Reminiscences of childhood in the early days of modern Japan, by Inazo Nitobé; with introduction and comments by Mary Patterson Elkinton Nitobé

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• ACKNOWLEDGMENT
• INTRODUCTION
• FOREWORD
• I MY EARLIEST RECOLLECTIONS / 1
• II WESTERN LEAVEN BEGINS TO WORK / 11
• III SCHOOLS IN TRANSITION / 23
• IV MORAL INFLUENCES / 37
• V DISCIPLINE AND ENGLISH STUDIES / 49
• VI THE CHOICE OF A CALLING / 59
• EPILOGUE
• A TRIBUTE FROM THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS ASSOCIATION OF JAPAN
• A GENEALOGICAL RECORD
• ILLUSTRATIONS
• Frontispiece Inazo Nitobe
• Seki-ko Nitobe,Mother of Inazo.
• Inazo Nitobe,aged eight Years. / 1
• Tsuto Nitobe,Grandfather of Inazo,at an advanced Age,with Sword-bearer. / 11
• Palanquin in which the two Brothers,Tsuneaki and Inazo Nitobe,came to Tokyo. / 37
• Tokitoshi Ota,Uncle of Inazo,as a young Man. / 49
• Shosuke Sato,now Baron and Member of the House of Peers,an older College-mate of Inazo Nitobe,and for forty Years able President of their Alma Master at Sapporo. / 59
• "This is beef,dear children." / 8
• First wearing of the Sword.Ceremony at Five Years. / 14
• "We were persuaded to be drummers……I swelled with pride that day." / 23
• "Kago in which we two children were snugly seated" / 26
• "As our little craft sailed along the coast,where the mountains of my native province were visible……I stood on the deck straining my eyes." / 71

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