Rambles in Japan : The Land of the Rising Sun (Cambridge Library Collection - Travel and Exploration in Asia) / Tristram, Henry Baker - 紀伊國屋書店ウェブストア｜オンライン書店

日本漫歩：日の昇る国（ケンブリッジ名著復刻叢書）<br>Rambles in Japan : The Land of the Rising Sun (Cambridge Library Collection - Travel and Exploration in Asia)

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日本漫歩：日の昇る国（ケンブリッジ名著復刻叢書）
Rambles in Japan : The Land of the Rising Sun (Cambridge Library Collection - Travel and Exploration in Asia)

Tristram, Henry Baker

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Cambridge University Press（2012/04発売）
外貨定価 US$ 47.00
ポイント 86pt

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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 310 p.／サイズ 45 b/w illus.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781108045858
DDC分類 952.031

基本説明

Clergyman and ornithologist H. B. Tristram (1822-1906), was an early supporter of Darwin's evolutionary theories and became a Fellow of the Royal Society. This 1895 volume, the last of many travel narratives he published, is an account of a sojourn in Japan. As well as describing the country's minority Christian communities, Tristram's highly readable narrative covers Japanese customs, industries, shrines and ornithology, with excursus on both native wild birds and local practices for taming them.

Full Description

Clergyman and ornithologist H. B. Tristram (1822-1906), was an early supporter of Darwin's evolutionary theories - in his 1859 paper 'On the Ornithology of North Africa' - who became both a Fellow of the Royal Society and canon residentiary of Durham; he was also the Church Missionary Society's representative in the county for forty years. This 1895 volume, the last of many travel narratives he published, is an account of a sojourn in Japan, visiting his daughter Katherine, then headmistress of the Society's school for girls in Osaka. As well as describing the country's minority Christian communities, Tristram's highly readable narrative covers Japanese customs, industries, shrines and ornithology, with excursus on both native wild birds and local practices for taming them. It illustrates the author's ongoing interest in both religion and the natural sciences, as well as illuminating cultural contact between Britain and Japan in this formative period.

Preface; 1. First impressions; 2. Yokohama and Tokio; 3. A visit to Nikko; 4. The Hakone Lake; 5. Nagoya; 6. A second visit to Kioto; 7. Osaka; 8. Shikoku; 9. The Island of Kiushiu; 10. Aso San and the geysers of Yunotan.