jinrikisha

The first person who used a jinrikisha in Manila, with Chinese in livery, was a European consul.

I mention the hard life of the Oriental laborer who pulls the jinrikisha because it is typical.

"San-ju-san-gen-do Temple," the man in front said, putting down the shafts of the jinrikisha confidently.

It was on a hillside well out from the city, and two coolies were required for each jinrikisha.

But Sanno was getting his jinrikisha under cover, and Percival had to submit to the gentle, but firm, determination of the nesan.