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| Preface to the English Translation | |
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| Editor's Introduction | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Japan: A Very Strange Country | |
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| The Emperor System as a "Weight Upon the Eyes," | |
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| The Limits and Scope of the Problem | |
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| The Creation of A Grass-Roots Culture | |
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| The Silent Folk World | |
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| First Stirring | |
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| Subtle Transformations Toward Modernity | |
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| A Sickness of Soul | |
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| The Impact of the Restoration on Mountain Villages | |
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| The Impact Of Western Culture | |
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| The Approach of Reform Bureaucrats | |
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| Advocates of Enlightenment and the People | |
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| The Cultural Gulf Between Japan and the West | |
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| Wandering Pilgrims | |
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| Restoration Youth | |
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| A Spiritual Journey | |
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| Grass-Roots Self-Government | |
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| Substitution and Restatement | |
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| Creating a People's Constitution | |
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| Swan Song | |
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| Poetry in Chinese and Revolutionary Thought | |
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| Onuma Chinzan and Mori Shunto | |
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| Two Contrasting Undercurrents | |
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| Historical Consciousness and Poetic Spirit | |
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| The Life of Local Men of Letters | |
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| Politics and Literature | |
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| The Heights and Depths of Popular Consciousness | |
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| The Voices of the Inarticulate | |
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| The Thoughts of Unknown Soldiers | |
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| Mountain Village Communes | |
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| Abandoning Conventional Morality | |
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| The Clash of Ideas at the Lower Social Level | |
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| From Peak to Valley | |
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| Carriers of Meiji Culture | |
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| The Establishment of the Japanese Intellectual Class | |
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| Opening the Eye to the Inner Life | |
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| Views of Civilization | |
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| Meiji Conditions of Nonculture | |
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| Desperate Farming Villages in the Meiji Era | |
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| Consciousness in the Lower Depths | |
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| The Age of the Lost Ideal | |
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| The Emperor System as a Spiritual Structure | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Legacy of Kokutai | |
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| The Emperor and the People | |
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| A Tradition Without Structure | |
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| Maruyama's Interpretation of Kokutai | |
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| The Kyodotai | |
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| The "Family-State" (Kazoku Kokka) | |
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| "Domicide" (Iegoroshi) | |
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| A Soldier's Feelings | |
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| The Power of National Education | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Index of Names Cited | |