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

INDEX 263Tatemori Manpei (Kō, Chūkai,Hiroshi; 1863–1942),11, 155teachers. See juku, teachersTekijuku,13, 127, 147, 155, 207, 214tenarai juku,3.See also terakoyaterakoya (private parish schools),3,16, 38, 39, 41, 48, 84, 219, 237Tetsugakukan,23–24textbooks. See juku, curriculumTōkai University,221–222, 231Tōkaku gakkō,179–180Tokutomi Kenjirō (Roka; 1868–1927),xvi, 32, 147–148, 190Tokutomi Sohō (1862–1957),xvi,21, 128, 189Tokyo,44–48, 146, 154, 160Tōō gijuku,55Tōshisen (Tang shi xuan; Selection ofPoetry from the Tang Dynasty),77Tōsō hatsu taikabun (Tang-Song bada jia wen, Eight Masters ofArchaic Prose of the Tang and theSong Dynasties),95Tōsō hatsukabun. See Tōsō hatsutaikabunTōsō hatsukabun dokuhon,83, 86,100, 132, 133Tsubouchi Shōyō (1859–1935),156,194Tsūgan seidoku,132Tsuishi,132Tsunetō Seisai (1842–95),102–103Tsunetō Seisō (1803–61),13, 60, 96,98–103Tsunetō Toshisuke (b.1944),160,213, 227tuition fees. See juku, feesUchimura Kanzō (1861–1930),221Uchimura Rokō (1821–1901),120,123, 208–211Uemura Tamaki (1890–1982),157universities,16, 229imperial,17, 18, 50, 79, 158, 187,196, 197, 198private,22Wakayama prefecture,6Wang Yangming. See yōmeigakuWaseda University (Tōkyōsenmon gakkō),18Washizu Kōun (1870–?),133, 186,243Western education, Westernlearning,16–17, 47, 48, 175, 189,190in education system,27, 29, 32,192, 196, 199juku for,20–21, 45Nisho gakusha and,71–72, 73,78women,84–85, 123.See also education, female;juku, femalesYamada Hōkoku (1807–77),5, 120,127–127, 128, 150, 188commemorated,5, 120, 214students of,70, 71, 151, 157Yamada Jun (1867–1952),79, 127,131, 135, 151Yamamoto Shōheita (student),148–149Yamashita Tomigorō. See MiwadaMotomichiYamamura Benzai (1836–1907),118, 123, 127, 136, 139–144, 157–158, 211Yanagawa Kōran (1804–79),82Yanagawa Seigan (1789–1858),82Yasui Shōtarō (Bokudō),68–69,127, 164, 200, 228Yasui Sokken (1799–1876),60–68,81, 120, 124, 127, 146, 160, 161,162yōgaku.See Western learningyōmeigaku,70, 71, 93