In the Edo period, young people indentured to merchants or craftsmen From the age of about 10, they were assigned to odd jobs and ran errands, and were given only a shikishi (clothing) and pocket money twice a year, during the Bon and New Year holidays, without pay. There were restrictions such as not drinking alcohol, not smoking, and not wearing cotton clothes or haori coats. Some were promoted to clerks at the early age of 17 or 18. Source: Obunsha Japanese History Dictionary, Third Edition About Obunsha Japanese History Dictionary, Third Edition |
江戸時代,商家・職人に年季奉公した年少者 10歳前後で雑役・走り使いに従事し,無給で年2回盆・正月に仕着 (しきせ) (衣服)と小遣い銭をもらうのみであった。禁酒禁煙,綿服,羽織着用禁止などの制限があり,早い者は17〜18歳で手代に昇格した。 出典 旺文社日本史事典 三訂版旺文社日本史事典 三訂版について 情報 |
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