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Start of eBook	1
	1
MONEY[9]	1
LONG	1
SQUARE	1
CAPACITY	2
WEIGHT	2
LOCAL ADMINISTRATIVE TERMS	2
	3
CHAPTER I	3
FOOTNOTES:	7
CHAPTER II	8
FOOTNOTES:	11
CHAPTER III	11
FOOTNOTES:	18
CHAPTER IV	18
FOOTNOTES:	25
CHAPTER V	25
FOOTNOTES:	33
CHAPTER VI	33
FOOTNOTES:	41
CHAPTER VII	41
THE MOST EXACTING CROP IN THE WORLD	50
CHAPTER VIII	50
FOOTNOTES:	57
CHAPTER IX	59
I	59
II	60
III[84]	62
FOOTNOTES:	65
	65
CHAPTER X	66
FOOTNOTES:	70
CHAPTER XI	71
FOOTNOTES:	77
	77
CHAPTER XII	77
FOOTNOTES:	85
CHAPTER XIII	86
FOOTNOTES:	95
CHAPTER XIV	95
FOOTNOTES:	100
CHAPTER XV	100
FOOTNOTES:	104
IN AND OUT OF THE SILK PREFECTURE[135]	104
CHAPTER XVI	104
FOOTNOTES:	109
CHAPTER XVII	109
FOOTNOTES:	115
CHAPTER XVIII	115
FOOTNOTES:	118
CHAPTER XIX	118
I	118
II[148]	120
FOOTNOTES:	123
	125
CHAPTER XX	125
FOOTNOTES:	129
CHAPTER XXI	129
FOOTNOTES:	133
BACK AGAIN BY THE EAST COAST	133
CHAPTER XXII	133
FOOTNOTES:	140
CHAPTER XXIII	140
FOOTNOTES:	145
THE ISLAND OF SHIKOKU	145
CHAPTER XXIV	145
FOOTNOTES:	154
CHAPTER XXV	154
FOOTNOTES:	158
CHAPTER XXVI	158
FOOTNOTES:	164
THE SOUTH-WEST OF JAPAN	164
CHAPTER XXVII	164
FOOTNOTES:	169
CHAPTER XXVIII	169
FOOTNOTES:	175
CHAPTER XXIX	176
FOOTNOTES:	182
TWO MONTHS IN TEMPLE	182
CHAPTER XXX	182
FOOTNOTES:	188
CHAPTER XXXI	188
IN AND OUT OF THE TEA PREFECTURE	195
CHAPTER XXXII	195
FOOTNOTES:	201
CHAPTER XXXIII	201
LAURENCE BINYON	201
FOOTNOTES:	204
EXCURSIONS FROM TOKYO	204
CHAPTER XXXIV	204
FOOTNOTES:	212
CHAPTER XXXV	213
FOOTNOTES:	221
CHAPTER XXXVI	222
FOOTNOTES:	230
REFLECTIONS IN HOKKAIDO	231
CHAPTER XXXVII	231
FOOTNOTES:	236
CHAPTER XXXVIII	237
FOOTNOTES:	242
CHAPTER XXXIX	244
FOOTNOTES:	248
CHAPTER XL	248
FOOTNOTES:	257
APPENDICES	258
EXPENDITURE OF PAST YEAR	259
EXPENDITURE OF PAST YEAR	259
COST AND PRICE OF RICE (see page 383)	268
INCREASE OF RICE YIELD AND OF POPULATION [XXV].	272
SMALL FARMS DECREASING [XXXI].	277
INDEX	294
AE 99, 321	294
Babies, 285	297
Cabbage 53, 213, 440	299
“Early riser may catch,” etc. 57	303
Faces, Good will do, 26	305
Kagawa 207, 209	314
L.T. 372	317
Macaroni 272, 351, 381	317
Oaks 316	320
P.S.A. 275	324
“Q” 203	324
R.L.S. 189	326
Vacation, see Schools	334
Yahagi, Dr., 366	336

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