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Sugamo Station Shopping Street Promotion Association 2020 edition Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Legend Tempura Tendon Tenya Sugamo Delicious Ten Don (tempura on a bed of rice) 9 Sweets and Confectioneries Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Apparel / Jewelry Since 1995, this outlet has been in operation / Food in the hospitable Sugamo area for the last 21 years. Older visitors are very much Health / Medical welcome (young people too)! Drop by on Beauty Related Various Products / Pharmacies your way back from visiting the Togenuki Jizo. We recommend the classic Ten Don. The menu changes with the seasons, so we ● 37 Warabi Mochi Motoko 39 Sugamo Station Post Office also recommend the seasonal Ten Don. The Enraiya 38 ● Entertainment Banks / Real Estate Other Kinu-no-Mise ● 40 APA Hotel restaurant also serves delicious soba and (The Silk Store) Kenkoya 36 ● N 41 Japanese Diner “Shingen Tsutsumi” udon noodles. 100 Yen Shop Silk 35 ● Hosaka Building, 3- 27-7 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 3915- 7973 McDonald's 34 ● 11: 00 – 23: 00 Open every day Oshare Yohin Nakaya 33 ● Ginza Cozy Corner Sugamo North Exit Western Confectionery Sales and Light Meals Café 10 Besides pasta, curry and sandwiches, N the café also serves desserts packed with Pastaio Labo 32● seasonal fruits and cake sets as part of ● 42 Jumbo Barber Shop its menu, just what you’d expect from a Western-style confectionery shop. With Paris Co., Ltd 31 ● Exit A3 ● 43 Boutique MITSUWA their attentive attitude and polite customer Yume No Aji Kirin 29● Shobido 30 ● Exit A4 service, the shop aims to be No. 1 in providing its customers with peace of mind on their purchases. Be sure to stop by if you ● Karin No Matsugishi 27 ● get tired of walking! 28 Unagi Nagashima hair & spa 26 ● 3- 27- 6 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 3910 - 5900 baboo 〒 Open 9: 00 – 22: 00(Weekdays, Saturdays) 9: 00 – 21: 00(Sundays, National Holidays) Open every day Teshigotoya Fukunotori 25 Yakiniku Sanpuku ● Easy and Authentic Yakiniku 14 Zao Sugamo No. 1 24 Get authentic Yakiniku at reasonable prices. ● 44 Funaichi Meat that is directly purchased from Shibaura and fresh meat that is specially selected by Sennari Monaka Main Store 23 the chef are available, along with homemade Teppanyaki Ajisen 22 ● pickles such as kimchi. Charcoal grills are available on the first floor, while spacious Sugamo Tokiwa Shokudo 21 45 Ueshima Coffee Japanese-style "Horigotatsu" tables (tables ● 46 Sugamo Kobayashi Derma Clinic above a cavity in the floor where you can sit 47 Mister Minit Hakuyosha Yutaka Shokudo 68 Eirakudo with your legs relaxed) are available on the ● Sudo Funeral Service 57 second floor. Banquets can also be held 白山通り ● Okashi No Machioka (max. 32 seats). Gather here with your family Credit Cooperative ● ● 49 Karaoke CLUB and friends to enjoy a relaxing meal together. Dai-ichi Kangyo Uta Hiroba 20 ● 48 DAM Resort 文 3-26-3 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 3915 - 0212 Mon – Sat: 17: 00 – 04: 00 (last New Taihei Family Mart 19 Hakusan-dori Street Taiheihanten 文 order at 03: 00) Sun: 17: 00 – 02: 00 (last order at 01: 00) Closed on Tuesdays Nikomi Sennari Pitat House 56 17 ● 50 Fukushima-ya ● Kamei Sushi 69 Sugamo Shinkin● Bank ● 18 ● Old-fashioned Edo-style Sushi 18 ● ● 16 Kamei Sushi ● 51 Yakiniku Kongoen 58 59 60 Shinshoji Temple This sushi restaurant was opened in 1923 ● ● ● ● ● and continues to preserve the traditional ● 15 ● 14 Yakiniku Sanpuku ● ● Veli Dental Clinic Veli The Gamall 12 ● 54 55 Tonkatsu Tonpei Tonkatsu Edomae Sushi Sushitsune taste of sushi. The restaurant interior has a 13 ● Third Store 52 53 Fuji Soba Surugaya Fukufuku Manjuu relaxing retro feel with its sense of nostalgia. Murakami Denki ● 文 62 61 ● Quality, fresh fish caught that day as well as Sundrug DoCoMo Shop 11 ● SEIYU seasonal fish are selected and purchased ● Toshima Ward 70 Komagome Community directly from Tsukiji Fish Market. You’ll be Nitto Apartments Workshop able to enjoy fresh and delicious sushi here Ginza Cozy Corner 10 ● ● 63 Sugamo Police Box 71 at reasonable prices. The restaurant is also Kaikan ● well-stocked with rare sake (Dassai Juyondai Tempura Tendon Tenya 9 ● etc.) and shochu (Aka Kirishima, Mitake etc.). 3-29-10 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03-3915-0633 11: 00 – 22: 00 Closed on Balance Care Sugamo 8 ● ←To Otsuka Station JR Sugamo Station Thursdays (except 4th, 14th, 24th of the month and public holidays) Exit A2 Tamura Fruit Shop 7 ● Police Box St. Marc Café Sugamo Coffee and Light Meals 6 St. Marc Café Sugamo 6 ● Seibundo ● 64 72 Kaburagien A café that is proud of its aromatic coffee, Book Store ● with beans that are ground to order, and 65 Uosen Suisan ● its freshly baked, fluffy bread. Its focus Somei Sakura Chidoriya Sohonke 5 ● Sakanaya Dojo 73 Law Firm 4 KUSHIKOMA Ikoshi on freshness is evident in the handmade Jokyu Co., Ltd 3 ● Fukuro Pharmacy sandwiches that are prepared on site at each 2 ● 1 ● outlet, in volumes that are just enough for Sugamodoshinkyu Acupuncture Exit A1 Hakusan-dori Street sale. The popular CHOCOCRO also comes ● 66 Uomasu Sugamo Sakuranamiki-dori Street in seasonal flavors. It is a café with a varied 67 Atré Vie menu that includes drinks and desserts, and ● the café staff will welcome you with warm ←To Otsuka Station smiles! JR Sugamo巣鴨駅 Station 3- 27- 8 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 5961-1309 07: 00 – 22: 00 Open every day 74 Hair Fashion Shiki ● 2 3 Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Sugamo Tokiwa Shokudo Sugamo Station 21 Teppanyaki Ajisen Okonomiyaki and Monjayaki 22 Funaichi Izakaya Serving Fresh Fish and Vegetables 44 Ueshima CoffeeSugamo A Café for Grown-ups 45 We offer Kagoshima's black pork to Ingredients and vegetables are carefully A café that caters to adult tastes whilst customers at an astoundingly low price. Our selected based on the season. cherishing the Japanese café culture that black pork loin steak is exquisite. Have a try! The Kamameshi (traditional Japanese rice is slowly disappearing. You can enjoy In addition, our Japanese okonomiyaki and dish made in a kettle) made with Koshihikari authentic Nel Drip coffee or milk coffee with cod roe cheese monjayaki are also very rice is particularly well-received. Private sandwiches in a relaxing environment. The popular. rooms are available, whether it’s for lunch café is especially proud of its Brown Sugar We also have a wide selection of course after Buddhist rites, celebratory events, or Milk Coffee, in which the mild sweetness meals, and we can accommodate various welcome parties at night. of the brown sugar can be tasted in the requests. Lunch of the day, starting from ¥750 delicious milk coffee. Broiled eel set meal, starting from ¥2,600 You can also make reservations using Gurunavi. 3- 28- 8 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 5980- 9363 2F, 3- 28- 8 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 3915- 3333 Mon – Fri: 17: 00 – 23: 30 2-1-2 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03 - 5907- 4017 Mon – Fri: 07: 00 – 22: 00 Sat, Sun, 10: 00 – 23: 00 (last orders at 22: 30) Open every day Sat, Sun, Public Holidays: 12: 00 – 23: 00 Closed: None 2- 2-1 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 3576- 2727 11: 30 – 23: 30 Open every day Public Holidays: 07: 30 – 22: 00 Open every day Zao Sugamo No. 1 Teshigotoya Fukunotori Chinese Cuisine in a Trendy Restaurant Fukushima-ya A Restaurant that Women Will Find Welcoming 24 Come Here for Grilled Skewers and Yakitori 25 Taiheihanten 48 Excellent Japanese Confectionery and Café 50 Please visit Zao Sugamo No. 1. A restaurant serving grilled skewers and Specially selected ingredients come together We are a Japanese confectionery store yakitori. There’s also a wide selection of high in dishes that suit Japanese taste buds. established over 150 years ago. Records balls. The restaurant has a relaxed ambience This restaurant has a black and white based of our confectionery business has been where you can choose to sit at tables or at modern Western-style interior. On level 4, found from 1861. While preserving tradition, the counter, so it’s easy to come for a drink a banquet area that seats up to 20 people the shop continues to incorporate new even if you’re alone. Popular items include is available. You can enjoy the classic à la techniques into its “Jo Namagashi” tori-tsumami (bite size chicken) and premium carte dishes or noodles full of fresh seafood, (traditional Japanese confectionery) that liver which tastes like foie gras. A Sugamo as well as set meals that come with shark express the changing of the seasons. With an original menu is also served at lunch. fin soup and dessert. On level 5, there is a eye on keeping the food natural, no additives banquet area that seats up to 60 people. are used in these handmade delicacies. 2F, Oki Building, Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 5980-2560 3-28-7 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 3910 - 4240 Mon: 11: 00 – 22: 00 Tues-Sun, Lunch: Mon-Fri: 11:30 – 14:30 (last orders at 14:00) Dinner: 17:00 – 23:30 (last 4F, Taihei Aji Building, 2-1-2 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03 - 3910 -7144 11: 00 – 1F, Dai-ichi Fukushima Building, 2-1-1 Sugamo, Toshima-ku 03- 3918- 3330 Public Holidays: 11: 00 – 04: 00 Open every day order at 23: 15) Open every day 14: 30/ 17: 00 – last order at 20: 30 Open almost every day (Closed on irregular days) 09: 00 – 19: 00 Closed on Wednesdays Kuzumochi, Mamekan, Anmitsu Unagi Nagashima Yume No Aji Kirin Well-established Yakiniku Restaurant Fuji Soba Sugamo Station Japanese Cuisine (Eel, Yanagawa Nabe, Sashimi, Tempura & More) 26 and Kakigori (glutinous rice cakes, agar jelly and shaved ice) 29 Yakiniku Kongoen 51 Delicious Soba 52 At our store, we purchase domestically A dessert shop with an ambience reminiscent In operation since 1966, this is a well- Only a 30 seconds’ walk from the north exit farmed eel directly from the wholesalers.
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    JAPAN: AN ATTEMPT AT INTERPRETATION BY LAFCADIO HEARN 1904 Contents CHAPTER PAGE I. DIFFICULTIES.........................1 II. STRANGENESS AND CHARM................5 III. THE ANCIENT CULT....................21 IV. THE RELIGION OF THE HOME............33 V. THE JAPANESE FAMILY.................55 VI. THE COMMUNAL CULT...................81 VII. DEVELOPMENTS OF SHINTO.............107 VIII. WORSHIP AND PURIFICATION...........133 IX. THE RULE OF THE DEAD...............157 X. THE INTRODUCTION OF BUDDHISM.......183 XI. THE HIGHER BUDDHISM................207 XII. THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION............229 XIII. THE RISE OF THE MILITARY POWER.....259 XIV. THE RELIGION OF LOYALTY............283 XV. THE JESUIT PERIL...................303 XVI. FEUDAL INTEGRATION.................343 XVII. THE SHINTO REVIVAL.................367 XVIII. SURVIVALS..........................381 XIX. MODERN RESTRAINTS..................395 XX. OFFICIAL EDUCATION.................419 XXI. INDUSTRIAL DANGER..................443 XXII. REFLECTIONS........................457 APPENDIX...........................481 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES..............487 INDEX..............................489 "Perhaps all very marked national characters can be traced back to a time of rigid and pervading discipline" --WALTER BAGEHOT. [1] DIFFICULTIES A thousand books have been written about Japan; but among these,--setting aside artistic publications and works of a purely special character,--the really precious volumes will be found to number scarcely a score. This fact is due to the immense difficulty of perceiving and comprehending what underlies the surface of Japanese life. No work fully interpreting that life,--no work picturing Japan within and without, historically and socially, psychologically and ethically,--can be written for at least another fifty years. So vast and intricate the subject that the united labour of a generation of scholars could not exhaust it, and so difficult that the number of scholars willing to devote their time to it must always be small.
  • Walker Kuroki

    Walker Kuroki

    Irish Journal of Asian Studies 4 (2018) 53 ©IJAS 2018 Ancestors in Transition: Negotiating Contemporary Identities within the Japanese ie Household System Amy V. Walker Kuroki Abstract The household, embodied by ancestral ritual (practiced under the guise of belonging to a Buddhist sect, in this case Jōdo Shinshū), remains a salient feature of Japanese culture and society. This article will put forth the argument that as long as the household structure continues to be performed as a coherent unit on the surface, transitions happening within are obfuscated as personal narratives play out in the family sphere; and this will be illustrated with reference to ethnographic accounts collected over an extensive period of fieldwork in rural Takachiho town, Miyazaki prefecture. Through the examination of oral narratives, individual cases unexplored in contemporary scholarship will be examined in order to show how complex issues of gender; divorce and single parenthood; and non-heterosexual identities are becoming commonplace features of lay and clerical households – often seen as peripheral to mainland urban centres, and excluded from discourses of social change. The ways in which people are negotiating the dichotomy between continuity and transition at the localised, individual level of personal identity while reproducing, protecting and perpetuating the situated ie household and neighbourhood temple through memorial ancestor ritual is the central theme of the discussion – moving away from the dominant ‘funerary Buddhism’ perspective. Keywords: Ie Household, Gender, Sexuality, Identity, Ancestor Ritual, Jōdo Shinshū Buddhism, Social Change ____________________ Amy V. Walker Kuroki is an independent researcher of Anthropology and Religion living between Miyazaki prefecture, Japan and Norfolk, UK.