Isabella Bird in Wonderland: Unbeaten Tracks in Japan

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Fushigi no Kuni no Bird
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British adventuress Isabella Bird journeys to Japan in 1878 and becomes the first Westerner to travel to many remote locations, heading northward towards Hokkaido to study the aboriginal Ainu people.

A true story based on the book "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan".

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Ainu Asian Biographies Educational Anthropology Gourmet Mental Health › Mental Illness Social Issues › Poverty
Culture
Shock Indigenous Cultures Different Cultures
Health
Disability Illness
History
Historical Persons Historical Fiction
Settings
Historical Setting › Historical References
Activities
Exploration Daily Life › Horticulture Leisure › Travel
Audience Demographics
Male Oriented › Seinen
Character Traits
Realistic Characters
Human Anatomy > Breasts
Big Small
Character Types
Female Lead Cast › Primarily Adult
Female Lead
Strong Ability Female Lead › Capable Female Lead
Personality Female Lead
Emotionally Strong Female Lead Kind female Lead Cheerful Female Lead Curious Female Lead
Male Lead
Ability Male Lead › Capable Male Lead
Derivative Work > Based on
Real Life Based on Literature › Based on a Novel
Locations
Foreign Village Countryside Asia › Japan Natural › Coastal
Narrative Tropes
Language Barrier Travelling Female and Male Pair Love Tropes › Subtle Romance
Objects
Ship
Occupations
Linguists › Interpreter
Explorers
Villager Adventurers
Sexual Content
Nudity Breastfeeding Nudity › Partial
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 19th Century
Historical
Victorian Era Ancient Japan
Work Info
Art Style › Realistic

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