Unbeaten Tracks In Japan: An Account Of Travels On Horseback In The Interior : Including Visits To The Aborigines Of Yezo And The Shrines Of Nikkô And Isé; Volume 2 -

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Very good. Virago/Beacon Press, 1987, 333 pages, trade paperback, no owner's mark or underlining, light wear, pages tanning.

New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1881 Two vols. 8vo. xxiii, [1], 407, [1]; xiii, [1], 392 pp. Both with woodcut-engraved frontisp., numerous woodcut engraved plates & text illusts. throughout, 1 large folding map. Blue-gray pictorial cloth, gilt pictorial on front cover, gilt lettering on spines (minor chipping & wear to head of spines, minor starting to inner hinges, ex-lib markings on titles & endpapers), originally from the library of Mary B. Parsons, & War Information Overseas Branch Library. First edition of this fascinating travel memoir through Japan by the famed Victorian world traveler. She trekked by horseback over the length and breadth of Japan, noting details on entertainment, local mythology, social mores, dress, attitudes, governance, and more. Of particular interest are her visits to the Kurile Islands in Northern Japan, and her experiences with the Ainu peoples.