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Japanese Literature
Japanese Literature
Under the "Shorui-Awaremi-no-rei" issued by Tsunayoshi TOKUGAWA, stray dogs were also called "Oinsama." Tomoyo, a daughter of the Morihashi family, who works as a Deputy Mayor in a doghouse in Koishikawa, moved to a place away from the Horinai family, a swordplay practice house in Nakano, along with her grandfather, mother and younger brother. Although she is twenty one years old and late in marriage, she is called "Oinhime" because any dog can be easily taken care of. As the year's end nears, Tomoyo visits the neighboring Ushitenjin shrine and meets a woman named Kanae, who is hiding with her leg hurt. Is the ronin (masterless samurai) Shinnosuke KAWAI who appears. With the help of Shinnosuke, Tomoyo saves Kanae. The 『 Fujinkoron (, long-awaited book 』