Britain and Japan

Preface, Editor's Introduction 2 Captain Broughton, HM S Providence (and 1her tender) and Japan 1794-98; I t¿ Hirobum i in Britain 3 James Summers, 1828-91: Early Sinologist and Pioneer of Japanese Newspapers in London and English Literature in Japan 4 Fukuzawa Yukichi (1835-1901): The Finances of a Japanese Modernizer 5 Thom as W right Blakiston (1832-91) 6 Frederick Victor Dickins (1838-1915) 7 Kawanabe Kyosai (1832-89), the Painter, and the British 8 James Alfred Ewing and His Circle of Pioneering Physicists in Meiji Japan 9 Captain Francis Brinkley (1841-1912): Yatoi, Scholar and Apologist 10 The Archdeacon and the Bishop: Alexander Croft Shaw, Edward Bickersteth, and Meiji Japan 11 Henry Dyer at the Imperial College of Engineering Tokyo, and afterwards in Glasgow 12 Aoki Sh¿z¿ (1844-1914) 13 The Douglas Mission (1873-79) and Meiji Naval Education 14 British Naval and Military Observers of the Russo-Japanese War 15 Natsume S¿seki and the Pre-Raphaelites 16 The depiction of Ophelia in S¿seki's The Three-Cornered World 17 A Great Ordinary Man: Sait¿ Makato (1858-1936) and Anglo-Japanese Relations 18 Albert James Penniall: Pioneer o f the Japanese Motor Vehicle Industry 19 Hisaakira Kano (1886-1963): International Banker from a Daimyo Family 20 'That Loyal British Subject'?: Arthur Edwardes and Anglo-Japanese Relations, 1932-41 21 Takayuki Eguchi 21 John Morris, George Orwell, the BBC and Wartime Japan 22 Sir John Figgess KBE, C M G (1909-97) 23 Kazuko Aso DBE (hon) (1915-96) 24 Sir John Pilcher G C M G (1912-90) 25 Ariyoshi Yoshiya KBE (Hon) (1901-82) 26 Ninagawa Yukio (b. 1935) 27 Britain's Contribution to the Development of Rugby Football in Japan, 1874-1998