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    Japanese Orientalists and

    psychiatry policy in modern times

    Akira Hashimoto

    Aichi Prefectural University(Japan)

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    Tokyo Medical School

    and German Medicine

    Tokyo Medical School (1876)

    German surgeon Julius Scriba (center)with his students

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    Kure Shuzo (1865-1932)in Berlin, 1900

    The Faculty of Medicine,

    University of Tokyo (ca. 1900)

    The university began to

    send outstanding graduatesto Europe for study.

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    The Instituteof Neurology,

    University ofVienna

    a mecca forJapanese doctors

    Heinrich Obersteiner

    18471922

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    The putative center(The West)

    Margin(Japan)

    Selective inhabitantsof the margin

    reproduce the center

    in the margin

    Japanese

    Orientalists

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    In an article published in 1918, Kure and

    Kashida reported traditional healingpractices found throughout Japan.

    Bathing under waterfalls

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    Nissekij i Temple

    Nissekijiat the end of

    nineteenthcentury

    Inns acro

    ssfromthete

    mple

    RoppondakiA waterfall consisting

    of six streams

    Dangoya InnGuest room

    sanrojo

    Anexample of

    traditionalremedies

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    Bathing under the

    waterfalls atNissekij i Temple

    Two Goriki retain a

    schizophrenic farmer(center) for the duration ofthe bath.

    Kure Shuzo /Kashida Goro (1918)

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    Mental Patients Custody Act(1900-1950)

    The confinement of

    patients at home underthe control of the police

    A confined patient inGumma Prefecture (1910)

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    A home custody patient(Oita Prefecture, 1940)

    A 31-year-old schizophrenic man

    Since 7 years, mentally ill

    trespass in strangers houses andviolence on the people and property

    there His father decided to confine him at

    home.

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    The plan for the custody room

    (Oita Prefecture, 1940)Front view Side view

    45cm

    258cm

    ceiling

    floorground

    295cm 197cm

    doorwaylatticed

    windows

    Overall view of

    farmers house

    custody room

    Main building(dwelling house)

    Source: The documents of

    Oita Prefecture Archives

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    A patients meal menu for a whole week

    (Oita Prefecture, 1940)breakfast lunch supper

    Sun rice, miso soup,egg and pickles

    rice and rawfish

    rice,vegetables and

    grilled fish

    Mon rice, miso soupand pickles

    (without egg)

    rice and boiledvegetables

    rice andvinegared fishor vegetables

    Tue

    Sat

    rice, miso soup

    (without egg)

    rice and grilledfish

    vegetables

    rice,boiled

    Fish

    Source: The documents of Oita Prefecture Archives

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    The total number of hospitalized

    patients increased, but

    0

    5000

    10000

    15000

    20000

    25000

    1924 1928 1932 1936 1940

    patientsconfined athome

    patients in

    mental hospitals

    year

    Source: Minist ry of Health a nd Welfare

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    0

    50000

    100000

    150000

    200000

    250000

    300000

    350000

    400000

    1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995

    year

    numberofbeds

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    30

    35

    numberofbedsper10000popula

    tion

    number of beds

    number of beds per10000 polulation

    Thenumber of

    psychiatricbeds in

    Japan after1950