He did not care about titles and was proud to be a farmer beyond all else. — Tsuneichi Miyamoto, The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore
He did not care about titles and was proud to be a farmer beyond all else. — Tsuneichi Miyamoto, The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore
He did not care about titles and was proud to be a farmer beyond all else. — Tsuneichi Miyamoto, The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore
He did not care about titles and was proud to be a farmer beyond all else. — Tsuneichi Miyamoto, The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore
He did not care about titles and was proud to be a farmer beyond all else. — Tsuneichi Miyamoto, The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore
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He did not care about titles and was proud to be a farmer beyond all else.

— Tsuneichi Miyamoto, The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore
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