Note 41 — Chapter IV · PEOPLE, HOUSES, FOOD, DRESS

“Unbeaten Tracks in Japan,” by Miss Bird (now Mrs. Bishop), is interesting and reliable in its treatment of the Ainu of that day. Chamberlain also has written on the “Ainos.” The best single book is, of course, “The Ainu of Japan,” by Rev. J. Batchelor, the leading authority, who has also written a book on “Ainu Folk-lore.”