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yale.39002006042122	Siebold, Philipp Franz von.	Geographical and ethnographical elucidations to the discoveries of Maerten Gerrits Vries, commander of the flute Castricum, A.D. 1643. In the east and north of Japan; to serve as a mariner's guide in the navigation of the east coast of Japan, and to Jezo, Krafto, and the Kurils. by P.F. von Siebold. Tr. from the Dutch by F.M. Cowan ... With a reduced chart of Vries' observations.	1859		.txt	text/plain	35143	3602	88	island of Japan , Cape Sirofama or as it is named on the small "high round island''', 1 to 1% mile TV", from the this passage first undertaken by a European ship, Castricum Straits, and the "number of high pointed cliffs miles from Barnevelfs Island %vere also observed by Vries east part of the coast of the large island of Nippon as Point the coast retires in a bay about nine miles wide, bay is a low, flat point, called by Vries the. 6 miles from this point the high land begins to rise This cape also ends in a small island named • to cape Usu. On Vries's sketch ** several small islands $ According to Toknai's map the islands are named after their size : or 9 miles "a high point, looking like an island, which Sinepp, 1; tupp, 2; repp, 3; inepp, 4; asikinepp, 5; iwanbe, 6; aruwanbe, 7; thupe sjanbe, 8;	./cache/yale.39002006042122.pdf	./txt/yale.39002006042122.txt