annexation, xxv, xl, 1–4, 5, 27

Archives of (East-West Center), xxxix

Hawaiian Republic, 4, 5

Hawaiian waters, 104

Hawaiian-Japanese peace, xxxvi, 256

immigration to, xxi, 261

indigenous peoples of, xxi, xxv

Japanese residents of, xxvi, xxxiv, xxxv, xl, li–lii, 240, 247, 253, 256

and Japanese aggression, 240–248, 251–253

and Massie rape case, xxxv

newspapers in, 242–246, 251–253, 255

plantations, 45

and racial harmony, 242–246

Hawaii Hochi,, 242–246, 252–253, 255

Hawaiian revolution of 1893, 4

Hawaii Under the Rising Sun,, xiv, lii

Hay, John, xxvi, 10, 15, 23, 24, 34, 37

Hayashi Senjiro, 221

Hayashi T.Also see farming: rice, xxviii, 64

Hayashi Tadasu (Foreign Minister), 51, 53, 71, 74, 76

and anti-Japanese sentiment, 56, 65, 67

and Canadian immigration, 57–60

and Japanese role in Mexico, 63

and open doorism, 33–34, 36

and San Francisco, 47, 49

Hearst, W. R., 86

hegemony, xxiv

Hepburn, A. Barton, 138

Highap, John, 132

Hillman, John, 132

Hilo, Hawaii, 246

Hippisley (collection), l, 10, 14–15

Hippisley, Alfred, 10, 14–15

Hiranuma Kiichiro (Baron), 208

Hiroshima, Japan, xxi, xxiv

Hirota Koki, 221

Hitler, Adolf, xviii, 285, 288, 297

Hizen (Japanese battleship), 104

Ho Chi Minh, xxxix, xlv, 263–267

Hoar, George F. (Senator), 4

Hokkaido, Japan, 63, 280

Holocaust, xviii

Hong Kong, China, 83, 149, 161, 163

Honjo Shigeru, 219

Honolulu, Hawaii, xxxix, lii, 2, 104, 242, 244–249, 253, 256

Hoshi Toru (Minister), xxxvi, 1–2, 5–6

House, Edward (Col.), 111

Hsinmintun, Manchuria, 75, 82

Hsinmintun-Fakumen affair, 82

Hu Shih (Chinese ambassador), 249

Hughes, Charles Evans (Secretary of State), 142

Hukuang loan scheme, 17, 79

Hume, David (1711–1776), x

Hunt, Michael, 264

Ichiro Hatoyama, 288

Ida, Horace, 243

idealist, xii, xxix

identity, xiii, 268

ideology, xi, xxxii, xlvi, 215, 220, 234, 240, 302

of nationalism in Japan, 196–197

Western, 236

Ienaga Saburo, l