Private Academies of Chinese Learning in Meiji Japan: The Decline ...

168 PRIVATE ACADEMIES OF CHINESE LEARNING IN MEIJI JAPAN22 For biographical information on Inukai, Inukai Kōhei, Inukai Shōsōsenseiden (Okayama-ken Tsukubo-gun Shō-mura: Bitchūshidankai, 1951); Inukai Kōhei: Inukai Bokudō to San’yo juku(Kurashiki: Kurashiki rekishikan, 1959); San’yo juku hozonkenshōkai, ed., San’yo juku InukaiShōsō (Kurashiki: San’yo jukuhozon kenshōkai, 1981). The juku is briefly mentioned inKurashiki-shi gakkō kyōiku hyakunenshi henshū iinkai, ed.,Kurashiki-shi gakkō kyōiku hyakunenshi (Kurashiki: Kurashiki-shikyōiku iinkai, 1975), 19.23 Inukai Shōsō sensei den, 13.24 Haga Tōru, ed., Nihon josei jinmei jiten (Nihon tosho sentaa 1993),856– 857.25 Kaigaku meisaisho (vol.5, 98–99); see also Kaigaku gansho (Tōkyōkyōiku shishiryō 1:783–784); Sono Toyoko, “Hio juku no kotodomo”,Nihon oyobiNihonjin 359 (1938):185–189.26 Fujii Mizue, Atomi Kakei sensei jitsuden. Hana no shitamichi (1919;ed. Atomi Kakeiden hensan iinkai, Atomi gakuen, 1990);Takahashi Shōsuke, Atomi Kakei joshiden (1932; ed. Atomi Kakeidenhensan iinkai, Atomi gakuen, 1990); Shibukawa Hisako, KindaiNihon joseishi 1: kyōiku (Kashima shuppan, 1970), 106–121. See alsoMargaret Mehl, “Women Educators and the Confucian Traditionin Meiji Japan (1868–1912): Miwada Masako and Atomi Kakei”,Women’s History Review 1.4 (2001):579–602.27 Karasawa Tomitarō, Zusetsu kyōiku jinbutsu jiten (3 vols., Gyōsei,1984), 3: 884.28 Atomi gakuen, ed., Atomi gakuen kyūjū nenshi (Atomi gakuen,1965), 22.29 Tomoishi Takayuki, Murakami Butsusan. Aru ijin no shōgai(Fukuoka: Miyako Bunka Konwakai, 1955), 258.30 Ueda Hirao, Tajima Seijin Ikeda Sōan (Tajima bunka kyōkai, Fujishobō, 1993), 94–101. Seikei shoin no ki (original kanbun version andlonghand version) is also printed on a separate leaflet for visitors.31 Justin O’Brien, “The Master-Disciple Tradition”, Christianity andYoga (London: Arkana, 1989), 90–105; 92.32 Shimane jurinden, 300.33 For details on Chihonkan see Abe Takayoshi, “Bakumatsu ishinkiMimasaka no kangakujuku: Kyūken gakusha to Chihonkan”, inBakumatsu ishin kangaku juku kenkyūkai, ed., Bakumatsu ishinkini okeru kangakujuku nosōgōteki kenkyū, 2 vols. (Saga: Bakumatsuishin kangaku juku kenkyūkai, 1999), 2:55–70; 59–63.34 “Nishō gakusha no hanashi”, Nihon oyobi Nihonjin 359 (1938):191–193.35 Shibun 20/7 (1938), 40–42; compare Byron K.Marshall, AcademicFreedomand the Japanese Imperial University 1868–1939 (Berkeley,