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Part 1 Development of Trade

Chapter 1 Yokohama Trade in the late Meiji Period

Section 1 Japan Trade in the late Meiji Period

Section 2 Yokohama Trade in the late Meiji Period

1 Increase in imports and exports

2 Trends in Import and Exports

3. Status of Export and Importers

4 Increase in imports and exports of Japanese merchants

Chapter 2 Development of Raw Silk Exports

Section 1 Development of the silk industry

1 Increase the export of raw silk and the development of the silk industry

2 Regional characteristics of the development of the silk industry

3 Unequal development of the machine silk industry area

4 Transformation of the silk industry area

Section 2 Development of raw silk export

1 Expansion of the export market and its conditions

2 Export form (Part 1)

3 Export form (Part 2)

4 Raw silk price constraint factors and historical significance

Section 3 History of enactment and abolition of the Act on Encouragement of Direct Export of Raw Silk

1 View of Problem and Examination

2. History of Legislation

3 Protests from other countries against the Raw Silk Direct Export Encouragement Act and the background of its administrative processing

4 History of the Waste Law

5 Results and significance of implementation of the Act on Encouragement of Direct Export of Raw Silk

Chapter 3 State of the export of tea and silk fabrics

Section 1 Transition of Tea Making Trade

1 Overview of the Tea Making Trade

2 Sales Channel Expansion Problems and Tea Producers

3 State of export trading market

4 Decline of Yokohama Tea Trade

Section 2 Development of the export of silk fabrics

Start and development of single-handed exports

2 The rise of the Xinxing silk fabric business area

3 Production form of exported silk fabric

4 Transition of raw material thread supply route

5 Distribution Organization of Export Silk Fabrics

Chapter 4 Development of Trade Finance

Section 1 Silk Milling Finance of Sales Wholesalers

1 Accommodation of advance loans

2 Procurement and collection of advance loans

3 Reimbursement of U.S. currency

4 Sales wholesalers and regional banks

5 The actual situation of the wholesaler's silk finance

Section 2 Expansion of Overseas Financial Institutions and Business Expansion of Yokohama Shokin Bank

1. Necessity of trade expansion and its countermeasures after the end of the Sino-Japanese War

2 Proposal for the expansion of overseas financial institutions at the Chamber of Commerce

3 Deliberation of the issue of expansion of overseas financial institutions at the 1st Conference of Agriculture, Commerce and Industry

4 Problems of establishment of the Japan and China Bank and expansion of operations at Yokohama Shokin Bank

5 Deliberation of overseas financial institutions by the Production Research Committee and development of Yokohama Shokin Bank

Part 2 Development of Industries

Chapter 1 Development of Transportation and Railways

Section 1 Development of Domestic Shipping

1. Activities of Foreign Ships

2 Government shipping policy and development of Mitsubishi Corporation

3 Countering Foreign Ships and Mitsubishi's Activities in Yokohama

4 Transformation of the Mitsubishi Protection Policy

5 Establishment of Nippon Yusen Company

6 Establishment of domestic shipping order

Section 2 Development of Overseas Shipping

1 Expansion of the Orient Route

2. The Voyage Encouragement Act and the establishment of routes between Europe, the United States and Australia

3 Founding of the Orient Kisen Company

4 Development after the Russo-Japanese War

Section 3 Development of Railways

1 Impact of the entire Tokaido Line

2 Establishment and Results of the Yokohama Railway

3 Establishment of Keihin Electric Railway and Yokohama Electric Railway

Chapter 2 Development of Commerce and Industry

Section 1 Development of Industry

1 Characteristics of industrial development in Yokohama city area

2 Development of heavy industry in Yokohama city area

3 Trends in Light Industry in Yokohama City Area

Section 2 Development of Exchanges in Yokohama

1 Overview and Transition of Exchanges

2 Exchange Functions

Chapter 3 Market Financial Institutions

Ma'am

Section 1 Development of Ordinary Banks

Section 2 Fund Operational Status

1 General considerations

2. Fund management of the head office bank

3. Branch banks’ fund management

Section 3 Fundraising Status

1 Trends in Deposits

2 Fundraising by the head office bank

Musubi

Chapter 4 Changes in Agriculture and Fisheries

Section 1 Trends in Agricultural Production

1 Overview

2 Trends in Commercial Agriculture

3 State of Farmers' Movement

Section 2 Trends related to landlords and tenants

1 Overview of Nakagawa Village

2 Trends related to landlords and tenants

Section 3 Trends in the Fisheries Industry

1 Observation of Kanagawa Statistical Report

2 Characteristics of the fishing ground system

3 Processing and distribution of marine products

4 Overview of Urata

Chapter 5 Development and Development of Ports and Warehouses

Section 1 Development of Ports

1 Meiji period Port Policy

2 Trends in Yokohama Port Construction Plan

3 Progress of construction of the first port

4 Completion of the second port construction

Section 2 Development of Warehouse Business

1 Characteristics of Yokohama Soko Business Development

2 The case of a raw silk depositor and the proposed establishment of Kyodo Soko

3 Sales of warehouse companies and homogeneous companies

4 Slump and closure of warehouses and housing loan companies

5 Opening of Kyodo Soko Yokohama

6 Problem of Shared Property and Establishment of Yokohama Trading Warehouse Company

7 Establishment and Development of Sales Warehouses

8 Installation of bonded warehouses

Sweeping

Table of Contents

Publication page	Table
2	Table 1	Table of National Imports and Imports in the Late Meiji Period
3	Table 2	Significant export value table
4	Table 3	Import value of imported goods
4	Table 4	Percentage of imports and exports by destination
6	Table 5	Import/export amount Nakauchi Trading Volume
6	Table 6	Percentage of foreign trade in the amount of imports and exports of Kobe Port
8	Table 7	Comparison Table of Exports and Imports of Yokohama Port Kobe Port
10	Table 8	Major Exports of Yokohama Port
11	Table 9	Japan's major exports and the percentage of Yokohama's exports.
14	Table 10	Imports of Major Imports of Yokohama Port
16	Table 11	Imports of Major Imports in Japan and the percentage of Yokohama Imports
25	Table 12	Foreign trading house country separate table (Meiji 21)
30～31	Table 13	Direct Export and Import of Tokyo City (Meiji 31)
34	Table 14	Export and Imports by Foreign Trade in Yokohama Port
34	Table 15	Exports by Commodity by Trading in Yokohama Port (Meiji 42)
35	Table 16	Imports by Commodity by Trading in Yokohama Port (Meiji 42)
36	Table 17	Percentage of exports by foreign trade in major export items Yokohama Port (Meiji 42)
36	Table 18	Imports by Foreign Trade in Main Imports at Yokohama Port (Meiji 42)
38	Table 19	Silkworm export volume (Meiji 21-Taisho 3)
39	Table 20	Export of Raw Silk by Port (Meiji 21-Taisho 2)
40	Table 21	Trends in the Raw Silk Market (Meiji 21-Taisho 6)
41	Table 22	Machine threads and sitting threads (Meiji 22-Taisho 2)
43	Table 23	Mitsui's silk mill management (Meiji 26-35)
47	Table 24	Production volume of raw silk by region and shipment volume of Yokohama
49	Table 25	Production volume and instrumentation rate of major silk manufacturing prefectures
53	Table 26	Composition by size of instrument silk mill
54～55	Table 27	Silk Mill Statistics
56	Table 28	Specific gravity of large-scale silk mills (number of pots)
56	Table 29	New silk mill scale
56	Table 30	Production per pot of instrument silk mill
58	Table 31	List of Huge Capitalists
59	Table 32	Number of Kaimei-based silk kettles (Meiji 38)
61	Table 33	Instrumental Silk Society (Meiji 44)
61	Table 34	Major Silk Milling Association (Meiji 44)
64	Table 35 A	Fundraising by Kaimeisha Hayashi Sehei family (Meiji 28.5-7)
65	Table 35 B	Fundraising by the Noboru Yoshiji family of Ryujokan Luchuan (Meiji 27, 6-7)
65	Table 35 C	Fundraising by the improvement company Yoichiro Takei family (Meiji 27, 5-7)
66	Table 36	Ratio of arrival to 5 major wholesalers
68～69	Table 37	Deposits of a giant silk mill to the 19th Bank
81	Table 38 A	Number of Silk Mills in Japan
82～83	Table 38 B	Breakdown of Number of Silk Mills in Japan
84	Table 39	10 kettles or more "factory"
84	Table 40	Production per kettle of seating silk
85	Table 41	Major shipment of raw silk in Yokohama (around 1901)
85	Table 42	More than 50 pieces of raw silk received from Yokohama (around 1901)
86	Table 43	Major shipment of raw silk in Yokohama (Meiji 42)
88	Table 44	Number of cargo shippers shipped
91	Table 45	Number of Shipments by Trademark at Joint Packaging Works
92	Table 46	Relationship between the wholesaler and the wholesaler (Meiji 30/8)
93	Table 47	Raw silk production per sericulture house
96	Table 48	Relationship between Gunma Prefecture shippers and wholesalers (Meiji 30/8)
98	Table 49	Machinery silk mills and water companies
99	Table 50	Trends of Usui Corporation
100	Table 51	Haraichi, Haraichi Sericulture Management (Spring Sericulture)
100	Table 52	Production volume of raw silk of Fujimaki Gumi members (FY1894)
101	Table 53	Prior to shipment of Usui Corporation (from sales wholesalers)
106～107	Table 54	Production and export of raw silk (Meiji 20-Taisho 2)
109	Table 55	U.S. Silk Industry Trends Table
116	Table 56	U.S. Imported Raw Silk
121	Table 57	Domestic and foreign merchants (export Mukobetsu)
123～139	Table 58	Raw silk distribution table in Yokohama market (Meiji 29-45)
142 to 143 inserts	Table 59	Traded between sales wholesalers and export trading centers Tables A, B, C A-Meiji 30/10 B-Meiji 36/8 C-Meiji 44/7
150 to 151 inserts	Table 60	Exports by Foreign Trading House Annual Report
150～151	Table 61	Foreign trading house raw silk export (purchase) High ranking table (Meiji 29-Taisho 2)
152～153	Table 62	(Meiji 37-Taisho 2) 1.
154～155	Table 63	Exports by major trading house counterparties (Meiji 37-Taisho 2)
156～157	Table 64	Domestic Trading Volume (Meiji 29-Taisho 2)
176	Table 65	Use of cocoons per labor force
176	Table 66	Cocoon production
180	Table 67	Circular change in raw silk prices
244	Table 68	Percentage of tea export value
245	Table 69	(Meiji 21-Taisho 6)
246	Table 70	Table of exporting tea (Meiji 21-Taisho 3)
247	Table 71	Comparison of U.S. tea and coffee consumption
248	Table 72	Imported amount of tea produced in the United States by producing countries (Meiji 21-43)
249	Table 73	Comparison of Canadian tea and coffee consumption
249	Table 74	Imported amount of Canadian tea
250	Table 75	Canada Imported Red and Green Tea Statistics by Production Country
252～253	Table 76	Imported by Country of Production (United States and Canada) Price per tea unit (Meiji 27-43)
254	Table 77	Position of Yokohama Port in the export of tea (Meiji 21-Taisho 6)
255	Table 78	Export of Yokohama Port Tea (Meiji 18-Taisho 6)
269	Table 79	Exports of tea made by Japanese tea companies
270～271	Table 80	Direct export of uchisho tea
275	Table 81	Direct production of tea
276～277	Table 82	Receiving and sales of tea from sales outlets
280～281	Table 83	Purchase price of tea made by Yokohama Idomegaisho
284	Table 84	The amount of tea produced from Shizuoka Prefecture to Yokohama
296	Table 85	Direct export of tea from Toyo Tea Trading Company
296	Table 86	Export of tea before the Russo-Japanese War
297	Table 87	Export of tea from Japan and Russia after World War II
298	Table 88	Direct export of tea by port
299	Table 89	3 Port tea delivery volume
300	Table 90	Gaisho that exported tea production in Shizuoka
303	Table 91	Green tea export table by exporter
305	Table 92	Percentage of silk exports to total exports (Meiji 11-45)
307	Table 93	Breakdown of exported silk products (Meiji 18-Taisho 2)
308	Table 94	Hane double export partner country (Meiji 24-Taisho 2)
310	Table 95	Silk export from Yokohama Port (Meiji 20-Taisho 2)
312	Table 96	Percentage of Ufujie exports (Meiji 27-Taisho 2)
313	Table 97	Major production areas (Meiji 20-Taisho 2)
316～317	Table 98	Trends in major silk fabric production areas (Meiji 19-Taisho 2)
318	Table 99	Demand for silk fabrics (Meiji 19-Taisho 2)
320～321	Table 100 A	Production (1) (Meiji 38-Taisho 2)
322	Table 100 B	Production (2) (Meiji 38-Taisho 2)
325	Table 101	Production of silk fabrics in Fukui Prefecture
326～327	Table 102	"Factory" silk fabrics in Fukui Prefecture
331	Table 103	Kihei Yamaguchi "Factory"
332	Table 104	Udual price structure
334	Table 105	Founder of Katsuyama Machinery Co., Ltd.
335	Table 106	Business status of Katsuyama Machinery Co., Ltd.
335	Table 107	Production of silk fabrics in Ishikawa Prefecture
336～337	Table 108	"Factory" of silk fabrics in Ishikawa Prefecture
338	Table 109	The factory of silk fabrics in Fukui and Ishikawa prefectures (Meiji 32-33)
339	Table 110	Development of "Factory" silk fabric in Ishikawa Prefecture (Meiji 33-37)
347	Table 111	Returned yarn (Meiji 20-Taisho 2)
348	Table 112	Statistics by reloading destination
349	Table 113	Jikoku Ito Nakaji Shoten
352	Table 114	Handling volume of Yokohama-bound thread
353	Table 115	Secured by the Fukui Bank
354	Table 116	Raw silk received from Fukui Station in 1910
354	Table 117	Handling volume of Yokohama-bound thread
355	Table 118	Financial institutions in Kanazawa City
362	Table 119	Formation by type of carrier
364	Table 120	Continuity of sales of silk dealers by year of opening
366～367	Table 121	Number of Feathers by Silk Products Sales Merchant
370	Table 122	Number of merchants handled by local shippers
374	Table 123	Business of Yokohama Trading Bank
376	Table 124	Direct export ratio (Meiji 20-42)
377	Table 125	Trading Volume
378	Table 126	Number of merchants by Number of Orders
379	Table 127	Number of Feng Double Loads Received by Export Trading
384	Table 128	Horikoshi Shokai Business Results (Meiji 27-Taisho 3)
386	Table 129	(Meiji 35 - Taisho 2)
398	Table 130	Yokohama Raw Silk Sales Wholesale Wholesale Store
400	Table 131	Spring, Summer and Autumn Cocoon Production
405	Table 132	Daily foot of raw silk replacement
407	Table 133	Lease table per kettle to silk makers in both Nagano and Yamanashi Prefectures of raw silk distributors
408	Table 134	Changes in the amount of money to be lent in front of wholesalers
409	Table 135	Breakdown of previous loans (Taisho 1)
409	Table 136	Volume in Yokohama by raw silk prefecture
411	Table 137	Date of establishment of the National Bank in Yokohama
413	Table 138	The amount of funds supplied by banks in Yokohama
414	Table 139	Supply of silk production to wholesalers (FY1917)
422	Table 140	1907 Loans of Main Bank of Nagano Prefecture
424	Table 141	1912 Loans to local bank silk makers
433	Table 142	1917 Raw silk in the same way as Kanetaka loaned in front of wholesalers
435	Table 143	Comparison of discount rates for raw silk bills, spinning bills and commercial bills
443	Table 144	Exchange Rates at Shinshu Regional Bank
449	Table 145	High Collateral and Lending Table of Yokohama Raw Silk
470	Table 146	Meiji 23-32 Introduction of Cotton Spinning Industry
484	Table 147	Yokohama Shokin Bank Foreign Exchange Initiatives (Meiji 27-33)
500	Table 148	Yokohama Shokin Bank Business Comparison Table
501	Table 149	Yokohama Shokin Bank Exchange Transactions (Meiji 33-43)
501	Table 150	1911 Foreign Exchange Transactions by Bank
554	Table 151	Comparison of freight revenue and fare revenue of Mitsubishi and Kyodo Transportation (Meiji 16/17)
566	Table 152	Tea transfer at each port of Shizuoka Prefecture (Meiji 15)
566	Table 153	Distribution of Shiryusha Shareholders by Region
567	Table 154	Transfer by Shimizu Port Shiryusha Kisen
601	Table 155	Foreign trade by domestic and foreign vessels
602	Table 156	Composition by nationality in Yokohama
603	Table 157	1903 Breakdown of U.K. ships entering Yokohama Port by company
608	Table 158	1904 By nationality of vessels entering the port of Yokohama
614	Table 159	Trends in the Port of Yokohama after the Russo-Japanese War
617	Table 160	Travel time between Tokyo and Yokohama
617	Table 161	Number of Passenger Trains on the Tokaido Line
617	Table 162	Freight train travel time (between Tokyo and Yokohama)
617	Table 163	Number of Freight Trains
619	Table 164	Operations between Tokyo and Yokohama
620	Table 165	Transportation results between Tokyo and Yokohama
620	Table 166	Freight fare between Tokyo and Yokohama before and after the state-owned railway
628～629	Table 167	Transportation status of each station in Kanagawa Prefecture
630	Table 168	Tonnage by type of cargo at both Yokohama and Kanagawa stations
631	Table 169	Freight departures and arrivals in Yokohama City
631～633	Table 170	Tonnage of daily necessities related to daily necessities in Yokohama and four other major cities (1912)
636～637	Table 171	List of tonnages by station (1912)
648	Table 172	Comparison of construction costs
652	Table 173	Application Status of Private Railways between Yokohama and Hachioji
653	Table 174	Status of Yokohama Railway Launch and Application
656	Table 175	Changes in the founders of the Yokohama Railway
659	Table 176	Business Status of Yokohama Railway
660	Table 177	Business status (estimated) of major stations of Yokohama Railway
661	Table 178	Breakdown of Yokohama Railway Loans
667	Table 179	Establishment status of Keihin Electric Railway, Yokohama Electric Railway, etc.
668	Table 180	Daishi Electric Railway and Keihin Electric Railway Application Status
668	Table 181	The founder of Daishi Electric Railway
670	Table 182	Keihin Electric Railway Business Status
672	Table 183	Patent opening status of Yokohama Electric Railway lines
677	Table 184	Number by year of establishment of factories (end of 1914)
678-679 inserts	Table 185	Power status and number of jobs by industry in Kanagawa Prefecture
678	Table 186	Number of factories, coal consumption, and number of workers by industry in Kanagawa Prefecture
680	Table 187	Status of Yokohama City Industry (Meiji 42)
684	Table 188	Shipbuilding Industry in Yokohama
685	Table 189	Founder (Meiji 18) Application for the establishment of Uraga culvert company
687	Table 190	Design modification at the time of the establishment of the Yokohama Shipyard Company
688～689	Table 191	Founder of the Yokohama Dock Company and its Stock Owners (Meiji 26)
694～695	Table 192	Profit and Loss at Yokohama Dock
686-687 insert	Table 193	Balance sheet of Yokohama Dock
698	Table 194	Trends and operating profit margins of culvert repair vessels at Yokohama Dock
699	Table 195	Percentage of profit in repair and warehousing businesses
701	Table 196	Sales status of Yokohama Dock Warehouse Department
708～709	Table 197	Situation of Nippon Silk Spinning and Fuji (Gas) Spinning Hodogaya Plant
710	Table 198	Trends in Major Shareholders of Fuji Spinning
712	Table 199	Mayu and raw silk
714～715	Table 200	Development of the silk industry in Yokohama city area
718	Table 201	Officers of Yokohama Stock Exchange
720～721	Table 202	Number of national exchanges by fiscal year
722～723	Table 203	Exchange Trends in Yokohama (A)
724		Exchange Trends in Yokohama (B)
728	Table 204	Stock Prices by Stock
729	Table 205	Yokohama Raw Silk Market and Exchange Rate
730	Table 206	Trends in the Silk Industry
735	Table 207	Significant import/export average price index
736～737	Table 208	Trends in the average market price of raw silk
736～737	Table 209	Trends in the official market price of Yokohama (4 items outside silk) Exchange Raw Silk Periodic Trading
736～737	Table 210	Yokohama (4 items outside silk) Exchange Raw Silk Periodic Trading Volume Trends
743	Table 211	List of Banks in Yokohama City
744	Table 212	Business Status of the Bank of Yokohama
745	Table 213	Establishment of Bank in Yokohama City, Japan
746	Table 214	Distribution of common bank shareholders and capital
748	Table 215	Major Shareholders and Officers of the Second Bank
748	Table 216	Major Shareholders and Officers of Yokohama 74 Bank
748	Table 217	Major Shareholders and Officers of the Bank of Yokohama
748	Table 218	Major Shareholders and Officers of Yokohama Commercial Bank
748	Table 219	Major Shareholders and Officers of Yokohama Trading Bank
749	Table 220	Major Shareholders and Officers of Yokohama Silk Bank
749	Table 221	Major Shareholders and Officers of Musashi Commercial Bank
749	Table 222	Major Shareholders and Officers of Kanagawa Bank
749	Table 223	Major Shareholders and Officers of Yokohama Business Bank
750	Table 224	Major Shareholders and Officers of the Bank of Yokohamachuo
750	Table 225	Employees and Officers of Motegi Bank
750	Table 226	Employees and Officers of the Yokohama Wakao Bank
750	Table 227	Employees and Officers of Soda Bank
750	Table 228	Employees and Officers of Seishi Bank
752	Table 229	Fund management of the Bank of Yokohama
752	Table 230	Breakdown of loans
753	Table 231	Details of discounted bills
756	Table 232	Breakdown of loans receivable and loans receivable by mortgage
756	Table 233	Breakdown of discounted bills by mortgage
757	Table 234	Breakdown of loan balance by mortgage
757	Table 235	Percentage of loans receivable
760	Table 236	Fund management at the head office of Daini Bank
761	Table 237	Fund management at the head office of Yokohama 74 Bank
762	Table 238	Fund management at the head office of the Motegi Bank
763	Table 239	Fund management at Soda Bank Head Office
767	Table 240	Breakdown of loans receivable by bank loan
768	Table 241	Bank of Yokohama 74
769	Table 242	Breakdown of Motegi Bank Loan Mortgage
770	Table 243	Soda Bank Loan Mortgage Breakdown
773	Table 244	Investment of Daiichi Bank Branch
773	Table 245	100 Bank Branch Fund Management
774	Table 246	Mitsui Bank Branch Fund Management
774	Table 247	Daisan Bank Branch Fund Management
775	Table 248	Sumitomo Bank Branch Fund Management
777	Table 249	Breakdown of loans receivable from Daiichi Bank Branch
778	Table 250	100 Bank branches Breakdown by loan mortgage loan
779	Table 251	Mitsui Bank Branch Office Breakdown of Loan Mortgage
780	Table 252	Daisan Bank Branch Breakdown of Loan Mortgage
781	Table 253	Breakdown of Loan Mortgages at Sumitomo Bank Branch
784	Table 254	Breakdown of ordinary bank deposits (Balance)
784	Table 255	Breakdown of ordinary bank deposits (annual)
786	Table 256	Percentage of deposits
786	Table 257	Occupation of public and public deposits
787	Table 258	Breakdown of deposits at the head office of the Second Bank
787	Table 259	Bank of Yokohama 74
788	Table 260	Breakdown of deposits at the head office of the Motegi Bank
788	Table 261	Soda Bank Head Office Deposits Breakdown
789	Table 262	Breakdown of deposits at Daiichi Bank Branch
789	Table 263	Breakdown of deposits at the 100th Bank Branch
790	Table 264	Breakdown of deposits at Mitsui Bank Branch
790	Table 265	Breakdown of deposits at Daisan Bank branches
791	Table 266	Breakdown of deposits at Sumitomo Bank branches
792	Table 267	Trends in Deposit Rates
792	Table 268	Fund structure of the head office bank
794	Table 269	Second National Bank Funds
795	Table 270	Second Bank Financing Structure
796	Table 271	74 National Bank Funds
797	Table 272	Bank of Yokohama 74
804～805	Table 273	Number of Farmers and Number of Farmers
806～809	Table 274	Percentage of tenant land by Tabata
810～811	Table 275	Trends in Receivables
812	Table 276	Percentage of arable land ownership by size
812	Table 277	Ratio of the number of units of management area by size
815	Table 278	Trends in the sericulture and tea-making industries
816	Table 279	Change of vegetable cropping
818～819	Table 280	Changes in the number of people entering and leaving
820～821	Table 281	Distinction between incoming persons
822	Table 282	Rural Bank (Meiji 41)
823	Table 283	The present population of Nakagawa Village
823	Table 284	Number of units and population in August 1871
824	Table 285	Transition of Population
824	Table 286	Description of Population Change
825	Table 287	Form of Labor Force in Nakagawa Village
826	Table 288	Transportation from Nakagawa Village
829	Table 289	Cultivated land in Nakagawa Village
829	Table 290	Comparison between village grade and jurisdiction grade
829	Table 291	Receipt of Major Crops
830	Table 292	Status by grade of land
831	Table 293	Status of Agricultural Labor by Month
832	Table 294	Large and small land ownership in the village
832	Table 295	Number of farmhouses based on the size of cultivation
833	Table 296	Average size of cultivated fields per unit
834	Table 297	Arable land by ownership and tenant by villager
835	Table 298	Arable land by self-cultivation
836	Table 299	Percentage of tenant land
836	Table 300	Ordinary income for one step
836	Table 301	Peasant fee
837	Table 302	Anti-peasant rate
841	Table 303	Category in Kanagawa Prefecture (Meiji 24-45)
841	Table 304	Percentage of catches by coastal county city in Kanagawa Prefecture (Meiji 24-45)
842	Table 305	Catch quantity by city in coastal counties in Kanagawa Prefecture
843	Table 306	Amount of catch by type
844	Table 307	Amount of Nori harvested
845	Table 308	Composition ratio of catches in 1907
846	Table 309	Number of Fishermen
854	Table 310	Usage status of fishing grounds by Shiba Fisheries Association
856	Table 311	Value of fishery products
899	Table 312	Number of Employees as of the end of each year
899	Table 313	Port construction cost budget accounting table
900	Table 314	Details by Port Construction Cost Payments
900	Table 315	Port construction cost statement
915	Table 316	Previous Fiscal Year's Budget Table
915	Table 317	Financial Results for each fiscal year (Meiji 32-38)
916	Table 318	Amount table by budget year
916	Table 319	Financial Results for each fiscal year (Meiji 39-Taisho 6)
917	Table 320	Yokohama City Construction Cost Sharing Table
918	Table 321	Temporary Customs Construction Department Year-end Staff Table
922	Table 322	Number of vessels and tonnages
923	Table 323	Port of Yokohama Port Forward-Singed Ships
924	Table 324	Freight tonnage via Shinko shed
925	Table 325	Yokohama Port Import/Import cargo customs clearance route classification table
925	Table 326	Port Import/Import Freight Wharf Category Table
926	Table 327	Port facility income expenditure table
931	Table 328	Development of Warehouse Companies
932	Table 329	Amount of cargo stored in major cities
960	Table 330	Warehouse area (Meiji 40)
964～965	Table 331	Capital of Warehouse Companies
965	Table 332	Warehousing equipment
966～967	Table 333	May/November 35 – Taisho 2
968	Table 334	Warehouse storage of raw silk
969	Table 335	Number of cargoes in and out of private bonded warehouses in Yokohama Shipyard Co., Ltd.
970	Table 336	Number of cargoes in/outs stored in Ordinary warehousing warehousing
971	Table 337	Warehouse Department, Yokohama Shipyard Co., Ltd.
980	Table 338	Port of Yokohama Port Security Depository
984	Table 339	Port Private Security Warehouse Freight List
984	Table 340	List of cargoes in and out of government and private bonded warehouses

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108	Figure 1	Raw silk exports, exported to the United States
141	Figure 2	Trends in the Order of Raw Silk
175	Figure 3	Long-term fluctuations in raw silk prices
186～190	Figure 4	Seasonal fluctuations in raw silk prices
621	Figure 5	Location Map of Yokohama Station
626	Figure 6	Map of Yokohama and Yokohama Station in late Tokugawa shogunate
638～642	Figure 7	Departure and arrival status of major imported goods from Yokohama 1 List of the number of departures and arrivals at major stations 2 List of the number of departures and arrivals at major tea stations 3 List of the number of trains departing and arriving at major Kinufu stations 4 List of Tracks departing and arriving at major oil stations 5 List of the number of trains arriving and departing major railway stations
734 to 735 inserts	Figure 8	Changes in Exchanges in Yokohama
734 to 735 inserts	Figure 9	Monthly fluctuations in raw silk prices in Yokohama
798	Figure 10	Fundraising at the Second Bank Head Office
799	Figure 11	Fundraising of the 74 Bank of Yokohama
800	Figure 12	Monthly changes in discounted bills, current account deposits, raw silk stock and stock
884	Figure 13	Yokohama Port Conceptual Diagram
904	Figure 14	Overview of Yokohama Port
914	Figure 15	Completion of Phase 2 of Yokohama Port Construction
At the end of the book		Yokohama city area map of the Meiji 30s
At the end of the book		The city of Yokohama in the Meiji 30s (pictured)