Summary of Yokohama City History

To the History of Yokohama City

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In the case of Jardine-Masison Trading Company in late Tokugawa shogunate
1 Start of trade with Japan
2 Overview of Trade in late Tokugawa shogunate
3 Development of export trade
（１）　Purchase and sale of raw silk production areas
（２）　Tea purchase and reprocessing
（３）　Export of gold coins
4 Increase in import trade
（１）　Import and withdrawal of textiles
（２）　Import of ships and weapons and trading of the Shogunate
5 Fundraising and banking transactions
6 Subscriptions
Management form of commercial coal wholesalers in late Tokugawa shogunate and early Meiji era
1 Establishment of Akashiya and management in 1863
（１）　Opening of Akashiya
（２）　Akashiya (coal shop) in 1863
（３）　Coal Industry and Coal Sales
（４）　Sales of raw silk
（５）　Western-style bank transactions and head office
（６）　Subscription
2 Coal Shop in 1865
（１）　Merchandise and Western Bank Transactions
（２）　Lending and Loans and Head Office
（３）　Subscription
3 Independence of Stone Charcoal Shops and Management in 1869
（１）　Independence of Coal Shops
（２）　Coal sales and tea sales
（３）　Sales of raw silk and marine products
（４）　Mouth change and rate
（５）　Foreign bank and gold bills and money lending
（６）　Subscription
4 Independence of Fuku Saburo and coal shop in Meiji 5-6.
（１）　Independence and clerk of Fuku Saburo
（２）　Coal sales
（３）　Sales and sales of marine products
（４）　Western bank transactions
（５）　Money Lending
（６）　Subscription
5 Coal Shop in 1878
（１）　Sales of marine products
（２）　Purchase and sale of goods
（３）　Money Lending and Banking
（４）　Rental land and rental houses
（５）　Subscription
Mitsui's silk finance and raw silk trade mainly in the late Meiji and early Showa eras
1 Mitsui Bank's Silk Milling Finance
（１）　Late Meiji to early Taisho
（２）　Early Showa period
2 Mitsui & Co., Ltd.'s raw silk trade
（１）　Early Meiji Period
（２）　Late Meiji to early Taisho
（３）　Late Taisho to early Showa period
Business form of Yokohama raw silk distributor in the late Taisho and early Showa eras
Introduction
1 Raw silk distributors and silk manufacturers
（１）　Sales of silk mills
（２）　Relationships with the Silk Miller
2. Transactions of Yoshikazu Shibusawa Shoten
（１）　Position of Shibusawa Shoten
（２）　Shibusawa Shoten's relationship with a silk supplier
（３）　Management of Shibusawa Shoten
Process of Elimination of Permanent Leases
Introduction
1 Taxation of permanent land owners
2 Diplomatic negotiations over the elimination of permanent leasehold rights
3 Progress of acquisition of permanent leased land
4 Elimination of permanent leasehold system