History of Yokohama

For more information about the history of Yokohama, please refer to the following document.

"History of Yokohama"
City of Yokohama, Civic Affairs Bureau Citizen Information Office Public Relations Center, April 1989, 447 pages, A4 size

Contents

• Chapter 1 Yokohama, a long time ago (Pre-Earth Age to Heian Period)　<To the table of contents>
• Chapter 2 People who lived in the era of turbulence (Kamakura period to Sengoku period)　<To the table of contents>
• Chapter 3 The World and People in the Age of Sinlocking (Edo period)　<To the table of contents>
• Chapter 4: Lively of the opening of the port (opening of Yokohama-published by the Constitution)　<To the table of contents>
• Chapter 5 Birth of Yokohama City (Municipal Administration: World War I)　<To the table of contents>
• Chapter 6 Earthquake Reconstruction and War (Great Kanto Earthquake-World War II)　<To the table of contents>
• Chapter 7 From scorched earth to 300,000 cities (lost to modern)　<To the table of contents>
• Contemporary Photography - '89 Yokohama and the Town　<To the table of contents>
• List of literature and collaborators　<To the table of contents>
• List of Authors　<To the table of contents>
• Appendix [Yokohama City City Area Map]　<To the table of contents>

Details Table of Contents

• Chapter 1 Yokohama, a long time ago (Pre-Earth Age to Heian Period)
  • Pre-Earth Age
    • People who have opened up the history of Yokohama
      • Romance that expands with new discoveries
      • Survive the harsh nature
      • Primitive family body with direct blood connection
      • The wisdom of living gave birth to stoneware
      • Drawing: Chase Nauman elephant in the grassland
      • Drawing: Knife-shaped stoneware and spearhead-shaped tip (in Kohoku New Town)
      • Drawing: Gravel Group (Kohoku Ward Gondahara Site)
  • Jomon period
    • Pottery and bow and arrows
      • Changes in nature created tools
      • The oldest pottery and life at that time
      • People who lived in a transitional period
      • Drawing: The oldest Jomon pottery (Hanamiyama archeological site in Midori-ku)
      • Drawing: Stoneware at Hanamiyama Ruins
    • A shell mound is made
      • Formation of "Jomon Kaishin" and shell mounds
      • Shell mound in the early Jomon period
      • Decrease in shell mounds and changes in topography
      • Drawing: Pottery in the shell layer (Chigasaki shell mound, Kohoku-ku)
      • Drawing: Shells dumped on slopes (Chigasaki shell mound, Kohoku-ku)
      • Drawing: The Sea of Jomon
    • Beginning of unevenness consisting of pit dwellings
      • Primitive and ancient house
      • Two types of early settlements
      • Appearance of standard settlements
      • Drawing: Early settlement (Sannohara site, Midori-ku)
      • Drawing: Pit dwellings without furnaces (Sannohara site in Midori-ku)
      • Drawing: Outdoor furnace hole (Kohoku Ward Gondahara archeological site)
    • Regular settlements in the Jomon period
      • Dig an unevenness in the shell mound
      • What the meaning of the Central Square
      • Development of routine settlements
      • The largest Jomon unevenness in the city
      • Drawing: Wooden path across wetlands (Komeitani archeological site in Kohoku-ku)
      • Drawing: (Midori Ward Komaru Site)
      • Drawing: A communal cemetery in the village (Chigasaki shell mound, Kohoku-ku)
    • The food of the blessings of nature
      • Labor sharing between men and women
      • Processing and storage of plant-based food
      • Development of fishing activities shown by the open-sea fish bones
      • Increase efficiency with the emergence of fishing nets
      • The bow and arrows and hunting dogs essential for hunting
      • Oshitoshi-hole hunting by small groups in early Jomon period
      • Contradictions between the development of hunting and the collection economy
      • Drawing: Stone plate, scrubbing stone, hollow stone (in Kohoku New Town)
      • Drawing: Earth digging tools (in Kohoku New Town)
      • Drawing: Jomon nuts (Koumeya archeological site in Kohoku-ku)
      • Drawing: Fishing net weight (Midori Ward Okuma Nakacho Ruins)
      • Drawing: Otoshiana imaginary restoration map
      • Drawing: Otoshi-hole (Kohoku Ward Gondahara Site)
      • Drawing: Bone angle fishing gear (Shomeiji Kaizuka, Kanazawa-ku)
      • Drawing: Stone arrowheads (in Kohoku New Town)
  • Yayoi period
    • Mura and graveyard surrounded by bunkers
      • The first resident? Pioneer group
      • Houses and warehouses of various sizes
      • Bunkers and earthworks that have also become defenses
      • Cemetery of Otsuka Ruins: Toshikatsu Land Ruins―
      • Drawing: Otsuka Ruins Seen from the Sky
      • Drawing: 2 old and new bunkers
      • Drawing: Tokatsu Land Ruins from the Sky
      • Drawing: Square tomb
    • Cultivation of rice, wheat, and other grains
      • Making paddy fields is a planned large business
      • Improvement of cultivated land development technology
      • Rice yield, current 1/5
      • Drawing: Autumn harvest
      • Drawing: Rice from the Yayoi period
    • The emergence of various living tools
      • Wisdom of using stoneware
      • The disappearance of stoneware and the spread of ironware
      • Diversification of agricultural tools = the occurrence of class society
      • Drawing: Stone tools
      • Drawing: Various polished stoneware
      • Drawing: Plate-shaped iron axe
      • Drawing: Wooden farm tools
    • Characteristics of the local community seen in late Yayoi pottery
      • Appearance of unique pottery
      • Integration of villages = the formation of society
      • Drawing: Distribution of archeological sites in the late Yayoi period and distribution of pottery forms in Yokohama City
      • Drawing: Middle Yayoi period pottery Miyanodai style (Otsuka archeological site)
      • Drawing: Late Yayoi period pottery Asako Terahara style (Asako Terahara archeological site)
      • Drawing: Yayoi period pottery Hisagahara style (Urashimagaoka archeological site)
  • Kofun period
    • The appearance of tombs
      • It is built in a place with a good view
      • Focus on transportation hubs
      • Drawing: The main tombs of Takeshi Minamizo
      • Drawing: The Inari-mae Burial Mounds (Oba-cho, Midori-ku) built around 4-6-6-year AD.
      • Drawing: Haniwa pot from Inari-mae No. 16 Tomb
      • Drawing: Triangular edge beast mirror excavated from the Kase Hakusan Tumulus
    • A warrior wearing armor
      • As a predecessor of the Kinki administration
      • Survive the harsh battle
      • Armor, symbol of the heroic age
      • Drawing: An image of a samurai statue during the Kofun period
      • Drawing: Armor from the latter half of the 5th century excavated from the Chokojihara No. 1 tumulus
      • Drawing: Harnesses from the Kofun period
    • Various haniwa seen in the Setogaya tumulus
      • One of the best tombs in the city
      • A valuable discovery
      • Wish put in haniwa
      • Drawing: Imaginary restoration map of Setogaya Kofun
      • Drawing: Haniwa hat
      • Drawing: Haniwa sword
      • Drawing: Haniwa family
      • Drawing: Haniwa lig
      • Drawing: Haniwa boy statue
    • Side-hole stone room and side-hole tomb
      • Side-hole stone room
      • "Apartment of graves"
      • The situation at the time when the haniwa conveyed
      • Drawing: The whole view of Ichigao Yokoana Tomb Group A
      • Drawing: Side-hole stone room and side-hole tomb
      • Drawing: Side-hole stone room and side-hole tomb
    • Mura and Cemetery from the Kofun period
      • Appearance of Kamado and Sueki
      • Development of unevenness
      • A group of tombs that show a sharp increase in development
      • Drawing: Pit dwellings at Mt. Yazaki
      • Drawing: The kitchen revolution in the Kofun period
      • Drawing: Hajiki and Sueki
      • Drawing: The whole view of Mt. Yazaki Yokoana Tomb Group
    • Sideholes and steelmaking in the Itachi River basin
      • Yokoana Kofun that attracted attention
      • "Kajigaya style" with many distinctive features
      • Large-scale steelworks
      • Drawing: The ruins of the ironworks and the ruins of Tatara
      • Drawing: Steelmaking
      • Drawing: Distribution map of side-holes in the Hongo area (Itachi River basin)
  • Nara-Heian period
    • The government office of Tsuzuki-gun
      • Musashi Country and Tsuzuki County
      • Overview of the county government office
      • Drawing: Estimated restoration map of Chojabaru archeological site (Tsuzuki-gun government office)
      • Drawing: Location of Chojabaru archeological site (Tsuzuki-gun government office)
      • Drawing: "Tokyo" and "Chiku" strenched by tiles
    • The spread of cremation
      • The style of cremation at that time
      • People sleeping in the cremation tombs
      • Drawing: Distribution of ancient cremation tombs in northern Yokohama
      • Drawing: The distant view and inside of the tomb of Taian Manro
      • Drawing: Status of excavation of Nishinoya Kaizuka cremation warehouse
    • The ruins of the riddle square hall
      • Discovering the site of the square building
      • A part of the development of Tsuzuki
      • Drawing: Estimated restoration map of the rectangular hall of the Shingakumaruyama archeological site
      • Drawing: The whole view of the Heian period building of the Shingakumaruyama archeological site
      • Hajiki from the site of the Shingakushi Maruyama archeological site
    • Distribution map of primitive and ancient archeological sites
• Chapter 2 People who lived in the era of turbulence (Kamakura period to Sengoku period)
  • The beginning of the Middle Ages
    • The people of Kuragi-gun and Bessho
      • Establishment of Kuni-gun village system
      • Remnants of land systems in the Heian and Kamakura periods
      • Development of "public roads" for administrative communication
      • Drawing: Musashi National Tax Office miscellaneous goods injection form
      • Drawing: Old photographs of Hiroaki
      • Drawing: 11-faced Kannon statue at Hiroaki
    • Ups and downs of Hayatani Mikuri and Mr. Hayatani
      • The shrine's manor "Mikuri"
      • Shigetomo Hayatani, who lived a bad luck life
      • Remnants of the place name of "Hanagaya"
      • Drawing: Saburo Obusuma Eric
      • Drawing: Shinmei Shrine in Kobe-cho
    • The Rebellion of Hogen and the Samurai of Yokohama
      • The magnitude of historical significance
      • Drawing: Heiji Monogatari picture scroll
    • Mr. Yoritomo Minamoto and Mr. Iida
      • Genji aiming to show off his ability
      • Mysterious relationship between Genji and Mr. Iida
      • The trigger for the conflict is the territory of conservation
      • Drawing: Heiji Monogatari picture scroll
      • Drawing: Monument of Iida Castle Ruins
      • Drawing: A distant view of Iida Castle Ruins
      • Drawing: Sama Shrine in Shimo-Iida-cho
      • Drawing: Saba Shrine in Izumi-cho
    • Appendix: Map of the city area of Kamakura period
  • Takeshi Kamakura and Yokohama
    • The soldiers of Yoritomo and the family of Yokohama
      • The uprising of Yoritomo and Samurai Tokoku
      • The birth of a family of "Goon" and "Hojo"
      • Drawing: Genpei Battle Figure Screen
      • Drawing: Statue of Yoritomo Minamoto
    • Shigetada Hatakeyama Death to Futamatagawa
      • Appointment based on influence in calculation
      • Shigetada Hatakeyama, who was destroyed by conspiracy
      • Drawing: Wada Battle Figure Screen
      • Drawing: Armor from the Kamakura period
      • Drawing: The land of the death of Tadashige
    • Domination of Yokohama with Mr. Hirako
      • Mr. Hirako, who was a member of Miura's family
      • For the first soldiers in Musashi country
      • After Mr. Hirako
      • Drawing: Equestrian picture scroll
      • Drawing: Statue of Yoshiaki Miura
      • Drawing: Mr. Hirako's Genealogy
      • Drawing: Statue of Bishamon
    • Development of the Kamakura Shogunate and Yokohama
      • The rise of Mr. Hojo
      • Land development to win the power struggle
      • Drawing: Development Zone of the Shogunate
      • Drawing: Statue of Tokiyori Hojo
      • Drawing: The site of the Musashi government office
    • Mongol Invasion and Tojoji Temple
      • The attitude of the Shogunate that led to the attack
      • Tojoji Temple, a place for peace and exchange
      • Drawing: Mongolian invasion picture
      • Drawing: The poetry board of Tojoji
      • Drawing: The scenery of Tojoji Temple
    • Shoboji Temple and Yoshitoki Hojo
      • Shoboji Temple, a famous temple
      • Under the direct control of Mr. Hojo
      • At Ashikaga's prayer temple
      • Drawing: Amitabha Sanson statue
      • Drawing: Shoboji Temple
      • Drawing: Kotsuna of Nagasaki
    • Exchange between Kanazawabunko and Takeshi Kamakura
      • Destination divided by status
      • Drawing: Statue of Sanetoki Hojo
      • Drawing: Shomeiji Garden
      • Drawing: Azuma Kagami 1244
    • Japan-China Trade and Rokuura
      • Import/exports rich in color
      • Rokuura, which became important with the times
      • Drawing: Soong Ship Restoration Map
      • Drawing: Tang Dang Ship Order
      • Drawing: A view of Kanazawa from Nomi-do
      • Drawing: Kiridoshi Asahina
    • Appendix: City map of the North and South Dynasties
  • Life of the People in the Muromachi Period
    • The destruction of Mr. Hojo and the lord of Yokohama
      • The fierce battle and the change in the world
      • Confrontation of temples over territorial ownership
      • Drawing: Image of Emperor Godaigo
      • Drawing: The sight of Tomioka Hachiman Miyanoura
    • The World of Yokohama in the North-South Dynasty as seen in the picture
      • The ancient Tsurumi is revived
      • The vibrancy and events of the village
      • Drawing: Terao Tsurumi Figure
      • Drawing: Tsurumi Shrine Field Festival
    • Utsumi Transportation and Yokohama
      • The outer port of Kamakura, Rokuura Minato
      • To the control of powers
      • Drawing: Boat transport in the Kamakura period
      • Drawing: Shomei-ji Temple and Rokuura
      • Drawing: Distribution of goods in Edo Bay in the Middle Ages
    • The price of things and people's lives
      • The value of "Sanbun"
      • One piece of firewood and one sho of red beans are almost the same.
      • Expensive oil, grave
      • Drawing: Ippensei-e
      • Drawing: Market in Namamugi
    • Rokuura, Minatomachi in the Middle Ages
      • Rokuura, the intersection of people and culture
      • The religion of the Toki sect
      • The origin of the place name "moving"
      • Drawing: Nojima evening light
      • Drawing: The view of Kanazawa's distant view-
      • Drawing: Judge Oguri and Princess Teruten
    • Michio Ota and Koseki Castle
      • The trigger of the battle is house turmoil
      • Michio Ota
      • Drawing: Hill of Koseki Castle Ruins
      • Drawing: Statue of Osamu Ota
      • Drawing: Doo Ota's Prohibition
  • Muramura in the post-Hojo period
    • Mr. Kira of Maita
      • The ancestor of the role of "Akaho Nanji"
      • The main point of military, Makita Castle
      • Mr. Kira who supported Mr. Gohojo.
      • Drawing: Maita Castle Ruins
      • Drawing: Figure - Kanagawa Figure -
      • Drawing: Near the old mouth of the Ookagawa River
    • The Tsurumi River Basin, which suffers from caustic politics
      • The Tsurumi River, which was the "Abare River"
      • The villagers who were forced to struggle
      • Throw away the village and escape
      • Drawing: The grave of Nobutame Kasahara of Yukishoin
      • Drawing: Scene of Tsurumi River
      • Drawing: The red seal of Mr. Hojo Takashi
    • Recruitment to Rural Areas in the Ookagawa River Basin
      • The Ooka River, which created a rich area
      • A strict inspection and collection
      • The men of the village who were recruited far away
      • Drawing: Ookagawa River flowing near Kaminakazato Town
      • Drawing: Around Kamiooka in the middle of the Ookagawa River
      • Drawing: Gohojo's tiger seal
    • Appendix: List of Village Names of Warring States Period (Odawara Shoshosho territory book)
    • Construction of Kasuga Shrine and local people
      • Hinogo, a key point in Kamakura
      • The relationship between the shrine and the people seen in the building bill
      • The control of the village and the construction of a shrine
      • Drawing: Enoshima Enki Emaki
      • Drawing: Kasuga Shrine (Hino-cho, Konan-ku)
      • Drawing: Temple of Kasuga Shrine
    • Mr. Mamiya and Sasashita Castle
      • Mr. Mamiya, a valor
      • Build a castle based in Sasashita
      • The rise and fall of the Mamiya family
      • Drawing: Battle of Kanagawa Gongenyama Castle ("Kanagawa Sunako")
      • Drawing: After Sasashita Castle
      • Drawing: Myoho-ji Temple
    • Maritime defense in Edo Bay
      • A brave battle of the sea
      • A gold navy
      • Descendants of the navy who became agricultural and fishermen
      • Background of the Satomi Navy and Estimated sea current map in Edo Bay
      • Drawing: Sugi Taura in the late Meiji Period
      • Drawing: Tamanawa Castle Ruins
      • Drawing: Red seal of Yoshiyori Satomi
    • Appendix: City map of the Warring States period
• Chapter 3 The World and People in the Age of Sinlocking (Edo period)
  • Edo Shogunate and Yokohama
    • Ieyasu entered Edo and Daimyo, Hagimoto, and Daikan
      • Knowledge and paid
      • The control of the head
      • The lords of the city
      • From Gohojo's reign to Hagimoto
      • Indigenous clothing of Gohojo's reign
      • Expansion of flag territory
      • Drawing: Edo townhouse building
      • Drawing: A flag book
      • Drawing: In the early modern era, the territory and the flagship territory
      • Drawing: The Edo Shogunate
      • Drawing: Structure of the Shogunate System
    • Prosecution and annual tribute
      • Villages in the city area
      • Land inspection
      • Annual tribute
      • Nagata Village's annual contribution
      • Drawing: Figure of the survey site
      • Drawing: Nagata Village's annual contribution
    • Development of the aorta Tokaido
      • Development of Tokaido
      • To one of the leading post stations on the Tokaido
      • Drawing: Tozuka-juku, Tokaido 53 Station Encyclopedia
      • Drawing: Denma red seal
    • The deputy and the village
      • Under the direct control of the Shogunate
      • A wide range of duties
      • Drawing: Imaginary restoration of Daikan mansion
      • Drawing: Picture of Bakurocho Imperial House
      • Drawing: The land controlled by the deputy
    • Kanto Police Officers and Donation Association
      • The upset of Kanto Rural Areas
      • Executives and union villages
      • Tenpo era famine and control of Hachishu
      • Watching and Farmers
      • Drawing: Out-of-incidents and criminals
      • Drawing: Signboard at the guard station
      • Drawing: Predatory tools
    • Mr. Yonekura and the Kanazawa Domain
      • From Takeda's vassal to Fudai Daimyo
      • The Shogunate and Mr. Yonekura
      • Drawing: Chiyuki red seal
      • Drawing: Mr. Yonekura's Jinya
      • Drawing: Mr. Yonekura's genealogy
      • Drawing: Distribution of Mr. Yonekura
    • Hagimoto and Rural Villages
      • The poverty of the flag book and the loss of authority
      • The Meiji Restoration and the Fall of the flagship
      • Drawing: The position of the flagship and Edo Yashiki that ruled Yokohama
      • Drawing: The Suzuki family in Shimo Sugeta Village, where the distressed Mr.
      • Drawing: Proof of sale
      • Drawing: Letter by Masacho Sakayori
      • Drawing: The current Suzuki family, who retains the remnants of the past
  • Life of villages and post towns
    • Minato and Kaisen
      • Development of Minato
      • The Shogunate and the Shipbuilding Industry
      • Drawing: Five Power Ships
      • Drawing: The movement of Minato and things in the city area
      • Drawing: The banks of Gyotoku
      • Drawing: Kanagawa Post Office and Minato
      • Drawing: Kanagawa-juku and Kaisen
      • Drawing: Eight Views of Kanazawa
    • Fishery in Yokohama
      • The activities of semi-farm semi-fish
      • The poor of fishermen
      • Frequent distress accidents
      • Drawing: Fishery and fishing methods from the Edo period
      • Drawing: 3
      • Drawing: Net
      • Drawing: Kaki sandwich
      • Drawing: White fish net
    • Distribution of fish
      • Nihonbashi Fish Wholesalers and Fishermen
      • Seafoods exported to China
      • Drawing: Fish Market in Nihonbashi
      • Drawing: Production of Iriko
    • Kanagawa-juku seen in Sunako, Kanagawa
      • Drawing: Tokaido section extension picture
      • Drawing: "Ameya" in Jubancho, Kanagawa-cho
      • Drawing: Shingi Shingon sect Kinzoin and Kubancho / Jubancho
      • Drawing: Iidacho is located at a point northwest of the Tokaido.
      • Drawing: Kodemmacho and Shingi Shingon sect Kichijoji
      • Drawing: A wholesaler in Kanagawa-juku
      • Drawing: Nakanomachi
      • Drawing: Honjin in the West Town
      • Drawing: Around the Takino River
      • Drawing: Honjin in Aokicho
      • Drawing: The guardian of Kanagawa-juku
      • Drawing: Around Shingi Shingon sect Fumonji Temple
      • Drawing: Scenery of Hodogaya-juku in the late Edo period
    • Scenery of the post town and residents
      • Post stations as a base for transportation and distribution
      • Drawing: Composition of Residents in Kobe Town
      • Drawing: Occupational composition of Kobe Town (1870)
    • The various aspects of the journey
      • A highway full of people's religion
      • A leisurely, luxurious trip
      • Drawing: Journey of the common people
      • Drawing: It is Yamago that is waiting for customers along the road.
      • Drawing: A horseman waiting for a rider
      • Drawing: Faith and Travel
      • Drawing: Prosperity of Hatagoya
      • Drawing: Iimori Hatago
      • Drawing: Essentials for travel
      • Drawing: Early Modern Yokohama Traffic Map
    • Scenery of the village
      • The history of the region described by the village picture
      • Drawing: Landscape restoration map of Kami-Iida Village (Izumi Ward)
      • Drawing: Current area around Kami-Iida Village
    • Life of Farmers at the end of the Tokugawa period
      • The people of the Sekiguchi family of Ikumugi village
      • Annual income of over 100 cars
      • A luxurious life
      • Strict education
      • Drawing: Sekiguchi Diary
      • Drawing: Toemon's grandfather, Fujiemon
      • Drawing: Advertisement for Drugs
      • Drawing: Moekusa
    • "Four Seasons Cultivation Map" and Farmers Statue
      • A farmer who lived strong
      • Drawing: Aizu Agricultural Spring Autumn Map
  • The World of the End of the Tokugawa Period as seen in the Master's Diary
    • A black ship
      • "Kurofune Watching" is popular
      • Residents are more friendly
      • Drawing: People watching black ships
    • The opening of the port and the turning of the villagers
      • The villagers who have advanced to Yokohama
      • Exchange between people and things that become popular
      • Drawing: Trade field
    • Bakumatsu turbulence and residents
      • A crest of raw wheat
      • Conquest of Choshu and burden on residents
      • Drawing: The shogunate army committed to the conquest of Choshu
      • Drawing: The Shogunate Army heading for the Conquest of Choshu
      • Drawing: The scene of the Barley incident
      • Drawing: Payment of compensation for the barley incident
    • Village Case Book
      • Price rise and hunger
      • Population inflow and Deterioration of Security
      • Epidemic of infectious diseases
      • Drawing: Edo's defeat
      • Drawing: Fujisawa-juku at the end of the Tokugawa period
      • Drawing: State of the application
    • "The kingdom is renewed."
      • "The King's Reform" welcomed by Ikumugi Village
      • It's confusing with last name and name change
      • Drawing: The Eastern Conquest for Edo
      • Drawing: Shimoyashiki of Satsuma Domain in Shiba Takanawa
      • Drawing: Horen on the Tokaido Highway
      • Drawing: Yokohama during the Boshin War
• Chapter 4: Lively of the opening of the port (opening of Yokohama-published by the Constitution)
  • Black Ship and Port Opening
    • Kurofune picture scrolls and tile plates
    • Yokohamamura on the eve of the opening of the port
    • Harris and Trade Treaty
    • Foreign killing case and British diplomatic corps
    • France and Yokohama
  • Opening of Port and Construction of Yokohama
    • Construction of a port opening and local masters
    • Light and shade at the opening of the port
    • Kannai and Outside
  • Start of trade and domestic and foreign merchants
    • Start of foreign trade
    • Jardine Masseson Trading Company
    • Foreign trading company born in Yokohama
    • Sales and pickup
    • Incident of Renai Raw Silk Depository
  • Various aspects of foreign settlements
    • Establishment of the stage of trade and settlement
    • Architecture of Reservations
    • The industry of settlements
    • What a missionary brought
    • Newspapers and Photos
    • Residency and British French garrison
  • Civilization and Liberal Rights
    • From Keio to Meiji
    • The front and back of civilization
    • "The nation's civil rights have sprouted."
    • Gangjusha and speech
  • Home of the Meiji Constitution
  • The people of the Meiji era seen by Bigo
    • Opening of railways
• Chapter 5 Birth of Yokohama City (Municipal Administration: World War I)
  • Municipal system enforcement and politics of Yokohama
    • Birth of Yokohama City
    • Amendment to the Convention and Yokohama
  • Formation of Reformers
  • To Yokohama, the World
    • Building the Foundation for International Ports
    • Overseas routes and port development
    • From gaisho to gaisho
    • 50 years after the opening of the port
  • The age of cities
    • Russo-Japanese War and Citizens
    • Three Yokohama
    • Modern architecture that emits light colors
    • Taisho Democracy and Yokohama
    • The Great War and the Great Depression
    • Spreading sports heat
    • Rural villages near Yokohama
• Chapter 6 Earthquake Reconstruction and War (Great Kanto Earthquake-World War II)
  • Earthquake and reconstruction
    • After the earthquake
    • Creating a New City
    • Architecture during the reconstruction period
  • Heavy industrialization and "O Yokohama"
    • Landfill and Port Railroad
    • Heavy industry and workers
    • The appearance of luxury cruise ships
    • From raw silk trading port to industrial port
    • Terminal Station Yokohama
    • "O Yokohama" and New Citizens
  • The age of the masses
    • The wave of financial panic
    • Unemployed
    • Blue color and white color
    • Children who live strong
    • Modernism and its shadow
    • Yokohama, which fostered popular literature
  • War and air raids
    • From the general election to the wing support system
    • Age of munitions
    • Life during the War
    • War and Foreigners
    • Great Yokohama Air Raid
• Chapter 7 From scorched earth to 300,000 cities (lost to modern)
  • Transfer, Requisition and Reconstruction
    • Acquisition and Requisition of Occupation Forces
    • Yokohama of Apre
    • From post-war reform to reverse course
    • Requisition rate 67%
    • The rise and fall of Yokohama scarf
  • Light and Shadow of High Growth
    • Comprehensive use of land and water
    • Changing rural areas, coastlines
    • Urban Problems and Civil Movement
    • From housing complex to New Town
  • The Changing Minato Yokohama
    • Hikawa Maru's retirement
    • From the freighter to the Bay Bridge
    • Yokohama Station, which has entered a new era
    • Minato Yokohama
  • 3. The issues of citizens
• Contemporary Photography - '89 Yokohama and the Town
• List of literature and collaborators
• List of Authors
• Appendix [Yokohama City City Area Map]