List of Figures Acknowledgments Part I: Overview Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: A Brief Survey of Meiji Kabuki Part II: The 1860s Chapter 3: From Japan through American Eyes (1859; 1860), by Francis Hall Chapter 4: From Ten Weeks in Japan: "Japanese Drama" (1860), by Rev. George Smith Chapter 5: From Japan through American Eyes (1861; 1862), by Francis Hall Chapter 6: From the Capital of the Tycoon: "Osaca" (1862), by Si Rutherford Alcock Chapter 7: From A Lady''s Visit to Manila and Japan (1862) by Anna D''Almeida Chapter 8: "Japanese Theaters" (1864), by Humbert Aimé Chapter 9: From A Diplomat in Japan (1866?), by Sir Ernest Satow Chapter 10: More from the 1860s, by Jacob Mortimer Silver, R. Mountenney Jephson, and Edward Pennell Elmhirst Part III: 1870s Chapter 11: From Japanese Episodes: "A Day in a Japanese Theatre" (1872), by Edward H. House Chapter 12: From Clara''s Diary: "Kabuki--the Japanese Theater" (1876), by Clara A.N. Whitney Chapter 13: From Japan Day by Day: "The Theatre" (1877, 1878), by Edward S. Morse Chapter 14: "Theatricals" (1878), by Isabella L. Bird Chapter 15: From Clara''s Diary: Part I: "Chushingura" (1878), by Clara A.
N. Whitney Chapter 16: From Awakening Japan (1879), by Erwin Baelz Chapter 17: From Clara''s Diary (1879): "Entertaining General Grant"; "A Western Style Drama", by Clara A.N. Whitney Chapter 18: More from the 1870s, by William Elliot Griffis, Christopher Dresser, Arthur Collins Maclay, William Gray Dixon, Charles H. Eden, and Mrs. Julia D. Carrothers Part IV: The 1880s Chapter 19: From Japan Day by Day: "The Theatre" (1882), by Edward S. Morse Chapter 20: From Jinrikisha Days in Japan: "Japanese Theatre" (1889), by Eliza Rumaha Scidmore Chapter 21: From A Japanese Interior (1889), by Alice Mabel Bacon Chapter 22: More from the 1880s, by Thomas W.
Knox, Arthur H. Crow, Andrew Carnegie, William Henry Lucy, Henry Knollys, Henry Fauld Part V: The 1890s Chapter 23: From A Diplomatist''s Wife in Japan: "Danjuro, a Great Actor" (1890), by Mary Crawford Fraser Chapter 24: From The Japs at Home (1892), by Douglas Sladen Chapter 25: From Lotos-Time in Japan (1894), by Henry T. Finck Chapter 26: From Japan: A Record in Colour (1896): "Art and the Drama," by Mortimer Menpes Chapter 27: "Japan''s Stage and Greatest Actor" (1896), by Robert P. Porter Chapter 28: From Japanese Plays and Playfellows (1898): "Popular Plays"; "Afternoon Calls," by Osman Edwards Chapter 29: More from the 1890s, by Adolfo Farsari, M.B. Cook, G.J. Younghusband, Mae St.
John Bramhall, Katherine Schuyler Baxter, William Eleroy Curtis, S.C.F. Jackson, Stafford Ransome Part VI: The 1900s Chapter 30: From Tales from Tokio: "Shibaya to Yakusha" (1900), by Clarence Ludlow Brownell Chapter 31: From Awakening Japan (1903), by Erwin Baelz Chapter 32: From Present-Day Japan: "The Drama" (1904), by Augusta M. Campbell Davidson Chapter 33: From Things Japanese: "Theatre" (1904), by Basil Hall Chamberlain Chapter 34: From Rare Days in Japan: "At the Theatre" (1906), by George Trumbull Ladd Chapter 35: From Smiling ''Round the World: "Visit to a Japanese Theatre, Tokyo" (1908), by Marshall P. Wilder Chapter 36: From Every-Day Japan: "The Japanese Stage" (1909), by Arthur Lloyd Chapter 37: From Japan and the Japanese (1910), by Walter Tyndale Chapter 38: From The Full Recognition of Japan (1911), by Robert P. Porter Chapter 39: From Japan of the Japanese, by Joseph H. Longford Chapter 40: More from the 1900s (and Beyond), by Anna C.
Hartshorne, Fred Gaisberg, Douglas Sladen, Walter Del Mar, George H. Rittner, Ernest W. Clement, W. Petrie Watson, Eleanora Mary D''Anethan, Clive Holland, Anonymous, Evelyn Adam, and A.H. Exner Glossary Bibliography About the Editor.