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 * 110; in Military epoch, 116. See also Sculpture.
 * Toba Sojō. See Kakuyu.
 * Tobacco, introduction, 171; clubs, 171; early pipes, 172; modern fashion in outfit, 172, 187–191; en suite decoration of outfit, 191. See also Sage-mono.
 * Tohaku Mitsutaka, Dcme, mask-carver, 167.
 * Tokei, sculptor, 116.
 * Tokugawa epoch, influence on art, 43, 139, 270.
 * Tokujō, Goto, sword-decorator, 221.
 * Tokuwaka Tadamasa, mask-carver, 165.
 * Tomi Yeisuke, art-founder, 145.
 * Tomochika, Omori, sword-decorator, 303.
 * Tomoharu, Okamoto, sword-decorator, 279.
 * Tomotsugu, Okamoto, sword-decorator, 279.
 * Tomotsune, Nakai, sword-decorator, 279.
 * Tomotsune, Omori, sword-decorator, 303.
 * Tomoyuki, Nakai, sword-decorator, 279.
 * Tori Busshi, sculptor, skill, 76, 77; wooden statues, 77.
 * Torii family, chromo-xylographers, 48, 50.
 * Toriusai. See Okano Kijiro.
 * Tōrō, development of casting, 140.
 * Tosa Mitsuoki, netsuke carver, 195.
 * Tosa school of pictorial art, 34–36. See also Pictorial art.
 * Toshiharu, Nara, sword-decorator, 276.
 * Toshihisa, Nara, sword-decorator, 276, 374.
 * Toshinaga, Nara, sword-decorator, 277.
 * Toshiteru, Nara, sword-decorator, 276.
 * Tosui Mitsunori, Deme, mask-carver, 167.
 * Tōun, art-founder, 143.
 * Toun Yasutaka, Deme, mask-carver, 167.
 * Toyoda Kokō, metal-worker, achievements, 313, 314.
 * Toyoharu, Utagawa, chromo-xylographer, 50.
 * Toyokuni, Utagawa, chromo-xylographer, 50.
 * Toyonobu, Utagawa, chromo-xylographer, 50.
 * Tsuji family, sword-decorators, 285.
 * Tsujō, Goto, sword-decorator, 222, 223.
 * Tuke, S., on the chromo-xylograph process, 52–55.
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 * Umetada family, swordsmiths and decorators, 267, 282.
 * Unga, sculptor, 116.
 * Unkei, sculptor, 111; his Deva Kings, 113; his Watch Dogs, 113.
 * Unshō, sculptor, 116.
 * Untaro. See Toun Yasutaka.
 * Utagawa family, chromo-xylographers, 50.
 * Uwo Hyoye, mask-carver, 166.
 * Uyematsu Hōmin, lacquerer, 363.
 * Uyemura family, sword-decorators, 286.
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 * Watanabe Hisamitsu, sword-decorator, specimen of his work, 308.
 * Watanabe Kwazan, secretly studies Occidental methods, 66; ordered to commit suicide, 66; commemoration, 66; Western influence on his paintings, 67.
 * Watanabe Seitei, painter, 51, 63; influence of Western methods on, 68.