Japanese Homes And Their Surroundings
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In another kitchen in a house in Imado, Tokio, a hood of sheet-iron was arranged to convey the smoke outside the build- ing. This is probably a modern device (fig. 169).
In fig. 170 a sketch is given of a kitchen in Tokio in which the range was a c'osed affair made of stone, with a funnel at the end as in our stoves. I was told by the owner of this house that KITCHEN.
189 Fig. 169. — Kitchen Range, with Smoke-conductor.
this kind of a stove had been in use in his family for three generations, a...t least. In this kitchen an area level with the 190 JAPANESE HOMES AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS.
ground is seen, in which stands the sink containing an inverted rice-kettle. Beside the sink stands a huge water-jar, with water- bucket and water-dipper conveniently near ; above is . A shelf upon which are numerous buckets and tubs. On one of the posts hangs the usual bamboo rack for skewers, wooden spoons, spatulas, etc. , and below it is a case for the meat and fish knives. On a bam- Fig. 170. — Kitchen in City House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In another kitchen in a house in Imado, Tokio, a hood of sheet-iron was arranged to convey the smoke outside the build- ing. This is probably a modern device (fig. 169).
In fig. 170 a sketch is given of a kitchen in Tokio in which the range was a c'osed affair made of stone, with a funnel at the end as in our stoves. I was told by the owner of this house that KITCHEN.
189 Fig. 169. — Kitchen Range, with Smoke-conductor.
this kind of a stove had been in use in his family for three generations, a...t least. In this kitchen an area level with the 190 JAPANESE HOMES AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS.
ground is seen, in which stands the sink containing an inverted rice-kettle. Beside the sink stands a huge water-jar, with water- bucket and water-dipper conveniently near ; above is . A shelf upon which are numerous buckets and tubs. On one of the posts hangs the usual bamboo rack for skewers, wooden spoons, spatulas, etc. , and below it is a case for the meat and fish knives. On a bam- Fig. 170. — Kitchen in City House.
What to read after Japanese Homes And Their Surroundings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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