Commerce and Culture at the 1910 Japan-British Exhibition: Centenary Perspectives

Copyright

Dedication

Contents

Preface

Note on Names and Transliteration

List of Contributors

List of Figures

Abbreviations/Glossary

1 Introduction: Centenary Perspectives

2 Conditions in Japan and Britain at the Time of the Exhibition

3 Overview: Organization, Aims and Results of the Exhibition

4 Japan and International Exhibitions, 1862–1910

5 Rural Manufacturing and Agricultural Production: Selling the ‘Backward’ Japanese Economy

6 On the Commercial Periphery of the Japan-British Exhibition 1910

7 Anglo-Japanese Imperialism and International Exhibitions in the Age of the ‘New Imperialism’

8 The Exhibition and the Media in the Springtime of Propaganda

9 Ainu in London, 1910: Power, Representation and Practice of the Ainu Village

10 1910 Japan-British Exhibition and the Art of Britain and Japan

11 Treasures of the Nation: Japanese Paintings in the Fine Arts Palace

12 Japanese Fine Art in the 1910 Japan-British Exhibition

13 The Japanese Gardens: Stars of the Show

14 The Human Legacy of the Japan-British Exhibition

15 Closing Reflections

Appendices

I Extracts from Count Mutsu Hirokichi’s Exhibition Diary

II The Times 1910 Japan Supplement

III The Japan Society’s Exhibits

Index