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"Daimyou-kago,
Japanese culture,
大名籠", which we write you can understand. Alright, happy reading.
These were the carriges for common people. There was a job carrying people with them. I'm not sure if they could afford to use them so often or not.
I have noticed that there were no way knowing the size of the carriage to answer my question for you. I must have caused you a bit confusion. I'm sorry about that.
PS> I had to post earlier as my father got slightly critical condition. So sorry that I haven't been able to visit friends. I feel really terrible about that. Just wishing he has power to bounce back.
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(posted; Japanese culture page)
First of all, let me announce 3 giveaway winners for "the frames with Japanese atmosphere" in my former post.
*"Southhamsdarling" ; thisisme*
*The Run*A*Round Ranch Report ; TexWisGirl*
*Diary of an Indian expat in Singapore ; Pallavi*
(Ladies, if you have trouble getting the file, please let me know.)
Now, I'd like to tell you what these things were for in our history.
They were the carriage used to carry land lords during the Edo period (1603 ～1867)
when Japanese society was under the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate.
Can you see the lord in the little carriage? Land lords at that time had to go back and forth between Edo (around Tokyo district) and their domains under the system called ‘alternate attendance' every other year . The feudal government were forcing them to use money to avoid rising in revolt.
These were the carriges for common people. There was a job carrying people with them. I'm not sure if they could afford to use them so often or not.
It was enjoyable and helped me to know how our old days were through watching historical drama with my family.
I have noticed that there were no way knowing the size of the carriage to answer my question for you. I must have caused you a bit confusion. I'm sorry about that.
PS> I had to post earlier as my father got slightly critical condition. So sorry that I haven't been able to visit friends. I feel really terrible about that. Just wishing he has power to bounce back.
Linking this post"Our World Tuesday"
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