Tokyo Specialties Hyakunin Isshu (22) Inari Sushi/Senju Ohashi Suzukiya / Shirokubi / Soba/Nagasaka Sarashina / Iriya/Morning Glory

Fujiwara no Kiyosuke Ason
|If you taste it, it's still these days, Inari sushi
if it's a popular shop, it's still at Ohashi

Original Tomi (Tomi in a circle)
South side of Senju Ohashi Bridge, Inari Sushi
Suzukiya Tomigoro

Detective Sawaguchi, having unexpectedly found a lead for his investigation and rejoicing in the success of his painstaking efforts, immediately hired a rickshaw to the other side of Senju Ohashi Bridge, got off in front of the famous Inari sushi shop, returned the rickshaw, and upon asking about the rickshaw man named Choko, he understood immediately.

Shune Hoshi
All night long, waiting for the companion
who invites me to the bedroom, standing by the flowers that speak.

Wherever you go in Tokyo, at night, the evil spirits of streetwalkers appear and torment the public. This is added as one of the local specialties.

Saigyo Hoshi
Nagasaka's |Sarashina| Soba is hand-kneaded, and when you smell the |Wasabi|, it brings tears to your eyes.

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Gozen Sarashina, 13 Nagasaka-cho, Azabu Ward
Sarashina Honten, Nunoya Matsunosuke Horii
Telephone: Shimbashi 1440

Jakuren Hoshi
In Iriya-machi, where the dew on the morning glories has not yet dried,
The bustle of autumn, where people come to see them.

Iriya Souvenir
The morning glories of Iriya have been a famous sight to see, both in the past and now, but recently they have begun making dolls that are extremely vulgar, adding to the excitement of viewing them, and thus they are flourishing more and more.

Iriya Morning Glories (Tokyo)
Located in Iriya-cho, Asakusa Ward, Tokyo City, this area was originally part of the rural districts, so it still retains an atmosphere somewhat removed from the hustle and bustle of the city. In this vicinity, there are many □ camel masters, and especially on summer days, they cultivate morning glories vigorously, attracting people from the capital. From the time the morning dew is heavy, crowds of flower-viewing guests gather, praising the reds and evaluating the whites, unaware that the sun has risen over the eastern mountains. The famous flowers in the gardens are a collection of rare and curious varieties; some are as large as the moon, others as small as stars, all blooming in profusion. The sight of them swaying in the morning breeze is enough to awaken one from a short night's sleep. Nearby restaurants also sweep their floors from early morning, waiting for the visitors to take a short rest, and street stalls selling morning glory hairpins and other items line the roadside. After purchasing a graceful potted plant, one can tread the morning dew on the way back to the eastern terrace, and then proceed to the banks of Shinobazu Pond to admire the red and white lotus flowers filling the pond, filling one's collar with coolness and making one forget the heat of the day.