Chapter

 1 I  |     in mockery through every street and alley of the village.
 2 I  |    the roofs of the solitary street, the strings of paper lanterns
 3 II |                II~OUT OF THE STREET~I~   "THESE," said Manyemon,
 4 II | songs which are sung in this street by the smiths and the carpenters
 5 III|    curiously sweet. Now, the street singers, the poor blind
 6 III|  festival decorations. Every street had been prepared for illumination.
 7 III|  display. In each section of street they were of the same form,
 8 III|      bore me into an obscure street, and halted before a rickety-looking
 9 III|  Decorations, illuminations, street displays of every sort,
10 III| enjoyment: almost any quaint street, any~{p. 65}~truly Japanese
11 IV |   verge of the town; and the street I followed has roughened
12 V  |      books in every Japanese street. I have beheld in actual
13 VII|    curious in the shape of a street vista than the view looking
14 VII|      Kitahama, - the Lombard Street of Japan the dry-goods trade
15 VII|  only. Exteriorly a Japanese street may appear little better
16 X  |      whose yashiki is in the street called Shichikenchô, Nedzu,
17 X  |      whose yashiki is in the street Atarashi-bashi-dôri, Shitaya,