When I was living with the seaside sea in Yokohama, Table of Contents

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Introduction
Contents
Example
The sea of Yokohama now
Change of seaside by aerial photograph
The sea of Tomioka
Yokohama area during the Meiji period
Celebrate a big catch-all celebration-
View of Yokohama Seaside
Seaside and Landfill History of Yokohama
The present sea and its former appearance
Japanese ship in Yokohama
Scenery of Japanese boats
The festival ship that still remains
Ship nail blacksmith
Workplace for ship nail blacksmithing
Ship carpenter
I have lived in the sea
Fishing village in Yokohama
Net fishing
Gill net
Fishing fish
Column “Culture of Fishing and Net Village”
Peeping fish
Octopus
Column "Why do you call it a fool?"
Diving fishing
Making salt from Yokohama
Take seaweed
The right to harvest seaweed
Role and Transition of Hibi
Raise cracks and pull out cracks
Pick the laver
Column "Keeping Nori"
Ketappiki
Bat'a Arai
Chop seaweed
Add laver
Dry the laver
Laver peeling
Column "Nori no Hoiro and Enclosure Nori"
Shipping laver
Work clothes in the sea
Column "Very simple work clothes"
Prayer, Festival, Celebration
Prayer of fishermen seen at Nojima Inari Shrine
A horse sink
Gion Ship
Mikoshi underwater imperial procession
Tide festival
Unloading and beginning of boarding
Mr. Ebisu and Mr. Ebisu
Celebrate a big catch-Tairyo Bata-
Celebrate a big catch-all celebration-
Distribution of all celebrations and Yokohama
List of illustrations
Major references
List of Cooperators