Imperial coronation & Japan's industrial, financial, and business growth, 1924-1928

[目次]

• Table of Contents
• Japan's Coronation Ceremonies / 1
• Accession to The Throne and Imperial Regalia
• Organization of Coronation Ceremonies and Sbumission of Reports on Ceremonies to Imperial Mausolea
• Selection of Sacred Rice Fields
• Coronation Budget
• Formation of Imperial Train
• Ceremony for Purifying the Site of Daijosai Hall
• Imperial Procession to Kyoto
• The Ceremonies of Enthronement
• Kyoto Palace
• Daijosai
• Grand State Banquets
• The First Day
• The Second Day
• Their Majesties Visit Ise Grand Shrine and Imperial Mausoleums
• Nation-Wide Celebration
• The Old Capital Kyoto.
• His Imperial Majesty,Emperor Hirohito of Japan / 41
• Proclamation of Heir Apparent to The Throne and His Visit Abroad
• Assumption of Regency
• Great Earthquake and Prince Regency
• Imperial Marriage and Birth of Granddaughter
• Accession to The Throne
• History Making Trip to Europe.
• The Chrysanthemum / 47
• National Flower and Symbol of Imperial Family.
• Kyoto And Enthronement Ceremonies / 50
• "Western City"
• City Construction
• Imperial Palace Changed Often
• Reconstruction of Kyoto
• Kyoto as it Stands Today
• History of Shishinden.
• The Shosoin,The Imperial Treasure House at Nara / 58
• Ancient Capital,Nara.
• Significance of Enthronement Ceremonies / 68
• Foreign Envoys Attend The Enthronement Ceremonies / 89
• Japan's Financial and Industrial Review For Five Years / 92
• Fundamental Reshaping of Financial Policy
• Change of Loan Policy
• Earthquake Note Question
• Fire Insurance Controversy
• Great Financial Panic of 1927
• The Question of The Gold Embargo
• Finance
• Japan's Trust Business
• Securities Market
• Agriculture in Japan
• Japan's Cotton Spinning
• Canned Crab Industry.
• Korea / 186
• Formosa / 189
• Manchuria / 195

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