Japanese literature Adauchi Ibun Oedo Enmacho (8) Kodansha Bunko

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Japanese literature
Negishi Hizen no kami (Governor of Hizen Province), a bugyo (magistrate) of Minamimachi in kodansha Bunko, also cares about Rintaro AOYAMA. When it comes to this incident, Rintaro does not only poke his head into the story, but also shows a sense of coolness that the magistrate's office takes a look at him. On the other hand, Rintaro is a gesaku writer with a fine pen name of Enmado Akaoni, but no matter how much Otsuta, the second generation of the Jimoto wholesale store' Tsutaya', the manuscript seems to be late and not so good as a gesaku writer. The meddling Rintaro saved a ronin who had gone and collapsed. Kazama Samon, a ronin of Shinano Province, was looking for a son of an acquaintance. It was Kyonosuke Sagara, a high-haired young man who had been in Edo for ten years to avenge his father.