Tales of Old Tokyo by Fleet, John Darwin van -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Introduction Chronology Black Ships Growing up in Edo Samurai The Inaugural U.S. Ambassador The Beginning of the End Battle of Ueno A New Name, a New Era Changing Tastes Ginza, 2.0 The Great Reformer Royalty From Both Sides of the Ocean At Work in the Meiji Era A Dancing Cabinet Geisha Rivals Matriculating Women Temple of the Goddess of Mercy The 47 Ronin Fireworks on the Sumida Human Horses The Nightless City Men Writing of Women A Bayside City Theatre of Outcasts and Riverside Prostitutes Wriggling Away in Kagurazaka A Decade of Demonstrations A Contentious Shrine The End of Meiji Following in His Lord’s Footsteps The Birth of Tokyo Station Taisho Tokyo The City Destroyed – Again What Should We Wear? Bullfight of Love Big Guys Intoxication in Various Forms One Thousand Stitches Life during Wartime The Reluctant Admiral Turning Butter, and Boys and Girls, into Guns Divine Winds “Stop” A World Record Neatly Piled-up Rubble The Emperor’s Speech Commerce Among the Ruins Tokyo Skyline, 1947 Demokurashii The Tokyo Trials Kasutori Culture Coming and Going … Sayonara to Scap, Hello to Consumption The Other Emperor Foreigners Making It Big One Vision of Tokyo … … and a Rather Different One Treasures Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’ Immersion Walking the Streets of Tokyo, 1960 1964 – Tokyo Welcomes the Olympics Bibliography Acknowledgments

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