The Foundations of Japan - Notes Made During Journeys Of 6,000 Miles In The Rural Districts As - A Basis For A Sounder Knowledge Of The Japanese People by J.W. Robertson Scott
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also be noted: ordinary barley, 231 lbs.; naked barley 301.1 lbs.; wheat
288.7 lbs.; proso millet, 247.9 lbs.; foxtail millet, 280.9 lbs.; barnyard millet, 165.2 lbs.; brickaheat, 247.9 lbs.; maize, 289.2 lbs.; soya beans, 286.5 lbs.; azuki (red) beans, 319.9 lbs.; horse beans, 266.6 lbs.; peas, 306.5 lbs. _HyÅ_ (roughly 2 bush.) = 1.985 bush. = 4 tÅ = bale of rice. _TÅ_ (roughly 4 gals, or 1/2 bush.) = 3.970 gals, or .496 bush, or 1.985 pecks = 10 shÅ. _ShÅ_ (roughly 1-1/2 qts.) = 1.588 qts. or 0.198 pecks or 108-1/2 cub. in. = 10 gÅ. _GÅ_ (roughly 1/3 pint) =.3176 pints or 0.019 pecks. Rice is not bagged but baled, and a bale is 4 tÅ or 1 hyÅ. WEIGHT _Kwan_ or _kwamme_ (roughly 8-1/4 lbs.) = 8.267 lbs. av. or 10.047 lbs. troy = 1,000 momme. _Kin_ (catty) = 1.322 lbs. av. or 1.607 troy = 160 momme. _Momme_ = 2.116 drams or 2.411 dwts. According to American measurements a momme is 0.132 oz. av. and 0.120 oz. troy. _Hyakkin_ (_picul_) = 100 kin = 132.277 lbs. |
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