Unbeaten Tracks in Japan

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Unbeaten Tracks in Japan Isabella Lucy Bird

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  butthebathersweretoopolitetotakeanynoticeofmymostunwillingintrusion,andthekuruma-runnertookmeinwithouttheslightestsenseofimproprietyinsodoing。Inoticedthatformalpolitenessprevailedinthebath-houseaselsewhere,andthatdippersandtowelswerehandedfromonetoanotherwithprofoundbows。Thepublicbath-houseissaidtobetheplaceinwhichpublicopinionisformed,asitiswithusinclubsandpublic-

  houses,andthatthepresenceofwomenpreventsanydangerousorseditiousconsequences;buttheGovernmentisdoingitsbesttopreventpromiscuousbathing;and,thoughthereformmaytravelslowlyintotheseremoteregions,itwilldoubtlessarrivesoonerorlater。Thepublicbath-houseisoneofthefeaturesofJapan。

  AHardDay’sJourney——AnOverturn——NearingtheOcean——JoyfulExcitement——UniversalGreyness——InopportunePolicemen——AStormyVoyage——AWildWelcome——AWindyLanding——TheJourney’sEnd。

  ThejourneyfromKuroishitoAomori,thoughonly22。5miles,wasatremendousone,owingtothestateoftheroads;formorerainhadfallen,andthepassageofhundredsofpack-horsesheavilyloadedwithsalt-fishhadturnedthetracksintoquagmires。AttheendofthefirststagetheTransportOfficedeclinedtofurnishakuruma,owingtothestateoftheroads;but,asIwasnotwellenoughtoridefarther,Ibribedtwomenforaverymoderatesumtotakemetothecoast;andbyaccommodatingeachotherwegotontolerably,thoughIhadtowalkupallthehillsanddownmany,togetoutateveryplacewherealittlebridgehadbeencarriedaway,thatthekurumamightbeliftedoverthegap,andoftentowalkfor200

  yardsatatime,becauseitsankuptoitsaxlesinthequagmire。

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