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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Note: Asterisks indicate sections illustrated in color, all other sections being illustrated in collotype monochrome.

Introduction

*1. A Brush Shop

2. A Screen Dyeing Craftsman

3. A Shibori Dyeing Shop

4. The Embroidery Shop

*5. A Dyer's Shop

6. A Weaver's Shop

7. A Dealer in Silk Yarn

8. A Maker of Silk Cords

9. The Needlemaker's Shop

10. An Eating House

11. The Fishmonger's Shop

12. The Yeast Maker

13. A Somen Maker

*14. The Pharmacist

15. Carpenters Building a House

16. The Toolsmith

17. A Maker of Straw and Rush Mats

18. A Maker of Bamboo Blinds

19. A Dealer in Decorative Papers

20. The Trunkmaker

21. A Cooper

22. A Dealer in Bamboo Bird Cages

23. The Fanmaker

*24. The Maker of Paper Umbrellas

25. A Dealer in Precious Metals

26. A Quality Lacquer Shop

27. A Lacquer Shop

28. Art Lacquerers

29. A Bronze Foundry

30. A Rosary Dealer

31. A Maker of Inkstones

32. A Common Painters' Atelier

33. A Kakemono Shop

34. A Book Shop

35. The Bookbinder

*36. A Dealer in Gameboards

37. A Football Shop

38. The Koto Maker

39. The Tobacconist's Shop

40. An Eboshi Shop

41. A Dealer in Ceremonial Caps

42. A Dealer in Saddlecloths

43. A Maker of Daimyo Standards

44. A Dealer in Palanquins

*45. The Arrowsmith

46. A Quiver Shop

47. The Sword Dealer

48. A Sword Grinder

49. The Armorer