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English:
Samurai in the Edo period walking through town. The second and fourth from the left are samurai. Samurai could kill a commoner for the slightest insult and were widely feared by the Japanese population. An illustration in Santo Kyoden's book of manners and customs "Shiji-no-yukikai" (published in 1798).
日本語:
町を行く江戸時代の武士たち。左から2人目と4人目が武士。山東京伝の風俗書『四時交加（しじのゆきかい）』（1798年刊）内の挿絵。
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| Source | "Shiji-no-yukikai" (Four o'clock, "四時交加"), Benricho - https://www.benricho.org/Unchiku/edo-syokunin/Shijinoyukikai/ |
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English:
Artwork by Kitao Shigemasa, inscribed by Santo Kyoden.
日本語:
北尾重政（きたおしげまさ）、山東京伝（さんとうきょうでん）
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