Transportation

	Technological Innovation and the Development of Transportation in Japan Title: Bibliography Author: - Publisher: United Nations University Press Published Year: 1993

Bibliography

General

Nihon Kokuyu Tetsudo (Japan National Railways). Nikon rikuun 10-nen shi (Ten-year history of land transport). 4 volumes. Un'yu Chosa Kyoku, 1952.
――. Nihon rikuun 20-nen shi (Twenty-year history of land transport). 3 volumes.
Un'yu Chosa Kyoku, 1956.
――. Nikon Kokuyu Tetsudo hyaku-nen shi (Hundred-year history of the Japan National Railways). 19 volumes. Nihon Kokuyu Tetsudo, 1969-1973.
――. Kokutetsu rekishi jiten (Encyclopaedia of the history of the National Railways). Nihon Kokuyu Tetsudo, 1973.
Nittsu Sogo Kenkyusho. Nihon yuso shi (History of Japanese transport). Nihon Hyoron Sha, 1971.
Tetsudoin (Railway Agency). Hompo tetsudo no shakai oyobi keizai ni oyoboseru eikyo (The effects of Japan's railroads on society and the economy). Tetsudoin, 1916.
Tetsudosho (Railway Ministry). Nihon tetsudo shi (History of Japanese railroads). 3 volumes. Tetsudosho, 1921.
Tominaga Yuji. Kotsu ni okeru shihonshugi no hatten (Development of capitalism in transport). Iwanami Shoten, 1953.
Un'yu Keizai Kenkyu Senta (Japan Transport Economics Research Center). Kindai Nihon yuso shi (History of transport in modern Japan). Seizando Shoten, 1979.
Un'yusho (Ministry of Transport). Un'yusho sanju-nen shi (Thirty-year history of the Ministry of Transport). Un'yu Keizai Kenkyu Senta (Japan Transport Economics Research Center), 1980.
Yuseisho (Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications). Yusei hyaku-nen shi (Hundred-year history of posts and telecommunications). Yuseisho, 1971.

Railroads

Aoki Eiichi. "Sengo no joki kikansha - Sono 30 nen no ayumi" (Postwar steam locomotives - Thirty-year history). Tetsudo Pikutoriaru (Railroad pictorial), no. 315 (February 1976), pp. 41-48.
Harada Katsumasa. Kisha-densha no shakai shi (Social history of steam and electric trains). Kodansha Gendai Shinsho, 1983.
――. Meiji tetsudo monogatari (Tales of the Meiji railroads). Chikuma Shobo, 1983.
――. Tetsudo no kataru Nihon no kindai (The railroads and Japanese modernization). Rev. and expanded. Soshiete, 1983.
――. Mantetsu (The South Manchurian Railway). Iwanami Shinsho, 1984.
――. Nihon no kokutetsu (Japan's national railways). Iwanami Shinsho, 1984.
Harada Katsumasa and Aoki Eiichi. Nihon no tetsudo - 100 nen no ayumi kara (Japanese railways - 100 years). Sanseido, 1973.
Kinoshita Yoshio. Kokuyu Tetsudo no shorai (The future of the National Railways).
Tetsudo Jiho Kyoku (Railroad Public Affairs Bureau), 1924.
Kubota Hiroshi. Kaiso no joki kikansha (Recollections of steam locomotives). Koyusha, 1970.
Nakagawa Seisa. Teikoku Tetsudo seisaku ron (Imperial Railroad policy). Tetsudo Shunju Sha, 1928.
Nihon Kokuyu Tetsudo (Japan National Railways). Tetsudo gijutsu hattatsu shi (History of the development of railroad technology), vol. 2, "Shisetsu" (Facilities). Nihon Kokuyu Tetsudo, 1959.
Nihon Kokuyu Tetsudo Eigyokyoku Sempakuka (Japan National Railways Operations Division, Ships Department). "Tetsudo renraku koro nempyo" (Chronology of railroad ferry routes). Departmental documents. 1953.
Nihon no Denki Kikansha Hensan Iinkai (Committee for Compiling Japanese Electric Locomotives). Nihon no denki kikansha (Japanese electric locomotives). Tetsudo Tosho Kanko Kai (Railroad Library Publication Association), 1964.
Nihon no Kyakusha Hensan Iinkai (Committee for Compiling Japanese Passenger Coaches). Nihon no kyakusha (Japanese passenger coaches). Tetsudo Tosho Kanko Kai, 1962.
Nihon no Nainen Kikansha Hensan Iinkai (Committee for Compiling Japanese Internal-Combustion Locomotives). Nihon no nainen kikansha (Japanese internal-combustion locomotives). Tetsudo Tosho Kanko Kai, 1969.
Tetsudo Hyaku Nen Ryakushi Hensan Iinkai (Editorial Committee for a Concise Hundred-Year History of the Railroads). Tetsudo hyaku nen ryakushi (Concise hundred-year history of the railroads). Tetsudo Tosho Kanko Kai, 1972.
Tokyo Shiyakusho (Tokyo Metropolitan Office), ed. Tokyo-shi kamotsu shusan chosa sho (Survey of the pick-up and delivery of freight in the city of Tokyo). Tokyo Shiyakusho, 1913, 1918, 1923, 1928, 1932, 1933. Reissued in Kindai Nihon shohin ryutsu shi shiryo (Data on the history of product distribution in modern Japan), vol. 7. Nihon Keizai Hyoron Sha, 1978.
Usui Shigenobu. Kokutetsu joki kikansha shoshi (A concise history of steam locomotives on the National Railways). Denkisha Kenkyu Kai, 1956.
Wakuda Yasuo. Shiryo - Nihon no shitetsu (Data on Japan's private railroads). Rev. ed. Tetsudo Tosho Kanko Kai (Railroad Library Publication Association), 1976.
――. Nihon no shitetsu (Japanese private railroads). Iwanami Shinsho, 1980.
Yamamoto Akira. Sharyo koso (Ferry shipment of rolling-stock). Nihon Tetsudo Gijutsu Kyokai (Japan Railroad Technology Association), 1960.
Roads

Nihon Doro Kyokai (Japan Road Association). Nihon doro shi (History of Japanese roads). Nihon Doro Kyokai, 1977.
Nihon Noriai Jidosha Kyokai (Japan Bus Association). Basu jigyo goju-nen shi (Fifty-year history of the bus industry). Nihon Noriai Jidosha Kyokai, 1957.
Nippon Tsuun Kabushiki Kaisha (Nittsu, Inc.). Kounso ju-nen shi (Ten-year history of railway feeder service). 2 vols. Nippon Tsuun, 1953.
――. Shashi (Company history). Nippon Tsuun, 1962.
Noguchi Masao. Nihon unso shi (History of Japanese transport). Kotsu Jiho Sha, 1929.
Okamura Matsuro, ed. Nihon jidosha kotsu jigyo shi (History of motor-vehicle transport operations in Japan). 2 vols. Jiyukai, 1953.
Tetsudosho, Un'yukyoku (Railway Ministry, Bureau of Transport). Tokyo-shi oyobi sono fukin ni okeru kounso no genjo (The situation in feeder-service transport in the city of Tokyo and its environs). Tetsudosho, Un'yukyoku, 1924.
――. Kokuyu Tetsudo no kounso mondai (Problems in feeder-service transport on the National Railways). Tetsudosho, Un'yukyoku, 1935.
Un'yu Nippo Sha. Un'yu goju-nen shi (Fifty-year history of transport). Un'yu Nippo Sha, 1921.
Yamamoto Hirofumi. Ishinki no kaido to yuso (Roads and transport in the Restoration period). Rev. and expanded edition. Hosei University Press, 1983.

Coastal and River Transport

Aoki Eiichi. Nihon no kaijo kotsu - Sono rekishi to genjo (Japan's maritime transport - Its history and present situation). Un'yu Shinko Kyokai (Association for the Promotion of Transport), 1981.
Kawana Haruo. Tone Unga shi (An account of Tone Canal). Ronshobo, 1971.
Matsumura An'ichi. "Tonegawa kisen kotsu no hensen" (Changes in steamboat transport on the Tone River). In Kotsu Shi Kenkyu (Historical review of transport and communications), no. 7 (1982).
Nihon Naiko Kaiun Kumiai Sorengokai (Japan Federation of Inland Shipping). Naiko kaiun (Inland shipping). Nihon Naiko Kaiun Kumiai Sorengokai, 1982.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, ed. Tokyo-ko shi (History of the port of Tokyo). Tokyo, 1962.
Tokyo Shiyakusho (Tokyo Metropolitan Office). Tokyo-shi shiko - Kowan hen (Historical materials for the city of Tokyo - Ports and harbours). Vols. 3-5. Tokyo Shiyakusho, 1924-1926.
Toyoda Takeshi et al. Ryuiki o tadoru rekishi (Regional histories according to river basins). 7 vols. Gyosei, 1979-1980.
Zenkoku Kaiun Kumiai Rengokai (National Association of Maritime Unions). Zen kaiun enkakushi (History of National Association of Maritime Unions). Zenkoku Kaiun Kumiai Rengokai, 1982.
Miscellaneous

Asahi Shimbun Sha. Nihon keizai tokei sokan (Complete statistics on the Japanese economy). Asahi Shimbun Sha, 1930.
Kokuritsu Koen Kyokai (National Parks Society), ed. Nihon no kokuritsu koen (Japan's national parks). Kokuritsu Koen Kyokai, 1951.
Takimoto Seiichi, et al., eds. Nihon sangyo shiryo taikei (Encyclopaedia of data on Japanese industry). 12 vols. Nihon Tosho Senta, 1978 (vol. 4 on marine and mining industries; vol. 5 on manufacturing industry [sect. 1], vol. 9 on commerce, and vol. 11 on transportation [sect. 2]).
Tokyo Shiyakusho (Tokyo Metropolitan Office), ed. Shiiki kakucho kinen - Dai-Tokyo gaikan (Commemorating the city's regional expansion - Overall view of Greater Tokyo). Tokyo Shiyakusho, 1932.
Toyo Keizai Shinposha. Showa kokusei soran (Survey of Showa Japan). Tokyo Keizai Shinposha, 1980.