Japan and things Japanese
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Japan and things Japanese
（The Kegan Paul Japan library）
Kegan Paul, 2006
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Originally published as Mock Joya's Things Japanese: Tokyo : Tokyo News Service, 1958
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
First published in 2006. For over fifty years, the Japanese-born Western-trained author of this remarkable volume devoted himself to explaining Japanese traditions and customs to foreigners through his newspaper columns, talks and four short books. The comprehensive work presented here, drawn from all these sources deals with all aspects of Japanese life and material culture - apparel and utensils; cures and medicines; houses and buildings; fetes and festivals; fish, birds and animals; folk tales; food, sake and tobacco; living habits; marriage, funerals and memorials; natural phenomena; plants and flowers; popular beliefs and traditions; recreation and entertainment; religious rites and social customs. With over seven hundred and thirty separate entries, this unique volume is the definitive work on all Japanese things.
Table of Contents
Chapter I. Apparel and Utensils Chapter II. Cures and Medicines Chapter II. Cures and Medicines Chapter IV. Fetes and Festivals Chapter V. Fish, Birds and Animals Chapter VI. Folk Tales Chapter VII. Food, 'Sake' and Tobacco Chapter VIII. Living Habits Chapter IX. Marriage, Funeral and Memorials Chapter X. Natural Phenomena Chapter XI. Plants and Flowers Chapter XII. Popular Beliefs and Traditions Chapter XIII. Recreation and Entertainment Chapter XIV. Religious Rites Chapter XV. Social Customs Chapter XVI. Miscellaneous
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