In Ghostly Japan (1900) - Page 17

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Furisodé A style of kimono with very long, swinging sleeves, typically worn by young unmarried women.	11
Incense	19
A Story of Divination	49
Silkworms	59
A Passional Karma A story exploring the Buddhist concept of "Karma," or the cosmic law of cause and effect driven by human desire and emotion.	73
Footprints of the Buddha	117
Ululation A word meaning a long, loud, emotional wailing or howling sound.	133
Bits of Poetry	149
Japanese Buddhist Proverbs	167
Suggestion	197
Ingwa-banashi A story regarding "Ingwa," the Japanese term for the Buddhist doctrine of cause and effect or karmic retribution.	205
Story of a Tengu A supernatural creature from Japanese folklore often depicted with avian features or a very long nose, known for being a mischievous forest spirit.	215
At Yaidzu A coastal fishing town in Japan (now spelled Yaizu) where the author famously spent his summers.	225

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