"Jinriksha"
These carriages were of a most singular construction and propelled by manpower. They are known as "jinrikshas" and are the most luxurious conveyance known here, save a a very few clumsy wagons of English build or born in Japan of English parentage. Even these appear to be a late introduction ...

"Cango"
  ... the old conveyance of the Japanese having been the "Cango". I enclose sketches of both
(August 1871 - first page of journals)

Archway

"Making Candles"
"A workman seated in front of an earthen bowl of the fat, which is heated enough to make it soft and sticky, takes one of the sticks with a wick on it with his right hand and with the left gives it a coat of fat, sets it one side to harden and repeats the operation till the candle has attained the desired size."
(October 13th 1871)