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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgements
- Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Between Topos and Topography: Japanese Early Modern Travel Literature
- 2 ‘The First Appearance of This Celebrated Capital’; or, What Mr. Barrow Saw in the Land of the Chinaman
- 3 A Reading of Readings: English Travel Books, Audiences, and Modern Chinese History, c. 1832 to the Present<sup>1</sup>
- 4 Travel and Business: The First Colombian in China
- 5 Erasing Footsteps: On Some Differences between the First and Popular Editions of Isabella Bird’s <i>Unbeaten Tracks in Japan</i><sup>1</sup>
- 6 Discourses of Difference: The Malaya of Isabella Bird, Emily Innes and Florence Caddy
- 7 China of the Tourists: Women and the Grand Tour of the Middle Kingdom, 1878–1923
- 8 Ruins in the Jungle: Nature and Narrative
- 9 Forbidden Journeys to China and Beyond with the Odd Couple: Ella Maillart and Peter Fleming
- 10 Kawakami Otojiro's Trip to the West and Taiwan at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
- 11 Shaking the Buddhas: Lafcadio Hearn in Japan, 1890–1904
- 12<i>‘Chambres d’Asie, chambres d’ailleurs’:</i> Nicole-Lise Bernheim's ‘Vertical Travels’ in Asia
- 13 <i>World Journey of My Heart</i> and <i>Homestay in the World</i>: Travel Programming and Contemporary Japanese Culture
- 14 After the Bubble: Post-Imperial Tokyo
- Reference
- Index
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgements
- Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Between Topos and Topography: Japanese Early Modern Travel Literature
- 2 ‘The First Appearance of This Celebrated Capital’; or, What Mr. Barrow Saw in the Land of the Chinaman
- 3 A Reading of Readings: English Travel Books, Audiences, and Modern Chinese History, c. 1832 to the Present<sup>1</sup>
- 4 Travel and Business: The First Colombian in China
- 5 Erasing Footsteps: On Some Differences between the First and Popular Editions of Isabella Bird’s <i>Unbeaten Tracks in Japan</i><sup>1</sup>
- 6 Discourses of Difference: The Malaya of Isabella Bird, Emily Innes and Florence Caddy
- 7 China of the Tourists: Women and the Grand Tour of the Middle Kingdom, 1878–1923
- 8 Ruins in the Jungle: Nature and Narrative
- 9 Forbidden Journeys to China and Beyond with the Odd Couple: Ella Maillart and Peter Fleming
- 10 Kawakami Otojiro's Trip to the West and Taiwan at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
- 11 Shaking the Buddhas: Lafcadio Hearn in Japan, 1890–1904
- 12<i>‘Chambres d’Asie, chambres d’ailleurs’:</i> Nicole-Lise Bernheim's ‘Vertical Travels’ in Asia
- 13 <i>World Journey of My Heart</i> and <i>Homestay in the World</i>: Travel Programming and Contemporary Japanese Culture
- 14 After the Bubble: Post-Imperial Tokyo
- Reference
- Index
