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Home Life in Tokyo

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A Street in Yedo (From a picture by Settan, 1783–1843) 13

A Shop in Tokyo 18

In the Slums 25

A House and a Gate 27

A Roofed and a Pair Gate 29

Door-fastenings 32

A House without a Gate 36

A Garden 38

A Six-matted Room and Verandah 41

The Porch, open and latticed 45

An Eight-matted Parlour 47

A Visitor 49

A Sitting-room 50

A Chest of Drawers and a Trunk 52

Foot-warmers 55

A Shrine of the Rice-god 57

A Meal-tray 60

How to hold Chopsticks 61

A Meal 63

The Kitchen 65

A Skylight and the Kitchen-god 67

A Well 69

Raw Fish, whole and sliced 72

Sushi and Soba 77

A Box of Sponge-cake 79

The Kimono, rear and front view 86

The Obi, square and plain 88

The Haori 89

The Hakama 91

Socks 92

The Obi for ordinary wear 98

The Dress-obi 100

A Servant with Tucked Sleeves 102

The Reformed Dress 103

A Young Lady dressed for a Visit 105

Queues 108

The “203-metre Hill” and “Penthouse” 109

Young Girls’ Hair 110

The “Inverted Maidenhair” 111

The Shimada and “Rounded Chignon” 112

Bars, Combs, and Bands 114

Ornamental Hair-pins 116

The Hair-dresser 117

Plain Clogs 124

Matted Clogs 126

Matted Sandals 127

Straw sandals 128

Old Headgear 129

A Hood 130

An Overdress 132

Lanterns 134

The Family in Bed 137

A Woman smoking 141

The Starching-board 143

Needlework 146

The Servant at the Sliding-door 152

Cooking Rice 158

The Housemaid at work 160

The House-boy 162

Bowing 168

Sitting with Crossed Legs 169

Squatting 170

Betrothal Presents (From a picture by Sukenobu, 1678–1751) 178

The Bridal Procession (From a picture by Sukenobu) 180

The Wedding Party (From a picture by Sukenobu) 182

The Exchange of Cups (From a picture by Sukenobu) 184

The Bride’s Cabinets (From a picture by Sukenobu) 186

The First Meeting and Wedding at the Present Time 188

A Daimyo’s Wedding 190

A Lower-class Wedding 192

Husband and Wife 196

A Domestic Quarrel and Reconciliation 199

The First Visit to the Local Shrine (From a picture by Sukenobu) 222

The “First-eating” (From a picture by Sukenobu) 224

Carrying Children 227

Fencing 233

Offerings before a Coffin 238

Coffins and an Urn 241

A Buddhist Funeral Service 242–3

Service at the Temple 245

At the Crematory 246

Graves 247

A Shinto Funeral Procession 249

A Shinto Funeral Service 250

A Writing-table and Book-cases 253

Tea-making 260

Flower-vases 262

A Tray-landscape 264

The Koto 265

The Samisen 267

A No-dance 270

The Entrance of a Theatre 272

The Stage and Entrance-passage 273

The Revolving-stage 275

A Wrestling-match 279

The Champion’s Appearance in the Ring 281

The Entrance of a Story-tellers’ Hall 283

A Story-teller on the Platform 285

The Treasure-ship 289

The New Year’s Decorations 290

The Feast of Dolls 293

Cherry-flowers at Mukojima 295

The Feast of Flags 298

The Fête of Sanno 299

The Feast of Lanterns 301

Offerings to the Full Moon 303

Cormorant-fishing 307

Angling-stools 308

Sugoroku 309

Iroha and Ode-Cards 311

Playing Ode-cards 312

The Game of Ken 315

Japanese Chess 317

The Game of Go 318

“Flower-cards” 321

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