Korean games : with notes on the corresponding games of China and Japan (1895)
Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929 · Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania · leaf 114
the house for fear of injury to the players. The one who is It is calledSyoun-ra as in the preceding, and in games of Tag generally. Plate XIrepresents boys, and Plate XII, girls, playing Blind-mans Buff It is desig-nated by the artist as Noun-ssa-mai-ki, or Eye hiding. In Japan the game of… … PLATE XI. KOREAN BOYS PLAYING BLIND MANS BUFF. VIOLET FIGHTING. ss Vura san ! Yiira san ! Te no naru ho, ni? Yura san ! Yura san! Hands sounding direction, I say ? This is taken from a popular play about the Forty-seven Ronins.In one of the scenes the hero, Yura San, enters a brothel, where he…
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