Book (Practical) History of Japan Edo no Freelance Illustrated Guide

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Freelancers in the Edo era lived a strong life! Merchants who moved and worked in the streets instead of the "shops", street performers who showed their performances in the streets instead of the "theaters", and street performers who went around the houses. Illustrations of the lives of people who lived a life without constraint. Peddlers (peddlers) who sell their work in the streets instead of the "theaters", street performers who show their performances in the streets instead of the "theaters", and gate performers who go around the houses. Typical freelancers who sell their work in the streets. ■ Furiuri and food business at street stalls are thriving / Fish sellers, eight Momoya, pickle sellers, Cooked Beans sellers, egg sellers, candy sellers, cold water sellers, sushi Mise, Tempura, Deep-fried Fish and Vegetables Mise, yataka soba. Tools for living in houses from …■ daily goods to seedlings are sold / Broom sellers, Vines of pots, Charcoal sellers, Oil-sellers, Strings of Haori, Strings of Ikake, Bamboo with emon, Buying small things, Mawashi Kamiyui. Props for the fashion of Japanese women are also available / Used clothes shops, Zori sellers, Strings of Haori, Strings of Ikake, Bamboo with, Buying small things, Mawashi Kamiyui. Tools essential for the …■ business / Kotoba no Hito * Column / Pilgrimage to holy sites with fakes inside * Column / Town corner of Edo crowded with preparation for New Year. Umi Hozuki vehicle-free area Shishimai Dance Daikagura Echigo Jishi lion dance vehicle-free area purification …■ …■ …■ …■ …◎ KUJI Hirokoji Aimi Shobu Hirokoji …■