We will continue to quote from "Snow Snow".
＞・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ I went to Shiseido beauty salon. That's because there is a beauty salon on the basement of the hotel here, but in Shiseido, she is doing a new way of using a medicinal solution called Zotos, and it's easy without waiting for me to put electrical appliances etc. to my head, so I was told Mitsuyo last night that I should go there and get them there. ・... While waiting in the waiting room, there are only wives and daughters in Jun Tokyo whose surroundings are unknown, and no one speaks to me. Even if they talk in a whisper, they will be distracted by being heard of an upper accent, so as if they were in the enemy's place, they would be so sneakly listening to the conversation of the Tokyo dialect, which is often frustled around, but today I'm going to get a lot of them, and that's a great deal of beauty. ・・・・・・（862）
The expression "simmering yourself in the comfort of the enemy territory" often expresses the feelings of Kansai people when they came to Tokyo, and it is interesting.
＞... I walked around Ginza in the morning, crossed the intersection of Owaricho 34 times over there, crossed here, had lunch at Hamasaku, and flew Taki Sea to Dogenzaka from the front of Awaya in Nishi Ginza. Taeko came along that day, saying that she was constantly tired or tired, and in Hamasaku's parlor, she threw her feet with a cushion as a pillow, but when the two sisters got on Taki Sea, she wanted to refrain from going, and because the family had to misunderstood himself, she would not have to say hello to her. ・・・・（867）
Current "Hamasaku" (Ginza 7-7-4)
On the "Hamasaku" site, "Ginza" Honten Hamasaku ", Tokyo, was founded in Shinmachi, Osaka in 1924.
In 1928, it was the first Kansai Kappo restaurant in Tokyo to incorporate the style of counter Kappo cuisine, which cooks in front of customers in Ginza."
(correction) "" There were no four bridges from the Jumonji river to the river, but three bridges were built." Is probably Miyoshi Bridge in distance. Mitsuhashi is a little far away," he said, but from Konnyaku Island (Ringishi Island) and Shinkawa, "Mitsuhashi" is close, so this "three had bridges" means "Mitsuhashi" (Monoshiri Encyclopedia; page 40).
