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"english": "Specialties here: umitake (bamboo coral), mekaja (lamp shell), agemaki (Sinonovacula constricta) that is a shell of the rocky shore",
"ref": "1689, Ihara Saikaku, 一目玉鉾 [Hitotsume Tamaboko]",
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"text": "○柳川の城主 立花飛騨守殿\n此所の名物 海竹 女冠者 あげまき 是礒貝也\n• Yanagawa no jōshu Tachibana Hida-no-kami-dono\nKoko no meibutsu umitake mekaja agemaki kore isogai nari\n• Lord of Yanagawa: Tachibana Hida-no-kami-dono (Tachibana Akitora)"
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"み"
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"線",
"せん"
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"text": "○柳川の城主 立花飛騨守殿\n此所の名物 海竹 女冠者 あげまき 是礒貝也\n• Yanagawa no jōshu Tachibana Hida-no-kami-dono\nKoko no meibutsu umitake mekaja agemaki kore isogai nari\n• Lord of Yanagawa: Tachibana Hida-no-kami-dono (Tachibana Akitora)"
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"み"
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[
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