Introducing the seminar on Lafcadio Hearn held monthly in Hiroshima Prefecture.

The most recommended Japanese page as far as I know.

Presented by Bunsendô, a company dealing in stationery and others in Matsue City.

Introducing a town in Tôkyô, where Lafcadio Hearn lived his last days. Today there is Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Park and the monument of Hearn's residence.

It is his first house in Kumamoto. He had lived here for about a year.

Hearn's library is inherited to Toyama University today. This page introduces the episodes about that.

A web page by Kumamoto Kokufu High School, introducing Lafcadio Hearn mainly in relation with Kumamoto.

Introducing various Hearn's text and related materials.

Comparing Hearn's text with scenes in Matsue.

Comparing Hearn's text with scenes in Matsue.

Hearn's lecture at the Fifth Higher Middle School (Kumamoto University today). Japanese and Chinese (GB) translations are also available.

Part of Matsue City home page. Introducing many places related to Hearn.

(contains whole text of "Yuki-onna")

(contains whole text of "Fuji-no-Yama", "The story of Mimi-nashi Hôïchi", "Oshi-dori" and "Diplomacy")

When Hearn lived in Tokyo, he often visited Yaizu, Shizuoka Prefecture. Then he always stayed at the house. Now it is moved to Meiji-mura Park in Inuyama, Aichi Prefecture.