In 1862 Ueno and Horie co-wrote a textbook titled Shamitsu Kyoku Hikkei that comprised translated extracts from ten Dutch science manuals and which included an appendix titled Satsueijutsu [The Technique of Photography] describing techniques of collodion process photography as well as Nicéphore Niépce's asphalt printing method. The appendix also provided the first published account in Japan of lithographic printing. Horie himself taught pharmacology to Uchida Kuichi, who later became a celebrated photographer in his own right.
In 1862, Ueno and Horie published a textbook titled "Shamitsu Kyoku Hikkei" which contained translated excerpts from ten Dutch science manuals. The book also included an appendix titled "Satsueijutsu," which described techniques of collodion process photography and Nicéphore Niépce's asphalt printing method. This appendix was the first publication in Japan to introduce lithographic printing. Horie himself taught pharmacology to Uchida Kuichi, who later became a celebrated photographer.