The specialty store of knives in Ningyocho is Ubukeya, founded in Tenmei 3 (1783). It is a long-established store that has been around for more than 230 years since the Edo period, and I like it because it serves politely. Even when I bought a small nail clipper, I remember wrapping it carefully in paper. Yeah,
When I always passed in front of the store and when I entered the store, I didn't care about anything about the signboard.
Suddenly I noticed that there were two signs on the front.
A big sign above.
And on the sign below it, something ruby (?) It seems that it is
a "signature". An abbreviation of "Inauguration of Inauguration". This is a calligraphy of the Orient, Japan, and is a signature and seal that the author applies to the work upon completion.
Today, I would like to introduce "Ubukeya", the name of the store, "Yosho Signboard". In the explanation
It was written by the famous Meiji calligrapher Meikaku Kusakabe's gate Shitenno at a time. "U" = Unei Ihara, "Bu" = Niwa Kaizuru, "Kake" = Kakusui Iwata, "Ya" = Yukitake Kondo.
Oh, that's right! I didn't know when such a manual was placed, but I didn't realize that the signature was written.
A convenient "edible scissors" for travel were on display.
It is "Ubukeya", a cutlery that can be shaved even with "Ubukeya".
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