Unbeaten Tracks in Japan: Volume 2: An Account of Travels in the Interior, Including Visits to the Aborigines of Yezo and the Shrines of Nikkô and Isé, 第 2 巻Cambridge University Press, 2010/06/24 - 404 ページ Isabella Bird's Unbeaten Tracks in Japan was published in 1880 and recounts her travels in the Far East, begun four years earlier. Bird was recommended an open-air life from an early age as a cure for her physical and nervous difficulties. She toured the United States and Canada, New Zealand, Australia and the Sandwich Islands, before travelling to the Far East in order to strengthen herself to marry Dr John Bishop and live in Edinburgh. Based on the letters Bird wrote home, primarily to her sister, Volume 2 covers her journeys to Yeso, Tokyo, Kyoto, and the Ise Shrines, and includes her experiences of staying with the Hairy Ainu, the indigenous inhabitants of northern Japan. As with the first volume, it includes much detail of the lifestyles, customs, and habits of the people she encountered, as well as a chapter on Japanese public affairs. |
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NOTES ON YEZO | 1 |
LETTER XXXVIII | 11 |
Itos DelinquencyMissionary MannersA Predicted Failure | 20 |
LETTER XL | 26 |
The Harmonies of NatureA Good HorseA Single DiscordA Forest | 45 |
Continued | 61 |
LETTER XLII | 73 |
Continued | 82 |
LETTER L | 201 |
LETTER LII | 224 |
LETTER LIII | 236 |
LETTER LIV | 247 |
LETTER LV | 253 |
The Divine Palaces of the most holy Gods of Ise Sanctity of the | 271 |
LETTER LVI | 278 |
Itinerary of Route from Kiy6to to Tamada Shrines of Ise | 292 |
A Simple Nature WorshipAino GodsA Festival SongReligious | 94 |
LETTER XLIV | 113 |
Continued | 123 |
LETTER XLVI | 143 |
LETTER XLVIII | 161 |
NOTES ON t6KIY5 | 168 |
NOTES ON T6KIY6Concluded | 184 |
Fine WeatherCremation in JapanThe Governor of T6kiy6An Awk | 306 |
A CHAPTEE ON JAPANESE PUBLIC AFFAIftS | 311 |
APPENDIX | 339 |
A Aino Words taken down at Biratori and Usu Yezo 349353 | 349 |
Tables of the Estimated Revenue and Expenditure | 362 |
Foreign Trade 370373 | 370 |
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