Chapter

1 III|        stone is." The Buddhist Kaimyô read, "Gi-yu-in-ton-shi-chu-myô-kyô," -
2 VI | tombstone is set up, bearing a kaimyô.1 The priests of the temple
3 VI |    graveyard belongs write the kaimyô for these little gravestones.
4 VII|    bearing in Chinese text the kaimyô, or Buddhist posthumous
5 VII|     for a small fee writes the kaimyô. The purchaser - relative
6 VII|       dense crowd; and several kaimyô were being held under the
7 VII|      basin becomes filled with kaimyô every few days; - then it