"Doyo Ox Day" is also close, and I want to continue talking about eel a little more.
When I happened to see a site called "8 eel shops I want to go to this summer", the name "Takebatei (Ginza)" is listed, and "If you say eel in Ginza, it is a famous restaurant that has the best name. The main store near Tsukiji has a quaint appearance and is also known as a shop loved by many literary writers such as Kafu Nagai. The Ginza store in front of Mitsukoshi can be eaten casually at a relatively affordable price for a prime location in Ginza."
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However, I don't think Kafu frequently went to Takebatei. When I read the Shokutei Nijo, I immediately think of Ginza Shokudo in Ginza and Kinbei in Shimbashi as the names of the shops where the wind passed, but as far as I know, the name of Takebatei has not appeared.
Ginza Shokudo in Ginza and Shimbashi restaurant Kinbei is not a luxury restaurant, but in Nijo, "Go out to Ginza and eat at the Ginza Shokudo, Ginkanari, a clam soup taste Jinkanari" (January 10, 1929), "Ginza Shokudo in Ginza 1929", "Ginza 1929", "Ginza 9th", "Gin 9th", "Gin Ginza 9th", "Gin Ginza Shoku", "Gin 19th", "Gin Ginza Shoku", "Gin Ginza Shoku", "Ginzakeshi", "Gin Ginza Shokuin 9th", "Gin Ginza Shokuin Ginza Shokuin Ginza Shokuin Ginza Shokuin Ginza Shokuin Ginza Shokuin 1", "Gin Ginza Shokuin Ginza Shokuin Ainame's illuminated taste is good (April 14, 1935), "Eating evening meals at Shibakuchi Tsukuda Shigeru (Kinbei). It feels like "I'm really good for the earth" (July 31, 1937), and the food that is eaten by the wind is common people.
In the first place, Kafu had little obsession with food to gastronomy Junichirou Tanizaki.
Tanizaki also has an eel shop called "Oguro-ya" on Konnyaku Island in "Hosonoyuki".
＞・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ I hung up saying that I would like my sister to have lunch here and have come early, but Etsuko decided to leave it in spring and thought about where to eat slowly after a long time, and I remembered that she liked eel. In the past, I often went to an eel shop called Oguro-ya, a place called Konnyaku Island with my father, so when I asked if there is still a house, I wonder, Komanzu I've heard that, but the landlady gave me a telephone book, but I'm sure I've got it in the Oguroya, so I'm leaving it in the room.
(The current Shinkawa area was called Reigishima (Rei Itsukushima) during the Edo period, and the contracted site for the Reigishi Bridge was reclaimed during the Kyoho period, and Tomijimamachi 1-2-chome was 1845 (1845) It was established by land reclamation on the west side of the island, but the coastal area of Kamejima River was bad because the land was not well shoreclaimed.)
Kitaoji Rosanjin said that in 1935, Komantsu, Takebatei, and Oguro-ya were listed as leading eel shops.
