Chapter

 1 1|         The fifteenth century saw Japan ennoble it into a religion
 2 1|             The long isolation of Japan from the rest of the world,
 3 1|        him. He was wont to regard Japan as barbarous while she indulged
 4 1|          had condescended to know Japan better. What dire consequences
 5 2|          into the Tea-ceremony of Japan in the fifteenth century. ~
 6 2|          to be found in his cup. ~Japan, which followed closely
 7 2|           is fully established in Japan. The use of the steeped
 8 4|         classical architecture of Japan itself. Our ancient noble
 9 4|       which one beholds in modern Japan. We marvel why, among the
10 4| unification and reconstruction of Japan. In the seventeenth century,
11 5|          We have an old saying in Japan that a woman cannot love
12 6|          a pale, slender monk. In Japan, one of the most popular
13 7|         the celebrated gardens of Japan were laid out by the tea-masters.