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| | UNBEATEN TRACKS IN JAPAN |
 | | It has a great export trade in cattle and rice to Hokkaido (Yezo), besides being the outlet of an immense annual emigration from northern Japan to the Hokkaido (Yezo) fishery, and imports from Hakodate large quantities of fish, skins, and foreign merchandise. |
 | | At dark we reached Shiraoi, a village of eleven Japanese houses, with a village of fifty-one Aino houses, near the sea. |
 | | Hundreds of horses run nearly wild on the hills, and the Ainos, getting a large drove together, skilfully head them for the entrance into the corral, in which a selection of them is made for the day’s needs, and the remainder—that is, those with the deepest sores on their backs—are turned loose. |
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