Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan (174 page)

3.
Asukai Masamichi,
Meiji taitei
(Chikuma Raiburarii, 1989), p. 211.

4.
In 1895 Emperor Mutsuhito allowed the German physician Erwin Baelz to begin treating Yoshihito for his various illnesses on a regular basis. See
Awakening Japan: The Diary of a German Doctor: Edwin Baelz
(Indiana University Press, 1974), pp. 105–6, 116, 167, 359–60, 376; Iwai Tadakuma, Meiji tenn
“taitei” densetsu
(Sanseid
, 1997), p. 139.

5.
Tanaka Sog
r
,
Tenn
no kenky
(San Ichi Shob
, 1974), p. 218.

6.
Nezu,
Tenn
to Sh
washi, j
, p. 14.

7.
Kawahara,
Tenn
Hirohito no Sh
washi
, p. 14.

8.
Hosaka,
Chichibu no miya to Sh
wa tenn
, pp. 30–31.