Kanagawa Prefectural History 3 Table of Contents

To Kanagawa Prefectural History

Introduction
Legend
Introduction
Part 1 Ancient and Middle Ages

1 The Song of Sagami

The song of Ono by Aibu

(1)　The oldest song in Sagami
(2)　The meaning of Ono's song in Sagami
(3)　A song of Aibu Nonoyaki

Nito Uta

(1)　Toka of "Manyoshu"
(2)　The character of Toka
(3)　Toka of "Kokin Wakashu"
(4)　Customs Song
(5)　Toyu's Song

The song of the three defenders

(1)　The Guardian Song of Manyoshu
(2)　The author's unknown guardian song
(3)　The author's obvious human guard song
(4)　The song of the Sagami Guardman
(5)　Characteristics of the Audience Song

2 Kamakura Gozan

The birth of Kamakura Five Mountains

(1)　Meian Eisai and Jufuku-ji Temple
(2)　Rankei Dotaka and Kenchoji Temple
(3)　Jomyoji Temple and Jochi-ji Temple
(4)　Sogen Mugaku and Enkaku-ji Temple
(5)　The Five Mountains System

Development and History of the Kamakura Five Mountains

(1)　Invited by Eicho Zen monks headwater of the Gozan school
(2)　The path to the establishment of the Gozan Zen Forest
(3)　Propagation of the second sect of Genchozen from Zen sect
(4)　Arts and Sciences activities of the people under Kongo Tongo The rise of Gakugei in Gozan
(5)　The rise of the dream window faction and the evils of the party
(6)　History of Kamakura Gozan since the Sadaharu and Oan era

3 The Art of Kamakura

First half of Kamakura

(1)　Shochojuin and Buddhist teacher growth
(2)　Buddha of Unkei
(3)　A variety of paintings

The late Kamakura period

(1)　The statues of Enno-ji Temple and the Great Buddha of Kamakura
(2)　Zen sect Art
(3)　Soong-style sculpture
(4)　Picture scrolls and lost murals
(5)　The advancement of Buddhist priests

Three North and South Dynasties and Muromachi Periods

(1)　Kamakura-style painting monks
(2)　Buddhist masters in Kamakura

4 The culture of the samurai centered on Sadaaki Kanezawa

Introduction
1 Sadaaki Kanezawa and Kanazawa Bunko

(1)　Footprints of Sadaaki's calligraphy and book collection activities
(2)　The actual situation of Sadaaki's calligraphy and book collection activities

The calligraphy style of Sadaaki Kanezawa

(1)　Difference between the real time and the book style of Sadaaki
(2)　The style of the Kamakura period
(3)　Teiken and right-handed style
(4)　Relationship between Sadaaki and the Sesonji family

Musubi

5 Gohojo's culture

(1) Expansion of cultural spheres

(1)　Odawara culture
(2)　Impact of Kyoto

2. Enhance culture

(1)　A view of Shinto and Buddha
(2)　Ethical Thought and Literature

Three Artists and Paintings

(1)　Artisan organization and artisan
(2)　Painting and Crafts

Four Buddha Education Culture

(1)　Zen sect
(2)　Esoteric Buddhism, Jodoism, Ise worship

Part 2 Early Modern

1 Local literary arts

1 Early Modern Waka

(1)　Characteristics of Early Modern Waka
(2)　A poet from the prefecture
(3)　The poets of "The Title Xinzhu Shu"

haikai in the 2nd modern times

(1)　Before Basho
(2)　Before and after Genroku era
(3)　Five-color Ink Movement and Sagami Haidan
(4)　Around the Yasunaga and Tenmei era
(5)　Culture and Bunsei and Tenpo era
(6)　Basho stone monument
(7)　Haikai Dojo Shigidatean

2 Education for the common people

One Terakoya

(1)　Establishment of Terakoya
(2)　A politician for Terakoya
(3)　Old terakoya
(4)　Number of Terakoya by region
(5)　A longing for the teacher of Terakoya
(6)　Master Terakoya
(7)　Gender of female master and terako and size of terakoya
(8)　Introductory age of Terako and years of enrollment
(9)　Contents of subject

A private school

(1)　Status of Establishment
(2)　Martial arts dojo

Misato School

(1)　Township schools in the late modern period
(2)　Movement in the Meiji era
(3)　Counselor Oya and Township School
(4)　Township schools in the Ogino Yamanaka and Karasuyama prefectures
(5)　Development of a Township School in Kanagawa Prefecture

3 common people's religion

Development of the Denominations

(1)　Ashigarakami-gun
(2)　Ashigarashimo-gun
(3)　Taya-gun
(4)　Osumi-gun
(5)　Overview of the entire four counties
(6)　Jodo Shinshu

The two major Yamashin

(1)　Oyama in the early Edo period
(2)　Murayamabo and Danya

The rule of Enoshima and the faith of Bensaiten

(1)　Iwamoto-in's rule of Enoshima
(2)　Bensaiten worship of Enoshima

4 Ise worship

(1)　Kanzawa Lecture
(2)　Ise Sangu Shrine

The Godan Family System and Farmers

(1)　Chizushima Village's Danya System
(2)　Changes in the Danya system in Chizushima Village

4 Agriculturalist in Aibu in the early modern era

The age of the peasant
One hill corner, Kasanosuke, Kotoyo

(1)　Political participation from the standpoint of village officials
(2)　Practice and Thought of Tanaka Hill Corner
(3)　Education of Minokasanosuke Village Officials
(4)　Yukitoyo Ikegami, who practices development and breeding

Nisontoku

(1)　Farmers' Political Participation
(2)　Practice and Thought of Sontoku

(3) The view of private politics in the corner of Tanaka Hill as seen in "Private Minutes"

(1)　The corner of the hill
(2)　Critics and Proposals for Reform and Practice as Shogunate Officials

Part 3 Modern and Contemporary

1 Overseas Newspapers and Yokohama Mainichi Shimbun

Kazumi Outer Newspaper

(1)　Publishers of Overseas Newspapers
(2)　The publication of "Newspaper Magazine"
(3)　Editing of Overseas Newspapers
(4)　Birthplace of Overseas Newspapers

2 Yokohama Mainichi Shimbun

(1)　The first day of the Yokohama Mainichi Shimbun
(2)　The first issue of the Yokohama Mainichi Shimbun

2 Yokohama Trading Shimpo and Kanagawa Shimbun-sha

(I) Yokohama Trade Shimpo

(1)　Establishment of the Yokohama Trading Newspaper
(2)　Merger of "trade" and "shinpo"
(3)　Trade Shinpo era
(4)　Ban Miyake and Yokohama Trade Shimpo
(5)　The fall of Yoko trade and the emergence of Kanagawa

2 Kanagawa Shimbun-sha

(1)　Kanagawa Shimbun-sha during the war
(2)　Occupied Kanagawa Shimbun-sha
(3)　Kanagawa Shimbun-sha in the 2025s and 2025s
(4)　Kanagawa Shimbun-sha in the 2025s

3 Opening of mail and telegraphs

Establishment of One Telegraph

(1)　Telegraph and Telegraph to the United States
(2)　Begin handling of public telegrams
(3)　Problems of Telegraph Charges
(4)　Begin handling of European telegrams
(5)　Extension of telegraph lines

The opening of postal services

(1)　Opening of Tokaido Postal Service
(2)　Establishment of Yokohama Post Office
(3)　New establishment of Yokosuka Post Office

The opening of foreign mail

(1)　Prehistory of Foreign Mail
(2)　New construction of Yokohama Post Office
(3)　Opening ceremony of Yokohama Post Office

Foreign nationals hired by the Yokohama Bureau

(1)　Establishment of the Foreign Post Office
(2)　Appointment of Assistant to the Foreign Post Division
(3)　Bar salary of foreign employees
(4)　Departure of foreign employees

4 Mission and Mission of Christianity

The Position of Yokohama in the Christian World

(1)　Situation of prefectural missionary work
(2)　Formation of the Christ Public Association of Japan in Yokohama
(3)　Japan's first Foreign Missionary Council
(4)　Regulations on the Board of Directors and Regulations

Education and evangelism

(1)　Japan's first mesogist deity
(2)　Yokohama, the birthplace of Revival
(3)　Formation of Yokohama YMCA

Characteristics of Sansan Tama evangelism

(1)　Evangelism by the Japanese
(2)　Infiltration of missionary work

5. Establishment and Development of Maruyama Education

History of the Fuji Faith Assumptions of the Establishment of Maruyama

(1)　Fuji faith
(2)　Fujiko
(3)　No way

The birth of Rokurobei Ito

(1)　Age of childhood
(2)　A period of study

Opening and Repression of the Three Maruyama Teachers

(1)　Opening of Maruyama Education
(2)　Repression of Rokurobei

Progress of Four Fuef Education Activities

(1)　Authorization of missionary work
(2)　The opening of teaching law

Nationwide development of the five teachings

(1)　Pilgrimage
(2)　Separation from Fusokyo

The ideology of "Oshirabe"

(1)　The doctrine of the teaching of Maruyama
(2)　The view of the gods and the view of human beings in Maruyama

Shichi-Nishigaya Uproar and Professor Maruyama after the death of the founder

6 Women's Mission School in Yokohama and Private Schools in Meiji Period

A Christian school

(1)　Development process of Hue Lis Girls' School
(2)　Women's education by Christianity faction and overall trends

Private schools and private schools with an emphasis on English

(1)　Schools and schools established during the late Tokugawa shogunate Restoration Period
(2)　Private schools established after the abolition of feudal clan prefectures

7 Theory of "Yokohama Ukiyo-e"

Introduction
Prosperity of Yokohama

(1)　The birth of Yokohama
(2)　Theory of "Kanagawa Culture"

Yokohama during the opening of port

(1)　Foreign settlements
(2)　Yokohama Japanese Town

The birth of Yokohama Ukiyo-e

(1)　A painter of Yokohama Ukiyo-e
(2)　Trends in Yokohama Ukiyo-e

Theory of Yokohama Ukiyo-e

(1)　Production of Yokohama Ukiyo-e
(2)　The fate of Yokohama Ukiyo-e

8 Trends in Art in Yokohama

Yuichi Takahashi
Yoshimatsu Goseda
Horyu Goseda
Charles Wagman
George Bigot
The first Kozan Miyagawa
Tenshin Okakura
Tomitaro Hara
Kanzan Shimomura
Shiko Imamura
Yukihiko Yasuda
Seison Maeda
Gyoshu Hayami
Seiju Omoda
Ushida Village

9 Kanagawa Traditional Crafts

One-Hakone and Odawara regions

(1)　Hakone groundwork
(2)　Hakone Fingerwork

2 Kamakura and Enoshima regions

(1)　Kamakura Sculpture
(2)　Shell work

(ii) Yokohama region

(1)　Shibayama Lacquerware
(2)　Aogai Makie

Isehara Region

(1)　Daisen spinning top
(2)　Bow and arrow

5 Other Crafts

(1)　Yoko Hiroshi Hama Furniture
(2)　Hariko Daruma
(3)　Odawara lantern
(4)　Bamboo shoots

10 The Birth of Modern Music

Training of one army band

(1)　Naval Army Band
(2)　Army Band

2 Music Education

(1)　Government-based music education
(2)　Singing song education

Music activities between the three people

(1)　Introduction of Western music by foreigners
(2)　Activities of Japanese nationals

(4) Conclusion

11 Kiriza in Odawara

Chopsticks
(I) Kiriza in Odawara

(1)　The Ohashi family of the Hojo period
(2)　The Ohashi family Kiri family in the early Edo period
(3)　The Ohashi family Kiri family in the late Edo period
(4)　Kiriza in the Meiji and Taisho eras

Ni-Edo Kiriza

(1)　The first half of the Yukiwaka family
(2)　Koiwa (Yukiwaka) late family

Relationship between Odawara Kiriza and Edo Kiriza

(1)　Ookura Kiri and Kiri Onoue
(2)　A riddle Chokiri Kiri

Musubi

12 Theatre and Films in Gathetheza

Introduction
Theatre of Nigathea

(1)　Bandman troupe
(2)　Milne troupe

A movie in the San Gatheet Theater

(1)　The movie seen by Junichirou Tanizaki
(2)　A film that has been sealed

4musubi

List of writing assignments
List of illustrators
Sweeping
Mouth picture

1 Ashigara-toge
2 Tomei Keiichi Minoru Kanazawa Thailand Image Prefectural Kanazawa Bunko Storage
3 Wooden Amida Nyorai statue of Jorakuji Temple
4 "Gunsho Renaissance Volume 15" Okusho Imperial Household Agency Shoryobuzo
5 "Gunshoji Summary Volume Hatsukuku" Okusho Imperial Household Agency Shoryobuzo
6.Hawk Figure
7 Rossian Shun Ko Xiao Statue Shigidate Anzo
8 Enoshima Bensaitenkai Book Visiting Group, Prefectural Museum Collection
9 Sontoku Ninomiya Statue Hotoku Ninomiya Shrine Collection
10 Yokohama Dukenozu Prefectural Museum
11 Yokohama Shokan Tenshudo Figure Prefectural Museum Collection
12 List of famous places in Yokohama Prefectural Museum Collection
13 Kamakura Sculpture Bunko
14 parquet writing desk
15 Zuzu-yaki picture plum flower bottle Collection, Tokyo National Museum
Yoritomo Okura Museum of Art increased in 16 caves
17 From the South Wind "Completion of Modern Japanese Paintings" Vol. 20 "Shiko Imamura" (Kodansha version)
18 Maruyama teaching dedication amount Maruyama teaching headquarters storehouse