Notes to Alone with the Hairy Ainu — Reading edition
43 notes · Reading edition
CHAPTER II. From Mororran to the Saru River. · Note 1CHAPTER II. From Mororran to the Saru River. · Note 2CHAPTER II. From Mororran to the Saru River. · Note 3CHAPTER II. From Mororran to the Saru River. · Note 4CHAPTER II. From Mororran to the Saru River. · Note 5CHAPTER III. Up the Saru River—Piratori and its chief. · Note 1CHAPTER V. From the Saru River to Cape Erimo. · Note 1CHAPTER V. From the Saru River to Cape Erimo. · Note 2CHAPTER V. From the Saru River to Cape Erimo. · Note 3CHAPTER V. From the Saru River to Cape Erimo. · Note 4CHAPTER V. From the Saru River to Cape Erimo. · Note 5CHAPTER VI. From Cape Erimo to the Tokachi River · Note 1CHAPTER VI. From Cape Erimo to the Tokachi River · Note 2CHAPTER VI. From Cape Erimo to the Tokachi River · Note 3CHAPTER VI. From Cape Erimo to the Tokachi River · Note 4CHAPTER VI. From Cape Erimo to the Tokachi River · Note 5CHAPTER VI. From Cape Erimo to the Tokachi River · Note 6CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 1CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 2CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 3CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 4CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 5CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 6CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 7CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 8CHAPTER VII. The Tokachi Region—Pure Ainu Types—Curious Mode of River Fishing. · Note 9CHAPTER VIII. From the Tokachi River to the Kutcharo River. · Note 1CHAPTER IX. The Koro-pok-kuru, or Pit-dwellers. · Note 1CHAPTER IX. The Koro-pok-kuru, or Pit-dwellers. · Note 2CHAPTER IX. The Koro-pok-kuru, or Pit-dwellers. · Note 3CHAPTER XI. From Akkeshi to Nemuro—A Horse Station—Nemuro and its People. · Note 1CHAPTER XII. The Kurile Islands. · Note 1CHAPTER XII. The Kurile Islands. · Note 2CHAPTER XIII. On the East and North-East Coast—From Nemuro to Shari-Mombets. · Note 1CHAPTER XV. On the North-East Coast—From Poronai to Cape Soya. · Note 1CHAPTER XVII. The Ishikari River. · Note 1CHAPTER XXI. Ainu Art, Ainu Marks, Ornamentations, Weapons—Graves and Tattoos. · Note 1CHAPTER XXV. Ainu Music, Poetry, and Dancing. · Note 1CHAPTER XXVIII. The Ainu Superstitions—Morals—Laws and Punishments. · Note 1CHAPTER XXVIII. The Ainu Superstitions—Morals—Laws and Punishments. · Note 2CHAPTER XXVIII. The Ainu Superstitions—Morals—Laws and Punishments. · Note 3CHAPTER XXVIII. The Ainu Superstitions—Morals—Laws and Punishments. · Note 4II.—GLOSSARY OF AINU WORDS, MANY OF WHICH ARE FOUND IN GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES IN YEZO AND THE KURILE ISLANDS.[43] · Note 1