The Kwaidan of the Lady of Tamiya

First Published in 2001. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Chapter I O'Mino and Densuké; Chapter II Kawai San of Kandu Ku; Chapter III Takahashi Daihachir?; Chapter IV The Appearance of O'Iwa San; Chapter V 1A deep cutting through the hill. They are common features in Nippon. Many valleys are only accessible by a climb, unless mitigated by a kirid?shi, or obviated by a tunnel. Kamakura, for instance, is accessible by land in no other way. Asahina kirid?shi: there are several others; chapter VI Negotiations: The Business of a Marriage Broker (Nak?do); chapter VII Iémon Appears; chapter VIII If Old Acquaintance be Forgot; Chapter IX Love Knots; Chapter X The Plot Against O'Iwa; Chapter XI The Plot Develops; Chapter XII Kwaiba's Revenge; Chapter XIII The Y?Taka (Night-Hawks) of Honj?; Chapter XIV The Punishment; Chapter XV Ch?bei Gets the News; Chapter XVI News Reaches Kwaiba; Chapter XVII News from Kwaiba; Chapter XVIII In The Shadow of the Go-Inky?; Chapter XIX Tamiya Yoémon: With News of Kond? Roku-Robei and Myozen The Priest; Chapter XX Kibei Dono; Chapter XXI Matters Ecclesiastical; Chapter XXII The Rites for O'Iwa San; Chapter XXIII Sanzugawa Bridgeless: The Flowerless Road Traversed by the Dead;