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Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan, First Series (Project Gutenberg)

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Project Gutenberg's digitized edition of Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan, First Series, giving the sixteen part table of contents, which includes chapters devoted to small and remote shrine visits ("The Chief City of the Province of the Gods," "Kitzuki: The Most Ancient Shrine in Japan," "Notes on Kitzuki," "At Mionoseki," "At Hinomisaki," "Yaegaki-jinja") and to roadside and folk devotional figures ("Jizo," the wayside stone images; "Kitsune," fox spirit belief).

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Author
Lafcadio Hearn (digitized text, Project Gutenberg)
Publisher
Project Gutenberg
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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8130
Source Type
repository catalogue
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1
Tier one: a digitized copy of the primary work itself, the direct evidence for the chapter titles naming small shrine and roadside folk material specifically.
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Source Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan, First Series (Project Gutenberg)Lafcadio Hearn (digitized text, Project Gutenberg)
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