A three-volume paperback set of works by Tsuneichi Miyamoto exploring Japanese folklore. - ①: The Forgotten Japanese / Iwanami Bunko Series Blue 164-1 (46th printing, 2003) Original price: 660 yen - ②: The Salt Road / Kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko Selection 677 (47th printing, 2007) Original price: 880 yen * Spine of the obi: "Essence of Ethnographic Exploration" - ③: Journeys in Folklore / Kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko Selection 1104 (28th printing, 2008) Original price: 880 yen * Spine of the obi: "A Journey in Search of Popular Culture" - ② Main contents (back cover): There are no examples of salt being enshrined to the gods / Changes in salt-making methods and equipment / Exchanging ash for salt / The story of the ox that walked the salt road / Buying bad salt with bittern / The route of salted fish / All roads lead to the sea / Japanese people and food / Plant foods that have been abundant since ancient times / Where did rice come from? / The power of miso that supported health / Forms of life and beauty / Rice-farming people and raised-floor houses / Soft culture made the Japanese - ③ Main contents (back cover): The history of the house / Grandfather / Father / Mother / My hometown / The time as a post office worker / The time as an elementary school teacher / Meeting Mr. Yanagita, Mr. Shibusawa, and Mr. Sawada / Entering the Attic Museum / Journeys of folklore research / Food measures during the war / Walking through agricultural and fishing villages after the war / Mountain villages and remote islands / Receiving a degree / The longest guest in Japan / Miscellaneous writing business / Young people and the future (Commentary by Nobutake Kanzaki) Used books, but there are no markings. Thank you for looking.