The Tokiwarō restaurant at the Oumaya Bank
Artist: Tsukioka YoshitoshiWoodblock Print Name: The Tokiwarō restaurant at the Oumaya Bank
Series Number: #6
Date: 9/1871
Description: Kashi (河岸) means 'riverbank'; in modern Japanese, a different character (川) is sometimes used to write the first syllable. Some sources transcribe the title as using the character 廐, but this is incorrect - close examination of the print shows the actual character to be the simplified one given. In modern Japanese, the simplified character 楼 is often used for the last character in the title, instead of the one given here.
Series: Beautiful Women and Fancy Dishes in Tokyo
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