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Home Life in Tokyo

By Jukichi Inouye
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A native author's concise account of domestic life in Tokyo that surveys urban structure, housing exteriors and interiors, household routines, meals and food culture, clothing and personal grooming for men and women. It also covers social customs surrounding marriage, childbirth, funerals, religious observances, festivals, pastimes, music, theatre, and household arts, with practical descriptions of streets, shops, kitchens, bathing, and seasonal practices to present a panoramic, practical portrait of everyday family life in the capital.

About the Author

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Jukichi Inouye

Jukichi Inouye was a Japanese author known for his insightful observations of life in Tokyo during the late 19th century. His notable work, "Home Life in Tokyo," provides a detailed account of the domestic and social customs of the time, offering readers a glimpse into the everyday experiences of Japanese families. Inouye's writing reflects the cultural shifts occurring in Japan as it opened up to the West, making his contributions significant for understanding the historical context of Japanese society. Through his work, he has contributed to the literary heritage that captures the essence of urban life in Japan.

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