Tools

### XIV. Machinery-Machines—Tools (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Fujikura Electric Cable Works, Ltd** Heikyu-cho 1-chome, Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1885. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 4,267. Pres. T. Matsumoto; Dirs. K. Okada, Z. Sekiguchi, A. Matsumoto, K. Kimura, S. Ogura. Cable: "Fujiden." Every kind of Electric Wire Cable & their Accessories. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Fukushima File Works** Kamezawa-cho 1-chome, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1881. Cap. 400. Pres. Y. Fukushima, Cable: "Tombo" Tokyo. Mfrs. of Files. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Furukawa Denki Kogyo K. K. (Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.)** 8, Muromachi 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1896. Cap. 50,000 (29,488 p.u.); res. 12,913. Pres. S. Nakagawa; Sr. Mng.-Dir. I. Sugimoto; Jr. Mng.-Dir. M. Suzuki; Dirs. J. Furukawa, S. Kawate, T. Hasegawa, T. Shiomi, S. Kamishima, K. Nishimura, K. Takahashi. Branches: Osaka, Moji, Dairen, Nagoya, Sendai, Sapporo, Keijo, Taihoku, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Shanghai, Tientsin, Bombay. Works: Nikko, Yokohama, Osaka, Amagasaki, Moji. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Fusi Denki Seizo K. K. (Electric Machinery Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** Tanabe Shinden, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Aug. 1923. 15.000 (12,500 p.u.); res. 1,728. Pres. M. Yoshimura; Mng.-Dirs. H. Kajiyama, T. Wada, Dirs. I. Sugimoto, T. Nakamigawa, B. Mohr, H. Reyss, W. Zeaderbohm. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Moji, Nagoya, Sapporo, Mukden. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Fusi Tsushinki Seizo (Communication Apparatus Mfg.) Co., Ltd** Higashi 9-go-kan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1935. Cap. 6,000 (p.u.); res. 378. Pres. M. Yoshimura; Mng.-Dir. K. Oyama; Dirs. H. Kajiyama, T. Wada, H. Takeda, W. Zeaderbohm, K. Yamaguchi, S. Rokusho, K. Ogawa. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Hanshin Iron Works, Ltd** Ichiban-cho 3-chome, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. Jan. 1918. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Pres. Sadamatsu Ozone; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Yamaguchi; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Shinzo Ozone; Dirs. M. Tomiko, S. Haru. Cable: "Han" Kobe. Branch: 601-602, Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. Factory: Ichiban-cho 3-chome, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Diesel Engine, Semi-Diesel Engine. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Hatsudoki Seizo Co., Ltd** Higashi 2-chome, Daini, Nishi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1907. Cap. 10,000 (5,600 p.u.). Pres. S. Takasu; Mng.-Dirs. T. Takeshita, S. Shibata; Dirs. T. Okazaki, Y. Hirata, T. Takezaki, M. Miyahara. Cable: "Hatsudoki". Mfrs. of Motor car & Diesel Engine, etc. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Hitachi, Ltd** Nakadori 15-go-kan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. February 1920. Cap. 117.900 (p.u.); res. 18,522. Chairman of Board Y. Aikawa; Pres. N. Odaira; Sr. Mng.-Dir. N. Takao; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Baba, M. Akita; Dirs. S. Rokkaku, O. Yamashita, T. Morishima, C. Yokota, M. Ohba, R. Ikeda, R. Horioka, B. Ito. Branches: Osaka, Kyushu, Dairen, Nagoya, Sapporo, Keijo. Factories: Hitachi, Kameido, Kasado. Merged Kokusan Kogyo K. K. Jan., 1937. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Hoten Ze[illegible]isho (Mukden Arsenal, Ltd.)** Daito-ku, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1932. Cap. 4,600 (p.u.). Pres. F. Murase; Dirs. M. Asada, I. Shimizu, Y. Namba, H. Okura, Y. Inoue. Mfrs. of Arms, Gunpowder, Munitions & Parts thereof. Branches: 4, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Works: Daitohenmongai, Mukden, — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Ikegai Iron Works, Ltd** Mita-Shikoku-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1890. Cap. 10,000 (7,000 p.u.); res. [?],718. Pres. S. Ikegai; Vice-Pres. Tsunejiro Chiba; Dirs. S. Imai, Y. Terai, Tanekichi Chiba, H. Ikegai, S. Ikegai. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Ishikawajima Shibaura Turbine Co., Ltd** Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. Est. June 1936. Cap. 6,000 (3,750 p.u.). Rep.-Dirs. K. Yamaguchi, K. Matsumura, S. Kubo, K. K. Yoshie. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Japan Diesel Industry Co., Ltd** Mitsubishi 21-go-kan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1935. Cap. 20,000 (14,918 p.u.); res. 503. Pres. K. Adachi; Vice-Pres. E. Seike; Dirs. T. Matsumoto, Y. Shiraishi, T. Soda, S. Toyama, S. Ozaki, H. Nishi. Mfrs. of Diesel Engine. Factory: Kawaguchi City, Saitama-ken. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Kawanishi Aircraft Co., Ltd** Naruo, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. Est. Nov. 1928. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. R. Kawanishi; Dirs. K. Kawanishi, S. Takao, S. Shimizu, K. Okutsu, S. Iwata. Branch Office: Naka-dori 2-chome, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Cable: "Kawanisiac" Nishinomiya. Mfrs. of Airplanes and their parts. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki Locomotive & Car Co., Ltd** Wadayama-dori, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. May 1928. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. M. Itani; Mng.-Dir. B. Shimoda; Dirs. Y. Kawasaki, Y. Okazaki. Steam and Electric Locomotives, Railway Carriages, Wagons, Semi-Steel and All Steel Cars, Bridges, Girders, Steel Forgings, etc. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Kisya Seizo Co., Ltd** 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1896. Cap. 10,000 (8,000 p.u.); res. 6,039. Chairman of Board Y. Shima; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Izuha; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Matoba, W. Sasaki; Dirs. S. Imamura, Baron K. Okura, Count M. Hayashi, Y. Funada. Mfrs. of Locomotives, Cars, Steel Girder, Patent Takuma Water Tube Boiler, etc. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Kobukuro Kosakusho (Engineering Office), Ltd** Kobukuro-machi, Fukuoka-ken. Est. Dec. 1896. Cap. 1,500 (855 p.u.); res. 300. Pres. D. Ito; Mng.-Dir. & Chief Engr. T. Hayashi; Dirs. G. Aso, K. Matsumoto, T. Kasai. Mining Machinery, Cranes, Winches, Galv'd. Steel Towers, Iron Frames, Girders, Castings. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Komatsu Seisakusho Co., Ltd** 701, Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1917. Cap. 5,000. Pres. M. Nakamura; Dirs. K. Morimoto, K. Mano, M. Yano, G. Yasoshima; Chief Engineer K. Takeuchi; Business Mgrs. S. Yano, K. Mano. Works: Komatsumachi, Ishikawa-ken. Branch Office: 711, Asahi Bldg., Osaka. Steel Casting & Forgings, Hydraulic & Pneumatic Presses, Louver Stoker, Tractors, Valves, Rock Drill & Mining Machinery, Conveyors & Equipments. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Kotobuki Heavy Industry Co., Ltd** 48, Sonezaki Kami 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1930. Cap. 15,000 (12,025 p.u.); res. 1,267. Chairman of Board N. Kikumoto; Pres. K. Tsuneda; Vice-Pres. K. Hayashibara; Mng.-Dir. F. Takeshi. Mfrs. of Spinning & Weaving Machineries, Rayon & Staple Fibre Manufacturing Machineries, Silk, Rayon & Staple Fibre High Grade Piece Goods, Parchment Papers. Cable: "Kotoworks" Osaka. — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Kubota Iron & Machinery Works, Ltd** Funade-cho, Naniwa-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1889. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.). Chairman of Board G. Kubota; Dirs. S. Kubota, K. Kanamaru, T. Kataoka. Diesel and Oil Engines for Land & Marine, Scales & Weighing Machines, Valves for Water & Gas Works, Machineries for Steel Works & Paper Mills, etc. Cable: "Ironkubota" Osaka, Branches: Tokyo, Kokura, — p. 1106 ([scan part 1, leaf 1163](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1163/mode/1up))

**Manshu Aento Co., Ltd. (Manshu Galvanizing Co., Ltd.)** Seitetsu Kojochiku, Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. May 1933. Cap. 1,000 (500 p.u.). Pres. I. Harada; Dirs. E. Ishida, S. Hatanaka, M. Toba, G. Sonoda. Mfrs. & Dealers of Galvanized Iron, Wire, Nails. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Manshu Keiki Konsu** 105, Horaku-ro, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. May 1934. Cap. MY3,000 (1,500 p.u.). Pres. N. Kuroiwa; Mng.-Dirs. F. Takahashi, T. Aioi; Dir. Ho Ching. Mfrs. of weights & measure instruments. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Matsubara Iron Works, Ltd** 1-chome Sakuragawa, Naniwa-ku, Osaka. Est. 1882. Cap. 300 (p.u.). Pres. Kiyoshi Mukai. Chain Blocks & Trolleys, Semi-Diesel Engines for Marine and Land. Cable: "Hook" Osaka. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Meidensha Electric Works Co., Ltd** 276, Higashi-Osaki 2-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1897. Cap. 10,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 1,270. Pres. Yoshimizu Shigemune; Rep. Mng.-Dir. Yuzo Shigemune; Dirs. T. Yokota, K. Kaneko, G. Takeuchi, R. Yamada. Mukden Branch; 34 Chiyoda-dori. Dynamos, Motors, Transformers, Switch Boards, etc. Cable: "Piezo." Tokyo. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Denki (Mitsubishi Electrical Manufacturing) Co., Ltd** Mitsubishi Honkan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1921. Cap. 30,000 (26,250 p.u.); res. 12,401. Chairman G. Kawai; Mng.-Dirs. K. Miyazaki, S. Hazama; Dirs. K. Shiba, K. Funada, R. Masaki, K. Honma, F. Sekizawa. Mfrs. of Electric Meters, Electric Cars, Dynamos, etc. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nakajima Aircraft Co., Ltd** Ohta-machi, Nitta-gun, Gunma-ken. Est. Dec. 1931. Cap. 20,000 (p.u.); res. 3,889. Pres. Kiyoichi Nakajima; Mng.-Dir. Kimihei Nakajima; Dirs. Y. Tamaki, K. Sasaki, Y. Nakamura, J. Kurihara, I. Sakuma, S. Yoshida. Branch: Yuraku Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Works: Ohta & Tokyo. Mfrs. of Aircraft & Aero-engines. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nichi-Man Kozai Kogyo K. K. (Japan-Manchoukuo Steel Products Co., Ltd.)** 48, Aoba-cho, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1934. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. M. Yasumoto; Mng.-Dir. J. Nitto; Dirs. T. Aioi, etc. Mfrs. of Steel Windows, Machineries & Structural Steels. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nihon Dempa Co., Ltd** 38, Date-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1931. Cap. 500 (250 p.u.); res. 19. Rep.-Dir. & Mng.-Dir. M. Usukura; Mng.-Dirs. T. Inouye, M. Watanabe. Mfrs. & Contractors of Wireless Telegraph & Telephone Sets and Wireless Stations, Special Instruments & Accessories to Aircrafts, Arms, Munitions & Parts thereof. Cable: "Dempa" Tokyo. Branch: 5 Sakaemachi 5-chome, Kobe. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nihon Hatsudoki (Engine) Co., Ltd** Kanehira-cho, 2-chome, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. Aug. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (500 p.u.). Pres. N. Shimamoto; Mng.-Dirs. I. Nakamura, T. Nishitani; Dirs. S. Nishitani, I. Taketani. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Niigata Tekkosho (Iron Works), Ltd** Yuraku Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1910. Cap. 20,000 (12,500 p.u.); res. 3,047. Pres. K. Sasamura; Mng.-Dir. K. Nagashima; Dirs. K. Hashimoto, S. Yamaguchi, H. Yamaguchi, H. Suzuki, S. Kato. Branches: Osaka, Keijo. Factories: Kamata, Niigata, Kashiwagi, Nagaoka. Diesel, Gas & Oil Engines, Machine Tools, Railway Cars, etc. Cable: "Marucow." — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Denchi (Nippon Battery) Co., Ltd** Shinmachi-dori, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. Est. Jan. 1917. Cap. 10,000 (6,250 p.u.); res. 1,757. Pres. G. Shimazu; Mng.-Dir. J. Iwaki; Mfrs. "GSs" Accumulator & it's accessories, "Glaitor" mercury arc rectifier. Cable: "Denchi" Kyoto. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Densen (The Japan Electric Wire & Cable) Co., Ltd** Terajima-cho, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1907. Cap. 4,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 2,155. Pres. T. Sakiyama; Mng.-Dir. M. Nishida; Dir. K. Kimura. Cable: "Nihondensen" Tokyo. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Electric Co., Ltd** 2, Mita-Shikokumachi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 17, 1899. Cap. 30,000 (21,250 p.u.); res. 8,400. Chairman of Board Masatsune Ogura; Assistant, Mng.-Dir. Jinza Satori. Makers of Telephones & Switchboards (Automatic & Manual), Telephone & Telegraph Repeater Equipments, Loading Coils, Carrier System Equipments, Radio Broadcasting & Receiving Equipments, Wireless Telephone & Telegraph Equipments, Public Address Equipments, Vacuum Tubes, Supervisory Systems, Train Dispatching Telephone Equipments, Intercall Telephone Systems, Picture Transmission & Receiving Equipments, Electrical Measuring & Testing Apparatus, Wires & Cables, Electric Clocks, and other Electrical Communication Instruments and apparutus. Cable: "Microphone" Tokyo. Branches: Osaka, Taihoku. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Eternit Pipe Co., Ltd** Tsukimi-cho 2-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1931. Cap. 12,500 (4,635 p.u.); res. 587. Pres. S. Shinozuka; Mng.-Dirs. M. Takata, M. Oono; Dirs. S. Ishiguro, T. Onishi, U. Hayashi, S. Sakashita. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Gakki Seizo K. K. (Japan Musical Instruments Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka-ken. Est. Oct. 1887. Cap. 8,750 (5,187 p.u.); res. 2,408. Pres. K. Kawakami; Mng.-Dirs. S. Yoshida, K. Hayashi; Dirs. E. Nakamura, M. Nakajima, T. Nakamura, S. Katanahara. Mfrs. of Pianos, Organs, Harmonicas, Accordions, Plywoods & Furnitures. Cable: "Nippongakki" Hamamatsu. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Kobe, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Takamatsu, Keijo, Taihoku, Hamamatsu, Mukden, Hsinking, Dairen, Harbin, Tientsin. Works: Hamamatsu, Yokohama. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kogaku Kogyo K. K. (Japan Optical Co., Ltd.)** 5447. Oi Morimae-cho, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1917. Cap. 5,000 (3,700 p.u.); res. 2,417. Pres. K. Shiba; Mng.-Dir. Y. Hatano; Dirs. K. Wada, R. Fujii, M. Fujii, S. Miyasaka, T. Hori, S. Takahashi, J. Imai. Range Finders, Telescopes, Primatic Binoculars, Parabolic Mirrors, etc. Cable: "Shinagawakogaku." Works: Oi Morimae-cho, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Mita Toyooka-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo; Totsuka, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon National Kinsen Torokuki Hambai K. K** 2, Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1934. Cap. 750. Rep.-Dir. R. W. Burman; Sales Dir. H. T. Goto. Cable: "Nacareco" Tokyo. Sales Offices: Sapporo, Sendai, Yokohama, Shizuoka, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Okayama, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Keijo, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Rutsubo K. K. (Japan Crucible Co., Ltd.)** 53, Yamashita-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1906. Cap. 2,000 (800 p.u.); res. 274. Dirs. S. Iwasaki, Y. Kijima, S. Yamasaki, N. Nakamura. Graphite Crucibles, Rings, Covers, Clay Crucibles, and all kinds of Graphite and Fire Clays. Cable: "Rutsubo" Tokyo. Branch: Kyomachibori, Kamidori, Osaka. Works: Osaka. — p. 1107 ([scan part 1, leaf 1164](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1164/mode/1up))

**Nippon Seiko K. K** Higashi-Osaki 2-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1916. Cap. 12,000 (5,000 p.u.); res. 1,913. Pres. K. Takahashi; Mng.-Dir. H. Tako; Dirs. T. Yamaguchi, S. Kondo, M. Kishima, K. Gushi, T. Yasumatsu. Mfrs. of Ball Bearing, Steel Ball, Machines & their parts. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Nippon Sharyo Seizo (Japan Locomotive & Car Mfg.) Co., Ltd** Atsuta Higashi-machi, Minami-ku, Nagoya. Est. Sept. 1896. Cap. 20,000 (12,500 p.u.); res. 6,282. Pres. Y. Mikame; Vice-Pres. S. Akiyama; Mng.-Dir. S. Iwadare; Dirs. K. Minowa, C. Kadono, E. Goto, H. Wakimichi. Branch: Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Nippon Typewriter Co., Ltd** 3, Kyobashi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. May 1917. Cap. 5,000 (4,250 p.u.); res. 577. Pres. H. Sakurai; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Shiromori; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Kawabata; Dirs. M. Fukushima, K. Kato, Y. Owaki, T. Tachibana, K. Nakanishi, Y. Shimogo. Branches: 55, Yamagata-dori, Dairen; Osaka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Keijo, Shanghai, Taihoku, etc. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Nipponophone Co., Ltd** 125, Kunesaki, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken. Est. 1910. Cap. 2,800 (p.u.). Chairman of Board Y. Aikawa; Pres. M. Miho; Dirs. K. Shimokobe, G. Asahara, I. Yano, Y. Muto, J. W. Murray, O. R. Grimmesey. Sales Department: Totaku Building, Tokyo. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Hakata, Sendai, Otaru, Keijo, Dairen. Manufacturers and distributors of Columbia Gramophones & Records. Cable: "Nipponola." — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Nissan Automobile Co., Ltd** Head Office & Main Plant: Shin-Koyasu, Yokohama. Est. Dec. 1933. Cap. 30,000 (p.u.); res. 757. Pres. Y. Aikawa; Mng.-Dirs. J. Watanabe, T. Asakura, T. Kubota; Dirs. M. Murakami, S. Yamamoto, K. Shimokobe, G. Asahara, M. Kuhara, S. Otake, I. Maeda, K. Yamada. "Nissan" "Datsun" and Automobile parts. Cable: "Nissanocar." — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Oki Electric Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1912. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 3,515. Chairman of Board S. Asano; Mng.-Dirs. T. Ose, M. Suzuki, S. Oshida; Dirs. Y. Sakatani, Z. Yasuda, T. Shimizu. Mfrs. of Telephones, Telephone Switchboard, Telegraph Apparatus, Wireless Telephone & Electric Clock, etc. Cable: "Okidenki." — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Okuma Iron Works, Ltd** 17, Nunoike-machi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya City. Est. 1918. Cap. 10,000 (4,000 p.u.); res. 2,417. Pres. E. Okuma; Vice-Pres. T. Tsuchiya; Mng.-Dirs. K. Muraoka, I. Tsuruzawa, Y. Maekawa. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Osaka Kikai Kosakusho, Ltd** Toyosaki-nishi-dori, Higashi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1915. Cap. 12,000 (6,750 p.u.); res. 716. Pres. Seimei Hara; Mgr. S. Hoshizumi; Chief Engineer F. Tsuchiya. Branches: Marunouchi Bldg., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Shanghai. Spinning Machinery, Water Meters, Oil Engines, Machine tools, Electric motors, etc. Cable: "Kosaksho." — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Osaka Kikai Seisakusho (Osaka Machine Works)** 2, Taikai-cho, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1920. Cap. 16,000 (11,20[?] p.u.); res. 779. Pres. T. Yamada; Mng.-Dir. E. Hattori; Dirs. M. Yamada, S. Sasaki, T. Hamazaki, M. Katayama, T. Tsugami. Mfrs. of Machineries, — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Osaka Seisa Zoki K. K. (Osaka Chain & Machinery Works, Ltd.)** Kasugade-machi, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. Nov. 1916. Cap. 17,000 ([?],500 p.u.); res. 1,017. Pres. T. Shimizu; Dirs. M. Kagitani, R. Mizoguchi, K. Tsunoda, J. Nakamura. Branches: Tokyo, Kokura. Mfrs. of Chain, Cables, Elevators, Conveyors, Tanks, Gear, etc. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Riken Piston Ring K. K** Head Office: Tokiwa Life Insurance Bldg., Yuraku-cho, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 6,000 (p.u.); res. 275. Chairman M. Okochi. Cable: "Pistonring" Tokyo. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Safety Motor Car Co., Ltd** 4, Tenma-cho 3-chome, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1918. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. Y. Nakaya; Dirs. T. Sato, K. Sato, H. Tamada. Cable: "Anzenjido." Branches: Yokohama, Nagoya, Kanazawa, Osaka, Chiba, Aomori. Works: Yoyogi (Tokyo). — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Shibaura Engineering Works, Ltd** Sanshin Bldg., Yuraku-cho, Tokyo. Est. July 1904. Cap. 30,000 (26,250 p.u.); res. 10,084. Pres. K. Yamaguchi; Mng.-Dirs. S. Kubo, S. Momota; Dirs. S. Tajima, O. Pruessmann, H. U. Pierce, S. Otaguro, K. Kobayashi, K. Kaizu, T. Asabuki, K. Kaneko. Cable: "Shibaura" Tokyo. Branches: Osaka, Moji, Keijo, Hoten. Factories: Tsurumi. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Shimadzu Seisakusho, Ltd** Nizyo-minami, Kawara-machi, Kyoto City. Est. Sept. 1917. Cap. 12,000 (8,000 p.u.); res. 2,607. Pres. Genzo Shimazu; Mng.-Dirs. Genkichi Shimazu, T. Shimazu, Y. Suzuki; Dirs. Z. Fujii, S. Naiki, Y. Matsuura, F. Ushimaru. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking and 4 others. Physical & Chemical Apparatus, etc. Cable: "Shimadzu," Kyoto. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Densen Seizosho (Sumitomo Electric Wire & Cable Works), Ltd** Okijima Minamino-cho, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. April 1897. Cap. 30,000 (p.u.); res. 8,450. Chairman of Board M. Ogura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Tanaka; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Bekku; Dirs. F. Shida, T. Obata, J. E. Fullam, M. Nishida, S. Shinozuka. Electric Wires and Cable of Various kinds and Accessories, Oil-filled Static Condensers, Hard Alloy for Dies & Tools, etc. Cable: "Cableworks." — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Tachikawa Aircraft Co., Ltd. (Formerly Ishikawajima Aircraft Co., Ltd.)** 6, Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1924. Cap. 13,000 (4,500 p.u.). Chairman C. Kadono; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Yokoyama; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Tsutsumi, T. Sashiyama; Dirs. T. Nakamura, K. Matsumura, K. Shibuya, H. Shibusawa, M. Asakawa. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Hatsujo Seisakujo (Teikoku Spring Works)** Terajima 4-chome, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Branch: Osaka. Works: Tokyo & Osaka. Est. 1915. Cap. 26,000 (13,000 p.u.); res. 450. Mng.-Dir. T. Nonagase; Factory Mgr. M. Kawahara. Cable: "Teihatu" Tokyo. Spring of every shape, size and quality for railway cars, motor cars, naval & merchant marine purposes. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Seibyo (Rivet Mfg.) Co., Ltd** Hachijo-dori 3-chome, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1917. Cap. 3,000 (2,000 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. M. Minai; Dirs. K. Ueda, Y. Yoshiwara, T. Sato, etc. Mfrs. of Rivets, Bolts & Nuts, etc. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Seimitsu Kogyo K. K** Oike-cho 4-chome, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. 1919. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Yamada; Mng.-Dir. K. Honda; Dirs. T. Tadokoro, S. Sakai, K. Kawase, S. Okazaki, J. Takano. Mfrs. of Minutely Parts of Machine. — p. 1108 ([scan part 1, leaf 1165](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1165/mode/1up))

**Toden Electric Lamp Co., Ltd** Toden Bldg., Tamura-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1928. Cap. 3,000 (1,955 p.u.); res. 350. Pres. M. Masuda; Mng.-Dir. Y. Sakakura; Dir. G. Yatsushiro. Mfrs. of Toh-Lamp. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tokio Wheel Works, Ltd., The (K. K. Tokio Sharin Seisakusho)** 614, Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. May 1934. Cap. 1,500 (p.u.); res. 80. Pres. & Mng.-Dir. T. Nonagase; Dirs. Y. Shimoide, T. Ishii, S. Tanaka, J. Tominaga, K. Takaki. Factory: 32, Minamirokugo 2-chome, Kamata-ku, Tokyo. Branch: 510, Dojima Bldg., Dojima Hama-dori 1-chome, Osaka. Automobile Wheel, Rim and Bumper, etc. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd** Horikawa-cho, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Mar. 1890. Cap. 59,500 (44,500 p.u.); res. 13,119. Pres. K. Yamaguchi; Dir. & Vice-Pres. H. U. Pearce; Executive Dir. T. Tsumori; Dirs. I. Morimura, T. Hirata, Y. Shimidzu, W. K. Fowler, O. Pruessmann. Manufacture and Sale of Incandescent Electric Lamp, Integrating Watt-hour Meter, Radio receiving tube, etc. Cable: "Fujioka". Kawasaki. Branches: 35, Sakae-cho, Dairen; Kotoku Kaikan, 301 Daido-Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Gas & Electric Industrial Co., Ltd** Iriarai-machi, Omori-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1909. Cap. 36,000 (24,000 p.u.); res. 1,956. Chairman of Board N. Odaira; Pres. G. Matsukata; Mng.-Dir. C. Yokota; Dirs. M. Akita, S. Yokohama, I. Hoshiko, K. Eikoku. Mfrs. of Aircrafts, Motors, etc. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Jidosha Kogyo Co., Ltd** Higashi Shinagawa, Tokyo. Factories: Omori, Tsurumi, Kawasaki. Est. Oct. 1937. Cap. 27,000 (17,250 p.u.). Pres. G. Matsukata; Vice-Pres. G. Arai. Mfrs. and sales of Motor-Cars, Buses, Automobiles, and Auto-Parts. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho (Tokyo Machinery Works, Ltd.)** 15, Mita-Shikoku-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1916. Cap. 3,500 (2,000 p.u.); res. 477. Pres. Y. Shiba; Dirs. J. Komori, S. Ikegai, T. Fukuda, S. Shiba, K. Nishihama, Y. Okamura. Mfrs. of Rotary Presses, Machine Tools, etc. Cable: "Tokmachine" Tokyo. Works: 15, Mita-Shikoku-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo; 833, Naka-Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo; 1135, Kami Maruko, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Seiko K. K. (The Tokyo Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** Makicho Bldg., Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1887. Cap. 10,500 (p.u.); res. 6,226. Mng.-Dirs. N. Akamatsu, M. Tomura; Dirs. K. Okura, K. Fujita, J. Takayanagi, E. Hara. Factories: Kawasaki, Hyogo, Kokura. Steel Wire Ropes & Wires, Manila & Hemp Ropes. Cable: "Seiko" Tokyo. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Toyo Denki Seizo K. K. (Toyo Electric Machine Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** 4, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1918. Cap. 5,000 (2,750 p.u.); res. 615. Mng.-Dir. Ryozo Kadono; Mgr. & Dir. Toji Miyoshi. Mfr. of Electric Railway Equipments (Motors, Multiple Unit Controller, Direct Controller Pantograph Collector, Door Engine) and 3 Phase A. C. Commutater Motors. Works: Nishikubo-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Cable: "Tedeke", Tokyo. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Toyo Otis Elevator K. K** 6, Nakarokugo-cho 1-chome, Kamata-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1932. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Chairman of Board S. Tajima; Mng.-Dirs. I. Motokawa, C. P. Drandgerard, T. Murakata; Dir. M. Asada. Elevators, Escalators, & other Hoisting Apparatus (excepting Mine Hoist). Cable: "Lyndentree" Tokyo & Osaka. Branches: Sanshin Bldg., Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Bldg., Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka; Chiyoda Bldg., Tenjin-cho, Fukuoka; Mitsui Bussan Bldg., Nakaku, Nagoya; Totaku Bldg., Yamagata-dori, Dairen; Mukden; Hsinking; Keijo; Sapporo. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Toyo Seikan Kaisha (Oriental Can Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** 30, Sokai-cho, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. June, 1917. Cap. 20,000 (14,000 p.u.); res. 2,152. Pres. K. Ono; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Takasaki; Jr. Mng.-Dir. O. Maezawa, H. Nozawa; Dirs. K. Nabeshima, K. Nakayama, N. Hoshino, S. Suzuki, F. Kobayashi; Standing Auditor S. Majima. Mfrs. of Tin Cans & Paper Containers, & Seaming Machines. Cable: "Toyoseikan." Works: Osaka, Tokyo, Aomori, Tobata, Hiroshima, Takao, Shimizu. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Toyoda Jido Shokuki (Automatic Weaving Machine) K. K** Kariya-machi, Hekikai-gun, Aichi-ken. Est. Nov. 1926. Cap. 9,000 (p.u.); res. 563. Pres. R. Toyoda; Mng.-Dirs. K. Toyoda, I. Okabe; Dirs. T. Suzuki, R. Oshima, K. Takeuchi, T. Kwan. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Toyoda-shiki Shokuki K. K** Shimazaki-machi, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Feb. 1907. Cap. 15,000 (9,375 p.u.); res. 3,621. Pres. K. Kanematsu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Nozaki; Jr. Mng.-Dir. A. Masuko; Dirs. K. Nakamura, H. Kawasaki, J. Togami, F. Matsuoka. Mfrs. of Weaving Machinery. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tozai Denkyu (Electric Lamp) K. K** 5, Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1935. Cap. 5,000 (2,883 p.u.). Pres. M. Masuda; Dirs. S. Abe, K. Ayabe, H. Iwanami, etc. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Tsukishima Kikai K. K. (Tsukishima Iron Works, Ltd.)** 9, Tsukishima Tori-gochome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1917. Cap. 3,500 (1,400 p.u.); res. 994. Mng.-Dir. Y. Miyazaki; Dirs. K. Okura, H. Okura, S. Kuroita, M. Kimura, T. Ogawa, R. Suzuki. Mfrs. of Sugar Making Machinery & other chemical Industrial Machineries. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan, Ltd** Head Office & Factory; 12, Moriya-cho 3-chome, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. Est. Sept. 1927. Cap. 10,000 (7,500 p.u.). Chairman of Board. K. Yamaguchi; Mng.-Dir. K. Itoh; Dirs. M. Oka, G. Asahara, J. W. Murray, I. Yano, M. Miho, H. U. Pearce, Y. Shimizu. Mfrs. of Radios, Talking Machines, Records, Motion Picture Sound Recording and Reproducing Equipments and Sound Amplifying Equipments and Accessories. Cable: "Victor" Yokohama. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo, Taihoku, Keijo and Dairen. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Yamaoka Engine Works, Ltd** 62, Chaya-machi, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. March 1931. Cap. 3,000. Pres. M. Yamaoka; Mng.-Dir. H. Murakami; Dirs. M. Oku, M. Naka, S. Maekawa, M. Saratani. Cable: "Yanmaengine" Osaka. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))

**Yasukawa Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd** 2346, Fujita, Yawata City, Fukuoka-ken. Est. July 1915. Cap. 7,500 (6,250 p.u.). Pres. D. Yasukawa; Mng.-Dir. T. Yasukawa. Branches: Osaka, Tokyo, Nagoya, Dairen, Sapporo, Taihoku, Mukden, Induction Motors, Synchronous Motors, Commutator Motors, etc. — p. 1109 ([scan part 1, leaf 1166](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1166/mode/1up))


## Business Directory — XV. Metals—Mining—Oils

### XV. Metals—Mining—Oils (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Akita Sulphur Mining Co., Ltd** Chiyoda Bldg., 18, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1937. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. O. Takenaka; Mng.-Dir. Y. Iwakawa; Dir. S. Iwakiri; Chief Engr. S. Yutani. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Asahi Oil Refinery Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1921. Cap. 5,000 (4,350 p.u.); res. 631. Pres. E. Nagasaki; Mng.-Dir. B. Yukimatsu; Dirs. S. Okamoto, K. Oguchi, H. Ikuji, C. Kobayashi. Branches: Osaka, Shimonoseki. Mining Offices: Akita, Niizu. Oil Refineries: Tokyo, Hikojima. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Chosen Dredge K. K. (Chosen Gold Dredge Co., Ltd.)** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. July 1934. Cap. 3,500 (875 p.p.). Pres. S. Iwasaki; Mng.-Dir. T. Tajima. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Chosen Muentan (Smokeless Coal) Co., Ltd** Nandaimondori 5-chome, Keijo-fu, Chosen. Est. Feb. 1927. Cap. 20,000 (10,000 p.u.); res. 688. Chairman of Board S. Ohashi; Mng.-Dirs. J. Hitomi, I. Kato; Dirs. S. Hamaoka, R. Fujiyama, etc. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Chosen Sankin (Gold Mining) Co., Ltd** Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1934. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. Kazumitsu Tokunaga; Dirs. K. Yoshikawa, Y. Saito, Kunio Tokunaga, G. Shinma. Mining Office: Chusei-nando, Chosen. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Daido Sangyo Co., Ltd** Minami Ichiro, Nishiku, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1920. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Kawamoto; Dirs. M. Ihoriya, S. Kubota, T. Iwase, T. Tanabe, Y. Yamada. Alluvial Gold, Real Estate & Agricultural Development. Branch Office: Tokyo. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Daido Shokusan K. K** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1934. Cap. 4,800 (p.u.). Pres. S. Kunisawa; Mng.-Dirs. R. Tachibana, K. Hashimoto; Dirs. K. Kono, S. Kawamoto, J. Nagami, etc. Gold Mining & Forestry in Manchoukuo. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Colliery Co., Ltd** Naka 5-gokan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1916. Cap. 5,100 (2,850 p.u.). Chairman of Bd. of Dirs. S. Koga; Pres. S. Minami; Mng.-Dir. K. Tobe; Dirs. K. Tate, M. Matsumoto, S. Takanishi, S. Iwasaki. Mining Office: Nakoso-machi, Fukushima-ken. Mines: Isohara, Takahagi, Nakoso. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Petroleum Mining Co., Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1916. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.); res. 57. Pres. M. Shiraishi; Dirs. Y. Ueda, A. Okazaki, M. Namba, T. Koyama, T. Komatsu. Branch: Nagaoka. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Fujitagumi Co., Ltd** 20, Dojima-Kita-machi, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1937. Cap. 50,000 (35,000 p.u.); res. 1,028. Pres. H. Fujita; Mng.-Dir. H. Hiyoshi, K. Miyabara; Dirs. K. Nishimura, K. Muramatsu, etc. Mfrs. Gold, Silver, Copper, etc. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Fukushu Kogyo (Foochow Mining) Co., Ltd** 2, Yamagata-dori, Dairen, Est. 1929. Cap. MY2,000 (1,000 p.u.). Pres. Z. Kozumi; Dirs. Y. Fukui, M. Saji, T. Aioi, G. Oiwa. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Furukawa Sekitan Kogyo (Coal Mining) Co., Ltd** Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1[?]18. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 3,970. Pres. T. Furukawa; Vice-Pres. J. Furukawa; Rep.-Dirs. M. Yoshimura, T. Sasaki; Dirs. C. Hirasawa, T. Sugaya, T. Suetsugu. Branches: Osaka, Wakamatsu, Kobe. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Honen Oil Co., Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. April 1922. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 1,037. Pres. K. Sugiyama; Dirs. S. Seno, S. Harada, D. Kikuchi, T. Kioka; Branches: Osaka, Dairen, Shimizu, Naruo. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Hosen Muentanko Co., Ltd** Heian-nando, Chosen. Tokyo Office: Totaku Bldg., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1934. Cap. 5,000 (2,500 p.u.). Pres. S. Nakaya; Mng.-Dir. T. Fukui; Dirs. T. Ito, C. Fukui. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Ibaraki Anthracite Colliery Co., Ltd** Motomachi, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1896. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.). Pres. M. Komine; Dirs. H. Usami, T. Kawakami, K. Muramatsu, T. Ujiie. Branches: Sumidagawa, Isohara (Ibaraki-ken). — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Ikeda Aluminium, Ltd** 3, Nishi Nagahori Kitadori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1901. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Ikeda; Mng.-Dirs. Z. Nakanishi, S. Sakuma; Dir. J. Ikeda. Cable: "Ikeda-alum", Osaka. Aluminium & Its Alloy, Ingots, Sheets, Tubes, Wire, etc. Requisites for Army & Navy, Articles for various Industries & Building Materials, Patented "Almite" (Non corrossive articles, covered by Anodic Oxidised Film). Branch: 3, Kofuna-cho 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Works: 993, Inaricho 1-chome, Naniwa-ku, Osaka; 178, Renken-cho, Keijo. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Iriyama Saitan Kaisha, Ltd** Okura-Bekkan Bldg., Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1895. Cap. 6,000 (4,250 p.u.); res. 1,499. Pres. R. Shimaoka; Mng.-Dir. K. Watanabe; Dirs. J. Kadono, S. Osaki, Z. Hatakeyama, K. Onuki; Mgr. F. Ota. Mining Office: Yumoto-machi (Fukushima-ken). — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Ishihara Sangyo Kaiun Kaisha, Ltd** 30, Kaigan-dori 2-chome, Kobe. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 40,000 (25,000 p.u.). Pres. K. Ishihara; Vice-Pres. S. Ishihara; Dirs. S. Ishihara, G. Takada, T. Yamashita, Y. Shioyama, H. Maekawa, K. Ichimaru. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Moji, Yawata, Wakamatsu. Cable: "Kozan" Kobe. Marine Transport, Mining. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Iwaki Tanko Co., (Iwaki Colliery Co.,) Ltd** Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1893. Cap. 13,750 (12,850 p.u.); res. 2,133. Pres. S. Asano; Mng.-Dir. M. Maekawa; Dirs. M. Shiraishi, Y. Sakatani, R. Asano, U. Kosaka, M. Okabe, K. Kurata, J. Saito. Mining Office: Uchigomura, Iwaki-gun, (Fukushima-ken). — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Japan Aluminium Co., Ltd., The** New Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi Tokyo. Est. June 1935. Cap. 30,000 (15,000 p.u.); res. 559. Pres. T. Isaka; Mng.-Dir. I. Yoshida; Dirs. K. Hara, K. Kagami, S. Nakagawa, K. Matsuki, T. Samukawa, I. Mitani, S. Kawate, K. Nishimura, Y. Hukuhara, H. Kohta. Cable: "Nipalum" Aluminium ingot. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Japan Gasoline Co., Ltd** Koraibashi 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1928. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.). Pres. M. Saneyoshi; Mng.-Dir. S. Yoshimura; Dirs. F. Horie (Chief Engr.), M. Okumura, G. Nagata. — p. 1110 ([scan part 1, leaf 1167](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1167/mode/1up))

**Kaijima Coal Mining Co., Ltd** Karatomachi, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi-ken. Est. 1909. Cap. 27,000 (20,250 p.u.). Pres. T. Kaijima; Dirs. M. Tamai, M. Yamaguchi, Y. Kusaba, T. Inoue, S. Kurobe, Y. Suetsugu, M. Tsubouchi, G. Konno. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Kamogawa Nickel Co., Ltd** Aizawa Bldg., 15 Edobashi 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1938. Cap. 625 (p.u.). Pres. I. Hayashi; Mng.-Dirs. T. Iwai, Y. Hanaoka; Dirs. Y. Ishikawa, S. Yamada, Adviser H. Hirao; Auditors T. Hayakawa, K. Yoshiiye. Factory: Kamogawa-machi, Chiba-ken. Producing Nickels (Ferro-Nickel, Metallic Nickel, Pure Nickel). — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Keelung Tanko (Colliery) Co., Ltd** Asahimachi, Keelung, Taiwan. Est. Mar. 1918. Cap. 7,000 (p.u.). Rep.-Dir. M. Takashima; Mng.-Dir. S. Imoto; Dirs. S. Gan, T. Miyazaki, Tokujun Gan, Tokushu Gan, T. Ikeda. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Kita-Karafuto, (North Saghalien) Mining Co., Ltd** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1926. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.); res. 17[?]. Chairman of Board Y. Mitsui; Mng.-Dir. M. Nishihara; Dirs. K. Hashimoto, K. Matsumoto, S. Kawate, S. Murayama, T. Yajima. Mining Office: North Saghalien. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Kita-Karafuto (North Saghalien) Petroleum Co., Ltd** Yuraku Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1926. Cap. 20,000 (p.u.); res. 1,326. Pres. S. Sakonji; Mng.-Dirs. T. Koizumi, M. Matsumura; Dirs. B. Ito, K. Hashimoto, S. Kawate, T. Kurachi, S. Sakikawa. Mining Office: North Saghalien. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Kyushu Tanko Kisen Kaisha (Kyushu Colliery & Steamship Co.)** Mitsubishi-Honkan Bldg., Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1907. Cap. 10,000 (6,250 p.u.); res. 4,948. Mng.-Dir. S. Komura; Dirs. N. Murakami, K. Ikeda, K. Sugiura, H. Kinoshita. Producers & Exporters of Coal. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Colliery Co., Ltd** Nishiki-cho 2-chome, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. May 1934. Cap. 80,000 (48,000 p.u.); res. 942. Pres. D. Komoto; Vice-Pres. Li Shuping; Dirs. I. Kubouchi, S. Awano, S. Nagai, G. Maejima, Pai Ming-chang. Jointly managed by Manchuria Industrial Development Corp. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Gold Mining Co., Ltd** Hsinking Manchoukuo. Est. May 1934. Cap. 12,000 (p.u.); res. 911. Chairman of Board H. Kusama; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kosuda, T. Ishikawa; Dirs. Thung Yui, M. Akiyama. Jointly managed by The Manchoukuo Government, S.M.R. Co. & Oriental Development Co. Placer Mining, Gold mining. and Miner's loan company. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Light Metals Co., Ltd** Fushun, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1936. Cap. MY25,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Nehashi. Mfrs. of Aluminium. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manshu E[illegible]ko (Lead Mining) Co., Ltd** [?] Kamo-cho, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Business Office: 13 Minami-sansho-cho, Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. June 1935. Cap. 4,000 (p.u.). Pres. R. Shimada; Mng.-Dirs. S. Shiraki, Y. Kato; Dirs. G. Aikawa, R. Suga, F. Yamada, S. Okumura, H. Shigei. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manshu Gosei Nenryo K. K** 206, Konin-Tairo, Tokubetsu-shi, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Aug. 1937. Cap. MY50,000 (10,000 p.u.). Pres. J. Ogata; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Taku, Y. Tanaka; Dirs. S. Awano, K. Sato, S. Yamamoto. Liquid Fuel. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manshu Kogyo Kaihatsu (Mining Development) Kaisha** Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Aug. 1935. Cap. MY5,000 (p.u.); res. T. Yamanishi; Vice-Pres. Wang Haoju; Mng.-Dir. M. Nakagawa; Dir. Hu Tsing; Auditors N. Yamadori, Wang Chia-ting. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manshu Sekiyu (Oil) Co., Ltd** Kotoku-kaikan, Daido Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. 1934. Cap. 20,000 (15,000 p.u.); res. 2,156. Pres. K. Hashimoto; Vice-Pres. Ngai Nai-fang; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Sato; Jr. Mng.-Dir. M. Yuri; Dirs. S. Uchida, K. Honda, H. Kokura, G. Abe, S. Masuda. Oil Mills: Dairen. Refining from imported crude oil, and development oil field. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Manshu Yuka Kogyo (Manchuria Coal Liquifaction Industry) Co., Ltd** 202 Daido Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Sept. 1938. Cap. 20,000 (5,000 p.u.). Pres. A. Den; Mng.-Dir. Pin Shun; Dirs. J. Hirata, T. Yoneyama, C. Kuroi, Wang Yu-tsing. Mfrs. of Oil. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Meiji Kogyo (Meiji Mining) Co., Ltd** Tobata City, Fukuoka-ken. Est. 1908. Cap. 20,000 (17,500 p.u.); res. 5,610. Pres. K. Matsumoto; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Horiuchi; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. H. Konishi, H. Yasukawa, Y. Nakajima. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Kogyo Kaisha (Mining Co., Ltd.)** Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1918. Cap. 100,000 (87,500 p.u.); res. 55,172. Chairman of Board S. Kawate; Mng.-Dirs. K. Ikeda, M. Yamashita, S. Komura; Dirs. Baron K. Iwasaki, Baron H. Iwasaki, N. Nagahara, T. Matsuda, I. Suzuki, T. Yokoo, E. Katsumata, T. Sasaki, H. Tomita, I. Suzuki. Branches: Tokyo, Wakamatsu, Otaru; Agencies: Yokohama, Niigata, Nagasaki, Moji, Muroran, Hakodate, Kushiro, Sapporo, Sendai. Metal Mines: Makimine, Osarizawa, Arakawa, Sado, Ikuno, Akenobe, Obira, Hosokura, Takara, Tsunatori, Izushi, Teine; (Chosen) Kintei, Seigan, Tetsurei, Yueki, Hosho, Kadenri, Kaishu, Getsuden, Sanko, Kantoku, Kenjiho, Mozan; Coal Mines: Takashima, Shinnyu, Namazuta, Hojo, Kamiyamada, Bibai, Oyubari, Iizuka, Katsuta. Smelting & Refining Works: Osaka, Naoshima; Coke Ovens: Oyubari; Laboratory: Tokyo. Cable: "Iwasakimin." Tokyo. Production & Sales of Gold, Silver, Electro.-Copper, Electro.-Tin, Electro.-Zinc, Refined Lead, Cadmium, Tungsten, Pyrites, Iron Ore, Sulphur, Coal & Coke. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Oil Company, Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1931. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 802. Pres. S. Miyoshi; Vice-Pres. D. D. MacGregor; Mng.-Dir. C. Hirai; Dirs. K. Ikeda, T. Tsunoda, S. Hayakawa, Wm. F. Humphrey, L. F. Bayer, B. I. Graves, L. D. Jurs; Inspectors T. Tanida, G. F. Wevill. Cable: "Iwasakioil" Tokyo. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Mitsui Kozan (Mining) Co., Ltd** Marunouchi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1911. Cap. 100,000 (90,000 p.u.); res. 41,561. Chairman of Board J. Ogata; Rep.-Dir. & Mng.-Dir. M. Takashima; Mng.-Dir. N. Matsuda; Dirs. M. Mitsui, B. Mitsui, K. Shimada, N. Ikushima, S. Kawashima, S. Hayashi, S. Arita, T. Imanaga, M. Tannowa. Mines: Miike, Tagawa, Yamano, Sunakawa, Bibai, Kawakami, Kushikino, Kamioka; Refineries: Miike; Dyestuff Work: Miike; Factory: Miike. Harbor Office: Miike; Branches: Sakudome, Uchikawa; Laboratory: Meguro. Gold, Silver, Copper & Coal. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Miyagawa Mining Co., Goshi Kaisha** Enoshima-machi, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 193[?]. Cap. 1,000. Acting Partner T. Miyagawa. — p. 1111 ([scan part 1, leaf 1168](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1168/mode/1up))

**Nanman Kogyo (South Manchuria Mining) Co., Ltd** Tashihchiao, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1918. Cap. 3,600 (1,350 p.u.); res. 411. Pres. R. Takagi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. N. Horio; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Yamada; Dirs. S. Ohashi, I. Nakamaru, K. Murai, M. Yamagishi. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka. Factory: Tahshichiao, Magnesite mining and manufacturing. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nichi-Man Aluminium Co., Ltd** Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Work: Toyama Prefecture. Est. Oct. 1933. Cap. 20,000 (12,500 p.u.); res. 799. Chairman of Board C. Furuta; Mng.-Dirs. K. Hayashi, T. Kanbe; Dirs. G. Obata, K. Tada, Y. Yamaki, Y. Sugi. Cable: "Nichmak." — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nippon Aluminium Seizosho (Nippon Aluminium Co.), Ltd** 472 Miyahara-cho, Higashiyodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Sept. 1901. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dirs. S. Kato, S. Yabu; Dirs. H. Kuroda, K. Hirakawa, U. Kamikawa, Mrs. K. Takagi, S. Tamura, T. Kazama, M. Korenaga, H. Tomita; Business Mgr. T. Maeda. Cable: "Tsurunium" Osaka. Branch: Odenma-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nippon Mining Co., Ltd** Nissan Bldg., 2 Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. April 1929. Cap. 160,100 (138,850 p.u.); res. 15,597. Chairman of Board Y. Aikawa; Pres. B. Ito; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Imai; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. T. Sakamoto, Y. Shiina; Dirs. R. Shimada, T. Suzuki, T. Kubota, A. Koshimiya, etc. Branch: Osaka. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nippon Nickel K. K** 7 Gofukubashi 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1936. Cap. 10,000 (4,000 p.u.). Pres. Shibatsuji; Mng.-Dirs. S. Hitosugi, N. Kohzu, K. Miyazaki; Dir. S. Watanabe. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nippon Oil Co., Ltd** Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. May 1888. Cap. 80,000 (72,000 p.u.); res. 39,845. Pres. K. Hashimoto; Mng.-Dirs. T. Nakano, M. Mizuta, S. Kawakubo; Dirs. S. Yamaguchi, S. Nishiwaki, S. Tsurumi, T. Watabe. Manufactures: Gasoline, Paraffin Wax, Pitch, Asphalt, etc. Cable: "Japoleum" Tokyo. Branches: Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Shimonoseki, Otaru, Taihoku. Mining Offices: Kashiwazaki, Akita, Hokkaido, Taiwan, Karafuto. Oil Refineries: Kashiwazaki, Niigata, Akita, Tsurumi, Amagasaki, Kudamatsu, Osaka, Taiwan, Hokkaido. Laboratory: Kashiwazaki. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nippon Tanko K. K. (Formerly Okajima Iron Works)** Shiseido Bldg., Ginza 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 191[?]. Cap. 7,000 (2,550 p.u.). Pres. S. Shibayanagi; Mng.-Dirs. J. Tokuda, M. Tsunoda. Automobile Parts. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nisshin Oil Mills, Ltd** 2, Shinkawa 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1907. Cap. 6,000 (3,750 p.u.); res. 69[?]. Pres. S. Matsushita; Mng.-Dir. H. Honda; Dirs. J. Furusawa, M. Ogawa, K. Sakuma, T. Hayami, M. Iizuka, S. Fukuda. Branches: Takara-machi, Dairen; Nagoya. Factories: Yokohama, Kamesaki (Aichi-ken), Dairen. Oil, Fat, Bean-cake. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Nisso Mining Co., Ltd** Otemachi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1927. Cap. 50,000 (25,000 p.u.). Pres. T. Nakano; Mng.-Dir. K. Kawamura; Dirs. S. Kohase, S. Tatsuzawa, O. Takenaka, K. Kishimoto, R. Yasukawa. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Ogura Sekiyu (Oil) Co., Ltd** 2, Kofuna-cho 2-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Works: Tokyo, Yokohama. Est. Apr. 1925. Cap. 20,000 (15,000 p.u.). Chairman of Board T. Moroi; Vice-Chairman F. Ogura; Dirs. H. Ogura, B. Takakusa, I. Suzuki, N. Nakahara, S. Sakka, Z. Sato, S. Sakata. Branches: Osaka, Shimonoseki. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Okinoyama Tanko (Colliery) Co., Ltd** Ube City, Yamaguchi-ken. Est. 1928. Cap. 13,000 (11,700 p.u.); res. [?]39. Dirs. S. Takara, E. Oishi, A. Tawarada, etc. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Okura & Co., (Mining) Ltd** Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1917. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Chairman of Board R. Shimaoka; Mng.-Dirs. S. Osaki; Dirs. M. Kajiyama, Z. Hatakeyama, I. Takahashi. Branch: Otaru, Hokkaido. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Riken-Kinzoku Co., Ltd** Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1933. Cap. 7,000 (3,500 p.u.). Pres. Z. Miki; Mng.-Dir. O. Shimada; Dirs. S. Furuta, T. Kawamura, S. Imatomi, B. Otsuka, S. Nakagawa; Mgr. I. Ishii, Works: Ube, Yamaguchi-ken; Niigata-ken. Metallic Magnesium. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Santo Kogyo (Shantung Mining) Co., Ltd** Okura Annexe Bldg., Ginza 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. May 1923. Cap. 5,000 (2,250 p.u.); res. 203. Chairman of Board S. Tanaka; Mng.-Dir. T. Shidemura; Dirs. S. Ito, T. Okada, K. Inai, S. Kawashima, N. Murakami, Z. Hatakeyama, T. Miyamoto. Cable: "Santokogyo" Tokyo. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Showa Kogyo (Mining) Co., Ltd** Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1932. Cap. 30,000 (22,500 p.u.); res. 440. Pres. N. Mori; Mng.-Dirs. T. Mori, M. Kushida, S. Iwata; Dirs. N. Ansai, S. Chiba, S. Ishihara, S. Iwasaki, S. Hirano, M. Handa. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Aluminium Co., Ltd** 56, Shimaya-machi, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1931. Cap. 3,500 (p.u.). Rep.-Dir. T. Furuta; Dirs. H. Kasuga, M. Shiobara, I. Taguchi, U. Yamamoto, F. W. Fruth, C. C. Smith. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Metal Industries (Sumitomo Kinzoku Kogyo)** Apr. 1897. Cap. 100,000 (75,000 p.u.); res. 19,509 Chairman of Board of Dirs. S. Furuta; Chief Mng.-Dirs. H. Kasuga, H. Araki; Mng.-Dirs. R. Kinoshita, S. Hisajima; Dirs. S. Ogura, S. Koh, N. Yamamoto, S. Sugiura, T. Matsuda. Copper Works: Sheets and Plates, Pipes, etc., Steel Works: Steel Tires, Wheel centers, etc. Steel Tube Works: High grade Steel and Tubes, etc. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Metal Industries of Manchou, Ltd** Anshan, Manchoukuo. Est. Sept. 1934. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. & Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Furuta; Jr. Mng.-Dir. M. Saiki; Dirs. M. Ogura, N. Yamamoto, H. Kasuga, H. Araki, R. Kinoshita, T. Kuwahara. Mfrs. & Dealers of Boiler Tubes, Gas Pipes, Conduit Tubes, etc. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Mining Co., Ltd** 22 Kitahama 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1927. Cap. 27,000 (p.u.); res. 5,770. Chairman of Board M. Ogura; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. N. Yamamoto, K. Mimura; Jr. Mng.-Dir. E. Arakawa; Dirs K. Sumitomo, S. Furuta, A. Ohya, T. Yoshida, K. Kondo, R. Furuichi, Y. Iida, M. Gunjima, Y. Kohno. Mine: Niihama, Ehime-ken. Colliery: Osaka. Branches: Wakamatsu, Otaru. Mfrs. Electrolytic Copper, Gold, Silver, Coal, Sulphuric acid, Pyrite ore. Cable: "Kozansumit" Osaka. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))

**Taiheiyo Tanko (Colliery) Co., Ltd** Muro-machi 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1920. Cap. 11,000 (9,000 p.u.); res. 704. Chairman S. Katayama; Dirs. M. Matsukata, T. Daito, S. Maso. — p. 1112 ([scan part 1, leaf 1169](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1169/mode/1up))


## Business Directory

**Taio Kabushiki Kaisha (Formerly Taio Kinzan Co., Ltd.)** —Kawaguchi-machi 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1918. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Dirs. S. Hara, G. Yakushi, Y. Takagi. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Kogyo (Mining) Co., Ltd** —Kinkaseki, Zuihosho, Keelung, Taiwan. Cap. 30,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. R. Shimada. Branch: Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Gold Mining. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Nenryo Kogyo K. K** —3, Ginza Nishi 6-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1938. Cap. 100,000 (10,000 p.u.). Pres. T. Makida; Vice-Pres. M. Obuchi; Dirs. Y. Goto, M. Yamanaka, Y. Hirooka, T. Abe, S. Watanabe, Y. Oshima, F. Ogura. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Toho Tanko (Colliery) Co., Ltd** —Showa Bldg., Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1919. Cap. 33,000 (16,500 p.u.); res. 2,220. Chairman of Board H. Akashi; Dirs. S. Okamura, Y. Kashima, etc. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Toi Kinzan (Toi Gold Mining) Co., Ltd** —22 Kitahama 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Aug. 1917. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.); res. 908. Mng.-Dir. J. Shindo; Dirs. H. Sugano, K. Kondo. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Totaku Kogyo (Mining) Co., Ltd** —Kogane-machi 2-chome, Keijo-fu, Chosen. Est. June 1933. Cap. 7,000 (3,500 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Nakajima; Dirs. E. Yoshida, T. Shibata, S. Suzuki, T. Takahashi. Mining of Smokeless Coal. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Yamada Tanko (Colliery) Co., Ltd** —Yamada-machi, Kaho-gun, Fukuoka-ken. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Shimamoto; Mng.-Dir. T. Korogi; Dirs. H. Yamamoto, S. Suzuki, S. Yasuda. Branch: Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Yamashita Mining Co., Ltd** —6, 2-chome, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. May 1924. Cap. 3,000 (2,100 p.u.). Pres. K. Yamashita; Mng.-Dir. M. Adachi; Dirs. Y. Horii, G. Takeuchi, M. Yonekura. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Wakamatsu, Niigata, Nagoya, Kobe, Yokohama, Moji, Fushiki, Shimizu, Otaru, Shanghai. Dealers in Coal & other Mineral Products. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Yubetsu Tanko Tetsudo (Yubetsu Colliery & Railway) Co., Ltd** —Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1919. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 1,064. Pres. S. Kawate; Mng.-Dir. S. Komura. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

### Paper—Pulp (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Higashi Manshu Jinken Pulp K. K. (Toman Raiyon Pulp Co., Ltd.)** —Kaisanton Manchoukuo. Est. June 1936. Cap. MY7,500 (p.u.). Pres. S. Tsuda; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Kawamura; Dirs. S. Kurachi, H. Akashi, S. Atomiya. Cable: "Kaizanton Pulp." Subsidiary company of the Toho Pulp Kogyo K. K., Tokyo. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Hokuetsu Seishi (Hokuetsu Paper Mills) Co., Ltd** —800, Zoo-machi, Nagaoka, Niigata-ken. Est. May 1907. Cap. 12,000 (7,500 p.u.); res. 1,741. Mng.-Dirs. Bunkichi Tamura; Dirs. G. Kakuhari, T. Ohashi, S. Ogawa, W. Nakamura, S. Kobayashi, B. Tamura, Bunnosuke Tamura. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka. Mills: Nagaoka, Niigata, Ichikawa. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Japan Paper Industry Co., Ltd., The** —Moto-machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1913. Cap. 9,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dirs. M. Owaki, M. Kato, S. Nakauchi; Dirs. T. Kawaji, K. Kawasaki, K. Takami, T. Yamamoto. Branches: Osaka, Kobe, Kochi, Ino, Keijo. Factories: Yotsuya, Kameari, Osaka, Geibo. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Kyodo Yoshi (Kyodo Paper) Co., Ltd** —Naka 14-go-kan, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1925. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Dirs. G. Fujihara, K. Takashima, K. Inoue, S. Sagara, T. Nishigaki. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Manshu Pulp Kogyo K. K** —Kalin, Botanko, Manchoukuo. Est. May 1936. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. M. Terada; Sr. Mng.-Dir. R. Takahashi; Jr. Mng.-Dir. S. Kinoshita; Dirs. Y. Okuda, M. Nikuni, A. Shigi, etc. Branches: Hsinking, Tokio, Osaka. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Paper Mills, Ltd** —Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. April 1898. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 7,077. Pres. Y. Tahara; Mng.-Dirs. M. Nikuni, H. Shigi; Dirs. T. Iwasaki, S. Mishima, M. Okamoto. Cable: "Hisisoisi" Tokyo. Mills: Nakagawa, Niigata, Ichikawa. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kako Seishi Kaisha (Japan Art Paper Co., Ltd.)** —Oji-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1917. Cap. 1,500 (1,250 p.u.); res. 284. Mng.-Dir. S. Iguchi; Dirs. E. Tanaka, T. Hasegawa, K. Takashima, K. Yonekura, K. Inoue. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Nippon Seishi (Nippon Paper Mfg.) Co. Ltd** —Fukuromachi 1-chome, Oji-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1918. Cap. 3,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 489. Pres. S. Ishikawa; Dirs. S. Noma, T. Miki, T. Ishikawa, H. Okamoto, J. Meguro, S. Sugino. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Nisso Rayon Pulp Co., Ltd** —8, Otemachi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1937. Cap. 30,000 (7,500 p.u.). Pres. T. Nakano; Mng.-Dir. S. Kanai. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd** —Head Office, Oji-machi, Oji-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1872. Cap. 300,000 (224,994 p.u.); res. 66,453. Pres. & Mng.-Dir. G. Fujihara; Vice-Pres. K. Takashima; Mng.-Dirs. K. Matsumoto, J. Tanaka, K. Inouye, T. Adachi; Dirs. S. Ohashi, K. Hara, E. Tanaka, S. Inouye, T. Okawa, T. Hitotsuyanagi, K. Majima, T. Asabuki. Merged Fuji Paper Mfg. Co. and Karafuto Industry Co., 1933. Annual Output: Paper, 900,000 Tons; Pulp, 850,000 Tons. Cable: "Ojiseishi" Business Office: Sanshin Bldg., Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Okayama Seishi (Okayama Paper Mfg.) Co., Ltd** —78, Hamano, Okayama. Est. Feb. 1907. Cap. 1,000 (625 p.u.). Pres. J. Nakamura. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Okura Yoshiten (Okura Paper Co.) Ltd** —Tori 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1889. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Pres. K. Okura; Mng.-Dirs. T. Tagawa. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Rengo Shiki Kaisha, Ltd** —43 Obiraki-cho 4-chome, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1920. Cap. 6,000 (3,750 p.u.); res. 1,194. Pres. T. Inoue; Mng.-Dirs. S. Nozaki, S. Hasegawa; Dirs. A. Kawaguchi, K. Iwasaki, J. Inoue, Y. Okawa, K. Kimura, H. Shinkai, S. Noguchi. Mfrs. of Corrugated & solid fibre board packing cases. Cable: "Shikiren," Osaka. — p. 1113 ([scan part 1, leaf 1170](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1170/mode/1up))

**Takasaki Cellophane K. K** —100, Tamachi, Takasaki City. Est. Nov. 1931. Cap. 2,500 (1,077 p.u.). Dirs. T. Narita, etc. Tokyo Office: 21-go-kan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Takasaki Itakami (Cardboard) Co., Ltd** —192, Yashima-cho, Takasaki City. Est. Mar. 1914. Cap. 10,000 (4,180 p.u.); res. 985. Pres. Y. Inoue; Vice-Pres. C. Takagi, Mng.-Dirs. A. Kogashiwa, G. Kurosaki; Dirs. I. Sakurai, S. Shinohara, J. Kimura, F. Inoue, K. Aisawa. Manila Board, Straw Board, Chip Board. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Toho Pulp Kogyo K. K** —1612 Sumida-cho 2-chome, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1937. Cap. 30,000 (7,500 p.u.). Chairman S. Tsuda; Pres. H. Akashi; Dirs. S. Kido, G. Miyake, S. Atomiya, N. Kikumoto, G. Uyeda. Holding company representing Higashi Manshu Jinken Pulp K. K. Manchoukuo. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Cellophane Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd** —61 Minamishikahama-cho, Adachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1929. Cap. 1,035 (p.u.). Pres. G. Inoue; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Tomono; Jr. Mng.-Dir. F. Kashiwada; Dirs. S. Ishikawa, S. Iguchi, T. Tabata, K. Nakamura, T. Okawa, S. Matsumoto. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Yalu River Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd** —Rokudo, Antung, Manchoukuo. Est. June 1919. Cap. 5,000 (4,000 p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. K. Okura; Vice-Pres. T. Hasegawa; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Adachi; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Muta, S. Kawahara; Dir. T. Hayami, K. Inoue. Tokyo Office: Sanshin Bldg., Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

### Printing—Publishing (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Asahi Shimbun-sha, Ltd** —Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1879. Cap. 10,000 (7,000 p.u.); res. 4,304. Pres. S. Ueno; Chairman N. Murayama; Mng.-Dirs. T. Ogata, M. Ishii, S. Mitoro, J. Harada, T. Harada; Dirs. U. Tatsui, M. Takahara, Y. Okano, S. Wada. Tokyo Branch: Yuraku-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku. Chief Editor T. Ogata; Business Mgr. M. Tonedachi (Osaka), Business Mgr. M. Ishii (Tokyo). Kyushu Branch: Sunatsu, Kokura; Chief of the Branch T. Harada. Nagoya Branch: Hirokoji-dori 2-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Chief of the Branch T. Kimura. Cable: "Asahi" Osaka, Tokyo, Moji. Osaka Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo Asahi Shimbun, Asahi Graph, etc. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Chugai Shogyo Shimpo-sha** —Kayaba-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1878. Cap. 2,000. Pres. T. Tanaka; Mng.-Dir. K. Murakami; Dirs. S. Sato, T. Akedo, H. Otani; Chief Editor T. Tanaka. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd** —Kaga-cho, Ichigaya, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1935. Cap. 6,000 (4,250 p.u.); res. 1,883. Pres. G. Masuda; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. H. Aoki, T. Hirano; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. C. Sakuma, K. Takeuchi, H. Yoshida, K. Takahashi. Merger of Shueisha, Ltd. & Nisshin Printing Co., Ltd. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Yubenkai Kodan-sha** —Otowa 3-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. Magazine published; King, Yuben, Kodan Club, Shonen Club, Gendai, Fujin Club, Shojo Club, Yonen Club and Fuji. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Domei Tsushin-sha** —Ginza 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1936. Pres. Y. Iwanaga; Executive Dirs. T. Hatakeyama, I. Furuno, S. Uyeda, Y. Hori. News Agency. Cables: "Domei," "Worldnews," "Markreuter," "Kokusai" and "Rengreut" Tokyo. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Hochi Shimbun-sha** —Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1872. Cap. 1,100 (p.u.). Mng.-Dirs. S. Miki, K. Akaishi, H. Iwataki, S. Sakamoto; Dir. R. Suzuki; Counsellor Marquis N. Okuma; Chief Editor S. Okano. Morning, Evening & Special Sunday Editions. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Japan Times & Mail, The** —22 Uchisaiwai-cho 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1900. Cap. 225, (p.u.). Pres. & Editor Dr. H. Ashida; Executive Editor Y. Morri; Directors S. Itow, S. Hozumi, M. Kashima; Auditor S. Ono; Business Mgr. S. Okamura. Branches: Yokohama, Osaka, Kobe, Nagoya, New York, Los Angeles. Cable: "Times" Tokyo. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Kojima Printing Co., Ltd** —Kitashinagawa 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 1,500 (1,250 p.u.); res. 658. Pres. C. Kojima; Sr. Mng.Dir. Y. Morie; Jr. Mng.-Dir. H. Kojima; Dir. H. Matsuzaki. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd** —108, Hisakata-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1925. Cap. 6,000 (3,750 p.u.); res. 1,306. Pres. K. Ohashi; Mng.-Dir. K. Kimijima; Dir. S. Yoshitani; Dir. & Mgr. M. Ohashi. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Daily News, Ltd** —7, Awaji-cho, Dairen. Est. Nov. 1908. Cap. 100 (p.u.). Branches: Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Osaka. English Daily. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Manshu Koho Kyokai K. K. (Manchuria Public Information Association)** —Pelan St., Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Aug. 1936. Cap. MY3,000 (2,500 p.u.). Chief Dir. H. Morita. Maintaining liaison among and control over the newspapers, news agencies and other public information enterprises in Manchoukuo. Branches: Principal Cities in Manchoukuo. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Manshu Nichi-Nichi Shimbun (Daily Paper), Ltd** —Head Office: 5 Iro, 3 Keiro, Shofuchi, Mukden. Branch: Higashi Koen-cho, Dairen. Est. Oct. 1905. Cap. 750 (p.u.). Pres. C. Murata; Dir. & Mng.-Ed. S. Hosono; Dirs. T. Yoneno, S. Yubata, K. Shibata, H. Morita, T. Matsumoto. Branches: Port Arthur, Tokyo, Osaka, Hsinking, Harbin. Formerly Manshu Nippo-sha. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Manshu Tosho (Books) K. K** —14, Nishi 7-maro Tokubetsushi, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1937. Cap. MY2,000 (1,000 p.u.). Pres. S. Ishikawa; Mng.-Dir. K. Komagoe; Dirs. Wang Yu-tsing, Ko Sung-yin, K. Ohashi. Publishers of Text Books, — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Nisshin Printing Office, Ltd** —2, Oye-machi, Dairen. Est. 1929. Cap. 100 (60 p.u.); res. 20. Pres. S. Mondon; Dir. T. Fujii; Dir. & Mgr. I. Araki. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

**Osaka Mainichi & Tokyo Nichi-Nichi** —Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1881. Cap. 10,000 (6,250 p.u.). Chairman of Board M. Oka; Pres. S. Okumura; Dirs. S. Takaishi, Z. Kirishima, S. Inouye, C. Watanabe, H. Motoyama, J. Yamada, M. Sugiyama; Chief Editor S. Takaishi; Business Mgr. N. Okumura. Osaka Mainichi Shimbun (Japanese & English Editions), Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun, etc. — p. 1114 ([scan part 1, leaf 1171](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1171/mode/1up))

### Printing—Publishing

**Sanseido Co., Ltd., The** —Jimbo-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1881. Cap. 1,500 (p.u.); res. 1,120. Pres. Torao Kamei; Mng.-Dir. Toyoharu Kamei. Branches: Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Okayama, Fukuoka, Sendai, Sapporo, Keijo, Taihoku, Hsinking. Publishing & Bookselling, Import of Books & Periodicals, Export of Books, Periodicals & Stationeries. Cable: "Sanseysho" Tokio & Osaka. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Seihan Insatsu Kabushiki Kaisha (Seihan Printing Co., Ltd.)** —Nishi Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1905. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Nakamura; Vice-Pres. T. Nakai; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Hayashi; Jr. Mng.-Dir. A. Nakayasu; Dirs. T. Kamei, T. Suzuki, Y. Tokuda. Cable: "Seiprico" Osaka. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Seoul Press, The** —Taihei-dori 1-chome, Keijo, Chosen. Est. Feb. 1907. Cap. 100. Pres. A. Tokizane; Editor Frank Y. Kim. English Daily Paper. Cable: "Press." Branches: Tokyo, Osaka. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Shen Ching Shih Pao, Ltd. (Newspaper)** —Sumida-cho, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1925. Cap. 350 (p.u.). Pres. Y. Sometani; Newspaper in Manchurian Language. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Taiheiyosha Press** —16, Tamura-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1924. Prop. K. Sugisaki. Printers, Designers, Engravers; Latest Linotype used. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Toppan Printing Co., Ltd** —Nicho-machi, Shitaya-ku, Tokuo. Est. June 1908. Cap. 10,000 (5,500 p.u.); res. 989. Pres. G. Inouye; Mng.-Dirs. K. Yoneda, N. Kamoi, M. Kurose; Dirs. T. Matsumoto, T. Miwa, S. Noma, K. Takashima, S. Ishikawa, S. Yamada, K. Kawai. Factories: Honjo, Koishikawa, Osaka. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Yomiuri Shimbun-sha** —Ginza Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1872. Pres. M. Shoriki; Auditor F. Onose; Chief Editor Y. Takahashi. Morning, Evening — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

### Railways—Tramways (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Chichibu Railway Co., Ltd** —Kumagaya City, Saitama-ken. Est. Nov. 1899. Cap. 12,000 (4,295 p.u.); res. 812. Chairman of Board S. Kohno; Pres. T. Moroi; Mng.-Dir. K. Kakihara. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Chin-fu (Kimpuku) Railway Co., Ltd** —84, Yanagi- machi, Dairen, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1925. Cap. 4,000 (2,800 p.u.). Pres. C. Kadono; Vice-Pres. S. Wada; Dirs. M. Ogura, N. Tsutsumi, K. Nezu, U. Kurihara, K. Adachi, J. Inoue. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Chosen Keinan Railway Co., Ltd** —Tenanmen, Tenangun, Chuseinando, Chosen. Est. Feb. 1920. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 132. Chairman of Board S. Kunisawa; Vice-Pres. R. Fujikawa; Mng.-Dir. O. Sawazaki; Dirs. R. Fukagawa, S. Sakuma, S. Matsushita, K. Inoue, S. Ito. Branch: Tokyo. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Chosen Railway Co., Ltd** —Keijo, Chosen. Est. May 1916. Cap. 54,500 (17,650 p.u.); res. 1,523. Pres. T. Hasegawa; Vice-Pres. T. Nitta; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Tojo; Jr. Mng.-Dir. J. Noda; Dirs. M. Kojima, E. Boku, N. Kada, T. Kamemitsu. Branches: Tokyo, Shinshu, Kinsen, Sharilin, Kanko, Komozan. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Chugoku Railway Co., Ltd** —Kami-Ifuku, Okayama. Est. Apr. 1896. Cap. 5,200 (p.u.); res. 845. Pres. I. Sugiyama; Mng.-Dir. S. Hattori; Dirs. K. Kawasaki, T. Doi, Z. Yasuda. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Fuji-Minobu Railway Co., Ltd** —Hon-machi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1912. Cap. 16,000 (11,062 p.u.). Pres. T. Kasai; Mng.-Dir. R. Ono. Branch: Fuji-machi (Shizuoka-ken). — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Geibi Railway Co., Ltd** —Higashikanya-cho, Hiroshima. Est. Apr. 1912. Cap. 6,000 (5,050 p.u.); res. 428. Pres. M. Nakamura; Dirs. E. Kaneda, M. Furukawa. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Hakata Bay Railway & Steamship Co., Ltd** —Kashii, Kasuya-gun, Fukuoka-ken. Est. June 1900. Cap. 6,[?]30 (4,747 p.u.); res. 377. Pres. S. Ota; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kishida, B. Ota, N. Motomatu. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Hankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —143 Hamaguchi-cho, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1923. Cap. 6,325 (p.u.). Pres. M. Nishida; Dirs. M. Inoue, M. Kawahara, G. Ikeuchi, S. Oyabu, T. Yano, S. Yoshida. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Hanshin Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Amagasaki City, Hyogo-ken. Est. June 1899. Cap. 95,000 (61,750 p.u.); res. 6,021. Pres. Y. Imanishi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. G. Ishii; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Oka, N. Hosono; Dirs. S. Konishi, N. Kataoka, Y. Tatsuuma; Mgr. T. Kushima. Branch: Osaka. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Hanshin Kyuko (Express) Electric Tramway Co. Ltd** —Ikeda-machi, Osaka-fu. Est. Oct. 1907. Cap. 55,000 (p.u.); res. 8,476. Pres. H. Sato; Mng.-Dir. T. Iwakura; Dirs. F. Kobayashi, K. Kishimoto, K. Yamaguchi, K. Hirooka, T. Hayashi, T. Shinkai, M. Yoshida H. Toda, T. Abe. Electric Railway, Department Store, Takarazuka Recreation Ground, etc. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Hanwa Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —93, Hidenin, Tennoji-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1926. Cap. 20,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. N. Hiramatsu; Dirs. Y. Hayashi, M. Ota, S. Takatori, G. Takenaka, S. Kimoto. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Iiyama Railway Co., Ltd** —Iiyama-machi, Nagano-ken. Est. Sept. 1917. Cap. 10,000 (9,300 p.u.); res. 769. Pres. I. Kobayashi. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Ina Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1907. Cap. 20,722 (13,151 p.u.); res. 512. Pres. R. Sakuragi; Mng.-Dirs. K. Ikegaki, K. Akashi; Dirs. E. Yamaguchi, S. Hayashi, H. Kano, Y. Kurokochi. Branches: Akao, Inamachi, Iida. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Keihan Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Hirakata-machi, Kawachi-gun, Osaka-fu. Est. Nov. 1906. Cap. 93,850 (58,994 p.u.); res. 6,215. Chairman of Board M. Ota; Pres. K. Arita; Mng.-Dir. K. Matsushima; Dirs. M. Ohara, S. Inouye, K. Ozawa, I. Kita, K. Sato. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

**Keihin Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Horikawa-cho, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Mar. 1898. Cap. 15,000 ([?] p.u.); res. 2,104. Chairman of Board G. Mochizuki; Pres. D. Shono; Mng.-Dir. N. Komoda; Dirs. I. Ogawa, M. Tanaka. — p. 1115 ([scan part 1, leaf 1172](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1172/mode/1up))

### Railways—Tramways

**Keio Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Hatagaya Sasazuka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1910. Cap. 12,900 (10,300 p.u.); res. 2,403. Chairman of Board T. Inouye; Pres. K. Anamizu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Kakehi; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Watanabe; Dirs. E. Tanaka, M. Yamashita, T. Nagayama. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Keisei Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Oshiage, Mukojima, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1909. Cap. 40,500 (23,288 p.u.); res. 3,044. Pres. K. Goto; Mng.-Dir. H. Yoshida; Dirs. H. Takanashi, I. Tsuda, G. Mochizuki, S. Sawayama, M. Itaya, S. Hyakutake. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Kobe-Arima Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Kamisawa-dori 1-chome, Hyogo-ku, Kobe. Est. Mar. 1926. Cap. 6,500 (p.u.). Chairman of Board H. Yamawaki; Pres. H. Kurose; Mng.-Dirs. H. Kobayashi, T. Shimizu; Dir. S. Takagi. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Kongosan Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Tentsugen-gun Kogen-do, Chosen. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 12,000 (9,200 p.u.); res. 3,876. Chairman of Board S. Furukawa; Mng.-Dir. K. Okamoto; Dirs. Y. Kimura, T. Kurachi, K. Yamazaki, H. Kume, K. Makiyama. Branches: Keijo, Tokyo. Electric Power Station: Chudairi. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Kusatsu Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Karuizawa, Nagano-ken. Est. Sept. 1912. Cap. 2,000. Pres. Y. Mizuno. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Kyushu Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Kyo-machi, Kokura City, Fukuoka-ken. Est. Dec. 1908. Cap. 56,000 (44,000 p.u.); res. 5,902. Pres. K. Murakami; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Kusakari; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Yamada, E. Hamaguchi, Y. Hashimoto. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Kyushu Railway Co., Ltd** —58, Tenjin-machi, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka-ken. Est. Nov. 1929. Cap. 8,766 (6,366 p.u.). Pres. K. Shindo; Mng.-Dir. N. Narahashi; Dirs. K. Wakiyama, Y. Furukawa, R. Suzuki, S. Nishiyama, K. Oshima. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Meguro-Kamata Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Kami-Osaki 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1922. Cap. 30,000 (17,000 p.u.); res. 1,272. Pres. K. Goto; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Shiohara; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Niwa; Dirs. S. Nakagawa, Y. Matsuura, T. Oaki. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Minami Chosen Kogyo Co., Ltd. (Formerly Minami Chosen Railway Co., Ltd.)** —Union Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1927. Cap. 2,500; res. 39. Pres. K. Nezu; Mng.-Dir. J. Satake; Dirs. S. Ohashi, C. Kadono, K. Sugimoto, etc. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Miyagi Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Uragoban-cho, Sendai, Miyagi-ken. Est. Sept. 1922. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Yamamoto. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Musashino Railway Co., Ltd** —Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1912. Cap. 2,600 (p.u.); res. 118. Pres. Y. Yamana; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Fujita; Jr. Mng.-Dir. G. Kodaka; Dirs. S. Ototake, S. Fukushima, N. Takano, S. Kodaira. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Nagoya Railway Co., Ltd. (Formerly Meiki Railway Co., Ltd.)** —Nishiyanagi-machi, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Est. July 1935. Cap. 72,582 (39,920 p.u.); res. 1,241. Pres. K. Aikawa; Vice-Pres. K. Kanno; Mng.-Dir. H. Suda. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Nambu Railway Co., Ltd** —74, Horikawa-machi, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Mar. 1921. Cap. 6,000 (4,200 p.u.). Pres. R. Asano; Mng.-Dir. G. Shono. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Namba, Minami-ku, Osaka. Est. Aug. 1895. Cap. 70,000 (48,000 p.u.); res. 8,943. Chairman of Board K. Nezu; Pres. J. Terada; Mng.-Dir. R. Nakayama; Dirs. T. Maeda, B. Kikuchi, T. Yamamoto, M. Terada, Y. Kataoka. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Nara Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City. Est. May 1925. Cap. 11,500 (9,200 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. N. Toda; Dirs. T. Sato, K. Hamuro, N. Kimura, T. Usami. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Odawara Kyuko (Express) Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1923. Cap. 30,000 (15,000 p.u.); res. 194. Pres. T. Toshimitsu; Vice-Pres. I. Ikebe; Mng.-Dirs. K. Kurisaki, K. Miura. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Oji Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Nishi-Sugamo-machi, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1910. Cap. 24,000 (17,000 p.u.); res. 3,360. Pres T.. Honma; Mng.-Dir. J. Murai; Dirs. T. Sasada, T. Kasai, S. Arai, Y. Kanamitsu, T. Umezawa. Branches: Kawaguchi, Soka, Funakata, Takinogawa. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Ome Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Ome-machi, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo-fu. Est. Nov. 1894. Cap. 5,800 ([?] p.u.); res. 690. Pres. T. Ozawa; Mng.-Dir. B. Yamazaki. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Osaka Denki Kido (Electric Railway) Co., Ltd** —Uehon-machi 6-chome, Tennoji-ku, Osaka. Est. Sept. 1910. Cap. 60,000 (44,210 p.u.); res. 4,402. Pres. T. Oita; Mng.-Dir. M. Miyoshi; Dirs. C. Kagita, N. Kataoka, H. Mori, T. Oto, K. Kanamori. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Osaka Railway Co., Ltd** —Tondabayashi, Minami-Kawachi-gun, Osaka-fu. Est. May 1899. Cap. 20,600 (16,010 p.u.); res. 82. Pres. S. Satake; Dirs. Y. Ishida, I. Yamaoka, C. Kitano, M. Honjo, T. Oita, K. Noda. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Sagami Railway Co., Ltd** —Chigasaki, Koza-gun, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Dec. 1917. Cap. 5,000 (2,800 p.u.); res. 102. Pres. R. Namba; Mng.-Dir. M. Soga. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Sangu Kyuko Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Uehon-machi 6-chome, Tennoji-ku, Osaka. Est. Sept. 1929. Cap. 45,770 (30,920 p.u.); res. 9. Pres. T. Oita; Mng.-Dir. H. Iuchi; Dirs. C. Kagita, N. Kataoka, H. Mori, K. Goto, K. Kuki, K. Koshiyama, K. Muto. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Seibu Railway Co., Ltd** —2358, Shimo-Ochiai 2-chome, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1922. Cap. 13,000 (8,100 p.u.); res. 236. Pres. K. Oshima; Dirs. K. Nezu, Kakutaro Yamazaki, Kahichi Yamazaki, N. Masuda, H. Sato, J. Watanabe, T. Iwase. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Shonan Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Heian-cho, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama. Est. Dec. 1925. Cap. 11,350 (9,200 p.u.); res. 372. Chairman of Board G. Mochizuki; Mng.-Dir. D. Shono; Dirs. R. Nomura, K. Kondo, M. Taniguchi, T. Nakagawa, H. Inagaki. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**South Manchuria Railway Co** —Higashikoen-cho, Dairen. Est. 1906. Cap. 800,000 (676,208 p.u.); res. 265,658. Pres. Y. Matsuoka; Vice-Pres. T. Ohmra, K. Sasaki; Dirs. O. Satoh, T. Nakanishi, J. Takebe, T. Kubo, T. Hirashima, M. Izawa, F. Hisayama. Branches: Tokyo, Shanghai, Peking, New York, Paris, etc. Railway, Harbour, Mining, Hotel, etc. — p. 1116 ([scan part 1, leaf 1173](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1173/mode/1up))

**Teito Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Sendagaya 5-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1928. Cap. 12,800 (3,200 p.u.). Pres. T. Toshimitsu; Vice-Pres. R. Ando; Mng.-Dir. S. Kawamata. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Tobu Railway Co., Ltd** —2, Koume 1-chome, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1896. Cap. 50,500 (37,500 p.u.); res. 6,433. Pres. Kaichiro Nezu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. D. Yoshino; Jr. Mng.-Dir. S. Hatanaka; Dirs. Viscount T. Maeda, K. Hara, Keikichi Nezu, S. Nakagawa, Y. Hatta. Branches: Shibukawa (Gunma-ken); Ikebukuro (Tokyo). — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Kosoku Railway Co., Ltd** —Omote-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1934. Cap. 30,000 (2,0[?]0 p.u.); Pres. C. Kadono; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Waki; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Goto; Dirs. K. Nezu, T. Inoue, T. Kanemitsu, S. Wada, I. Ikebe, G. Toshimitsu, M. Shinohara. Underground Railway now in construction. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

### Real Estate—Building—Lumber (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Ajigawa Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Yahataya Moto-machi, Minato-ku, Osaka. Est. in Dec. 1917. Cap. 25,000 (17,500 p.u.); res. 3,011. Pres. Y. Tatsuuma; Mng.-Dir. R. Kawata; Dirs. T. Tomura, T. Tanaka, K. Yoshida, E. Tomura, K. Yamagata, S. Okabe. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Akita Mokuzai K. K. (Akita Lumber Co., Ltd.)** —23 Goshinan-machi, Noshiro-Minato, Akita-ken. Est. Mar. 1907. Cap. 8,250 (6,450 p.u.); res. 1,965. Pres. J. Aizawa; Mng.-Dirs. M. Oiwa, T. Koba; Dirs. K. Okura, T. Isaka, G. Shikimura, H. Usui. Main Office: Ginza, Tokyo. Branch Office: 4 Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Saw Mills & Lumber Dept.: Noshiro Aomori. Osaka, Fukagawa & Tsurumi, Tsubetsu, Hakodate, Nagoya, Karafuto. Electric Dept.: Wakkanai. Lumbering, Felling, Afforestation, Electrical Undertakings. Cable: "Amo" Akita. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Akita Shokai Mokuzai Kabushiki Kaisha** —4, Kita-Oyamadori, Dairen. Est. in 1920. Cap. 3,000 (1,200 p.u.). Pres. H. Akitomi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. G. Kureishi; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Masuda; Dirs. S. Akita, R. Tanaka, I. Uchida, E. Yamamoto. Branches: Port Arthur, Mukden, Tsingtao, Hsinking, Antung, Tientsin, Tomon, Fushin, Hagi. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Amagasaki Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Nishimukojima-machi, Amagasaki City, Hyogo-ken. Est. in July 1919. Cap. 4,000 (1,800 p.u.). Pres. S. Nango. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Antung Hikizai (Antung Sawmill) Co., Ltd** —Kogan-dori 5-chome, Antung, Manchoukuo. Est. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.); res. 215. Mng.-Dir. M. Muto; Dirs. Z. Muto, J. Ishizaki. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Chuka Kigyo Co., Ltd** —Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1919. Cap. 15,000 (11,250 p.u.). Pres. T. Mikami; Dirs. S. Hamaoka, D. Kitakawa, H. Unabara, M. Takahashi. Real Estate & Investment. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Dairen Suburbs Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Togendai, Dairen. Est. in Mar. 1920. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 246. Pres. I. Takahashi; Dirs. J. Oka, Y. Nagai, Y. Yamakawa, K. Matsuoka, S. Kojima, M. Sashi. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Daishin Chuo Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Nishinomiya City, Hyogo-ken. Est. in Mar. 1918. Cap. 4,000 (1,600 p.u.); res. 526. Pres. Y. Miyazaki; Dirs. T. Hayase, K. Noda, Y. Kajima; Dir. & Mgr. R. Koyanagi. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Underground Railway Co., Ltd** —Suda-cho 1-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1920. Cap. 53,519 (35,418 p.u.); res. 874. Pres. K. Nezu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Hayakawa; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Nakajima; Dirs. R. Nomura, G. Masuda, T. Kasai, Y. Terao, R. Ishizu, K. Takagi. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Tokyo-Yokohama Electric Railway Co., Ltd** —Kami-Osaki 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1910. Cap. 42,500 (29,200 p.u.); res. 2,191. Pres. K. Goto; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Shinohara; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Niwa; Dirs. M. Nakagawa, J. Komiya, T. Yamamoto, T. Oaki, T. Take. Merged Tamagawa Electric Railway Co., Ltd. on April, 1938. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Toyokawa Railway Co., Ltd** —Hanada-cho, Toyohashi City, Shizuoka-ken. Est. Feb. 1896. Cap. 4,800 (3,550 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. T. Uryu. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Yubari Railway Co., Ltd** —2, Muro-machi 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1924. Cap. 6,000 (4,800 p.u.); res. 629. Pres. T. Takasu. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Fukuko Kenchiku Josei Kaisha** —Totaku Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. in Dec. 1925. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. 115. Pres. N. Cho; Dirs. S. Ohashi, T. Isaka, K. Hara, K. Sugiura, M. Kusunoki. Branch: Yokohama. Financing for building Fire Proof Structures in Tokyo and Yokohama devastated in earthquake disaster in 1923. The Loan repayable within 20 years by instalment. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Hakone Tochi Co., Ltd** —Kunitachi-Daigaku-machi, Tokyo-shigai. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 7,550 (p.u.); res. 229. Mng.-Dir. N. Nakajima; Dirs. A. Niyakuoji, S. Nagai, E. Azegami, S. Kojima. Branches: Marunouchi, Hakone, Sengokuhara, Gora, Sengataki, Minami Karuizawa. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Hanshin Chikko (Harbour) Co., Ltd** —Fushimi-cho, 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. July 1929. Cap. 10,000 (3,500 p.u.). Pres. K. Yamashita; Mng.-Dirs. M. Izawa, M. Isomura; Dirs. M. Sakata, K. Uchida, etc. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Harbin Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —Futoku, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. May 1920. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Rep.-Dir. K. Usami. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Hasegawa-Sakamoto Gumi** —6, Shinmei-cho, Dairen. Est. 1929. Cap. 1,000. Rep.-Partners J. Hasegawa, Y. Hasegawa. Building Contractors. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Hishu Timber Co., Ltd** —Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1920. Cap. 1,126 (p.u.); res. 4. Chairman of Board S. Murase; Mng.-Dir. S. Watanuki; Dirs. S. Inui, U. Musumi, T. Tatsuoka. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Horai Fudosan (Horai Immovables) Co., Ltd** —Kaigandori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. June 1917. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); Mng. Dir. T. Kikukawa; Dir. I. Ichikawa, S. Yoda, S. Yoshiwara. — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

**Hoshigaura Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —35, Atagomachi, Dairen. Est. 1919. Cap. 3,000 (750 p.u.). Pres. K. Nozu; Dirs. S. Ito, K. Suzuki, T. Yamazaki, — p. 1117 ([scan part 1, leaf 1174](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1174/mode/1up))

### Real Estate—Building—Lumber

**Ichioka Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Nishi Ichioka-machi, Minato-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1916. Cap. 4,300 (2,150 p.u.); res. 755. Mng.-Dir. C. Okazaki; Dirs. G. Takenaka, I. Nakajima, S. Minami, G. Yamamoto. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Imazato Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Katae-machi, Higashinari-ku, Osaka. Est. Aug. 1928. Cap. 3,600 (p.u.); res. 229. Pres. N. Kimura; Dirs. H. Mori, Y. Hida, K. Morimoto. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Johoku Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Imaichi-machi, Asahi-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1919. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Chairman of Board S. Kawasaki; Mng.-Dir. T. Ando. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Joto Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Koraibashi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1919. Cap. 1,200 (p.u.); res. 239. Pres. N. Ose; Dir. & Mgr. E. Jikihara. Branch: Osaka. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Kansan Fudosan K. K** —Imabashi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 8,000 (6,000 p.u.); res. 239. Pres. T. Takehara; Mng.-Dir. S. Kawakami; Dirs. M. Yokoe, Z. Fujii, K. Goto, M. Terada, S. Satake, Y. Takagi. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Keihin Canal Co., Ltd** —Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1917. Cap. 5,000 (500 p.u.). Pres. S. Asano; Mng.-Dir. T. Seki; Dirs. M. Shiraishi, R. Asano, Y. Asano. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Kizugawa Real Estate & Canal Co., Ltd** —Tsumori-machi, Nishinari-ku, Osaka. Est. Sept. 1919. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.); res. 468. Dirs. Z. Shirayama, T. Hayase, K. Yoshikawa; Dir. & Mgr. T. Aono. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Kogyo Koshi, Ltd** —142, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. June 1926. Cap. 500 (125 p.u.); res. 66. Mng.-Dir. Y. Yoshioka; Dirs. S. Kagawa, T. Tomita, M. Kanaya, S. Akiyama. Real Estate, Investment, Agency of Fire Insurance. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Kyowa Building Co., Ltd** —35, Higashi Koen-cho, Dairen. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.); res. 210. Pres. K. Kaise; Mng.-Dir. K. Ichikawa; Dirs. Y. Tamura, S. Morikawa, T. Ogura, K. Yamazaki. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —6, Sumiyoshi-cho, Mukden. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 2,000 (750 p.u.). Pres. Y. Tezuka; Mng.-Dir. C. Nonaka; Dir. K. Fujita. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Mansen Koboku (Mine-post) Co., Ltd** —Antung, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1933. Cap. 1,500 (600 p.u.); res. 802. Mng.-Dir. M. Fukuda. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Manshu Forestry Co., Ltd** —Horakuro, Tokubetsushi, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Feb. 1936. Cap. 5,000 (3,750 p.u.). Pres. K. Shimba; Dirs. H. Yamada, C. Miyata. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Miyashita Timber Co., Ltd** —Zaimoku-cho, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. Nov. 1917. Cap. 2,000 (1,500 p.u.); Pres. J. Miyashita; Mng.-Dir. T. Kuzuno. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Nagoya Real Estate Co., Ltd** —Hibizu-machi Nishi-ku, Nagoya City. Est. Sept. 1911. Cap. 5,200 (2,688 p.u.). Pres. K. Aikawa; Mng.-Dir. B. Sukegawa; Dirs. S. Matsuzawa. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Nippon Tochi Shoken (Japan Real Estate & Bond) Co., Ltd** —Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1918. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.); res. 282. Pres. J. Satake; Dirs. I. Wakao, A. Kobayashi, S. Fukushima, I. Yamamoto. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Ohbayashi-gumi, Ltd** —Kyobashi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 10,100 (p.u.). Pres. Y. Ohbayashi; Special Mng.-Dir. K. Shirasugi; Mng.-Dirs. K. Uemura, H. Suzuki, H. Kondo, T. Nakamura; Dirs. N. Honda, S. Takahashi, N. Ishida, Y. Kubo, Y. Utaka. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Dairen, Keijo, Kyoto, Kobe, Kanazawa, Shizuoka, Hiroshima, Sendai, Mukden, Hsinking, Taihoku, Tientsin, etc. Factories: Osaka, Tokyo. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Okura & Co., (Engrg. & Contracting), Ltd** —4, Ginza 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1917. Cap. 5,000 (4,010 p.u.); res. 1,328. Chairman C. Kadono; Mng.-Dirs. T. Hara, E. Taketomi, S. Kato; Dirs. S. Kagota, M. Sano, G. Komatsu, N. Terashima, J. Fujie, S. Onishi. Branches: Osaka, Dairen, Keijo, Taiwan, Yokohama, Sapporo, Nagoya, Kyushu. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Osaka Building Co., Ltd** —Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1923. Cap. 5,000 (3,500 p.u.); res. 632. Pres. T. Nakahashi; Mng.-Dir. M. Kodama; Dirs. S. Murata, Y. Hayashi, Y. Ikeo, I. Atsumi. Branch: Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Osaka Hokko Co., Ltd** —Minamino-cho, Okijima, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 35,000 (p.u.); res. 1,527. Chairman of Board M. Ogura; Mng.-Dir. K. Mizuno; Dirs. M. Kiyomi, S. Koh, F. Tajima, C. Hayashi, N. Yatsushiro. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Osaka Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —Sanno-machi, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1911. Cap. 7,500 (p.u.); res. 1,175. Pres. M. Nishida; Dir. & Mgr. T. Furuta; Dirs. H. Tsushi, K. Inouye, S. Uyeda. Branch: Ebisucho (Osaka). — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Satsumen Lumbering Co., Ltd** —c/o S. M. R. Harbin Office, Manchoukuo. Est. 1922. Cap. MY4,800 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. K. Kanai. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Shenyang Building Co., Ltd** —3, Sumiyoshi-cho, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1917. Cap. 300 (p.u.); Mng.-Dir. I. Hirose; Dirs. S. Shirasu, Y. Sato. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Shenyang Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —46, Kasumi-cho, Mukden. Est. Apr. 1920. Cap. 500 (150 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. K. Saito; Dirs. M. Hirosawa, K. Hayashi. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Shinko Kigyo K. K** —14, Kamo-machi, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1933. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Pres. S. Nagao. Real Estate & Building. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Showa Rinsan Kogyo K. K** —Sakurada Bldg., Tamura-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1920. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. Y. Imaizumi; Dirs. Z. Takahashi, K. Yamanaka, S. Furuya. Forestry, Mining. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Shusui (Chou Shui) Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —Chou Shui Tzu, Manchoukuo. Est. June 1919. Cap. 2,000 (500 p.u.). Dirs. J. Imazu, S. Shitoh, R. Tsunefuka, S. Okazaki. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Shimizu-Gumi Co., Ltd** —1, Takara-cho 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1804. Cap. 12,000 (p.u.). Pres. T. Shimizu; Vice-Pres. K. Shimizu, Y. Shimizu. Branches: Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Fukuoka, Yokohama, Kobe, Hiroshima, Dairen, Harbin, Tientsin and 21 other places. Cable: "Simizgumi" Tokyo. General Contractor. — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**South Manchuria Warehouse & Building Co., Ltd** —Hatsuse-machi, Dairen. Est. Sept. 1919. Cap. 1,250 (625 p.u.). Pres. S. Yamada; Dirs. K. Nozu, E. Hanyu, K. Yamada, — p. 1118 ([scan part 1, leaf 1175](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1175/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —11, Hokumon, Taihoku, Taiwan. Est. Apr. 1908. Cap. 1,500 (p.u.). Pres. T. Kimura; Mgr. M. Ikeda. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Tenryu Timber Co., Ltd** —Wada-mura, Hamana-gun, Shizuoka-ken. Est. 1907. Cap. 1,500 (1,050 p.u.); res. 138. Pres. S. Suzuki; Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Inakatsu; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Suzuki, H. Takiguchi, K. Iida; Dir. Y. Oba. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**To-a Doboku Kigyo K. K. (Far East) Civil Engineering Co., Ltd.)** —21, Higashi Koen-cho, Dairen. Est. 1920. Cap. 5,000 (1,250 p.u.); res. 1,038. Pres. T. Shimizu; Dirs. J. Koide, S. Kadono, F. Nagakura, Y. Kawabe, R. Kajikawa. Branches: Hsinking, Mukden, Anshan, Harbin, etc. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Bay Reclamation Co., Ltd., The** —Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 12,500 (p.u.). Pres. S. Asano; Mng.-Dir. M. Shiraishi; Dirs. Y. Sakatani, S. Ota, R. Asano, H. Seki, Z. Yasuda, Y. Asano, S. Ototake. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Tatemono K. K** —7, Gofukubashi 3-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1896. Cap. 14,375 (8,438 p.u.); res. 740. Chairman of Board K. Kawasaki; Mng.-Dir. M. Ishibashi; Dirs. Z. Yasuda, K. Okura, S. Ohashi, T. Oizumi, K. Yasuda. Branches: Keijo, Yokohama, Tientsin, Dairen, Hankow. Real Estate & Building. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Yalu Timber Co., Ltd** —Antung, Manchoukuo. Est. Sept. 1908. Capt. MY2,800. Dirs. M. Yagi, Han Meng-chi. Branches: Linkiang, Changpai. Cut down & Sales of Timber. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Yamato Land & Development Co., Ltd** —21, Bingo-cho 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1929. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. M. Yamauchi; Dirs. H. Hosoda, U. Mitake, J. Hirai. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Yingkow Real Estate & Building Co., Ltd** —Shin Shigai, Yingkow, Manchoukuo. Est. Jan. 1920. Cap. 500 (312 p.u.). Dirs. Y. Sakai, K. Seki, E. Yasuhiko, K. Nomi, I. Yamazumi. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

### Shipbuilding (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Fujinagata Shipbuilding Co., Ltd** —44, Shibatani-machi, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1923. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. N. Kishimoto; Mng.-Dir. T. Takahashi; Dirs. Y. Ogura, Viscount S. Ano, H. Sassa, K. Maejima, S. Umemura, S. Katsura. Branches: Tokyo & Kobe. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Hakodate Dock Co., Ltd** —88, Benten-machi., Hakodate, Hokkaido. Est. 1896. Cap. 4,000 (p.u.); res. 999. Pres. I. Otsuka; Mng.-Dir. U. Wada; Dirs. K. Oguma, T. Takahashi, T. Ishii, J. Watanabe, K. Itoh. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Harima Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd** —Oh-machi, Akaho-gun, Hyogo-ken. Est. Nov. 1929. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 481. Pres. K. Tamiya; Mng.-Dir. S. Yokow; Dirs. T. Urata, T. Jimbo, C. Emura, M. Kaninuma. Branches: Kogin Bldg., 36 Nishimachi, Kobe; Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Shipbuilding, Bridge Structure, Engineering Works. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Ishikawajima Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd** —54, Tsukudajima, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1889. Cap. 16,000 (12,000 p.u.); res. 2,392. Pres. K. Matsumura; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Asakawa; Jr. Mng.-Dir. A. Murata; Dirs. K. Suetsune, T. Hashimoto, K. Shoji, I. Kasahara. Shipbuilding, Prime Mover, Compressor, Cranes & Conveyors, Bridge Structure & Boiler, Exactly Spur Gear, etc. Factory: Tsurumi (Kanagawa-ken). Branch Office: Osaka and Dairen. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd** —Higashi-Kawasaki-cho, Kobe. Est. Oct. 1896. Cap. 80,000 (p.u.). Pres. M. Itani; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Kawasaki, Y. Yoshioka, M. Matsumura; Dirs. M. Iwakura, K. Miwa, T. Minagawa, T. Uemura. Cable: "Dockyard" Kobe. Business Items: (Shipbuilding & Engineering Works) War Vessels, Submarines, Steamers, Motor Ships, Curtis Turbines, Engines, Boilers, M. A. N. Diesel Engines, Star Contrapropellors and Rudders, Tanks, Bridges, Girders, Steel Buildings, Arcwelded Pipes Penstock, etc. (Plate and Sheet Mills) Steel Plates to Lloyd's Tests and other Specified Tests, and Black Sheets, U. S. G. Nos. 11 to 30½. (Steel Works) Steel, Iron, Alloy Castings; Forgings. Subsidiaries: Kawasaki Locomotive & Car Co. Ltd., Kawasaki Aircraft Industries Ltd. and Kawasaki Steamship Co., Ltd. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Jukogyo K. K. (Mitsubishi Heavy-Industries, Ltd.)** —Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1917. Cap. 120,000 (90,000 p.u.); res. 51,496. Chairman of Board K. Shiba; Mng.-Dirs. K. Goko, T. Ito, S. Motora; Dirs. K. Iwasaki, H. Iwasaki, S. Miyoshi, K. Ijuin, K. Hara, K. Sasamoto, K. Tamai, K. Matsui, F. Ushimaru, N. Goto. Shipbuilders & Dock Owners: Mfrs. of Marine, Stationery & Oil Engines, Aircrafts & Aero-engines, Automobiles & Arms; Steel Makers. Shipyard, Engine Works & Docks: Nagasaki, Shimonoseki, Kobe & Yokohama. Arm Works: Nagasaki. Aircraft Works: Nagoya. Aero-Engine Works: Nagoya. Engineering Works: Shinagawa & Kamata, Tokyo. Steel Works: Nagasaki. Cables: "Iwasakijuk" Tokyo, "Dock" Nagasaki, ,,Dock" Kobe, "Dock" Shimonoseki, "Dock" Yokohama, "Iwasakiair" Nagoya. Merged the Yokohama Dock Co., Ltd. on November 1935. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Osaka Iron Works, Ltd** —Sakurajima-Minamino-cho, Konohana-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1914. Cap. 12,000 (p.u.); res. 4,150. Chairman N. Odaira; Pres. S. Rokkaku; Mng.-Dir. K. Kujo; Dirs. K. Hattori, S. Kaneko, S. Isobe, T. Ideta, K. Shimokobe, T. Ozawa, B. Ito, C. Nishimaki. Branch Offices: Yaesu Bldg., Tokyo; 17, Harima-machi, Kobe. Works: Sakurajima (Osaka), Chikko (Osaka), Innoshima (Hiroshima-ken), Hikoshima (Shimonoseki City). — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Tama Dockyard Co., Ltd. (Formerly Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Shipbuilding Dept.)** —Muromachi 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1937. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.). Chairman S. Tajima; Mng.-Dirs. S. Ukai, H. Yogo, S. Hongo; Dirs. T. Mukai, S. Saito. Kobe Branch: 3, Kaigan-dori, Kobe. Tama Yard: Tama, Okayama-ken. Agents: Any branch office of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Cable: "Tamadock" Tama, Japan. Sipbuilders, Engineerers & Repairers. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Tsurumi Steel & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 51,000 (38,000 p.u.); res. [?],779. Pres. R. Asano; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Suzuki; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Suekane, T. Komatsu, H. Masaki, M. Omura, K. Murakami; Dirs. S. Asano, H. Asano, K. Kaneko, G. Seimiya, J. Saito, T. Kuroda, D. Todo; Mgr. H. Kaga. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

**Uraga Dock Co., Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1897. Cap. 15,000 (11,000 p.u.); res. 6,349. Pres. K. Terashima; Mng.-Dirs. M. Yamamoto, A. Shigemitsu, T. Amaizumi; Dirs. M. Adachi, S. Nakagawa, K. Machida. Branches: Osaka and Tsingtao. Factories: Uraga, Yokohama & Tsingtao. Cable "Urado" Tokyo. — p. 1119 ([scan part 1, leaf 1176](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1176/mode/1up))

### Shipping—Transportation (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Chosen Yusen Kaisha, Ltd** —Nandaimon, Keijo, Chosen. Est. Mar. 1912. Cap. 10,000 (6,500 p.u.); res. 2,145. Pres. B. Mori; Mng.-Dir. H. Hirose; Dirs. S. Hori, T. Hayashi, M. Ichiki. Branches: Fusan, Genzan, Jinsen. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Dairen Kisen Kaisha (Dairen Steamship Co., Ltd)** —195, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. Feb. 1915. Cap. 25,700 (14,450 p.u.); res. 7,939. Pres. M. Yasuda; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kawamura, K. Yoshitomi, I. Takagi. Branches: Tientsin (Mgr. S. Kubo), Tsingtao (Mgr. M. Tsuruno), Shanghai (Mgr. M. Yamasaki), Kobe (Mgr. S. Sato), Antung (Mgr. Ariyoshi), Yingkow (Mgr. Y. Takebayashi), Mukden (Mgr. T. Senoguchi), Tokyo (Mgr. I. Nakanishi). Marine Transportation, Warehousing, Dock. Cable: "Daiki" Dairen. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Dairen Toshi Kotsu (City Transportation) K. K** —29, Nishidori, Dairen. Est. May 1926. Cap. 5,000 (4,400 p.u.); res. 2,158. Mng.-Dir. N. Yamaoka; Dirs. S. Kuri, K. Kaku, S. Zeisho, K. Tanaka. Electrical Railway & Bus. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Hokkaido Tanko Kisen K. K. (The Hokkaido Colliery & Steamship Co., Ltd.)** —2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1889. Cap. 70,000 (p.u.); res. 19,033. Chairman of Board T. Isomura; Mng.-Dirs. S. Mikuni, C. Fujii, T. Kato; Dirs. T. Kurachi, T. Takasu, K. Akabane, R. Danno, K. Shimada, H. Hibiya, K. Furutani, J. Nagaya. Branch: Yubari-machi, Hokkaido. Cable: "Tanko" Tokyo. Coal Mining & Shipping. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (Kawasaki Steamship Co., Ltd.)** —Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Apr. 1919. Cap. 20,000 (p.u.). Pres. S. Itani; Mng.-Dir. K. Ohkubo; Dir. Y. Kawasaki. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Otaru, Shimonoseki, London, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, etc. Cargo Steamers (3[?] vessels, totalling 228,365 tons d.w.) for regular and tramp services, all over the world. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Kinkai Yusen Kaisha, Ltd** —Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1923. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 5,119. Pres. N. Ohtani; Mng.-Dir. S. Yasuda; Dirs. Y. Shimizu, T. Hayashi, T. Watanabe, M. Watanabe, M. Ichiki, K. Matsumoto. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, Osaka, Yokohama, Nagoya and 36 in other localities. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Kitanihon Kisen K. K., The (The North Japan Steamship Co., Ltd.)** —Head Office: Odomari, Karafuto. Traffic Head Office: Minami-Hamacho 4-chome, Otaru. Branches: Maoka, Wakanai, Aomori, Tokyo, Osaka, 8 places. Est. Mar. 1914. Cap. 5,000 (3,850 p.u.); res. 1,220. Pres. J. Nomura; Mng.-Dir. T. Tanabe; Dirs. T. Shimatani, S. Murata, R. Hirasawa, S. Mori; Mgr. H. Morita. Cable: "Kitanihon", Otaru. Marine Transportation. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Kobe Sambashi Co., Ltd** —122, Higashi-machi Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Nov. 18[?]4. Cap. 4,000 (3,413 p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. S. Nango; Dirs. S. Nakayama, R. Godai, K. Watanabe, Y. Shimada, M. Yamabe, — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Kokusai Denki Tsushin K. K. (International Telecommunication Co., Ltd.)** —Nisshin Seimei Bldg., Otemachi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1938. Cap. 25,000 (16,420 p.u.); res. 773. Pres. H. Ohashi; Mng.-Dirs. K. Yoshino, E. Yokoyama, T. Abe; Dirs. T. Isaka, C. Kadono, M. Kushida, M. Ogura, T. Kozai, K. Kameshima, Y. Shibuya, S. Komori. Branches: Osaka, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagoya. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Kokusai Kisen Kaisya, Ltd** —Nippon Kogyo Ginko Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. July 1919. Cap. 20,000 (p.u.). Pres. S. Kurokawa; Dirs. T. Araki, H. Makino, S. Sumida, S. Oda, N. Maruyama, S. Tsukurimichi, T. Onoe. Branches: Kobe, Yokohama, London, New York, Los Angeles, Hamburg — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Kokusai Unyu Kaisha (Int'l Express Co.), Ltd** —221, Yamagatadori, Dairen. Est. Aug. 1926. Cap. 5,000 3,400 (p.u.); res. 1,774. Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Sakai; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Shirai, R. Ogawa, S. Matsumoto, F. Morinaga, S. Tsumura; Dirs. T. Kawamura, G. Murakami, S. Uchida. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Manshu Koku Kaisha (Manchuria Aeronautical Co., Ltd.)** —3, Kuiro, Gokeiro, Shofuchi, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Sept. 1932. Cap. MY13,970 (p.u.). Pres. T. Kodama; Mng.-Dir. T. Takemiya; Dirs. H. Abe (Mgr. Tokyo branch), K. Nakatomi (Mgr., Mukden branch), etc. Branch: Osaka Bldg., Kojimachi, Tokyo. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Naniwa Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (Formerly Katsuda Kisen K. K.)** —Naniwa-machi, Kobe. Est. Aug. 1916. Cap. 19,000 (4,750 p.u.). Pres. K. Kato; Dir. S. Kimoto. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Kaiun Kabushiki Kaisha** —Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. July 1935. Cap. 8,500 (p.u.); res. 1,422. Pres. H. Asano; Mng.-Dirs. H. Terai, G. Takata, S. Ishihara, N. Ohtani, S. Murata, T. Owaki; General Mgr. M. Tobari. Branches & Representatives: Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya, Yokohama, Sourabaya. Cable: "Nanyokaiun". — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kaiun K. K** —12 Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1937. Cap. 2,000. Pres. G. Takada; Mng.-Dir. S. Hayashida; Dir. S. Kohaze. Successors to the Nanyo Koro K. K. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Nippon Koku Yuso K. K. (Japan Air Transport Co., Ltd.)** —13, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1928. Cap. 10,000 (5,973 p.u.); res. 1,662. Chairman of Board N. Ohtani; Pres. T. Saito; Mng.-Dir. K. Washio; Dirs. K. Hara, K. Inabata, S. Ohashi, K. Nezu; Adviser Baron Y. Sakatani. Branches: Tokiwa-dori, Rensa-gai, Dairen; Osaka, Fukuoka, Tachiarai, Keijo, Heijo, Shingishu, Urusan, etc. Cable: "Airway" Tokyo. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

**Nippon Tsuun K. K** —Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1937. Cap. 35,000 (20,934 p.u.). Pres. S. Kunisawa; Vice-Pres. G. Murakami; Dirs. K. Hara, F. Tominaga, M. Kamiyama, S. Yoshida, S. Murata, N. Ohtani, M. Yamashita, & 4 others. — p. 1120 ([scan part 1, leaf 1177](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1177/mode/1up))

### Shipping—Transportation

**Nippon Yusen Kaisya (N.Y.K. Line), Ltd** —20 Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1885. Cap. 106,250 (78,250 p.u.); res. 69,804. Chairman of Board K. Kagami; Pres. N. Ohtani; Vice-Pres. M. Watanabe; Mng.-Dirs. Y. Shimizu, M. Ichiki; Dirs. T. Kikuchi, S. Ohashi, T. Isaka, T. Asai, K. Urata, H. Miyagawa, S. Yasuda, S. Nakase, M. Terai. Branches & Representatives: Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Moji, Nagasaki, Dairen, Shanghai, Tsingtao, Hankow, Hongkong, Canton, Shingapore, Culcutta, Bombay, London, Liverpool, New York, Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Lima, Honolulu, Palau, Saipan, Sydney. Cable Address: "Yusen" London & Liverpool Branches: "Yusenkai." — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Nissan Kisen K. K** —Nissan Bldg., Tamura-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1934. Cap. 10,000 (8,500 p.u.). Pres. B. Ito; Sr. Mng.-Dir. C. Odagiri; Jr. Mng.-Dir. K. Yoshikawa; Dirs. S. Funagoshi, G. Tatsuta, Y. Shiina, S. Kawakami, T. Fukuta, T. Nakagome. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Nisshin Kisen Kaisha** —Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1907. Cap. 16,200 (10,125 p.u.); res. 5,255. Chairman of Board S. Murata; Pres. S. Hori; Mng.-Dir. K. Yamanaka; Dirs. Baron K. Fukao, Y. Shimizu, H. Shimamura, N. Otani. Branches: Shanghai, Hankow. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Osaka Bus Co., Ltd** —Kobashi Nishino-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1924. Cap. 7,500 (2,813 p.u.); res. 3,413. Pres. Y. Sakamoto; Dirs. Y. Urano, R. Higuchi, T. Inoue, S. Nakai, etc. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Osaka Syosen Kaisya, Ltd** —No. 1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1884. Cap. 100,000 (62,500 p.u.); res. 42,122. Pres. S. Murata; Vice-Pres. Y. Okada; Mng.-Dirs. T. Miyata, S. Uchida; Dirs. H. Abe, M. Ogura, S. Hory, Y. Ataka, I. Atsumi. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Kobe, Moji, Shimonoseki, Beppu, Naha, Kagoshima, Keelung, Taihoku, Takao, Keijo, Seishin, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Tientsin, Peking, Tsingtao, Shanghai, Hankow, Foochow, Amoy, Swatow, Canton, Hongkong, Singapore, Bangkok, Rangoon, Calcutta, Bombay, New York, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Santos, Sao Paulo, Cape Town, Mombasa, London, Sydney. Shipping Transport. Cable Address: "Shosen", Osaka. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Shimatani Kisen K. K. (Shimatani Steamship Co., Ltd.)** —Akashi-machi, Kobe. Est. May 1917. Cap. 8,000 (p.u.); res. 1,210. Pres. Takeji Shimatani; Dirs. Toshiro Shimatani, K. Morishige, I. Shimatani. Branches: Otaru, Dairen, Fushiki. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Bay Steamship Co., Ltd** —Shibaura, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1889. Cap. 4,000 (3,000 p.u.); res. 287. Pres. D. Yoshino; Mng.-Dir. T. Suzuki; Dirs. Z. Hayashi, S. Hayashi, Y. Yoshida, M. Nagano, T. Yamashita, N. Kobayashi. Branch: Misaki. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Bus Co., Ltd** —Kyobashi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1918. Cap. 12,100 (7,244 p.u.), res [?]. Pres. T. Hayakawa; Mng.-Dirs. T. Nakajima, Y. Terao, T. Ishida; Dirs. G. Masuda, T. Kasai, R. Sato, J. Nagata. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Godo Unso K. K. (Tokyo Associated Transportation Co., Ltd.)** —1 of 20 Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Cap. 8,250 (p.u.); res. 433. Pres. K. Nakano. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Toyo Kisen Kaisha, Ltd** —Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1896. Cap. 15,000 (9,000 p.u.); res. 668. Pres. I. Takahashi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. M. Yoshihara; Jr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Iziri. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Yamashita Kisen Kaisha (The Yamashita Steamship Co., Ltd.)** —Sakaemachi-dori 3-chome, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. May 1917. Cap. 35,000 (27,660 p.u.). Pres. K. Yamashita; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Yamashita; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Isomura, M. Nohga; Dirs. G. Kawasaki, H. Kanai, N. Katsumata, K. Nosaka, I. Takahashi; Inspector S. Tsuboi; Y. Horii; Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Moji, Wakamatsu, Yawata, Otaru, Dairen, Tsingtao, Shanghai, Manila, London, Sydney, New Zealand, Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, New York & Buenos Aires. Shipowners & Operators. Vessels owned and managed 900,000 tons. Regular service & Irregular service. Cable Address: "Yamashita" Kobe. Merged Manshu Kairiku Unso K. K. on June 1936. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

### Silk-Reeling—Spinning—Weaving (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Aichi Orimono (Weaving) Co., Ltd** —Shikusa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Est. June 1917. Cap. 5,000 (4,500 p.u.); res. 1,804. Pres. N. Taki; Mng.-Dir. J. Hosono; Dirs. H. Taki, S. Aoyama. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Asahi Bemberg Kenshoku Kaisha, Ltd** —Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1922. Cap. 46,000 37,000 (p.u.); res. 1,809. Pres. J. Noguchi; Mng.-Dir. T. Hori; Dirs. S. Ichikawa, N. Enami, G. Uebatake, S. Yanagiya, B. Mohr, etc. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Asahi Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd** —1 Odenma-cho 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 6,000 (4,200 p.u.); res. 181. Chairman of Board & Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Watanabe; Jr. Mng.-Dir. S. Ichikawa; Dirs. T. Okumura, T. Goto. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Ashikaga Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —Yoshi-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 5,000 (2,750 p.u.). Pres. M. Ogino; Mng.-Dir. K. Uchida; Dirs. S. Ohashi, K. Nezu, K. Yoshikawa, etc. Factory: Yawata (Tochigi-ken). Branch: Tokyo. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Chosen Boshoku (Spinning & Weaving) Co., Ltd** —700 Bonichi-cho, Fusan, Chosen. Est. Nov. 1917. Cap. 10,000 (6,250 p.u.); res. 4,140. Pres. Y. Hara; Mng.-Dir. S. Tokioka; Dirs. K. Saito, R. Komuro, T. Matsuno, D. Hatao, K. Sato. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Chuo Boshoku K. K** —Kariya-cho, Hekikai-gun, Aichi-ken. Est. Mar. 1929. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.); Mng.-Dir. R. Toyoda. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Chuo Keito Boseki K. K. (Chuo Woollen Spinning Co., Ltd.)** —Fushimi-cho 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1922. Cap. 8,000 (6,000 p.u.); res. 2,783. Pres. U. Iwai; Mng.-Dir. O. Konishi. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Boseki (Cotton Spinning) Co., Ltd** —30, Azuchi-machi 2-chome, Osaka. Est. June 1889. Cap. 110,000 (66,500 p.u.); res. 66,029. Chairman of Board K. Kikuchi; Pres. G. Kodera; Mng.-Dirs. K. Imamura, K. Kurata, J. Tashiro, S. Oshima, K. Mimura; Dirs. T. Matsumura, T. Honsaki, T. Kuroda, M. Matsuda. Branches: Tokyo, Shanghai, Kagoshima, Nagoya. Factories: Amagasaki, Tsumori, Tokyo, Fukushima, Ichinomiya, Settsu, Akashi, Hirano, Ogaki, Nishiogaki, Koriyama, Takata, Sekigahara, Gifu, Kagoshima, Yamazaki, Tarui, Kaizuka, Tsingtao, Shanghai. — p. 1121 ([scan part 1, leaf 1178](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1178/mode/1up))

### Silk-Reeling—Spinning—Weaving

**Daito Boshoku (Spinning & Weaving) Co., Ltd** —Nishi 3-chome, Azuma-machi, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1896. Cap. 10,703 (7,778 p.u.); res. 1,951. Pres. S. Tsurumi; Mng.-Dirs. K. Kusumoto, T. Sugimoto, T. Shiraishi; Dirs. Y. Kimura, G. Matori, S. Kakuta. Branch: Osaka; Factories: Azuma, Kameido, Kanamachi, Nagoya, Numazu. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Dong Shing Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd** —Shanghai, China. Est. May 1920. Cap. 15,000 (p.u.); res. 2,780. Pres. I. Ito; Mng.-Dir. D. Tachikawa. Branch: c/o Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Fuji Fiber Industry Co., Ltd** —Hon-cho 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. March 1935. Cap. 12,000 (7,200 p.u.). Chairman of Board H. Hibiya; Mng.-Dir. T. Tamaki; Dirs. I. Morimura, E. Kawasaki, Y. Shikamura, M. Hayashi, K. Tsuneda, H. Maekawa, U. Natori. Rayon. Staple Fibre. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Fuji Gas Spinning Co., Ltd** —1, Hon-cho 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1896. Cap. 50,000 (37,375 p.u.); res. 15,449. Chairman of Board H. Hibiya; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Shikamura; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. N. Kiuchi, R. Tozaka; Dirs. I. Morimura, E. Kawasaki, H. Tomoda, K. Aga. Cable Address: "Fuho". Merged Sagami Cotton Spinning Co., Dec. 1935. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Fukushima Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —Tamae-cho 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Aug. 1892. Cap. 16,000 (11,200 p.u.); res. 20,368. Pres. S. Yashiro; Mng.-Dir. T. Yashiro; Dirs. T. Nomura, M. Hikozaka, S. Uchimi. Factories: Sakai, Fukuyama, Kasaoka, Himeji, Shikama, Tokushima. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Fukushima Rayon Co., Ltd** —Tamae-cho 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1933. Cap. 14,000 (8,750 p.u.). Pres. S. Yashiro; Mng.-Dir. T. Yashiro; Dirs. T. Nomura, M. Imabashi. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Gunze Raw Silk Mfg. Co., Ltd** —Ayabe-cho, Kyoto-fu. Est. Aug. 1896. Cap. 20,667 (18,876 p.u.); res. 5,200. Chairman of Board K. Hirano; Pres. R. Hatano; Mng.-Dirs. T. Takuma, M. Shiomi; Dirs. K. Ono, H. Takagi, S. Okumura, K. Yura, T. Yura. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, Yokohama, Osaka. Factories: Kyoto and 32 in other localities. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Gunze Sen-i Kogyo K. K. (Gunze Fiber Industry Co., Ltd.)** —Tsukaguchi, Hyogo-ken. Est. 1925. Cap. 10,000 (2,500 p.u.). Pres. K. Hirano; Mng.-Dir. K. Ono; Dirs. D. Hayashi, R. Hatano, E. Higashihara. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Hinode Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd** —Hidaka, Wakayama-ken. Est. June 1912. Cap. 21,000 (8,925 p.u.); res. 3,662. Pres. E. Tanaka; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Kanoh; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. U. Ishida, S. Murano, R. Kishiro, K. Seto; Dirs. K. Ito, T. Okawa. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Hoten Bosasho (Mukden Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd.)** —Shofuchi, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1921. Cap. MY4,500 (MY4,172 p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. Chin Sotsai; Mng.-Dirs. Du Chao-cheng, K. Matsuo, — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Izumo Seishoku (Weaving) Co., Ltd** —Imaichi-machi, Hinokawa-gun, Shimane-ken. Est. Jan. 1920. Cap. 20,000 (12,500 p.u.); res. 1,249. Pres. M. Shinji. Cotton Spinning & Weaving, Rayon. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kanegafuchi Spinning Co., Ltd** —Sumida-machi, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1887. Cap. 60,000 (p.u.); res. 69,711. Pres. S. Tsuda; Mng.-Dirs. S. Kido, G. Miyake; Dirs. W. Natori, Y. Nakamura, K. Maruyama, T. Hiraga, K. Inouye, W. Kashu. Business Office: Misaki-cho, Hayashida-ku, Kobe; Branches & Factories: Tokyo, Hyogo (Kobe), Suminodo (Osaka), Nakajima (Osaka), Yodogawa (Osaka), Sumoto, Takasago, Miike, Kurume, Shinmachi, Kumamoto, Nakatsu, Hakata, Kyoto, Okayama, Wakayama, Matsusaka (Miye-ken), Shimokyo (Kyoto), Bizen, Saidaiji, Kofu, Hikone, and 38 in other localities. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Katakura Seishi Boseki K. K. (Katakura & Co., Ltd.)** —Kyobashi, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. 53,550 (26,775 p.u.); res. 15,335. Chairman of Board Kentaro Katakura; Pres. G. Imai; Vice-Pres. Katsue Katakura; Mng.-Dir. T. Katakura. Branches: Yokohama, New York. Filatures: 55 all over Japan, Korea & China. Export of Raw silk, Spun silk, Staple fibre & Chrysalises. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kinka Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —Omameda, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa-ken. Est. May 1917. Cap. 33,000 (22,685 p.u.); res. 7,383. Chairman of Board M. Kato; Pres. K. Fujioka; Dirs. T. Kurachi, S. Sakai, M. Sugi, S. Kadota, R. Nakajima, T. Kawabata, G. Mochizuki. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kinka Keito (Kinka Woollen Yarn) Co., Ltd** —Sanwa Bldg., Kawara-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1933. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.). Pres. M. Kato; Mng.-Dir. S. Sakai; Dirs. S. Nose, etc. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kinka Rayon Co., Ltd** —Kawara-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1933. Cap. 15,000 (12,000 p.u.). Pres. M. Kato; Mng.-Dir. K. Fujioka; Dirs. S. Sakai, K. Nose, S. Takemura. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kishiwada Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —Kita-machi, Kishiwada, Osaka-fu. Est. Nov. 1892. Cap. 20,000 (12,313 p.u.); res. 15,745. Chairman of Board J. Terada; Pres. S. Yamada; Sr. Mng.-Dir. E. Terada; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. R. Oda, J. Seki; Dir. M. Terada. Factories: Kishiwada, Nomura, Haruki, Sakai, Tsu. Cable Address: "Kishibo". — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kokko Spinning Co., Ltd** —Saiwai-machi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki-ken. Est. Dec. 1912. Cap. 20,000 (9,035 p.u.). Pres. M. Hara. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kurashiki Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —497 Kurashiki, Kurashiki City, Okayama-ken. Est. July 1888. Cap. 35,000 (27,500 p.u.); res. 8,891. Pres. M. Ohara; Mng.-Dirs. R. Kanja, K. Hayashi; Dirs. S. Hara, M. Kobayashi, K. Kasaishi. Branch: Osaka. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kurashiki Kenshoku Co., Ltd. (Kurashiki Silk Weaving Co., Ltd.)** —47, Moto-machi, Kurashiki City, Okayama-ken. Est. 1926. Cap. 50,000 (30,000 p.u.); res. 7,223. Pres. M. Ohara; Vice-Pres. R. Kanja, Mng.-Dir. Y. Takahashi; Dirs. S. Hara, I. Fukushima, N. Yoshii, T. Kakihara, K. Mimura. Branches: Mitsubishi Shintaku Bldg., Osaka; Demma Bldg., Tokyo. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kureha Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —Azuchi-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. July 1929. Cap. 20,000 (p.u.); res. 4,707. Pres. C. Ito; Mng.-Dir. T. Inoue; Dirs. Y. Izumi, K. Toyoshima, R. Toyoda, S. Yamada, J. Matsuoka, I. Kojima, K. Kishimoto, T. Takahashi. — p. 1122 ([scan part 1, leaf 1179](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1179/mode/1up))

**Kyoritsu Muslin Co., Ltd** —Ichikawa City, Chiba-ken. Est. June 1927. Cap. 4,000 (p.u.); res. 721. Pres. S. Kawanishi; Mng.-Dir. K. Takano. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Kyoto Orimono Kaisha (Kyoto Silk Fabrics Manufacturing Co., Ltd.)** —Shimoadachi-machi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. Est. May 1887. Cap. 4,000 (3,200 p.u.); res. 1,973. Chairman S. Iida; Mng.-Dirs. J. Shishido, Y. Okano; Dirs. K. Tanaka, S. Naiki; Dir. & Engineer-in-chief K. Kobata. Silk fabrics manufacturing & finishing. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Mammo Keori Kabushiki Kaisha (Manchu-Mongol Wollen Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** —Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Dec. 1918. Cap. 10,000 (6,[?]25 p.u.); res. 428. Sr. Mng.-Dir. Y. Shiina; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Takeishi, K. Kashiwagi; Dirs. S. Nakatani, Ting Chien-hsiu, S. Kagawa. Branches: Totaku Bldg., Tokyo; Sumitomo Bldg., Nagoya. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Manshu Boseki (Manchuria Cotton Spinning) Co., Ltd** —Suehiro-cho, Liaoyang, Manchoukuo. Est. Mar. 1923. Cap. 5,000 (3,750 p.u.); res. 1,514. Pres. Y. Shikamura; Mng.-Dir. K. Karushima; Dirs. K. Aga, K. Kimura, E. Ito. Branch: c/o Fuji Gas Spinning Co., Ltd., 1 Honcho 2-chome, Nihonbashi, Tokyo. Cable Address: "Maho". — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Manshu Fukubo (Cotton Spinning) Co., Ltd** —Shusuishi, Kwantung Prov. Est. Apr. 1923. Cap. 3,000 (1,500 p.u.); res. 679. Mng.-Dir. T. Yashiro; Dirs. Y. Kitano, M. Hikosaka. Branch: Osaka. Factory: Shusuishi. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Manshu Sanshi Kabushiki Kaisha** —3 Fuji-machi, Port Arthur. Est. 1926. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.). Pres. T. Katakura; Dirs. K. Suzuki, G. Imai. Branch: 2, Kyobashi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Manshu Seima (Manchuria Hemp Mfg.) Co., Ltd** —1, Hiyoshi-cho, Dairen. Est. May, 1917. Cap. 5,000 (2,375 p.u.); res. 924. Mng.-Dir. T. Inouye; Dirs. T. Matsuno, Y. Hara, T. Kawaji, R. Nakamura, Y. Kamasawa. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Meisei Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd** —Mitsuyashin-machi, Higashiyodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. May 1912. Cap. 10,000 (7,250 p.u.). Pres. B. Hori. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Meisei Rayon Co., Ltd** —Mitsuyashin-machi, Higashi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. B. Hori. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Miyagawa Keori K. K** —Obata-cho, Watarai-gun, Mie-ken. Est. Nov. 1921. Cap. 5,000 (4,400 p.u.). Pres. T. Ito. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Naigai Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —96, Shimochoja-machi, Nishi-ku, Nagoya City. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 2,500 (1,750 p.u.). Pres. S. Toyama. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd** —41, Dojima-Kita-machi, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Sept. 1887. Cap. 33,000 (24,500 p.u.); res. 23,696. Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Sasaki; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. G. Okada, K. Yamaguchi. Factories: Osaka, Nishinomiya, Anjo, Shanghai, Tsingtao, Chinchou. Total Spindles 480,344; Looms 5,764. Mfrs. Cotton Yarn, Grey & Gassed, Cotton Piece Goods, Grey, Bleached, Dyed & Printed. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nichi-Man Ama Boshoku (Japan-Manchuria Flax Spinning & Weaving) Co., Ltd** —Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1934, Cap. 6,000 (3,900 p.u.); res. 174. Chairman of Board Y. Bannai; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Koba; Jr. Mng.-Dir. J. Kimura; Dirs. S. Nakagawa, Y. Segawa, T. Ichiji, K. Hasegawa, T. Urabe. Operation entrusted to Man-Nichi Ama Co., Ltd., 33, Daichoku-gai, Nanko, Harbin, Manchoukuo, (Chairman Wang Ching-shan; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Koba). — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Niigata Rayon Industry Co., Ltd** —Kami-Okawamae-dori, Niigata City. Est. Sept. 1934. Cap. 3,000 (2,100 p.u.). Pres. S. Nakano; Mng.-Dir. K. Uehara. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nikka Boshoku (Sino-Japanese Cotton Spinning & Weaving) Co., Ltd** —Shanghai, China. Est. July 1918. Cap. 11,000 (8,800 p.u.). Pres. T. Tanabe. Branch: Bingo-machi 3-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nippon Jinzo Yomo Co., Ltd** —Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1934. Cap. 10,000 (3,500 p.u.). Pres. T. Kanemitsu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. I. Aoki; Jr. Mng.-Dir. H. Takemura; Dirs. T. Inouye, K. Sudo, I. Suzuki, S. Mizoguchi. Factory: Oita City, Oita-ken. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nippon Keisen K. K** —Funagoshi-cho, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka-ken. Est. April 1900. Cap. 3,000 (2,100 p.u.); res. 787. Pres. Y. Washio; Mng.-Dir. T. Chujo; Dir. T. Yamada. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kenshoku (Silk Weaving) Co., Ltd** —Bingo-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1918. Cap. 4,500 (3,800 p.u.); res. 132. Pres. T. Matsumura; Mng.-Dirs. K. Okada, R. Taka; Dirs. T. Nakai, M. Fuji. Factories: Shimada, Niten, Fushimi, Nagahama, Kiryu. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nippon Keori Kaisha (The Japan Wollen Textile Co.) Ltd** —Nishide-machi, Kobe. Est. Dec. 1896. Cap. 50,000 (35,000 p.u.); res. 40,031. Chairman of Board Seibei Kawanishi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Seishi Kawanishi; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. K. Ogura, Y. Sakurai; Dirs. I. Tamura, S. Ozone, K. Hachiuma, H. Takarada. Branches: Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo; Awaji-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Factories: Kakogawa, Innami, Himeji, Gifu, Nagoya, Akashi. Cable Address: "Nihonkeori" Kobe. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nippon Rayon Co., Ltd** —Ujimachi, Kyoto-fu. Est. Mar. 1926. Cap. 30,000 (22,500 p.u.); res. 3,815. Pres. K. Kikuchi; Mng.-Dirs. B. Kikuchi, G. Miyano; Dirs. A. Matsumura, G. Kodera, T. Morita, K. Uno. Business Office: Azuchi-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nisshin Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** —Kameido, Tokyo. Business Office: Kakigara-cho 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1907. Cap. 27,000 (p.u.); res. 10,979. Pres. S. Miyajima; Mng.-Dir. Y. Washio; Dirs. S. Okada, B. Yamamoto, D. Nishimura, S. Suzuki. Branches: Nihonbashi, Nagoya, Osaka, Tsingtao. Factories: Kameido-machi (Tokyo), Nishiarai, Takaoka, Okazaki, Nagoya, Kyoto, Tsingtao, Toyama. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nisshin Rayon Co., Ltd** —20, Naniwa-machi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1933. Cap. 10,000 (6,000 p.u.). Pres. S. Miyajima; Dirs. K. Matsumoto, K. Asahina. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Nitto Boseki Co., Ltd** —Kohoriyama City, Fukushima-ken. Est. Apr. 1918. Cap. 29,600 (22,100 p.u.); res. 4,184. Pres. S. Katakura. Silk yarn, Staple fibre, etc. Merged Nagoya Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd. on Sept., 1937. — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Ogaki Woollen Fabrics Co., Ltd** —Ogaki City. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (750 p.u.); res. 142. Pres. K. Kunieda, — p. 1123 ([scan part 1, leaf 1180](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1180/mode/1up))

**Omi Hampu Co., Ltd** Yawata-machi, Gamo-gun, Shiga-ken. Est. Apr. 1897. Cap. 7,100 (p.u.); res. 2,786. Pres. G. Mori; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Mori; Jr. Mng.-Dir. R. Komori. Cotton Yarn & Cotton Canvas. Branch: Tokyo. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Osaka Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd** Nishi-shindachi, Sennan-gun, Osaka-fu. Est. Jan. 1921. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Pres. R. Terada. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Osaka Keori K. K** Nagara-Nakadori, Higashi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Apr. 1891. Cap. 3,500 (p.u.). Chairman of Board, E. Shibakawa; Mng.-Dir. C. Takao; Mgr. T. Nobueda. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Osaka Orimono (Weaving) Co., Ltd** Shichido Nishimachi, Sakai City, Osaka-fu. Est. Sept. 1906. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.). Pres. D. Yasukawa. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd** 185, Szechuen Road, Shanghai, China. Est. July 1920. Cap. Silver ¥12,000 (p.u.); res. Silver ¥7,100. Chairman & Rep. Dir. K. Kuroda; Rep.-Dir. Y. Noda; Dirs. K. Gonno, H. Togawa, Y. Maeda, T. Enjoji, T. Kageyama, K. Notomi. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Shinko Jinken (Rayon) K. K** Mitsubishi Shintaku Bldg., Imabashi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Aug. [?]. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. S. Kawasaki; Mng.-Dir. M. Kashu; Dirs. T. Ito, M. Fuji, S. Nakahara, T. Aoki, E. Tsuda; Dir. & Chief Engr. Y. Kami. Factories: Hiroshima-ken, Gifu City. Staple Fibre & its Yarn. Reference: Daiichi Bank, Sanwa Bank. Cable: "Jinkenshin" Osaka. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Shonaikawa Rayon Co., Ltd** Horikoshi-cho, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Dec. 1932. Cap. 6,000 (3,750 p.u.); res. 112. Pres. R. Toyoda; Mng.-Dir. K. Toyoda. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Showa Keito Boseki (Woollen Spinning) Co., Ltd** Shinyanagi-machi, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Est. June, 1928. Cap. 20,000 (10,000 p.u.); res. 3,052. Pres. S. Kawanishi; Mng.-Dir. S. Abe; Dirs. S. Kosone, I. Tamura, K. Miwa, J. Ito, K. Kanno, R. Kawanishi, Y. Sakurai. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Showa Rayon Co., Ltd** Ajinomoto Bldg., Takara-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1934. Cap. 21,248 (15,968 p.u.); res. 202. Pres. T. Takahashi; Mng.-Dir. T. Inoue; Dirs. T. Mori, H. Ito, Y. Yoshida, S. Iwasaki, T. Kasai, C. Ito, T. Ito, J. Matsuoka, S. Nozaki. Merged Kokko Rayon Co., Ltd., Mie Rayon Co., Ltd., Tateyama Rayon Co., Ltd. and Ryozan Rayon Co., Ltd. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Taisho Seima Kaisha (Taisho Hemp Mfg. Co.), Ltd** 1, Ginza Nishi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1920. Cap. [?] (p.u.). Pres. I. Suenaga. Fire Fighting Canvas, Hoses, Flax Yarns, Ramie Yarns, & Linen Goods. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Seima Co. Ltd. (Taiwan Jute Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** Toyohara-gun, Taichushu, Taiwan. Est. Dec. 1912. Cap. 1,400 (700 p.u.); res. 156. Pres. K. Rin; Dirs. S. Sakamoto, T. Matsuoka, T. Kawaji, K. Shimokobe; Dir. & Mgr. J. Mochida. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Taiyo Rayon Co., Ltd** Abeichi Bldg., Minamikyutaro-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1934. Cap. 25,000 (13,750 p.u.). Pres. K. Tamura; Dirs. M. Tazuke, T. Hiramatsu, K. Tsuneda, E. Takata, U. Nishioka, H. Aizawa. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Jinzo-Kenshi (Rayon) Kaisha, Ltd** Gosho Bldg., 25, Nakanoshima 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1918. Cap. 36,000 (32,250 p.u.); res. 9,768. Pres. S. Kumura; Mng.-Dirs. A. Nagata, I. Hata; Dirs. A. Okazaki, Y. Yoshioka, Y. Higashikawa, H. Mamuro. Branches: Tokyo, Fukui, Nagoya. Mills: Hiroshima, Iwakuni, Mihara, Marifu. Cable Address: "Tejihon" Osaka. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Keito Boseki K. K. (Teikoku Woollen Spinning Co., Ltd.)** Kofune-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. [?]. Cap. 5,000 (2,500 p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. S. Iwata; Mng.-Dirs. S. Iwata, K. Nakamoto; Dirs. K. Iwata, W. Shimazu, T. Iwata, A. Iwata, K. Eguchi. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Seima Kaisha, Ltd** Muro-machi, Tokyo. Est. 1907. Cap. 17,125 (10,675 p.u.); res. 3,534. Pres. Z. Yasuda; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kawaji, K. Shimokobe; Dirs. S. Ohashi, S. Tamaki, Y. Kamasawa, N. Mizobata. Branches: Osaka, Sapporo, Yokohama, Keijo, Tokyo. Factories: Osaka, Otsu, Kanuma, Sapporo, Akabane, Urawa. Cable: "Teima" Tokyo. (Flax Spinners & Linen Mfg.). — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Tenma Orimono (Weaving) Co., Ltd** 103, Kema-machi, Asahi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1887. Cap. 10,500 (p.u.); res. 3,897. Pres. K. Noda; Mng.-Dir. Y. Nakade, Y. Enami, R. Asada. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Toho Jinzo Sen-i Co., Ltd** Showa Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1934. Cap. 15,000 (11,250 p.u.). Pres. S. Atomiya; Mng.-Dirs. R. Oshima, T. Sasaoka, Y. Sasaki; Dirs. H. Akashi, C. Kadono, T. Mochida. Mfrs. of Staple Fibre. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Tokai Keito Boseki K. K. (Tokai Woollen Spinning Co., Ltd.)** Shiroyama, Kaizu-gun, Gifu-ken. Est. Mar. 1933. Cap. 10,000 (4,000 p.u.). Pres. T. Kojima; Mng.-Dir. I. Kojima. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Asaito Boseki Kabushiki Kaisha (Tokyo Ramie Spinning Co., Ltd.)** 2, Honcho 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Spinning Mill: Nmazu, Shizuoka-ken. Weaving Works: Muramatsu-machi, Niigata-ken; Shiozawa-machi, Niigata-ken; Nara, Nara-ken. Est. Dec. 1916. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. I. Ishizaki; Dirs. S. Hayashi, T. Ohashi, T. Ando, K. Anamizu, T. Nakajima, R. Watanabe, G. Shimma. Cable: "Wataasa" Tokyo. Ramie Yarn, Ramie Shoe Sewing Thread, Ramie Fish Net Thread, Ramie Cloth of all description. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Jinzo Kenshi (Rayon) Kaisha, Ltd** Komagata-cho, Asakusa-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1926. Cap. 15,000 (12,750 p.u.); res. 601. Pres. T. Machida; Sr. Mng.-Dir. T. Shimogo; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. T. Watanabe, K. Kojima; Dirs. S. Shibutani, M. Maekawa, T. Okawa, K. Konishi. Factory: Yoshihara-machi (Shizuoka-ken). — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Toyo Boshoku Kogyo K. K** Ginza 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1907. Cap. 15,000 (13,036 p.u.); res. 972. Mng.-Dir. J. Furusawa; Dirs. T. Kashi, S. Tanabe, F. Ota, T. Matsuzaka, Y. Nakamura. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya. Mills: Kameido, Shizuoka, Nerima, Miye. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Toyo Cotton Mills Co., Ltd** Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1914. Cap. 72,725 (p.u.); res. 79,668. Pres. O. Shoji; Mng.-Dirs. D. Ito, K. Oita, K. Seki; Dirs. T. Taniguchi, H. Nakayama, K. Tsuchiya, T. Sakukawa, S. Sawa, M. Kawaguchi. Branches: Nagoya, Tokyo, Keijo; Works: 41 mills. Cotton yarn piece goods, Silk & Nail yarn, Rayon yarn, Worsted yarn, Staple fibre yarn & cloth. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Toyo Keito (Woollen Spinning) Co., Ltd** [?], Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1929. Cap. 5,000 (2,600 p.u.); res. 323. Mng.-Dir. J. Furusawa; Dirs. S. Matsushita, K. Ueki, M. Takeuchi, Y. Nakamura. Branch: Ginza 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1124 ([scan part 1, leaf 1181](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1181/mode/1up))

**Toyo Keito Boseki (Woollen Spinning & Weaving) Co., Ltd** 42, Fushimi-cho 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1932. Cap. 10,000 (6,000 p.u.); res. 923. Pres. S. Kawasaki; Dirs. T. Itoh, M. Tazuke, K. Tamura, G. Takenaka, S. Takemura, H. Okada, T. Takatsu. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Toyo Keori Kogyo (Woollen Spinning & Weaving Industry) K. K** 9 Naka Nadahamadori 1-chome, Higashi Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1929. Cap. 8,000 (5,500 p.u.). Pres. S. Kawazaki; Dirs. T. Itoh, K. Takahashi, H. Okada T. Hiramatsu, M. Fujii, M. Ogami. Merged Shinko Keori K. K. on March, 1937. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Toyo Rayon Co., Ltd** Muromachi 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1925. Cap. 30,000 (25,000 p.u.); res. 7,170. Chairman of Board A. Karashima; Mng.-Dirs. J. Inoue, T. Ozawa; Dirs. R. Ishida, A. Sasada, K. Nakamura, U. Wakabayashi, S. Tashiro, U. Takagi, T. Saba. Factories: Ishiyama & Seta (Shiga-ken). — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Toyoda Boshoku Kaisha (Toyoda Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd.)** Yoneda-cho, Nishi-ku, Nagoya. Est. Jan. 1918. Cap. 15,600 (11,700 p.u.); res. 5,345. Pres. Risaburo Toyoda; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Kiichiro Toyoda; Jr. Mng.-Dir. T. Okamoto; Dirs. K. Gonno, J. Matsuoka, A. Nishikawa, T. Suzuki, T. Hayashi. Branches: Komeno-cho, Naka-ku, Nagoya; Kariya-cho, Hekkai-gun, Aichi-ken. Cable Address: "Risaburo" Nagoya. Mfrs. of all kinds of grey & bleached piece goods. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Toyoda Boshoku-sho (Toyoda Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd.)** Shanghai, China. Est. Oct. 1921. Cap. Tls. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.). Pres. R. Toyoda; Mng.-Dirs. A. Nishikawa, M. Ishiguro. Subsidiary of Toyoda Boshoku Kaisha, Ltd. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Wakayama Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd** 1, Minami-cho, Dembobashi, Wakayama City. Est. Feb. 1893. Cap. 10,400 (6,500 p.u.); res. 1,276. Pres. Y. Kawaguchi; Mng.-Dir. S. Minami; Dirs. K. Obori, H. Takahashi, etc.; Chief Engr. S. Horita. Cable: "Wabo." — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Yoshimi Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd** Yoshimi, Tajiri-mura, Sennan-gun, Osaka-fu. Est. Dec. 1913. Cap. 4,000 (3,500 p.u.); res. 845. Mng.-Dir. E. Toki; Dirs. I. Jono, K. Ebisuno, T. Taniguchi, C. Yamaguchi. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

### XXIII. Sugar (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Chuo Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd** Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1929. Cap. 2,820 (p.u.). Pres. M. Matsukata; Mng.-Dir. T. Hirose. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd** Showa Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1896. Cap. 61,970 (56,332 p.u.); res. 30,926. Pres. A. Fujiyama; Mng.-Dirs. T. Kanazawa, K. Fujiyama, K. Akiyama; Dirs. I. Tsukioka, S. Nagai, T. Uchiyama, S. Ebi. Branches: Nagoya, Osaka, Keijo; Mills: Taiwan, Chosen, Java, Daitojima. Cable: "Sugar" Tokyo. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Ensuiko Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd** Shineigai, Shinei-gun, Tainanshu, Taiwan. Business Office: 6, Tori 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1907. Cap. 60,000 (36,935 p.u.); res. 4,295. Pres. T. Maki; Mng.-Dirs. K. Okada, S. Kurota; Dirs. R. Uchigasaki, M. Oki, S. Yamagata, S. Hayakawa, M. Kusuda, T. Asano. Factories: Tokyo, Osaka, Shinei, Gannai, Keishu, Kotobuki, Yamato. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Hokkaido Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd** Higashi-Sanjo, Obihiro City, Hokkaido. Business Office: New Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. June 1919. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.); res. 593. Pres. M. Matsukata; Mng.-Dir. K. Sato; Dirs. T. Hirose, T. Kubokawa, T. Kikuchi, J. Maruyama. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Hokuman Seito Kabushiki Kaisha (The North Manchurian Sugar Industrial Co., Ltd.)** 125 Mostvaya Street, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.); res. 176. Pres. K. Kodzu; Mng.-Dir. L. Zikman; Dirs. M. M. Grossman, T. Kodzu, T. Sokito. Cable: "Sugar" Harbin. Factories: Ashiho, Hin Sui Line, Hinko, (Manchoukuo). Manufacture, purchase & sales of beet sugar & alcohol, fertilizer, etc. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Manshu Seito (Manchuria Sugar Refining) Co., Ltd** Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. May 1935. Cap. 10,000 ([?] p.u.). Pres. H. Akashi; Mng.-Dir. T. Takahashi; Dirs. T. Maki, K. Arishima, A. Fujiyama, S. Matsue, S. Atomiya, M. Saito, M. Ioriya, En Lin. Successors to the South Manchuria Sugar Mfg. Co. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Meiji Sugar Mfg. Co** Mato-gai, Sobun-gun, Tainanshu, Taiwan. Est. Dec. 1906. Cap. 58,000 (45,200 p.u.); res. 46,399. Pres. H. Soma; Vice-Pres. K. Arishima; Sr. Mng.-Dir. K. Fujino; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Yamada, S. Nakagawa; Dirs. T. Kubota, S. Sasaki, K. Ohikata, T. Inami, T. Taga, T. Imamura. Business Office: Kyobashi 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Kohatsu Kabushiki Kaisha (South Seas Development Co., Ltd.)** Saipan Island, South Seas. Tokyo Office: Totaku Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 40,000 (25,000 p.u.); res. 9,493. Pres. H. Matsue; Mng.-Dir. Y. Irobe; Dirs. T. Mizuno, C. Ishikawa, T. Fujita, Y. Fuse, K. Yanase, R. Matsuura, T. Kuribayashi; Auditors S. Watanabe, F. Motokura. Branches: Tenian, Rota, Palau, Ponape, Peliliu, Togobei, New Guinea. Agencies: Osaka, Shimonoseki. Development of South Seas resources and protection of immigrant farmers; Sugar, Alcohol, Starch, Phosphate, Fishery, Cotton, Damar, Copal, etc. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Okinawa Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd** Naha City, Okinawa-ken. Est. Feb. 1913. Cap. 7,500 (p.u.). Pres. K. Kato; Mng.-Dirs. K. Yasui, S. Hayano; Dirs. H. Akashi, K. Makiyama, K. Kozu. Branch: Kogin Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Showa Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd., The** Goketsusho, Rato-gun, Taihoku-shu, Taiwan. Est. Sept. 1927. Cap. 15,000 (11,250 p.u.); res. 1,964. Pres. H. Akashi; Mng.-Dir. H. Yamase; Dirs. S. Yamaguchi, S. Kato, I. Suzuki. Branch: Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo (Mgr. Y. Nakagaki.) Raw Sugar. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Taito Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd** Baran, Taitogai, Taito-cho, Taiwan. Est. Feb. 1913. Cap. 3,000 ([?] p.u.); res. [?]. Pres. S. Ishikawa; Mng.-Dir. K. Shigemori; Mgr. I. Kada. Branch: Nishi 2-chome, Ginza, Tokyo. — p. 1125 ([scan part 1, leaf 1182](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1182/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Seito K. K. (Formosa Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** Kirai, Heito, Takao-shu, Taiwan. Business Office: Yurakukan, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1900. Cap. [?] ([?] p.u.); res. 48,843. Pres. N. Takechi; Sr. Mng.-Dir. Baron T. Masuda; Jr. Mng.-Dir. S. Torii; Dirs. T. Asabuki, G. Tamai, D. Nakamura, T. Kakehi. Factories: Kyoshito, Kohekirin, Ako, Toko, Sharokan, Sankanten, Wanri, Horisha. Taihoku, Kibi, Koshun, Kobe, Kyushu. Cable: Taiwanseto". — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Sugar Mfg. Co., Ltd** Takasago-cho, Taichu, Taiwan. Business Office: Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1910. Cap. 27,000 (22,050 p.u.); res. 9,076. Pres. M. Matsukata; Mng.-Dir. T. Tawara; Dirs. Y. Obata, R. Oguri, S. Yamamoto. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Otaru. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

### XXIV. Warehousing—Storage (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Hsinking Warehouse & Transportation Co., Ltd** Nishishijodori, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1919. Cap. [?] (81 p.u.). Pres. K. Agawa. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd** Edobashi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1887. Cap. 20,000 (15,000 p.u.); res. 6,495. Mng.-Dir. S. Mitsuhashi; Dirs. N. Nagahara, K. Tanaka, J. Kawasaki, T. Akechi. Branches: Yokohama, Osaka, Kobe, Moji. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Nichi-Man Soko (Warehouse) Co., Ltd** S.M.R. Bldg., 2, Aoi-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1929. Cap. 15,000 (14,500 p.u.); res. 251. Pres. K. Ichikawa; Dirs. M. Yasuda, K. Sabara, T. Kawaguchi, H. Sato, N. Wada, K. Nakatomi. Branches: 37, Ogimachi, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa-ken; 1, Ume-cho 3-chome, Konohana-ku, Osaka. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Nippon Warehouse Co., Ltd** Nishigashidori, Tsukishima, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1967. Cap. 700 (420 p.u.). Pres. Y. Hayakawa. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Rinko Soko (Warehouse) Co., Ltd** 1, Kaigan-dori 3-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1919. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.); res. 237. Mng.-Dir. K. Tokuno; Dirs. H. Yasuda, E. Himeno, T. Yasuda. Formerly the Koa Kigyo Co., Ltd. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Shibusawa Warehouse Co., Ltd** 3, Kayaba-cho 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. July 1909. Cap. 5,000 (3,125 p.u.); res. 741. Chairman of Board T. Sugita; Mng.-Dir. Y. Hayashi. Branches: Yokohama, Osaka, Moji, Otaru. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Shimonoseki Warehouse Co., Ltd** Oaza Minato-machi, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi-ken. Est. June 1904. Cap. 600 (375 p.u.). Pres. H. Hayashi. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**South Manchuria Warehouse Co., Ltd** Yoshino-dori, Mukden. Est. Sept. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.); res. 141. Pres. K. Fujita; Mng.-Dir. T. Nando; Dir. Y. Kagemoto. Branch: Jonai (Mukden). — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Sugimura Warehouse Co., Ltd** Kitafukasaki, Minato-ku, Osaka. Est. Oct. 1919. Cap. 10,400 (9,100 p.u.); Pres. I. Iio; Mng.-Dir. K. Yamamoto; Dirs. S. Yatsushiro, E. Shimizu, B. Kikuchi, S. Nango. Branches: Utsubo, Tenma, Minami-Horie, Ajikawa, Kawaguchi, Kita-Horie, Shirinashikita, Shirinashinaka, Shirinashiminami. Warehouses: Semba, Umeda. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Warehouse Co., Ltd** 8, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1899. Cap. 15,000 (p.u.); res. 1,060. Chairman of Board of Directors M. Ogura; Mng.-Dir. T. Matsui; Dirs. K. Sumitomo, N. Yatsushiro, S. Furuta, I. Shigemoto. Offices in Osaka: Kawaguchi, Nakanoshima, Dotombori; Chikko (Wharf Office). Branches: Kobe, Tokyo. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Sanshi Soko (Raw Silk Warehouse) Co., Ltd** Kitanaka-dori 6-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. April 1926. Cap. 3,000 (750 p.u.); res. 945. Pres. G. Haga; Mng.-Dir. Y. Kimura; Dirs. T. Kagayma, G. Imai, T. Ono, K. Katsuyama, G. Shibusawa, Y. Oguchi, E. Yajima, T. Itoh, K. Hirano. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Warehouse & Transportation Co., Ltd** 40, Kamezumi-cho, Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. April 1907. Cap. 2,000 (p.u.). Chairman of Board S. Mori; Mng.-Dir. S. Nakano; Dir. K. Muro. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Toyo Warehouse Co., Ltd** Tennozaki-cho, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Est. Mar. 1926. Cap. 6,000 (3,300 p.u.). Pres. H. Isogai; Vice-Pres. K. Shiraishi; Mng.-Dir. S. Tsujioka; Dirs. S. Kamino, Z. Morimoto, S. Ikoma; Dir. & Mgr. K. Katoh. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Yokkaichi Soko Kaisha (Yokkaichi Warehouse Co., Ltd.)** 210, Kitanaya-cho, Yokkaichi. Est. June 1895. Cap. 2,250 (2,045 p.u.); res. 298. Pres. H. Kosuge; Mng.-Dir. T. Enami. Branches: Nagoya, Osaka, Kuwana. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Boeki Soko (Yokohama Trade Warehouse) Co., Ltd** Hiranuma-cho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. Est. Aug. 1896. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Pres. T. Tanabe. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Kyoritsu Warehouse Co., Ltd** Omote-Takashima-cho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. Est. Oct. 1921. Cap. 1,200 (870 p.u.). Chairman of Board of Dirs. Y. Hara; Rep.-Dir. C. Mizutani; Dirs. J. F. Helm, B. Uwamori, K. Morino. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Sambashi Soko (Yokohama Pier Warehouse) Co., Ltd** Namamugi, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama City. Est. Feb. 1920. Cap. 10,000 (3,500 p.u.). Mng.-Dirs. S. Tokuno, H. Maeda, H. Kato. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Warehouse Co., Ltd** Chiwaka-cho 1-chome, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. Est. May 1906. Cap. 3,800 (2,660 p.u.). Pres. G. Mochizuki; Mng.-Dir. T. Onishi; Dirs. K. Hara, K. Nezu, T. Isaka, K. Nakano. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

### XXV. Miscellaneous (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Ando Co., J** Main Office & Factory: 1, Yabacho-gonokiri, Naka-ku, Nagoya. Tokyo Office: 4, Ginza 5-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1880. Cap. 150. Pres. Jubei Ando; Vice-Pres. Yoshichika Ando. Cable: "Jando". Cloisonne. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Borneo Rubber Co., Ltd** Shigokan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1917. Cap. 5,000 (2,000 p.u.); res. 194. Mng.-Dir. K. Watanabe; Dirs. T. Kono, T. Yamaji, K. Noguchi, G. Masuda. Branch: Sumatra. Rubber Plantation. — p. 1126 ([scan part 1, leaf 1183](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1183/mode/1up))

**Bridgestone Tire Co., Ltd** Takachiho Bldg., Hibiya, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1931. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. S. Ishibashi; Vice-Pres. S. Ishibashi; Dirs. Z. Hayashi, S. Ohta, T. Nakamichi; Adviser T. Ishibashi. Factory & Export Dept.: Kurume, Fukuoka-ken. Branches: 48 Sonezaki-cho Kami 2-chome, Kitaku, Osaka; Fukuju Bldg., Ohtsumachi, Nagoya; 16 Kaga-machi, Dairen. Cable: "Bstire". Tokyo, and Kurume. "Bridgestone Tire" "Bridgestone Golf Ball" etc. Sister Co. of Nihon Gomu K. K. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Central China Development Co., Ltd** Daiichi Seimei Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1938. Cap. 100,000. Gov. K. Kodama; Vice-Gov. K. Hirazawa; Dirs. S. Sonoda, K. Kanai, K. Yutani. Invest in, or provide capital for various enterprises in Central China. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Chosen Kogyo (Industrial) Co., Ltd** Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1904. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.); res. 2,169. Chairman of Board S. Ohashi; Mng.-Dir. T. Shimahara; Dirs. K. Kamada, H. Odaka. Branches: Fusan, Moppo, etc. Agricultural Industry. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Chosen-Manchuria Development Co., Ltd** Keijo, Chosen. Est. 1936. Cap. 20,000 (10,000 p.u.). Pres. H. Futamiya; Dirs. T. Watanabe, T. Kimura, E. Tsutsumi, T. Okada. Holding company representing Manchuria-Chosen Development Co., Ltd. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Chujitsu Jitsugyo (The China-Japan Industrial Development) Co., Ltd** Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1913. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. Yuan Nai-kuan; Vice-Pres. R. Takagi; Dirs. Lu Chun, T. Kurachi, T. Yetoh, Yang Yu-hsien, T. Kato, Wei Feng-shan, S. Shimizu, Yen Tse-po. Branches: Peking, Shanghai, Tsinan. Investigating and designing various enterprises, as well as undertaking and acting as intermediary in the same. Cable: "Chujitz." — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Dai-Iti Hotel Co., Ltd., The** 32 Shimbashi 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1938. Cap. 300 (p.u.). Pres. R. Hiranuma; Mng.-Dir. Y. Hirano. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Dairen Ice Manufacturing Co., Ltd** Tokiwa-machi, Dairen. Est. Mar. 1917. Cap. 2,250 (1,275 p.u.); res. 666. Pres. S. Sato; Mng.-Dir. U. Kojima. Branches: Port Arthur, Tsingtao. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Dairen Kogyo (Industrial) Kaisha, Ltd** 2, Hashidate-machi, Dairen. Est. April 1918. Cap. 500 (p.u.); res. [?]. Mng.-Dir. G. Itoh; Dirs. D. Hirai, S. Sato, T. Takata, C. Shikano, E. Hosoumi. Mfrs. of Tent, Sun-screen, Shelter, Furnitures, etc. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Dairen Noji (Agriculture) C., Ltd** 7, Kodama-cho, Dairen, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr. 1929. Cap. 10,000 (5,000 p.u.). Mng.-Dir. T. Ogura. Real Estate, Agriculture, Forestry, etc. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**East Asia Industrial Co., Ltd., The** Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1909. Cap. 20,000 (13,200 p.u.); res. 2,030. Chairman of Board C. Kadono; Mng.-Dir. K. Uchida; Dirs. R. Shiraiwa, K. Onuki, B. Ito, M. Miyagawa, M. Ogura, Z. Inoue, M. Kamata. K. Kato, S. Hori. Branches: Shanghai, Hsinking. Cable: "Eastasian" Tokio. Investment for China & Manchoukuo. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Fuji Co., Ltd., The (Fuji Seicha Kabushiki Kaisha)** Kitaban-cho, Shizuoka City. Est. Nov. 1888. Cap. 300 (225 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. M. Ozaki; Dirs. G. Harazaki, K. Harazaki, M. Akino, K. Maruo. Branch: San Francisco. Cable: "Fuji." — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Fukusho Kwako Co., Ltd** Mantetsu Wharf, Dairen, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1926. Cap. [?] (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. U. Akiyama; Dirs. T. Miyai, J. Nishimura, H. Seki, Y. Tanaka. Branches: Yingkow, Port Arthur. Portage & Labor Contractors at Dairen Wharf. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Hattori & Co., Ltd., K** Ginza 4-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1881. Cap. 20,000 (18,000 p.u.); res. 5,280. Pres. G. Hattori; Dirs. S. Hattori, M. Shinohara, G. Kawata, T. Hattori. Branch: Bakuro-machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Works: Seikosha (Honjo, Tokyo). Watches, Clocks, Jewelries, Surveying Instruments, Silver Wares, Optical Goods, Cameras, Gramophones, etc. Cable: "Hattori" Tokyo. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Hirata Fishing Net Mfg. Co., The** Tomisuhara, Mie-ken. Est. 1868. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. S. Hirata. Cotton Yarns, Twines, Fishing Nets. Cable: "Hirata" Tomida, Ise. Branch: Nagoya. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Hotel New Grand, Ltd** Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. July 1926. Chairman of Board T. Isaka. Mng.-Dir. K. Doi. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Imperial Hotel, Ltd** Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1907. Cap. 4,000 (3,250 p.u.). Pres. K. Okura; Mng.-Dir. T. Inumaru; Dirs. I. Wakao, R. Asano, S. Takasugi, T. Watanabe, I. Kitani. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**International Promotion Bureau of Patents & Inventions** Shiseido Bldg., 3 Ginza 7-chome, Tokyo. Est. May 1933. Dirs. K. Okuyama (Patent Attorney), S. Sheba. Cable: "Sheba" Tokyo. Patents, Utility Models, Trade Marks, Designs, etc. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Ito Sangyo Gomei Kaisha** Chaya-machi, Nagoya City. Est. Mar. 1909. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. Jujiro Ito. Immovables & Securities. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Japan Tourist Bureau** Tokyo Station Bldg., Tokyo. Est. 1912. Mng.-Dir. J. Takaku; General Affairs Dept. Mgr. Y. Chiba; Publicity Mgr. T. Yamanaka; Travel Dept. Mgr. O. Watanabe; Domestic Travel Dept. Mgr. T. Otsubo; Accounts Dept. Mgr. M. Ujihashi. Clubs Dept. Mgr. K. Aoki. Branch Offices: Azuchi-machi, Osaka; Chosen Ry. Bldg., Keijo; 5, Sumiyoshi-cho, Mukden (Mgr. I. Kato); Railway Dept. of the Taiwan Government, Taihoku, and also at Sapporo, Sendai, Niigata, Hiroshima and Moji. Principal Local Offices: Tokyo, Yokohama, Miyanoshita, Nikko, Sapporo, Sendai, Nagoya, Kobe, Osaka, Kyoto, Okayama, Hiroshima, Shimonoseki, Nagasaki, Fukuoka, Kagoshima, Antung, Fusan, Mukden, Tsingtao, Harbin, Kirin, Tsitsihar, Tientsin, Peking, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, etc. Cable: "Tourist." — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Kaigai Kogyo K. K** 6 Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1917. Cap. 2,500 (1,875 p.u.). Pres. I. Atumi; Dirs. K. Hara, N. Otani, M. Oshima, C. Miyakoshi, T. Kubodera, S. Kinoshita. Colonization. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Kaijima Gomei Kaisha** Karato-machi, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi-ken. Cap. 20,000 (p.u.). Pres. Taichi Kaijima. Immovables & Securities. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Kaikon Engyo Co., Ltd** Kofuna-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1920. Cap. 7,500 (3,750 p.u.); res. 184. Pres. K. Ono; Dirs. S. Kubota, K. Tanji[illegible], B. Takakusa, N. Nakahara, Y. Tachibana. Salt Refinery. — p. 1127 ([scan part 1, leaf 1184](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1184/mode/1up))

**Kajima-gumi, Ltd** 3, Maki-cho 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Feb. 1928. Cap. 2,500 (p.u.). Pres. Seiichi Kajima; Vice-Pres. L. L. D. Morinosuke Kajima; Mng.-Dir. Shinkichi Kajima. Civil Engineers, Contractors & Builders. Branches: Osaka, Keijo, Mukden, Morioka, Hokkaido, Hiroshima, Hsinking, Harbin, Pinchuan, Tumen, etc. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Kakuichi Rubber Co., Ltd** 5, Uraenaka 2-chome, Nishi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1910. Cap. 1,000. Pres. K. Abe; Vice-Pres. H. Abe. Rubber Hoses, Tires, Sheets, Rollers, Belts, Bags, etc. Cable: "Tyrerubber" Osaka. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Kamakura Ham Tomioka Shokai Ltd** Kobukurodani, Ofuna-machi, Kamakura-gun, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Mar. 1930. Cap. 500. Pres. Shuzo Tomioka; Mng.-Dirs. Sadakichi Tomioka, C. Hotani; Dir. R. Ebizawa. Branch: Osaka. Mfrs. of "Kamakura Ham." — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Konoike Gomei Kaisha** Imabashi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. April 1921. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.). Pres. Zenemon Konoike. Securities & Immovables. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Malay Rubber Co., Ltd** Nisshin Seimei-kan, Ote-machi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1912. Cap. 4,700 (3,800 p.u.); res. 328. Chairman of Board G. Masuda; Pres. H. Murakami; Dirs. G. Ito, S. Nakata. Rubber Plantation. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manchou Tobacco Co., Ltd** 2101, Ringagai, Hsinking. Est. Dec. 1934. Cap. 12,000 (4,800 p.u.). Pres. T. Hasegawa; Mng.-Dirs. K. Itaya, Y. Hasegawa; Dirs. S. Kubota, J. Masuda, K. Furuta, S. Sakanashi. Branch Office: Marunouchi Bldg., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manchuria-Chosen Development Co., Ltd** Kangte Bldg., Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Sept. 1936. Cap. 15,000 (7,500 p.u.). Pres. H. Futamiya; Dirs. T. Watanabe, T. Kimura, E. Tsutsumi, T. Okada. Subsidiary Company of Chosen-Manchuria Development Co., Ltd. To assist Korean immigrants. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Industrial Development Corporation** Totaku Bldg., Daido Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Branch: Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1911. Cap. 450,000 (396,750 p.u.); res. 44,045. Pres. Y. Aikawa; Vice-Pres. Feng Hanching; Mng.-Dir. K. Yamada; Dirs. G. Asahara, S. Okumura, D. Kohomoto, N. Kohiyama, R. Shimada, S. Sera, S. Tanaka, Sun Ching-tao, M. Takenaka. Cable: "Maindec" Hsinking or Tokyo. Holding Company. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manchuria Telephone & Telegraph Co., Ltd** 601, Daido-Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Sept. 1933. Cap. 50,000 (26,250 p.u.); res. 6,495. Pres. J. Hirose; Vice-Pres. San To; Dirs. N. Maeda, I. Nishida, S. Nakada. Branch: Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manchurian Motors, Ltd** 4, Akizuki-cho, Dairen. Est. 1932. Cap. 1,000 (400 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. K. Takahashi; Dirs. Z. Nishida, H. Maruta. Dealers in Auto. parts. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manchurian Produce Market Co., Ltd** Aoba-cho, Mukden. Est. Sept. 1917. Cap. 400 (p.u.); res. 242. Pres. S. Katori; Dirs. M. Ioriya, K. Fujita, K. Mori. Fish, Vegetables, Meat, etc. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manshu Kigyo (Manchou Industrial) Co., Ltd** 317, Tsukimigaoka, Dairen. Est. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. J. Se[illegible]a; Dirs. T. Ka[illegible]uhiro, Y. Oda. Investm[illegible]nt. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manshu Menka K. K. (Manchuria Raw Cotton Co., Ltd.)** 40, Shimohagi-cho, Dairen. Est. Oct. 1926. Cap. 1,000 (350 p.u.). Pres. S. Kabayama; Mng.-Dir. M. Saito; Dirs. C. Kadono, T. Isaka, K. Yanaka, N. Yoshida. Cultivation of Raw Cotton. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manshu Menka Kohshi (Manchuria Cotton Trading Co.)** 8, Kamo-cho, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. April 1934. Cap. MY2,000 (500 p.u.). Pres. Sun Shuang-ting; Mng.-Dir. K. Yanaka. Works: Tashihchiao, Liaoyang, Tahushan, Chi-hsien. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Manshu Takushoku (Colonization) Kosha** Kotoku Bldg., Daido Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. Jan. 1936. Cap. MY50,000 (30,000 p.u.). Pres. T. Tsubokami; Dirs. T. Ikoma, K. Yasue, S. Hanai. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Masaki Yamato Pencil Co., Ltd** 620, Oi-Tachiai-machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. April 1925. Cap. 500 (p.u.). Pres. K. Kondo; Mng.-Dirs. S. Kazuhara (Chief Engineer), T. Ibuki (Mgr.); Dir. S. Kojima. Manufacturers of Pencils, Crayons, & other Stationeries. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Co., Ltd** Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1893. Cap. 12,000. Pres. K. Iwasaki; Vice-Pres. H. Iwasaki. Investment for Mining, Chemical, Shipbuilding, Securities, Transportation, etc. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Mitsui Gomei Kaisha** Muromachi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1909. Cap. 300,000. Pres. Baron Takakimi Mitsui. The central holding company in which the administration of all the Mitsui interests is concentrated. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Miyako Hotel** Awadaguchi, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto. Est. April 1915. Cap. 2,000 (1,900 p.u.). Chairman T. Ikematsu. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Mizuno Sporting Goods, Co., Ltd** 25, Okawa-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1923. Cap. 2,000 (1,600 p.u.). Pres. Rihachi Mizuno; Vice-Pres. Rizo Mizuno; Dirs. S. Takahashi. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, Kyoto, Nagoya. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Naigai Gomu Goshi Kaisha (Naigai Rubber Co.)** 1, Sugawara-dori 5-chome, Hayashida-ku, Kobe. Est. July 1913. Acting Partner Juzo Enami; Partners S. Takeuchi, Z. Kawanishi, T. Okazaki, U. Kitano, M. Yamada, M. Sasabe; Business Mgr. S. Toga. Branch: 2, Tsukiji 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Rubber Goods. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Nakayama Taiyodo** 40, Mizusaki-cho, Naniwa-ku, Osaka. Est. April 1903. Cap. 5,000 (p.u.). Pres. Taichi Nakayama. Cable: "Clubtoilet" Osaka. Branch: Maki-cho 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Factory: 40, Mizusaki-cho, Naniwa-ku, Osaka. Mfrs. of Toilet Preparations, Perfumes, Soaps, Medicines & Chemical Products. Sole Agents for "Platon" Stationery. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Nanbei Takushoku Kaisha (Cia. Nipponica de Plantacao do Brasil, S. A.), Ltd** Sumida-cho 2-chome, Mukojima-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1928. Cap. 10,000 (3,500 p.u.). Pres. H. Fukuhara; Dirs. K. Kozu, A. Hori, H. Nozaki, S. Nakamigawa, S. Chiba, Y. Arima, M. Iguchi. Branch: Caixa Postal No. 149, Belem, Para, Brasil. South America Colonization. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Nankoku Sangyo K. K** Yurakukan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1917. Cap. 3,500 (3,000 p.u.); res. 107. Mng.-Dir. D. Nakamura; Dirs. K. Arimura, H. Kidosaki, I. Ogura, S. Hasegawa. Branch: Batavia, Java. Rub[illegible]r, T[illegible]a, Kina, & Co[illegible]ee Plant[illegible]ion. — p. 1128 ([scan part 1, leaf 1185](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1185/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Coffee Co., Ltd** 21, Oimatsu-cho 1-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Cap. 500 (188 p.u.). Pres. T. Sumida; Dirs. W. Motoshige, T. Ikeda, E. Matsumoto, N. Yamagata, S. Izuishi, C. Ikeda; Aud. E. Kishida, Adviser H. Matsue. Branch: Saipan Island, South Seas (Mgr. C. Ikeda). — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Gomu K. K. (Nanyo Rubber Co., Ltd.)** Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. March 1911. Cap. 5,000 (2,750 p.u.); res. 430. Pres. G. Fujita; Mng.-Dir. Y. Gotoh; Dirs. S. Hayashi, S. Matsuzaki. Rubber Plantation. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Gomu Takushoku Kaisha, Ltd. (Nanyo Rubber Plantation Co., Ltd.)** 36, Dojima Kita-machi, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. June 1916. Cap. 2,000 (1,040 p.u.); res. 91. Pres. Y. Ueda; Mng.-Dir. K. Okumura; Dirs. T. Hamazaki, Y. Torii. Rubber Eastate: Langsat Rubber Estate. Post Office: Masai, Johore; Baharu, Johore. Cable: "Susugomu" Osaka. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Takushoku Kaisha, Ltd. (South Seas Colonization Co., Ltd.)** Korror Island, South Seas Islands. Branch: Kogin Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1936. Cap. 20,000 (15,273 p.u.). Pres. R. Fukao; Dirs. H. Kitaoka, B. Shimoda, Y. Sugita, T. Tanaka; Auds. S. Wada, H. Hayashi. Agriculture, Fisheries, Mining & Shipping which are necessary for colonization. Established in accordance with the special law. Of the amount of capital, ¥10,546 is put by the Government in the shape of the right of mining phosphatic ores in Anguar & other islands and the property connected therewith. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nettai Sangyo (Tropical Produce) K. K** Mitsui Sango Kan, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. May 1919. Cap. 6,500 (5,525 p.u.); res. 403. Pres. S. Kaku; Dirs. K. Shimada, S. Imamura, S. Yamaguchi, K. Hara, M. Namba, S. Tsukui. Rubber Plantations: Malay & Sumatra. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**New Osaka Hotel** Nakanoshima 3-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1932. Cap. 3,000 (1,500 p.u.). Chairman of Board M. Ogura; Mng.-Dir. K. Kaga; Dirs. K. Inabata, K. Okura, T. Nomura, K. Hori. Cable: "Neoho" Osaka. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nihon Seimo K. K. (Formerly Saibi Moji Ami K. K.)** 41, Kita-Kyutaro-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Tokyo Office: Tsukiji Bldg., Tsukiji, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1919. Cap. 3,000. Pres. T. Kobayashi; Dirs. S. Kitaku, T. Mizukawa; Mgr. S. Namba. Mosquito-net, Knotless-net, Fishing-net, etc. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nippon Industrial Rubber Co., Ltd** Nissan Bldg., 2, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1934. Cap. 10,000 (p.u.); res. 578. Chairman of Board Y. Aikawa; Pres. K. Shimokobe; Mng.-Dirs. S. Tanaka, T. Okabe; Dir. K. Maeda. Amalgamation of Yamato Rubber Co., Johore Rubber Co., etc. Rubber Plantation. Cable: "Sangyogomu" Tokyo. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kokusan Kogyo k. K** 146, Sankyori, Heijo, Chosen. Est. May, 1930 Cap. 7,600 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. Y. Nakatani; Dirs. K. Kagami, I. Hattori, John Gadsby. Mfrs. of Industrial & Edible Corn Starch, Corn Sugar, Glucose, Mazola Oil, Feed, etc. Sole Agents: Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Tokyo. Cable: "Cornstarch." — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nippon Rubber Co., Ltd** Kurume, Fukuoka-ken. Est. 1918. Cap. [?]. Pres. Shujir[illegible] Ishibashi; Vice-Pres. Shinkichi Ishibashi; Dirs. J. Hayashi, Y. Hirakawa, U. Asakura, S. Miyagawa. Cable: "Nippongomu" Kurume. All kinds of Canvas Rubber Shoes, Tabi Shoes, etc. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nippon Salvage Co., Ltd., The** Tokio Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1934. Cap. 1,500. Chairman of Board of Dirs. T. Kitakawa; Dirs. G. Iinuma, S. Kameyama, K. Kurata, K. Koyama, etc. Merger of Tokio & Teikoku Salvage Companies. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Nomura Gomei Kaisha** 21, Bingomachi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Mar. 1922. Cap. 20,000. Acting Partners Tokushichi Nomura, Motogoro Nomura; Partner Keijo Komura. Immovables & Movables. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**North China, Development Co., Ltd** Daiichi Seimei Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1938. Cap. 350,000. Gov. S. Otani; Vice-Gov. T. Yamanishi, T. Komuchi; Dirs. T. Okubo, H. Yoshida, S. Moriguchi, K. Mikumo, K. Bekkuya. Invest in, or provide capital for, major systems of transportation & port works; major communications; power generation and current distribution; major mining enterprises; salt manufacture and industries based on salt; other lines in which coordinated for the promotion of an economic development in North China. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Okawa Gomei Kaisha** 2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1920. Cap. 13,000 (p.u.). Immovables & Securities. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Okura-kumi, Gomei Kaisha (Okura Partners)** 2, Ginza 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1898. Cap. 50,000. Pres. K. S. Okura; Vice-Pres. C. Kadono. Investment for Securities, Immovables. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Oriental Hotel Ltd., The** 6 Kaigandori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. 1926. Cap. 600. Mng.-Dir. S. Nakase; Mgr. S. Kano. Cable: "Oriental" Kobe. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Osaka Hotel** Imabashi 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Dec. 1912. Cap. 3,000 (1,600 p.u.). Pres. D. Chiba; Dirs. Y. Tomita, I. Mizukami, K. Kawakami. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Rittai Shashin-zo Kaisha (Sculptograph Company, Ltd.)** Shiseido Bldg., Giza-7-chome, Tokyo. Est. May 1933. Pres. S. Fukuhara; Mng.-Dir. I. Morioka; Dirs. K. Okuyama, S. Sakai, J. R. Geary, T. Nakada. Cubic Photo-Photographing. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Ryoto Hotel, Ltd** Oyamadori, Dairen. Est. Sept. 1930. Cap. 1,000 (900 p.u.). Dirs. K. Usami, J. Yamaguchi, etc. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Sakuma Industrial Co., Ltd** Kiku-Masamune Bldg., 1, Ginza Nishi [?]-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. June 1931. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. E. Sakuma; Dirs. R. P. Alexander, Y. Hayami, J. Gadsby, M. Shigaki, T. Kobori. Sales Office: 2, Ginza Nishi 5-chome, Tokyo. Works: Senju & Ayase. Branches and sub-offices: 10, Koraibashi 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; 13, Kanko-dori, Keijo; Dairen Shijo Bldg., Hagoromo-cho, Dairen; c/o Nakajima Kiko, 3 of 25, Akiyama-gai, Japanese Concession, Tientsin. Mfrs. of Roofing Materials. Cable: 'Espab" Tokyo. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Sanwa Denki Doboku Koji Kaisha, Ltd. (Formerly Kawakita Denki Doboku Kigyo Kaisha)** Kyobashimaenocho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Pres. H. Kazama; Mng.-Dir. K. Tsukada. Branches: Tokyo, Fukuoka, Dairen, Hsinking, Mukden. Electric & Civil Engineering Work. — p. 1129 ([scan part 1, leaf 1186](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1186/mode/1up))

**Shochiku Kabushiki Kaisha** Shintomi-cho 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1920. Cap. [?] (p.u.); res. 827. Pres. T. Ohtani; Vice-Pres. S. Shirai; Sr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Kido, I. Inoue, T. Machida; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. S. Inoue, R. Mishima, H. Ohtani; Dirs. Y. Endo, T. Takahashi, G. Okubo, S. Tanaka, S. Oka, K. Hata, S. Hosotani, S. Menta. Studio: Ohfuna and Kyoto Cinema & Theatre. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Showa Rubber Co., Ltd** Meiji Seika Bldg., Kyobashi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Sept. 1937. Cap. 10,000 (5,953 p.u.). Chairman of Board H. Soma; Pres. T. Hoketsu; Vice-Pres. K. Arishima; Mng.-Dirs. S. Matsumoto, M. Sakurada, Y. Iwata; Dirs. M. Inoue, Y. Morimura, K. Yoshihara. Merger of Nan-a Koshi, Sumatra Kogyo, Tokyo Gomu Kogyo, & Meiji Gomu Kogyo. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Sumatra Takushoku K. K** Nippon Kogyo Club, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1918. Cap. 8,000 (3,500 p.u.); res. 463. Pres. T. Yamaji; Mng.-Dir. M. Mazaki; Dirs. Y. Tokaji, T. Hayakawa, J. Yamaji. Rubber Plantation, Whale fishing and mining. Cable: "Sumatra Taku." — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Sumitomo Honsha, Ltd** 22 Kitahama 5-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Feb. 1921. Cap. 150,000. Pres. K. Sumitomo; Rep.-Dirs. M. Ogura, N. Yatsushiro, J. Matsumoto, Y. Imamura, S. Furuta, N. Yamamoto, S. Koh. Investment for Mining, Agriculture, Forestry, Industry, Warehousing, Transportation. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tahsing & Co., Ltd** Daido-Taigai, Hsinking, Manchoukuo. Est. July 1933. Cap. MY6,000 (p.u.); res. 1,377. Pres. Liu Shih-chung; Mng.-Dir. S. Takemoto. Pawnbroker, Brewery, etc. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tairen Seiryo (Provision) Co., Ltd** 1, Miharu-cho, Dairen. Est. Nov. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.); res. 24. Pres. E. Nakamura; Mng.-Dir. R. Ueda; Dirs. S. Nakamura, K. Inaoka, K. Oshima. Bean-mash Brewing and rice. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Taiwan Development Co., Ltd** 1 Sakae-machi 3-chome, Taihoku, Taiwan. Branch: 8, Marunouchi Nakadori 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1936. Cap. 30,000 (18,750 p.u.). Pres. K. Kato; Vice-Pres. T. Hisamune; Mng.-Dirs. S. Takayama, S. Kusaka, I. Onishi; Dirs. T. Isaka, K. Matsuki, K. Hara, H. Akashi; Standing Aud. K. Horai; Aud. F. Fujiyama. Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry & Acquisition, management or disposal of land which may be necessary for colonization. Established in accordance with the special law. A half of capital is put by the Government in the shape of property, or land. Cable: "Taitaku." Taihoku. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tangkangtzu Hot Spring Co., Ltd** Keishigo, Tangkangtsu, Manchoukuo. Est. Mar. 1919. Cap. 1,000 (250 p.u.). Rep.-Dir. M. Kuri; Dirs. Y. Mita; M. Ueki; H. Umehara. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Seibo K. K. (Teikoku Hat Mfg. Co., Ltd.)** Sunayama-cho, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka-ken. Est. July 1896. Cap. 1,000 (750 p.u.); res. 740. Pres. N. Suzuki; Mng.-Dir. S. Suzuki. Fur & Wool Felt Hats, Hat Bodies, etc. Cable: "Teikokuseibo" Hamamatsu. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**To-a Tobacco Co., Ltd** Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Nov. 1906. Cap. 11,500 (p.u.); res. 3,854. Pres. T. Kanemitsu; Sr. Mng.-Dir. H. Kanemitsu; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. H. Matsuo, K. Iwanami, T. Kawamura; Dirs. T. Inoue, Y. Kanemitsu, — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tohoku Kogyo K. K** 28, Kotodai-dori, Sendai. Est. Oct. 1936. Cap. 30,000 (15,000 p.u.). Gov. S. Yokoyama; Vice-Gov. T. Kanamori; Dirs. I. Tasaka, Y. Shiino, S. Fujisawa, R. Yamanaka, M. Sugiyama. Branch: Jinju Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Boshi (Hat) Co., Ltd** 4, Hirakawabashi 5-chome, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. Est. Dec. 1892. Cap. 900 (713 p.u.). Chairman of Board T. Masuda; Mng.-Dirs. N. Imamura, T. Watanabe, R. Kubota. Mfrs. of Felt Hat. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Patent & Trade Mark Agency Bureau** Naka Nigokan 6 Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1908. Superintendent Tatsujiro Uchimura; Dir. Jitsuo Fujita, R. P. A., Barrister; Members T. Sonokawa, R. P. A., K. Sukuiki, R. P. A., T. Ouchi, R. P. A., S. Baba, R. P. A., Barrister, S. Aikawa, R. P. A., D. S., K. Inomata, R. P. A., D. L., T. Iida, R. P. A., S. Miura, R. P. A. Cable: "Uchitatsu", Tokyo. Chartered Patent Agents, Consulting Engineerers and Lawyers. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Takarazuka Gekijo Co., Ltd** 12 Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Aug. 1932. Cap. 6,920 (p.u.); res. 395. Pres. J. Yoshioka; Mng.-Dir. T. Hata. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Tosho Jitsugyo (Industry) Co., Ltd** 31, Naniwa-dori, Mukden. Est. May 1918. Cap. 5,000 (2,000 p.u.); res. 162. Sr. Mng.-Dir. S. Kagawa; Jr. Mng.-Dirs. M. Akiyama, M. Kanaya, T. Nishihiro; Dir. & Mgr. S. Omori. Branch: Hsinking. Financing & Warehousing. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Toyo Takushoku Kabushiki Kaisha (Oriental Development Co., Ltd.)** Totaku Bldg., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo, Mar. 1908. Cap. 50,000 ([?] p.u.); res. 7,124. Pres. Y. Yasukawa; Vice-Pres. R. Ikebe; Dirs. T. Kubodera, B. Sakata, M. Oshima, T. Saito, H. Kamiuchi. Branches: Keijo, Fusan, Taikyu, Riri, Moppo, Taiden, Genzan, Shariin, Heijo, Chientao, Mukden, Harbin, Dairen, Hsinking, Tsingtao, Tientsin, Peking. Agencies: Shanghai, etc. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Yamamoto's Patent Attorney Office, S** 28, Naniwadori, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Oct. 1934. Shigeru Yamamoto. Cable: "Yamapat." Branches: Mukden, Hsinking, Antung, Harbin. Agent of application for patent and trade-mark. Business to protect the ownership of industry. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Yamashita Co., Ltd** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Apr. 1938. Cap. 20,000. Pres. K. Yamashita. Investment for Securities, Immovables. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Yasuda Hozensha, Gomei Kaisha** Otemachi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1912. Cap. 30,000. Pres. H. Yasuda; Mng.-Dir. K. Mori. Investment for Securities, Immovables. Branch: Kofuna-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Yingkow Water-Supply & Transport Co., Ltd** 12, Suitelmongai, Yingkow, Manchoukuo. Est. Nov. 1906. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.); res. 1,598. Pres. S. Shimizu; Dirs. K. Seki, S. Kunori, I. Ono, etc. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd** 17, Heian-cho 2-chome, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama. Est. Oct. 1917. Cap. 3,800 (p.u.); res. 703. Pres. S. Nakagawa; Dirs. K. Hagiwara, T. Komura, S. Obara, T. Hasegawa. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Sendai, Formosa, Hiroshima, Dairen. Cable: "Yokoruko" Yokohama. Mfrs. of Automobile Tyres, Tubes & other mechanical rubber products. — p. 1130 ([scan part 1, leaf 1187](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1187/mode/1up))

### XXVI. Foreign Firms (Capital & Reserve Funds in ¥1,000)

**Aall & Co., Ltd** Mitsubishi 21st Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo (Mng.-Dir. Cato N. B. Aall; Mgr. M. Henningsmoen, 29, Harima-machi, Kobe, (Mgr. Th. Monsen); Shima Bldg., 10 Koraibashi 4-chome, Osaka (Mng.-Dr. Johan Brandt, Mgrs. Thos. Seeberg, A. Tanaka). Est. 1904. Cap. 150 (p.u.). Import & Export; Shipping & Insurance Agents; Ship Brokers. Cable: "Aall." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Adet, Moss & Co** 43, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama (Charles H. Moss); 8, Kaigandori, Kobe (C. H. Moss). Est. 1887. Cap. 100. Import & Export. Cable "Mossycamp." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Agfa Gomei Kaisha** 10, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo (H. Loy, H. D. Seeger, B. H. Voigt); 17, Kitahama 3-chome, Osaka (E. Gustke). Import of Photo, Cine: Apparatus and Perfumery Supplies. Cable: "Agfoto." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei Kaisha)** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Managing Partner H. Bosch; sign per pro Fr. Schneider, H. Schreiner. Kobe Office: Meikai Bldg., Akashi-machi, Kobe; Yokohama Office: 51, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Agencies: Synthetic Fertilizers of I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.; Norddeutscher Lloyd, Passenger and Freight Line. Consulting Engineers Office of the I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G. Ludwigshafen/Rhein. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Allion Co., C** 98 Isobedori 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. 1932. Cap. 50; res. 70. Prop. C. Allion. Import & Export. Cables: "Ailion" Kobe. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H** 6 Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1878. Head Office & Works: Bedford, England. Steam Turbines & Engines, Condensing & Feed Heating Plant, Centrifugal & Turbine Pumps, Diesel Engines (marine, land, locomotive), C. C. Dynamos, Motors. Switch-boards. Marine auxiliaries. Cable: "Manifesto." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**American Mail Line; Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc** 7 Kaigandori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. (Gen. Agent: E. L. Matteson; Chief Clerk: C. H. Blaxill; Passenger Agent: J. M. Conway); 50 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama (Gen. Agent: C. Babrielson; Chief Clerk: N. Carlson; Passenger Agent: J. W. Clague.) Cable: "Dollar." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**American Trading Company of Japan, Ltd** 99 Yedomachi, Kobe. (Pres. & Gen.-Mgr. William Hirzel; Treasurer O. C. Seyfarth; Mgr. H. Hall); 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo (Mgr. D. M. Forsyth); 63, Bakuro-machi, Osaka. 255, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Yamato Bldg., 3, Sumiyoshi-cho, Mukden (Mgr. S. Ouchi). Cable: "Amtraco" Kobe. Importers of Mining Machinery, Chemicals, etc. Exporters of Textiles & Sundries. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Anderson, Clayton & Co's Agency** 506, Gosho Bldg., Nakanoshima 2-chome, Osaka. Agent Paul J. Fichter. Raw Cotton. Cable: "Fichter." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Andrews & George Company, Inc** 5 Shiba Park, Tokyo. Est. 1894. Cap. 1,000. Branches: Sapporo, Nagoya, Osaka, Dairen, Hoten, Keijo, Taihoku, New York. Cable: "Yadzu" Tokyo. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Anglo Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ltd** Head Office: [?] Lime St., London, E.C. 3. Chief Office for Orient: 28, Konnaya St., Taoli, Harbin. Est. [?]. Mng.-Dirs. W. E. Miskin, J. Van Gelder, London; Mng.-Dirs. Sh. Kabalkin, Raymond R. Kabalkin, Harbin. Exporters of Soya Beans and other Manchurian produce. Mfrs. of Soya Bean Meal, Oil, and Refined (Salud) Oil. Cable: "Soya." Branches: Dairen, Kobe, Seattle, Shanghai. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Antaki & Son, G. K., E** Japan-Austria Bldg., 2, Kaigandori, Kobe. Est. 1907. Sr. Partner E. Antaki; Mng.-Partner S. Antaki; Dept. Mgrs. P. Domballe, J. Cotte. Tokyo Office: 2, Kyobashi 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo (Mgr. E. C. Kopp). Importers & Exporters. Cables: "Antaki" Kobe, "Towers" Tokyo. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Anz & Co., O. H** 212, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. (P. Pansing). Head Office: Chefoo, China (W. Busse, C. W. Schmidt). Branch: Weihaiwei. Cable: "Nordlloyd" & "Anz." Shipping Insurance, Export, Import. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Apcar & Co., A. M** 164, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. (Mng.-Dir. M. Apcar). Agents for Aerial Works, Ltd., Birmingham; Day, Son & Hewitt, London, etc. Cable: "Apcar." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Aruba Bank** Aruba, Dutch West Indies. Est. July 1936. Cap. Fl. 2,000 (500 p.u.). Dirs. J. A. Correa, I. H. Capriles, John G. Eman (Mg.); J. E. Yrausquin (Sub.-Mg.). Cable: "Arubabank" Aruba. Codes: Peterson's, Bentley's, A.B.C. 5th Ed. & Impr. Correspondents: London, New York, Amsterdam, Paris, Hamburg. Banking Business. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd** Sankyo Bldg., Muro-machi, Tokyo. (Dir. M. Shiohara; Dir. & Mgr. I. Taguchi: Auditor Y. Murota). Cable: "Asalumin" Tokyo. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Asia Trading Co., Ltd** 154, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Branches: Mukden, Hsinking. Est. July 1935. Mng.-Dir. W. A. Morgan; Dirs. T. Nakaya, T. Chiba, E. W. Frazar. Cable: "Frasia." Dodge Brothers Passenger Cars & Trucks, General Importers, Shipping, Forwarding and Insurance. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Asiatic Lumber Co., G. K** 32, Sakaimachi, Otaru. Est 1932. Cap. 100. Rep. Partner J. Kinna; Mgr. G. Kinna. Export of Japanese Oak Logs and Oak Lumber. Cable: "Asico." — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Askania Kabushiki Kaisha** Gofukubashi Sanwa Bldg., Gofukubashi, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Cap. 100. Mgr. Walter Peltason. Optical & fine mechanical instruments. Cable: "Askania" Tokyo. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Associated Press of America** 1, Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Tokyo. Chief of Bureau: Relman Morin. Cable: "Associated" Tokyo. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Automatic Telephone Ltd. of Japan** 508, Totaku Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Pres. Harry S. Janes; Mng.-Dir. M. Kamiya. Cable: "Strowger" Tokyo. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Automotive Export Co** P. O. Box 513, Central, Tokyo. Pres. A. W. Haupt; Vice-Pres. Wilfred Madsen. Cable: "Autexco." Auto Replacement & Accessories. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Bagnall & Co., Ltd. (Successors to Bagnall & Hilles Co., Ltd.)** 3, Kyobashi-Mayeno-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. Jan. 1925. Cap. 250; res. 5. Pres. H. Kazama. Branch: Osaka. Exporters, Importers, Manufacturers & Commission Merchants in Electrical, Mechanical & Civil Machineries Apparatus. — p. 1131 ([scan part 1, leaf 1188](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1188/mode/1up))

**Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur** Tokyo Office: 6, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Osaka Office: Nippon Kaijo Bldg., Yedobori Kami-dori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Shanghai Office: 34, Museum Road, Shanghai. Head Office & Works: "Capital Steel Work," Sheffield, England. Mng.-Dir. Rt. Hon. Lord Riverdale K. B. E. Mgr. for Japan J. Storer: Mgr. for China L. Wright. Est. 1864. Mfrs. of High Speed Steels, Crucible Cast Steels, Special Alloy Steels, etc. Cables: "Arbour" (for Sheffield, Tokyo & Osaka) "Dannemora" (for Shanghai). — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bamag-Meguin, A. G** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1872. Manager, Albert Kestner. Engrg. Office for Chemical Plants, Gas Works, Transporting Plants, Water Works, Nitric Acid Plants, Hydrogen Plants, Electrolysers, Electric Hoists, etc. Cable: "Meguin" Tokyo. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bank of China** Home Office: Shanghai, China. Est. 1905. Cap. 25,000 Shanghai Tayang (24,711 p.u.); res. 2,830. Branches in Manchoukuo: Hsinking, Mukden, Dairen, Yingkow, Antung, Harbin, Kirin, etc. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bank of Communications** Home Office: Shanghai, China. Est. 1907. Cap. 10,000 Shanghai Tayang (8,715 p.u.); res. 2,239. Branches in Manchoukuo: Hsinking, Mukden, Harbin, Dairen, Yingkow, etc. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Banque Franco-Asiatique** Home Office: Paris, France. Est. 1929. Cap. Frs. 25,000 (p.u.); res. 1,513. Manchoukuo Branches: Harbin, Mukden. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Banque Franco-Japonaise** 1, Gofukubashi 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1912. Cap. Frs. 25,000 (Frs. 6,250 p.u.). Sub.-Gov. I. Horai; Dirs. K. Kawakami, J. Tanaka, H. Kashiwagi; Mng.-Dir. E. Yamamura; Sub.-Mgr. Robert Rouas. Head Office: 33, Rue Cambon, Paris. Kobe Branch: Kogin Bldg., 26, Nishimachi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Cable: "Franip" Tokyo. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Barth, J** Takiyama Bldg., Ginza Nishi 6-chome, Tokyo. Importers Plate Glass, Metal Alloys etc. Cable: "Mercator" Tokyo. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**"Bayer" Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha** Sumitomo Bldg., 11, Sakae-machi 1-chome, Kobe. P. O. Box 107. Branch Offices: Tokyo, Fukuoka, Nagoya, Sapporo & Taihoku. Agents of Bayer I. G. Farbenindustrie Leverkusen a/Rh. Cable 'Pharma" Kobe. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bayrhammer & Co** 85, Kii-machi Dairen. Est. 1931. Cap. 30. W. Bayrhammer, I. Ubukata. Cable: "Bayrhammer." Branches: Osaka, Mukden. Import & Export of Cotton, Woollen, Rayon Linen Textiles & Yarns. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Beck Shokai, Walter** Shunyodo Bldg., Tori 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. [?]. Prop. Walter Beck. Branch: [?], Honmura-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. Chemical, Technical Laboratory for Commerce & Industry; Chemical, Pharmaceutical & Technical Adviser; Export of Japanese Products; Import of Machineries for Mineral and Vegetable-Oils, Fats, Chemical, Food-stuff, High-pressure Gas-tanks & Equipments, etc. Cable: "Beck" Tokyo. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Becker & Co** Oye Bldg., Kinugasa-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. [?]. Partner A. Liessfeldt. Branch Office: 5 of 12, Naka-dori, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Partner H. B. Wetzel. Manchoukuo: Becker & Co., Hoten, Miyako Bldg., 28, Naniwa-dori, Mukden; Rep. A. Heise. Berlin, Germany; K. A. Buesing. Machinery for Aeroplane, Motor-car, Ry.-Mfg.; for Arsenals, Steel-R[illegible]lling Mills and other Industries; Buessing-NAG Diesel-Trucks, Bank-Note Printing Presses, etc. Cable: "Becker." — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Beerbrayer, J** 13/17, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. 1920. Principal J. Beerbrayer. General Commission, Shipping & Forwarding. Cable: " Beerbrayer." Agents for: Far East Superintendence Co. Ltd. (Kobe); South British Insurance Co., Ltd.; Acme Code Co. of New York. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bergmann & Co** 105, Hachiman-dori 3-chome, Kobe. Est. 1904. Cap. 200; res. 100. Partner: G. Pflueger, H. Wohlers, H. Meyn, G. Akino. Export & Import. Cable: "Bergmann." — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Berrick & Co., Ltd** 199 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Dirs. B. R. Berrick, M. Mendelson. Cable: "Berrick", Yokohama. Importers & Exporters. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Botelho & Co., A. G** French Bank Bldg., Hongkong. Est. 1933. Cap. Hk$100; res. Hk$100. A. G. Botelho; Mrs. P. V. Botelho, Jr.; P. P. Botelho. Cable: "Botag" Hongkong. Importers & Exporters, Shipping Agents. Wood Oil, Teaseed Oil, Aniseed Oil, Cassia Oil, Lard, Rice, Firecrackers, and all China Produce. Soya Bean Oil, Perilla Oil, Peanut Oil, Cake & Meal Insulation Corkboard and Frozen Produce. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation** Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Head Office: Bethlehem, Pa., U. S. A. Mgr. Far Eastern Sales F. M. Gibson; Mgr. for Japan H. Ando. Cable: "Bethlehem" Tokyo. All steel Products. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bharat Trading Co** 153, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1931. Cap. 50. Mng.-Dir. Naraidas Tirthdas. Silk, Rayon, Cotton Crepe, Piece Goods, Fancy Art., Curios. Cable: "Tirthdas." — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Blundell & Co., Ltd., G** Chiyoda Shoken Bldg., 2, Kyobashi 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1891. Dir. W. Blundell. Osaka Office: Daido Seimei Bldg., 1-chome, Tosabori, Osaka; Dir. J. E. Kenderdine. Import & Export. Cables: "Blundell", Tokyo & Osaka. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha (Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd.)** 11-3, Takara-cho 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1906. Cap. 200. O. Stolle (Rep. for the Far East), Dr. W. Mittag (Osaka), C. Endris, O. Schmidt (Dairen), J. Kopetzky, H. Woeber, A. Mosaner. Branches: 142, Minami 3-chome, Kamifukushima, Konohana-ku, Osaka; Totaku Bldg., Dairen, Manchoukuo; 16 Takara-machi 1-chome, Kokura, Kyushu. Agencies: Kobe, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Otaru, Keijo. Works: Austria, Germany. High Grade Steel, Wire Ropes, Pneumatic Tools, Etc. Cable: "Steelboler". — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Boisen, C** 77, Uchastkovaya, Harbin. Est. 1920. Leather. Cable: "Boisen." — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Borneo-Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, N. V. Osaka Agency** 8, Azuchi-machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. P. O. Box Central 36, Rep. C. W. A. Kauffeld. Cable: "Borsumy." General Merchants, Importers, Exporters and Insurance Agents. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Besch Dept., C. Illies & Co** 15, Tamoike-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo; Dir. E. J. Kurz VDI. 84/2, Kaigan-dori, Kobe; Mgr. G. Kuenkele. 212, Yamagata-dori, Dairen; Mgr. H. V. Kirschbaum. Kokusai Bldg., Maruwan, Shofuchi, Mukden; Mgr. R. Schuchardt. Nagoya; Hans Brand. Other Branches: Shizuoka, Fukuoka, Taihoku, Keijo, Manila. Ignition—Lighting and Starting—Direction Indicators, Windscreen Wipers, Horns according to Japanese police regulations, Fuel Injection Equipments for Diesel Engines—Universal Electrotools—High Frequency Tools—Lubricators—Refrigerators—Radiogramophone sets. — p. 1132 ([scan part 1, leaf 1189](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1189/mode/1up))

**Brett's Pharmacy** Ginza, Tokyo. Mgr. H. Iida. Imported Drugs, Toilet Goods, Chocolates & Candies. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**British Far Eastern Co., Ltd., The** 34, Kitaiskaya St., Harbin. Est. Feb. 1923. Cap. 500. Dirs. F. H. Rabitt, L. T. Beddow, J. A. Gavrilof. Import & Export. Cable: "Briteast." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**British & Foreign Bible Society** Mukden West, Manchoukuo. Head Office in Great Britain: 146, Queen Victoria St., London. Branches: Yingkow, Hsinking, Harbin. Est. in Great Britain 1804; in Manchoukuo 1884. General Secretary J. C. F. Robertson; Asst. Secretary Rev. Wang Kai. Cable: "Bible Society." Sole Publishers and Distributors of the Holy Scriptures in the Manchou Empire. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd** Crescent Bldg., Kyomachi, Kobe. Est. 1920. Chairman H. Y. Irwine; Dirs. R. T. Holder, H. G. Harker, W. Royle, W. S. Bristowe. Industrial Chemicals & Fertilizers. Cable: "Crescent." Branches: Fushimi-cho 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; 3, Uchisaiwai-cho, Tokyo. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Bryner & Co** Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1880. Mgr. L. Bryner, Harbin; F. Bryner, Dairen. Branches: Hsinking, Mukden, Dairen, Seishin, Rashin, Tientsin. Forwarding, Shipping, Insurance, Commission, Warehousing & Press-packing. Sole dealers in Manchoukuo for Caterpillar Tractor Co., John Deer Co., & other mfrs. of agricultural, road building & logging machineries. Cable: "Mryner." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Buchhandlung Gustav Fock G.m.b.H., Vertretung, Tokyo** Shiseido Bldg., Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1924. Scientific Books in all languages. Cable: "Buchfock" Tokyo. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Business Equipment Corporation** [?] Kiangse Road, Shanghai, China. Est. 1920. Cap. US$ 200. A. R. Hager. Cable: "Busequicor" Shanghai. Duplication Machines, Multigraph Typesetters & Printers, Multilith office lithographic printer, Dictaphone Machines for dictation, Electrical Recorders for Radio or Telegraphy, Acme Visible Card Systems, Visible Numbering & Dating Machines with steel printing wheels, Filing equipment and supplies of all kinds, Check-writing machines for protection against checkraising and forgery, Calculating Machines for making Addressing Stencils for Packing Cases, Steel Furniture, Desks, Safes, Storage Cabinets, Stapling & Wire Stitching machines, Drafting machines, Telegraphic Codes of all kinds and Code Service. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd** 7, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama (sign per pro J. Thayer); 103, Yedo-machi, Kobe (sign per pro E. G. Price). 3-9, Kawaguchimachi, Nishi-ku, Osaka; 212, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Agents: China Navigation Company, Ltd.; Blue Funnel Line; Glen Line; Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.; Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.; Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of Hongkong, Ltd. Cable; "Swire," — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Cader, Doray & Co** 38-1, Sakae-machi 3-chome, Kobe. Est. 1922. P. O. Box 2, Sannomiya. Partners T. A. Cader, M. B. R. Doray. Cable: "Lotus" Kobe. Exporters of Silk & Cotton Piece Goods, Hard-wares, Genuine Cultured Pearls, Paper & Stationery, Outfitting Requisites, General Sundries, etc. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Cameron & Co., Ltd., A** 93, Yedo-machi, Kobe. Est. 1893. Chairman E. W. James. Branches: Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Rep. N. W. Wilson; 70, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Importers & Exporters. Agencies: Dairen, Mukden. Affiliated Co.: A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd. 81, Jinkee Road, Shanghai. Cable: "Cameron." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Canadian National Railways** 7, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Gen. Agent D. E. Ross; Other Staff Members S. P. Healey, T. Nishimura, Miss Y. Kasai. Cable: "Lemorb." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Canadian Pacific Railway Co.; Canadian Pacific Steamship, Ltd** 21, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. General Agent for Japan M. Fitz Gerald; Freight & Operating Dept. Agent J. H. Nancollis; Passenger Dept. General Agent B. G. Ryan. Tokyo Offiflce: 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo; Passenger & Freight Agent W. R. Buckberrough. Kobe Office: 7, Harima-machi, Kobe; Freight & Operating Dept. Agent H. E. Hayward; Passenger Dept. Agent S. H. Garrod. Keijo Office: 18, Teido, Keijo; Agent H. W. Davidson. Cables: Freight Dept. "Citamprag"; Passenger Dept. "Gacanpac." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**"Caravan" Tea Trading House** 17, Kommerchesskaia Street, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1928. Mng.-Dir. N. A. Shimolin. Branch: Shanghai. Tea merchants. Commission Importers & Exporters for general goods. Cable: "Caravan." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Carlowitz & Co** Gohin Bldg., 49 Shikishima-cho, Dairen. R. Lenzmann (Hamburg), Dr. A. Nolte (Hamburg), O. Lord (Hamburg). R. Laurenz (Shanghai), G. Roehreke (Shanghai), K. Senf (sign p.p.), E. Clusnitzer, H. Kersten, A. Kiseleff, F. Keining, J. Frl. Weissman, N. Stepanoff, N. Frl. Sergievskaya. Sole Agents for Zeiss Ikon, Dresden: Cameras, Cinema Sound Projectors, Films, etc. Carl Zeiss, Jena: Microscopes, Fieldglasses, Optical lenses, Spectrographs, Photometers, Surveying Instruments, and all equipments for Laboratories and Hospitals. Zeiss Aerotopograph, Jena: all kind of Air surveying instruments. Cable: "Carlowitz." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Carroll Brothers & Co** 12, Kaigan-dori, Kobe. Est. 1924. Partners R. J. Carroll, E. C. Carroll. General Exports & Imports, Manufactures' Agents & Surveyors. Cable: "Denroche." — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Carter, Macy Co., Inc** Eiraku-cho 1-chome, Taihoku, Formosa. P. O. Box No. 59. Special Agent Robert B. Orr. Cable: "Macytea" Taihoku. Tea and Shipping Agents. Head Office: [?], Old Slip, New York. Est. 1897. Cap. U.S.$500,000. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Catto, A. R** 13-e, Reinanzaka, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1928. Representing: The Exchange Telegraph Co. Ltd. (London), Pitman & Deane, Ltd., (London). Cable: "Naivarom" Tokyo. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Caudreller, L** Yokohama Office: 62 Yamashita-cho, P. O. Box 124. S. Andreis, W. Fachtmann. Cable: "Caudreiler" Yokohama. Kobe Office: 1 Kitanagasa-dori, P. O. Box 206 L. Andreis, L. Stornebrink. Cable: "Caudreller" Kobe. — p. 1133 ([scan part 1, leaf 1190](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1190/mode/1up))

**Chalhoub & Co., Ltd** 105, Yedo-machi, Kobe. Est. 1924. Rep.-Dirs. Theodore Chalhoub, Rene Chalhoub; Mng.-Dir. Emile Chalhoub. Export: Silk & Cotton Piece Goods and Cultured Pearls. Cable: "Theodorene." — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China** Home Office: London, England. Est. 1853. Cap. £3,000 (p.u.); res. £3,000. Kobe Office: 67, Kyo-machi, Kobe; Mgr. A. C. Times. Cable: "Keramic." Yokohama Office: 18, Nihon-Odori, Naka-ku, Yokohama; Mgr. H. A. MacLean. Cable: "Younker." Branch: Harbin. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Chemia Ueberseehandels Co. (Chemia Boeki Goshi Kaisha)** Roku-Roku Bldg., Ginza-Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1934. Cap. 80. Mgrs. O. Bode, D. Mainzer, J. Steuernagel. Import-Export, Commission merchants. Cable: "Chemia" Tokyo. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Chemical Construction Corporation** 30 Rockfeller Plaza, New York, N. Y., U. S. A. Branches: 114 Showa Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo; 113 Kiukiang Road, Shanghai. Cables: "Chemiconst" New York, "Chemiconst" Tokyo, "Nitroco" Shanghai. Est. 1914. Subsidiary of American Cyanamid Co., New York, since 1930. Business Items: Designers and erectors of chemical plants. Consulting chemical engineers. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd** 30 I Wei Lu, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Aug. 1936. Cap. MY52,325. Rep.-Dir. E. F. Bolitho; Dirs. J. F. Aiso, A. J. W. Evans, C. D. Hobson, Ko Wen Ko, R. J. E. Price; Supervisors W. A. Hawkes, T. Mizuno. Branches: Yingkow, Harbin. Factories: Mukden, Yingkow. Cable: "Powhattan" and "Cigarette" Mukden. Mfr. and sale of cigarette and tobacco. Cultivation and dealing in Leaf Tobacco. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**China Export-Import & Bank-Co., A. G. (Kenshin Yoko)** Head Office: Shanghai. Branch Offices: 2, Kyobashi 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo; Totaku Bldg., 50, Yamagata-dori, Dairen; Mitsubishi Shintaku Bldg., 1, Imabashi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; Harbin; Hongkong; Canton; Tientsin. Est. 1890 in Japan. Cap. Rms. 1,000; res. Rms. 1,250. Dir. Johann Grodtmann, Hamburg. Cable: "Lemjus" for all Japan and China Offices. Import & Export with European Countries. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**China Soap Company, Ltd., The (associated with Lever Bros. & Unilever, Ltd., London)** 18 The Bund, Shanghai. Works: 2310 Yangtszepoo Road, Shanghai Branches: In all principal outports in China and Hongkong. Heyworth, R. H., Harper, W., McNicoll, L. D., Braidwood, W. G., Cobb, P. H. Cable: "Lever" Hongkong. Mfrs. of Soap and Glycerine. Agents & Distributors for: Lever Bros. (China) Ltd.; Joseph Crosfield & Sons (China) Ltd.; William Gossage & Sons (China) Ltd.; Price's Soap Co. (China) Ltd.; Vinolia Co., Ltd. (London). — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**China Travel Service** 27 Chiyoda-dori, Mukden, Manchoukuo. Mgr. S. Z. Chang. Steamship & Railway Tickets, Tourist Information. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Chincheng Bank** Tientsin, China Est. 1917. Cap. Shanghai Tayang 10,000 (7,000 p.u.); res. 2,200. Branches in Manchoukuo: Dairen, Harbin. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Chinese American Bank of Commerce** Home Office: Peking, China. Est. 1917. Cap. $10,000 (p.u.). Manchoukuo Branch: Harbin, — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Cia. de Intercambio Comercial Uruguay-Japon (Nichi-U Boyeki Shokai, G. K.)** Kobe Bldg., 7 Isobedori 4-chome, Kobe. Est. [?]. Cap. 100 (p.u.). Partners, Mario Alberto Zanzi, S. Tateishi, E. M. Roland. Cable: "Cicuj" Kobe. Import & Export. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Clay & Co** 46-a, Harima-machi, Kobe. Est. 1926. S. D. Clay, W. G. Fox. Cable: "Bossigran." General Exporters. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Clifford-Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Water Co., Ltd** 8, Nippon Bldg., 79, Kyo-machi, Kobe. Est. 1890. Cap. 500. Tansan Spring & Factory: Takarazuka, Muko-gun, Hyogo-ken. Branches: Tokyo & Yokohama. Dirs. John Gadsby C. B. E. (Tokyo), E. G. Price, F. V. Walker, H. C. W. Price. Mfrs. & Exporters of Natural Mineral Waters. Cable: "Tansania.", — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Collier, J. D** 23, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Engineering Office, Manufactures' Representative. Cable: "Collier" Yokohama. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Columbia Film, Ltd** Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Mgr. M. M. Bergher. Branches: Premier House, Higashi-Umeda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka; Nishiki Bldg., Shimohigashi-machi, Fukuoka. Distributors of Columbia Pictures. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**"Columeta" (Comptoir Metallurgique Luxembourgeois, S. A., Luxembourg)** 8, Naka-dori, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Mgr. for Tokyo & Osaka. P. Ruppert. Osaka Office: Nomura Bldg., Koraibashi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Iron & Steel. Cable: "Columeta." — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Commercial Pacific Cable Company** New York: 67 Broad Street. Tokyo: John Reifsnider, Special Representative, Room 621, Sanshin Bldg., Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku. Kobe: T. Yamada, 14-b Naniwa-machi. Cable: "Compac." — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd** 72, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. P. O. Box 52. James A. Dixon (Mgr. for Japan), W. T. Craigie, N. S. Choy. Cable: "Cuaco," Fire & Marine Insurance. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Compagnie Generale de Telegraphie Sans Fil & Associated Radiocommunications Companies** Cie Radio-France, Paris; Radio-Orient, Beyrouth; Telecomunicaciones Internacionales dela Nacion Argentina-Transradio S. A., Buenos-Aires; Companhia Radiotelegraphica Brasileira, Rio de Janeiro; Commercial Radio International Committee, London; Transradio Chilena, Santiago de Chile; Banque Franco-Japonaise Bldg., 1, Gofukubashi 2-chome, Tokio. Mgr. J. Millot. Radiotelegraphic service to Japan and Manchoukuo, from Europe, South-America, Near East, Africa, Indo-China, Radiotelephone services to Japan from Indo-China, Argentine. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Comptoir de Produits Metallurgiques, Tubulaires et Miniers S. A. (M. T. M. Kyohan Kabushiki Kaisha)** 775, Sendaga-ya 4-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Ohe Bldg., 9, Kinugasa-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. 1933. Cap. 100. Pres. & Mng.-Dir. J. Kobayashi; Mgr. F. Chevallier. Commercial organization for: Societe Commerciale de Belgique Ougree Marihaye; Comptoir Franco-Belge; Comptoir des Charbonnages Indochinois. Cable: "Prometumi" Tokyo. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Continental Insurance Co. of New York, Ltd., The** Yuraku Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Rep. for Japan W. Glass; Mgr. for Japan Y. Kamei; Chief of Tokyo Local Dept. K. Akiyama. Branches: Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Mgr. K. Emi. Nippon Kaijo Bldg., Hon-cho, Yokohama. Mgr. S. Sato. Head Office: No. 80, Maiden Lane, New York City, N. Y. Pres. B. M. Culver. Est. 1853. Cash Cap. $5,000. Fire & Marine Insurance. — p. 1134 ([scan part 1, leaf 1191](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1191/mode/1up))

**Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos** Toyo Bldg., 7, Harima-machi, Kobe. R. Edgar (Mgr. for Japan), E. C. Hanscomb, etc.; c/o Hotel New Grand, 10, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Mgr. N. Kimura: Oriental Hotel, Kobe. Tickets & Exchange, Correspondence, etc. Cable: "Coupon." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd** 110, Ito-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. 1906. Rep.-Dirs. H. S. Williams, C. E. Kirby; Dirs. F. D. Burrows (London), C. Blyth; F. W. R. Ward (London), J. Gadsby (Tokyo). Agencies: Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Sun Insurance Office Ltd., Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. of New York, Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., "Johnnie Walker" Whisky. Cable: "Repooc" Kobe. — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Cornes & Co** 88, Naka-machi, Kobe. Est. 1861 Partners: A. J. Cornes (London), P. L. Spence (Kobe), Julian Cornes (London), J. W. Meyer (Kobe). 81, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Mgr. E. M. Carlson. Import & Export, Shipping & Insurance Agents, Lloyd's Agents. Cable: "Cornes." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Cox & Hirao Goshi Kaisha** 112, Higashi-machi, Kobe. Est. 1903. Cap. 50. Exporters of Hat Bodies, Braids, Hosiery, Cotton Goods, Silk & Rayon Goods, Buttons, Porcelain, Glass Wares, Camphor, Imitation Pearls, Glass Beads, Brushes, etc. Cable: "Coxland." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Crockford, Heath & Co** 6, Marunouchi [?]-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Head Office: London. Est. 1913. Dir. R. Heath; Mgr. M. Asanuma. Importers & Exporters. Cable: "Crockford." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Curmally & Co** 36, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1920. A. C. Dama, A. H. Vallibhoy, A. J. Maun. Exporters to India: Porcelain, Glasswares, Bicycles, Toys, Umbrella, Hosiery, Sundries, etc. Cable: "Curmally." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Curnow & Co., Ltd., J** 66, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; Geo. Russell, W. Russell. Branches: Takiyama Bldg., Ginza, Tokyo; 2, 1-chome, Kaigan-dori, Kobe; 20, Chitose-cho, Dairen. Indent Merchants & Agents, Importers, Exporters, Ship Store Merchants. Cable: "Curnow." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Dai Nippon Kali Kaisha, Ltd** Teikoku Seimei Bldg., Marunouchi Tokyo. Est. 1930. Cap. 500. Rep.-Dirs. H. Cording, A. C. Humbert. Import & Sale of Potash Salts as Fertilizers. Cable: "Nipponkali." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Dalamal & Sons** 18-19, Isogami-dori 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Mgr. H. N. Khoob. Est. 1916. Head Office: Hyderabad (Sind), India. Branches: Manila, Yokohama, Gibraltar, Ceuta Silks, Cottons, Curios and Sundry Goods. Cable: "Kirapaloo." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Danish Asiatic Co., The** 124, Kitaiskaya, Harbin. Proprietors of Danco Stores. Pres. Thor Ibsen. Associated with Thor Ibsen of Copenhagen. Agency at 42, Kagamachi, Dairen. Import, Export, Insurance, Engineering, Railways, Contractors. Cable: "Tradewind" Harbin, — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Dave Brothers** 72/2, Isobe-dori 4-chome, Kobe. P. O. Box No. 42. Est. June 1933. Prop. G. S. Dave. Cable: "Sword." Import & Export. — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Davidson, H. W** Takesoye-machi 1-chome, Keijo, Chosen. Est. July 1914. General Importer & Manufacturers' Agent. Cable: "Davidson." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Degay & Co** 82, Sannomiya-cho 1-chome, Kobe. Prop. Shirely Degay; Mgr. Mineo Hiragi. Est. 1902. Import & Export: Firearms, Ammunitions, Explosives and Sundry Goods. Cable: "Degay." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Delacamp, Piper & Co** 1, Kaigan-dori, Kobe. Est. 1910. Hbt. de la Camp, K. Piper. Cable: "Decampalos" Kobe. Import & Export. — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Demag Aktiengesellschaft** Werthauserstr. 64, Duisburg. Germany; Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Rep. H. Goossens. Est. 1818. Cap. Reichsmarks 38,000. Blast Furnaces, Rolling Mills, Steel-works Plants, Bridge Transporters, Rapid Hoisting Machinery, Compressed Air Plants, Excavators for Road Construction, Mining Machinery. Supplied to Govt. and private firms up to date as follows: more than 4,000 Slewing Cranes, 5.000 Overhead Travelling Cranes, 500 Bridge Transporters, 30.000 Pulley Blocks, 1,000 Rolling Mills, and similar figures for Blast Furnaces, Steel-works Plants, etc. Cables: "Demag" Duisburg; "Demagnipp" Tokyo. — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Detaram & Son** 38/1, Isobe-dori 2-chome, Kobe. Prop. D. N. Lalwani; Mng.-Dir. V. K. Dodani. Est. 1926. Exporters of Silk, Cotton, Ivory, Demascene, Shoes and Sundry Goods. Cable: "Detaram." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Deuber & Co. (Goshi Kaisha), E** 91, Kita-machi, Kobe. Est. 1933. Cap. 50. Mgr. E. Deuber. Importers & Exporters. Cable. "Deuber." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Deutsches Nachrichten Buero, G.m.b.H., Vertretung fuer Japan (German News Agency)** Dentsu Bldg., Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Oct. 1934. Rudolf Weise. Cable: "Contelunio" Tokyo. — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Dhanamal Chellaram** 32, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Head Office: Hyderabad. Sind, India. Branches: Yokohama, Cairo, Alexandria, Portsaid, etc. Est. 1860. Cap. Rs.600. Prop. R. R. Chellaram; Mng.-Partner for Japan N. B. Daswani. Cable: "Dhanamal." Exporters of Silk, Cotton, Sundries and Curios. — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Dhanamall & Co., K. N** 5, Umemoto-cho, Nishi-ku, Osaka. C. T. Sherwani. Head Office: Karachi, India (Dhanamall), Est. 1918. Cap. Rs.1,000; res. 300. Cable: "Dhanamall." General Exporters of Cotton, Woolen, Silk, Rayon Piece Goods, etc. — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Dodwell & Co., Ltd** Head Office: London. 82, Kyomachi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. J. H. Ewing (Acting Mgr.), J. P. Barnett, F. J. Horman-Fisher, D. Harvey, E. C. Jeffery, B. P. Lind, W. de Witt. 7th Flour Chiyodakan, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. E. R. Hill (Act. Mgr.), H. C. D. Knight. 22, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. R. E. Grosfis. Import, Export, Shipping. Cable: "Dodwell." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Deitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha** 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo; Dir. Paul Timme. Nihon Kaijo Bldg., Tosabori, Osaka; G. Helmdach. 18, Yamagata-dori, Dairen, Manchoukuo; A. Banzhaf. Est. 1930. Cap. 100 (p.u.); res. 57. Importers of Iron & Steel Materials, Tin Plates, Larssen Steel Sheet Piles, Machineries, Special Steel. Other respectable members: (Tokyo) J, Hoppe, H. Dickmeis, A. Schneider, Dr. O. Kuklia, R. Simons, G. Swoboda, E. von Kratzer; (Osaka) C. F. Ktumm. Cable: "Unionsteel." — p. 1135 ([scan part 1, leaf 1192](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1192/mode/1up))

**Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha** 37, Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. Nov. 1924. Cap. 500. Mng. Partner G. Kuhweide. Branch: 6, Marunouchi [?]-chome, Tokyo. All Kinds of Dyestuffs and Chemicals; Agents for I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft, Germany. Cable: "Doitsenryo." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd** 7, Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. American Mail Line, Ltd., 7 Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. General Agent E. L. Matteson. Cable: "Dollar." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Druggist Company** 6, Aptekarskaya Street, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1915. Prop. N. and S. M. Losser. Wholesale Drugs & Chemicals, Fruit Essences & Essential Oil. Cable: "Druggist." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. I** Crescent Bldg., Kyo-machi, Kobe. A. Paul Brown (Mgr.), Mrs. D. Goldman, etc. Head Office: Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A. Branches: Dairen & Mukden. Est. 1802. Cap. $450.000; res. $100.000. Dyestuff, Intermediates, Rubber, Chemicals & Colors, Solvents, Ceramic Materials, Seed Disinfectants, Lawn & Green Disease Preventatives. Cable: "Dupontdyes." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd** Wakinohama, Kobe. Est. Oct. 1909. Cap. 8,000. Mng.-Dirs. V. B. Wilson, T. K. Mutoh; Dir. & Works Mgr. G. A. Morton; Dir. K. Akabori. Tyres and General Rubber Goods. Cable: "Gumco" Kobe. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The** 1, Higashikoen-cho, Dairen. Head Office: Copenhagen. Est. 1897. Cap. Kr. 50,000. Mgr. of Dairen Agency & Sub-Agencies in Kwantung Leased Territory; Paul F. Elm. Harbin Agency: 65, Polevaya (Mgr. A. Jorgensen). Cable: "Wassard" Dairen. Ship-owners, Exporters of Manchurian Products, Importers. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Eastern Asia Trading Co., Ltd. (Toa Shoji K. K.)** 607/9, Mitsubishi Soko Bldg., Yedobashi, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. Jan. 1931. Cap. 50 (25 p.u.). Chairman F. R. Devin; Dirs. T. Kusakabe, T. Yasui. Cable: "Devinstock" Tokyo. Import & Export of Industrial Chemicals. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Eastern Trading Co., Ltd** 1, Kaigan-dori 1-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Mng.-Dir. C. T. Mayes; Dirs. T. Takazawa, C. M. Mayes. Mansei Shintaku Bldg., Imabashi, Osaka. Est. 1919. Cap. 50; res. 2. Food & Animal By-Products. Cable: "Mayes." Yokohama, "Orientamer" Osaka. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Eiri Shoji K. K** 104, Yedo-machi, Kobe. Dir. A. McClellan. Agencies: Lever Bros. Ltd., Unilever Ltd., Glycerine Ltd., Vinolia Co. Ltd. Cable: "Lever." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd** 4, Tamae-cho 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Branches: 320, Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo; 7, Higashikoen-cho, Dairen. Est. 1935. Cap. 125. Dirs. Carl Ekman, I. Kull, N. H. Ericson, W. Lackie. Cable: "Ekmans." Swedish Steel, Paper and Pulp. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Elked & Gerdts** 14, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo, A. Elked, A. Gerdts. Cable: "Elger," — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Eunenberg, A** [?]/20, Yamamoto-dori 4-chome, Kobe. Est. 1917. Representative for Japan of The Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. (Head Office: London). Sole Agent for Japan & Manchoukuo for the Universal Trade Code, Regular and Tanners' Council Editions. Import & Export of General Goods. Cable: "Soya" Kobe. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Ltd** Marunouchi Bldg., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Dr. H. Wissler (Mgr.), A. Rottenschweiler. Est. 1908. Steam Turbine, Water Turbine, Boiler, Pump, Paper-making Machine, Centrifugal Separator, etc. Cable: "Escherwyss." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Eymard & Co., C** 253, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1885. Charles Eymard. Import & Export. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**F. & K. Engineering Co., Tokio** 890-4, Magome Higashi 2-chome, Omori-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1933. Cap. 250; res. 100. W. R. Forster, T. Ogura, A. Bernstein, T. Itoh, Dr. jur F. Vondrous. Cable: "Forster" Tokyo. Export & Import Mfrs. & Engineering Service. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd** Tokiwa Bldg., 30, Akashi-machi, Kobe. Mgr. J. A. Steiner; Asst. Mgr. A. N. Petersen. 164, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; 13-17, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. 1923. General Cargo & Cotton Controllers. Cable: "Supervise." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Far Eastern Advertising Agency (Toyo Kokoku-sha)** 2, Kaigan-dori 1-chome, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. 1906. Mng.-Dir. D. M. Young. General Advertising Agents & Contractors. Cable: "Kokoku." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Far Eastern Drug Trading Co. "Daltotat"** Russkaya Street 20, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1918. Mgr. V. A. Bronstein. Wholesale Chemists and Druggists. Cable: "Daltotat." — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Farmer & Co., F. D** Yingkow, Manchoukuo. Branch: Dairen. Est. 1862. Mgr. P. Farmer. Cable: "Farmer." Insurance, Shipping, etc. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Federation of British Industries, The** Hongkong Shanghai Bank Bldg., Echigo-cho, Dairen; P. W. Turer. Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo; Rep. C. R. Heath. Cable: "Turner" Dairen. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co** 1735 North Paulina St., Chicago, U.S.A. Cap. $2,500. Cable: "Dorrfelt" Chicago. Bank Ref.: Continental Illinois National Bank Trust Co., Chicago; Lloyds Bank, London & Calcutta. Mfrs. and Distributors of the Comptometer, Controlled-Key adding and calculating machine. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Fiegel Jimusho, M** Takachiho Bldg., 3 Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Prop. Max D. Fiegel, M. E. Chemical & Mechanical Engineering. Cable: "Fiegel" Tokyo. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Fleischman Shokai** 2, Higashi 9-gokan, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Head Offices: Fleischman, Burd & Co., Ltd., 20 Holborn, London E.C. 1.; Philipp Bros., Inc. 70 Pine Street, New York, N. Y. Est. 1930. Mgr. K. Endow. Cable: "Flashplat" Tokyo. Chemical, Metallurgical and Mineral Products. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Fokkes & Koch** Naka 11-1 Bldg., 14 Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1928. Cap. 160. Harry Fokkes, Erwin von Koch. Cable: "Fokko" Tokyo. Sole Agents for Junkers Flugeugwerk, A. G., Dessau, Germany, etc. Tel.: (23) 2925. — p. 1136 ([scan part 1, leaf 1193](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1193/mode/1up))

**Ford Motor Company of Japan, Ltd** 5, Moriya-cho 2-chome, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. Mgr. Benjamin Kopf; Asst.-Mgr. John C. Ankeny; Chief Clerk Rudolf Boller; Superintendent F. W. Ayers. Cable: "Fordmotor." — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Frazar Estate Co., Ltd** 527, Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Pres. E. W. Frazar; Mgr. D. H. Blake Agents for Individuals and Corporations. Cable: "Frastateco." — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Frazar & Co., Ltd** 525, Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1876. Cap. 500. (Chairman E. W. Frazar; Mng.-Dir. E. V. Stevens; Dirs. J. F. Drummond, Y. Mishima; Inspector H. A. Chapman). 104, Yedomachi, Kobe. 7, Nihon-odori, Yokohama. Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Import & Export, Shipping Agents. Cable: "Goshfrazco" Tokyo; "Drumfrazco" Osaka. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Furido Shokai** 5/7, Koami-cho 3-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1928. Branch: 20, Harima-machi, Kobe. Est. [?]. Mgr. Arthur Fried. Cable: "Hiroya." Purchasing & Selling Agencies, Succ. to Hamaguchi Trading Co. Foreign Dept. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Gadelius & Co., Ltd** Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1906. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. Ivan P. Troedsson, Tokyo; Pres. & Mng.-Dir. E. Jonn; Dir. Erik Brauns, Osaka. Suppliers of Machines and Equipments for Steam & Power Plants, Engine Works, Dockyards, Mines, Paper & Pulp Mills, Chemical & Metallurgical Plants and Swedish Steel. Branches: Gosho Bldg., Nakanoshima, Osaka; 2, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Cable: "Goticus." — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Gansmoe, T. B** 45, Harima-machi, Kobe. T. B. Gansmoe; R. Birch Aune. Representative for Japan and Manchoukuo of the Borregaard Co. of Sarpsborg, Norway, the largest paper and pulp concern in Europe. Specialities: Bond, Writing and Printing Papers. Kraft Packing Paper, High grade Bleached Pulp for Paper and Rayon Making. Cable: "Gansmoe." — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**General Electric Co. of China, Ltd** Totaku Bldg., Echigo-cho, Dairen. Est. 1920. Mgr. G. E. Kovner. Electric Machines and Tools—General Electric Co. of London; Mining Machinery—Fraser & Chalmers Engrg. Works: Steels—Sanderson Bros. & Newbould Ltd., Sheffield; Ropes—British Ropes Ltd., London; Boilers—Cochran Boiler Co., Annan; Cranes & Excavators—Ransomes & Rapier Ltd., Ipswich; Aircraft & Oil Engines—Petters Ltd., Yeovil. Cable: "Gecdair" Dairen. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**General Export Trading Co. (Successors to Edward M. Poons Co.)** 73 of 7, Isobe-dori 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. 1914. Cap. 200. Prop. H. Suess. General Export. Cable: "Progressus" Kobe. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**General Motors Acceptance Corp** Tsuru-machi 1-chome, Taisho-ku, Osaka. P. O. Box 151, Central. Branch Mgr. B. D. Amber. Cable: "Genmotac" Osaka. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**General Motors Japan Ltd** Tsuru-machi 1-chome, Taisho-ku, Osaka. Est. 1927. Mng.-Dir. W. T. Lutz; Asst. to Mng.-Dir. K. Sudzuki; Treasurer L. W. Michaelson; Sales Mgr. S. E. Dithmer; Production Mgr. A. C. H. Marrannes; Supply Mgr. K. Koyama; Advertising and Service Mgr. M. Hamamoto; Parts & Accessories Mgr. Allen Wescott; Parts Mgr. M. Haitani. Cable: "Autoxosaka" Osaka. Tokyo Zone Office: 608, Sanshin Bldg., Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Mgr. N. Itoh. Cable: "Genmo" Tokyo. Mukden Zone Office: 39 Chiyoda-dori, Mukden. Acting Mgr. A. C. Tokunaga. Cable: "Automanchu" Mukden. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Geo. H. Baker** Nippon-Chohei-Kan, Fushimi-machi, Mido-suji, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1924. Cap. 150. Mgrs. Geo. H. Baker, B. T. Jones, M. M. Baker. Representing Manufacturers, Collectors & Shippers; Botanical Crude Drugs, Chemicals, Oils & Oil Products. Cable: "Geobaker." — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Getz Bros. & Co** 93, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1871. S. Perez, E. R. Papendieck. Head Office: San Francisco, Branches: Osaka, Shanghai, Manila, Hongkong, Singapore and Bombay. Importers and Exporters. Cable: "Getz" Yokohama. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Gillon & Co** 23, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1905. Cap. 150. Mgrs. W. E. Gooch, W. R. Gooch. Importers & Exporters. Agencies: British American Tobacco Co., James Buchanan & Co., Tranquery Gordon & Co., etc. Cable: "Gillon" Yokohama. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Goodfield & Company** 2/4, Ikuta-cho 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. Feb. 1925. Mgr. M. Yoshihara. Cables: "Field" & "Japanfield." All kinds of Paper, especially Stencils, Black & Green Tea, Stationeries and General sundry goods. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Gonzalo Puyat & Sons, Inc** 219-229 Solana St., Manila, Philippine Islands. Cap. P400 (134 p.u.). Cable: "Gonpu" Manila. Code: Bentley's. Bank Ref.: Philippine National Bank, Manila; Bank of the Philippine Islands, Manila; National City Bank of New York, Manila. Mfrs. of wood & rattan furniture, iron beds, bowling and billiards. Importers of Hospital & Surgical equipment and instruments, pianos, radios, phonographs & other musical instruments, billiard & bowling supplies. Operators of lumber concessions. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Goodman, R. C., A. M. I. Mech. E** 53, Diagonalnaya, Harbin. Engineering Consulting, Contracting & Supplies, Agent for Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. General Import & Export. Cable: "Cuaco." — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Graham & Co., Goshi Kaisha** 99, Yedo-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Rep. Partners William Graham, T. Hioki; Accountant S. Ushiode. Cable: "Maharg" Exporters of Raw Silk, Silk Piece Goods, Rayon Cloth & Sundries. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., The; Eastern Extention Australasia & China Telegraph Co., Ltd., The** 2, Megasaki, Nagasaki. Acting Superintendent J. A. Ledertoug. Fukoku Bldg., 6, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Commercial Rep. F. M. Bjergfelt; Traffic Agent K. Kojima. Nippon Seimei Bldg., 1/42 Nishi-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe; Chief Traffic Agent T. K. Kimura; Traffic Agent I. Utsugi, Nomura Bldg., 9, Koraibashi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; Traffic Agent M. Akamine. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Gustav Fock G.m.b.H** Shiseido Bldg., 3 Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Head Office: Leipzig. U.S. Branch: 145 West 44 Street, New York City. Est. 1879. Cable: "Buchfock" (Leipzig, New York, Tokyo). Dealers in Old and New Books. — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Halabi, M. T** 104 Nippon Bldg., 79 Kyomachi, Kobe. Head Office: Beyrouth, Liban. Branches: Damascus, — p. 1137 ([scan part 1, leaf 1194](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1194/mode/1up))

**Kerby Clough & Co** Bankoku Bldg., 28, Isogami-dori 5-chome, Kobe. Est. 1919. Prop. Kerby Clough; Mgrs. I. Manabe, Y. Manabe. Imports Wool and all its products. Exports All kinds of Japanese goods mainly of Textile classes. Cable: "Kerbycluff" and "Kerclo" Kobe. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kern & Co., A** 77, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Mgr. J. Kern, Est. [?]. Export of Raw Silk, Waste Silk, Peignes (Combed Waste Silk), Silk Piece Goods and Import. Cable: "Schoenegg." — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kewalram & Bulchand** 201, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. [?]. Prop. K. H. Mahtani, T. Bulchand; Mgr. H. Kishichand. Silk Piece Goods, Silk Wearing Apparel, Hosiery, Silk & Rayon Mixed Materials and other Fancy Articles. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd** Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg., 40 Echigo-cho, Dairen. Est. May 1931. Mng.-Dir. A. P. Bungey. Cable. "Keystone" Dairen. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kharwar, B. M** 190, Isobe-dori 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Head Office: Limbda Chock, Surat (India). Branch Offices: Rangoon, Calcutta, Bombay and Kobe. Dirs. S. H. Kharwar, R. H. Kharwar. Export of Cotton, Artificial, Silk Piece Goods, Yarns, and other Sundry Products of Japan; Import of Indian Cotton, Jute, Gunny Bags, Rice & other products of India. Cable: "Kharwar." — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kimatrai & Co. J** Kimatrai Bldg., 25, Isobe-dori 1-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. P. O. Box 73. B. Deumal, L. Mangumal, J. Satramdas. Cable: "Kinchicrap." Exporters of Silk, Rayon, Woollen & Cotton Piece Goods. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Including International News Service, International News Photos, etc.)** c/o Domei Tsushin-sha, Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Tokyo. P. O. Box 358, Tokyo. Mgr. James R. Young, Cable: "Internews" Tokyo. Comics, Features, Telegraph News Services, Newspaper Photos, etc. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kingham Trailer Company** Louisville, Kentucky, U. S. A. Export Dept.: 59 Pearl St., New York, N. Y., U. S. A. Cap. $150. Cable: "Wilecorpo" New York. Codes: All codes. Bank Ref.: First National Bank and Citizens-Union National Bank of Louisville, Ky. Business Items: Kingham automobile truck and tractor trailers, winches and bodies are in use by all the large automobile dealers and fleet owners throughout the world. They form in connection with automobile truck tractors economical units in that a tractor trailer unit can pull from three to four times the load which the truck alone can carry. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kishinchand Chellaram** 170 Isobe-dori 2-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. 1909. Mgrs. M, C, Dadlani. Silk Goods & Sundries. Cable; "Kishinchand." — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha** Sanshin Bldg., Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Tokyo; Mng.-Dirs. Edmund Andree, C. Harden, S. Tanaka, Y. Nose. Bingo-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; Mgr. Y. Nose. 15, Ujimachi, Hoten; Mgr. K. Fujio. Est. 1908. Cap. 750. Import: Steel, Machinery, Measuring & Threading Tools, Felts, Wire Cloths for Paper Making, Engines; Export: Silk, Cotton Textiles, Provisions, Natural Products. Cable: "Kjellbergs." — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Koban Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd** 135, Nakamaruko, Kawasaki, Kanagawa-ken. Est. Mar. 1926. Cap. 3,000 (2,000 p.u.); res. 106. Mng.-Dirs. G. Cho, H. Hibino. Mfrs. of Body & Parts of Automobile and Aircraft, General Metallic Plates and Machineries. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kobe & Osaka Press, Ltd** 2, Kaigan-dori 1-chome, Kobe. Est. 1926. Cap. 36. Mng.-Dir. Douglas M. Young. Branch: Mitsubishi 21-go-kan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Advertising, Printing, Publishing. Cable: "Kokoku." — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kodak Japan Limited** 3, Nishi-Ginza 6-chome, Tokyo. 18, Edobori Minami-dori 3-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. General Mgr. R. B. DeMallie; Mgr. Osaka Branch J. R. Paul. Cable: "Kodak" Tokyo. Photographic Materials. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**KOFA-American Drug Co** 226, Nanking Road, Shanghai, China. Factory: 1568, War Road, Shanghai. Est. 1866. Cap. $2,000; res. $200. C. S. Franklin, E. H. Thiel, H. W. Pflug. Cable: "Kofa" Shanghai. Manufacturing Chemists-Wholesale Druggists Hospital and Laboratory Equipment. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Koreska, W** 6, Fushimi-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Mgr. Frederick Hein; Asst.-Mgr. Y. Ouchi. Est. 1931. Kores Carbon Papers, Typewriter Ribbons, Drytype stencils, Hectographic & Duplicating Supplies, Paper Goods. Cable: "Korescarbo" Osaka. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kotak & Co** 21, Nakanoshima 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Mgr. G. B. Kotak. Head Office: Bombay. Branches: Karachi, Kobe. Machines & Machine Tools, Surgical Instruments, Chemicals, etc. Cable: "Purima" Osaka & "Kotakandco" Kobe. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kovner & Co., E. L** Dairen, Manchoukuo. Prop. E. L. Kovner; Mgr. P. Kovner. Cable: "Kovner" Dairen. Export of Peanuts & Oilseeds. General Import. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Krayer, Dr. C** 323-325, Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Cable: "Lurgi" Tokyo. Consulting Chemical Engineer, Manufacturers Representative. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Krupp, A.-G., Fried. (Essen)** Head Office in Japan: Walter Lemke, General Representative of the Krupp Concern, 8 Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Cable: "Lemke" Tokyo. Cement Mills, Rolling Mills, Oil Mills, Forgings & Castings, Diesel Engines, Hydraulic Brakes, etc. Sole Agent for Special Steel and Alloys: A. Thordsen, c/o W. Lemke, 8 Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo, — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kunst & Albers** Harbin; Kitaiskaya Cr. Birjevaya St. Mukden: [?], San Djin Lou, Dairen; Hsinking; Taheiho, Head Office: Hamburg, Germany. Est. 1862. Mgrs. George von Dattan, Harbin; H. H. Iben, Mukden; Iomori, Hsinking. Cable: "Kunstalber" at all places. Importers of Technical Goods & General Lines. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Kyo Bun Kwan** Ginza, Tokyo. Est. 1885, Cap. 400 (p.u.), Mgr. F. Uekuri, Current Foreign Magazines. Imported Stationery, Books on Orient and many other subjects. Underwood Typewriters & Typewriter Supplies, Publishing, Printing, Offices for Rent. Cable: "Kyobunkwan" Tokyo. — p. 1140 ([scan part 1, leaf 1195](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1195/mode/1up))

**Lane, Crawford & Co** 37, Akashi-machi, Kobe. Mgr. S. G. Stanford. Est. 1911. General Foreign Goods Store. Cable: "Stanford" Kobe. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lautier Fils Shokai** Nippon Bldg., 79, Kyo-machi, Kobe. Est. of Kobe Branch 1923. Pres. A. Fuchsmann. Represented at Seoul, Dairen, Harbin. Manufacturers Importers & Exporters of Essential Oils, Aromatic Chemicals, Flavouring Essences for Aerated Waters, etc. Cable: "Lautierfls" Kobe. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lee Tiong Ghee & Co** 10, Nisshin-cho 2-chome, Taihoku City, Taiwan. Mgr. K. G. Lee. Import, Export & Commission Agent, Tea Department: Tea manufacturing & Export. Agencies: Standard-Vacuum-Oil Co., N. Y.; Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V.; Naigai Rubber Co., Kobe; Kyushu Oil Co., Tobata. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lendrum (Japan), Ltd** 35, Nishi-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. 1926. Cap. 350; res. 110. Mng.-Dir. M. McCance. Branch: Yusen Bldg., Tokyo. Import & Export of Paper. Cable: "Lendrum" Kobe. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lewis & Co., J** 110, Yamagata-dori, Dairen, Manchoukuo. Est. 1920. Mgr. J. C. Lewis. Cable. "Lewis." Marine Contractors. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Leybold Shokwan, K. K. L** Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., Gofukubashi 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Pres. K. Meissner; Mng.-Dirs. H. Steinfeld, S. Hiramatsu. Est. 1895. Cap. 1,000. Cable: "Leybold" Tokyo. Osaka Office: Nippon Kaijo Bldg., Edobori-Kamidori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Cable: "Leybold" Osaka. Nagoya Office: Yasuda Shintaku Bldg., Sakae-machi 3-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya City. Manchoukuo Office: No. 119 Fun Rou Ro, Hsinking. Cable: "Leybold" Hsinking. Import of Machinery, Machine Parts, Technical Goods; Export of Natural Produce & Sundry Goods. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Liebermann Waelchli & Co** Head Office: 98, Yedo-machi, Kobe; J. L. Waelchli, R. F. Hausheer. Nomura Bldg., Kitahama 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; J. L. Waelchli, H. Muller. 15, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; J. L. Waelchli, E. Winkler. 163, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama; J. L. Waelchli, H. Levedag. Nagoya; J. L. Waelchli, W. Tribelhorn. Export of all kinds of Sundries. Half-finished Articles and Raw-Products. Cable: "Waelchli." — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Linder Architect Office, F. W** Kobe Bldg., Isobe-dori 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. 1932. Pres. F. W. Linder; Dir. A. Nosaka. Architecture & Engineering. Cable: "Gabra." — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd** Mitsubishi Naka 8-go kan, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Head Office: 1 Dale St., Liverpool, England. Cap. [?]; res. 32,368. Fire & Marine Ins. Cable: "Glove" Tokyo. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lloyd's Register of Shipping** Meikai Bldg., 32, Akashi-machi, Kobe; H. Jasper Cox, C. Macpherson. 50, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama; A. McGlashan, J. F. Nicholas. Cable; "Register." — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lloyd Triestino (S. An. Navigazione)** Shanghai, China. Head Office: Trieste. Branch Offices: In the leading ports of the World. Est. 1836. Cap. Lit. 800,000. Chairman Admiral Count Rizzo di Grando; Mng.-Dirs. Gr. Uff. Guido Contesso, Gr. Uff. Capt. Guido Consulich, Gr. Uff. Ing. Link. Cable: "Lloydiano" Shipping: Passenger and commercial stemers linking Italy with Asia, Africa and Australia. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lohmeyer, A** Taikaku Bldg., 9, Motosukiya-cho 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Factory: Futsukaichi, Minami-Shinagawa, Tokyo. Ham, Bacon, Sausages & Delicatessen. Smoked Salmon, German Beer, Cheese. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Lury & Co., Ltd** 512, Showa Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Mng.-Dir. A. M. Lury. Cable: "Luryco" Tokyo. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., (Japan) Ltd** Crescent Bldg., Kyomachi, Kobe; Dir. A. E. Martin. Mitsubishi Bldg., Tamae-cho 2-chome, Osaka. Sub-Office; Mgr. G. Fox. 75 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; Dir. H. E. Standage, O. B. E. Agencies: P. & O. S. N. Co.. British India S. N. Co., Ltd., E. & A. S. S. Co., Ltd., Settling Agents for Marine Ins. Co., Sea Ins. Co., Federal Ins. Co., Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Merchants Fire Ins. Corp. of New York. Cable: "Mackinnons." — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R** 304, Crescent Bldg. 72, Kyo-machi, Kobe. Est. 1919. Cap. $1,000. Pres. H. R. MacMillan; Vice-Pres. W. J. Van Dusen, L. R. Scott; Secr. H. H. Wallace. Rep. in Japan A. C. Kennedy. Cable: "Macsan"—all Japan Offices. Head Office: Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Branches: Seattle, Montreal, Portland, New York, Kobe, Tokyo, etc. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Manchurian Co., Ltd., The** Harbin, Manchoukuo. Branches: Mukden, Dairen. Est. 1908. Mng.-Dir. J. S. Watson; Dirs. K. Watson, D. W. Laycock; Mgr. of Mukden W. Baker; Mgr. of Dairen A. Frost. Cable: "Sagacity". General Imports. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Mannesmann-Trauzl A. G. Tiefbohrtechnik und Maschinenbau** 5/2 Uchisaiwai-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Nomura Bldg., Kitahama 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Head Office: Vienna XXI/8., Austria (Germany) . Est. 1884. Cable: "Bohrtechnik" Wien, "Inpro" Osaka. Deep Drilling Equipment of all kinds for the Discovery, Opening and Working of Mineral Oil, Natural Gas, Asphalt, Coal, Ore, Minerals, Salts, Brine, Stones Gold, Water, Springs, etc. Suitable for any depth down to 12,000 feet required by the respective kind of work; Autogenous Fusing (Torch Cutting) Machines and Accessories, Rams and Pile Drawing Equipment of various designs, Machine Elements and Constructions. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Mannesmannroehren-Werke A. G** 5/2 Uchisaiwai-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Nomura Bldg., Kitahama 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Head Office: Komotau Sudeten, Germany. Est. 1890. Cable: "Mannesrohr" Komotau, "Inpro" Osaka. Seamless Steel Tubes ranging from [?]" up to 25" ext. diameter for all purposes, especially for Conveyance of Gas, Water and Sewage, Steam Users, Oil Well Industry, Collieries, Ships' Equipment, Power Transmission and Lighting, Construction, Weldless Gold Drawn Precision Tubes for Bicycles, Motorcars, Aircraft, etc. Miscellaneous. Electro-welded Tubes. — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Manufacturers Life Ins. Co., The** Head Office: Toronto, Canada. Chief Office for Japan: Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Manager for Japan; T. C. Maitland. Osaka Branch: Osaka Bldg., Kita-ku, Osaka; H. Tanaka. Est. 1887. Assets (1937) $154,939. Cable: "Manulife." — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G., Japan Office** Asahi Bldg. Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka. Mgr. F. Brück; Re- — p. 1141 ([scan part 1, leaf 1196](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1196/mode/1up))

**Ouchterlony & Co., Ltd** Dojima Bldg., Dojima Hamadori 1-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Despatch Office: Mitsubishi 21-go-kan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. Mar. 1937. Cap. 250; res. [?]. Mng.-Dir. H. Ouchterlony; Dirs. M. Yamamoto, T. Kakuta. Cable: "Ouchterony" Osaka. Sole Agents: Finnish Cellulose Assn. Finland & Swedish Steel Mfrs. Imports of Finnish Rayon Pulp, Paper Pulp & Swedish Steel, etc. Exports of Raw Materials & General Goods. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Owston & Co., F** 1, Kaigan-dori 1-chome, Yokohama. Mng.-Dir. C. Heseltine; Dir. E. F. Owston; Y. Hayashi. L. S. J. Hill. Agencies: Dingwall Cotts & Co., Ltd.; Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.; Hongkong Fire Ins. Co.; Canadian Transport Co. Cable: "Owston." — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Oye Rae Trading Co** [?], Shimoyamate 2-chome, Kobe. Mgr. Wm. Oye Rae. Est. 1910. Export. Cable: "Oyerae." — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., The** 92, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. 1886. Cap. £200. res. 1,174. Rep. for Japan S. Isaacs; Per pro. J. D. Miller; Mgr. K. Okabe. Fire Insurance. Cable: "Dnumgis." — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Pappadopoul, A. E** 39, Akashi-machi, Kobe. Est. 1916. Cable: "Papp" Kobe. Importers of Machinery, Exporters of General Japanese Manufactures. Also Acting Greek Consul in Osaka. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Paramount Films, Ltd** Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Far Eastern Representative J. E. Perkins. Mgr. J. W. Piper. Branches: Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Osaka; Katakura Bldg., Kamigofukumachi, Fukuoka; Distribution of Paramount Pictures. Cable of all Offices: "Paramount." — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Paravicini, Dr. Med** 772, Honmoku 3-chome, Yokohama. Est. 1905. Medical Practice. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Parbury, Henty & Co. Pty., Ltd** 1, Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Head Office: "Henty House" Melbourne. Branches: London, Sydney, Brisbane & Kobe. Est. 1833. Mng.-Dir. T. W. Haynes, Melbourne; Mgr. H. H. Evans, Kobe. Silks, Cottons, Rayon & All Japanese Products. Cable: "Marlton." — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Patell, R. J** 629, Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Est. 1930. Machnery & Tools. Representative for Cleveland Twist Drill C., Magnavox C., Morse Chain Co., Oster Mfg. Co., South Bend Lathe Works, L. S. Starett Co., Trimont Mfg. Co., etc. Cable: "Bendix". — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Pearce & Co** 92, Yedo-machi, Kobe. R. W. Pearçe, F. Luther, Mrs. Villaverde, Mrs. Arab. Cable: "Pearce" Kobe. Exporters & Importers. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Pelstrusof, M. V** 28, Commercial St., Harbin Pristan, Manchoukuo. Est. 1910. General Import of Merchandise and Machinery. Cable: "Pelstrusof" Harbin. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Peshuratan & Co** P. O. Box No. 1105, Sannomiya. Mgr. R. S. Mewawalla. Cable: "Peshuratan" Kobe. Export of all kinds of Japanese Products. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Philatelic Accumulative Services** [?], Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku, Tokyo; P. O. Box 567, Tokyo Central. Est. 1934. Head Office: 4241, Wabash Ave. Kansas City, U.S.A. Branch: Shanghai, China. Pres. S. S. Firestone; Vice-Pres. C. Nelkin; Far Eastern Rep. Shmuel ben Ari. Cable: "Nelkin." Wholesalers, Dealers and Accumulators of Postage Stamps. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Plage Jimusho, Dr** 29, Mikawadaimachi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1929. Dr. W. Plage, Y. Kido. Cable: "Plage" Tokyo. Music & Patent Office. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Plaisant Freres** 5, Horai-cho 1-chome, Chosen. Est. 1908. Cap. 22. Paul A. Plaisant, Claude M. Plaisant. Cable: "Plaisant" Seoul. Import & Export. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Poldi Steel Works, Japan Branch, The** Head Office: Prague, Czechoslovakia. Head office for Japan: 7 Saiwaichodori 2-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Branches: Tokyo, Sapporo, Moji. Est. in Japan 1923. Mgr. for Japan M. G. Stejskal. Cable: "Poldi" Osaka, "Poldisteel" Tokyo. High Speed Steel, Tool Steel Alloyed and not Alloyed, Stainless Steel, All kinds of Steel for Parts of machinery, etc., Forgings, Castings. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Post Mercury Company** 21 Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai, China. Est. Dec. 1931. C. V. Starr, G. C. Bruce, Mansfield Freeman, W. A. Hale, S. H. Chang. Cable: "Mercupost" Shanghai. Proprietors of The Shanghai Evening Post & Mercury, Mercury Press, Eastern Advertisers. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Premsing & Sons, I** 201 A, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Head Office: Hyderabad, India. Est. 1924. Prop. S. Premsing; Mgr. Chetanram. Exporters of Silk, Rayon & Cotton Piece Goods and General Export. Cable: "Shankar." — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd** 36, Shimoyamate-dori 3-chome, Kobe. Mgr. J. B. Esdale. Head Office: 56, St. Mary Axe, London, E. C. 3. Est. 1882. Exporters of all Japanese Manufacturers. Cable: "Kynlim" Kobe and London. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Prigorodny Bank, Ltd** 60, Gogolevskaya St., Machiakou, Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1930. Cap. MY100. Mgr. R. M. Zarin; Asst. Mgr. I. K. Konstantioff: Treasurer P. M. Nonopashenny. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Produce Export Co. (Harbin) Ltd., The** Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1916. C. T. Marshall. Cable: "Product" Harbin. Exporters. Marunouchi, Tokyo. Rep. for Japan and Manchoukuo: — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**R. C. A. Communications, Inc** Nisshin Seimei Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Rep. for Japan and Manchoukuo: J. Francis Harris. Cable: "Radiocorp" Tokyo. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**R. K. O. Radio Pictures of Japan, Ltd** 2 Ginza 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Branches: Osaka & Fukuoka. General Mgr. R. D. Spierman; General Sales Mgr. M. Ohno. Distribution of RKO Radio Pictures. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Rae, William** P. O. Box 59, Kobe. Mgr. W. Oye Rae. Est. 1910. Porcelain Manufacture & Mail Order Retailers. Cable: "Oyerae" Kobe. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Ramchand, G** 1/6, Isogami-dori 5-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Head Office: Hyderabad Sind, India. Est. 1894. Mgr. C. K. Vaswani. Cable: "Bharatvasi" Kobe. — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Ratjen & Co., Rud (Goshi Kaisha)** 34, Kita-machi 6-chome, Aoyama, Tokyo. Branches: 18, Hirano-machi 4-chome, Osaka; Totaku Bldg., 2, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. [?]. Cap. 150. Pres. Rudolf Ratjen, Tokyo; Mgrs. L. Janson, Tokyo; G. Ratjen, Osaka; G. Walckhoff, Dairen. Agencies: Deutsche Grammophon-Aktiengesellschaft, Daimler-Benz A. G., Julius Bluthner, J. A. Henckels Zwillingswerk, etc. Cable: "Ratsam." — p. 1144 ([scan part 1, leaf 1197](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1197/mode/1up))

**Red Hand Compositions Co., The** c/o Yonei Shoten K. K., Kobe. General Representative for the East, A. S. Potter. Branches: Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Moji, Keijo, Dairen & Mukden. Head Office: London. Est. 1865. Anti-Corrosive & Anti-Fouling Compositions for Ships' Bottoms; Paints and Enamels for Marine and General use. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Reichsverband der Deutschen Luftfahrt-Industrie (Federation of German Aircraft Manufacturers)** 2 Marunouchi 3-chome, Mitsubishi 21 Bldg., Tokyo. Dr. G. Kaumann. Cable: "Doitsukoku" Tokyo. Representing the general affairs of the German Aeronautical Industry, also representing the German Airline (Deutsche Lufthansa A. G.) and the German Research Insitute for Aeronautics (DVL). — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Remington Rand Inc** Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A. Cap. $25,000. Cable: "Remington" Codes: All Codes. World's largest office equipment Mfrs.—Remington typewriters-Noiseless, Standard and Portables; Dalton and Remington Rand Adding Machine; Remington Book-keeping Manchines; Kardex Visible Card Systems; Safe-Cabinet Files and Safes: Library Bureau Steel Filing Cabinets; Powers Punched Card Tabulating and Statistical equipment. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Reuters, Ltd** 1, Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Tokyo. Corr. M. J. Cox. Telegraph News Agency. Cable: "Reuter" Tokyo. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Rieckermann, Johs** Kaigan Bldg., Kaigan-dori, Kobe. W. Seidel & H. Seidel. Head Office: Hamburg; Tokyo Branch: Kyoichi Bldg., Kyobashi 1-chome. Shanghai Branch: 20, Canton Road. Agencies: Dairen, Mukden. Est.in Germany. 1892. Cable: "Sidel" Kobe. Import of Mining Machinery, Diamods for Mining Industries, Mfg. Machinery & Industrial Supplies. Export of all Japanese manufactured goods. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The** Head Office: 58, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1900. Cap. 20,000. Mng.-Dir. T. G. Ely; Dirs. N. C. Schippers; Accountant W. Hayward; Superintendent Engineer H. P. B. Jones. Sales Offices: Tokyo, Osaka, Otaru, Sendai, Nagoya, Hakata, Keijo, Taihoku & Dairen. Importers & Distributors of Shell Petroleum Products. Cable: "Petrosam." — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Rudolf & Co** 7, Naka-dori, Marunouchi, Tokyo; Gustav Rudolf. Osaka Office; Daido Seimei Bldg., Tosaboridori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka; Dr. J. Jordan. Imports & Exports. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha** 3 of 68, Isobe-dori 4-chome, Kobe. Est. Sept. 1929. Exporters of Silk Piece Goods, etc. Cable: "Rupert" Kobe. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Russo-Manchurian Book Trade Co** 91, Novotorgovaja St., Harbin. Est. 1921. Prof. G. C. Guins, V. J. Cleesuk. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Sabroe Company of Japan, Ltd., The** Taihei Bldg., Umeda-Shinmichi, Kita-ku, Osaka. Mitsubishi Bldg., 8, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1926. Cap. 35. Mng.-Dir. Y. Kojima. Importers Refrigerating Machinery, etc. Cable: "Nihonsabro." — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Sale & Co., Ltd** 14, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Chairman G. S. Sale; Vice-Chairman F. G. Sale; Mng.-Dirs. H. V. Bleackley, H. C. Lepper, Dir. The Hon. D. F. Brand. Branches: 35, Koraibashi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; Takushoku Bldg., Ironai-cho 7-chome, Otaru. Exports, Imports, Insurance. Cable: "Salehouse." — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E** Kanda Bldg., Imabashi, Osaka. Pres. Paul E. Sammann. Branches: Dairen & Tokyo. Est. 1918. Importers & Exporters. Mfrs. Representatives for Automotive Parts, Machinery Equipments, Hardwares, Fancy Toilet Goods. Cable: "Pesam." — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Sankyo Hambai Kaisha, Ltd** Head: Kiimachi, Dairen. Branches: Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin, Tientsin. Est. Oct. 1934. Cap. 150 (p.u.). Mng.-Dir. M. D. H. Miduye. Cable: "Rikuo." Dairen. Harley-Davidson Motorcycle, Rikuo Motorcycle, Battery for Motorcar, "Chevrolet" Motorcar, Bakelite, etc. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Sanyo Shokai, G. K** 14, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1931. Cap. 500; res. 217. D. Mori, J. Koeln. Branches: Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kure, Dairen, Mukden & Hsinking. Imports of Machinery; Exports of Produce and Sundries. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Schmidt Shoten, Ltd** 2 Muromachi 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Dirs. V. Suesskoch, W. Theiss. Branches: Kitakyutaromachi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; Totaku Bldg., 2, Yamagata-dori, Dairen; 13, Samannaya, Harbin; Ta Hsi Pien Men Wei, Mukden; 209 Ichigun Bldg., 105 Horaku-Ro, Hsinking; Schmidt & Co., Ltd. Peking, Tientsin. Leitz Microscopes, Leica-Cameras, Material Testing Apparatus, E. Merck. Chemicals, Sanitas X-Ray Apparatus & other Scientific Apparatus. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Schmitz & Co., P., (Engineering Office)** Nippon Kaijo Bldg., Osaka; P. Schmitz, Heinz van der Laan. Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., Gofuku-bashi, Tokyo; K. Meissner, K. Terauchi. Est. Jan. 1922. Blast Furnaces, Steel-works, Rolling Mills, Cranes and Transporting Equipments, Electric Pulley Blocks, Air Compressors, Mining Machinery, Coal Pulverizers, Coal & Ore Dressing Machines, Crushers, Cement Making Machines, Ceramic Kilns and Machinery, "Dressler" Tunnel Kilns, etc. Sole Agents of Humboldt-Deutzmotoren A. G., Cologne, etc. Cables: "Humboldt," "Pschmitzco" Tokyo & "Schmitzco" "Humboldt" Osaka. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. K. (Steel Works, Ltd.)** Saiwai Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Representatives of Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, Ltd., Vienna, Germany. Est. 1926. Dirs. H. Schreck, W. Levedag. Osaka Branch: 48, Itachibori Minamidori 2-chome, Osaka; C. Wachner. Mukden Branch: c/o C. Illies & Co., Kokusai Bldg., Maruwan Shofuchi, Manager R. Kastelliz. Dipl. Ing. Cable: "Stalphonix" Tokyo and Mukden. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Seymour-Sheldon Co** 107, Ito-machi, Kobe. Est. 1907. Pres. M. C. Avis (Absent); G. H. Lamb; N. A. Couper, C. Bultman, D. H. Grootes, J. L. Heron, F. Birnie. Yokohama & Nagoya. Exports of all Japanese Merchandise. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Shah & Co., G. M** 80, Kyomachi, Kobe. G. Shah, Est. 1930. Cap. 100. Export. Cable: "Gopal" Kobe. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Shanghai Times & The Shanghai Sunday Times, The** 160 Avenue Edward VII; Shanghai, China. Est. 1899. Proprietor: E. A. Nottingham. Cable: "Times" Shanghai. Printers and Publishers. — p. 1145 ([scan part 1, leaf 1198](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1198/mode/1up))

**Siber Hegner & Co** Head Office: Zurich, Switzerland. 8, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo; Mgr. H. Treichler. Mitsubishi Shintaku Bldg., Imabashi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka; Mgr. Dr. R. Stunzi. 89-a Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; Mgr. H. J. Huber. Est. 1866. Cap. Sw. Frs. 1,500. General Importers & Exporters. Cable: "Siber." — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Siberian Trading Co** 19, Samannaya St., Harbin, Manchoukuo. Branches: 52, Taku Road, Tientsin; 63 Oyamadori, Dairen. Retail Stores: The London Textile Co. & "Eurasia" at Dairen. Est. 1927. R. V. Coblenz, S. Kagan-Kans. Cable: "Sitco" for all Branches. Wholesale & Retail Merchants and Importers of Woollen Piece Goods and General Merchandise; Manufacturers' Rep. and Agents. Bankers: The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.; The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation and The Bank of China. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Siegfried & Co** 87, Shinmei-cho, Shizuoka. Pres. W. H. Siegfried; Vice-Pres. John Siegfried. Est. 1917. Tea Exporters. Cable: "Siegco." — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Siemens-Schuckert Denki K. K** 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. Dir. B. Mohr; Mgr. W. Bunten. Est. 1905. Cap. 250. Branch: Daido Seimei Bldg., Tosabori, Osaka: Totaku Bldg., Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Representatives for: Siemens-Schuckertwerke A. G., Berlin-Siemensstadt; Siemens & Halske, A. G. Berlin-Siemensstadt; Siemens-Planiawerks, Berlin-Lichtenberg; Siemens-Bauunion, Berlin-Siemensstadt; Ozongesellschaft G.m.b.H., Berlin-Siemensstadt; Klangfilm G.m.b.H., Berlin. Agents for: Telefunken Gesellschaft fuer drahtlose Telegraphie G.m.b.H., Berlin; E. Zwietusch & Co., G.m.b.H., Berlin. Telefunkenplatte G.m.b.H., Berlin. Electrical & Electro-chemical plants, machineries and apparatuses, etc., soundfilm apparatuses, pneumatic and mechanical conveying plants, etc. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Siemssen & Co. (German Firm)** 317 Totaku Bldg., 2, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Head Office: Hamburg, Germany. Branches: Shanghai (Far East Head Office), Hongkong, Canton, Hankow, Tientsin, Tsingtao, Tsinanfu, Tayuanfu, Peking, Hsinking, Mukden, Dairen, Chinchow Agents: London, Paris, New York, Bangkok. Est. 1846. Cap. Rm.10,000. Hans E. Siebs, Hamburg; E. Lund, Shanghai (Partners). Cable: "Siemssen" All modern codes used. Import of Machinery, Iron, Metals, General Merchandise; Export of Chinese and Manchurian Produce; Insurance; Agents of several German & other industrial works e.g. Demag, Mannesmann, Orenstein & Koppel, Poldi, etc. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Sims, J. Grover** 24, Nakayamate-dori 2-chome, Kobe. Est. 1916. Bristles, Brushes, Brush Blocks & Handles, Animal Hair, Pyrethrum Flowers, Pyrethrum Powder, Menthol Crystals, etc. Cable: "Groversims" Kobe. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Singer Sewing Machine Co** 75-D, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Gen.-Mgr. E. F. Walker. Cable: "Regnis" Yokohama. Yokohama Central Agency; Agent A. K. Aurell. Kobe Central Agency; E. L. Vest. Japan Manufacturers Agency; J. L. Asselin. Seoul Central Agency; H. H. Peck. Mukden; M. Zuber. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Singleton-Benda Shosha** —G. N. Brockhurst, Proprietor.—Koen Bldg., [?] Nihon Odori, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Est. 1897. Cap. £170. Mgr. G. N. Brockhurst; General Import & Export. Insurance Agents. Cable: "Shingleton" Yokohama. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Sivoff Shokai, Paul M** 175, Kitaiskaya St., Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1888 in St. Petersburg (Russia). Cap. 50. Paul M. Sivoff. Contractors to the States Railways of Manchou Tikuo. Import of Technical and Railway Materials, Machine & Tools, Radio Parts & Accessories, Motor Parts & Accessories. Cable: "Sivoff" Harbin. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**S K F Industries of Japan** 10, Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Tokyo; Est. in Japan 1932. Cap. 3,000. Pres. G. Guston; Vice-Pres. H. Melin, N. Kallin; Dirs. H. Boman, E. Andree, M. Akamatsu, R. Shima. Branches: Osaka, Kokura, Nagoya, Sapporo, Nagasaki, Kanazawa, Keijo, Tokyo. Manshu Sales Division: Mgr. K. Darlstrand, 213 Yamagata-dori, Dairen; 37, Chiyoda-dori, Mukden. SKF Products. Cable: "Skefko." — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Skoda Works, Ltd. (Far Eastern Engineering Office of Skoda Works, Ltd., Pilzen, Czechoslovakia)** 2, Kommercheskaya St., Harbin, Manchoukuo. Rep. to Japan and to Manchoukuo H. A. Kusik. Steel Works, Building Mechanical and Electrical Machinery. Cable: "Skodaworks." Harbin. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Society of Chemical Industry in Basle** Switzerland. Est. 1884. Rep. in Japan: R. H. Dick; Kawaramachi Sanwa Bldg., Sakai-suji, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Scientific Propaganda Office for Medicinal Specialities (Suisu Basle Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Nippon Gakujutsu-bu); same address. Dyestuffs & Chemicals for Textile Dyeing Industry, Pharmaceutical Chemicals, Medicinal Specialities. All business transacted by agents: D. Nagase & Co., Ltd. Osaka for dyestuffs and Ch. Takeda & Co., Ltd. Osaka for medicinal specialities. Cable: "Baselosa" Osaka. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Sohrbeck, George C** 212, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. 1932. Import, Forwarding & Shipping. Cable: "Kebros." — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**South British Insurance Co., Ltd., The** Had Office for Japan: Yuraku Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Branches: Yokohama & Kobe. Est. 1872. Mgr. for Japan R. A. Cox; Ass't Mgr. G. L. King. Cable: "Soubritish" Tokyo. Fire & Marine Insurance. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Squire & Co., W. M** Chiyoda Shoken Bldg., 2, Kyobashi 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Prop. W. M. Squire. Imports & Exports Canned Goods & General Merchandise. Cable: "Squire" Tokyo. Codes Used: Bentley's & Acme. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**S. S. Reuben & Co., Ltd** 88 Sannomiya-cho 1-chome, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Est. 1937. Cap. 100. Mng.-Dirs. S. S. Reuben; Dirs. E. S. Sherbanee, Sassoon S. Reuben. Cable: "Yass." Branches: Bombay & Baghdad. Direct Exporters & Importers. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Stadelman & Co** 115, Takenomaru, Yokohama. Est. 1894. Mgr. Geo. Stadelman. Import & Export. Cable: "Stadelman." — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Standard Braid & Produce Co. of Japan** 11, Isogami-dori 2-chome, Kobe. Est. 1920. Cap. 105. Mgrs. A. Thordsen, Th. Thordsen. Exporters, Importers, Commission Merchants, Cable: "Attention" Kobe. — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Standard Brands of Asia Inc** 24, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1932. Mgr. for Japan G. H. Kramer. 78, Kyo-machi, Kobe; Sales Agents C. E. Fox, Tokyo; T. Sugimoto. Fleischmann's Yeast. Arkady, Diamalt. Baking Powder. Cable: "Fleidsado." — p. 1146 ([scan part 1, leaf 1199](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1199/mode/1up))

**Standard Trading Co., G. K** 10, Kaigan-dori, Kobe. Est. 1924. Cap. 50. E. B. Kawasjee, J. R. McKenzie, C. Kawasjee. Export, Import & Commission. Cable: "Stantraco" Kobe. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Standard-Vacuum Oil Company** 8 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Head Office: 26, Broadway, New York, U. S. A. Est. Jan. 1934. Cap. $10,000. Dirs. G. S. Walden. P. W. Parker, H. Dundas, E. F. Johnson, J. H. Congdon, T. E. Mobley, A. H. Tomlinson; Aud. T. G. Newton. Branches in Japan Proper, Taiwan, Chosen & Manchoukuo: Yokohama, General Mgr. C. E. Meyer, Asst. Gen. Mgr. W. L. Marshall, C. Ettele. Tokyo, Nagoya, Sendai, Otaru, Osaka, Moji, Taihoku, Keijo, Dairen. Cable: "Standvac" & "Vacuum" Petroleum and its products. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**States Steamship Co** 7, Nihon-Odori, Yokohama. Agent N. W. Gatrell. 16, Maye-machi, Kobe; Gen. Agent R. K. McClelland. Cable: "Statesline." — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Stedefeld, Dr. Med. H** 67, Tansu-machi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo. Branch Office: 7, Nihon-Odori, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Steinhaeuser Shokai, A. (Taisei Boeki)** P. O. Box 1126, Kobe. Dir. A. Steinhaeuser. Import & Export. Cable: "Concreto" Kobe. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Strachan & Co. (Agencies), Ltd. W. M** Yusen Bldg. Marunouchi, Tokyo. Dir. E. P. Stroud. 1, Kaigandori, Kobe; J. E. Moss. Agencies: Phoenix Assurance., Ltd.; London & Lancashire Ins. Co., Ltd.; Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.; Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.; London & Provincial Marine & Gen. Ins. Co., Ltd. Cable: "Strachan." — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Strong & Co** Head office: 12-13, Hamsell St., London, E. C. I. Est. 1866. 204, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; Mgr. H. B. Street. 96, Higashi-machi, Kobe; Mgr. E. W. Slade. General Export. Cable: "Strong." — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Styrian Steel Works, Ltd. (Steirische Guszstahiwerke A. G.), Japan Branch** Tokyo Office: 2, Echizenbori, 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku. Osaka Office: Minami-Sakaigawa-cho, 2-chome, Minato-ku. Head Office: Vienna I. Germany (Austria). Tokyo Mgr.: Jose Reinl. Cable: "Styriastal." High-Speed Steels, Alloyed & Unalloyed Tool-Steels, Construction-Steel, Mining-Steels, Acid Proof Steels, Cobalt High-Speed Steel, Tungsten Alloyed High-Speed Steel in all grades, Tool Steels, etc. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Sulzer Brothers Engineering Office, Goshi Kaisha (Representing Sulzer Brothers, Ltd., Winterthur)** Crescent Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi, Kobe. Manchoukuo Branch Office: 9, Matsuyama-cho, Dairen. Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers; High Pressure Compressors; Stationary and Marine Diesel Engines; Pumps and Fans for all purposes; Refrigerating and Ice Making Machinery, etc. Cable: "Sulzer." Sole Agents for Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd. (Zuerich). — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Sun Insurance Office Ltd. of London** 14, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. Mgr. for Japan W. R. Bull. Osaka Bldg., Soze-cho, Osaka; S. Tamura. Est. 1710. Cap. £2,400 (600 p.u.). Fire & Marine Insurance. Cable: "Sunfire." — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada** Head Office: Montreal, Canada. Administrative Office for Japan: 6, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo: Supervisor for Japan W. D. Cameron; Resident Secretary R. M. Dobson. Cable: "Sunbeam" Tokyo. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Svagr, J. J** 42-b, Bluff, Yokohama. Est. 1929. Architect & Consulting Engineer. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Swiss Watch Import Co** Crescent Bldg., Kyo-machi, Kobe. Est. 1923. May. A. Rupp. Watches & Watch Materials. Cable: "Swisswatch." — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Tachung Bank** Tientsin, China. Est. 1929. Cap. Shanghai Tayang 4,000 (1,600 p.u.). Branch in Harbin, Manchoukuo. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Talon & Co** 50, Nanmon-dori, Heijo, Chosen. Est. 1904. Cap. 30. Mgr. W. A. Clapham. Importers & Domestic Groceries; Distributors of Morning Calm, Soonan and U. S. Food Products. Cable: "Talon" Heijo. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Tayeb Khonji & Sons, M** 12, Isobe-dori 3-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Head Office: Bahrein, Iranian Gulf. Est. 1896. A. Khonji. Exporters of all Merchandises produced in Japan. The only Iranian firm in Japan. Cable: "Tayeb." — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Taylor, F. C** Nippon Seimei Bldg., 42 Nishi-machi, Kobe-ku, Kobe. Representative Rayonier Incorporated, San Francisco, Calif. Cable: "Rayonier" Kobe. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Sanso Kabushiki Kaisha** 38 Akashi-machi, Kobe. Est. 1930. Cap. 2,400 (p.u.). Mng.-Dirs. H. Melchior, C. Odaka. Branches: Hakodate, Tokyo, Sendai, Niigata, Toyama, Tsuchizaki, Nagoya, Osaka, Kyoto, Kokura, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Dairen, Mukden, Keijo, Heijo, Taihoku. Factories: Kobe, Niihama, Hakodate, Tokyo, Yokohama, Aomi, Niigata, Tsuchizaki, Nagoya. Osaka, Takefu, Kokura, Minamata, Fusan, Keijo, Heijo, Taihoku. Mfrs. of Oxygen Acetylene, Nitrogen, Dissolved Acetylene, Argon, Liquid Gases, All apparatus necessary for Oxy-Acetylene & Electric Welding, Cutting machines and electrodes. Cable: "Oxygene." — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Tetens, A. P** Tokyo Kaijo New Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo; Dir. A. P. Tetens. Daido Bldg., Tosabori Nishi-ku, Osaka; Mgr. H. Ohmori. Est. 1911. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Teubner, H** 13, Gotenyama, Takarazuka, Hyogo-ken. Representative of "Schuetz" Oxygen-Producing Plants. Cable: "Teubner" Takarazuka. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Teverson & Mactavish** 29, Harima-machi, Kobe. Est. 1904. A. Ormiston. Exchange Brokers. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Texas Co. (China) Ltd., The** 230, Shiomi-cho, Dairen. Station Mgr. B. E. Butland; Terminal Superintendent S. E. Cull; Head Office: New York. Head Office in the Far East: Shanghai. Petroleum & Its Products. Cable: "Texaco" — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Thakkar, M. D** 16, Tosabori-dori 4-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka. Est. 1931. A. V. Thakkar, D. D. Thakkar, V. D. Thakkar, B. K. Thakkar. Exporters & Shippers of all Japanese Goods & Specialists in Culture Pearls. Cable: "Thakkar" Osaka. P. O. Box Central 227, Osaka. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Thakkor & Co** 9 Isobedori 3-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. 1927 in Bombay. Cap. 15. Cable "Thakorco" Kobb. Motor-cars, Motor-accessories & Spare Parts, Bicycles, Radio & Gramophone, Antimony, Rubber & Celluloid Goods of all description, Hood-materials, Sundries of all kinds, Enamel Wares, Presentation Articles, Electrical goods & apparatus, Stationery, etc. — p. 1147 ([scan part 1, leaf 1200](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1200/mode/1up))

**Thordsen, Albert** 6, Goko-dori 2-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Tel. Fukiai 4610-2. Sole Agents of Fried. Krupp A.-G. and International Ziehstein-Union G.m.b.H, Essen, Germany. Branches: 8, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo, c/o Walter Lemke Office; 181, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. Aug. 1936. Mgrs. S. Hiraiwa, R. S. Boyd. Importers of Machines, Special Steels and All Technical Articles. Cables: "Thordsen" All Codes Used. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Tokki Gomei Kaisha** 130, Kensei-cho 1-chome, Taihoku, Formosa. Est. 1907. Cap. 200; res. 100. Mng.-Dir. S. Elphinstone. Works: 680, Hokuto, Hokutosho, Shichisei-gun, Taihoku-shu. Sulphur & Coal Mine Owners, Hoisery Mfrs. Merchants & Commission Agents. Cable: "Elphinston." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Tomeye Trading Co** Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1922. Mgr. Leon D. S. Tomeye. Import of Printing Inks & Supplies, Toilet Articles, "Velocette" Motorcycles, Rubber Goods. Cable: "Leon." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Tong-Chang Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha** Taiyudo, Heian Hokudo, Chosen. Est. 1927. Cap. 1,250. Rep.-Dir. G. C. Cranor; Dirs. Serge Rubinstein. E. C. Mandley, Marcel Flury-Herard, etc. Mining and Refining Gold and Silver Ores. Cable: "Taiyudokozan." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Toorabally & Co., V. H** 26, Sannomiya 3-chome, Kobe. Est. 1905. S.V.H. Toorabally. Silk, Cotton, Art. Silk, Hosiery, Enamelled Porcelain, Glass, Isinglass, Camphor, etc. Cable: "Toorabally." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha** 1, Isogo-machi, Yokohama. Est. Dec. 1908. Cap. 3,000 (p.u.); res. 166. Chairman S. Tajima; Dirs. M. Asada, F. J. Blyth, A. A. F. Shearer; Inspectors T. Ito, S. Motomura. Branches: 10, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo; Uchihamacho 2-chome, Moji; 47, Kitahama 3-chome, Osaka. Manufacturers of Babcock & Wilcox Water-Tube Boilers & all Boiler House Specialities. Cable: "Babcock" Yokohama. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Tozai Motors, Ltd** 1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1928. Cap. 100 (p.u.). Chairman H. Hunter; Dirs. H. S. Weigall, J. Gadsby. Agents J. A. P. Engine, Lister Diesel Engine, Matches Motorcycles, etc. Cable: "Eikobuki." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Trade Representation of U.S.S.R** Mitsubishi 5-go-kan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Rep. V. N. Kochetoff. Branches: Oye Bldg., Kinugasa-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka; 10 Kaigan-dori. Kobe; 13-17, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Trans-Pacific Advertising and Service Bureau, The** Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. Pres. B. W. Fleisher; Mgr. J. R. Young. Cable: "Advertiser" Tokyo. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Tschurin & Co., Ltd., I. I** Harbin, New-Town, Manchoukuo. Branches: Pristan, (Harbin) Modiagow (Harbin), Kobe, Dairen, Mukden, Hsinking, Ssupingkai, Kwangchengtzu, Kirin, Tsitsihar, Hailar & Heiho. Agencies: All over Manchoukuo, & London, New York, Hamburg, etc. Mng.-Dir. Fuetterer, E. O.; Export Mgr. Nicholls, H. W. G.; Mgr. Rottmann, A. H.; Shisheloff, A. A.; Acct. Profofieff, J. V. Cable: "Tschurin" Harbin. Codes used: All Codes. Importers and Exporters, Manufacturers & Contractors. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Tunglai Bank** Tientsin, China. Est. 1918. Cap. Shanghai Tayang 3,000 (p.u.); res. 206. Branch in Dairen, Manchoukuo. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Twentieth Century-Fox (Far East) Inc** Izumo Bldg., 2, Ginza 3-chome, Tokyo. Mgr. A. G. Doyle. Osaka Branch: 38, Yedobori Minami-dori 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka; Mgr. W. G. Schwartz. Distributors of motion pictures. Cable: "Centfox" Tokyo. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd** Chief Office in Japan: Union Bldg., Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; Mgr. H. N. Laver. Branches: Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo; Mgr. H. N. Laver; 28, Harima-machi, Kobe; Mgr. E. A. Brodie. Est. 1835. Cap. £2,000 ([?] p.u.); res. £2,139. Marine & Fire Insurance. Cable: "Union." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Union Oil Company of California** Head Office: Union Oil Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Japan Office: Kogin Bldg., 36, Nishi-machi, Kobe. Far Eastern Rep. W. W. Baer. Est. 1890. Cap. $125,000. Crude Oil, Gasoline, Kerosene, Diesel Oil, Asphalt, Motor Oil, Lubricating Oil, Grease, Solvents. Cable: "Petroleum" Los Angeles; "Unoco" Kobe. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Union Trading Co** Kikumasamune Bldg., 1, Ginza Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Prop. J. Bitker; Mgr. H. Saito. General Import & Export. Cable: "Utrac" Tokyo. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Union Trading Co** 21-Gochi, Shiba Park, Tokyo. Est. 1909. Prop. S. Takeishi. Dry Goods. Cable: "Unitraco" Tokyo. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Union Trading Co. (Gomei Kaisha)** 7, Goko-dori 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Est. 1911. Cap. 100 (p.u.). Rep.-Partner W. J. Toms. Manufacturers of Fireproof Doors, Fire-Extinguishers, "Rawlplugs" & Special Roofing Paint; Importers of Machinery; Exporters of General Merchandise. Cable: "Toms" & "Utco" Kobe. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**United Artists Corporation of Japan** Osaka Bldg., 3, 1-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku Tokyo. Gen.-Mgr. A. A. Lowe; Sales Mgr. K. Hirata; Accountant F. F. Eca da Eilva. Branches: Osaka, Fukuoka, Nagoya, Dairen. Distributors of Motion Picture Films. Cable: "Unartisco." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Universal Picture (Japan), Ltd** Chiyoda Trust Bldg., Kyobashi 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Rep. L. Astrachan. Branch: Asahi Bldg., Nakanoshima 3-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka. Film Distributors. Cable: "Unifilman" Osaka. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Vacakis Brothers** Head Office: 140, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. Est. 1916. Import, Export & General Commission Agents. Branch: 33, Naniwa-dori, Mukden. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Vasuka & Co** 167, Isobe-dori 3-chome, Kobe. Est. 1925. H. F. Ali. K. A. Sheth. Exporters of Silk, Rayon, Cotton & Woollen Piece Goods & Sundry lines. Cable: "Vasuka." — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Vasunia & Co** [?], Goko-dori 6-chome, Kobe. Est. 1881. Head Office: E. F. Kavarana & Co., Kalbadevi Road, Bombay, India. Dirs. F. P. Vasunia, P. P. Vasunia, H. P. Vasunia. Branches: Hongkong, Canton, Shanghai. Export of Silk, Rayon & Cotton Piece Goods, Hosiery Mill & Gin Store accessories, All Japanese Products and Sundry Manufacturers. Import of Ivory, Sandalwood Gambiler, Cardamoms, All Spices, etc. Cable: "Limjee" Kobe. — p. 1148 ([scan part 1, leaf 1201](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1201/mode/1up))

**Vehabag, Ltd** 10, Wu Wei Loo, Mukden. Est. July 1935. Cap. 100. Dirs. H. Stahlmann, M. Nakamura. Imports: Diesel Motors, Trucks, Automobiles & Machineries. Exports: Manchurian Agricultural & Mineral Products. Cable: "Vehabag." Branches: Hamburg, Shanghai, Tientsin, Tsingtao, Chihfeng. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Vendrell, Mustaros & Co** 125, Higashi-machi, Kobe. Est. 1890. Mgr. J. Mustaros. General Export & Import. Cable: "Vendrell." Branches: Nagoya, Yokohama. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Vernot Timber Trading Co** Aioi-cho 1-chome, Otaru. Hokkaido. Est. Nov. 1926. Mgr. Karl Koch. Export of Timber. Cable: "Vertico" Otaru. Head Office: Charles Vernot, Vichy, France. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Viroomal, R** P. O. Box No. S. 1103 Kobe. Est. 1925. P. Hemandas, C. Gagandas, R. H. Dodani. General Insurance Broker. Cable: "Universal." — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Vogt, Dr. K. & Sonderhoff, Dr. R** Yaesu Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Dr. K. Vogt, Dr. R. Sonderhoff, etc. Lawyer and Patent Attorney. Cable: "Anwalt" Agency: Hsinking. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Walker & Co. (Goshi Kaisha)** Nippon Bldg., 79, Kyomachi, Kobe. Cap. 100. Pres. F. V. Walker. Branches: Tokyo & Yokohama. Importers & Exporters. Cable: "Walker" Kobe. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Waltham Watch Company** 6 Naka Yongokan, Marunouchi, Tokyo. Est. 1854. Head Office: Waltham, Mass., U.S.A. Repair parts for Waltham watches, Advertising office for Waltham watches. Cable: "Waltham" Tokyo. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Walther, J** 142, Bunka-mura, Ashiya near Kobe. Est. [?]. Insurance Agency for Life, Accident, Fire, Motorcars & Fidelity. Cable: "Walther" Bunkamura, Ashiya. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Warner Bros. First National Pictures (Japan), Inc** Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., Gofukubashi 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo. Gen.-Mgr. Michael Shathin; Accountant B. G. Walker. Distributors of Motion Pictures. Cable: "Firnatex." — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Watumull Brothers** 153 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Head Office: Hyderabad Sind, India. Branches Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A. Est. 1910. Partners J. Watumull, G. J. Watumull. R. Watumull. Cable: "Rama". Exporters of Silk, Rayon, Cotton Piece goods and Sundry goods. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Weinberger & Co., C (Goshi Kaisha)** 122, Higashi-machi, Kobe. Est. 1891. Cap. 50. Partner C. Wilckens. General Import & Export. Cable: "Weinberger" Kobe. Tokyo Office: 3, Naka 3-go-kan, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Welansky & Goldberg Sewing Machine Co. of New York** Kitahama Nomura Bldg., Kitahama 1-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. Importers & Exporters of Sewing machines and accessories. Cable: "Goldwel" Osaka. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Wellington Sears Company, Inc** 65 Worth St., New York City, N. Y., U. S. A. Est. 1845. Cap. [?], Cable: "Wellsear" New York. Bank Ref.: Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. New York; National City Bank, New York; National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Boston. Cotton textile merchants; Distributing the products of seventeen mills, consuming 250,000 bales of cotton annually, covering a wide range of woven materials, including industrial fabrics, rayon, etc. Offices in Principal American Cities. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Westinghouse Air Brake Co.; Safely Car Devices Co** 665, Marunouchi Bldg., Tokyo. Engrg. Rep. for the Orient; Fred S. Thomas. Air Brake Equipments, Car Couplers, Slack Adjusters, Air Compressors, etc. Cable: "Westinghouse" Tokyo. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Wiersum & Co., Ltd., M. S** 25, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1915. Cap. 200. Mng.-Dir. M. S. Wiersum; Dirs. I. Hirai, K. F. Wiersum. Import, Export, Shipping & Insurance Agents. Cable: "Wiersum." — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Winckler & Co** 5-7, Isobe-dori 1-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. W. Westphalen. Branch: 256, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; F. Fachtmann; G. Selig. Buying Office: 128-133, Higashi Ozone-cho, Minami 2-chome, Nagoya. Exporters & Importers. Representatives of Chemische Fabrik von Heyden Akitiengesellschaft (Heyden Chemical Works), Radebeul-Dresden, Germany. Cable: "Winckler." All Codes Used. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Winning & Co., W. H** Higashi Koen-cho, Dairen. P.O. Box 134. (Successors to: Cornabe, Eckford & Winning). — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Witkowski & Co., Ltd., J** Kobe Office: 118, Ito-machi, Kobe-ku. Yokohama Office: 93, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku. Nagoya Office: 200, Minami 4-chome, Higashi-ku. Est. 1887. Cap. 300. Mng.-Dir. A. Goldman; Dir. A. E. Caro; Inspector M. Gottlinger. Importers. Exporters & Commission Agents. Cable: "Witkowski." — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Wolter & Co., Carl** Hongkong Shanghai Bank Bldg., Mukden, Manchoukuo. Est. Apr., 1913. Mng.-Dir. James C. Wolter. Branches: Harbin, Kirin, Tungliao, Peking & Tientsin. Importers & Exporters, Insurance. Cable: "Barbarossa" Mukden. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Wyllie Shokai, R. A** 68, Isobe-dori 4-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe. Mgr. H. Orita. Exporters & Importers. Branch: 4, Motohama-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. Head Office: Vancouver. Sr. Partner R. A. Wyllie. Cable: "Coal" Vancouver B.C. "Rawau" Kobe; "Wilso" Yokohama. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Yangtze Insurance Association, Ltd., The** Chief Office for Japan: Union Bldg., Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Mgr. H. N. Laver. Tokyo Branch: Marunouchi Bldg.. Kojimachi-ku. Mgr. H. N. Laver. Kobe Branch: 28, Harima-machi. Mgr. C. D. Wales. Est. 1862. Cap. Shanghai $2,500 ($1,500 p.u.); res. $14.675. Motor-car Insurance. Cable: "Union." — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Yeiju Mines, Ltd** 21, Teido, Keijo, Chosen. Est. Jan. 1928. Cap. 1,000 (p.u.). J. H. Morris, Alex. McFarlane. Cable: "Morris." — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co** [?], Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Mgr. T. Horiuchi. Agents: McEwan's Extra Stout, Boord & Son's Gin, Marchant Whisky. Cable: "Laffin." — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Yokohama & Tokyo Foreign Board of Trade** Registered Office: 252, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. Est. 1866. Chairman J. Kern, Yokohama; Vice-Chairman E. W. Frazar, Tokyo; Committee W. Becker, E. Grimm, A. H. Hansen, Tokyo; G. Audoyer, J. D. Collier, B. Kopf, M. Mendelson, R. D. Standish, J. Thayer, M. S. Wiersum, Yokohama; Secretary E. Jordan. — p. 1149 ([scan part 1, leaf 1202](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1202/mode/1up))

**Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd** Head Office: York, England. Tokyo Office: Katakura Bldg., Kyobashi 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1824. K. J. Brown (Mgr. for Japan), R. A. Roberts, K. Yamaguchi. Fire, Marine — p. 1150 ([scan part 1, leaf 1203](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1203/mode/1up))

**Yu Cheong Company** [?], Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. 1885. Mgr. Y. T. Chan. General Goods. Cable: "Yutong" Yokohama. — p. 1150 ([scan part 1, leaf 1203](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1203/mode/1up))

**"Zaria" Russian Daily Newspaper** 7 Skvosnaya St., Harbin, Manchoukuo. Est. 1920. Dirs. O. V. Lembich, E. S. Kaufman, G. N. Shipkoff; Editor E. S. Kaufman. Branches: Shanghai & Tientsin. Weekly Artistic Magazine "Rubej" and "Lastochka" also are issued by the publishing firm "Zaria" in Harbin. — p. 1150 ([scan part 1, leaf 1203](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1203/mode/1up))

**Zeiss, Kabushiki Kaisha, Carl** Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. Dir. Hermann Kuh. Cable: "Zeissag" Tokyo. Osaka Office: Daini Nomura Bldg., 6th floor. 56 Bingo-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1150 ([scan part 1, leaf 1203](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1203/mode/1up))

**Zondovitch & Sons, B** 48, Yamaskaya St., Harbin. Est. 1898. Partners B. Zondovitch, A. Gurvitch, D. Zondovitch, T. Zondovitch, H. Zondovitch. Import & Export of Furs & Skins, etc. Cable: "Zondovitch." Branches: 45, Naniwa-dori, Mukden; 17 Rue de L'Amiraute, Tientsin. 233, West 26th St., New York; 28, Mendele St., Tel-Aviv. — p. 1150 ([scan part 1, leaf 1203](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1203/mode/1up))

**Zyngol & Co., K** Kikumasamune Bldg., 1, Ginza Nishi 3-chome, Tokyo. Est. 1934. Representation of Polish Cos. Direct Import from Largest Polish Hop Producers, etc. Cable: "Zyngolco" Tokyo. — p. 1150 ([scan part 1, leaf 1203](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1203/mode/1up))


## Appendix III — Bibliography

### I. Arts and Crafts

**Allen, M. F** Japanese Art Motives (Illustrated). — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Amsden, D** The Heritage of Hiroshige; Impression of Ukiyoe, 1905. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Anderson, Wm** The Pictorial Arts of Japan, 1886 (rare); Japanese Wood-Engravings, 1906. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Audsley, Geo. A** Oriental Art of Japan, 2 vols., 1885; Gems of Japanese Art and Handicraft. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Ditto, & L. J. Bowes** Keramic Art of Japan, 1881. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Averill, M** The Flower Art of Japan (Illustrated). — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Bachhofer, L** Die Kunst der Japanischen Holzschnittmeister. Muenchen, 1922. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Bernoulli, R** Ausgewahlte Meisterwerke Ostasitischer Graphik. Plauen, 1923. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Binyon, L** Painting in the Far East, 1908; Drawings from the Old Masters of Japanese Arts, 1907. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Ditto & O'Brien Sexton** Japanese Color Prints, London, 1923. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Blackes, J. F** The A.B.C. of Japanese Art. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Blowes, J. L** A Vindication of the Decorated Pottery of Japan, 1891; A History of the Art of Lacquer Working; Notes on Shippo, 1895. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Bowie, H. D** On the Laws of Japanese Painting, 1911. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Brinkley, Capt. F** The Art of Japan, 2 vols., 1901. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Brockhaus, Albert** "Netsuke," 1906. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Conder, Josiah** The Floral Art of Japan, 2 vols., the Flowers of Japan and the Art of Floral Arrangement, 1899; Landscape Gardening in Japan, 1893; Ditto, Supplement, 1893. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Cram, B. A** Impressions of Japanese Architecture and the Allied Arts, 1905. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Dawe, W. C** "Kakemonos," 1897. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Derselbe** Ostasiatisches Gerat. Berlin, 1925. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Dick, S** Arts and Crafts of Old Japan, 1923. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Dillon, E** The Arts of Japan. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Dresser, C** Japan, Its Architecture, Art, and Art Manufactures, 18[?]2, London (rare). — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Du Cane, Florence** The Flowers and Gardens of Japan, Black. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Edwards, T. A. Herbage** Kakemono; Japanese Sketches, 1906. W. Heinemann, London. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Fenellosa, E. F** Review of the Chapter on Painting in Gonse's L'art Japonais, 1885; The Masters of Ukiyoe, 1896; A History of Japanese Art. 2 vols., 1911. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Ficke, A. D** Chats on Japanese Prints, 1922. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Fischer, Otto** Die Kunst Indiens, Chinas u. Japans, Berlin. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Flecher, J. G** Japanese Paints (Illustrated), 1918. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Fukukita, Y** Cha-no-Yu; Tea Cult of Japan. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Glaser, Curt** Ostasiatische Plastik, Berlin, 1925. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Gonse, Louise** L'art Japonais, 2 vols., (rare), 1883. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Gowland, W** The Art of Working Metals in Japan, 1910. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Graf, Oscar u. Caecilie** Japanisches Gespensterbuch. Stuttgt.—Berlin—Leipzig. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Wm. E** Japanese Art, Artists and Artisans, 1883. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Gunsaulus, Helen C** Japanese Sword-Mounts in the Collections of Field Museum. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Hamony, Miss. D** Musical Japan, 1897. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Harada, Jiro** The Gardens of Japan (Illustrated), 1928, Studio, Ltd., London. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Hedges, F. H** The Kabuki Stage of Japan. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Hiroshige's** Masterpieces, a Collection of. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Hokusai** The Old Man Mad with Painting. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Hope, R. C** The Temples and Shrines of Nikko, 1894. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Huish, Marcus, N** Japan and Its Art, 1889, the Fine Art Society, London. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Imperial Household Museum, The (Japanese)** The History of Japanese Arts, 3 vols. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Japan-British Exhibition (1910), Shephard's Bush, London** An Illustrated Catalogue of Japanese Fine Arts, 1919 (very rare). — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Jolly, H. L** Japanese Sword-mounts, 1910; Japanese Sword Fittings, 1912. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Jonas, F. M** "Netsuke," 192[?], Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., London. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Kuemmel, Otoo** Die Kunst Ostasiens. Berlin, 1922. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Kuemmel, O. mit Einf. v. Ernst Grosse** Ostasiatisches Gerat, Berlin, 1925. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**Kurth, J** Harunobu, Muenchen, 1923; Sharaku, Muenchen, 1922; Die Geschichte des Japanischen, Holzschnittes, Leipzig, 1925. — p. 1163 ([scan part 1, leaf 1220](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1220/mode/1up))

**League of Nations Association, The (Tokyo)** The Year Book of Japanese Art, 1928 & 1929, L. N. Association, Tokyo. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Ledoux, L. V** The Art of Japan, Illus., 1927. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**McNeil, M** Hiroshige, the Artist of Mist, Snow and Rain, 1901. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Migeon, G** In Japan; Pilgrimages to the Shrine of Art (Tr. from the French by F. Simmonds); Japanese Colour Prints. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Millet, J. B** Japanese Paintings and Modern Wood Prints, 1899. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Morrison, A** The Painters of Japan, 2 vols., 1911. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Noguchi, Yone** Some Japanese Artists, Illus.; The Spirit of Japanese Art, 1915. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Okakura, Kakuzo** Book of Tea, 1912. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Piggott, Sir F. T** Principle in Tunings of the Modern Japanese Koto, 1892; The Music and Musical Instruments of Japan, 1909; Studies in the Decoration Art of Japan, 1910. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Pointing, H. P** The Japanese Studies, 1906. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Priestley, A. F** How to Know Japanese Colour Prints, 1927. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Sadler, A. P** Japanese Plays: No-Kyogen-Kabuki. Maruzen Company, Tokyo. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Seidlitz W. de** History of Japanese Colour Prints, 1910. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Stewart, B** Japanese Colour Prints and the Subjects they Illustrate, 1920, Dodd. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Strange, Ed. F** Colour Prints of Japan, 1904. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Academy of Music** Collection of Japanese Koto Music. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Toyo Bijutsu Taikwan** (Masterpieces Selected from the Fine Art of Far East), 15 vols. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Tsurumi, Tsuneyoshi** Die Kunst Japans. Leipzig, 1929. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Warmer, L** Japanese Sculpture of Suiko Period. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**With, Karl** Buddhistische Plastik in Japan, Wien, 1922; Die Japanische Plastik, Jahregabe des Vereins der Fruende Ostasiatischer Kunst Koeln. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

### II. Biography and History

**Abbott-Brown, Capt. C** The War in the East, 1904 — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**America-Japan Society, The** The First Japanese Embassy to the United States of America (1860), 1920. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Asakawa, Dr. K** The Russo-Japanese Conflict. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Aston, W. G** The "Nihongi" (a translation); Chronicles of Japan from the Earliest Times to A.D. 679, 1896, Trubner & Co., London. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Ballard, Adm. G. A** The Influence of the Sea on the Political History of Japan, 1921, E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Balton, W** William Adams, the First Englishman in Japan, 1875. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Balz, Toku** Erwin Balz. Stuttgart, 1931. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Bertin, Louis Emile** Les Grandes Guerres Civiles du Japon 1894, E. Lerou, Paris. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Brinkley, Capt Frank** Japan, 1897-9[?], J. R. Millet Company, Boston; Japan and China 12 vols., 1903; Japan Described and Illustrated by the Japanese, 10 vols., 1897-98; Oriental Series: Japan and China, their History, etc., 12 vols., 1901-02; A History of the Japanese People from Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era, 1920, George H. Doran Co., New York. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Brooke, M. G** An Eye-Witness in Manchuria, 1905. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Brown, S. R** A Maker of the New Orient, 1902. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Cassel's** History of the Russo-Japanese War, 5 vols. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Clement, E. W** A Short History of Japan, 1915, Chicago. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Coleman, F** Japan Moves North: The Inside Story for Siberia, 1919; The Far East Unveiled, 1918, Cassell & Co., Ltd., London. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Corazza** Japan, Wunder des Schwertes, Berlin. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Cowen, J** The Russo-Japanese War, 1905. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Dautremer, Joseph** Chez Nos Alles Japonais, Esquisse Historique; passe-evolution-present, 1918, Garnier Pretes, Paris. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Davis** Japan, from the Age of the Gods to the Fall of Tsingtao. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Davis, J. D. D. D** A Maker of New Japan: The Life of Niishima. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Dept. of Education (Japan)** History of the Empire of Japan, 1893, P. F. Collier & Son, New York. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Diosy, A** The New Far East, 1904; Japan in Recent Times (1912-26), William Morraw & Co., New York. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Driault, Edouard** La Question D'Extreme-Orient, 1908, F. Alcan, Paris. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Lombard, Frank, A** An Outline History of the Japanese Drama. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Fukuzawa, Yukichi** His Authobiography, tr. by Eiichi Kiyooka, 1935, Hokuseido, Tokyo. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Gowen, H. H** An Outline History of Japan, 1927. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Wm. E** Dux Christus, An Outline Study of Japan, 1905; The Mikado's Empire, 2 vols., Japanese Nation in Evolution; Hepburn of Japan, 1918, Millard Filmore; Japan, 1923, Globe Printing Co., New York; Japan in History, Folk-lore and Art, 1892, Houghton Mifflin & Co., Boston; The Mikado: Institution & Person, 1915, Princeton Univ. Press. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Grousset, Rene** Histoire de L'Asie, 1921-22, G. Cres & Cie, Paris. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Gubbins, J. H** The Making of Modern Japan, 1922, Seeley, Service & Co., London. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Gulick, S. L** Evolution of Japanese, 1903; The White Peril in the Far East, 1905. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Hamilton, Sir J** A Staff Officer's Scrap-Book during the Russo-Japanese War, 2 vols., 1907. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Hara, Prof., Katsutaro** An Introduction to the History of Japan, 1921, Putnam & Son, New York. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Harrison, E. J** The Fighting Spirit of Japan, 2 vols., 1912. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Haus[illegible]ofer, K** Japans Reichsehneuerung, Leipzig, 1930; Japans Werdegang als Weltmacht und Empire, Leipzig, 1933. — p. 1164 ([scan part 1, leaf 1221](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1221/mode/1up))

**Hildreth, Richard** A Handbook of Old Japan, 1906, A. C. McClurg & Co., Chicago; Japan as It Was and Is, 2 vols., 1906. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Hishida, Seiji** The International Position of Japan as a Great Power, 1905, The MacMillan Company, New York. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Honjo, Dr. Eijiro** Social & Economic History of Japan (English Translation), 1935; Maruzen Bookstore. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Imperial Japanese Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition** Japan in the Beginning of the 20th Century, 1904. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Isobe, Yaichiro** The Story of Ancient Japan or Tales from the "Kojiki," 1928; Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Johnson, Julia E** China and Japan, 1922, H. W. Wilson Co., New York. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Klado, Capt. N** The Battle of the Sea of Japan (An Authorized translation from the Russion, by G. H. Dickinson & F. P. Marchant), 1906. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Knapp, A. M** Feudal and Modern Japan, 1906. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Kuropatkin, Gen** The Russian Army and the Russo-Japanese War (Tr. By Capt. A. Lindsay), 2 vols., 1909. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**La Mazelliere, Antoine Rous** Le Japon, Histoire et Civilization, 1907, Plon-Noulit et Cie, Paris. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Lanman, Charles** Leading Men of Japan, 1882, D. Lothrop & Co., Boston. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Lathourette, K. S** The Development of Japan, 1918, The MacMillan Co., New York; Japan. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Lewis, R. E** The Japanese Conquest of the Far East, 1903. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Linthicum, R** War between Russia and Japan, 1905. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Longford, Joseph H** The Evolution of New Japan, 1913. University Press, Cambridge; Japan, 1923, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston; The Story of Old Japan, 1910, Chapman & Hall, Ltd., London. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Madden, Maude Whitmore** Women of the Meiji Era, 1919, F. H. Revell Co., New York. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Martyr, G** Dai Nippon, 1925. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**McCaul, F** Under the Care of the Japanese War Office, 1904. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**McLaren, Walter Wallace** A Political History of Japan during the Meiji Era, 1916, F. G. Allen & Unwin, London. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Montgomery, K. B** The Empire of the East. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Morris, I** Makers of Japan, 1906. Suggested Outlines for a Discussion of, 1921, Japan Society, New York. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Murdoch, J** A History of Japan, vols. 1, 2, 3 & 4 (originally issued by Asiatic Society of Japan). — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Murray, D** Japan, 1920; The Story of Japan (General History), 1905; The History of Japan. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Nachod, O** A. Wedemeyer, Jap. Fruhgeschichte. (Rezension), 1930; Geschichte von Japan. Leipzig, 1929. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Nitobe, Dr. I** The Japanese Nation, 1912; The Intercourse between Japan and U. S. A., 1891. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Noguchi, Y** Lafcadio Hearn in Japan, 1913, — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Nuttall, Mrs. Zelia** The Earliest Historical Relations between Mexico and Japan, 1906, the University Press. Berkeley; Japanese Traits and Foreign Influences, 1927. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Ogasawara, Viscount Rear-Adm. N** Life of Admiral Togo; Maruzen Co., Tokyo, 1934. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Okakura, Kakuzo** The Awakening of Japan, 1921; The Ideals of the East, 1903; J. Murray, London. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Okuma, Marquis Shigenobu** Fifty Years of New Japan (Kaikoku Gojunen-shi), English Version, ed. by Marcus B. Huish, 2 vols., 1909, Smith, Elder & Co., London. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Oliphant, Laurence** Narrative of the Earl of Elgin's Mission to China and Japan in Years 1857, 1858, 1859 & 1860, Harper & Bros., New York. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Ostwald, Paul** Japan's Entwicklung zur Modernen Welmacht, 1922. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Paske-Smith, M. C. B. E** England and Japan, Extracts from the History of Travayle (Originally published in 1577), edited by the above, 1928, Kegan Paul, Trench Trubner & Co., London. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Perry, R. B., A. M., Ph. D** The Gist of Japan: The Islands, their People and Missions. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Porter, R. P** The Full Recognition of Japan, 1911; Japan, the Rise of a Modern Power, 1918, Oxford University Press, London. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Reed, Sir J** Japan: Its History, Traditions and Religions, with the Narrative of a Visit in 1[?]79, 2 vols., 1880 (rare). — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Saito, Prof. Hisho** A History of Japan, 1912, Trubner & Co., Ltd., London. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Sakurai, Lieut., Tadayoshi** Human Bullets (Niku-Dan): A Soldier Story of Port Arthur (Tr. from Japanese by M. Honda & Alice M. Bacon), 1907. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Satow, Sir E. M** A History of Japan, 1906; A Voyage of Captain John Saris to Japan in 1913, 1900. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Shimada, Saburo** "Kaikoku Shimatsu" or Agitated Japan, Tr. by Henry Satoh. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Stead, A** Japan, Our New Ally, 1902; Japan of Today, 1902; Great Japan, 1905. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Steichen, M** Christian Daimyos. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Stephenson, Edward S. and W. Asano** Famous People of Japan (ancient and modern), 1911, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Story, A** The Campaign with Kuropatkin, 1905. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Strange, H** A Story of Russo-Japanese War, 1906. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Sunderland, J. T** Rising Japan: Is She a Menace or a Crusade? etc., Putnam & Sons. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Suyematsu, Viscount K** The Risen Sun, 1905. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Takekoshi, Yosaburo** Economic Aspect of the History of the Civilization of Japan. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Temple, Sir R** Progress of India and Japan in XIXth Century, 1900. — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Togo, Captain, Kichitaro** Russo-Japanese War or "Soro-yofu." Tr. by Dr. Takakusu, 1907 (rare). — p. 1165 ([scan part 1, leaf 1222](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1222/mode/1up))

**Uchimura, Kanzo** Representative Men of Japan, 1900, Keiseisha, Tokyo. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Washburn, S** Nogi, a Great Man Against a Background of War, 1913. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Wedemeyer, A** Japanische Fruhgeschichte. Tokyo. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Wollant** The Land of the Rising Sun, 1905. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Wright, H. S** With Togo on the Flagship, 1905. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Yamada, Nakaba** Ghenko: the Mongol Invasion of Japan, 1916, E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Yoshimoto, Tadasu** A Peasant Sage of Japan: Life and Work of Sontoku Ninomiya, 1902, Longmans, Greene & Co., London. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Young, A. Morgan** Japan Under Taisho Tenno (1912-1926), 1928, Allen & Unwin, London. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

### III. Diplomacy and Politics

**Abbot, J. K** Japanese Expansion and American Politics, New York, 1916. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**American Academy of Political & Social Science** Present Day Emigration with Special Reference to the Japanese, 1921. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**American Association for International Conciliation** The United States and Japan, 1918, American Assn. for Internaitonal Conciliation, New York City. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**American Committee of Justice** California and the Japanese, 1920 (A. C. J., Adeline St., Oakland, Cal.) — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**American Peace Society of Japan** Relations with Japan, 1911, Government Printing Office, Washington. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Asakawa, Kan-ishi** The Early Institutional Life of Japan, 1903, Tokyo. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Asami, Noboru** Japanese Colonial Government, 1924, New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Astwald, Paul** Japan's Expansions Politik, 1900-14, 1916, Politik, Berlin. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Aubert, Louis** Americains et Japonaise, 1908; Paix Japonaise, 1906, A. Colin, Paris. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Bancroft, H. H** The New Pacific, 1900. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Bau, Mingchien Joshua** The Foreign Relations of China, 1921, Chicago. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Beard, Dr. C. A** The Administration and Politics of Tokyo, 1923. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Blakeslee, Geo. Hubbard** Japan and Japanese-American Relations, 1912, G. E. Stechert & Co., New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Blois, L. A. A. Leon Marie** En Face Du Soleil Levant, 1909, Plon-Nourrit et Cie, Paris. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Boldely, Major, R. V. C** The Drama of the Pacific: a Treaties on the Immediate Problems Which faces Japan in the Pacific, 1934. Hokuseido, Tokyo. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Boston Public Library** The U. S. and Japan, 1921, The Trustees, Boston. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Brand, J. O. P** China, Japan and Korea, 1921, Scribner. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Brown, Arthur J** Japan. Aufsting zur Weltmacht. Zurich-Leipzig, 1921. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Brown, Arthur J** Japan in the World of To-day. 192[?]. Williams & Norgate, Ltd., London. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Bryam, Leo** Petit Jap Deviendra Grand! L'expansion Japonaise en Extreme-Orient, 1908, Berger-Levrault et Cie, Paris. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Bywater, Hector C** Sea-power in the Pacific, 1921, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Carnegie Endowment for International Peace** The Imperial Japanese Mission, Washington Press of B. S. Adams, 1918; The Sino-Japanese Negotiations of 1915, 1921; Diplomatic Relations between the U. S. and Japan (1908-24), 1925, The Endowment, Washington. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Challaye, Felicien** La China et le Japon Politiques, 1921, Alcan, Paris. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Chinese National Welfare Society in America** The Shantung Question, 1919, C.N.W.S.A., San Francisco. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Chung, Henry** The Case of Korea, 1921; The Oriental Policy of the U. S. A., 1919, F. H. Revell, New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Clement, E. W** Constitutional Imperialism in Japan, 1916, Acad. of Political Science, Columbia University, New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Coleman, Fred. Abernethy** Japan or Germany, 1918, G. H. Doran Co., New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Colvile, Sir Henry Edward** The Allies, 1907, Hutchinson & Co., London. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Commercial Press, The (Shanghai)** The Browbeating of China and an Analysis of the Japanese Demands, etc., 1915. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Curzon, George Nathaniel** Problems of the Far East, 1896, Longmans, Green & Co., New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Dennett, I** Roosevelt and the Russo-Japanese War, 1925. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Dennis, Alfred L. P** The Anglo-Japanese Alliance, 1923, University of California Press, Berkeley. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Dewey, John** China, Japan and U. S. A., 1921, Republic Publishing Co., New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Ditto & Sato, K** Japan and the Californian Problem, 1921, Putnam & Sons. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Dumolard, Henry** Le Japon Politique, Economique et Social, 1903, A. Colin, Paris. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Dutcher, George M** The Political Awakening of the East, 1925, The Abingdon Press, Cincinnati. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Dyer, Henry** Japan in World Politics, 1909, Blackie & Son, London. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Far Eastern Republic** Japanese Intervention in the Russian Far East, 1922, Washington. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America** The Friendship of America for Japan, etc., 1916, New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Fletcher, C. B** Problem of the Pacific, 1919, Holt. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Flowers, Montaville** The Japanese Conquest of American Opinion, 1917, George H. Doran Co., New York. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Fujisawa, Dr. Rikitaro** The Recent Aims of Political Development of Japan, 1923, Yale University Press, New Haven. — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Geoffrey, I** An Immigrant in Japan, — p. 1166 ([scan part 1, leaf 1223](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1223/mode/1up))

**Gerard, August** La Triple Entente et la Guerre, 1918, Calmann-Levy, Paris; La Mission au Japon avec un Epilogue de 1914, et 1919, Plon Nourrit et Cie, Paris. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Great Britain Foreign Office** Correspondence re Ownership of Land and Mines by British Subjects in Korea, 1911, H. M. Stationery Office, London. Anglo-Japanese Alliance and Franco-Japanese Alliance, 1922, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Wm. E** The Mikado, Institution and Person; A Study of the Internal Political Forces of Japan, 1915, Princeton University Press. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Gubbins, John H** The Progress of Japan, 1911, The Clarendon Press, Oxford. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Gulick, S. L** The American-Japanese Problem, 1914, New York. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Harding (U. S. President)** The Lansing-Ishii Agreement, 1922, Govt. Printing Office, Washington. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Harrison, E. J** Peace or War East of Baical? 1910, Kelly & Walsh. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Harshery, A. S. & S. W** Modern Japan, 1919, Bobbs. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Hashagen, Justus** Ostasienpolitik der Vereinginten Staaten von Amerika, 1917, A. Marcus & E. Weber, Bonn. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Haushofer, Karl** Dai Nihon, 1913, E. S. Mittler und Sohn, Berlin. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Heigelsberger, Josef** Japan und Deutschland, 1914, C. Winter, Heidelberg. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Hornbeck, S. K** Contemporary Politics in the Far East, D. Appleton, N. Y. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Hoshien Tchen** Les Relations Diplomatiques Entre la China et le Japon de 1871 a Nos Jours, 1921, Editions de "La Vie Universitaire," Paris. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Ito, Prince Hirobumi** Commentaries on the Constitution of the Empire of Japan, 1906, Tokyo. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Iwasaki, U** Working Forces in Japanese Politics, 1921, Longmans, London. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Iyenaga, Toyokichi** Japan's Real Attitude Toward America, 1916, G. P. Putnam & Sons, New York. The Constitutional Development of Japan, 1891, Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Japan Chronicle, The (Kobe)** The Socialist and Labour Movement in Japan, 1924, Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Japan, Treaties, etc** Correspondence re Negotiations between Japan and Russia, 1904, Washington Gibson Bros.; Japanese-Korean Protocol, etc., 1916, Foreign Office, Tokyo. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Japanese Aggression in the Far East** 1922, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Katsuzumi, Sotokichi** Critical Observation on the Washington Conference, 1922, Ann Arbor; Mich. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Kawakami, Kiyoshi** The Political Ideas of Modern Japan, 1903; Asia at the Door, 1914; Japan and World Peace, 1919; What Japan Thinks, 1921; Japan in World Politics, MacMillan; Japan's Pacific Policy, 1922, E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**King-Hall, Stephen** Western Civilization and the Far East, 1924, Methuen & Co., London. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Kleffens, E. N** De International rechtelijke betrekkingen tusschen Nederland en Japan, 1919, E. van der Vecht, Amsterdam. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Krahmer, Gustav** Die beziehuger Russ-lands zu Japan, 1904, Zuckachserdt & Co., Leipzig. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Kuno, M. S** What Japan Wants? 1921, Crowell. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Labroue, Henri** L'Imperialisme Japonaise, 1911, C. Delagrave, Paris. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Lasker, B. & Holland, W. L** Problems of the Pacific, 1933 (Proceedings of the Fifth Biennial Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, at Banff, Canada), 1934. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Lemche** Isolation of Japan, 1919. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Lodge, Henry Cabot** Treaty Relating to the Pacific Islands, 1921, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Matsushita, Masahisa** Japan in the League of Nations, 1929, Columbia Univ. Prses. (Price $3). — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**McCormich, F** The Menace of Japan, 1917, Little Brown & Co., Boston. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**McGovern, W. M** Modern Japan: Its Political, Military and Industrial Organization, 1921, Scribner. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Mckenzie, Fred. Arthur** The Unveiled East, 1907. E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Millard, T. F. F** Democracy and Eastern Question, 1919; The New Far East, 1906; Our Eastern Question, etc., 1916, the Century Co., New York. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Miller, D. P** Japan-American Relations (a list of works in the New York Public Library), 1921, New York Public Library, New York. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Millis, H. A** The Japanese Problem in the United States, 1915, New York. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Miyakawa, Masuji** A Comparison between the Constitutions of Japan and the U. S. A., 1909, Washington. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Miyaoka, Tsunejiro** Growth of Liberalism in Japan, 1918. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington, D. C. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Moulin, Henri Alexis** La Politique Russe et al Politique Japonaise en Asie, 1905, L. Venot, Dijon. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Munez Ortega, Angel** Noticia Historica de la Relaciones Politicas L Commerciales Entre Mexico Y el Japon durate el singlo XVII, 1923, La Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores, Mexico. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Murray, Arthur M** Imperial Outposts from a Strategical and Commercial Aspect, 1907, E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Nagata, Hidejiro** A Simplified Treaties on the Imperial House of Japan, 1921, Hakubunkwan Co., Tokyo. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Nakano, Tamio** The Ordinance Power of the Japanese Emperor, 1923, The Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Noguchi, Yone** Japan and America, 1921, Keio Univ. Press, Tokyo. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Osborne, S** New Japanese Peril, 1921, MacMillan; The Isolation of Japan, 1919, C. L. van Langenhuysen, Amsterdam. — p. 1167 ([scan part 1, leaf 1224](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1224/mode/1up))

**Ozaki, Yukio** The Voice of Japanese Democracy (Tr. by J. E. de Becker), 1918, Kelly & Walsh. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Pasvolsky, Leo** Russia in the Far East, 1922, MacMillan Company, New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Pitkin, Walter B** The Political and Economic Expansion of the Japan, 1921, Inst. of International Education, New York; Must We Fight Japan? 1921, Century Co., New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Pooley, A. M** Japan's Foreign Policies, 1920, Dodd; The Secret Memories of Viscount Hayashi. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Price, E. B** The Russo-Japanese Treaties of 1907-1916 concerning Manchuria and Mongolia 193[?]. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Public Library, New York** Japanese-American Relations, 1921, printed at New York Public Library, New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Rea, George Bronson** Japan's Place in the Sun: the Menace to America, 1915, W. L. Bass, Washington. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Redesdale, Lord** Garter Mission to Japan, 1906. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Reinsch, D. S** Intellectual and Political Current in the Far East, 1911; Constitution of Japan. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Ronalsshay, Lawrence J. L. D** A Wandering Student in the Far East, 1908, W. Blackwood & Sons, London. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Russel, L** America to Japan, 1919. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Sato, H** Democracy and Japanese Government, 1920, Columbia Univ. Press. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Sato, Lieut.-Gen., Kojiro** If Japan and America Fight, 1910, Meguro Shoten, Tokyo. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Satow, Sir E. M** A Diplomat in Japan, 1921, Lippincott. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Scherer, James A. B** The Japanese Crisis, 1916, Fred Stokes Co., New York; Japan Whither? 1933, Hokuseido Book Store, Tokyo; Japan's Advance, 1933, Hokuseido Book Store, Tokyo. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Scott, J. W. Robertson** The Foundations of Japan, 1922, John Murray. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Seaman, L. L** Real Triumph of Japan, 1906. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Seibold, Alex. G. G** Der Entritt Japans in das Europaische Vodkerrecht, 1900; Kisak Tamai, Berlin. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Siebold Louis** Japan, Her Vast Undertakings and World Expansion, 1921, The New York Herald, New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Sherrill, C. H** Have We a Far Eastren Policy? 1920, Scribner. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Simpson, Bertram Lenox** An Indiscreet Chronicle from the Pacific, 1922; The Truth about China and Japan, 1919, Dodd, Mead & Co., New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Steiner, J. F** Japanese Invasion, 1919. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Sunderland, Jabez Thomas** Rising Japan: Is She a Menace or a Comrade to be Welcomed in the Fraternity of Nations? 1918, G. P. Putnam & Sons, New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Taft, H. W** Japan and the East Conference, 1921. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Takahashi, Dr. Seigo** A Study of the Origin of the Japanese State, 1919, Printed by W. D. Gray, New York City. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Thompson, A. M** Japan for a Weed (Britain for Ever), 1911. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Tokutomi, Iichiro** Japanese-American Relations, 1922 The MacMillan Co., New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Treat, P. Jackson** The Early Diplomatic Relation between the U. S. A. and Japan (1853-65), 1917, Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore; Japan and the U. S. A. (1853-1921), 1921, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**U. S. A. State Dept** Occupation of Korea, 1916, Govt. Print. Office, Washington; The Policy of the U. S. A. and Japan in the Far East, 1908, American branch of Associated International Conciliation, New York; Text of Notes re the U.S.A. and Japanese Government re Their Policy in China, etc., 1918, H. M. Stationery Office, London. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**U. S. A. Treaties, etc., with Japan** Commerce and Navigation and Protocol, 1895; Convention between U. S. A. and Japan, 1908; Agreement between U. S. A. and Japan (1914), 1919; Treaty between U. S. A. and Japan (1922), 1924; Exchange of Notes between U.S.A. and Japan, 1923, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Uyehara, George Etsujiro** The Political Development of Japan (1867-1909), 1910, Constable & Co., London. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armament** Four Powers Treaty re Pacific Possessions, 1922; Nine Powers Treaty on China, 1922; Treaty between U. S. A., British Empire, France and Japan, 1923, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Watson, W. Petrie** The Future of Japan, 1907, Duckworth & Co., London. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Weale, B. L. Putnam (pseud.)** (See Simpson Bertram Lenox). — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Wilenkin, G** The Political and Economical Organization of Japan, 1908; Sunny Lands & Seas, 1883. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Wirth, Albrecht** Ostasien, Ein Fuehrer durch die fernoestlichen Probleme. Regensburg 1934. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Wood, Ge-zay** China, the U. S. A. and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, 1921; The Chino-Japanese Treaties of May 25, 1915; The Twenty-one Demands, F. H. Revell Co., New York. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

### IV. Language

**Aston, W. G** A Grammar of the Japanese Spoken Language, 1888; A Grammar of the Japanese Written Language, 1904. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Aylmer-Coates, Rich. & I. Noda** Practical Conversation in English and Japanese. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Bachelor, Rev. J., D.D** A Grammar of the Ainu Language, 1903; An Ainu-English-Japanese Dictionary, 1905. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Berlitz** Nippon-go Kyokwa-sho, 1919, Berlitz. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Bourgois, G** Dictionary and Glossary for Practical Study of Japanese Ideograph, 1918, Stechert. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Chamberlain, B. H** A Handbook of Colloquial Japanese; Language, Mythology, and Geographical Nomenclature of Japan, Tokyo, 1887; A Practcial Introduction to the Study of Japanese Writing; Essay in Aid of a Grammar and Dictionary of the Luchuan Language; A Simplified Grammar of the Japanese Language, 1886; A Romanized Japanese Reader, 3 vols., 1886. — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Dickins, F. V** Japanese Texts, — p. 1168 ([scan part 1, leaf 1225](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1225/mode/1up))

**Dixon, W. G** Dictionaire Coreen-Francais, 1886. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Gale, J. S** Korean Grammatical Forms; A Korean-English Dictionary. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Grossman, Fred. N** Japanese Without a Teacher, 192[?], Kawase Nisshindo, Kobe. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Hiraoka, T. & Suzuki, W** A Japanese-English Dictionary, 1930, Nihon-no-Romaji-sha, Tokyo. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Imbrie, Wm** Handbook of English-Japanese Etymology, 1889. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Jukichi** Comprehensive Japanese-English Dictionary, 1924, Shiseido Pub. Co., Tokyo. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Karlegren, B** Analytic Dictionary of Chinese and Sino-Japanese, 1923. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Kelly & Walsh's** Hankbook of the Japanese Language for the Use of Tourist and Residents, 1896. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Koop, Albert J., & Hogita Inada** Japanese Names and How to Read Them, a Manual for Collectors and Students, 1923, The Eastern Press, Ltd., London. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**MacCauley, Clay** An Introductory Course in Japanese, 1906. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Meissner, Kurt** Der Krieg der Alten Dachse (A Traditional Story about Battles of Old Budgers in Shikoku, Illustrated), 1934. 120 pp. Kyobunkwan, Tokyo. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Okakura, Yoshisaburo** New English-Japanese Dictionary on Bilingual Principles, 1928, The Kenkyusha, Tokyo. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Pierson, J. L** 10,000 Chinese-Japanese Characters: A New Dictionary, 1926. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Plaut, Hermann** Japanese Conversation-Grammar with Numerous Reading Lessons and Dialogues, 1905. Julius Gross, London, Paris, etc. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Rose-Innes, Arthur** English-Japanese Conversation Dictionary; Conversational Japanese for Beginners; Beginners' Dictionary of Chinese-Japanese Characters & Their Principal Compounds; Japanese Reading for Beginners, 4 vols., 1926, K. Yoshikawa, Yokohama. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Sansom, G. B** An Historical Grammar of Japan, 1928. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Shand, W. G. S** Japanese Self-Taught (2nd Ed), 1915, Caspar. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Strong, G. V** Common Chinese-Japanese Characters, 1920, Strechert. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Takehara, Tsuneta** Standard Japanese-English Dictionary, 1925, Hobunkwan, Tokyo. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Takenobu, Yoshitaro** Japanese-English Dictionary, 1930, The Kenkyusha, Tokyo. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Underwood, H. G** A Concise Dictionary of the Korean (Korean-English Dictionary), 2 vols.; Introduction to the Korean Spoken Language. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Uyeda, Kazutoshi, & Others** A Dictionary of Japanese Words of Foreign Origin (Nippon Gairaigo Jite[illegible], 1914, Sanseido Pub. Co., Tokyo. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

### V. Law

**De Becker, J. E** Annotated Civil Code of Japan, 4 vols.; Commentary on the Commercial Code of Japan, [?] vols. Elements of Japanese Jurisprudence, 1 vol.; Pointers on Japanese Law, 1 vol.; Pointers on Japanese Trade Marks, 1 vol.; Pointers on Japanese Patents, 1 vol.; Pointers on Trading Partnerships and Companies, 1 vol.; Private International Law of Japan, 1 vol.; Translation of the Code of Civil Procedure of Japan, 1 vol.; Translation of the Mining Law of Japan, 1 vol.; Translation of Railway Mortgage Law of Japan, 1 vol.; Translation of Secured Debentures Trust Law, 1 vol.; Translation of the Law of Japanese Weights and Measures, 1 vol.; Translation of the Commercial Code of Japan; New Japanese Laws concerning Patents, Trade Mark[illegible], Designs and Utility Models, 1909; The New Civil Code of Japan and the Law Concerning its Operation, 1911; Principles and Practice of the Civil Code of Japan, 1921; Elements of Japanese Laws, 1916; The Perpeutual Lease Question, 1924; The Sundry Japanese Laws, 1928; The Income Tax Laws, 1928. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Gubbins, J. N** Civil Code of Japan. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Hall, W. S** Review of the Japanese Patent Law; Japanese Laws as to Patents, Trade Marks, Designs, 1901. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Hozumi, Baron Dr. Nobushige** The New Civil Code of Japan, 1912: Ancestor Worship and Japanese Law, 1912; Japan, Laws, Statutes, etc. Annotated Civil Code of Japan 1909-10, Butterworth & Co., London; Japanese Code of Criminal Procedure, 1918, Kelly & Walsh. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Loenholm, L. H. & R. H** The Civil Code of Japan (Tr.) — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Mogami, U** Revised Tax Laws of Japan, 1927, The Japan Times Press. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Ogata, Kiyoshi, Ph. D** Co-operative Movement in Japan, 1923. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Piggott, Sir F. T** Extraterritoriality, 1892. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Sebald, Wm. J** Civil Code of Japan; The Criminal Code of Japan, Annotated; Excess Profits Tax Law; Exchange Control Law and Ordinances Based Thereon. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Simmons, D. B** Notes on Land Tenure and Local Institutions in Old Japan, 1891. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Vogt, Dr. Karl** The Commercial Code of Japan (Translation), 1912; Japanische Civilprozessordnung und Gerichtsverfassungsgesetz, 1920; Die Japanischen Gesetze uber Patente, Gebrauchsmuster, Muster und Warenzeichen mit den Ausfuhrungsbestimmungen, 1921; Japanisches Buergerliches Gesetzbuch, Revidierte Ubersetzung, 1927; Handelsgesetzbuch Fur Japan 2. Auflage, 1927; Das Japanische Geschaftsgewinn-Steuergesetz, 1927; Das Japanische Einkommen Steurgesetz, 1928; Japanische Konkursordnung und Verglichsgesetz, 1928; Handbuch fur den Verkehr mit Japan (Generalconsul O. Scholz & Dr. Karl Vogt), 2, Auflage, 1928. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

### VI. Literature and Translation

**Adam, Mrs. Douglas** Potals, 1913, The Japan Gazette Press, Yokohama (rare). — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Arnold, Sir E** "Azuma" (Drama), 1891. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Aston, W. G** A History of Japanese Literature. 1899; The "Nihongi" (Chronicle of Japan from the Earliest Times to 677 A.D.), a translation, 2 vols., 1897. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Bachelor, Rev. J., D. D** The Ainu and Their Folklore. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Benneville, J. S. de** "Saito Musashi-bo Benkei," 1 vols., 1910. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Bryan, Dr. J. Ingram** The Litelature of Japan (Home University Library), 1929, Thomson Butterworth Ltd., London. — p. 1169 ([scan part 1, leaf 1226](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1226/mode/1up))

**Bywater, Hector C** The Great Pacific War, 1925, Constable & Co., London. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Chamberlain, B. H** The Classical Poetry of the Japanese, 1880; Japanese Poetry, 1910; Ainu Fairy Tales, [?] vols.; Ainu Folktales, 1888; Japanese Fairy Tales in English, 1907; Translation of the "Kojiki," 1883. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Chikamatsu** (The Masterpieces of) The Japanese Shakespeare, Tr. by Asataro Miyamori, 1926. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Davis, F. H** Myths and Legends of Japan, 1920. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**De Benneville, James S** The Yotsuya Kwaidan, 1917. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Dickins, F. V** "Taketori no Okina-ga-Monogatari," 1888; 1888; "Chushingura," 1875; Primitive and Medieval Japanese Texts, 2 vols., 1906; "Rokujuen" (Hida-no-Takumi Monogatari), 1912. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Ferguson, John Co., & Anesaki, Dr. Masaharu** Chinese and Japanese Mythology. (Archaeological Institute of America), Marshal Jones Co., Boston. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Florenz, Dr. Karl Adolf** White Astor; Poetical Greetings from the Far East, 1897; "Terakoya," 1900; Geschichte der Japanischen Literatur, 1906. C. F. Amelangs verlag, Leipzig. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Gersdorf, Wolfgang v** Japanische Dramen, 1926. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Greene, F. B** Iwaya's Fairy Tales of Old Japan, 1909. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Wm. E** Honda, the Samurai, 1890; Fairy Tales of Old Japan, 1908. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Hearn, Lafcadio** Gleamings in Buddha-Fields; Studies of Soul in the Far East, 1910; Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan, 2 vols., 1907-10; In Ghostly Japan, 1908; Japan, an Attempt at Interpretation; "Kokoro": Hints and Echoes of Japanese Inner Life, 1907, "Kotto"; Curios, with Sundry Cobwebs, 1903; "Kwaidan"; Stories and Studies in Strange Things, 1907; A Japanese Miscellany, 1910; Out of the East, 1895; Japanese Lyrics (a translation), 1915, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Hughes, G., & Yozan T. Iwasaki** Three Women Poets of Modern Japan, 1927. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Hutchinson, M. F** A Japanese Romance. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Jukichi** "Chushingura" (Forty-Seven Ronins). — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Isobe, Yaichiro** Musings of a Chinese Vegetarian, a translation of "Tsai-ken-tan," 1926, Yuhodo, Tokyo. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Japanese Literature** 1902, Colonial Press, London. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Juppensha, Ikku** "Hizakurige" (Unbridged Eng. Translation), Illustrated, 1929, Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe, Japan. (¥21.00). — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Kagawa, Toyohiko** A Shooter at the Sun ("Taiyo-wo-iru-Mono"), a novel tr. by T. Satchel, 1925, the Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Ki-no-Tsurayuki** The Tosa Diary, Tr. by W. N. Porter, 1912. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Kirby, M** From East to West (Poems). An English Girl in the Far East, 1918, Doan. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Koda, Roban** "Goju-no-to" or Pagoda, a novel Tr. by S. Shioya. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Lloyd, Arthur** Imperial Songs, 1912; Pictures of Life in Japan, 1910. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Loti, P** L'Exile, 1893; Japan ved Efteraarstid, 1890; Japonerids d'Automne, 1889; Madame Chrysantheme, 1887; Madame Chrysanthemum (English Tr.), 1889; Madame Prune, 1919, Stokes. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**MacCauley, Clay** "Hyakunin Isshu," or Collection of One Hundred Poets (a translation with annotation), 1920, Kelly & Walsh. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Mackenzie, D. A** Myths of China and Japan. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**MacClatchie, R. H** Japanese Plays, 1890. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Madden, M. B** The Golden Chopsticks (Japanese Children's Songs), 1904. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Meissner, Kurt** Unterricht in der Japanische Umgangssprache (Japanese Grammar written in Germany), 1936. 111 pp. German East Asiatic Society, Tokyo. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Mitford, A. B. (Redesdale)** Tales of Old Japan, 1871, MacMillan & Co., London; The Ghost of Sakura, 1892; Japan's Iheritance, 1914. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Natsume, Soseki** "Wagahai wa Neko-de-aru" (I am a Cat), a novel Tr. by Kan-ichi Ando; "Botchan Monogatari," Tr. by Yasotaro Mori. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Nitobe, Dr. I** Bushido (The Soul of Japan), 190[?]. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Noguchi, Yone** From the Eastern Sea, 1903; Japan and America, 1921, Orientalia, New York; Japanese "Hokku," 1920; Ten Japanese Noh Plays, 1920, Four Seas Co.; Three Translated Selections from the Noh Drama, 1920, Badger. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Okakura, Kakuzo** The Heart of Heaven, 1922. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Ozaki, Koyo** "Konjiki Yasha" or Golden Demon, a novel, Tr. by Arthur Lloyd. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Ozaki, Mrs. Y** The Japanese Fairy Book; Buddhas Crystal and Other Japanese Tales; Warriors of Old Japan and Heroes of Old Japn, 1906. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Page, Curtis Hidden** Japanese Poetry, 1923, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Porter, W. P** A Hundred Verses from Old Japan, 1913; A Year of Japanese Epigrams, 1911. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Riordan, Roger** Sunrise Stories, 1896, Charles Scribner's Son, New York. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Sadler, A. L** "Heike Monogatari" (a translation), Asiatic Society of Japan, 2 vols., 1921. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Satchel, T** Over the Death Line, a translation of a novel by Toyohiko Kagawa; "Hizakurige": A Transcript from Juppensha Ikku, 1925, the Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Satow, Sir E. M** Japanese Literature. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Soltz, Don** "Monogatari," 1925, Putnam & Sons, New York. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Stopes, Marino C. A** Plays of Old Japan, the "No," 1913. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Suyematsu, Viscount K** Japanese Fantasies, 1905. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Taketomi, T** Paulownia: Seven Japanese Stories from Contemporary Writers, 1819, Duffield & Co., New York. — p. 1170 ([scan part 1, leaf 1227](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1227/mode/1up))

**Tokutomi, Rokwa** "Namiko," a novel Tr. by S. Shioya. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Uenoda, S** Geisha. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Vles, Sherard** Humours Unreconciled: A Tale of Modern Japan, Wishart & Co., London. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Waley, Arthur** "No" Plays of Japan; The Tale of Genji ("Genji Monogatari"), by Lady Murasaki Shikibu, 1925, George Allen & Unwin, London. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

### VII. Religion and Science

**Anesaki, Dr. Masaharu** Buddhist Influence to Art, with special reference to Japan, 1916, Houghton Mifflin; Quelques pages de L'Histoire Relegieuse du Japon, 1921, E. Bernard, Paris. History of Japanese Religion, 1930. Japanese Mythology, Mythology of All Races, Vol. VIII, Boston Archaeological Institute of America, 1928. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Arai, N** Outline of the Doctrine of the Nichiren Sect. 1893. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Armstrong, Dr. Robert Cornell** Light from the East, 1914, Univ. of Toronto, Toronto. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Aston, W. G** Shinto: the Ancient Religion of Japan, 1907; Shinto (The Way of the Gods), 1905. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Axling, Dr. William** Japan on the Upward Trail, 1923, Missionary Education Movement of U. S. A. & Canada, New York. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Bernard, S. M** Japan's Martyr Church. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Bohner, Dr. Hermann** Legenden aus der Fruehzeit des Japanischen Buddhismus, Nippon-kokugemboo-zenaku-rei-i-ki. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Brown, Dr. Arthur Judson** The Mastery of the Far East, 1921, Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Buchanan, Dr. Daniel C** Inari: Its Origin, Development, and Nature, 1935. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Buckley, Dr. E** Phallicism in Japan, 1895. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Bureau of Religions, The (Japan)** A General View of the Present Religious Situation in Japan, 1920. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Cary, Dr. Otis** History of Christianity in Japan, 2 Vols., 1915. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Clark, Dr. C. E** Religions of Old Korea, 1932. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Clement, E. W** Christianity in Modern Japan, 1905. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Coates, Dr. H. H. and Ishizuka, Ryugaku** Honen, the Buddhist Saint. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Department of Education, The (Japan)** Scientific Japan: Past and Present, Prepared in Connection with Third Pan-Pacific Science Congress (Tokyo), 1926, Maruzen Pub. Co., Tokyo. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Erickson, Mrs. Lois Johnson** The White Fields of Japan, 1923, Presbyterian Company of Publication, Richmond. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Federation of Christian Missions in Japan, The** The Christian Movement in Japan, Korea and Formosa (an annual pub.), Methodist Publishing House, Tokyo. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Fisher, Dr. Galen M** Creative Forces in Japan, 1923, Central Committee on the United Study of Foreign Mission, West Medford, Mass. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Florenz, Dr. K** Die historischen Quellen der Shinto-religion, Goettingen, 1919. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Gordon, Dr. M. L** An American Missionary in Japan. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Dr. Wm. E** The Religions of Japan, from Dawn of History to Meiji, 1895; C. Scribner's Sons. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Gulick, Dr. S. L** Christian Forces of Japan at Beginning of 20th Century, 1900. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Gundert, W** Japanische Religionsgeschichte. Die Religionen der Japaner und Koreaner in geschichtlichem Abriss dargestellt, Tokyo, Stuttgart, 1935. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Haas, Hans** Geschichte des Christentums in Japan, 1902-04, Tokyo. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Harada, Tasuku** The Faith of Japan, 1914. MacMillan. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Hibino, Y** Nippon Shindo Ron, 1928. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Holtom, Dr. Daniel Clarence** The Political Philosophy of Modern Shinto, 1922, Chicago. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Humbert, A** The Way of the Gods. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Ishizuka, Rev. Ryugaku & Coates, Rev. H. H** Honen, the Buddhist Saint, 1926, Tokyo, ¥18 ($10). — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Iwai, Takahito** The Outline of Tenrikyo, Nara, 1923. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Japan Chronicle, The** "Rissho Daishi," an Account of Nichiren; "Omotokyo," an Account of one of Japan's popular faiths, 1924, the Japan Chronicle Press. Kobe. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Kagawa, T** Auflehnung und Opfer. Uebers. rev. v. Gundert, Stuttgart, 1929; uebersetzt v. K. Weidinger—Ein Stuck Granatapfel, Berlin 1933. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Kato, Dr. Genchi** A study of the Development of Religious Ideas Among the Japanese People as Illustrated by Japanese Phallicism, 1924. A Study of Shinto, the Religion of the Japanese Nation, 1926. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Kerschner, Mabel Gardner** Young Japan, 1923, Missionary Education Movement of U. S. A. & Canada, New York. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Knox, Dr. G. W** The Developments of Religion in Japan, 1907, G. P. Putnam, London. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Kono, S. und F. M. Trautz** Der Grosse Stupt auf dem Koyasan, 1934. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Leech, J. H** Butterflies from China, Japan & Korea, [?] vols. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Lloyd, Dr. Arthur** Shinran and His Work, 1910; The Creed of Half-Japan; The Development of Japanese Buddhism, 1894. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Lowell, P** Occult Japan as The Way of The Gods. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Mason, J. W. T** The Meaning of Shinto. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Mikami, Y** The Development of Mathematics in China and Japan, 1913. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Milne, J** The Volcano of Japan: Translations of the Seismological Society of Japan. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Nanjo, Rev. Dr. Buwyu** A History of the Twelve Japanese Buddhism, 1894. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Nishimura, Dr. Shinji** A Study of Ancient Ships of Japan, 10 vols., 1925-30. Pub. by the Society of Naval Architects (Japan). Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Noss, Dr. Christopher** "Tohoku," the Scotland of Japan, 1918, Board of Foreign Missions Reformed Church in U. S. A., Philadelphia. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Ogawa, K** Some Japanese Flowers, 1908; A Hand List of the Birds of Japan, 1908; Collotype Albums of Things Japanese, 1893. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Ohasama, Schuej** Zen. Der lebendige Buddhismus in Japan. Gotha, Stuttgart, 1925. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Ohm, Thomas, O. S. B** Kulturen, Religionen und Mission in Japan, Augsburg. — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Pell, E. L** Heroes of Faith in Japan, ed. by E. E Chapell; The Key to the East, ed. by E. E. Chape[illegible] — p. 1171 ([scan part 1, leaf 1228](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1228/mode/1up))

**Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A** Japan Advancing—Whither? 1912, Domestic & Foreign Missionary Society, New York. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Reischauer, Dr. A. K** Studies in Japanese Buddhism, 1917. MacMillan, New York. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Saneyoshi, Surg.-Adm. Y** The Surgical & Medical History of the Naval War between Japan and China. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Satomi, Kishio** Japanese Civilization, its Significance and Realization (Exponent of Nichiren Sect), 1923, Kegan Paul, London. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Schiller, Dr. E** Shinto. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Schurhammer, G** Das Kirchliche Sprachproblem i. d. Japan. Jesuitenmission des 16 u. 17 Jahrhunderts. Ein Stuck Ritenfrage in Japan Tokyo 1928. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Schurhammer, G** Die Disputationen d. P. Cosme de Torres (S.J.) mit den Buddhisten in Yamaguchi im Jahre 1551, Mit I Faks. Tokyo, 1929. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Schurhammer, G** Shinto: The Way of the Gods in Japan, 192[?]. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Seebohm, H** The Birds of Japanese Empire, 1890. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Shinran Shonin (Priest Shinran)** Buddhist; Psalms, Tr. by S. Yamada and L. Adams Beck, 1921. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Stejneger** Herpetology of Japan and Adjacent Territory. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Stratz, C. H** Die Korperformen in Kunst u. Leben der Japaner. Stuttgart 1925. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Sugimura, S** Hindu Logic as Preserved in China and Japan, 1900. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Tachibana, T** Ethics of Buddhism, 1926, Clarens Press, Oxford. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Takakusu, Dr. Junjiro & Watanabe, Dr. Kaikyoku** The Tripitaka (Issai-Kyo), in Chinese, new edition revised etc., 55 vols., 1924-1928, the Issai-Kyo Kanko Kwai, Tokyo. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Tanaka, Dr. Shigeho** Figures and Descriptions of the Fishes of Japan. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Tenrikyo Headquarters** "Tenrikyo," a New Shinto Movement, edited by Tametsugu Yamazawa, 1933, Tenrikyo Headquarters, Nara, Japan. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Unger, Mary E** The Favorite Flowers of Japan, 1906; Useful Plants of Japan, 5 vols. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Vidal, P** Minerals of Japan, 1904. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Yura, T** Bewussteinslehre im Buddhismus. Einfuhrung in die Psychologie, Erkenntnislehre und Metaphysik des Mahayana-Buddhismus. Band XXV A der O.A.G. Mitteilungen. Tokyo. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

### VIII. Civilization and Education

**Bryan, Dr. J. Ingram** The Civilization of Japan, 1927. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Couchoud, Paul Louis** Japanese Impressions with a Note on Confucious, 1921, John Lane, London; Sages et Poetes d'Asie, 1916, Calmann-Levy, Paris. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**De Benneville, James S** More Japonico, 1908, the Japan Gazette Press, Yokohama. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Dept. of Education, The (Japan)** Education in Japan, 1914, Tokyo. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes** An Essay on the Civilizations of India, China & Japan, 1914, J. M. Dent & Sons, London. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Eckardt, P. Andreas** Koreanische Musik. Ban XXIV B der O.A.G. Mitteilungen. Tokyo. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Feenstra Kuiper, J** Japan en de Buitenwereld in de Achttiende eeuw, 1921, M. Nijhoff, Gravenhage. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Gerard, August** Nos Allies d'Extreme-Orient, 1918, Payot & Cie, Paris. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Wm. Elliot** The Japanese Nation in Evolution, etc., 1902, T. Y. Crowell & Co., New York. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Gulick, Sidney Lewis** Evolution of the Japanese, Social & Psychic, 1903, F. H. Revell Co., New York. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Hatsukade, Itsuaki** Die Bildungsideale in der Japanischen Kultur und ihr Einfluss auf das Erziehungswesen in der Yedo-zeit. Wuerzburg, 1932. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Hearn, Lafcadio** Japan, an Attempt at Interpretation, 1904, The MacMillan Co., London. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Honaga, S** The National Spirit of Japan: A Contribution to Spiritual Understanding between Nations, 1916, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent a Co., London. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Kanokogi, K** Der Geist Japans. Leipzig, 1930. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Kikuchi, Baron Dairoku** Japanese Education, 1909, J. Murray, London. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Teruaki** La Societe Japonaise, Etude Sociologique, 1914, F. Alcan, Paris. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Lewis, Robert Ellsworth** The Educational Conquest of the Far East, 1903, F. H. Revell Co., New York. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Lombard, F. A** Pre-Meiji Education in Japan. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Mason, J. W. T** The Creative East. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Mizuno, Tsunekichi** The Kindergarten in Japan, 1917, Stratford Co., Boston. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Montgomery, Walter Alex** Educational Conditions in Japan, 1919, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Okakura, Yoshisaburo** The Japanese Spirit, 1905, J. Pott & Co., New York. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Rathgen, Karl** Staat und Kultur de Japaner, 1907, Velhagen & Klasing, Bellefeld und Leipzig. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Nishimura, Shinji, Dr. Lit** The "Hisagobune" or Calabash Boats, vol. 2, Part 1, Floats, being part of Series "Study of Ancient Ships of Japan," 1934, The Society of Naval Architects of Japan & Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Reinsch, Paul Samuel** Intellectual and Political Currents in the Far East, 1911, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Satomi, Kishio** Japanese Civilization, 192[?]. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Witte, Johannes** Ostasien und Europe, Das Hingen Zweier Weltkulture, 1914, J. C. B. Mohr, Tuebingen. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

### IX. Economy, Finance and Commerce

**Allen, G. C** Japan's Banking System, 1923, the Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**American Academy of Political & Social Science (Philadelphia)** Commercial Relations between the U. S. A. and Japan, 1910. — p. 1172 ([scan part 1, leaf 1229](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1229/mode/1up))

**Asahi, Isoshi** The Secret of Japan's Trade Expansion, 1934, Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Batchelder, Charles C** Trade of British India with the United States, Japan & Germany, 1923, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**British Consulate (Osaka)** Report on Japanese Labour, 1920, H. M. Stationary Office, London. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Buelow, Heinrich August Ernst von** Russ-land-Japans Handelspolitik und Industrie, 1904, B. Sturm, Dresden. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Bureau of Customs (Japan)** Returns of Foreign Trade of Japan for the Eighteen Years 1868-85, 1886, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Central Raw Silk Trade Association of Japan** I am Japan Raw Silk, 1933. Central Raw Silk Association of Japan, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Cunningham, W. B** Report on the Cotton Spinning and Weaving Industry in Japan 1925-26, 1927. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Dautremer, Joseph** The Japanese Empire and Its Economic Conditions, 1915, T. F. Umwin, London. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Dept. of Finance, The (Japan)** Annual Returns of the Foreign Trade of Empire of Japan, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Dept. of Commerce, U. S. A** Japanese Markets for American Lumber, 1915, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Dept. of Overseas Trade (Great Britain)** Report on the Industrial and Economic Situation in Japan, London. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Eldridge, Frank Reed** Japan After the Earthquake, 1923, Govt. Print. Office, Washington; Trading with Asia. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Federation of British Industries** The Menace of Japanese Competition. Federation of British Industries, 1933, London. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Harris, A. M** Eastern Products: A Trade Catalogue of Japan (real samples of merchandise inserted), 1928 edition, 4 vols. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Hattori, Yukimasa** The Foreign Commerce of Japan since the Restoration, 1914, Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Heber, E. A** Japanische Industriearbite, etc., 1912, G. Fischer, Jena. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Igarashi, Eikichi** The National Wealth of Japan, 1906, National Wealth of Japan Pub. Office, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Industrial Welfare Society, The (Tokyo)** Industrial Life in Japan, 1934. The Industrial Welfare Society, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Internatoinal Labour Office, Geneva** Industrial Labour in Japan, 1933. International Labour Office, Geneva. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Japan Mercantile & Manufacturers' Directory, The** The Eastern Advertising Agency, Kobe. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Joint Committee of Cotton Trade Organizations** Factors in Japanese Competitions 1924-34, 1934, Manchester. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Kamisaka, Seitaro** The Cotton Spinning Industry of Japan in Relation to the India-Japan Trade, 1932, Osaka; The Cotton Industry of Japan, 1934, Osaka. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Knox, Philander Chase** Public & Official Utterances of 1912, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Kobayashi, Dr. U. & Capt. N. Masuda** Military Industries of Japan, 1922, Humphrey Mitford, London. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Kroll, C** Die Bankenkrisen in Japan, Marburg, 1930. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Kushida, Tamizo** War and Armament Taxes of Japan, 1923, Oxford Univ. Press, New York. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**League of Nations, Geneva** The Report of the Commission of Enquiry of the League of Nations into the Sino-Japanese Dispute, 1932. The League of Nations Office, Geneva. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Masuda, Takashi** Japan: Its Commercial Development & Prospects, 1908, Sisley's, Ltd., London. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Mitsubishi Economic Research Bureau** Japanese Trade and Industry: Present and Future, 1936. Principal Parts: Recent Economic Development of Japan; Background of the Development of Trade and Industry; Basic Industries; Principal Manufacturing Industries; Banking, Insurance, Warehousing and Transportation; Recent Developments in Foreign Trade. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Mecking, L** Japan Hafen, ihre Beziehungen Z. Landesnatur u. Wirtschaft, Hamburg, 1931. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Mochizuki, Kotaro** Japan and America, 1909, The Liberal News Agency, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Nagoya Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Japan** Industrial and Labour Conditions in Japan with Special Reference to Nagoya, 1934, Nagoya. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Neugegauer, Wilhelm** Japan im Handelsverkehr mit Deutschland und Oster-reich-Ungarn, 1914, F. Meiner. Leipzig. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Scherer, A. B** Japan's Advance, 1934, Hokuseido, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Nitobe, Inazo** The Intercourse between the United States & Japan, 1891, Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Ono, Yeijiro** The Industrial Transition in Japan, 1890, American Economic Association, Baltimore. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Pearse, Arno, S** Japan and China Cotton Industry Report, 1929, Manchester. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Porter, R. Perceival** The Full Recognition of Japan. 1911, H. Frowde, London; Japan, the New World Power, 1915, Milford, Oxford University Press, London; Commerce and Industries of Japan, 1896, Philadelphia. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Rathgen, Karl** Die Japaner in der Weltwirtschaft, 1911, B. G. Teubner, Leipzig. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Saint-Maurice, comte de** La Civilization Economique du Japon (1908) Son Expansion au Extreme-Orient, 1908, G. Roustan, Paris. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Sansom, G. B., C.M.G** Economic Conditions in Japan (Published by the British Department of Overseas Trade), 1936, London. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Stein, Guenther** Made in Japan. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Steintorf, Paul P** Japan as a Market for American Agricultural Implements & Machinery, 1923, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Takizawa, Matsuyo** The Penetration of Money Economy in Japan and its Effects upon Social and Political Institutions, 1927. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Therv, Edmond** La Situation Economique et Financiere du Japon Apres la Guerre de 1904-05, 1907, Economiste Europeen, Paris. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**U. S. A. Tariff Commission** The Foreign Trade of Japan, 1922; Japan's Trade During the War, 1919, Govt. Print. Office, Washington. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Uyehara, S** The Industry and Trade of Japan, 1926. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Viallate, Achille** L'avenir Economique du Japon, 190[?]. M. Riviere, Paris. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Vllenkin, Grigorii Abramovich** The Political and Economic Organization of Modern Japan, 1908, Kondo Shoten, Tokyo. — p. 1173 ([scan part 1, leaf 1230](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1230/mode/1up))

**Vogt, Dr. Karl** Die Hauptsteuergesetze Japans nebst ihren Ausfuhrungsbestimmungen, Tokyo, 1931. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Young Men's Leagues of Japan** "Seinendan" or "Young Men's Leagues of Japan," 1934, Dai-Nippon Rengo Seinendan (Federation of Young Men's Leagues of Japan, Tokyo.) — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

### X. Social Life & Customs

**Adam, Evelyn** Behind the Screens, 1910, G. P. Putnam & Sons, New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Ayrton, Mrs. Matilda Chaplin** Child-life in Japan and Japanese Child Stories, 1901, D. C. Heath & Co., Boston. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Bacon, Alice Mabel** Japanese Girls and Women, 1902; A Japanese Interior, 1893, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston & New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Bodley, Major, R. V. C** A Japanese Omelette: a British Officer's Impressions in the Japanese Empire, 1933, Hokuseido, Tokyo. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Bohner, Alfred** Die 88 heilingen Statten von Shikoku. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**D'Anethan, Baroness A** Fourteen Years of Diplomatic Life in Japan, 1912, S. Paul & Co., London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Edwards, Osman** Japanese Plays & Playfellows, 1910, W. Heinemann, London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Erskine, Wm. H** Japanese Customs, their Origin and Value, 1935, Kyobun-kwan, Tokyo. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Fraser, Mary Crawford (Mrs. Hugh)** A Diplomatist's Wife in Japan, 1911, Hutchinson & Co., London; The Custom of the Country (Tales from New Japan); Letters from Japan, 2 vols., MacMillan, New York & London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Fujimoto, P** The Night Side of Japan, Larie; Story of the Geisha Girl, 1919, Lippincott. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Gulick, Sidney Lewis** Working Women of Japan, 1915, Missionary Education Movement in the U. S. A. & Canada, New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Harrison, E. J** The Fighting Spirit of Japan and other Studies, 1912, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Hearn, Lafcadio** In Ghostly Japan, 1899, Little, Brown & Co., Boston; Kokoro: Hints and Echoes of Japanese Inner Life, 1896, Houghton Mifflin & Co., Boston. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Holland, Clive** Things Seen in Japan, 1907, E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Howard, Ethel** Japanese Memories, 1918, Hutchinson & Co., London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Inouye, Jukichi** Home Life in Tokyo, 1910, Kyobun-kwan, Tokyo. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Japan Bureau de la Statistique Generale** Diagrams & Numerical Tables re Population & Vital Statistics of Japanese Empire, Statistical Bureau, Imperial Cabinet, Tokyo (also other statistical compilations on Japan). — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Klein, Mattias** By Nippon's Lotus Ponds, 1914, F. H. Revell Co., New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Knox, George Williams** Japanese Life in Town and Country, 1904, G. P. Putnam's Sons, London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Lawson, Lady Kate** Highways and Homes of Japan, 1910, T. F. Unwin, London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Lampe, William E** The Japanese Social Organization, Princeton Univ. Press, Princeton. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Lloyd, Arthur** Everyday Japan, 1909, Cassel & Co., New York; Everyday Life, 1911. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Madden, Maude Whitmore** In the Land of the Cherry Blossoms, F. H. Revell Co., New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Makino, Yoshio** When I was a Child, 1912, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**McGovern, Mrs. Janet B** The Butterflies of Taiwan and other Fantasies, 1924, W. Heffer & Sons, Cambridge. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Morse, Edward S** Japan Day by Day, etc., 1917, Houghton Mifflin & Co., New York; Japanese Homes and Their Surroundings, 1886, Ticknor & Co., Boston. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Naudeau, Ludovic** Le Japon Modern; Son Evolution, 1908, Flammarion, Paris. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Omori, Annie Shepley** Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan, 1920, Houghton Mifflin & Co., Boston & New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Regamey, Felix Elie** Japan in Art and Industry, 1893, G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Scherer, James A. B** Young Japan, 1905, J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia & London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Shaw, Glen W** Osaka Sketches, 1930, Hokuseido Pub. Co., Tokyo. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Silver, J. M. W** Sketches of Japanese Manners and Customs (Illus.), 1867, London (rare). — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Sladen, Douglas Brooke W** Queer Things about Japan, 1904, A Treherne & Co., London; More Queer Things about Japan (same publisher). — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Street, Julian L** Mysterious Japan, 1921, Doubleday, Page & Co., New York & Toronto. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Walsy, Arthur** The "No" Plays of Japan, 1922. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Yamata, Miss Kikou** The Shoji: Japanese Interior and Silhouettes (Golden Dragon Library), 1928, G. Routledge & Sons, London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

### XI. Travels & Guide Books

**Asahi Shimbun-sha** Present-Day Japan (Her Goods in World Markets), 1933, Osaka & Tokyo. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Bachelor, Rev. J., D. D** An Itinerary of Hokkaido, 1893. Sea-Girt Yezo, 1902. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Bell, Archie** A Trip to Lotus Land, 1917, John Lane Co., New York. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Bigelow, Poultney** Japan and Her Colonies, 1923, E. Arnold & Co., London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Bishop, Mrs. (Isabella Lucy Bird)** Unbeaten Tracks in Japan, 1880, John Murray, London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Browne, Geo. Waldo** Japan, the Place and the People, 1904, D. Estes & Co., Boston; The New America and the Far East, 1910-12, Marshall Jones Co., Boston. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Buxton, L. H. Dudley** The Eastern Road, 1924, Trubner & Co., London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Buxton, L. H. Dudley** The Eastern Road, 1924, Trubner & Co., London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Collins, Gilbert** Far Eastern Jaunts, 1924, Methuen & Co., London. — p. 1174 ([scan part 1, leaf 1231](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1231/mode/1up))

**Cousins, James H** The New Japan, 1923, Ganesh & Co., Madras. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Davidson, A. M. Campbell** Present-day Japan, 1904, Lippincott Co., Philadelphia. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Del Mar, Walter** Around the World Through Japan, 1904, A. & C. Black, Norwood, Mass. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Dewey, John** Letters from China and Japan, 1920, Dutton Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Exner, A. H** Japan as I Saw It, 1912, Jarrold & Sons, London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Fink, Henry T** Lotus-time in Japan, 1895, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Fisher, Gertrude A** A Woman Alone in the Heart of Japan, 1906, L. C. Page & Co., Boston. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, The** The Japan Year Book, 1934-35, Tokyo. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Franck, H. Alverson** Glimpses of Japan and Formosa, 1924, The Century Co., London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Goodrich, Joseph K** Our Neighbours: the Japanese, 1913, F. G. Browne & Co., Chicago. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Greenbie, Sydney** Japan, Real and Imaginary, 1920, Harper & Bros., London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Hall, Trowbridge** Japan in Silhouette, 1925, McMillan & Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Haushofer, Karl** Japan und die Japaner. Leipzig, Berlin, 1933. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Hesse-Wartegg, Ernst von** China and Japan Erlebnisse, 1900, J. J. Weber, Leipzig. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Hichcock, Alfred M** Over Japan Way, 1917, H. Holt & Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**House, J. C** Letters from Japan by an American Girl to Her Friends at Home. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Kampfer, Engelbert (ubers. u. bearb. v. Karl Meier-Lemgo)** Seltsames Asien (Amoenitates Japonicae). Detmold 1933. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Kawakami, Kiyoshi Karl** Japan and the Japanese as Seen by Foreigners Prior to the Beginning of Russo-Japanese War, 1904, Keiseisha, Tokyo. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Kellermann, Bernhard** Ein Spaziegang in Japan, 1920, P. Cassirer, Berlin. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Kipling, Rudyard** Letters from the East, F. F. Lovell Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Kirtland, Lucian Swift** A Chronicle of Wanderings on the Japanese Highroad, 1918, G. H. Doran Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Kokuseisha** Nippon: A Charted Survey, 1936. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**La Farge, John** An Artists's Letters from Japan 1897. The Century Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Lawson, Lady** Highways and Homes of Japan, 1910. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Local Affairs Bureau, Dept. of Home Affairs (Japan)** The Rural Life of Japan, 1914, Toppan Printing Co., Tokyo. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Lucas, Edward Verrall** Roving East and Roving West, 1921, George H. Doran Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Lucy, Sir Henry William** East by West: A Journey in the Recess, 1885, R. Bentley & Son, London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Luffman, Charles Bogue** The Harvest of Japan, etc., 1920, T. C. & E. C. Jack, London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Mainichi Shimbun-sha** Japan To-day & Tomorrow, 1933, Osaka. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**McLean, Ethel Louisse** A Gentle Jehu in Japan, 1912, Dodd, Mead & Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Menpes, Mortimer** Japan, a Record in Colour, 1902, A. & C. Black, London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Migeon, Gaston** Au Japan: Promenades aux Sactuaires de l'Art, 1908. Hashette et Cie, Paris. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Morris, Alice A** Dragons and Cherry Blossoms, 1896, Dodd, Mead & Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Morris, J** Advance Japan:: A Nation Thoroughly in Earnest, 1895, W. H. Allen & Co., London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Murray's** Handbook for Travellers ni Japan: Whole Empire from Saghalien to Formosa. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Neustdat, Arthur** Japanisch Reisebriefe, Berichte uber eine fahrt durch Japan, 1913, P. Cassirer, Berlin. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Nippon Dempo News Agency** Japan Illustrated, 1935, Tokyo. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Nippon Yusen Kaisha** Glimpses of the East, Yearly publication, Tokyo. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Noss, C. and Others** Tohoku, the Scotland of Japan 1918, Reformed Church, Board of Foreign Missions, Philadelphia. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Pan-Pacific Science Congress (3rd) (Tokyo)** Guide Books of the Excursions, 1926, Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Perry, Matthew Calbraith** The Americans in Japan, 1917, D. Appleton & Co., London; Narrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, etc., 1898, A. O. P. Nichol-Green & Co., Washington. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Pontiny, Herbert George** In Lotus-land Japan, 1922, J. M. Dent & Sons, London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Powers, Harry Huntington** Japan, 1923, The MacMillan Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Railway Dept. (Japan)** Hot Springs of Japan, incl. Chosen, Taiwan & South Manchuria, 1922; Official Guide Book to Eastern Asia, in 5 vols. Vol. I. Chosen, Manchuria and Siberia (Revised Ed.); II. South-Western Japan; III. North-Eastern Japan; IV. China (Revised Ed.); V. East Indies. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Redesdale, Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford** The Garter Mission to Japan, 1906, MacMillan & Co., London; A Tragedy in Stone and Other Papers, 1912, John Lane Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Rittner, George H** Impressions of Japan, 1904, J. Murray, London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Russell, Sir Herbert William Henry** With the Prince in the East, 1922, Methuen & Co., London. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Sanders, Thomas Henry** My Japanese Year, 1915, J. Pott & Co., New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Seldmore, M. R** Jinrikisha Days in Japan, 1904. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Seltz, Don Carlos** Surface Japan; Short Notes of a Swift Survey, 1911, Harper & Brothers, New York. — p. 1175 ([scan part 1, leaf 1232](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1232/mode/1up))

**Shimbun Rengo-sha** Japan Trade Guide, 1934-35, Tokyo. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Singleton, E** Japan as Seen and Described in 4 parts, 1905. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Sladen, Douglas B. Wheelton** Japan in Pictures, 1904, G. Newnes, London; The Japs at Home, 1892, Hutchinson & Co., London. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Smith, Bishop G** Visit to Loo-cho, 1852; Leuchew and the Leuchewans, 1853. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Steel, James King** Wandering Feet Along Wellknown Highways and Unfrequented Byways of China and Japan, 1923, A. Carlisle & Co., San Francisco. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Steinitzer, Wilhelm** Japanisch Bergfahrten, Wanderungen fern von Touristenpfade, 1918, E. Reinhardt, Munchen. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Stopes, Marie C. A** Journal from Japan: A Daily Record of Life as seen by a Scientist, 1910. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Terry, J. T** Japanese Empire: a Guide Book, 1920, Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston and New York. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Taylor, Bayard** Japan in Our Days, 1889, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Teasan, Francois de** Par les Chemins Japonaise, 1918, Plon-Nourrit et Cie, Paris. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Tudesq, Andre** Les Six Beautes sous les Arbes, 1923, B. Grasset, Paris. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Tyndale, Walter** Japan and the Japanese, 1910, Methuen & Co., London. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Viaud, Julien** Japoneries d'Automne, Par Pierre Loti, 1889, Calmann-Levy, Paris; L'exilee, 1896, Calmann Levy, Paris. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Wade, Mary H** Twin Travelers in China and Japan, 1922, Frederick A. Stokes Co., New York. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Weston, W** Mountaineering and Exploration in the Japanese Alps: The Playground of the Far East, 1918. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Yamasaki, Naomasa, D. Sc** The Topography of Japan, 1907, (Encyclopedia America), New York. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

### XII. Miscellaneous

**Alcock, Sir Rutherford** The Capital of the Tycoon: A Narrative of Tree Years' Residence in Japan, 2 vols., London (rare). — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Andehson, Mrs. Isabel W** The Spell of Japan, 1914, The Page Co., Boston. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Angus, D. C** Japan, The Eastern Wonderland, 1904. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Arima, Prof. Sumitomo** Judo: Japanese Physical Culture, 1903. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Arnold, Sir E** Japonica, 1891 (rare); East and West, 1896. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Bacon, Miss A. M** In the Land of Gods: Some Stories of Japan, 1925. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Balet, J. C** Military Japan (translated from the French original by C. A. Parry), 1910, Kelly & Walsh. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Becker, J. E. de** The Nightless City, 1 vol. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Bigelow, Poulenty** Japan and Her Colonies, Arnold, 1923. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Brand, John Otway Percy** China, Japan and Korea, 1921, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Brain, B. M** All about Japan, 1905. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Brereton, F. S** A Soldier of Japan, 1905. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Brockway, A. T** Letters from the Far East, 1919, American Bapt. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Brown, A. J** Mastery of Far East, 1921, Scribner. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Bryan, Dr. Ingram** Japan From Within, 1924, Constable & Co., London. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Cameron, W. H. Morton** Present-Day Impressions of Japan, 1919, The Glove Encyclopedia Company, London. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Chamberlain, B. H** Things Japanese, 1902; The Language, Mythology, and Geographical Nomenclature of Japan, Tokyo, 1887. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Clarke, J. I. C** Japan at First Hand, 1918, Dodd. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Clavery, Edouard** Les Etrangers au Japon et les Japanis a l'Etranger, 1904, Berger-Levrault et Cie, Paris. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Clement, Arnest Wilson** A Handbook of Modern Japan, 1915, A. C. McClure & Co., Chicago. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Colton, C** My Orient Pearl, 1921, Lane. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Cordier, Henri** Notice sur le Japon, 1894, H. Lamirault et Cie, Paris. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Couchoud, P. L** Japanese Impressions, 1920, Lane. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Cousins, James H** The New Japan, Impressions and Reflections, 1923, Ganesh, Madras. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Cozad, Gertrude** The Romance of Kobe, 1925, the Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Crow, Carl** Japan and America, a Contrast, 1916, R. M. McBride & Co., New York. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Curtis, William Eleroy** The Yankees of the East, 1896, Stone & Kimball, New York. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**De Bonneville, James Seguin** Sakurambo, 1906, J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Dewey, J. and H. A** Letters from China and Japan, 1920, Dutton. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Dixon, W. G** The Island of the Morning, 1882. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Dupont, C** What is the Noh? Autographed Edition, 1920, Four Seas Co. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Dyer, Henry** Dai Nippon, 1904, Blackie & Son, Ltd., London. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Eliot, Sir C** Letters from the Far East, 1907: Fair Japan (Optimistic and Pessimistic): Some Roads Towards Peace, 1913, Press of B. S. Adams, Washington. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Finnemore, J** Japan, 1921, MacMillan. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Fraser, Mrs. Hugh** A Diplomatists' Wife in Japan: The Custom of the Country (Tale from New Japan); Letters from Japan, 2 vols. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Fujimoto, P** The Night Side of Japan, Laurie; Story of the Geisha Girl, 1919, Lippincott. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Gleason, G** What Shall I Think of Japan, 1921, MacMillan. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Greenbie, S** Japan, Real and Imaginary. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Wm. E** Japanese World, 1880. — p. 1176 ([scan part 1, leaf 1233](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1233/mode/1up))

**Grunfeld, Ernst** Die Japanische Auswanderung, 1913, Druck der Hobunsha, Tokyo. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Gulick, S. L** Working Women of Japan, New York, 1915. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Hancock, H. I** Jujitsu Series, 4 vols., 1904; Jujitsu, 1905. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Harrison, E. J** Archery, Kelly & Walsh. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Haviland, W. A. de** The A. B. C. of "Go," 1910. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Hearn, Lafcadio** Exotics and Retrospectives, 1898, Little Brown & Co., Boston. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Hershey, Amos Shartle** Modern Japan, etc., 1919, The Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Hinks, M. A** The Japanese Dance, 1910. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Holland, Clive** Old and New Japan, 1907, J. M. Dutton & Co., London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Home Office, The (Japan)** The Great Earthquake of 1923 in Japan, an Official narrative of the 1923 disaster compiled by the Social Affairs Bureau, Japan (Edited & Translated by Umeo Mogami), 1929, Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**House, J. C** Letters from Japan by an American Girl to Her Friends at Home. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Hovelaque, Emile Lucien** Lee peuples d'Extreme-Orient Le Japon, 1921, E. Flammarion, Paris. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Howard, E** Japanese Memories, Hutchinson, 1912. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**I[illegible]ima, I** Shell Mound at Hitachi, 1883. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Imperial Japanese Government Railways** Tourist Library Series: No. 1, Tea Cult of Japan by Y. Fukukita, A. B.; No. 2, Japanese "No" Plays, by Prof. Nogami; No. 3, "Sakura" or Cherry Flowers of Japan, by Dr. Manabu Miyoshi (trans. by U. Mogami). 1934. The Department of Railways Tourist Industry Board, and Maruzen Co., Tokyo; The Lure of Japan by Shunkichi Akimoto, 1934, Pub. by Board of Tourist Industry (Japanese Government Railways). Hokuseido Publishing Co., Tokyo. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Japanese Empire, The** A Reprint of Times' Japanese Edition 1910, London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Junkelmann, Dr. Erich** Japanische Bildermunzen (Dr. A. Fonahn). — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Kaibara, Ekiken** Women and Wisdom of Japan (a translation), 1908, E. P. Dutton & Co., New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Kawakami, Kiyoshi Karl** Asia at the Door, 1914, F. H. Revell Co., New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Kennedy, Capt. M. D** Military Side of Japanese Life, 1924, Constable & Co., Ltd., London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**King-Hall, Stephen** Western Civilization and the Far East, 1924, Methuen & Co., Ltd., London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Kirkland, L. S** Samurai Trails: A Chronicle of Wanderings on the Japanese Highroad. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Kjellen, Rudolf** Die Grossmachte und die Weltkrise, 1921, B. G. Teubner, Leipzig und Berlin. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Knapp, Arthur May** Feudal and Modern Japan, 1897, J. Knight Co., Boston. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Knox, George William** Imperial Japan; the Country and Its People, 190[?], N. Newnes, Ltd., London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Ladd, G. T** Rare Days in Japan, 1910, Dodd, Mead & Co., New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Latourette, Kenneth Scott** The Development of Japan, 1918, MacMillan Co., New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Lauterer, Joseph** Japan, das Land der Aufgehender Sonne Einst und Jetz, 1904, O. Spamer, Leipzig. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Lawton, Lancelot** Empires of the Far East, 1912, G. Richards, Ltd., London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Le Roux, Robert Charles Henry** L'Heure du Japon, 1918, Plon, Nourrit et Cie, Paris. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Leory-Beaulieu, Pierre** The Awakening of the East, 1900, W. Heinemann, London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Little, A** The Lady of the Decoration; The Lady Married. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Longford, J. H** Japan of the Japanese, 1912, Charles Scribner's & Sons, New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Lowell, J** The Soul of the Far East, 1888. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Mable, Hamilton Wright** Japan To-day and Tomorrow, 1914, The MacMillan Co., New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Martin, F. L** Journalism of Japan, 1918, Univ. of Mo. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Masaoka, Naoichi** Japan to America, 1914, G. P. Putnam's Sons, London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**McClatchy, Balentine Stuart** Japanese Immigration and Colonization 1921, Govt. Printing Office, Washington. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Mitford, Eustace Bruce** Japan's Inheritance; the Country, Its People and Their Destiny, 1914, Dodd, Mead & Co., New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Mitsuchi, Chuzo** Social Problems in Japan (translated by G. Watanabe). — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Miyakawa, Masuji** Life of Japan, 1910, The Neale Publishing Co., New York. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Mogami, U** Import Tariff of Japan, 1929, Japan Times Press. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Morimoto, K** Standard of Living in Japan, 1918, Johns Hopkins. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Morse, E. S** Japanese Houses and Their Surroundings, 1889; Shell Mounds of Omori, 1873. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Munro, N. G** Pre-Historic Japan, 1904; Coins of Japan, 1904. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Mutsu, Countess** Fact and Legend of Kamakura, 1918. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Murray, G. T** The Land of the Tatami, 1906. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Nuchod, O** Bibliographie von Japan 1906-1926, Leipzig, 1928. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Nitobe, Inazo** The Japanese Nation: Its Land, Its People & Its Life, 1912, G. P. Putnam's Sons, London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Norman, Sir Henry** The Real Japan, 1892, T. F. Unwin, London. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Okakura, Yoshisaburo** The Life and Thought of Japan, 1910; Spirit of Japan, 1913. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Okamoto, O** Various Ancient and Modern Usages of Tokyo, 1885. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Omori, A** Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan, tr. from the Japanese, 1920, Houghton. — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Piggott, Capt. F. S. G** The Elements of "Sosho." — p. 1177 ([scan part 1, leaf 1234](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1234/mode/1up))

**Ponsonby, Richard** The Imperial Family of Japan, 1924, the Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Pooley, Andrew Melville** Japan at the Crossroads, 1917, G. Allen & Unwin, Ltd., London. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Ransome, Stafford** Japan in Transition, 1899, Harper & Brothers, London. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Ritter, C. H** Impressions of Japan, 1904. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Salwey, Mrs. Charlotte Marie** The Island Dependencies of Japan, 1913, E. L. Morice, London. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Shaw, Loretta L** Japan in Transition, 1922, Church Missionary Society, London. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Cherrill, Charles Hitchcock** Have We a Far Eastern Policy? 1920, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Smith, A** Game of "Go." — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Stead, Alfred** Great Japan: A Study of National Efficiency, 1906, J. Lane, London; Japan by the Japanese, 1904, W. Heinemann; Japan To-day, 1902, T. F. Unwin, London; Unser Vetreland Japan, 1904, E. A. Seeman, Leipzig. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Street, J. L** Mysterious Japan, 1921, Doubleday. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Trevor, John Bend** Japanese Exclusion, 1925, Govt. Printing Office, Washington. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Tsurumi, Yusuke** Contemporary Japan, 1927, The Japan Times Press, Tokyo. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Walsh, C. A** Master Singer of Japan, 1926. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Weale, B. L. P** Truth About China and Japan, 1919, Dodd. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Wenckstern, Fr. von** A Bibliography of the Japanese Empire, 2 vols. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Young, Robert** Illustrated History of Kobe (1863-1918), 1923, The Japan Chronicle Press, Kobe, Japan. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

### XIII. Korea, Formosa & Manchuria

**Brand, John Otway Percy** China, Japan and Korea, 1921, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Brooke, M. G** An Eye-Witness in Manchuria, 1905. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Chung, H** Case of Korea, 1921, Revell. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Cutlack, F. B** The Manchurian Arena (An Australia View of the Far Eastern Conflict), 1934. Price ¥2.10, Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Davidson, J. W** The Island of Formosa, 1903. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Eckardt, P. Andreas** Geschchte der Koreanischen Kunst. Leipzig, 1929. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Fellner, F. V. De** Communications in the Far East, 1934. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Grave, J. W** Renaissance of Korea, 1920, P. Taisohn, 1537, Chestnut St., Philad. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Field, Frederic V** Economic Handbook of The Pacific Area, 1934. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Genthe, S** Korea, Berlin, 1905. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Griffis, Wm. E** Korea, The Hermit Nation, 1907; Fairy Tales of Old Korea. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Hamilton, Angus** Korea, 1904. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Humbert, H. R** The Passing of Korea. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Huntley, H. A** The History of Korea, 2 volts. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Island, A** The New Korea (Japanese Administration in Korea). — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Japan-Manchoukuo Year Book Co** Japan-Manchoukuo Year Book, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, Tokyo. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Japanese Government Railways (Dept. of)** Chosen, Manchuria and Siberia (Vol. I of Official Guide Books). — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Kang, Younghill** Das Grasdach. Ein Koreaner erzahlt sein Leben. Leipzig, 1933. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Kendall, Calton Waldo** The Truth About Korea, 1919, The Korean National Association, San Francisco. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Kemp, S. G** The Face of Manchuria, 1910. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Kinney, Henry W** Manchuria Today, 1930; Modern Manchuria, 1929. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Ladd, G. T** In Korea with Marquis Ito, 1908, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Landsborough, Mrs. D** The Beautiful Formosa, 1928. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Lasker, B. & Holland, W. C** Problems of the Pacific (Economic Conflict and Control), 1933, 1934, Maruzen Co., Tokyo. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Mackenzie, F. A** From Tokyo to Tiblis: the Tragedy of Korea, 1908; Korea's Fight for Freedom, 1920, Revell. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Maruyama, K** Kurze Geschichte der fruhesten Beziehungen zwischen Japan und Deutschland, Tokyo, 1931. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Rutter, Owen** Through Formosa, Fisher Unwin, 1923. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**South Manchuria Railway Co** Fifth Report on Progress in Manchuria to 1936, 1936. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Takekoshi, Yosaburo** Japanese Rule in Formosa (Tr. by George Braithwaite), 1907, Longmans, Greene & Co., London. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**To-a Keizai Chosakai** Manchoukuo Year Book, 1[?] — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Underwood, H. H** Modern Education in Korea, 1926. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))

**Webster, Norberi** In den Diamantbergen Koreas, St. Ottilien, 1927. — p. 1178 ([scan part 1, leaf 1235](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1235/mode/1up))


## Appendix IV — Learned and Social Institutions

### (A)

**Agricultural Chemical Society of Japan, The** Est. 1924. Issues Journal of the Agr. Chem. Society of Japan, in Japanese (abstract in European languages), monthly. Mem. 2,000. Pres. U. Suzuki, D. Agr. Address: Inst. of Agr. Chem., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Agricultural Engineering Society, Japan, The** Est 1929. Mem. 2,400. Rep. T. Tanaka. Address: Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Agricultural Society of Japan (Dai Nippon No-kai)** Est. 1881. Publishes a monthly organ "Dai Nippon Nokai-ho," and maintains Tokyo Agricultural College (Private school in Tokyo) as its educational organ. Mem. 15,559. Pres. M. Hotta. Vice-Pres. S. Kikkawa. Address: Sankai-do, Tameike-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Aikoku Fujin Kwai (The Patriotic Women's Association in Japan)** Est. 1901. Mem. 2,500,000. Pres. H. Motono; Vice-Pres. M. Mizuno. Address: 5, Kudan 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, [illegible]okyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**America-Japan Society, The (Tokyo)** Est. 1917 with the object to promote friendly relations between Japan and U. S. A. Mem. 775. Pres. Prince I. Tokugawa; Vice-Pres. Count A. Kabayama & E. W. Frazar; Mng.-Dir. Y. Takeda. Address: Room No. 140-142, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**American Association of Yokohama** Pres. D. H. Blake; Vice-Pres. Dr. G. F. Draper. Address: 167, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Anthropological Society of Tokyo, The** Est. 1884. Issues The Anthropological Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 300. Gen.-Secr. A. Matsumura, D. Sc. Address: Anth. Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Architectural Society** Est. 1886. Issues a monthly magazine devoted to the study of architecture. Mem. 7,684. Pres. U. Uchida, Dr. Eng. Address: 1, Ginza Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Architectural Society, Japan** Est. 1917. Publishes an organ "Architecture & Society"; Mem. 2,000. Pres. Y. Kataoka. Address: Asahi Bldg., Nakanoshima, Osaka. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Army & Navy Officers Wives Association** Est. 1906. Attends to various social works. Mem. 12,000. Pres. Madame M. Kuroki. Address: Wakamatsu-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Asiatic Society of Japan** Pioneer association of the kind in Japan. Est. 1872; by the late Sir Earnest Satow and others in Japan for studying and investigating Japanese customs, history, literature, etc.; meeting held monthly and proceedings published annually and distributed to members gratis. Pres. Sir Robert Clive, G. C. M. G.; Vice-Pres. A. K. Reischauer & Sir G. B Sansom, K. C. M. G.; Treasurer & Sech. Trevor Jones Address: German Club, Hirakawa-cho, Kojimachi-ku Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Associao Central Nippon-Brasileira** Est. 1932. Mem. 140. Pres. Y. Tokugawa. Address: 6, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Association for Chemical Industry, The** Est. 1917. Publishes The Chemical Industry, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 765. Pres. M. Nakamatsu. Address: 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Association for the Prevention of Leprosy, The** Est. 1931. Mem. 15,996. Pres. Count K. Kiyoura. Address: c/o Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Association of Foreign Raw & Waste Silk Merchants** Pres. Paul Nipkow; Vice-Pres. H. J. Huber. Address: c/o Charles Rudolph & Co., 254, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Association of Japanese Geographers, The** Est. 1923. Publishes The Geographical Review of Japan, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 64. Rep. T. Kato. Address: Geog. Inst., Science Dept., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Association of Japanese Immigrant** Est. 1914. Vice-Pres. S. Miyao. Mem. about 700. Address: 30, Maruyama-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Association of Japanese Paper Mills** Est. 1880. Mem. 56. Pres. G. Fujihara. Address: 10, Marunouchi 2-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Association of Patent Attorneys** Est. April 1922 as an advisory body in legel matters. Mem. 700. Dirs. K. Inomata, Dr. S. Horie, etc. Address: Patent Bureau, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Astronomical Society of Japan, The** Est. 1908. Publishes The Astronomical Herald, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 800. Chairman K. Saotome, D. Sc. Address: Tokyo Astronomical Obs., Mitaka-mura, Tokyo-fu. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Aviculture Society, Japan** Est. 1920. Associated with National Association of Audubon Society of America. Reps. K. Iwabuchi & S. Washizuka. Address: c/o Y. Yanagisawa, Yoyogi Sanya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

### (B)

**Bankers' Association, Tokyo** Est. 1880. Fund consists of subscriptions in proportion to the paid-up capital of the associated banks. Mem. 482. Chairman T. Akashi, Address: Eiraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Bankers' Club, Osaka** Est. 1897. Mem. 396 Banks. Chairman S. Nakane. Address: 29, Nakanoshima 1-chome, Kita-ku Osaka. — p. 1179? ([scan part 1, leaf 1236](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1236/mode/1up))

**Bankers' Club, Tokyo** Est. 1880 as a social organ of Tokyo bankers. Mem. 480. Prse. K. Sejimo. Address: 8, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Bankers' Club, Yokohama** Chairman K. Kodama; Cecr. K. Ishii. Address: Honcho [?]-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Barristers' Association, Tokyo** Est. 1896. Issues a monthly periodical. Mem. 1,868. Rep. K. Inomata. Address: Nishi Hibiya, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Bio-geographical Society of Japan** Est. 1920. Mem. about 100; issues the Bulletin of the Bio-geographical Society of Japan as its organ. Address: 9, Mita Tsuna-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Botanical Society of Japan, The** Est. 1882. Issues The Botanical Magazine, monthly. Mem. 500. Address: Botanical Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**British Association of Japan** Chairman J. L. Graham; Hon. Secr. Rev. F. E. Mercer. Address: 9, Marunouchi East, Tokyo. (Yokohama Branch: Chairman H. W. Kent. Address: 7, Bund, Yokohama). — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**British Society** Est. 1903. As a sister society of the Japan Society of London. Mixed Japanese and British membership of about 275. Patron, H. I. H. Prince Chichibu; Hon.-Secr. A. W. Medley. Address: 1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Broadcasting Corporation of Japan, The** Est. 1926. To undertake radio broadcasting enterprise and other works on wireless electric communication permitted by the government authorities. Mem. 5,489. No. of listners at Sept., 1937, 3,210,082. Pres. S. Komori. Address: Shisei-Kaikan, Hibiya, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

### (C)

**Central Association of Industrial Guilds** Est. 1910. Issues a Bulletin. Mem. 12,665. Pres. S. Yoshino. Address: x/o Shokosho, Kyobashi, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Central Board of Health** A Semi-official organ. Est. 1879 to investigate into general sanitation affairs under control of the Home Minister; organized with a standing committee of 30 and a number of prominent medical and sanitation experts. Pres. The Home Minister. Address: Home Office, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Central Charity Association** Created 1908 in Tokyo, at the instance of the late Viscount E. Shibusawa, Count K. Kiyoura, and a large number of prominent men with the object to inquire into the modus operandi and condition of charity and relief works at home and abroad, to place charity bodies on a definite system and to bring them into harmonius relation, to bring charity bodies into closer touch with the general public, and extend guidance and encouragement to charity works and help their conduct. Address: c/o Dojunkai, Uchisaiwai-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Ceramic Association, Japan** Est. 1892. Issues a magazine. Mem. 1,700. Pres. Count K. Kaneko. Address: 5, Nishi Ginza 4-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Chemical & Physical Research Institute** vid. Chapter on Education. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Chemical Society of Japan, The** Est. 1878 as the Tokyo Chemical Society; changed to the present name, 1921; publishes The Journal of the Chemical Society of Japan, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,500. Pres. J. Samejima, D. Sc. Address: Chem. Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Chikyu Gakudan (Association of Geographers & Geologists)** Est. 1924. Issues "Chikyu" (The Earth), in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 800. Chairman T. Ogawa, D. Sc. Address: Geological Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Chosen Medical Society** Est. 1911. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,000. Pres. K. Shiga, M.D. Address: Gov.-Gen. Hospital, Renkendo, Keijo (Seoul). — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Churui Dokokai (Society of Entomologists)** Est. 1925. Mem. about 50. Issues the Zephyrus, in Japanese, as its organ. Address: Science College, Kyushu Imp. University, Fukuoka. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Civil Engineering Society** Est. 1914. Issues The Journal of the Civil Engineering Society, in Japanese, Bi-monthly. Mem. 2,510. Pres. B. Kusakabe, D. Eng. Address: Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Club Germania** Pres. C. G. Schramm. Address: 5, Bluff, Yokohama. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Columbia Society** Pres. A. G. Kellogg; Vice-Pres. F. C. Thomson. Address: The President's Residence. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Cotton Spinners Union, Japan** Est. 1882. Issues a monthly bulletin. Mem. 58 Spinning Cos. Chairman F. Abe. Address: Mengyo Kaikan, Bingo-machi, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

### (D)

**Dai Nihon Butoku-kai (Japan Martial Art Assn.)** Est. 1898. Issues the Martial Art. Mem. 2,167,376. Pres. Gen. T. Nara; Vice-Pres. T. Atobe, Lieut-Gen. T. Yamamoto. Address: Heian Shrine, Okazaki Park, Kyoto. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Daito Bunka Kyokai (Great Eastern Cultural Assn.)** Issues a magazine "Daito Bunka." Mem. 200. Pres. T. Yamomoto. Address: 7, Fujimi-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Deutsche Gesellschaft für Natur- und Völkerkunde Ostasiens (O. A. G.) (German East Asiatic Society)** Est. 1873. Object: Study of Culture and Nature in the Far East. Patron H. E. Dr. Herbert von Dicksen; Pres. K. Meissner; Vice-Pres. J. Barth; Librarian Dr. C. von Weegmann. Address: 7, Hirakawa-cho 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

### (E)

**Eiraku Club** Est. 1914. By graduates and friends of Waseda University as social organ. Mem. about 800. Pres. Dr. S. Takata; Secr. S. Tamura. Address: Eirakucho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Electrical Association of Japan, The** Est. 1912. Mem. 2,766. Dirs. Y. Ikeo. Address: Yurakucho, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Electric Club** A Social Club. Est. 1922. Mem. 1,400. Pres. K. Inoue. Address: Marunouchi, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1180 ([scan part 1, leaf 1237](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1237/mode/1up))

**Emigration Society, Japan** Est. 1914. Publishes a Bulletin. Mem. 700. Pres. S. Miyao. Address: 35, Maruyama-cho, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Engineering Society** Est. 1879. Reorganized in 1922 as an associated body of several learned societies; issues The Journal of the Engineering Society, in Japanese; The History of the Industry of the Meiji Era, (in Japanese) partly published. Mem. 12 Societies. Pres. M. Kano, Dr. Engr. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Esperanto Institute, Japan** Est. 1919. Mem. 1,300. Rep. W. Oishi. Address: 13, Motomachi 1-chome, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Ex-Service Men's Association** Est. 1910. Publishes five magazines. Mem. 3,000,000. Address: Kudan, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

### (F)

**Fishery Association, Japan (Dai Nippon Suisan-kai)** Est. 1882; and reorganized into a corporation in 1909. Issues a monthly organ. Mem. 5,000. Patron H. I. H. Prince Fushimi; Pres. I. Itani. Address: Sankaido Bldg., 1, Tameike, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Fishery Association, Osaka** Est. 1922. Mem. 1,600. Pres. J. Izumi. Address: Osaka Prefectural Office, Osaka. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, The** Est. 1932. Issues "Kokusai Hyoron" (in Japanese), "Contemporary Japan" (in English), "The Japan Year Book" (in English). Dir. K. Inahara. Address: New Osaka Bldg., Hibiya, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Foreign Trade Association, Yokohama** Est. 1904. Mem. 250. Pres. N. Joko; Vice-Pres. Y. Isono; Secr. M. Saito. Address: Kaigan-dori 1-chome, Naka-ku, Yokohama. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Forestry Association, Japan (Dai Nippon Sanrin-kai)** Est. 1882. Mem. 4,500. Hon. Pres. H. I. H. Prince Nashimoto; Pres. K. Wada. Address: 1, Tameike-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Foundation for the Promotion of Scientific and Industrial Research of Japan** Est. 1932. Address: Department of Education, Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Franco-Japanese Society** Est. 1886. Mem. Over 830. Patrons Prince Kan-in and French Ambassador; Chief Dir. Viscount S. Soga. Address: 3, Surugadai 2-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Fuel Society of Japan, The** Est. 1922. Publishes The Journal of the Fuel Society of Japan, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,780. Pres. Baron Vice-Adm. S. Sakamoto. Address: Fuel Research Inst. Kawag[illegible], Saitama-ken. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

### (G)

**Gakushi-kai** (See University Graduates Society). — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Gastroenterological Association of Japan, The** Est. 1926. Publishes The Journal of Gastro-enterology, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,350. Pres. I. Matsuo, M.D. Address: Univ. Hospital, Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**General Federation of Labour, Japan** Est. 1926. Mem. 53,75[?]. Pres. K. Matsuoka. Address: Mita-Shikoku-machi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Geographical Society of Tokyo, The** Est. 1879. Publishes "Chigaku Zasshi" (Geographical Magazine) in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 272. Pres. Marquis M. Hosokawa. Address: 48, Shimo-Niban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Geological Society of Japan, The** Est. 1893. Publishes The Journal of the Geological Society of Japan, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 750. Pres. T. Ogawa. Address: Geo. Inst., Tokyo Imperial University, Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**German East Asiatic Society** (See Deutsche Gesellschaft für Natur- und Völkerkunde Ostasiens). — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Great Asia Association, The** Est. 1933. Object to realize the formation of a league of Asiatic nations. Issues an organ "Dai Ajiya Shugi," in Japanese, monthly. Rep. General Iwane Matsui (Supreme War Councillor). Address: Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

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**Historical Society** Mem. 1,400. Pres. Dr. S. Mikami. Address: Historical Compilation Committee, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Hokkaido Medical Society** Est. 1922. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, bi-monthly. Mem. 500. Pres. B. Hata, M.D. Address: Faculty of Med., Hokkaido Imp. Univ., Sapporo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Horticultural Association of Japan, The** Est. 1923. Issues The Journal of the Horticultural Assn. of Japan, in Japanese. Mem. 150. Pres. H. Hara, D. Agr. Address: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Hosei-kai** Est. 1914. As the central association for the control of societies for discharged prisoners; issues the bulletin. Pres. Minister of Justice. Address: Justice Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

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**Illuminating Engineering Society of Japan** Issues Journal of the Illum. Engrg. Soc. of Japan, in Japanese, quarterly. Mem. 1,230. Pres. T. Nomura. Address: Denki Club, Yuraku-cho, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Imperial Academy** Est. 1879. Is subject to control of Minister of Education; joined in 1906, the International Association of Academies; 100 members elected from among scholars in humanities, letters and social science (1st Sec.) and sciences pure and applied (2nd Sec.), and nom. by the Emperor; undertakes translation and research works, grants research funds, awards prizes and publishes proceedings (monthly). Pres. D. J. Sakurai, Privy Councillor; Secr. Dr. M. Kato; Dir. 1st Sec., K. Onozuka, L.D.; Dir. 2nd Sec. S. Sato, M.D. Address: Uyeno Park, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Imperial Academy of Arts** (Vid. Chapter on Arts & Crafts). — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Imperial Aeronautic Society (Teikoku Hiko Kyokai)** Est. 1914. Issues the Bulletin. Mem. 87,000. Vice-Pres. Baron Y. Sakatani. Address: Tamura-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Imperial Headquarters of Boy Scouts of Japan** Est. 1922. Mem. 105,465. Chief Director Count Y. Hutara. Address: Mombusho Bldg., Tokyo. — p. 1181 ([scan part 1, leaf 1238](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1238/mode/1up))

**Imperial Railway Association** Est. 1898. Publishes as organ Teikoku Tetsudo Kyokai Kwaiho. Mem. 2,566. Pres. S. Sugiura. Address: Yuraku-cho, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Indian Merchants Association, Yokohama** Pres. Deteram Issardas Mahtani; Vice-Pres. Parsram Tahirajrai. Address: 202, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Indo-Japanese Association** Est. 1903. Publishes a Journal; fused the Japan-Dutch Society. Mem. 1,000. Pres. Marquis N. Okuma. Address: [?], Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Industry Club, Japan** Est. 1917. By manufacturers for investigating various industrial problems, encouraging invention, promoting industry, etc. Mem. 1,085. Pres. S. Ohashi, Mng.-Dir. Baron S. Goh. Address: 2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Industry Club, Osaka** Est. 1929. Object, to help development of industries; issues a bulletin. Mem. 4,050. Rep. T. Matsuo. Address: Osaka Technical College, Osaka. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Institute for Economic Research, Osaka University of Commerce** Est. 1928. Published The Dictionary of Political Economy, in Japanese. Mem. 36. Pres. Dr. S. Kawata. Address: Sugimoto-cho, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Institute for Science of Labour, The** Est. 1921 by Mr. M. Ohara. Object, Research works for Industrial Physiology and Industrial Psychology, etc. Mem. 15. Dir. Dr. G. Teruoka. Address: Kurashiki, Japan. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan, The** Est. 1888. Issues The Journal of the Inst. of Elec. Engr. of Japan, monthly, and The Selected Papers from the Journal of the Inst. of Elec. Engrg. of Japan, occasionally. Mem. 5,521. Pres. S. Inada. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Institute of Japanese Architects, The** Est. 1886. Issues The Journal of Architecture, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 4,712. Pres. T. Yokoyama, Dr. Engrg. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Institute of Telegraph & Telephone Engineers of Japan, The** Est. 1917. Issues Journal of I. T .T. E. J., in Japanese, bi-monthly. Mem. 1,790. Pres. Y. Yonezawa. Address: Bureau of Tech. Affairs, Communications Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**International Association of Japan, The** Est. 1920 by the late Viscount Eiichi Shibusawa and others. Interested in the work of the League of Nations and formerly called the League of Nations Association of Japan; changed to the present name in 1933. Issues as its organ a monthly periodical "International Understanding," in Japanese, and two other monthlies "International Gleanings from Japan," in English and 'Sekai-to-Warera," in Japanese, occasional books and pamphlets and also books. Membership, about 9,700. Pres. Viscount K. Ishii; Vice-Pres. T. Yamakawa. Address: 12, Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**International Educational Association** Est. 1921. Mem. 180. Pres. Count H. Hayashi. Address: Hitotsubashi, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**International Law Association** Publishes a magazine. Mem. 340. Pres. S. Tachi. Address: Tokyo Imp. Univ., Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**International Press Association** Est. 1920. A[illegible] a social organ of prominent Japanese and foreign journalists, foreign press correspondents, etc. Mem. about 50. Pres. M. Zumoto. Address: Shimbun Rengo-sha, Ginza Nishi 8-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**International Young Women & Children's Society, The** Est. 1934. With the object to promote friendly relations and contribute to advancement of world culture mainly by exchange of correspondence between school children and girl students of Japan and other countries. Publishes as its organ a monthly magazine "Sekai-to-Josei" or The World & Girls. Address: Times Bldg., 5, Ginza Nishi 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. Branch Office: 1027 W. 36th Place, Los Angeles, Calif., U. S. A. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Iron & Steel Association, Japan** Est. 1915. Issues The Iron and Steel, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. about 1,360. Rep. Hattori. Address: Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

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**Japan-America Society of Kobe (Kobe Nichi-bei Kyokwai)** Est. 1920. Mem. about 200. Rep. S. Takura. Address: 28, Chitose, Nishinomiya, Hyogo-ken. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan-British Society** Est. 1906. With the object to study of things English and promote cordial relation between the people of Great Britain and Japan. Mem. 300. Pres. H. E. the British Ambassador. Address: Tokyo, Japan. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan-Canada Association** Est. 1930. With the object to promote friendly relations between Japan and Canada. Mem. 100. Chairman Baron Y. Sakatani; Rep. S. Shimizu. Address: Industrial (Kogyo) Club, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan-Chile Trade Association** Est. 1928. Mem. 50. Pres. K. Inabata. Address: Osaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan-China Business Men's Association** Est. 1920. Mem. 200. Pres. Kenji Kodama. Address: 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan-Denmark Society, The** With the object to promote friendly relations between the peoples of Japan and Denmark. Mem. 130. Hon. Pres. Baron R. Bertouch-Lehn; Pres. Marquis Maeda. Address: c/o Asano Dozoku Kaisha, New Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan Economic Federation** An associated body of leading business organizations in Japan. Est. 1922. With the object to investigating various economic problems. Mem. 675. Pres. Baron S. Goh. Address: Kogyo Club Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan Forest Association** Est. 1[?]82. Mem. 4,000. Pres. K. Wada. Address: 1, Tameike-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan-German Cultural Society (Japanisch-Deutsches Kulturinstitut)** Est. 1927. Mem. about 100. Pres. Marquis T. Okubo. Address: Hibiya Park, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan-German Society (Deutsch-Japanische Verein)** Est. 1921. Mem. 515. Pres. No. Sata, D. Med.; Vice-Pres. Wagner. Address: Shiomi Laboratory, Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka, — p. 1182 ([scan part 1, leaf 1239](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1239/mode/1up))

**Japan Humane Society** (See Nippon Jindo-kai). — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japan Manchoukuo Central Association, The** Est. 1932. To promote friendly relations between Japan and Manchoukuo, and to do active work for the development and progress of both countries. Mem. 600. Dirs. M. Miyata, J. Hirose, etc. Address: c/o Teikoku Kyoiku-Kaikan, 9, Hitotsubashi-dori, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japan-Mexico Society** Est. 1927. Mem. about 270. Pres. Vice-Adm. Keizaburo Moriyama. Address: 80, Yochomachi, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japan Nickel Information Bureau** Est. 1932. Metallurgical assistance to Japan Industry relating to nickel and nickel alloys. Bureau at London, Paris, Brussels, Frankfurt-am-Main, Milan and New York. Hon. Advisers K. Honda, Viscount T. Inouye, M. Kamo, B. Katsura, B. Mano, Viscount K. Okochi, D. Saito, K. Tawara; Counsellor J. Matsumoto; Adviser & Acting Dir. James A. Rabbitt, M. Yamaguchi, T. Okamoto. Address: Shisei Kaikan, 1, Uchiyamashita-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japan Rayon Association, The** Est. 1927. Mem. 21 Rayon Cos. Rep.-Dir. A. Hirashima. Address: Nomura Bldg., Bingo-machi 2-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japan-Siam Association, The** Est. 1927. With the object to promote friendly relations between Japan and Siam. Mixed membership of about 100 Japanese and resident Siamese. Patron H. I. H. Prince Chichibu; Hon. Pres. The Siamese Minister. Address: Imperial Hotel, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis, The** Est. 1913. Issue an organ "Jinsei Kofuku" in Japanese, monthly. Pres. Eigoro Kanasugi, M.D. Address: 6, Ote-machi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Association for Social Hygiene** Est. 1929. Pres. S. Matsumoto. Address: Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Association for Tuberculosis, The** Est. 1923. Issues "Kekkaku" (Tuberculosis) in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,428. Pres. E. Arima, M.D. Address: Tokyo Municipal Sanatorium, Egota, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Dentists Association** Pres. M. Chiwaki Address: 1, Tori 1-chome, Nihombashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Dermatological Association, The** Est. 1901. Issues Japanese Journal of Dermatology & Urology, in Japanese (abstracts in European languages), monthly. Mem. 2,500. Pres. M. O. D. Address: 45, Shimonibancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research, The** Est. 1908. Issues The Japanese Journal of Cancer Research, in European languages, annually, and The Japanese Journal of Cancer Research, in Japanese, quarterly. Pres. M. Nagayo, M.D. Address: 2615, Nishi-Sugamo 2-chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Genetic Society** Est. 1920. Issues Japanese Journal of Genetics, in Japanese, quarterly. Mem. 428. Chief Secr. S. Ikeno, D. Sc. Address: Imp. Agr. Exp. Station, Nishigahara, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Gynecological & Obstetrical Association** Est. 1902. Issues Journal of Japanese Gynecological & Obstetrical Association, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,700. Pres. R. Tojo, M.D. Address: Gyn. & Obs. Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Microbiological Society** Est. 1904. Issues Journal of the Japanese Microbiological Society in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 2,000. Pres. K. Kiyono, M.D. Address: Microbiological Inst., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Neurological and Psychiatry Association, The** Est. 1902. Issues Neurological Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,000. Superintendent K. Miura, M.D. Address: Psychiatry Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Ophthalmological Society, The** Est. 1897. Issues Journal of the Japanese Ophthalmological Society, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,000. Pres. S. Ishihara, M.D. Address: Ophth. Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Pathologcial Society** Est. 1911. Issues Journal of the Japanese Pathological Society, in Japanese, and Transactions of J. P. S., in European languages, both annually. Mem. 860. Pres. T. Ogata, M.D. Address: Path. Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Pediatric Association** Est. 1896. Issues Pediatric Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mme. 2,850. Pres. K. Hirai, M.D. Address: Goban-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society for the Study of Diseases of Digestive Organs** Est. 1902. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, by-monthly. Mem. 3,[?]00. Pres. K. Hirayama, M.D. Address: Hosp. for Dig. Org. Disease (Icho Byoin), Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society of Anatomy** Est. 1893. Mem. 500. Pres. T. Shindo. Issues Journal of Anatomy. Address: Inst. of Ana., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society of Brewing** Est. 1906. Issues The Journal of the Japanese Society of Brewing, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 10,445. Pres. H. Ohya. Address: Government Inst. of Brewing, Takinogawa, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society of Internal Medicine** Est. 1903. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 3,005. Pres. K. Miura, M.D. Address: 6, Tsukiji 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society of Laryngology, Otology & Rhinology** Est. 1893. Issues Journal of Japanese Society of Lary., Oto. & Rhinology, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,000. Pres. W. Okada, M.D. Address: Inst. of Lary., Oto & Rhi., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society of Preventive Medicine** Est. 1923. Issues "National Hygiene," in Japanese, monthly. Pres. S. Toda, M.D. Address: Inst. Hyg., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society of Surgery, The** Est. 1899. Publishes Journal of the Japanese Society of Surgery, in Japanese. Mem. 3,000. Pres. H. Ito. Address: Inst. of Surgery, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Society of Veterinary Science** Est. 1921. Issues Journal of the Japanese Soc. Vet. Sc., quarterly. Mem. [?]17. Pres. N. Nitta, D. Vet. Address: Inst. Vet. Sci. Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japanese Urological Association, The** Est. 1921. Issues The Journal of the Japanese Urological Association, in Japanese, 8 per year. Mem. 1,000. Pres. M. Kitagawa, M.D. Address: Derm. & Uro, Inst., Keio Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1183 ([scan part 1, leaf 1240](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1240/mode/1up))

**Japan-Deutsche Kultur-institut (Nichi-Doku Bunka Kyokai)** Est. 1921. Object, to exchange and promote cultural development Japanese and German. Mem. 100. Mng.-Dir. J. Takakusu, Dr. Lit. Address: Shisei Kaikan Bldg., Hibiya Park, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Journalists' Association** Est. 1920. Mem. 600. Rep. T. Nozawa. Address: Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Jurisprudence Society** Est. 1894. Mem. 4,100. Publishes an organ. Pres. Dr. S. Hozumi. Address: Law Coll., Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

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**Kaikosha (Military Club)** Est. 1877. Military officers' club. Mem. about 19,000. Pres. Count Gen. J. Terauchi. Address: Kudan, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Keifuk-kai** Est. 1925. Pres. K. Kiyoura; Vice-Pres. Home Minister. Address: c/o Dept. of Home Affairs. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Keimei-kai** Est. 1918. With a fund of ¥1,000,000, contributed by Mr. T. Akaboshi, a millionaire, for facilitating special researches, investigations, compilations and invention; translates foreign works; holds lecture meetings; issues publications, etc. Mng.-Dir. T. Okubo. Address: Kaijo Bldg., Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Keio Medical Society** Est. 1920. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, Monthly. Mem. 500. Vice-Pres. T. Kitashima, M.D. Address: Keio Univ. Hospital, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kiitsu Kyokai (Association Concordia)** Est. 1912. By leading thinkers and religionists for discussing problems of religion and thoughts. Mem. 117. Pres. M. Anesaki. Address: 117, Hakusan-Gotenmachi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kinki Gynecological Society** Est. 1915. Issues "Kinki Fujin-kwa Gakkwai Zasshi," in Japanese, quarterly. Mem. 1,250. Secretaries H. Okabayashi, M.D., J. Ogata, M.D. Address: Gyn. Inst., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kitasato Institute for Infectious Diseases** Est. 1914. Issues The Kitasato Archives of Experimental Medicine (Quarterly journal in foreign languages, publishing since 1917); Saikingaku Zasshi (monthly jornal in Japanese language, published since 1895). Mem. 54. Pres. T. Kitashima, M.D. Address: Shirokane Sanko-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kodokan** Est. 1898. Object, promotion of moral and physical culture through practice of "Judo". Mem. 20,000. Pres. J. Kano, Mem. of House of Peers. Address: Sakashita-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kojunsha (Social Club)** Est. 1870. By graduates of and others connected with Keio University. Mem. 2,332. Pres. K. Hayashi. Address: Ginza, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kokka Gakkai (Political Science Society)** Issues a magazine "Kokka Gakkai Zasshi" in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,800. Pres. Baron Y. Sakatani. Address: Law College, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kokubo Gikai (National Defence Association)** Est. 1917. By those interested in the defence problems. Rep. O. Ito. Address: Shisei Kaikan, Hibiya Park, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai (The Society for I[illegible]ernational Cultural Relations)** Est. 1934. Object, international exchange of cultures, in particular the enhancement of Japanese and Oriental culture abroad, contribution to the world development of culture, and promotion of human welfare. President D'Honneur H. I. H. Prince Takamatsu; Pres. Prince F. Konoye. Address: Meiji Seimei-kan, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kuramaye Industrial Association** Est. 1906. By the graduates of and those connected with the former Tokyo Higher Technical School as an organ to promote industrial development. Mem. 6,709. Pres. E. Oishi. Address: 8, Shimbashi 2-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kurashiki Institute for Research of Science of Labour** Est. 1920. By M. Ohara, a millionaire of Okayama, Object, to investigate the scientific aspects of labour problems. Pres. Y. Terutoshi. Address: Kurashiki-machi, Okayama Prefecture. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kyocho Kwai (Labor & Capital Harmony Assn.)** Est. 1919. Pres. Prince I. Tokugawa. Address: Shiba Park, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kyoto Dermatological Society** Est. 1923. Issues Acta Dermatologica, partly in European languages, monthly. Mem. 1,500. Pres. S. Matsumoto, M.D. Address: Derm. Inst., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kyoto Medical Society** Est. 1904. Issues The Journal in Japanese (abstracts in European languages), monthly. Mem. 1,100. Pres. A. Fujinami, M.D. Address: Faculty of Med., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Kyushu Medical Society** Est. 1907. Issues the Journal, mostly in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,400. Pres. I. Kubo, M.D. Address: L. O. R. Inst., Kyushu Imp. Univ., Fukuoka. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

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**Lacquer Workers Association, Japan** Est. 1890. Object, to promote progress and development of lacquer industry; issues a bulletin. Mem. 850. Pres. M. Noma. Address: Matsuda-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Latin American-Japanese Society** Created by Japanese interested in Central and South American countries and people of these republic connected with Japan. Mem. 260. Pres. Prince S. Ichijo. Rep. I. Aoyagi. Address: 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Library Association of Japan, The** Est. 1892. Reorganized in 1906 for investigating matters concerning library management, etc.; publishes reports. Mem. 1,510. Rep. K. Matsumoto. Address: c/o Education Dept., Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Life Assurance Society** Est. 1908. Mem. 38. Life assurance concerns; publishes a quarterly bulletin. Rep. S. Kuze. Address: Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

**Life Boat Association** Est. 1889. Has 72 stations throughout the country with 54 branches; granted ¥15,000 by the Imp. Court '16. Mem. 147,625. Pres. Count Y. Matsudaira. Address: Saga-cho 1-chome, Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))

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**Manchuria Medical Association** Est. 1912. Issues "The Oriental Medicine," monthly. Mem. 625. Pres. G. Todani, M.D. Address: Manchuria Med. Coll., Hot[illegible]n (Mukden). — p. 1184 ([scan part 1, leaf 1241](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1241/mode/1up))


## Learned and Social Institutions

**Manshu Bunka Kyokai (The Manchurian Enlightening Society)** —Est. 1920. Originally as Manmo Bunka Kyokwai; object, the development of culture in Manchoukuo & Mongolia; issues two magazines monthly. Mem. [?],500. Pres. Y. Matsuoka. Address: Dairen. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Maritime Law Association of Japan, The** —Est. 1901. To attend international maritime conference. Mem. 83. Pres. Dr. N. Matsunami. Address: 17, Naka-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Mathematical Association of Japan for Secondary Education, The** —Est. 1919. Publishes Journal of Mathematical Association of Japan, in Japanese, bi-monthly. Mem. 1,619. Pres. T. Hayashi, D. Sc. Address: Tokyo Higher Normal School for Women. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Medical Association of Formosa, The** —Est. 1902. Issues The Journal in Japanese (abstracts in European languages), monthly. Mem. 1,000. Pres. T. Horiuchi, M.D. Address: Taihoku Higher Med. School, Taiwan. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Medical Association of the Japanese Government Railways, The** —Est. 1914. Issues The Journal, in Japansee, monthly. Mem. 1,619. Pres. S. Sato, M.D. Address: Tokyo Railway Hospital, Shinjuku, Yodobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Meiji Jingu Hosan-kai** —Est. 1915. Mem. 90,000. Pres. Prince I. Tokugawa. Address: Hikokan, 3, Tamura-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Meteorological Society of Japan, The** —Est. 1882. Issues The Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan, monthly. Mem. 510. Pres. T. Okada, D. Sc. Address: Central Meteo. Observatory, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Military Surgeons Association, The** —Est. 1909. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 5,500. Pres. Surgeon-Gen. K. Yamada, M.D. Address: Bureau of Med. Affairs, Army Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Minakata Botanical Laboratory** —Est. 1922. For supporting the research work of Dr. Kumakusu Minakata, a noted scientist specializing in moss and lichens; Fund ¥100,000; publishes Reports. Address: Tanabe, Wakayama-ken. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Mining Institute of Japan, The** —Est. 1885. Publishes The Journal of the Mining Institute of Japan, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,190. Pres. A. Matoba, D. Egr. Address: 15, Kaga-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Mining Society of Chosen, The** —Est. 1917. Publishes the Bulletin of the Mining Society of Chosen, monthly, and The Journal of the Mining Society of Chosen, quarterly. Mem. 250. Pres. K. Kuroki. Address: Minami Yonekura-cho, Keijo (Seoul), Chosen. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Municipal Research Board (Tokyo)** —Est. 1922. With the view to investigating problems affecting municipal system by the late Count Goto and others on the advice of Dr. Charles Beard. Mem. 150. Address: Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Nanyo Kyokai** —(See South Seas Association). — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**National Association of Women's Societies in Japan** —Est. 1930. Pres. Mme. H. Shimazu. Address: 4, Ura-Kasumigaseki, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**National Christi[illegible]n Council of Japan** —Est. 1923. Publishes monthly Bulle[illegible]n. Chairman Rev. M. Tomita. Address: 6, Nishiki-cho 1-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**National Park Association** —Est. 1929. Publishes its organ "National Parks," monthly. Mem. 500. Pres. M. Hosokawa. Address: Department of Home Affairs, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**National Research Council** —Est. 1920. Consists of [?] Departments, Gen. Affairs and Scientific, comprising 8 branches of investigation, physics, chemistry, geography, biology, medicine, engineering, astronomy and geophysics; cooperates with the International Research Council formed by the late Allied States, and also serves as a coordinating medium for various scientific associations at home. Has in maximum 100 scientists as its members; the first general meeting held in Dec. 1920. Pres. Dr. J. Sakurai (Privy Councillor). — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**National Society of Medicine (Kokka Igaku-kai)** —Mem. 3,500. Dues ¥4.80. Address: Medical Jurisprudence Dept., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Hongo-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**National Society of Physiology, The** —Est. 1924. Issues The Physiological Studies, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 2,623. Pres. H. Ishikawa, M.D. Address: Physiological Inst., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Natural History Society, Sapporo** —Est. 1891. Issues Transactions of the Sapporo Natural History Society, in European languages, occasionally. Mem. 196. Pres. K. Miyabe, D. Sc. Address: Botanical Inst., Hokkaido Imp. Univ., Sapporo, Hokkaido. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Naval Club** —(See Suikosha). — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Naval Medical Association, The** —Est. in 1887. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, quarterly. Mem. 790. Pres. Surgeon Vice-Adm. I. Hirano. Address: Bureau of Med. Affairs, Navy Dept., Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Navy League (Kaigun Kyokai), The** —An association of prominent navy officers and others interested in naval and maritime affairs. Est. 1931. With the object of diffusing knowledge about national defence problems, particularly naval affairs. Is also interested in the development of shipping, shipbuilding and fishing industry of the country. Has over 70 branch associations throughout the country. Membership about 38,900. Hon. Pres. H. I. H. Prince Fushimi; Vice-Pres. Rear-Adm. N. Iida. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Nawa Entomological Laboratory** —Est. 1896. Issues a monthly journal. Dir. U. Nawa. Address: Omiya-cho, Gifu. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Nihon Teiyen Kyokai (The Garden Society of Japan)** —Est. 1920. Mem. 1,500. Publishes a monthly magazine, The Teiyen (Garden). Pres. R. Fujiyama. Address: 56, Shirokanedai-machi 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Nihon Eibun Gakkai (English Literary Society of Japan)** —Est. 1929. By those interested in the study of English language & literature; holds lecture meetings occasionally & issues "Studies in English Literature," both in Japanese & English, quarterly. Reps. S. Ichikawa, Dr. Lit., K. Ishida, K. Doi, etc. Address: English Seminary, Faculty of Lettres, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Nippon Botanical Society, The** —Est. 1[?][?]2. Issues The Botanical Magazine, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 430. Pres. M. Miyoshi, D. Sc. Address: Imp. Univ. Bot. Garden, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1185 ([scan part 1, leaf 1242](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1242/mode/1up))

**Nippon Jindo-kai (Japan Humane Society)** —Est. 1914. By a number of Japanese and foreign ladies in Tokyo to promote the cause of humanity. Mem. about 200. Rep. Mrs. Mary Nitobe; Secr. Noboru Kaneko. Address: 75, Kobinata Dai-machi 1-chome, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Nippon Kaiin Ekisai-kai** —(See Seamen's Aid Association, Japan). — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Oceanography Society, Japan** —Est. 1921. Publishes "The Sea and Sky," in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 350. Pres. T. Okada, D. Sc. Address: Imp. Marine Observatory, Kobe. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Ohara Institute of Social Research** —Est. 1919. By M. Ohara; conducts important researches on social problems in the country. Chief, Dr. I. Takano. Address: Tennoji, Osaka. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Oriental Association (Toyo Kyokai)** —Est. 1898. For developing resources in Formosa, Korea & Manchoukuo; maintains schools in Tokyo, Seoul, Dairen, etc. Bringing up students to devote themselves to colonization work; issues two monthly magazines "Toyo" or the "Orient." Mem. 3,000. Pres. R. Mizuno. Address: Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Oriental Astronomical Association** —Est. 1920. Issues a monthly magazine, holds lecture, monthly, and annual meetings. Mem. about 1,000. Pres. Dr. I. Yamamoto. Address: Kwansan Observatory, Yamashina, Kyoto. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Oriental Medical Association, Kyoto** —Est. 1926. Issues Oriental Journal of Diseases of Infants, in Japanese, quarterly. Mem. 700. Pres. T. Suzuki, M.D. Address: Pediatric Inst., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Ornithological Society of Japan** —Est. 1914. Mem. [?]00. Associated with the National Association of Audubon Society of America; issues "Avec" twice a year, also publishing books and pamphlets concerning ornithology and holding periodical meetings thrice a year. Pres. Prince N. Takatsukasa; Dir. Dr. N. Kuroda. Address: c/o Science College, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Pan-Pacific Association of Japan, The** —Est. 1923. By those interested in the Pacific problems; holds occasional meetings. Pres. Prince I. Tokugawa. Address: c/o House of Peers, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Pan-Pacific Club of Tokyo, The** —Est. 1923. Held weekly luncheon meeting continuously during the lase thirteen years except in summer vacations. Mem. about 500. Hon. Pres. Prince I. Tok[illegible]gawa. Pres. Viscount T. Inouye. Address: Headquarters Office of the House of Peers, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Pan-Pacific Club, Osaka** —Est. 1928. Object, to promote international relationship of the Pacific countries. Mem. about 200. Chairman, Governor of Osaka. Rep. Y. Chikaraishi. Address: Osaka Prefectural Office, Osaka. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Paper Mills Union, Japan** —Est. 1880. Issues a monthly magazine. Mem. 54 mills. Chairman G. Fujihara. Address: Yaesu-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Peers' Club** —Est. 1874. As a social body of the titled class. Mem. 1,255. Pres. Prince I. Tokugawa. Address: Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Pharmaceutical Society of Japan, The** —Est. 1881. Issues Pharmaceutical Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 4,500. Pres. K. Nishizaki, D. Pharm. Address: Shimomiyabi-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Physico-Mathematical Society of Japan, The** —Est. 1877. As Mathematical Society of Tokyo; changed to the present name 1919; issues Proceedings of the Physico-Mathematical Society of Japan, in Japanese. Mem. 1,400. Chairman S. Nishikawa, D. Sc. Address: Faculty of Science Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Physiological Society of Japan, The** —Est. 1922. Mem. 100. Secr. in charge, K. Hashida, M.D. Address: Physiological Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Phytopathological Society of Japan, The** —Est. 1917. Issues Annals of the Phytopathological Society of Japan, partly in English. Mem. 300. Pres. S. Kusano, D. Sc. Address: 12, Hara-machi, Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Portland Cement Association, Japan** —Est. 1909. Mem. 30 Cos. Pres. S. Asano. Address: Teikoku Bldg., Higashi Imabashi, Osaka. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Red Cross Soc[illegible]ty, Japan** —Est. 1877. Mem. 2,860,827. Japan having joined the Geneva Convention in 1886 The Society's hospital is reputed in accommodation and general arrangement as being the best in the Far East; it attends to training of nurses, a similar service of three year course. Hon. Pres. H. I. H. Marshal Prince Kan-in; Pres. Prince Iyesato Tokugawa; Vice-Pres. Marquis Y. Tokugawa and N. Nakagawa. Address: Shiba Park, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Religious Education Association of Japan, The** —Est. 1930. Mem. 1,000. Issues monthly magazine "Shukyo Kyoiku." Chairman Rev. A. Ebisawa. Address: Christian Bldg., Nishiki-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Roentgen Society of Japan** —Est. 1923. Issues Journal of the Roentgen Society of Japan, in Japanese, twice a year. Mem. 500. Pres. Y. Tashiro, M.D. Address: Radiology Dept., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Rotary Club, Fukuoka** —Est. 1931. Rep. Suyeo Nonaka. Address: Hakata Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Nishinakazu, Fukuoka City. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Rotary Club, Kobe** —Est. 1930. Rep. M. Fujii. Address: Oriental Hotel, Kaigan-dori, Kobe. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Rotary Club, Kyoto** —Est. 1930. Rep. R. Tanabe. Address: Karasumaru Ichijo, Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Rotary Club, Nagoya** —Est. 1930. Rep. B. Aoki. Address: Nagoya Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Nagoya City. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Rotary Club, Osaka** —Est. 1930. Rep. S. Kawada. Address: 6, Imabashi 4-chome, Higashi-ku, Osaka. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Rotary Club, Tokyo** —Est. 1920. Social and cultural society of Japanese and foreign business men resident in Tokyo. Mem. 50. Chairman I. Morimura. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Russo-Japanese Association** —Est. 1906. Mem. [?]50. Chairman Adm. K. Kato. Address: 17, Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1186 ([scan part 1, leaf 1243](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1243/mode/1up))

**Saiseikai** —Est. 1912. With funds granted by Imperial Court to extend medical aid to the poor; maintains hospitals in Tokyo and elsewhere for the treatment of the helpless patients. Mem. 53,214. Pres. Prince I. Tokugawa; Vice-Pres. Count Y. Matsudaira and K. Ushio. Address: Akabane-bashi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Scientific Agricultural Society, The** —Est. 1887. Publishes Journal of the Scientific Agricultural Society, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 1,800. Pres. Aso, D. Agr. Address: Agr. Coll., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Scientific Fishery Association, The** —Est. 1915. Issues Proceedings of Sc. Fish. Association, semi-annually. Mem. 114. Address: Fac. of Agr., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Seamen's Aid Association (Nippon Kaiin Ekisai-kai)** —Est. 1880. Gives training at its training institutes at Yokohama, Osaka, Kobe, Moji, Nagasaki and 6 other places to about 400 higher class seamen and 700 ordinary hands; gives employment through society's intermediation to officers and men; cares for at its hospitals a number of decrepit sailors or aids families of deceased sailors. Mem. 180,212. Patron H. I. H. Prince Fushimi. Pres. R. Mizuno. Address: Akashi-cho, Kyobash-iku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Sericultural Association, Japan (Dai-Nippon Sanshi-kai)** —Est. 1892. Publishes a Japanese monthly and a French Bulletin as its organ; reliable information is supplied on application to foreigners abroad. Mem. 298,482. Chairman Y. Matsudaira. Address: 7, Yuraku-cho 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Shipowners Union, Japan** —Est. 1894. Issues a monthly report. Mem. 170. Pres. K. Hori. Address: Akashi-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Siam Society, The** —Est. 1927. To promotion of friendly and cultural intercourse between Siam and Japan. Mem. 165. Pres. Prince F. Konoye. Address: 1, Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society for the Propagation of Roman Alphabets** —Est. 1926. Issues its organ in Romanized Japanese. Mem. 100,000. Pres. Dr. A. Tanakadate. Address: Mitugasi Bldg., Yurakutyo, Kodimati-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society for the Propagation of Scientific Knowledge** —Est. 1921. Publishes a monthly magazine "Kagaku Chishiki" Scientific Knowledge) in Japanese as its organ and books on science; holds lecture meetings. Address: 2-chome, Marunouchi, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Agriculture & Forestry, Sapporo** —Est. 1908. Issues Journal of the Society of Agrciulture & Forestry, in Japanese. Mem. 521. Pres. K. Tokinobu. Address: Faculty of Agr., Hokkaido Imp. Univ., Sapporo, Hokkaido. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Astronomical Friends, The** —Est. 1920. Issues The Heavens, in Japanese, monthly, and Bulletin, in English, occasionally. Mem. 1,500. Chief Secr. I. Yamamoto, D. Sc. Address: Inst. of Cosmical Physics, Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Chemical Industry, The** —Est. 1898. Issues The Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 3,850. Pres. I. Fujino. Address: Inst. of App. Chemistry, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Japanology, The** —Est 1930. Object, cultural-anthropological study of Japanese culture; issues a quarterly journal "Study of Japan" in Japanese. Mem. about 200. Pres. S. Nishimura, Dr. Lit. Address: Waseda Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Mechanical Engineers, The** —Est. 1[?]97. Issues The Journal of the Society of Mechanical Engineering, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 4,175. Pres. Baron C. Shiba, D. Eng. Address: Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Naval Architects of Japan** —Est. 1897. Issues The Journal of the Soc. of Nav. Arch. of Japan, in Japanese, twice a year, and The Miscellany of the Soc. of Nav. Arch. of Japan, in Japanese, bilmonthly; published "A Study of Ancient Ships of Japan," in English by Prof. Shinji Nishimura. Mem. 2,043. Pres. K. Shiba. Address: 8, Marunouchi [?]-chome, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Ordnance & Explosives, The** —Est. 1905. Issues Journal of the Society of Ordnance & Explosives, in Japanese, bi-monthly. Mem. 762. Pres. U. Tanekoda. Address: Inst. of Tech. of Ord., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Oto-Rhino & Laryngological Clinic, The** —Est. 1925. Issues The Oto-Rhino and Laryngological Clinic, mostly in European languages, bi-monhtly. Mem. 500. Pres. S. Hoshino, M.D. Address: Inst. of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Society of Social Medicine, The** —Est. 1887. Issues Journal of Social Medicine in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 980. Pres. S. Mita, M.D. Address: Inst. of Forensic Medicine, Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**South Sea Association (Nanyo Kyokai)** —Est. 1915. Object, to promote mutual understanding by the study of South Sea matters; publishes a monthly bulletin. Mem. 1,400. Pres. Prince F. Konoye. Address: 10, Marunouchi 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Statistical Society, Tokyo** —Est. 1878. Publishes monthly magazine styled "Tokei Shushi"; also issues the Imperial Japanese Statistic Annual and a number of statistics. Mem. 86[?]. Pres. Dr. Baron Y. Sakatani. Address: Ginza Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Stock-Breeding Association, Central** —Est. 1915. Issues a magazine. Mem. 6,000. Pres. Baron S. Hirayama. Address: 2, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Suikosha (Naval Club)** —Est. 1876. Naval officers' social club with membership of over 12,129, publishes a bulletin. Pres. Adm. O. Nagano (Naval Minister). Address: Sakae-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Suiyo Kwai (The Kyoto Association for Mining & Metallurgy)** —Est. 1900. Publishes The Journal of Mining and Metallurgy, Japanese, three times a year. Mem. [?]61. Pres. D. Saito, D. Eng. Address: Inst. of Min. & Metal., Kyoto Imp. Univ., Kyoto. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Sunday School Association, National** —Est. 1907. Mem. 915. Sunday Schools. Rep. T. Yamamoto. Address: 6, Nishiki-cho 1-chome, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1187 ([scan part 1, leaf 1244](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1244/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Fishery Association** —Est. 1924. Publishes a monthly magazine "Teisui." Mem. 43 Fishing Corporations. Pres. Viscount M. Nomura . Address: Sankaido Bldg., Tameike, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Forestry Association** —Est. 1919. Issues a monthly bulletin. Mem. 127. Pres. H. Honda, D. Agr. Address: Sankaido Bldg., Tameike, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Hatsumei Kyokai (Society for Protecting Industrial Property)** —Est. 1905. Mem. 3,72[?]. Pres. Baron Y. Sakatani. Address: 10, Marunouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Hiko Kyokai** —(See Imperial Aero Society). — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Kaiji Kyokai (Imp. Marine Assn.)** —Est. 1926. Object, to promote development of industries; publishes a monthly magazine as its organ. Mem. 800. Pres. Baron Y. Sakatani. Address: Yusen Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Teikoku Kyoiku-kai (Japanese Education Association)** —Est. 18[?]3. An unofficial advisory body in educational matters; published books and magazinees; awards honor to those of meritorious services to education. Mem. 2,245. Pres. H. Nagata. Address: Hitotsubashi-dori, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Textile Weaving Association, Japan** —Est. 1885. Object, to help development of weaving industry; issues a bulletin. Mem. 1,500. Pres. S. Shibata. Address: Nichibei Shintaku Bldg., Kitamaki-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Toa Dobun-kai** —Est. 1899. Maintains schools at Shanghai, Tientsin and Hankow; devoted to the cultural development in Japan and China and the education of Chinese and Japanese desiring to work in China. Mem. 3,000. Pres. Count N. Makino. Address: Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Tohoku Medical Society** —Est. 1916. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, 5 per year. Mem. 1,020. Pres. G. Fuse, M.D. Address: Fac. Med., Tohoku Imp. Univ., Sendai. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Charity Association** —Est. 1871. Maintains a hospital and a medical college in Tokyo; issues a bulletin. Mem. 932. Pres. Prince I. Tokugawa. Address: Atago-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Club** —Est. 1885. By Japanese and foreigners. Mem. about 420. Pres. H. I. H. Prince Kan-in; Vice-Pres. Baron G. Hayashi; Dir. A. Kabayama; Hon. Secr. J. W. Graham; Treas. Viscount H. Akimoto. Address: Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Institute for Municipal Research, The** —Est. 1922. Issues a monthly Journal. Pres. Y. Sakatani. Address: Hibiya, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Tokyo Medical Society** —Est. 1886. Issues The Journal, in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 2,000. Chairman H. Nagai. Address: Physiological Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Toyo Kyokai** —(See Oriental Association). — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Trades Association, Japan** —Est. 1886. Holds meeting monthly and publishes its organ "International Trade," in Japanese, monthly. Mem. 650. Pres. Baron I. Morimura; Vice-Pres. E. Okamoto. Address: 7, Nishi-Ginza 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**University Graduates' Society (Gakushi-kwai)** —Est. 1886. Admits graduates of Imperial Universities of Tokyo, Kyoto, Kyushu, Tohoku and Hokkaido, and others having connection with the above institutions; publishes monthly bulletin; comprises 18 committees and 1 chief secretary. Mem. 41,000. Pres. Baron Y. Sakatani. Address: Nishiki-cho, Kanda-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Volunteer Nurses Society** —Established as an adjunct of the Japan Red Cross Society (which see), this philanthropic body of women possesses over 18,300 members throughout the country. Chairman Dowager Marchioness Nabeshima. Address: Japan Red Cross Society, Shiba Park, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Women's Association, Japan** —Est. 1922. Object, to elevate social status of Japanese womanhood. Mem. 200. Pres. Mrs. E. Kaetsu. Address: Atago-cho 1-chome, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Women's Association, National** —Est. 1899. Aims at promoting women's culturev. Address: Jissen Jogakko, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Women's Educational Association, Japan** —Est. 1920. Issues a monthly bulletin. Mem. 10,030. Pres. Marchioness E. Nabeshima. Address: Tenma-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Women's Peace Association, Japan** —Est. 1921. Mem. [?]50. Address: 52, Shinsaka-machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Yokohama United Club** —Chairman P. Nipkow; Secr. S. R. Kerr. Address: 4, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Young Men's League (Japan), Federation of** —Est. 1922. Is the national headquarters and central controlling organ of local young men's leagues all over Japan. Mem. about 260,000. Publishes "Nippon Seinen Shimbun," "Seinen Card" and other pamphlets. Gen.-Dir. Fumio Goto. Address: Young Men's Hall, Kasumigaoka-machi, Yotsuya-ku, Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Zoological Society of Japan, The** —Est. 1877. Publishes The Zoological Magazine, in Japanese, monthly, and Annotations Zoological Japoneuses in European languages, occasionally. Mem. 607. Pres. N. Yata, D. Sc. Address: Zoo. Inst., Tokyo Imp. Univ., Tokyo. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))

**Zymurgy Society of Osaka** —Est. 1910. Publishes The Journal of Zymurgy, in Japanese, twice a month. Mem. 4,500. Pres. Y. Nishiwaki Address: Osaka Technical College, Osaka. — p. 1188 ([scan part 1, leaf 1245](https://archive.org/details/japan-manchoukuo-year-book-1939/page/n1245/mode/1up))