k Bako Date of photograph unknown A farmer or a mago pack horse driver and his horse packed with rice bales. The horse wears straw horse shoes to protect the hooves. Pack horse drivers were looked down upon by townspeople and a common expression, used as late as the 1940s, was someone as barbarous and uneducated as a rider. Pack horse drivers were looked down upon by townspeople and a common expression, used as late as the 1940s, was me as barbarous and uneducated as a rickshaw man or pack horse driver Shafubatei no yakara. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Bako  Date of photograph unknown  A farmer or a mago  pack horse driver  and his horse packed with rice bales. The horse wears straw horse shoes to protect the hooves. Pack horse drivers were looked down upon by townspeople and a common expression, used as late as the 1940s, was someone as barbarous and uneducated as a rider. Pack horse drivers were looked down upon by townspeople and a common expression, used as late as the 1940s, was  me as barbarous and uneducated as a rickshaw man or pack horse driver   Shafubatei no yakara .
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Bako (Date of photograph unknown)

A farmer or a mago (pack horse driver) and his horse packed with rice bales. The horse wears straw horse shoes to protect the hooves. Pack horse drivers were looked down upon by townspeople and a common expression, used as late as the 1940s, was someone as barbarous and uneducated as a rider. Pack horse drivers were looked down upon by townspeople and a common expression, used as late as the 1940s, was メme as barbarous and uneducated as a rickshaw man or pack horse driverモ (Shafubatei no yakara).

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