10. On such occasions, the viands should be of five kinds only; but there should be no wine. If wine is offered, it should be given in soup-cups, not in wine-cups, nor should tori-zakana (a dish served only with wine) be prepared.
11. On the occasion of the birth of a first child (Uizan), the presents from the grandparents should be as follows only:
- A cotton garment.
- One set (four boxes) of jū.
- One taru.
- Viands.
From the other relations only small money-presents, if any should be sent.
2. When the child is taken to the mura (village) temple (the occasion called miya-mairi), jū may be offered to the grandparents, but not to others.
13. At the time of hatsu-bina (girls' festival), and hatsu-nobori (boys' festival), grandparents and other relations should not present hina and nobori (dolls and flags), the whole family should present a single kami-nobori (paper-flag) and two yari (spears), and relatives may also make small money-presents.
II. For the Bungen of a Farm-laborer.
1. The house may be five and a half ken (about thirty-two feet) in length, and the roof should be of straw or bamboo thatch.
2. The presents at a wedding may be: