Kawasaki

And I think, between him, the fumes and walking around, maybe picking up pieces or something, he got...Kawasaki syndrome.

Kawasaki was in the old days one of the most important towns on the great road.

After a fifteen minutes' run through this charming country, Kawasaki—exactly half-way between Yokohama and Yedo—is reached.

At Kawasaki, the river runs which nominally is the boundary beyond which foreigners may not explore.

It has a length of 722 ft. Next stands the kawasaki at Kobe, and in the third place is the uraga.