"Japan cat" meaning in English

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          "text": "[\"I]t was only last Christmas that I bought my Japan cat. / \"Dear me,\" said Miss Jemima; \"a Japan cat! that must be very curious. What sort of a creature is it?\" / \"Don't you know? Bless me, a thing with three legs, and holds toast! [...]\"",
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        "A toast rack (“rack for holding toasted bread”)."
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        "(dated) A toast rack (“rack for holding toasted bread”)."
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