2018/05/25
CharactersCharacter count99,979
Word count43,344
Unique words · 3,259 once
6,216 Unique kanji · 360 once
1,706Avg. sentenceAverage sentence length40.7
Difficulty Hard
Duration
7 hRatingExternal Rating
70 %病死? 事故死? 人柱? ──骨には人生が刻まれている 大都会のビル群の下、眠りつづける無数の骨。考古学者によって掘り起こされた「古人骨」は、かつてこの町に暮らした近世人の姿をいきいきと物語る。町人か侍か。病死か、事故死か、はたまた人柱か。銭や爪、入れ歯など副葬品の意味とは――? けがや流行り病、食事や性生活、衛生状態や老後の暮らしまで、文献に残らない歴史を、科学の力で解き明かす。人骨をみると「わくわくする」という著者が手まねきする、都市古病理学への招待。
Japanese study overview
Hone to Haka no Koukogaku Daitoshi Edo no Seikatsu to Yamai is a Japanese non-fiction of 99,979 characters, with 6,216 unique words and 1,706 different kanji. Its difficulty rating on Jiten is hard, 3.7 out of 5. The full vocabulary list ranks all 6,216 words by how often they appear, and you can study them on Jiten or download them as an Anki deck.
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- 人骨human bones×231
- 江戸Edo (shogunate capital; former name of Tokyo)×208
- 骨bone×187
- 出土archeological excavation (archaeological)×162
- 年year×157
- 遺跡(archeological) remains×144
- 人々people×138
- 多いmany×137
- 埋葬burial×118
- 町town×115
- 当時at that time×113
- 墓grave×110
- 所見view×101
- 梅毒syphilis×76
- 被葬者the entombed×50
- 一八eighteen×46
- 古人骨ancient human skeleton×34
- 病変lesion×34
- 宗玄寺Shuugenji×33
- 副葬品grave goods×32