The industries of Japan : together with an account of its agriculture, forestry, arts, and commerce. From travels and researches undertaken at the cost of the Prussian government (1889)
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mostly viaOsaka, through Japaneseand Chinese. In 1879 itreached the high figure of507,494 yen ; since then,however, it has fallen off alittle. Ginseng is cultivated inseveral hilly districts, at aheight of 300-800 meters,principally in Hondo. The chief of these are : 1. In the province of Idzumo,… … Fig. 7. AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES. 143 3. In Shinano along the Nakasendo, between the post-stationsIwamurata and Wada, and also near the city of Takeda, on theborder of Hida. 4. In Aidzu, about 140 miles north of Tokio, in several places,especially near Terayama and Matsukawa, and also near…
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