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List of Plates

1Alice Hiller in Yokohama en route to Shanghai in 1920

2Frank Britton’s house in Yokohama, c. 1920

3Frank Britton’s enlarged and improved house in Yokohama

4Frank and Alice Britton enjoying making music together

5Dorothy Britton not yet two, with her aunt Dorothy

6A building similar to this came down in the earthquake and crushed Dorothy Britton’s aunt Dorothy and a friend

7Christ Church (after the earthquake), where Dorothy Britton had been christened

8Frank Britton’s office after the earthquake

9Kin-san – Dorothy Britton’s nanny

10Following the earthquake, the Britton house was temporarily used by a contingent of military police

11Dorothy with the Okubos in Hayama

12Dorothy’s fancy dress Valentine’s Day birthday party at the Britton house in Yokohama

13Dorothy aged c. six at the new house in Hayama

14Departing for England in 1935 on the Tatsuta Maru

15Dorothy with cousin Anna Rendell and her daughters Joan and Isabel

16The Butterfield’s sailing boat at Pitt’s Bay, Bermuda

17French composer Darius Milhaud at Mills College, California, in 1943

18Dorothy with the niece of the President of Haiti – the first black student at Mills

19Dorothy singing folksongs with her ukulele at a charity garden fete

20Dorothy with her Irish harp

21Dorothy back in Japan in August, 1949, with her mother and Mrs ‘TQ’

22The British Embassy, Tokyo

23Queen Victoria’s god-daughter Victoria Drummond

24Dorothy working on her cantata with librettist Elizabeth Baskerville McNaughton

25Dorothy interpreting Ikuma Dan’s talk about Japanese music for the Tokyo English Teachers Association

26Ikuma Dan conducting the CBC Orchestra performing Dorothy Britton’s cantata in Japanese

27Dorothy Britton’s musical ‘Madame Beggar’ was first performed in Nagoya

28A cartoon featuring Dorothy Britton teaching English and singing British folksongs on NHK’s weekly Junior High School TV programme

29Dorothy with her mother and the dowager Princess of Kitashirakawa and daughter Princess Sawa at their Hayama villa

30Young elephants on the deck of the Maori

31Charles Britton at his house on The Peak in Hong Kong

32Charles Britton’s yacht

33Photograph of pelagic nudibranch Glaucus

34Dorothy and Norah Britton on Ishigaki Island

35Australian zoologist Isobel Bennett on Ishigaki Island

36Basho statue at Shirakawa railway station with Dorothy Britton’s English version of his words on the plinth

37The Bouchiers: Derek, Dorothy and Boy in front of the house designed by Frank Britton

38A young Wilfrid ‘Ted’ Hall when in Bermuda

39Ted Hall, Dorothy, Derek and Anne Collier in Connecticut