Eda-juku Maneki Signboard

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Eda-juku Maneki signboard (Edashukumanekikanban)

Tangible folklore November 1, 1995 City designated

This is a mimic signboard that was stored on the second floor of the old warehouse of Hatago Kashiwaya in Eda-juku. A total of 42 pieces, including 30 for Oyama-ko and 12 for Fuji-ko and Aizen-ko. These are set up by the lecturers living in Edo and raised them on the walls of the entrance every time they stay at our house, and also serve as the purpose of travel and the display during the course. Oyama-ko accounts for the majority, and from the date of production, it can be seen that it was newly renewed when visiting Natsuyama. It is currently on permanent display at the Yokohama Museum of History.
Age: Edo period
Method amount: 42 sheets

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