Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office and with other Japanese diplomatic posts (Kimitsu honsho oyobi sonota orai).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office and with other Japanese diplomatic posts, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen kimitsu shoho o).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office and with other Japanese diplomatic posts, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen shoho kimitsushin).

Documents relating to the Tonghak Movement; Appendix--documents relating to the dispatch of Japanese police force in 1894 (Meiji 27-nen Togakuto ni kansuru ken; tsuketari junsa haken no ken).

Documents relating to the Palace Guard and other matters (Okyu goei sonota).

Documents relating to loans made by the Bank of Japan and by the First Bank [in Tokyo] to the Korean government in 1895 (Meiji 28-nen Nihon Ginko oyobi Daiichi Ginko tai Chosen seifu kashikin).

Copies of Japanese-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea in 1894 (Meiji 27-nen wabun ofuku dempo hikae).

Correspondence between the Japanese Legation in Korea and the Home Office in 1895 (Meiji 28-nen honsho oraishin).

Documents relating to military affairs, 1894-5 (Meiji 27, 8-nen gunji kankei no ken).

Documents relating to the domestic reforms of 1894 [in Korea] (Meiji 27-nen naisei rikaku).

Report on the popular uprising in the Cholla province and documents relating to the disturbances in the Royal Palace, 1894-5 (Meiji 27, 8-nen Zenra minjo hokoku, Kyuketsunai sojo no ken).

Confidential official correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office and with other Japanese diplomatic posts, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen shoho kimitsu koshin o).

Documents relating to the conspiracy of Pak Y0ng-hyo, July, 1895 (Meiji 27-nen Boku Ei-ko fuki jiken).

Documents relating to the Treaty of Protection, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Hogo kyoyaku).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean government, 1895 (Meiji 28-nen Gaibu orai).

Confidential official correspondence and documents relating to secret funds for the period preceding and following the outbreak of Sino-Japanese War, 1894. Documents relating to the return of the Liaotung Peninsula, 1895. The Russo-Japanese Agreement of 1896 concerning Korea (Meiji 27-nen Nisshin jihen zengo kimitsu koshin oyobi kimitsuhi. Meiji 28-nen Ryoto Hanto kampu no ken. Meiji 28-nen Chosen ni kansuru Nichiro kyotei).

Documents concerning damages suffered by Japanese in Korea, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen hojin higai ni kansuru shorui).

Correspondence of Japanese consulates and other posts, 1895 (Meiji 28-nen kaku ryojikan sonota ofuku).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1895 (Meiji 28-nen kimitsu honsho orai).

Reports of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen honsho o hokoku).

Miscellaneous documents relating to the abduction of Yi II-sik and Kw0n Tong-su, 1894 and the torture case of An Ky0ng-su, 1900 (Meiji 27-nen Ri Itsu-shoku, Gon To-ju daso no ken--Meiji 27-nen zakken. Meiji 33-nen An Kyo-ju komon jiken--Meiji 27-nen zakken).

Copies of European-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea, March - June, 1894 - Part II (Meiji 27-nen obun dempo ofuku hikae ni).

Copies of European-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea, Aug. 9 - Oct. 4, 1894 --Part IV (Meiji 27-nen obun dempo ofuku hikae shi).

Copies of European-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea, June 9 - Aug. 5, 1894 --Part III (Meiji 27-nen obun dempo ofuku hikae san).

Secret correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with Japanese consular posts in Seoul, Pusan, Inchon, and Wonsan, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen Keijo, Fusan, Jinsen, Genzan kimitsu raishin).

Documents relating to the demand for the withdrawal of troops and the breakdown of negotiations, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen teppei seikyu oyobi dampan haretsu ni itaru made ofuku monjo).

Diplomatic correspondence with Yüan Shih-k'ai dealing with the notification of the beginning of Sino-Japanese hostilities, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen Nisshin kaisen tsuchi En Sei-gai to no ofuku).

Miscellaneous documents relating to the Sino-Japanese War, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen sen'eki ni kansuru zakken).

Diplomatic correspondence to and from the Japanese Legation in Seoul, 1895-96 (Meiji 28-nen, 29-nen shoho ofuku).

Regular reports, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen tsujo [UNK]).

Correspondence between the Japanese Legation in Korea and the Home Office, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen honsho oraishin).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen kimitsu honsho o).

Confidential official correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen honsho rai kimitsu koshin).

Correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1896 --Part I (Meiji 29-nen kakkan ofuku jo).

Correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1896 --Part II (Meiji 29-nen kakkan ofuku chu).

Correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen kakkan ofuku).

Documents relating to the death of the [Korean] Queen, and the removal of the King to the Russian Legation, 1896-1897 (Meiji 28, 9-nen [UNK]Oki hogyo Rokan igyo ikken).

Secret regular Japanese-language telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1895 (Meiji 28-nen kimitsu tsuju wabun dempo ofuku).

Copies of Japanese-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen wabun denshin ofuku hikae).

Documents concerning damages suffered by Japanese [in Korea], 1896 (Meiji 29-nen homp0jin higai ni kansuru shorui).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean government, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen Gaibu orai).

Confidential correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1896 (Meiji 29-nen kimitsu kakkan ofuku).

Confidential correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen kimitsu kakkan ofuku).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen kimitsu honsho ofuku).

Correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1897 --Part II (Meiji 30-nen kakkan ofuku ge).

Confidential correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen kimitsu honsho raishin).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen kimitsu honsho oshin).

Documents relating to the summoning of Yi Yun-yong. Documents relating to the Tonghak Movement, 1894; appendix: documents relating to the dispatch of Japanese police force (Meiji 27-nen Ri In-yo shokan no ken. Meiji 27-nen Togakuto ni kansuru ken; fu junsa haken).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen honsho oraishin).

Documents relating to the opening of Mokp'o, Chinnamp'o, and the Taedong River, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen Moppo, Chinnanmpo, Daidoko kaiko ikken).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean government, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen Gaibu orai).

Reports of the Japanese Legation in Korea to and from the Home Office, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen honsho ofuku hokoku).

Copies of confidential Japanese-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea in 1897 (Meiji 30-nen kimitsu wabun denshin ofuku hikae).

Secret documents of the Japanese Legation in Korea during the appointment of Kato Masuo as the Japanese Minister to Korea, 1897 (Meiji 30-nen Kato Koshi jidai gokuhi shorui).

Correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1898 (Meiji 31-nen kaku ryojikan raishin).

Copies of European-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1895-1897 --Part VI (Ji Meiji 28-nen itaru Meiji 30-nen obun dempo ofuku hikae, roku.)

Correspondence between the Japanese Legation in Korea and the Home Office, 1898 (Meiji 31-nen honsho oraishin).

Confidential correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office, 1898 (Meiji 31-nen kimitsu honsho raishin).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1898 (Meiji 31-nen kimitsu honsho oshin).

Reports of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1898. (Meiji 31-nen honsho o hokoku).

Confidential correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1898 (Meiji 31-nen kaku ryojikan kimitsu orai shin).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean government, 1898 (Meiji 31-nen Gaibu orai).

Miscellany, 1898 (Meiji 31-nen zakken).

Correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen kaku ryojikan ofuku).

Documents relating to the purchase of the Mokp'o Kohado Island, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen Moppo Kokato baishu shorui).

Correspondence to and from the Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen kaku ryojikan ofuku).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1899 --Part I (Meiji 32-nen kimitsu honsho o jo).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1899 --Part II (Meiji 32-nen kimitsu honsho o ge).

Confidential correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1899 (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu kakkan ofuku).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen honsho oraishin).

Confidential correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen kimitsu honsho rai).

Diplomatic correspondence received from the Korean government, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen Gaibu raishin).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean government, 1899 (Meiji 32 nen gaibu oshin).

Telegrams received from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen kaku ryojikan dempo raishin).

Copies of European-language telegrams sent by the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office and other Japanese diplomatic posts since July 1899 (Meiji 32 nin 7-gatsu iko honsho sonota obun dempo oshin hikae).

Copies of European-language telegrams received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office and other Japanese diplomatic posts since July 1899 (Meiji 32-nen 7-gatsu iko honsho sonota obun dempo raishin hikae).

Documents relating to the Seoul-Pusan Railroad, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen Keifu tetsudo ni kansuru shorui).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu honsho oshin).

Correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1900 -- Part I (Meiji 33-nen kakkan raishin--I).

Correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1900 --Part II (Meiji 33-nen kakkan raishin--II).

Confidential correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kaku ryojikan kimitsu raishin).

Confidential correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kaku ryojikan kimitsu raishin).

Confidential correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu honsho raishin).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Korean government, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen Gaibu oshin).

Diplomatic correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Korean government, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen Gaibu raishin).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1899 (Meiji 32-nen kaku ryojikan oshin).

Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1899, 1900 (Meiji 32-nen, 33-nen honsho dempo oshin).

Copies of confidential European-language telegrams received by the Japanese Minister in Korea from the Home Office and other Japanese diplomatic posts, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu honsho sonota obun dempo hikae).

Copies of confidential European-language telegrams received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office and other Japanese diplomatic posts, 1900 --Part II (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu honsho sonota obun raishin hikai--II).

Telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea and Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kaku ryojikan dempo orai).

Confidential correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen ryojikan kimitsu ofuku).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to and from the Home Office, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen honsho orai shin).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen honsho kimitsu oshin).

Copies of documents relating to a loan for the purchase of land for the Seoul-Inchon Railroad (Keijin tetsudo fusetsuchi daikin tatekae hikae).

Copies of miscellaneous documents in European languages, 1898 (Meiji 31 nen obun monjo sattetsu).

Diplomatic correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Korean government, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen gaibu raishin).

Copies of Japanese-language telegrams, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen wabun dempo hikae).

Copies of European-language telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea to and from the Home Office and other Japanese diplomatic posts, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen honsho sonota obun dempo ofuku hikae).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen kimitsu honsho o).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean government, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen Gaibu orai).

Documents relating to French loans [to Korea], 1901-1902 (Meiji 34, 35-nen Futsukoku shakkan).

Diplomatic correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Korean government, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen Gaibu rai).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen honsho ofuku).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Korean government, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen Gaibu o).

Confidential correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts in Korea, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen kimitsu kakkan orai).

European-language telegrams, 1901-1902 (Meiji 34, 35-nen obun dempo).

Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea to and from the Home Office, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen honsho orai dempo).

Documents concerning foreigners, 1901-1902 (Meiji 34, 35-nen gaikokujin kankei).

Confidential correspondence received from the Home Office, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen kimitsu honsho rai).

Translations of telegrams, 1902 (Meiji 35-nen dempo yakubun).

Yalu River development, 1903 --Part II (Meiji 36-nen Oryokko keiei ni).

Yalu River development, Sept. and Oct. 1903 --Part III (Meiji 36-nen kugatsu jugatsu Oryokko keiei san).

Yalu River development, Nov. and Dec. 1903 --Part IV (Meiji 36-nen juichi, junigatsu Oryokko keiei shi)

Yalu River development, 1904 --Part V (Meiji 37-nen Oryokko gan keiei sono go).

Yalu River development, 1903 --Supplement II (Meiji 36-nen Oryokko keiei bessatsu otsu).

Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1903 --Part II (Meiji 36-nen honsho oden chu).

Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1903 --Part II (Meiji 36-nen honsho oden ge).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Korean government, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen gaibu o).

Diplomatic correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Korean government, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen gaibu rai).

Telegrams received from the Home Office, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen honsho raiden).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen honsho orai).

Sale of warship "Yobu", 1903 (Meiji 36-nen gunkan Yobu urikomi).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen kimitsu honsho o).

Confidential correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Home Office, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen kimitsu honsho rai).

Copies of European-language telegrams received from the Home Office and Japanese diplomatic posts, Nov. 1901 - Oct. 1903 (Ji Meiji 34-nen juichigatsu itaru Meiji 36-nen jugatsu honsho sonota obun dempo raishin hikae).

Documents relating to the issuance of demand drafts by the First Bank [in Tokyo], 1901 - 1903 (Meiji 34, 36-nen Daiichi Ginko ichiranbarai tegata hakko ni kansuru ken).

Diplomatic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Korean government, 1904 --Part II (Meiji 37-nen gaibu o ge).

Diplomatic correspondence received by the Japanese Legation in Korea from the Korean government, 1904 --Part II (Meiji 37-nen gaibu rai--2).

Telegrams received from the Home Office, 1904 --Part III (Meiji 37-nen den honsho rai--3).

Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen kimitsu honsho o).

Documents relating to the construction of a railroad between Masan and Samnangjin, 1901-1904 (Meiji 34-37 nen Mazan Sanroshin kan tetsudo ikken shorui).

Telegrams exchanged between the Japanese Legation in Korea and the Japanese Consulate in Inchon, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen Jinsen den orai).

Miscellany, 1899 - 1904 (Meiji 32-37-nen zatsu).

Documents relating to political refugees involved in the lmi [Incident], 1901 (Meiji 34-nen Itsubi bomeisha).

Copies of European-language telegrams sent to the Home Office, and Japanese diplomatic posts, 1902 - 1904 (Meiji 35-37-nen honsho sonota obun dempo oshin hikae).

Copies of European-language telegrams to and from the Home Office, 1903 - 1904 (Meiji 36, 37-nen obun dempo ofuku hikae).

Documents relating to the use of the railroads by the [Japanese] Army, 1904 - 1905 (Feb. - Apr.) (Meiji 37, 38-nen gunyo tetsudo--2-4 gatsu).

Documents relating to the Treaty of Protection, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen hogo kyoyaku).

Instructions concerning Hasegawa, Maruyama, and Stevens; documents relating to the general [Japanese] plan for the installation of facilities in Korea; and the contract for the extension of the period of employment of Kato Masuo (Meiji 37, 38-nen Hasegawa, Maruyama, Suchibunsu ni taisuru kunrei oyobi taikan shisetsu koryo narabini Kato Masuo keiyaku enhei).

Miscellany, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen zatsu).

Documents relating to whaling, 1899 - 1904 (Meiji 32-37-nen hogei).

Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Home Office, 1905 --Part IV (Meiji 38-nen honsho oden-shi).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Japanese Consulate in Mokp'o and its Kunsan Branch, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Moppo, Gunzan orai).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Japanese Consulate in Inchon, 1905 --Part I (Meiji 38-nen Jinsen orai-1).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Japanese Consulates in Seoul and Inchon, 1905 --Part I (Meiji 38-nen Keijo, Jinsen orai-1).

Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean Imperial Court, 1905 --Part II (Meiji 38-nen kyuchu ofuku-2).

Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea to and from the Japanese consulates in Pusan and Masan, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Fuzan Masan Orai-den).

Correspondence between the Japanese Army Commander and the Chief of Japanese Gendarmerie in Korea, 1905 -- Part I (Meiji 38-nen gunken orai-1).

Documents relating to the transfer of official business from the Japanese Legation in Korea to the Japanese Residency-General, Nov. 1905 (Meiji 38-nen juichigatsu Koshikan tai Tokanfu jimu yoko hikitsugi).

Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea, Nov. 1905 - Mar. 1906 (Meiji 38, 39-nen oden ji juichigatsu itaru sangatsu).

Copies of telegrams sent in Mar. and Apr. 1906 (Meiji 39-nen denso hikaetsuzuri sangatsu, shigatsu).

Telegrams received by the Japanese Legation in Korea Nov. - Dec. 1906 (Meiji 39-nen denju juichigatsu junigatsu).

Telegrams sent, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen oden).

Telegrams received, Apr. - June, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen raiden ji shigatsu itaru rokugatsu).

History of the Thirteen Provinces, Chientao and the course of the Tumen River, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen Jusando oyobi Kanto Tomanko ichi enkaku).

Copies of telegrams received, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen setsuju dempo hikae).

Reports of the Residency-General, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen Tokanfu hokoku).

Documents of the Japanese Legation and consulates in Korea, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen koryojikan kankei).

Records of the Departments of Agriculture, Industry, and Commerce, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen Nokoshomubu jimu seiseki).

Documents relating to the Chientao problem, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Kanto mondai ni kansuru shorui).

File of telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denju tsuzurikomi).

Documents relating to the Chientao problem, 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39, 40-nen Kanto mondai ni kansuru shorui).

Reports of the Bureau of Railroad Administration [of the Residency-General], 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Tetsudo Kanrikyoku hokoku).

Telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denju).

Telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denju).

General file of telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denju sokatsu).

Reports of Special Official Uchida, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Uchida shokutaku hokoku).

Telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denju).

File of telegrams sent, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen oden tsuzurikomi).

Copies of telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen raiden hikae).

Telegrams sent, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denso).

Copies of telegrams received [by Resident-General Ito], during official tour, 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39, 40-nen shutchochu setsuju denshin hikae).

Telegrams sent, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen oden).

File of telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denju tsuzurikomi).

File of telegrams received, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen denju tsuzurikomi).

File of documents, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen monjo tsuzurikomi).

Documents relating to the recognition of Korean laws and regulations, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Kankoku hoki shonin shorui).

Miscellaneous file, 1907-1908 (Meiji 41-nen zattetsu).

Miscellaneous file, 1907-1908 (Meiji 40-nen, 41-nen zattetsu).

Copies of Japanese-language telegrams, 1894 --supplement (Meiji 27-nen wabun dempo ofuku hikae tsuika).

Reports of the Telegraph Bureau, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Tsushin Kanrikyoku hokoku). 243 frames. Reel XII.

Miscellaneous file, 1905 and 1908 (Meiji 38, 41-nen zassan).

Telegrams received, Jan. - Apr. 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denju ji ichigatsu itaru shigatsu).

Documents relating to the secret orders and instructions, 1907 - 1908 (Meiji 40, 41-nen kimitsu meirei kunrei shorui).

Telegrams received, Feb. - Apr. 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denju ji nigatsu itaru shigatsu).

Telegrams received, Oct. - Dec. 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denju ji jugatsu itaru junigatsu).

Reports of the Residency-General [to Resident-General Ito] during [his] official trip to Tokyo, 1907 - 1908 (Meiji 40, 41-nen Tokanfu hokoku Tokyo shutchochu).

Copies of telegrams sent, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denso hikae).

Telegrams sent, Aug. - Sept. 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denso ji hachigatsu itaru kugatsu).

Telegrams sent, Oct. - Dec. 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denso ji jugatsu itaru junigatsu).

Telegrams sent, Jan. - Apr. 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denso ji ichigatsu itaru shigatsu).

Telegrams received, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denju).

Documents relating to newly operated railroads, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen shin'ei tetsudo ikken).

Records of the Imperial tour in northwest [Korea], 1909 (Meiji 42-nen seihoku junkoshi).

File of proposals, 1907 and 1909 (Meiji 40-nen, do 42-nen gengi tsuzuri).

Miscellaneous file, Jan. - Apr. 1909 (Meiji 42-nen zassan ji ichigatsu itaru shigatsu).

Class A documents of the Department of Archives [and] extra 8 sheets, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen koshu Bunshobu bangai 8 sheets [sic]).

Documents concerning Prince Ito, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Ito Ko kankei shorui).

Documents relating to the Korean Emperor's tour in the west 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Kanko seijun kankei shorui).

Copies of telegrams received, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen denju hikae tsuzuri).

Documents relating to the Korean Emperor's tour in the south 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Kanko nanjun kankei shorui).

Miscellaneous file, Apr. - Dec. 1909 (Meiji 42-nen zassan ji shigatsu itaru junigatsu).

Intelligence reports of the Korean Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1909 (Meiji 42-nenNaibu joho tsuzuri)

Documents relating to the spending of the Korean National Loan Redemption Fund, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen kokusai hoshokin shohi jiken).

Annual report of the Kando Branch Office, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Kanto hashutsujo nempo).

The Ito disaster, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Ito Ko sonan [no] ken).

Documents relating to the Harbin Incident, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Harupin jiken shorui).

Documents relating to the Harbin Incident, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Harupin jiken shorui).

Documents relating to the Harbin Incident, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Harupin jiken shorui).

Reports of the [Japanese] gendarmerie on the Harbin Lacident, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Harupin jiken kempeitai hokoku).

Documents relating to the Harbin Incident, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Harupin jiken shorui).

Documents relating to the Harbin Incident, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Harupin jiken shorui).

Copies of telegrams received, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen denju hikaetsuzuri).

Copies of telegrams sent, Sept. - Dec. 1909 (Meiji 42-nen denso hikaetsuzuri ji kugatsu itaru junigatsu).

Correspondence of the Resident-General during his stay in Tokyo, 1910 (Meiji 43-nen Tokan jokyochu ofuku shorui).

Report of an inspection tour of North Korea and Hwang'hae Province, 1910 (Meiji 43-nen hokkan oyobi Kokaido shisatsu fukumei)

Documents relating to local administrative reforms, 1910 (Meiji 43-nen chiho seido kaikaku).

Documents relating to the dispatch of a secret mission to the Hague and the conclusion of the [Japanese] Korean treaty, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Hagu misshi jiken oyobi Kan [sic] kyoyaku teiketsu).

Class B documents of the Foreign Affairs Department [of the Residency-General] relating to foreign residents in Korea and other matters, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen otsushu Gaimubu gaijin kyoju sonota).

Class B documents of the Foreign Affairs Department [of the Residency-General] relating to rites and ceremonies, custom duties and other matters, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen otsushu Gaimubu gishiki zeikan sonota).

Class B documents of the Foreign Affairs Department [of the Residency-General] relating to Customs and other matters, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen otsushu Gaimubu zeikan sonota).

Documents concerning Koreans in the United States and Russia, 1906 - 1908 (Meiji 39-41-nen Zai Bei-Ro Kanjin kankei).

Documents relating to the Shikigumi Company, and timbering in the Yalu River area, 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39-40-nen Shikigumi kankei Oryokko shinrin saibatsu [sic] kankei).

Class A documents of the Department of Foreign Affairs [of the Residency-General] relating to Customs and other matters, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen koshu Gaimubu zeikan sonota).

Documents relating to Bethell [of] Tae Han Maeil Shinbo, 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39-40-nen Dai Kan Mainichi Shimpo Besseru).

Documents relating to the observance of the Japanese-Korean Agreement, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Nikkan kyoyaku riko kankei).

Miscellaneous documents relating to foreign affairs, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen gaiji zakken).

Miscellaneous Class A documents relating to the Department of Foreign Affairs, [of the Residency General]; 1907 (Meiji 40-nen koshu Gaimubu zatsu).

Class B documents of the Department of Foreign Affairs [of the Residency-General] relating to foreign residents in Korea, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen otsushu Gaimubu gaikokujin).

Class A documents relating to matters of protocol of the Korean Foreign Office, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen koshu Gaimubu gishiki).

Documents relating to the land for a railroad in Pusan and the land for military use at Shin'iju and Yong'amp'o, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Fusan tetsuco yochi oyobi Shingishu Ryugampo gun'yochi kankei).

Class A documents of the Department of Foreign Affairs [of the Residency-General] relating to Customs, Koreans abroad, [and] other miscellaneous matters, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen koshu Gaimubu zeikan zaigai Kanjin zatsu).

Documents relating to the abdication of the Emperor and the official investure of the Crown Prince, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen joi oyobi rittaishi kankei shorui).

Documents relating to the case of Tae Han Maeil Shinbo [and] Bethell, 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39, 40-nen Dai Kan Mainichi Shimpo Beseru jiken).

Miscellaneous documents relating to mines and other matters, 1906 and 1908 (Meiji 39, 41-nen kozan oyobi sonota zakken).

Russo-Japanese Agreement, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Nichi-Ro kyoyaku).

Documents relating to Mr. Stevens, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Suchibunsu Shi kankei shorui).

Fourth Rebel Manifesto, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen boto gekibun Dai 4 shu).

Miscellaneous documents of [Japanese] consulates, 1906-1908 (Meiji 39-41-nen ippan ryojikan zakken).

Documents relating to Russo-Korean [agreements on the] Red Cross, and hospital ships, 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39-40-nen Ro-Kan Sekijuji byoinsen).

Documents relating to the takeover of [the Korean Department] of Justice and prisons, 1910 (Meiji 43-nen Shiho oyobi kangoku hikiuke ni kansuru shorui).

Documents relating to the case of Korea Daily News [and] Tae Han Maeil Shinbo, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Korea deiri nyusu jiken Dai Kan Mainichi Shimpo).

Documents relating to memorials submitted by the Ilchin'hoe [party], 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Isshinkai josho ni kansuru shorui).

Documents relating to the Japanese-American Patent Agreement, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Nichi-Bei tokkyo joyaku).

Documents relating to Lt. Col. Bolger's gratitude and Field Marshal Kitchener's visit to Korea, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Botcha Chusa shai oyobi Kitchina Gensui raikan).

Documents relating to Koreans in China, 1906 and 1909 (Meiji 39, 42-nen Shinkoku zairyu Kanjin kankei shorui).

Documents relating to newspapers published by Koreans in Russia and anti-Japanese activities, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen zairo Kanjin hakko shimbunshi narabini hainichi kodo).

Documents relating to the Stevens and Shich'0ngyo Sect disasters, and the Patent Office, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Suchibunsu sonan oyobi Jitenkyo kika narabini Tokkyokyoku).

Secret reports of the chief of Japanese gendarmerie, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Kempeitaicho kimitsu hokoku).

Documents relating to Tae Han Maeil Shinbo, Yang Ki-t'aek, [and] Bethell, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Dai Kan Mainichi Shimpo kankei Ryo Ki-taku Besseru.

Documents relating to Tae Han Maeil Shinbo, Yang Ki-t'aek, [and] Bethell, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Dai Kan Mainichi Shimpo kankei Ryo Ki-taku Besseru).

Documents relating to Tae Han Maeil Shinbo, Yang Ki-t'aek, [and] Bethell, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Dai Kan Mainichi Shimpo kankei Ryo Ki-taku Beseru).

Documents relating to Tae Han Maeil Shinbo, Yang Ki-t'aek, [and] Bethell, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Dai Kan Mainichi Shimpo kankei Ryo ki-taku Besseru).

Secret reports of the chief of Japanese gendarmerie, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Kempeitaicho kimitsu hokoku).

Documents relating to the land [leased by] the Russians at Masan, 1906 and 1909 (Meiji 39, 42-nen Masan Rokoku kankei jisho).

Documents relating to rebels and the assassins of Stevens, 1908 - 1909 (Meiji 41, 42-nen boto kankei oyobi Suchibunsu shikyaku kankei).

Documents dealing with rebels near the Chinese-Korean border, 1908 - 1909 (Meiji 41, 42-nen Shin-Kan kokkyo fukin boto).

Class A and B documents relating to personnel inspection in local areas, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen ko-otsushu chiho jinji kansa).

Documents relating to the West Kando problem, 1909 (Meiji 42-nene nishi Kanto mondai).

Documents relating to missionaries and Christians, 1906 and 1909 (Meiji 39, 42-nen senkyoshi oyobi Kirisutokyoto ni kansuru shorui).

Documents relating to Koreans in Russia, 1907 and 1909 (Meiji 40, 42-nen zairo Kanjin).

Documents relating to financial and economic matters, 1908-1909 (Meiji 41, 42-nen zaisei keizai kankei shorui).

Secret reports of the Inspector-General of Police, Jan. - June, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Keishi Sokan kimitsu hokoku ji ichigatsu itaru rokugatsu).

Secret [documents] of the Inspector-General of Police, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Keishi sokan kimitsu).

Documents relating to the Tumen River development and other matters, 1906 and 1908 (Meiji 39, 41-nen Tomanko keiei kankei sonota).

Documents relating to the control of newspapers, 1908-1909 (Meiji 41, 42-nen shimbun torishimari ni kansuru shorui).

Documents relating to the Huch'ang mines, 1908-1909 (Meiji 41, 42-nen Kosho kozan kankei).

Documents relating to the Kapsan problem, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen Kozan mondai shorui).

Documents relating to trade along the Chinese-Korean border, 1906 and 1909 (Meiji 39, 42-nen Shin Kan kokkyo boeki kankei shorui).

Documents relating to the Unsan mines, 1906 and 1909 (Meiji 39, 42-nen Unzan kozan kankei).

Class B documents of the Department of Foreign Affairs [of the Residency-General], 1909 (Meiji 42-nen otsushu Gaimubu).

Documents relating to the [Korean] Emperor's tour in the southwest 1909 (Meiji 42-nen seinan junko kankei shorui).

Summary of liaison matters, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen shogai jimu seiseki gaiyo).

Documents relating to the transfer of the French consul-general and miscellaneous matters, 1906 and 1909 (Meiji 39, 42-nen Hokoku soryoji ito oyobi zakken).

Documents relating to the granting of passports, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen ryoken kafu ni kansuru shorui).

Documents relating to Koreans abroad, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen zaigai Senjin kankei).

Documents relating to Chinese [residents in Korea], 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Shinkokujin kankei).

English-language memorandum, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Eibun oboegaki).

Documents relating to matters handled by the Department of Foreign Affairs [of the Residency-General], 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39, 40-nen Gaimubu toriatsukai).

Documents relating to foreigners, 1906 - 1907 (Meiji 39, 40-nen gaikokujin).

Secret documents relating to Japanese nationals [in Korea] and Yi Ik-ho and another person, 1906 - 1909 (Meiji 39-42-nen honpojin kimitsu oyobi Ri Yokko hoka ichimei kankei).

Documents relating to the inspection of the Yalu and Hun river valleys and the collection of taxes from fishermen, 1907 and 1909 (Meiji 40, 42-nen O, Kon ryoko ryuiki shisatsu oyobi gyomin chozei).

Documents relating to foreign settlements, 1906 and 1909 (Meiji 39, 42-nen kakkoku kyoryu kankei).

Documents relating to Russian-leased territory in Masan, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Masan Rokoku soshakuchi kankei).

Documents relating to [Japanese] residents who rendered meritorious service during the war of 1904-1905 (Meiji 38-nen 37, 8-nen sen'eki koro kyoryusha kankei).

Confidential letters relating to various matters, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen hisho zakken).

Summaries of newspaper and magazine articles, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen shimbun zasshi kiji tekiyo).

Documents handled during the Deputy Resident-General's stay in Tokyo (Meiji 42-nen taikyochu toriatsukai shorui, fukutokan jokyochu).

Miscellaneous documents, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen zakken).

File of miscellaneous documents, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen zakken tsuzuri).

Documents relating to An Chung-gun and the union of two countries, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen An Jukon oyobi gappo ni kansuru shorui).

Plans for the implementation of large-scale pacification in South Korea in 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Nankan daitobatsu jisshi keikaku sonota).

Documents relating to the Prince Ito disaster in 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Ito Ko sonan ni kansuru shorui).

Minutes of conferences on the improvement of the administration of Korea, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen Kankoku shisei kaizen (e) [ni] kan (han) [suru] kyogikai hikki).

(1894-4) Reports on the suppression of the Tonghak Rebellion, 1894 (Meiji 27-nen Togakuto seito ni kansuru shohokoku)

Correspondence to and from Japanese consular posts, 1897 - Part I (Meiji 30-nen kakkan ofuku jo).

Copies of Japanese-language telegrams to and from the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1900-1901 (Meiji 33, 34-men wabun dempo ofuku hikae).

(1900-5) Confidential correspondence received from the Masan Consulate, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu Masan ryojikan raishin).

(1900-8) Correspondence to and from the Home Office, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen honsho oraishin).

(1905-36) Documents relating to Yi Chun-yong, 1895-1900 (Meiji 28-32-nen Ri Shuny0 kankei shorui).

(1900-2) Copies of confidential European-language telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office and with other diplomatic posts, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu honsho sonota obun ofuku den hikae).

(1900-3) Copies of confidential European-language telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office and with other diplomatic posts, 1900 (Meiji 33-nen kimitsu honsho sonota obun ofuku den hikae).

(1901-5) Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Masan Consulate, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen Masan ryojikan kimitsu ofuku).

(1901-7) Confidential correspondence received from the Home Office, 1901 (Meiji 34-nen honsho kimitsu raishin).

(1901-6) Correspondence received from various [Japanese] consulates [in Koreal], 1901 (Meiji 34-nen kaku ryojikan raishin).

(1903-2) Telegrams sent to the Home Office, 1903 (Honsho o den).

(1903-21) Correspondence received from [Japanese] consulates [in Korea], 1903 (Meiji 36-nen kakkan raishin).

(1903-16) Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean Court, etc. 1903 (Meiji 36-nen kyutei oyobi shoho ofuku).

(1903-15) Miscellaneous file of European-language [documents], 1903 (Meiji 36-nen obun zassan).

(1903-17) Miscellaneous documents, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen zakken).

(1903-7) Japanese-Korean secret agreement and Korean neutrality, 1903 (Meiji-36-nen Nikkan mitsuyaku fu Kankoku churitsu).

(1894-21) Documents relating to the employment and resignation of Japanese advisers [in Korea], 1894-1903 (Meiji 26-36-nen komonkan shintai oyobi hompojin kohei).

(1901-18) Japanese-Korean agreement on loans and the adoption of a new system of weights and measures, 1901-03 (Meiji 34-36-nen Nikkan shakkan oyobi doryoko shakkan).

(1904-5) Correspondence received from the Korean government, 1904 -- Part I (Meiji 37-nen Gaibu rai - 1).

(1904-6) Documents relating to the development of uncultivated land, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen mikochi keiei).

(1904-2) Telegrams sent to the Home Office - Part I. (Den honsho o - 1).

(1904-2) Ditto -- Part II.

(1904-2) Ditto--Part III.

(1904-12) Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Army and Navy [Ministries], 1904 (Meiji 37-nen rikkaigun ofuku).

(1904-4) Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Korean Court, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen kyutei ofuku).

(1903-20) Japanese-Korean Protocol, 1903 (Meiji 36-nen Nikkan giteisho).

(1904-15) Telegrams received from the Home Office, 1905 - Part I (Meiji 37-nen den honsho rai - 1).

(1904-15) Ditto -- Part II.

(1904-24) Documents relating to the Seoul-Pusan Railroad, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen Keifu tetsudo ikken shorui).

(1904-11) Confidential correspondence received from the Home Office, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen kimitsu honsho rai).

(1904-8) Confidential correspondence to and from the Japanese consular posts [in Korea], 1904 (Meiji 37-nen kimitsu kakkanofuku).

(1904-20) Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Japanese consulates in Chinnamp'o, Pyongyang, and Shin'iju, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen Chin, Hei, Gi den orai).

(1904-10) Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Japanese consulates in Masan, Pusan, and Mokp'o, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen Masan, Fuzan, Moppo orai).

(1904-3) Correspondence to and from the Home Office, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen honsho orai).

(1904-7) Documents relating to the Japanese-Korean Protocol of 1904 and the Russian and Korean ministers, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen Nikkan kyoyaku oyobi Ro-Kan koshi kankei).

(1904-25) Correspondence to and from the Japanese consulates in Chinnamp'o, P'y0ngyang, Shin'iju, W0nsan, and S0ngjin (Meiji 37-nen Chin, Hei, Gi, Gen, Jo orai).

(1904-9) Official correspondence with the Korean government; appendix - documents relating to Korean nationals, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen Kankan ofuku fu Kanjin kankei).

(1904-16) Copies of European-language telegrams received from the Home Office and other diplomatic posts, (Meiji 37-nen honsho sonota obun dempo raishin).

(1904-18) Copies of European-language telegrams received and sent by the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen obun dempo orai hikae).

(1905-29) Documents relating to the Russo-Japanese War and decorations awarded to Koreans, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Nichi-Ro sen'eki kankei shorui Kanjin jokun).

(1904-24) Documents relating to military and private railroads, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen gun'yo tetsudo fu shisetsu tetsudo).

(1905-8) Documents relating to the Japanese management of the Korean communications system, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen tsushin kikan itaku toriatsukaisho).

(1905-34) Confidential correspondence received from the Home Office, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen honsho rai kimitsu).

(1905-15) Confidential correspondence to and from the Home Office, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen honsho ofuku kimitsu).

(1905-14) Documents relating to the Japanese management of the Korean communications system and the record of conversations between a high Chinese official and Minister Uchida concerning the Russo-Japanese War situation, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Kankoku tsushin kikan toriatsukaisho oyobi Nichi-Ro senkyoku ni kanshi Shinkoku taikan to Uchida koshi kaidan).

(1905-13) Miscellany, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen zatsu).

(1905-6) Documents relating to the secret decree of the Korean Emperor and contract, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Kankoku kotei mitchoku oyobi keiyaku).

(1905-20) Documents relating to foreigners employed [by the Korean government], 1905 (Meiji 38-nen yatoi gaikokujin).

(1905-19] Documents relating to the Russo-Japanese Peace Treaty, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Nichi-Ro kowa joyaku)

(1905-13) Miscellaneous documents, 1905 (Meiji 38-nendo zakken).

(1905-17) Documents relating to the defendants in connection with the incident involving police advisers, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen komon keisatsu jiko hikoku).

(1905-12) Telegrams to and from the Home Office, 1905 -- Part IV (Meiji 38-nen honsho oraiden).

(1905-1) Ditto -- Part II.

(1905-1) Ditto -- Part III.

(1905-2) Documents relating to the Seoul Electric Company and special concessions relating to the water supply system, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Keijo Denki Kaisha fu suido tokkyo).

(1905-15) Confidential correspondence sent to the Home Office, 1905 -- Part II (Meiji 38-nen honsho o kimitsu - 2).

(1905-5) Documents relating to police reform, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen keimu kaizen).

(1905-16) Correspondence sent to the Home Office, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen honsho o).

(1905-22) Telegrams received from the Home Office, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen honsho raiden).

(1905-22) Correspondence received from the Home Office, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen honsho rai).

(1905-25) Correspondence to and from the Japanese consulates in Pusan and Masan, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Fuzan Masan orai).

(1905-3) Correspondence received from the Korean government, 1905 -- Part I (Meiji 38-nen Gaibu rai - 1).

(1905-3) Ditto -- Part II.

(1905-3) Ditto -- Part III.

(1905-28) Correspondence to and from the Japanese consulate at Inchon, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Jinsen orai).

(1905-11) Correspondence with the Japanese consulates in Seoul and Inchon, 1905 -- Part II (Meiji 38-nen Keijo Jinsen orai - 2)

(1905-4) (Meiji 38-nen kakkan o kimitsu) Confidential correspondence sent to Japanese consulate in Korea, 1905 .

Confidential correspondence from Japanese consulates in Korea, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen kakkan rai kimitsu).

(1905-4) Confidential correspondence received from Japanese consulates in Korea, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen kakkan rai kimitsu).

(1905-18) Correspondence sent to the Korean government, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Gaibu o).

(1905-18) Ditto -- Part II.

(1905-18) Ditto -- Part III.

(1905-9) Correspondence with the Korean Court, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen kyuchu ofuku).

(1905-30) European-language telegrams received and sent by the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen obun dempo ofuku).

(1905-27) Correspondence with the Korean Court, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Kankyu ofuku).

(1905-27) Correspondence with the Korean Court, 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Kankyu ofuku).

(1905-26) Correspondence to and from the Japanese consulates in Chinnamp'o and Pyongyang, 1905 (Chinnampo Heijo orai).

(1905-7) Correspondence between the Japanese Army Commander and the Chief of the Japanese Gendarmerie, 1905 -- Part II (Meiji 38-nen Gunken orai - 2).

(1905-31) Telegrams sent by the Japanese Legation in Korea, Nov. 1905 - Mar. 1906 (Oden juichigatsu - sangatsu).

(1906-2) Copies of telegrams sent by the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen denso hikaetsuzuri).

(1905-32) Copies of telegrams sent by the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1906 (Meiji 39-nen hasso denshin hikae).

Documents relating to Ch'0ngjin, 1904 (Meiji 37-nen Seishin kankei).

File of documents, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen monjo tsuzurikomi).

(1908-20) Confidential reports of the Japanese Legation in Korea, 1907 (Meiji 40-nen kimitsu hokoku).

(1902-9) Documents relating to the contract concerning ginseng fields and the agreement on ginseng monopoly, 1902, 1903 (Meiji 35, 36-nen sampo keiyaku oyobi sansei kyotei).

Telegrams received by the Japanese Legation in Korea in August and September, 1908 (Meiji 41-nen denju ji hachigatsu itaru kugatsu).

Documents relating to the records of the Korean envoy [to China], 1905 (Meiji 38-nen Kankoku hoshi kiroku).

(1901-1) Secret reports of the Japanese Gendarmerie in Korea, January and February, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen kempeitai kimitsu hokoku ji ichigatsu itaru nigatsu).

(1909-36) Ditto -- February and March, 1909.

Ditto--April, 1909.

Ditto--May, 1909.

(1909-30) Ditto -- June, 1909

(1909-32) Ditto--July, 1909.

(1909-36) Ditto--Aug. 1909.

(1909-36) Ditto-Sept. 1909.

Documents relating to the establishment of a branch unit of the Japanese Gendarmerie in Kando (Chientao), 1907 (Meiji 40-nen Kanto kempeitai shubi setchi no ken).

Documents relating to the liquidation of the Chinnamp'o Fishing Company, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Chinnampo Suisan Kaisha shobun no ken).

Reports of the Japanese Gendarmerie detachments in Korea concerning local conditions, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen kempei buntai chiho jokyo hokoku).

Documents relating to press censorship, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen shimbun kiji keisai kinshi no ken).

Documents relating to the recruitment for the Salvation Army, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Kyuseigun boshu ni kansuru ken).

(1909-40) Confidential reports of the Headquarters of Japanese Police Superintendents in Korea, Oct. 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Keishicho kimitsu hokoku jugatsu).

(1908-13) Documents relating to the conditions on the western bank of the Yalu River and the Investigation Report of Natural Resources in the Ussuri River Region, 1907 or Report of Investigation of Natural Resources in the northeastern and southern parts of Manchuria and the Ussuri River region. (Meiji 40-nen Oryokko seihenkai jokyo oyobi Usurii chiho shigen chosahyo or Manshu tohakubu oyobi nambu Usurii chiho shigen chosahyo).

Documents relating to the border violations by armed Chinese, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen buso Shinkokajin ekkyo ni kansuru ken).

(1909-7) Confidential documents of the Headquarters of Japanese Police Superintendents in Korea, Sept. 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Keishicho kimitsu hokoku kugatsu).

(1909-26) Documents relating to rafting along-the Yalu River. 1909 or documents relating to the injury of raftsmen along the Yalu River, 1909 (Meiji 42-nen Oryokko gan ikada ni kansuru ken or Oryokko ryuiki ikadafu higai no ken).

(1894-14) Documents relating to the floating of Japanese loans for the construction of railroads, telegraph lines, and port facilities [in Korea], 1894 (Tetsudo densen kaiko kashikin).

(1900-17) Documents relating to the Seoul-Shin'iju and the Seoul-W0nsan rail-roads, 1900 (Keigi tetsudo oyobi Keigen tetsudo).

(1901-12) Copies of translated telegrams, 1901 (Denshin yakubun).

(1901-13) Copies of translated telegrams [relating to the] Manchurian problem, 1901 (Denshin yakubun Manshu mondai).

(1910-20) Documents relating to communications between Russia and Korea, 1901 (Ro-Kan denshin tsushin tsuren).

(1902-7) Telegraphic correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with Japanese consulates in Korea and with others, 1902 (Kaku ryujikan sonota orai dempo).

(1903-10) Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with Japanese consulates in Korea, 1903 (Kimitsu kakkan orai).

(1903-14) Telegrams sent to Japanese consulates in Korea, 1903 (Kakkan oden).

(1903-21) Telegrams received from Japanese consulates in Korea; 1903 (Kakkan raiden).

(1904-13) Documents relating to Korean-Chinese relations, 1904 (Kan-Shin kankei).

(1904-21) Correspondence with the Japanese consulates in Seoul and Inchon. Telegrams of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Japanese consulates in W0nsan and S0ngjin, (Keijo, Jinsen orai. Genzan, Joshin den orai).

(1904-27) Documents relating to Japanese residents in Korea who distinguished themselves during the [Russo-Japanese] War, 1904-1905 (Sen'eki koro kyoryusha kankei 1904-1905).

(1905-10) Confidential correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1905 (Kimitsu honsho orai).

(1906-11) Documents relating to the adviser to the Ministry of the Royal Household Legendore, 1906 (Kunaifu komon Risendoru).

(1906-19) Correspondence of the Japanese Legation in Korea with the Home Office, 1906 (Honsho oraishin).

(1906-26) Documents relating to the matters handled by the Department of Foreign Affairs [of the Residency-General], 1906-7 (Gaimubu toriatsukai)

(1906-27) Documents relating to the protection of Koreans in Kando (Chientao), 1906-07 (Kanto Kammin hogo ni kansuru ken)

(1906-33) Confidential documents relating to Japanese nationals in Korea, Yi Ik - ho and another Korean, 1906, (Hompojin kimitsu Ri Yoku-ko hoka ichimei kankei).

(1907-5) Documents relating to "Your telegram No: 196" (Kiden dai 196 go ni kanshite).

(1907-24) Copies of telegrams received [from the Resident-General during his tour], 1907 (Shutchochu denju denshin hikae).

(1907-29) File on scientific matters, 1907-9 (Gakujutsu tsuzuri).

(1908-3) Copies of telegrams received by the Japanese Legation in Korea, May, 1908 (Denju hikae).

(1908-10) Miscellaneous file, 1908 (Zakken tsuzuri).

(1908-20) Documents relating to Chriatian churches in Korea, 1908 (Kirisutokyo) jokyo).

(1909-2) Documents relating to the control of illegal fishing by the Chinese [in Korean waters], 1909 (Shinkoku mitsuryo torishimari ni kansuru ken).

(1909-22) Miscellaneous documents relating to foreigners [in Korea] (public speeches made by Americans), 1909 (Gaikokujin zakken. Beikokujin enzetsu no ken).

(1909-31) Documents of the Residency-General, 1909 (Tokanfu monjo).

(1909-32) Confidential documents of the Japanese Gendarmerie in Korea relating to the personal records of Korean officials, 1909 (Kempeitai kimitsu monjo. Kan kanjin no keireki ippan).

(1909-33) Confidential documents of the Chief of the Japanese Gendarmerie in Korea, 1909 (Kempeitaicho kimitsu).

(1909-40) Confidential documents of the Headquarters of Japanese Police Superintendents in Korea, Sept. -Oct., 1909 (Keishicho kimitsu monjo).

(SY1894-4) Confidential correspondence received from various Japanese diplomatic posts, 1894 (Kimitsu shoho raishin).

(SY1896-2) Confidential correspondence to and from the Home Office, 1896 (Kimitsu honsho orai).

(SY1899-7) Miscellany, 1899 (Zatsu).