A short bilingual glossary of weaving terms, appended to a 1903 Japanese weaving textbook, pairing Japanese terms with English equivalents. Entries cover weave structures (twills, satin, rib, gauze, pile, double cloth), loom types and parts (reed, shuttle, heddle, treadle, dobby), and draft terminology such as cording plan, peg plan, and design. The author's preface says the terms come from his own research rather than translation of Western books, and that English equivalents are given only where a counterpart exists.

A Japanese-language textbook on woven fabric structure (Orimono soshiki hen), compiled by Yoshida Kiju, reviewed by Otake Taki and published by the Dai Nihon Orimono Kyokai (Greater Japan Textile Association) in 1903. It covers the basics of design paper, heddle and treadle arrangements, dobby and peg plans, and loom heddle mechanisms. It then treats the foundation weaves (plain, twill, satin) and their derivatives, combined and special weaves, the relation of colored yarns to structure, double cloth, pile and velvet weaves, corduroy, and gauze-like (leno) weaves. The book has several hundred numbered figures, many of them weave drafts and drawdowns, with English technical equivalents in a glossary appendix. The scan also includes the association's rules and advertisements for dyestuff dealers.