Note 14 — Nihon-dsutsumi. (The Dyke of Japan.)
Reading edition
Trees planted in this manner by the authorities were called “goyō-boku,” or “government trees.” Lacquer trees are poisonous, and the sap produces a severe rash on the skin if handled.
Reading edition
Trees planted in this manner by the authorities were called “goyō-boku,” or “government trees.” Lacquer trees are poisonous, and the sap produces a severe rash on the skin if handled.