Glimpses of
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共 222 题- Produced by John Orford
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- L.H.
- GLIMPSES OF UNFAMILIAR JAPAN by LAFCADIO HEARN
- Chapter One My First Day in the Orient
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- Sec. 11
- Chapter Two The Writing of Kobodaishi
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- Chapter Three Jizo
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
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- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6
- Sec. 7
- Sec. 8
- Sec. 9
- Chapter Four A Pilgrimage to Enoshima
- Sec. 1
- KAMAKURA.
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- And the age of this bell is six hundred and fifty years. [2]
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- Sec. 12
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- Sec. 14
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- Sec. 18
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- Sec. 20
- Sec. 21
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- Sec. 24
- Chapter Five At the Market of the Dead
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
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- Sec. 4
- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6
- Chapter Six
- Bon-odori
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- Sec. 4
- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6
- Chapter Seven The Chief City of the Province of the Gods
- Sec. 1
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- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6
- Sec. 7
- Sec. 8
- Sec. 10
- Sec. 11
- Sec. 12
- Sec. 13
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- Sec. 15
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- Sec. 20
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- Chapter Eight Kitzuki: The Most Ancient Shrine of Japan
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- Sec. 4
- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6
- Sec. 7
- Sec. 8
- Sec. 9
- Sec. 10
- Sec. 11
- Sec. 12
- Sec. 13
- Sec. 14
- Sec. 15
- Sec. 16
- Sec. 17
- Sec. 18
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- Chapter Nine
- In the Cave of the Children's Ghosts
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- Sec. 4
- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6
- Sec. 8
- Chapter Ten
- At Mionoseki
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- I wonder if I shall be able to get any eggs!
- Sec. 4
- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6
- Sec. 7
- Sec. 8
- Chapter Eleven
- Notes on Kitzuki
- Sec. 1
- KITZUKI, July 23rd
- Sec. 4
- Sec. 5
- Sec. 6 KITZUKI, July 24th
- Sec. 7
- Sec. 9
- Sec. 10
- Sec. 11
- Sec. 12
- Ya-ha-to-nai! Ya-ha-to-nail
- Chapter Twelve At Hinomisaki
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- Sec. 4
- Chapter Thirteen Shinju
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- Chapter Fourteen Yaegaki-jinja
- Sec. 1
- Sec. 2
- Sec. 3
- Sec. 4
- Sec. 5
- Takata-Toki-to-en-musubi-negaimas. Jiu-hassai-no-otoko [9]
- Te ni toru na, Yahari no ni oke Gengebana. [10]
- Chapter Fifteen Kitsune
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- Sec. 15
- NOTES
- Note for preface
- Notes for Chapter One
- Note for Chapter Two
- 1 Dainagon, the title of a high officer in the ancient Imperial Court.
- Notes for Chapter Three
- 1 Derived from the Sanscrit stupa.
- 4 Except those who have never married.
- Notes for Chapter Four
- 1 Yane, 'roof'; shobu, 'sweet-flag' (Acorus calamus).
- Notes for Chapter Five
- 2 A deity of good fortune
- Notes for Chapter Six
- 1 The period in which only deities existed.
- Notes for Chapter Seven
- 2 Tanabiku.
- 6 Kush-no-ki-Matsuhira-Inari-Daimyojin.
- 7 From an English composition by one of my Japanese pupils.
- 9 An inn where soba is sold.
- Notes for Chapter Eight
- 4 Mionoseki.
- 11 Taku is the Japanese name for the paper mulberry.
- 15 Literally, 'ten hiro,' or Japanese fathoms.
- 18 The tempest of the Kokuzo.
- 22 Hideyoshi, as is well known, was not of princely extraction
- Notes for Chapter Nine
- 2 'August Fire-Lady'; or, 'the August Sun-Lady,' Amaterasu-oho-mi-Kami.
- Notes for Chapter Ten
- 1 Mionoseki
- Notes for Chapter Eleven
- 1 Fourteenth of August.
- 6 Not to be confounded with Koshin, the God of Roads.
- 8 'Literally, 'The Dance of the Fruitful Year.'
- Notes for Chapter Twelve
- Notes for Chapter Thirteen
- Notes for Chapter Fourteen
- 3 Planeca Japonica.
- Notes for Chapter Fifteen
- 5 Translated by Walter Dening.
- 8 The Will-o'-the-Wisp is called Kitsune-bi, or 'fox-fire.'
- 9 'Aburage' is a name given to fried bean-curds or tofu.
- 10 Azukimeshi is a preparation of red beans boiled with rice.
- 14 Cakes made of rice flour and often sweetened with sugar.