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Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Maps IX
4. Tables X
5. Notes on Japanese Terms XII
6. Preface XIII
7. Introduction XV
8. CHAPTER 1 The Background in Japan and Hawaii 1
9. CHAPTER 2 The Government-Sponsored Emigration Period 11
10. CHAPTER 3 The Emigrant Protection Law 33
11. CHAPTER 4 Emigration Companies in Japan: The Stage and the Actors 43
12. CHAPTER 5 Emigration Companies and the Emigration Process in Japan 74
13. CHAPTER 6 Emigration Companies in Hawaii: The Stage and the Actors 89
14. CHAPTER 7 Emigration Companies in Hawaii: The Immigration Process 111
15. CHAPTER 8 The End of the Emigration Companies 142
16. CHAPTER 9 The Legacy of the Emigration Companies 157
17. APPENDIXES
18. 1. Contract for Government-Sponsored Emigrants 173
19. 2. Imperial Emigration Company Labor Agreement 176
20. 3. Tokyo Emigration Company Labor Contract 180
21. 4. Kobe Immigration Company Labor Contract 182
22. 5. Japanese Immigration Bureau Labor Contract 184
23. 6. Dollar Exchange Rate for 100 Yen, 1884-1908 188
24. 7. The Emigrant Protection Law 189
25. 8. Japanese Consuls General in Honolulu, 1886-1908 195
26. 9. Emigration Companies That Failed to Meet the Six-Month Deadline, 1894-1902 196
27. 10. Business License Applicants Turned Down by the Foreign Ministry, 1896-1906 197
28. 11. Agents in the U.S. and Canada and the Companies They Represented, 1899 198
29. 12. Japanese Inspectors, Interpreters, and Doctors Hired by the Hawaiian Government 199
30. 13. Agents in Hawaii 200
31. 14. Major Boardinghouses in Honolulu and Their Owners 201
32. 15. San Francisco Boardinghouse Owners and Agents 202
33. Notes 203
34. Sources Cited 233
35. Index 255