GLOSSARY OF JAPANESE WORDS
| [Akambo] | Infant |
| [Bento] | Luncheon Box Sold at Railway Stations |
| [Bushido] | Code of Honourable Conduct |
| [Daimyo] | A Noble of Old Japan |
| [Furoshiki] | Large Handkerchief Used for Carrying Various Objects and Packages |
| [Geisha] | Trained Entertainers, Singing and Dancing Girls |
| [Geta] | Clogs |
| [Hei] | Expression of Affirmation |
| [Hibachi] | Brazier for Holding Charcoal |
| [Iiye] | No |
| Kebukai | Hairy |
| [Kirei] | Beautiful |
| [Kisha] | Local Train |
| [Ne-san] | Literally “Elder Sister,” Maid |
| [Obi] | Girdle for Kimono |
| [O-hayo] | Good-morning |
| [Ramune] | Carbonated, Bottled Lemonade |
| [Ronin] | Unattached, Wandering Samurai |
| [Saké] | Rice Wine |
| [Samurai] | Military Class; Retainers of Daimyo (Feudal) |
| [Sayo] | Formal “Yes” |
| [Seiyo-jin] | Foreigner |
| [Sen] | Standard Small Coin Equalling One-half Cent |
| [Shogi] | Sliding Screen |
| [Tabi] | A Cloth Compromise Between Shoes and Stockings |
| [Yado-ya] | Native Inn |
| [Yen] | Currency Standard, Equalling Fifty Cents |
| O-yasumi-nasai | Good-night |