A European Sojourn in Japan in 1863
The narrative details a dawn sighting of six Japanese islands from the Deteh corvette, the approach to Yokohama and Uraga Canal, Perry’s 1853 mission, and the first impressions of Yokohama’s Benten district. It describes Dutch residence life, architecture, daily routines, porters, staff, and the ceremonial gates and temples along with early cultural observations.
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Koopman
Gulf of Yeddo
Cape Idsu
Nippon
Chosima
Simoda
Idsu
Japan
Myakesima
Ohosima
Cape Sagami
Uraga
Commodore Perry
United States
Yeddo
Kanagawa
Utaga
Susquehanna Bay
Cape Saratoga
Highsy Up
Mississippi Bay
Perry and
Webster Islands
Cape Saraoga
Bay of Yeddo
Fuji-Yama
Akon
Bay of Yedde
Adtilastwe
Tucasins
Yokohama
Patienis Counies
Frank Quarter
Benten
Wis
M. de Polsbroek
Benton
Netherlands
Constanle
Zeke Arimaska
Arémast
Sendos
British Lidia
East
Affereek
St. Peters
Rome
Wiesne
Domestic Roles and Authority in Japanese Marriage
The passage explains that in Japan the head of the family holds formal control. The wife treats him as her lord and stays within the home, focusing on domestic duties. In his absence she remains reserved, a posture tied to dependence and submission seen as part of marriage.
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Europe
India
China
Japan
Siden
Sariden
Rebelle
Shanghai
Legation
African Light Infantry
Varandah
Nippon
Chip
Bradco
Sainestro
Arimas
Benten
Temple of
Benton
Yakonin
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